. >> i'm chasing the hip-hop superstar who is giving a free concert in paterson because he's from patersonis a big reason why he is who he is and how successful he has been. >> he didn't even graduate high school. i spoke to mayor paterson mayor torres. >> a role model that you have a dream and you pursue it. he never lost sight of his musical career. he believes in his talent and he came out on the streets of the city of paterson. snack once he walked up to the stage everyone went crazy. it was a great time. i'm going to leave you guys because i want to join this concert. tweet me @chasing sibile. ♪ >> a nightclub and a burger shop? this is new york's best-kept secret. we take inside the hidden bar. >> this bar has the most expensive bathroom door and all of new york. it's art. next "chasing news." >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi, everyone, i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist, scott williams. get ready for overnight low temperatures north and west into the 50's, so when you wake up tomorrow morning on your friday we're looking at 52 degrees in allentown, low 60's in philadelphia.

this is a celebration of paterson. we want to show you video of fetty wap arriving at the stadium a few moments ago. he was greeted by the mayor. they met and talked for a little while. he stood around and took pictures with fans out here. they really were having a good time, excited to see him arrive. when he rode on the field, you could hear the whole crowd screaming fetty, fetty, fetty. let me tell you, they are excited. he has become a megarapper giving back to his hometown. fetty wap, given the students of paterson a sense of pride. the football field here has been rocking. >> i am glad he came back to the city and did us right. >> make sure you have the bracelets on or they will not allow you in. >> students had to show a school id or report card to get in the show. each getting a wrist band as the line stretched down the block. but the process of getting into the stadium moved with relative ease even through the security process. the students were excited to see fetty for free. >> it's good. you don't have a lot

. ♪ >>> 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 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 i

[music] the opening acts lit up the stage in paterson, getting the crowd ready for him. i caught up with him before his performance. in the meantime, paterson's pair tossed out free t-shirts to 1,200 lucky high school students. >> i want to describe his story. perseverance. believe ing in yourself and dreaming, he got his goal. >> the success of his song trap queen changed everything. he has four songs on the top 10 rap charts and is nominated for two vma awards. his fans are right with him 100 percent. >> i think that's so great. i love that he's giving back to paterson. >> it shows you can come from anywhere and make it. >> i love his music. >> if he can make it, any of us can, whether it be nurses, doctors, bankers whatever. we'll make it. paterson, we're going to make it. >> reporter: the mayor is presenting him with the keys to the city. they'll all be given backpacks to start the school year. i'm lisa evers, fox 5 news. steve: very good there. coming up, a new diagnostic method in the fight against breast cancer. how a simple blood test could predict if a breast ca

with the help of senator pat toomey sergeant robert paterson finally received a bronze star and ninether military awards for his service. you see paterson was a rifle man in world war ii and even fought in the battle of the bulge but the army didn't stepped him his well-deserved medals when he returned home in 1946. you know what, he never even asked about them. paterson credits his daughter-in-law for making things right. >> when she found out that these soldiers military personnel didn't get what they should have gotten she called up mr. mr. toomey -- senator toomey's office right away. she didn't think that was right. that started -- that started the bawling rolling and as a result here we are today. >> glad he got his honors. senator toomey calls him unsung hero. paterson has been living in horsham since 1956. >>> it was one of biggest nights yet to help you decide our next president on the heels of the gop debate in cleveland candidates aren't wasting any time. many of them are back out on the campaign trail hoping to capitalize on any momentum they got from last night. fox's pe

paterson has been living in horsham since 1956. >>> on to your fox 29 weather authority.k a walk around old city tonight. first friday it was absolutely gorgeous. hopefully it's a prelude of the weekend. >> we're talking another nice weekend across our area. 87 was the high temperature today. low humidity. kind of comfortable. if you like dad i think you'll love tomorrow as well. let's talk a little bit about what happened today. early this morning we saw that system we've been talking about all week long it brought the clouds the showers especially south and east of the philadelphia area. they lingered down the shore longer but you can see as expected it is pulling away. drier air is moving in. however if you're down the shore, this weekend watch out for rip currents. a moderate risk due to that storm pulling away kind of chopping up the ocean as we talk about the temperatures right now, really comfortable. upper 60s millville. 72 in dover. low 70s north and west. look at pocono mountains already dipping into the upper 50s. down the shore right now surf city 72. somers p

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has more on cole's legacy in philadelphia. >> reporter: arm of the ace. >> work horse. >> reporter: grace of the diplomate. >> sit will miss a good guy. >> reporter: of course, looks of the movie star. >> i think he is really hot. >> yes. >> reporter: phillies fans le meanting, so much to miss about the lock down style of one cole hamels, here is a guy that reliablely won games helped bring a city a championship and went out with a no hitter. perfect ending for a man they called hollywood. >> sad to see him go. >> reporter: what maybe lost in the praiseability in the phillies sport talks did about tough is in is what hamels means to the city off the feel. >> great person. a lot of charity work. >> reporter: thinks a guy who together with wife heidi created a fund days that aims to build schools in africa while raising more than a million-dollar for philadelphia public education. one of their daughters an orphan from ethiopia. >> him and identify i, big charity events and so he was a great sponsor city of philadelphia. >> they just were the epi

. >> i'm very excited to know that someone who grew up in paterson and went to school in paterson made it to this level. >> his back to school concert is thursday at paterson high. >>> happening tonight, president obama will deliver the keynote speech at the national clean energy summit in las vegas. he's expected to announce new executive actions aimed at making it easier for homeowners and businesses to invest in green energy improvement. the move is designed to build on clean power plant rules the month. he wants to cut carbon monoxide from coal fire plants by 1/3. >>> after much planning and discussion construction finally underway in staten island at the site of a $500 million ferris wheel. it's going to be 630 feet tall, roughly 60 stories, hold up to 1,400 people at the time. it will be the tallest observation wheel in the world slated to open in 2017. >>> drivers who use the george washington bridge may notice a big difference this week. how tonight. >> and ashley madison fighting back. the cheating website offering an enticing deal to lure in anyone behind the cyber attack. >>

. >> that's a national landmark now to paterson, great falls. >> the gender and the paternity will tell us -- one was lost sadly. we have one. >>> recreational drone use has already raised privacy and security concerns. this week a high school football game in new jersey was delayed because a drone was buzzing too close to the players. it happened between a game between middle township and ocean city high school. at one point one of the coaches says the drone was hovering ten feet above the players' heads. the referee put the game for 20 minutes and called police. >> we were waiting for the lawmakers to give us some enforcement powers to regulate the use of these drones. >> just brings about a sense of you're kind of uncomfortable as a result of not knowing what the situation was. >> drone users should stay clear of stadiums, crowded areas and of course airports. >>> the relationship between rosie o'donnell and her adoptive daughter chelsea is getting worse. chelsea, who turned 18 on monday, has decided to move to wisconsin to live with her birth mother. earlier this month, the teen dis

." >>> a fire in paterson, new jersey, ripping through several row homes leaving 31 people homeless. cbs 2's christine sloan has more now from the scene. >> reporter: firefighters battling this fire and one down the street. they say the fire spread quickly because of the wooden structures of the row homes. >> the girl came downstairs saying get out. get out, the house is on fire. >> reporter: grabbing her grandchildren and rushing out of her home in paterson, new jersey, just minutes before a fire engulfed it. >> i want to die. i want them to die. what -- what -- what any normal person think when the house is on fire. >> reporter: cell phone video capturing the chaos firefighters on roofs battling the fire that started inside 177 godwin avenue and quickly spread to four other row homes. more than 30 people now homeless. >> i don't know. i don't know. i'm just sitting here waiting the find out to make an assessment to see how bad the first floor is to see what i can take with me. >> reporter: a couple of streets over the second fire lighting up two abandoned homes. a half dozen firefi

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live to tell us all about that, steve. >> that is right, i love the name here it is called papal visit play book aim at residents in philadelphia, designed to fill them in on the developments in the past half a year or so but also to stop very real fears that a lot of people have. imagine one month from now center city fail could look something like this. >> this is going to be the greatest thing ever. >> reporter: great news for some, looks like bad news for others. >> think the city will be pretty successful. >> reporter: world meeting of families executive director donna keeley ferrell says that is part of the reason what is being called papal visit play book. >> we hear peoples concerns. we wanted to put everything together in one place. >> reporter: play book is an attempt by archdiocese to consolidate all of the information released by federal state, city source necessary one comprehensive digital guide for residents, all in six sections. what it does not do is introduce anything we have not already heard, northeast philadelphia resid

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is on the parkway with that story, steve? >> reporter: ukee, i want to give you another date, since 1976 the flags of close to and now more than 100 nations have flown proudly high above ben franklin parkway but that number has never included the colors of cuba today i spoke to a cuban american who would not only like to see that change but has the the power to do so. history, made in havana. >> in the just for symbolic nature but in terms of the relationship and having a real presence in cuba. i think giving the cuban people hope. >> reporter: philadelphia managing director and deputy mayor richard negrin is the highest ranking latino in the cities administration and a cuban american whose life has been shaped by immigration. >> my family was personally impacted, not only did they have to give up their belongings, but most came to this country with nothing but a suitcase. >> reporter: negrin says the new relationship as a good thing, powerful tool to heel old wound and reconnect families but understands critics believe the c

. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson shows you a local tech group wants to make amends by helping to create a new robot. >> i think it is important that people rise to the challenge. >> reporter: nerds to the rescue. >> it is a pride issue man. there is no way. i love philly. this is my home town. >> reporter: one day after the world freaked out over philadelphia's fate of the child like globe trotting robo celebrity hitchbot a collective of the most bright tech he is say they are committed to the come back story. >> let's put that back together. that can't be too hard. >> reporter: for this team it is not. georgia us the the director of the philadelphia non-profit, dedicated to the advancement of all things, tech. >> we want to come together, use our skills, learn from each other and hopefully contribute something valuable to the world. >> reporter: donations started rolling in immediately. twenty-four hours after the story broke they nearly collect $400, to save hitchbot and philly's reputation. they are now toying with the idea of building a new hitchbot or a philadelph

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has that story. >> reporter: pomp, prestige and pride, one moment young men and women handed immense power and charged with the weight of incredible responsibility. >> that is why we're all here today. we know we can make a difference. >> reporter: brand new officer brian strong is exactly what the department is looking for, young african-american, dedicated to community policing, in an era when his new bosses, say that those traits are hard to find. >> we're having trouble recruit nothing general but specifically minorities and women. >> reporter: police commissioner charles ramsey overseeing graduation of class 372, out of the total 57 graduates, 49 were white, 26 minorities and only 13 women. percentage is here reflect what is happening overall. in the latest test, the department business 57 percent white, 33 percent black, 8 percent hispanic and 78 percent male. compare that with the city which as of 2013 was about 36 percent white, and minority groups making up 64 percent. >> we want a diverse work force, the best we can, so it takes a d

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fast moving fires burning through six homes in paterson, new jersey. several firefighters have been injured and dozens are >> firefighters knocked down the flames and are putting out hot spots. toni yates joins us with the developing details. toni? >> reporter: sade, diana, one woman we saw was crying her eyes out as she was talking on the phone to someone about the fire that either heavily damaged her apartment or completely destroyed it. it did not take long for the fire that started in one house to spread causing huge damage. >> we got an initial call at 12:505, record structure -- 12:55 for a structure. we have a total of five structures burning from 175 to 179. >> reporter: five homes igniting, 31 people displaced. she lives in the house where the fire started. she wasn't home but she got a frantic call from her mother. >> the house is on fire. me and the kids are outside, p.j.'s, no shoes. it's gone. she kept telling me it's gone. >> i was coming home and i saw the smoke and everything. it was like -- is it my house. i see that it was four houses

they say paterson was abduct by walter lewis, hoist considered armed and dangerous. the two may be traveling in the red car. if you see them call 911 right away. >>> authorities up in state new york blame a 13 year-old boy for a runaway train crash. this surveillance video caught the train cars smashing in the station earlier this month. investigation revealed that the teen gained access to the car and set it in motion. the train caused extensive damage to the station, and scared passengers waiting on that platform. law enforcement spoke the with the boy and determined that there was in criminal intent. >>> a insuring woman is recovering after a 5,000-pound oak tree crashed into her bedroom window trapping her underneath. as jennifer mclogan from our sister station in insuring reports, the the woman didn't think she would survive. >> i cannot express in words how thankful i am for everyone who saved my life from the fire fighters to the police officers, to the scene, to the doctors, to the paramedics, that without them i wouldn't be here and i didn't think i would be

so victor cruz and i are both from paterson, new jersey. i went to paterson school number 21. >> but he salsas better. >> that's right. but i can breakdance better. >> there you go. >> all right. and so i was watching the game, and while victor was there playing, i was there as a representative for my company representing the state of new jersey and preparing for the next one. and so i tell kids there's more than one way to the super bowl. so while victor's there playing, vaughn mckoy's there doing something in a corporate capacity, you know, preparing for the next one. >> there you go. >> and so we have to show our kids there's another way to the super bowl. >> all right. vaughn, marnie, katrina, unfortunately we're out of time for this segment, but it is just a great concept. the "playbook" is out there. check it out. and if you want to see the "playbook," you can go to our website and see a link to it. terrific that it's in the schools right now. thank you all for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> for information o

he grew up in paterson and attended east side high school. he has three songs on the billboard hot 100 right now. >>> well, check this out, employees at a fast food restaurant got five months of pay even though they don't have to work. incredible act of generosity austin, texas. the owner needed to remodel the employees hunting for work and he wanted them back so he decided to keep paying all 50 of his workers for five months. >> he would be a -- it would be a real financial crisis from the 50 families represented for their employees here that have to go five months without a job. >> on top of the workers raise. new york city's first free standing chick-fil-a opening october 23rd at herold square. >>> local generosity that i spotted online. jump online to city parks foundation.org because stevie wonder is holding a pop-up concert, wasn't announced, just moments ago that he's going to have it at central park so if you go onto city parks foundation, you can check out -- it's a free event but you got to have tickets to get to the event. >> how f

that's jen a paterson. authorities issued an amber alert this morning and police got a tip where the two were spotted in the hospital parking garage. well, officers say lewis tried to runaway but they were able to catch him and arrest him. authorities say paterson was not hurt. no word yet on why the kidnapping happened in the first place. in franklin, new jersey, managers noticed on some strange behavior at a walmart bathroom and they called police. when it was all said and done, officers arrested 24 year old brittany gym son here. police have not said said exactly what she was doing. but they did say that they found her in the bathroom with heroin, hypodermic needles and some other drug paraphernalia. she's due to be in court next week. dangerous wild fires are spreading in several western states and now comes word a firefighter has been killed in one fast moving fire in northern california. fox's will carr is following the story for us from los angeles. >>reporter: about 0 large fires are ranging across

. >> at woodland park used to be wes patterson, so there, they spent years as west paterson trying to separate from patterson. high crime, tough area. that made maybe a little sense, but now you have boudin in boone township, there almost identical, it's a quaint little downtown,. >> and the township is much more rule. >> i have one question for you what the hell hack is a boudin? >> that's a great question. >> sale four times and it becomes the type of meditation. >> i'm losing my mind. >> here at governor andrew, sandra lee was rushed to the hospital late last night. allegedly having complications for her double vasectomy. new york news is saying that she's having complications from a fluid buildup it's hard to understand what she's going through without talking to an expert. >> more and more working, there going to surgery and taking some time we off, they're working around their schedule and still going to their meetings. >> one important thing he noted was in a perfect world that we would love it if surgeries did not have complications but in these cases of breast cancer surgery,

there it is around wayne and paterson, new jersey. that is heading to greenburgh and rockland county. back to the west, more showers and thunderstorms will get here thursday. northern jersey, grab the umbrella. a spotty shower inland. we will talk about that. day four of our heat wave. we will talk about the subways, two and three trains. we tweeted this out, facebooked it as well. 2 and 3 trains, signal problems at 14th street. metro north waterbury branch with downtown delays, 5 to 10 minutes southbound trains. long island railroad, new jersey transit trains, no problems there. ed koch, 59th street bridge no problems but up the fdr heading from the 60s to the 90s ongoing construction they are in the process of getting that away. bruckner earlier accident near country club road. it was closed down. it has reopened. on the l.i.e. eastbound, that was closed down as well at exit 69. that multivehicle accident has been cleared away. that is good news. new jersey transit western spur north, 15-e a car fire. it was extinguished. it's off o

on thursday he's holding a back to school concert at paterson high school. everyone's excited about that. students pick up their students today. >>> parents will lie heavily on them. a warning that a popular brand of baby wipes. causing rashes. >>> a couple was attacked by a pack of in brooklyn in 1907, four courageous ladies saw the despair of the poor, old, and sick and founded what would become mjhs. today mjhs provides quality home care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, and advanced hospice and palliative care for adults and children, but the values of the brooklyn ladies still guide us. mjhs. caring every minute, every day. >>> beta blockers maybe a way to give women a better chance to survive ovarian cancer. scientists looked at 1400 women with the cancer. women who took the beta blockers survived twice as long. drugs are usually used for blood pressure and heart issues. researchers say more studies are needed before its recommend as an add on treatment. hundreds of customers claim the popular huggies baby wipes are riddled with shards of glass. her

. >>> rapper and north jersey native thedy whop, did a free show in paterson, passaic county. the concert was to encourage kids to stay in school, they had to show their current i.d. or report card to get in. officials say that he is setting an example for the entire neighborhood. >> it shows an example for the entire america if you pursue your dream. >> each student got a surprise as they left the concert, a backpack full of school supplies. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, a new iphone could be released in the matter of weeks plus a brand new cholesterol lowering drug could be on shelves. >>> a new i'm phone model could be released next month, apple could host one of their events next month. probably 6 s and 6 s plus, they are suppose to have souped up cameras and apple will launch a revamped apple tv as well and launch upgrades to its digital assistant siri. >>> and the fda issued a new cholesterol lowing drug but it will cost you. it works at making the liver more efficient by making it -- it will be available next week but health insurers have expressed concern

the that is very latest from manayunk, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, steve.>> a explosion in bangkok, thailand killing at least 18 people and injuring more than a hundred police sealed off the scene to diffuse what they thought was another bomb that turned out to be a few trash bags. blast happened in central bangkok near a shrine that is among the popular tourist spots. we have learned foreigners air monk the injured. no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing. >>> search for a missing indonesia passenger plane has been suspended until weather clears. search crews spotted smoke and wreckage that likely belongs to the the twin turboprop that had 54 people on board. the air services plane disappeared yesterday after getting caught in bad weather. it was heading for the city and the the search is expect to resume in the morning. >>> forty years ago today philadelphia suffered one of the worst fires in the city's history. eight fire fighters were killed battling the gulf oil refinery fire. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer a attended a special memo

admission is free to students who attend any public high school in paterson. tickets available on august 24th. he attended east side high school. he has three songs in the billboard hot 100s right now. >>> you stressed out? who isn't? tonight three ways to turn that stress into strength, a 70-year- old man stranded in a field for a week, how he survived and how a relative's intuition led to his rescue. >>> and forget the latte, how about a beer? starbucks new plan for late night customers. >>> we will have more on the record setting heat hitting the east, the emergencies in the west, entire neighborhoods burned to the ground wrapping homes in foil tonight to save them. >>> the earthquake hitting san francisco, the meteorologist on the air the moment it hits and one on one with donald trump tonight. how he plans to send home 11 million undocumented immigrants and their children after eyewitness new since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, d

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the federal courthouse in sent iser sit the which more, steve. >>> fattah a appeared today same way he has for past three weeks since these allegations broke. confident, smiling, joking with reporters, and, at mant about his innocence and that last point he wanted to emphasize right away in the courtroom. >> the plea, not guilty. >> i'm innocent of each and everyone of these allegations. >> reporter: before he delivered that message, to the the media waiting outside united states representative chaka fattah, blurted to a federal judge overseeing the case, saying almost immediately, quote, i would like to say i'm not guilty. the judge reminding him he would have ample time to enter a plea. the congressman today, eager to deny allegations. >> i fully expect that when we vet these allegations, that we're going to get to a point in which that they will no longer represent any problem on my very good reputation. >> reporter: federal prosecutors disagree in, late july, fattah, indicted on 29 counts of corruption, including racketeering, br

reporting live, from logan square, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> getting close now steve, thanks very much. >>> organizers of the world meeting of families are planning some special activities with young people in mind. "eyewitness news" at the pennsylvania convention center, and members of the world meeting of families youth congress laid out their plans of activities for children six to 17. and some of the fun festivities will include wii bowling with the bishops and a swing with the sisters dance party. youth congress runs simultaneously with the adult congress. from september 22nd through the 27th. >>> for more information on the the papal visit and world meeting of families head to our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> will he or won't he, joe biden is, creating new buzz in washington today, about whether he will run for president. >>> that is coming up. >>> also, pulled alive from the wreckage rescuers say it is amazing that the pilot survived this deadly air show crash in britain. >>> history in danger this home from the 18th century could be knocked down and p

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has more. >> reporter: swept away. >> what we thought would be a rescue effort became a recovery effort. >> reporter: rescue crews respond nothing manayunk saturday night, the call shortly after 6:00 a man goes into the the schuylkill river and is reported missing. in an hour later, search crews make the discovery. >> we have deployed our members in the river and we were able to recover the body at that time but unfortunately, this gentlemen had expired. >> reporter: emergency officials say the man, believed ton in his 50's was last spotted inside the water near the hidden river blues festival at venice island park. how he ended up in the schuylkill is now the focus of a police investigation but emergency workers, cautioned care, in respecting the river. >> it is very dangerous to swim in the schuylkill because of the currents. we do not recommend it at all. >> reporter: at this point, police are not releasing the identity of the rick tim. of course, causes under police investigation. reporting from the news center, i'm steve paterson for cbs-

he grew up in paterson, attended east side high school and trying to do the right thing by giving back to his community so if you have a chance and want to go, there are still tickets available. >> nice of him to do that for the community. >> it is. >>> first born or second born, we will tell you how birth order could impact your weight. >>> and love taking selfies? why those snapshots could increase your chances of getting lice. >>> and could wi-fi make you sick? one family says uh- ok. so everyone is saying 'hey, you've gotta get fios.' but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wifi available from any provider. with big capacity too, so everyone in the house can be online all at once. only fios has 500 meg download speeds, with equal upload speeds. so you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. and with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in c

he grew up in paterson and attended east side high school. >>> the mystic pizza harbor, the -- parlor got a dose of reality as the owner heads to prison. he was found guilty on monday. prosecutors say he took more than $330,000 profits from the restaurant made famous in the location's 1988 name sake movie and kept them for himself and family members and then filed false tax returns to hide the income. his sentence one year in prison and three years of supervised release. >>> well, we are learning new details about the baby girl born on the side of the road in sea bright. mom and dad got stuck in traffic coming back from the jersey shore and little baby wait. well, today we are hearing from help. eyewitness news reporter shirleen allicot has the story. >> you have a cop coming? a panicked father. >> sir, listen -- >> i need help. >> reporter: trevor abbud calling for help as his wife gives birth to a baby girl stuck in traffic. >> it went from likes this it to i'm going to have to deliver this baby. >> reporter: trevor and rosemary enjoying a day at the shore with their 17-month-old so

. ♪ >>> paterson, new jersey, is an industrial suburb outside new york city which has its share of violentone 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 roadnd

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has details. >>> it is a small town. hush, hush town. if nobody don't stand up, nothing will be done. >> reporter: that is how they feel, that it is hush/hush in cumberland county, days after a grand jury decided not to indict the officers, involved in this shooting death of 36 year-old jerome reid, saturday, reid's family says that they're in the done fighting. >> we do not accept the cumberland county prosecutor's decision. >> we right through that background right there. >> reporter: video from december 2,120th, 14. reid is in the passenger seat pulled over by bridgeton police officer brahim day and roger worley. you can see the situation escalating. officers removed a gun from the car. they ordered reid to freeze and keep it hand up but he moves to exit the vehicle. >> don't move. >> reporter: police fired more than eight shots, including the handful that kills reid. >> what do we want. >> justice. >> reporter: protest erupt in outrage to the shooting and spur the state's attorney general to take over the investigation, an effort tha

reporting from the news center tonight, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in bucks county authorities released the name of the young child who drowned at the neshaminy shore picnic park. police say four year-old nahir o johnson was found at the bottom of the pool. the child was part of the larger family function at that park. police are now investigating. >>> we are hearing from two of the three americans who helped subdue a gunman on the train in europe. president obama thanked them for preventing a massacre. reporter wendy gilette has details. >> reporter: cell phone video shows a man suspect of opening fire on a high speed train, in belgium, hog tied on the ground. three american childhood friend, a french citizen and british businessman, all helped to disarm the gun man. >> unaudible. >> i turned around and looked and had just entered the gun man entered the car. >> reporter: anthony sadler's friend air force serviceman spencer stone, jumped up, and quickly followed by the third american, national guards man alex skarlatos. >> spencer got to the guy first. he gr

. >> in new jersey tough conditions for crews fighting two fires in paterson earlier today. embattled in the extreme heat and humidity to put out flames who consumed four homes on one street and another fire who burned through another three houses a block away. everyone did get out safely including a dog rescued by firefighters but plor more than 30 people are displaced. there is no word on the cause of either fire. a 2-year-old girl survived a scare in central park. the toddler in her row boat with an adult when it overturned this afternoon. it happened at about 4:15 near the central park boathouse. the little girl was taken to the hospital for observation but we're told she is fine tonight. >> the next time you are walking through times square with your phone in your hand, you might want to check your settings. it is the most dangerous place in the world when it comes to mobile wifi hacking. cyber crime is concentrated in high traffic areas making tour ust attractions like times square prime targets. to protect yourself, experts suggest avoiding free wifi networks in busy

the man was hit riding his bike on beach street 7:30 tonight in paterson. eyewitnesss say the driver showed no compassion for the victim and left him bleeding in the street. >> he got out of the car, looked at him, and left. just took off, no feelings whatsoever, didn't look back. >> police are interviewing witnesses and looking for clues. >>> we'll take responsibility for protecting our own people. that message tonight from new york mayor de blasio reacting to governor cuomo's rules to treat legionnaires'. now three cases reported in rocklin county. has the biggest out break in new york city history peaked? some say it has. jim dolan with the latest. >> the mayor among them. he insists the city has gotten control of the legionnaires' outbreak even as two more tested positive. one of them here at the daughters of jacob nursing home where the elderly are at greatest risk. >> reporter: charlie lives at the daughters of jacob nursing home in the south bronx and like a lot of people here, he doesn't share the mayor's rosy optimism. >> what's very important to n

newark, jersey city and paterson are pooling resources to provide their officers with body cams. >>> heather has been telling us about this commuter alert for overnight drivers using the george washington bridge. lanes on the lower level to new york city are closed. traffic will be diverted this week from 9:00 at night until 5:00 in the morning through friday morning. on friday night the closures will be in effect from 11:00 p.m. until 8:00 a.m. the next morning to allow to remove temporary construction platforms that are there. >>> when a tourist snapped a an illegal selfie, little did he know he was prepping for his mug showed. we learned that david karnos shhh race arrested. he claimed a beam back in june, took this photo then got down before officers were able to spot him. but he is scheduled to be in court later this month. >>> how does time fly like this. >> it does. >> it's time to go for weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> must be having fun. >> we are having a blast. 4 time's square looking south this morning. we have partly cloudy

honor for local world war two veteran, "eyewitness news" in horsham montgomery county where robert paterson was presented a bronze star and other award. army veteran earned them during services but never received them. he was a rifleman who achieved the rank of sergeant and for the in the battle of the bulge. >>> penns landing wants to jazz up your friday night in august. >> tonight is the first smooth jazz summer night of the season and we are proud to be a media sponsor of this event. our vittoria woodill is live from penns landing with a preview, hi there, vittoria. >> reporter: hi jessica and ukee. we are live. it is the 18th season of smooth jazz summer nights. ladies, ladies, ladies, we want to introduce to you two friend who have met up for beauty of music. i want to introduce you to g, hello, g. >> hello, vittoria. >> hello, ukee. >> hello everybody. >> and i want to introduce you to lilian. >> hello, ladies. >> jazz for everybody here. >> reporter: they are saying hi, ukee just said hi, to you guys. >> hey, hey. >> reporter: it was years ago when lil and g met up. they had never me

. >>> a stunning revelation about the man arrested in connection with a deadly hit and run in paterson, new jersey. it's a story we brought you earlier this week. the suspect, james rinehart, had had his driver's license suspended 20 times over the past 16 years. investigators say he was driving with an invalid license when he allegedly hit 15-year-old javier burgos and fled the scene. >>> a stolen painting in the hands of its rightful owners. it's called the hairdresser. on thursday, it was given back to the french government at their embassy in washington. the $14 million work was missing for 14 years. it was grabbed from a paris museum, then turned up this past december on a cargo ship in newark. it was labeled as a $30 hand craft. can you imagine that? >> really. >> wow. $14 million piece of art. >> $30 hand craft. it's 4:50 on a friday morning. still to come, the major visit to new york city that commissioner bratton is already giving him a headache. >>> sesame street getting a new address. the other big change that's coming to the children's program ahead at 5:00. you're watching

s from paterson high school. the city's recreation coordinator says some students may have lost their i.d.'s and unable to get the tickets. >> giving back. good man. >> he has some voice. >> love him. love that he is local. >> local man. >>> local person, our local meteorologist, amy freeze in for bill. >> brooklyn to lower manhattan, the skies are just barely starting to lighten into the afternoon. sunrise spectacular. a great shot. humidity 68%. northwest winds at 5:00. temperatures in the upper 60s turning into the low 80s. danbury connecticut, 65. monticello at 55. crisp and invigorating feel for the northern counties. temperatures in the middle to upper 50s. kind of cool. 59 for belmar. islip 62 degrees. montauk 70 for you. accuweather forecast, a few clouds trying to make their way over the catskills. falling apart. we are looking at a beautiful sunny forecast. high pressure in control for us. we have the showers along the eastern seaboard then all eyes move to erika. not really an intense storm. winds are

a row of five houses caught fire in paterson. the fire started at 175 godwin then went to other units. others rushed home after getting frantic calls from relatives. >> i was on a job interview. my mother called me and she says the house is on fire. me and the kids is outside pj's. it's gone. that's all she kept telling me, it's gone. >> 31 people are displaced. officials are trying to figure out the cause of the fire. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic beginning with bill evans and the accuweather forecast. >> we have cloudy skies. you can see right at the top of the empire state building cloud cover. it starts out muggy, stuffy around and we will go through the day where the real feels will be close to 90 today. we are looking at about 78 to start your day around the five boroughs. upper 60s well north and west. we will have these showers and thunderstorms developing off to the west here. you will see on the sashed pictures clouds around -- satellite picture, clouds around. there is a cold f

police say the victim was hit riding his bike on beech street in paterson. eyewitnesses say the driver showed no compassion for the victim and left him bleeding in the street. >> the guy came out of the car, looked at him and left. just took off. no feelings whatsoever. didn't look back. police are interviewing witnesses and are looking for clues. >> reporter: this morning we want to show you an attack caught on video and released to the local police on facebook. a man in new jersey confronting another driver. three people got out of the car, beat and stabbed the driver with his family watching. now the search is on for the attackers in the ocean county town of brick. josh einiger has that story. >> reporter: the video picks up at the end of the altercation when it reached the most violent point. two men and a woman beat and stab their vick then ran -- victim then ran off to their own car. >> do not get involved with someone over a traffic violence. if you are in fear, keep your windows closed, drive to a safe location and call police. >> reporter: brick pol

it's drifted toward the north really stretching from around wayne, new jersey, through pat paterson paterson. then yf go through here and northeast sections of burton county. it's drifting northward. fullrther north you're going you may run nto these downpours. ipends nk this morning they'll start to dissipate and refire up again latergtoday. you've got heat rebuilding. a c fortable sea breeze. the humidity continues to run high and, agai i watch for isolated storms not only early but later. best chance later inland. best chance of the forecast, let's tal with lauren. >>> we have delays on the 2 and 3 trains because of signal problems. then beginning at 6:30 ongoing through september we cte expect service changes on the e, f, m, and r. a lot of the express trains will be running local. u'll need to build extra time into your commute. altered in side parking is in tteffe t, so move your car. >> thanks vary much. >>> officials say the flight and data recorders recovered from a plane are in good condition. they were recovered in rough terrain. that's where search crews found the trigana air tur

. >> i proudly present to you the key to the city of paterson. reporter: he's come a long way in the year, but he says he didn't do it by himself or in. [inaudible] reporter: after this, it's off to the mtv video music awards where he's nominated in two categories. next month he will be promoting his new album. lisa evers or "fox 5 news". allison: the e-mail might look professional but the spammers are out it again. targeting people looking for a job. allison: the start of the nude dj chama we are your friends. steve: and what's up with people that are always friendly and polite. you may want to watch her back specifically when you are around them. >> it has a unique flavor. >> revolutionizing the future of food. >> is this a perfect strawberry? allison: more about a new e-mail phishing scam. steve: if you're looking for a job, you could be vulnerable. the spammers are posing as job recruiters seem that we have all experienced online scams. who has not received an e-mail that their rich uncle from nigeria passed away and left the millions of doll

perform a free concert this afternoon just for students in manage high schools in his hometown of paterson. the concert starts at 3:00 at john f. kennedy high school. >> nice that he is giving back to his old neighborhood. >>> the prep school rape trial enters a new phase. the former student answers questions for the first and we will tell you what prosecutors reminded the jury not to forget. >> wild video of a driver speeding, opening his door in the middle of traffic. my name is amanda and i smoked while i was pregnant. my baby was born two months early and weighed only three pounds. this is the view i had of her in the nicu. my tip to you is speak into the opening so your baby can hear you better. you can quit. talk with your doctor. for more help call 1-866-ny-quits >>> firefighters in southern california got an unexpected shower after a car crashed into a hydrant. the geyser of water went 25 feet in the air. it took crews a half hour to get the water shut off. no injuries in the crash but upsetting scene for people experiencing a massive drought watching the water go to waste. >> that

landon paterson is first transgender queen to get nomination of the home coming queen.ad said for years she battled with her identity and one day, tired of living a lie she took to you tube to tell the world who she really is, and to her surprise, when she went back to school, her classmates greeted her with open arms. >> it meant the world to me people i would never thought voted for me were telling me that they did and congratulating me and i was like so happy, i was like yeah, just made me feel like a normal girl. >> london is one of seven students nominated, she will find out september 12th if her classmates crowned her home coming queen. >>> all right, sean bellies in the house. >> will see young or oh no lah back on the mound and dominating. he had a fifth start as a pro. he was flying high would have another great performance but, cheap shot, put on sam bradford, we will talk bit next in sports. >>> the eagles, crush the ravens yesterday, another reason to get hype about the upcoming season. chip kelly has been explosive, no matter who is under center and the the