he plays back and forth between the city of paterson, new jersey, and someone called dr. paterson. he begins with "the delineaments of the giants," which are simply giant figures hidden in the landscape. [william carlos williams] "paterson lies in the valley "under the passaic falls "its spent waters forming the outline of his back. "he lies on his right side, head near the thunder "of the waters filling his dreams! "eternally asleep, "his dreams walk about the city "where he persists incognito. "butterflies settle on his stone ear. "immortal, he neither moves nor rouses "and is seldom seen, "though he breathes "and the subtleties of his machinations, "drawing their substan from the noise of the pouring river "animate 1000 automatons. "who because they neither know their sources "nor the sills of their disappointments "walk outside their bodies aimlesy "for the most part, locked and forgot in their desires--unroused." the problem with writing a poem without a story or leading characters is one that occupied him for a long time. how was he going to do that? how was he going to do a

. >> reporter: neighbor ronnie paterson characterized the woman across the street as quiet, maybe even reclusive but respectful, nothing indicating extremist. >> she came and took her children to and from school, they were very personal people. >> reporter: federal investigators say keonna thomas was trying to support the international terrorist organization isis and then planned on traveling overseas to join jihad fighters. paterson says she lived at this home in the 800 block of north tenth street with her mother and two daughters. she knew the woman in passing for nearly a a decade. >> she didn't bother nobody. she came and went. she was always in her religious a tire. >> reporter: that all change last friday when paterson says she saw federal agents raiding the home for evidence. >> and then after that surveillance 24/7 for a week straight. >> reporter: she didn't know why until now, exclusive video obtain by cbs-3 "eyewitness news" shows thomas being arrested at her home friday morning. paterson watch her neighbor being taken away woman she thought wouldn't bother a soul now label

. >>> paterson, new jersey, is an industrial suburb outside new york city which has its share of violent crime. one of the town's most unusual cases happened in 1980. >> i would personally rank it as being one of the most interesting, challenging cases i ever had. >> 29-year-old frankie pullian was found dead on a deserted road underneath an abandoned car. apparently, the person driving the vehicle hit frankie, then fled the scene, leaving the vehicle behind. frankie pullian worked for a local funeral home as a handyman. before that, he'd served a brief stint in the u.s. military. >> he would run errands for the funeral home, and the funeral home was also kind of a stopping off point for the police, as well. and it was one of the more successful black funeral homes in paterson. >> police discovered that the hit-and-run vehicle had been stolen a month earlier. the owner was a retired policeman who lived nearby, who had an alibi for the night before. >> he was an elderly gentleman. there was no way that anyone would even, in their wildest dreams or imagination, suspect that he was involved

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live with more steve.sica and chris, if you can believe it, it started with this, one man's desire to take a picture of some deer that he thought he saw in the wood behind me but philadelphia police say what he found was far more important and what he did may have saved a life. >> every time i talk bit, tears come to my eyes. >> reporter: tuesday, we asked hospital worker fitsroy anderson to retrace his footsteps but nothing about this walk is easy. >> it was a sad day, very sad. >> reporter: on friday anderson spotted a pair of deer in this section of the cobbs creek park and was going to take pictures. but instead he discovered a discarded wheelchair and next to it something wrapped up in a blanket, when he moved witt his foot, it moved. >> i saw something move. i jumped back. i said my god. >> reporter: police say anderson led them to the discovery of the 21 year-old qu

for now we are live from north philadelphia, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> our news room will continue gathering information on this story throughout the day and night and the coming days so stay with us here on the air and also on line at cbs philly.com. now lets go back to the studio and natasha. >>> chris, we are also monitoring another home ground terror plot this one unrelated out of new york city. this is a sketch of the noel velentzas and asia siddiqui in court. they were arrested accused of plotting a a boston marathon style attack. police say duo sympathized with al qaeda and isis. >>> well, we are tracking some rain across our region on this good friday but it is warm outside today. "eyewitness news" in philadelphia's olde city where those out and about made good use of the umbrella, it is a bit dreary out there but again, it is warm. glass half full. the meteorologist kathy orr is off today we have kate bilo in with us, checking on this holiday weekend. how sit looking kate. >> tonight not looking so great. we have more rain more wind and even chance

live from crescentville i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia authority have formally a rain nia parlor on attempted murder charge these morning. investigators say she abandoned her quadriplegic son in the woods near her home so she could visit her boyfriend in maryland. the passerby found her four days later on the ground with the blanket and bible. he remains in the hospital. >>> former headmaster of an ill let delaware prep school is sentenced to 50 years in prison on child porn grave charges. christopher wheeler was found guilty in december of last year. wheeler was once headmaster of tower hill school in wilmington for nine years. his attorney plans to appeal that sentence calling it quote outrageous. >>> police need your help to identify this man suspect of aggravated assault. witness told police that the man seen here was holding a an unconscious victim on the 900 block of south eighth street last wednesday. the witness confront had that suspect police say he fled without the the victim. suspect is described as a 20 year-old black male hoist 5 feet seve

we are live from center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. >>> new at 6:00 o'clock tonight we are hearing a 911 call connected to the in custody death of the man in vineland. >> he is outside. >> he is outside. >> what is he doing. >> screaming up there, i don't know what the hell is wrong with him. >> reporter: that call fridays march 31st of this year and so thinks video that shows final minutes of the philip white's life. you can see him in the ground in the restraint by police. he died on the way to the hospital. the cumberland county prosecutor's office is now investigating that case. >>> well now to a murder investigation in norristown montgomery county. police say that two men were firing at one another at locust and basin streets. one of those men were hit. woman drove that man to plymouth township where she flagged down police to help. that man later died at the hospital. the other gunman remains at large tonight. >>> the man accused of taking fire fighters hostage last week was arraigned to day paul jordan is held on 1.5 million-dol

. >> steve paterson is on top of this store which new information live from center city steve. the surveillance video we are about to show and break down emanates from one camera source inside entrance way to this garage. police say that it was broad daylight at the time of the crime but inside in the basement where that woman's car was park is nearly pitch black. make sure you are watching when the van a appears on camera. police hope thaw can be the the catalyst for capture. heinous, plan premeditated but also caught on camera. monday, new video from jeweler's row at the time of the crime. police can now see inside the parking garage where they say a five three-year old jewelry store employee was abduct. take a look you can see this maroon cargo van, fitting the suspect vehicle description. it enters parking garage shortly after 1:00 saturday afternoon and then three hours later business owners identified this woman as the victim on the way to the garage's basement. it is there that police say that she's kidnaped, minutes later, the van is seen pulling away. >> very sad. i ha

in camden steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wow, kudos to all them, and everybody proud. >>> also in camden a new type of kitchen opens up. >> it has a one goal and that is to help those in need. >> camden mayor dana redd, and other dignitaries were on hand to cut ribbon of the new location of cathedral kitchen to day. it is a non-profit that has served camden for nearly four decades. the the new location includes a fully operation at commercial kitchen, culinary school and new cafe. cathedral kitchen creates meals for at least eight nearby shelters and halfway houses. >>> "eyewitness news" in spring garden as philadelphia school district hosted third annual prom dress give away for students. new, gently used dress were all available to help students look their best for the big dance. if you are interested is there still time, the event continues through 7:30 tonight just go to the second floor auditorium, show your school id the at the the door. >>> a new bike share program is coming to the city of philadelphia and it starts next thursday. already, about 70 bike stations

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live with reaction from the neighbors tonight, steve and that is of course not including today's fatal. >> and the whole house shook it is a sight that are worse than the sound. police, say shortly before about 6:00 o'clock, a tanker and semi truck collided in the 700 block of south park avenue, the tanker, carrying, raw sewage met the semi box trailer, containing and then spilling, barrels of cosmetic make up powder, all over the roadway. the driver of the sewage tanker was killed. >> this particular roadway is traveled by tractor trailers. there is a lot of traffic on the this roadway. >> it is not uncommon, to travel here but neighbors wonder why. it seems everyone has a story about an accident. >> i got hit by a car at the brink there. >> i was in an accident here a year and a half ago. >> that tree right there. >> and that tree, then hit. >> and neighbor tom lives in the corner on the south park and jode. he pointed to every tree on his front lane and and stay on the side of the house. >> neighbors blamed the designed ignored speed lim

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live with more steve. jessica and chris, if you can believe it, it started with this, one man's desire to take a picture of some deer that he thought he saw in the wood behind me but philadelphia police say what he found was far more important and what he did may have saved a life. >> every time i talk bit, tears come to my eyes. >> reporter: tuesday, we asked hospital worker fitsroy anderson to retrace his footsteps but nothing about this walk is easy. >> it was a sad day, very sad. >> reporter: on friday anderson spotted a pair of deer in this section of the cobbs creek park and was going to take pictures. but instead he discovered a discarded wheelchair and next to it something wrapped up in a blanket, when he moved witt his foot, it moved. >> i saw something move. i jumped back. i said my god. >> reporter: police say anderson led them to the discovery of the 21 year-old quadriplegic man with special need and cerebral pause hi who had been left to die this week police add add tempted murder tore a growi

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has their store friday wilmington. >> reporter: at 12 years old what could be more important than the the 30 minute, of freedom. >> when you are one of the 20 kid in this room the answer comes easy, defend a national championship. >> i want to win bad. >> reporter: students on the the the team at thomas edison charter are the first national chess champions in delaware, this week, they aim to be the first to win back to back. >> chess teaches kid a critical think problem solve great equalizer. >> reporter: the principal thomas el has been sculpting hundreds of young mind with one game since the mid 90's most minorities from poor single family homes in the town that often feels forgotten. el says on checkered black and white board that means nothing. >> ninety plus percent of our students, live at or below poverty level but we truly believe that where you are from does not determine where you are going. >> reporter: kid practice four to six hours, four days a week, it is discipline and structure. not only using to win major tournaments but to in

steve paterson joins us live from jeweler's row with that video, steve. >> reporter: chris, we can show you path where this woman was walking, she work at this jewelry store across the street and saturday afternoon she's crossing over chestnut to that garage. now this is in broad daylight. police say her carries inside the basement in that garage. neighbors and area employees say that garage is often dark and feels unsafe. tonight, we can show you inside the garage as the crime was occurring. >> relieved that she's okay. >> reporter: word of solace from national watch and diamond owner robert greenstein after a terror filled weekend for one who have his employees. >> we're very relieved. >> reporter: monday detective searching jeweler's row for any link to three men police say are responsible for abduction and brutal says. they found surveillance video from inside the garage where police say the jewelry store worker was taken. take a look you can see a maroon cargo van with white markings fitting suspect description entering shortly after 1:00 saturday afternoon. almost three hours late

and william paterson. martin will be the attorney for maryland in the great case of mcculloch. he gives a great speech protecting states rights. madison's basic impression was -- [speaking latin] if you can translate? >> alcohol? [laughter] he may have had to go on a bender in order to talk. harrison, the son of scottish immigrants. the revolution gives him an opportunity. he serves on the first supreme court. then a couple of new englanders up here. gerry, one of the very wealthy merchants who would not sign at the end of the convention. and he figures prominently in the case with the equal state vote. sherman -- you can't quite make it out here, but sherman had an awkwardness to him. do you see how he is sitting in this chair? he can't go back further. he can't quite unwind. but yeah, sherman played a very active role. there are other delegates i could show. let me get a point up here i could talk about later, but not first. so, representation. the great compromise essentially the decision to give states and equal vote in the senate. was that a great comp are mice to be admir

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live from the scene in lower providence with a timetable for all this is set to wrap up steve? >> reporter: jessica, big time update for commute their use this stretch of road and there are a a lot of them have after more than 30 hours most of that powderers white substance has been cleared up but if you and, closer look, and, that will have to be dealt with overnight. a and we will talk about that in a bit. first lets talk about the winding row that crew has to take to find a solution. it was problem powder. >> this has been a very challenging, issue to address with respect to the removal safe removal of this product. >> reporter: police would like to know if mechanical failure or operator error or criminal negligence led to this fiery fatal accident, but first they need to see the road. >> our accident reconstructionist the suspended their investigation last night. >> reporter: substance that interfered with an investigation is called aqua beat 519 police say monday morning that the product used in make up powder gushed out of several bar

this fire happened at broad and paterson in south philadelphia just were 1:30. there were passengers on the bus at the time will but everyone got off safely. >>> it has been hundred years since the death of the one and a half million armenians. pope referred to those with what happened with the turks as a genocide. the u.s. does not. there will be a silent sit in at love park to remember victims. tonight at 6:30 there will be i a mass and candle light vigil at armenian church in wynnewood. >>> the family of the pennsylvania trooper killed by a drunk driver is using his tragic case to help a local county. trooper kenton, died into on eight and today his family is donating portable breathalizers to montgomery county. they will be used in the courthouse for defendants who show up for their hearings under the suspicion of being drunk. >>> philadelphia mayor michael nutter will deliver remarks at lutheran settlement house fun raise they are morning the women of courage a award celebrate women who overcome obstacle and advocate for their communities. nutter will honor

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson joins us live with more on this story, steve. >> reporter: jessica, a rough day for students today student body came together this morning for a prayer service, and then, on site here to give support to those students. all this while many more questions surround the death of that fallen teammate. today we will learn more about a state investigation. a monday in mourning, back to school for students grieving loss of the classmates and trend 15 year-old freshman running back ryan gillyard teammate le meanted loss hours after his death. >> he was someone everyone wants to be around. he was funny cool polite, good grade. >> reporter: monday school official was st. joes prep tells cbs-3 "eyewitness news" gillyard died doing a upper body exercise with the the weighted rope. it was on this practice field during a saturday morning conditioning work out. we have learn that the pennsylvania inter scholastic at let ache so, is opening up their own investigation in the circumstances of the gillyard's death and nature of the work out. it could take severa

our steve paterson is also live at the scene with the latest on the investigation steve. >> reporter: chris, it will be a while before all of this is cleaned up. some breaking news on this now, peco is now on the scene. you can see them behind me. i'm told by authorities with peco in a matter of moments they will shut down, about ten homes on this block. the the worry is beyond the trucks you see right now back you see that trailer that is damaged and powder flowing out of it? this morning that powder ignited and crews are worried it may reflame once again. for a time it looked like a bond fire built on a field of snow. chemical ever where burning in the residential homes. >> i heard a boom and the whole house shook. >> reporter: eyewitness matt lives right next to the scene. he can't tell if the sound was more disturbing or the the sight. >> the whole house just lit up the entire foyer where ever there was a window white came in. >> reporter: police say shortly before 6:00 monday morning a tanker and semi truck collided in the 700 block of south park avenue. the tanker carrying raw s

for now we're live from center city i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a standoff in chester end with at rest of this man allen freeman, he reportedly forced his way into a home occupied by a woman and five-year old child and officers say they were tipped off when two of the women's children went to school today and told their teacher a man with the gun had broken in to their home. >> we were notified by a neighbor that he could hear the woman being beaten inside of the house, and that one of the children are yelling get off my mother, get off my mother. >> reporter: police made their way in the home, they took freeman in custody. he now face's salt and a number of other charges n1 was hurt. >>> we have new details now about what led to a barricade situation at forty-eighth and par niche west philadelphia. police say a four three-year old man sexually assaulted a woman at her home month. man says she was then robbed at gunpoint. would the man escaped and called police. when police got there that is where the standoff unfolded. the man surrendered and no one was hurt.

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live outside northeast detectives with more on the investigation, steve? >> reporter: nicole, those two arrests are two women a 24 year-old and a 34 year-old two of the six people that we're about to show new this graphic rid ohio but reason police have have released it is because they are looking for those other four suspects including one woman wielding a hammer. caught on camera police searching for suspects take a look, six people pile out of this minivan, swarming the man pictures on the right standing outside of a convenient store in olney. after knocking him to the ground police say the group sprays mason him while they rain down blows with the hammer and piece of wood. others can be seen kicking the man repeatedly in the head. police after rested two female suspects from the group of six but they are looking for more especially interested in this woman with the dark sweater and jeans wielding a hammer. a young man in the dark hoodie and young man in the blue sweater both stumped the victim's head. motive police believe would the man who led

that is latees from north west detective, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks for the update. >>> meanwhile, a four year-old boy is recovering in the hospital this morning after he was truck by a police cruiser in philadelphia's mayfair neighborhood. chopper three over that scene in the 6300 block of leonard street last night. the it is unclear how it happened. the accident is still under investigation. >>> employee in the delaware county district attorney's office is accused of stealing more than hundred thousand dollars from the the the office. the d.a. ace that this is a case of the betrayal funded by taxpayers. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has the the details. >> reporter: accused of stealing more than hundred thousand dollars in cash from the delaware county d.a.'s office, 48 year-old mary lynch, a 29 year employee, who work at the courthouse was allegedly taking drug money submitted as evidence by police departments and funding a lavish lifestyle. >> thinks a case of betrayal. this is is a a case where you have a trusted employee a person you re

. >> testing on david paterson's dna or that of his family, which produced a presumptive profile, showed no possibility of him being any of the male dna profiles that was present at the scene of her murder. >> investigators also contacted john taylor, who had been an earlier suspect in laura's murder. his dna also did not match. and dan goodwin himself provided a dna sample. he'd gone out with laura just a few days before the murder. goodwin maintained it was a casual date and said the two weren't intimate. >> since i took her out to the movies just four days before and knew her, they decided it would be advisable to test my dna. it was tested, and i was not present at the crime scene. >> but at least the investigators had the killer's dna and were closer to finding him. a lot closer than they knew. it's amazing. new crest hd gives you a 6x healthier mouth and 6x whiter teeth in just one week. it gets practically every detail. that's why it's called hd. try new crest pro-health hd. so are you up for whateverht, happens next? yeah! check it out. the perfect beer for stepping outside for s

. >>> paterson, new jersey, is an industrial suburb outside new york city which has its share of violentrime. one of the town's most unusual cases happened in 1980. >> i would personally rank it as being one of the most interesting, challenging cases i ever had. >> 29-year-old frankie pullian was found dead on a deserted

cbs-3's steve paterson spoke with one of his classmates. >> that will hurt for a while. >> reporter: minutes before he died moments before everything changed like any given saturday, daven and brian were shooting the breeze. >> i was talking to him this morning before he went to practice. he said wow text me after practice. >> reporter: fifteen year-old daven kid jackson would learn just a a few hours later it would be the the last conversation they would ever share. >> i cried a few times. >> reporter: school officials say 15 year-old st. joseph freshman brian gillyard died during a football conditioning work out. school spokesperson wouldn't comment on the investigation but says the the promising running back simply collapsed. he was rushed to temple university hospital and pronounced dead. >> he was someone everyone wanted to be around. he was funny, cool, polite had good grade. >> reporter: school officials added to that saying in a statement quote the st. joseph prep community is deeply saddened by tragic death of our freshman ryan gillyard and condolences go out to his parents

joes prep, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile a child is in the hospital, after she was attacked by a dog in cobbs creek. police say that the the three-year old was sitting with her great grandmother when she was hauled by the dog this happened in the 5900 block of washington avenue around 5:00 o'clock. that child was taken to children's hospital with bite wound to her head and her eye. the she's now in critical condition. police believe that dog was jealous of the child. >> i cannot speak for them i know they'll val wait the dog. they will test it. and the the fate of the doggies going to be in their hands. >> great grandmother is 84 years old. she was treated for a bite wound on her hand. >>> today friend and family will begin to pay their final respects to the young victim of the hit and run last week in kensington. viewing will be held for two-year old david alycia. he was hit the by a car walking with his mother josephine on mash are street monday night. a funeral will be held for david tomorrow. police have have recovered the car involve in the hit an

cbs-3's steve paterson spoke with within of his teammates. >> that will hurt for quite a while. >> reporter: minutes before he died moment before everyone change, like any given saturday da the vio on and ryan were shooting the breeze. >> we were talking with him this morning before he went to practice. he would text me after practice. >> reporter: fifteen year-old kid-jackson would learn just a few hours later it would be the last conversation that they would ever share. >> i cried a few times. >> reporter: school officials say 15 year-old st. joseph prep freshman ryan gillyard died during a football conditioning work out. a school spokesperson wouldn't comment on the investigation but promising running back simply collapsed. he was rushed to temple university hospital and pronounced dead. >> he was someone everyone wants to be around. he was funny cool polite, had good grade. >> reporter: school officials added saying in a statement quote that the saint guess he have prep community is deeply sat end by tragic death the of our freshman ryan gillyard and condolences go out you the to his pa

>> exhibit e, the declaration of ryan paterson. and it describes the present legal use and the proposed use. >> i wouldn't mind your reading it out loud. i can't read this. >> present use, office, retail live-work. proposed use, office, retail, live-work and it describes the 6 existing dwelling units live-work spaces that are legal on the top floor. completely accurate to all respects, commissioner. >> i thought your permit was not related to the 6th floor. you have already stated that. >> excuse me? >> you have stated consistently in the brief and the oral testimony today that the 6th floor, which had been legally permitted units, was not part of this permit. >> commissioner fung, when you describe a permit, use of a permit on a property, you need to describe the legal use of the entire property. it would have been inappropriate and inaccurate to not list the fact there were legal residential uses there and this was in a totally appropriate way and quite frankly the first i ever heard that, that's not something the zoning administ

. >> back home, septa bus catches fire, it happened around 1:30 this morning at broad street and paterson right in front of an at&t station. driver and passenger on the service bus got off safely. no word on what may have caused that fire. >> well, chaos in baltimore continues. the city police clashes with demonstrators angry over the death of freddie gray. >> at least two people were arrested there. have been several days every protests in baltimore after gray died from a spinal injury he suffered in police custody. he was reportedly injured as he was handcuffed and put in the back of a police van on april 12th. now, it has been revealed, gray did not have seat bet on do your his ride to the police station unbelted detainees we are told, been paralyzed even killed by rough rides to the police station. >>> a mother's emotional plea results in a big reward in a deadly hit-and-run case in philadelphia. the city announced $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the driver who hit and killed theresa possi. the 33 year old struck on state road in holmesburg decem

it's also been found in a study by paterson and lynch judges are less likely to give black suspects the benefit of like whites and this study was on the manhattan da's office and we had a similar one in of the district attorney's office and he invited them to do that study but they found that blacks and latinos charged with drug offenses were less likely to get three offers and found that blacks were 27% and latinos 18% more likely to receive a jail offer and this is the plea bargaining process. in sentencing the study from the journal of legal studies and done by an economists and not a justice system professor and found that black defendants are 30% more likely to be in print prison for the same crime and judges take race into account and at a punish differently based on the race and only at the race even when they looked at other factors and judges are more likely to sentence black defendants to prison than whites. and there was a study from duke in 2012 and juries from all white jury pools in florida convicted blacks more often than whites and this is a huge issue in san francisco a

happened around 1:30 this morning on south broad street and paterson avenue right in front of an at&t station. driver and passenger on the owl service bus got off safely. no word yet what may have caused that fire. >> a beloved south philadelphia resident dice in a house fire. "eyewitness news" on the scene on federal street. that fire started in the second floor bedroom, of 69 year old joseph derosa. he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. choking back tears here, long time friend says derosa was the casino of guy who would give you the shirt off his back. >> it wasn't a person, he didn't say hello to, because he would always be sitting outside on the bench outside the club, or on his step, and the people right now know me, see me, ask me, and when i tell them they're kind of like sad to see because just the hello that he gave them made them happy. >> neighbors say derosa was a heavy smoker, but it is unclear right now how that fire started. >>> frightening scene, at indianna high school, as stage filled with students collapses, during a performance, injuring dozens every stude

william paterson is a communist. dubois works with him. could you sketch out for us the organizational and the ideological differences between the council on african affairs that absorbs dubois's attention and that robison was intimately involved in, their critique of the naacp on the one side. and then naacp's critique of them going the other way. carol: in that -- and that really is in the italian colonies chapter. that was a teaser. the council of african affairs was created in 1936. and it saw as its mission the liberation of africa. and that sounds beautiful. it sounds wonderful. but the devil is in t he details. and the details for the council on african affairs is that it believed the soviet union held the holy grail for liberation. and that the soviet union knew how to lead folks out of the hell of colonialism, that it had the prescription for doing that. and so, i'm going to tell another tale that would be me back into the second part of your question. so, on the italian colonies issue, in 1945, the soviet union went to the u.s. a

for now we are live from center city, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you for that. >>> also developing a reported shooting in kensington. chopper three over the scene on the 100 block of wishart street. police say one person was struck by a bullet. the extent of their injuries is unclear right now. a second person may also have been injured but that has yet to be confirmed. >>> a standoff in chester end with the arrest of this man, allen freeman who reportedly forced his way in the home occupied by a woman and a five-year old child. officers say they were tipped off when two women's children went to school today and told their teacher a man with the gun had broken in to their home. police apprehended freeman without incident. >>> toy day police searched philadelphia home of nia parlor, would the man accused of a abandoning her disable son in the woods. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us from southwest detective with the latest new details on this story, alexandria. >> reporter: hi ukee this mother is still in the maryland hospital toni

. >> ronnie paterson lives across the street from thomas.lso known young lionness much. >> it's really just really sick. it's sad. >> reporter: according to an affidavit the fbi began watching thomas in august of 2013. court documents indicate the 30-year-old mother had plans to travel to barcelona spain then istanbul turkey noon syria where she want to do die a martyr. she quoted if we truly knew the realities we would all be rushing to join our brothers in the front line lines. pray allah september us as shuhada martyrs. >> it wasn't surprise at all f there's any surprise it's that it didn't happen sooner. >> ed turzanski worked for the cia during the reagan administration and teaching the terrorism subject at lasalle. he told "eyewitness news" online radicalization is becoming more popular by the day. >> these are usually people with some sort of dysfunction. something missing in their lives lives. and they find meaning through the people they interact act with over the internet. >> reporter: in court thomas only said yes and no. but her

live from crescentville i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> another cold night is in our future with parts of the area under a freeze warning. meteorologist kathy orr live on the cbs-3 sky deck. kathy, you have your coat on. you are also tracking how cold it will get tonight. >> absolutely, more widespread freeze overnight tonight guess contact the wind continue to gust to 30 or 40 miles an hour at times. we are going to be seeing more cold air but the the big question remains what about the weekend. look at the the gust as cross the region. right now in philadelphia wind are gusting to 28 miles an hour. thirty-three in wilmington. thirty in the poconos. gusting to 35 miles an hour in atlantic city airport. now the freeze is going to be widespread. you can see to the north and west of philadelphia and south and a east, that dark purple is where we will be eag temperatures below freezing, frost advisory in philadelphia and state of delaware, for temperatures that will be in the mid 30's. come tomorrow morning temperatures will range between about 27 and 32 degrees. you

live from center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you. >>> developing right now at 5:00 widespread power outage as cross washington d.c. causing a a scare for some. public transportation, the the white house and the capitol were all affected. cameras at a state department press briefing caught the moments that the power went out. that spokeswoman did continue the briefing in the dark though. outages were related to an explosion at a power plant on the outskirts of the d.c. >>> jury deliberations are underway in the federal death penalty trial of the accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. cbs news reporter chris van cleve is in boston with the latest. >> reporter: jurors are deciding whether take hashing tsarnaev is guilty for 2013 bombings in the boston marathon and violence that follow. on monday prosecutors finished closing arguments telling the jury of five men and seven women that tsarnaev and his older brother tamerlan a attack was a cold calculated terrorist act. that was intentional and blood thirsty and was to make a point and tell am

association was just a bourgeois set up, afraid to do anything not respectable," and communist william paterson who had tried to submit a petition to the u.n. charging the united states with committing genocide against african-americans but was blocked by the naacp fumed that "the very same americans interceded in order that the reverend michael scott white speak, they were also the ones who refused to intercede when the petition dealing with genocide in the united states was submitted. similarly, historians decades later tell us that the naacp was so infused with liberal ideology that all that it could think of was to try to get more african-americans in the foreign policy bureaucracy. as if that was going to make any difference. timidity and collusion with the u.s. government led to a faustian bargain whereby the association received a pittance of civil rights concessions at home in exchange for silence on foreign-policy issues and acquiescence un-american and west european control of the world's colored peoples. what the association did was not silent. it was not abandonment. it was another

broad happened in broad and paterson in south philadelphia. this was just before 1:30 this morning. there were passengers on the bus at the time but everyone got out safely. >>> a south philadelphia block is mourning the loss of a long time friend, and father figure, after a devastating house fire. this is sad. investigators say joe derosa, senior died after being trapped in his second floor room when fire struck on the 1100 block of federal street, last night. fire officials, say that a family member called 911 but the 68 year-old victim could not be saved. joe was a founding member of the street corner club. >> we palled around, we would go to pat's steaks, we'd sit on the bench. he'd smoke his cigarette. would i make him coffee every morning. he drove my crazy. but right now i miss him. >> fire fighters say six family members have been displaced and will be staying with extended family. the the cause of this fire is, of course, being investigated. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a a stage to give way during a final number of the the high school musical. >>

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