haley barbour and david paterson, good to see both of you. let's get to john kasich.ake up and smell the kasich, governor barbour, what do you think about what he said and does it perhaps shift the sands of the leadership landscape for the gop pack? >> i think what the american people are looking for tonight are we going to have a debate where cnbc, which is supposed to be a business channel like fox business, are they going to have a debate about the question that's on the american people's mind, and that's the economy? and the first two debates fewer than 10% of all the questions were about the economy, yet the economy is on what's most people's minds. 48% of americans have a full-time job today. no wonder more than half of americans think we're still in a recession. we are nearly two-thirds of americans think our country is going in a wrong direction. a whole lot more people think that we're going in the wrong direction than just republicans, and yet these debates have been about tactics and strategy and polling. the american people want to hear about candidates' p

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cleve bryan he is live in sea isle city with governor christie and steve paterson is indeed, hanging on in ocean city, where we will start off with first with kyla. >> i have to tell you you, you can see in ocean city we have win, rain, it is down right nasty out there. we have seen a few flying umbrellas when i took a walk out for my break. we are under a coastal flood warning and for good reason, because we are going to see things increasingly get worse as we head in the day today. let take a look, moderate flooding expect all the way from toms river down to cape may down to rehoboth beach. even into philadelphia where we're under that coastal flood warning heading throughout the day-to-day. live look at the neighborhood network boardwalk plaza at rehoboth beach, notice wind there 32 miles an hour those waves have been crashing against the the shore, and it doesn't help with the temperatures in the 50's. we have wind alerts, gusting to 40 to 50 miles an hour. you can see warning from atlantic city down to bethenny beach and flange by advisory on either side. looking at storm can th

. >>> cleve bryan and cleve paterson are both down the shore. we will begin with meteorologist kate bilo in the weather center. kate, everyone wants to know how long will this race lane. >> i feel bad being here in the dry studio seeing poor cleve and cleve down the shore being blow away. and you can see rain is about to pick up down the shore as well we can expect to it continue through midnight if in the through overnight hours. we've gotten hans. on these band of rain moving through. one just points to moving in the shore points and that is what we will see for steve and cleve in a few minutes. look at this heavy rain off the coast, heavy rain is now popping up over atlantic and burlington counties as well this is all lift nothing to the rain. the rain will be on and off. heavier rain comes in wave right through tonight and overnight hours as well. you can see there is more moisture where this came from watch this batch right here this could try to rotate back into the area as we go through the overnight hours especially around 11 or 12:00 to

problems continue at 58 on paterson, a jackknifed tractor- trailer. the u. n. general assembly in session again today. over at the hudson river crossing still moving smoothly, no problems, george, lincoln or the holland. keep in mind finishes you're taking a ride over to barnegat east bay avenue blocked off. i'll show you a look at the northern state parkway westbound, stop-and-go traffic out towards lakeville road. the southbound side of the van wyck bumper to bumper into kew gardens. >>> a homeless man could spend 15 years behind bars after pleading guilty in the murder of a manhattan musician. 61-year-old mary whittaker was shot and stabbed to death inside her summer home in western new york more than a year ago. 31-year-old charles sanford pleaded guilty to second degree murder in court yesterday. he is expected to cooperate in the trial of his alleged accomplice next year. >>> 5:55. call it the 21st century version of please don't feed the animals. hikers are being asked to stop take selfies by bears. the bears can be unpredictable. one woman has created s

a wake will be held for the paterson native sunday afternoon. rodriguez's funeral scheduled for monday morning. >>> and now to congress where gop leaders are scrambling. right now there is no clear front runner for house speaker this afternoon. representative kevin mccarthy dropped out of the race. abc's karen travers has the story. >> house republicans huddling today on capitol hill, discussing their next move. >> we have very good conference working together, trying to work together. mccarthy abruptly taking himself out of the race for house speaker yesterday. >> i can't unite everybody. it's better to find someone who can. >> his sudden and very unexpected withdrawal throwing house republicans into chaos. >> nobody knows anything at this point. >> mccarthy had the support of the overwhelming majority of house republicans but far right members refused to say they would unite behind him, so who's running now. representative paul ryan of wisconsin. his party's vice presidential contender three years ago. he says he doesn't want it. >> but many t

. >> eyewitness news reporter, stacey sager outside the hospital in paterson with the story. >> reporter: you know, dave, they say someone must have answers. 22-year-old anna semioli was the victim of a hit-and-run in clifton. her family is begging for help. >> my baby sister is in such critical condition. please come forward and say something. >> reporter: a desperate, and exasperated family, keeping vigil here at st. joseph's paterson, praying that anna semioli will pull through. >> there was 11 911 calls reporting they had seen a body on the side of the road. >> no one saying a description of a car. >> nothing like that. nothing. we're so desperate to find out who, why, what, what happened. >> reporter: police told the family anna's injuries are consistent with a hit and run, but all her sister knows is what anna said in her last phone call thursday night. that she was going to visit friends at her school, montclair state university. but no one has heard a word sense. >> all of those people that were in there. not a single one was one of the people she was visiting that night. >> no o

our steve paterson joins us now from southwest philadelphia with more on the search for the suspect, steve, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon,er contact latest from police is they have surveillance video from this area that not only shows at alleged purpose traitor going inside but also shows him, going out. but it is those 20 minutes and moments, in between, that both neighbors and police are calling horrific and left a whole lot of blood on the scene last night. i want to show thaw scene taken from last night. police say this happens with daylight, to spare, shortly before about 6:00 a man enters the southwest auto tags, the business behind us, armed with a knife. a at that point, a at this point, excuse me, it is still being called an attempted robbery. but inside this store, the owner, a six two-year old patrick spinosa i'm told he was saab in the head, stab in the upper body, some 20 times before police say he basically left for dead. police saying that the video also shows the suspect walking outcast you'llly locking the door before he flees. we spoke with the lieuten

reporting live from the campus of villanova university i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> steve, thank you. >>> now latest developments in the deadly shooting on the campus of tennessee state university. police say a gunman shot and killed a 19 year-old during a argument over a dice game. this happened before 11:00 last night in the courtyard in nashville. three students passing by were also hurt, their injuries are not life threatening. so far there are no arrests. >>> developing right now, two new women are expect to go public today with sexual assault allegations against comedian bill cosby. the women will hold a press conference this afternoon in new york with their attorney gloria alred. would the men will share what they say happened to them after they met bill cosby. a alred represent several other women who accused cosby of sexually assaulting them. watch the news conference live on cbs philly.com starting at 2:00 o'clock. >>> a three-year old boy found dead in the wood in haddon township last week is laid to red. loved ones gathered to say good bye at brendan

reporting from the philadelphia police headquarters, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news", free, 3-d mammograms for pennsylvania women. we will tell you how governor tom wolf is making it easier for women in the keystone state to get high tech screening. our stephanie stahl will have details, kate. >>> beautiful fall day and we have another one on the way for tomorrow, but how long does it last? i have a's got rain in the seven day forecast and noticeable cool down. we will have more on that coming up, don. >>> chip kelly believes he can turnaround eagles one and three season. judge why a pulitzer head coach thinks he is dead wrong. some strong word i >>> all kind of mammograms will be free in the state of pennsylvania, even the more advanced technology will be covered by insurance. >> this is great news. health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain the new policy that doctors say could save lives. >> they are happen bye this one. governor wolf, has a new policy, that insurers must now cover all screening mammograms including th

for now we are live on the campus of temple university i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> matt rule in the process, keep him here. >>> another crisp sunny day but cooler air on the way in time for weekend. kate bilo on the skies deck with the first forecast, kate. >> i'm out the here watching sun dip below buildings and it is beautiful just starting to be invisible off to the west, of course and sun will officially set in less than ten minutes. the it is cooler but you seasonal october day for us. storm scan three is clear locally for the moment, skies are completely clear outside right now but we have a system from the west that will bring in some showers this weekend. that is it over great lakes. watch for showers especially early sunday. sixty-one in philadelphia, 50's all across the region and only 48 in mount pocono. temperatures ten to 20 degrees colder then they were at this time yesterday but still not a bad friday evening and nice weekend on the way, little bit on the cool side watch out for those showers early sunday. i'll have more what to expect next week a

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live on campus where he spoke to excited alumni in town for the big game, steve. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, we have been showing you those excited students all day long, but it is not just the the students who are hyped for tomorrow's big football game but also the the a alumni who are all over this city. we found some in very high places and they say it is a little tough to concentrate. it is, still a productive day at dilworth paxson law firm but just with a few more distractions. >> is there a constant flow of new articles, speculation, and debates, and i'm definitely looking at it way more then i should be. >> reporter: that is attorney mark winestein hitting facebook for his temple fix and he says, why not, with the owls nationally rang undefeated seven and zero and gearing up with a national thely televised showdown against notre dame, a little work place excitement is warranted. >> the entire time i was at temple, temple had a losing football team. >> it is really exciting and gratifying. >> reporter: upstairs, the big boss

it happened overnight, at penn row, then paterson avenues. that accident involves a car and a co-truck. >> also, two of the candidates for mayor of philadelphia face-off in another debate tonight. democrat jim kenny and republican, melissa murray bailly go head-to-head at the temple performing art center starts at 7:30. >>> and listen to this, a snake force as evacuation of a septa bus in west philadelphia. a man boarded a route 52 bus, with his two and a half foot long boa con victor yesterday afternoon t got loose short time later, crawled under the seat, driver alerted septa police. the bus was evacuated and septa police kicked the snake and its owner off the bus. the guy got his snake back. >> all right, right now, 4:49, time for check on your business news with money watch's hen a daniels up at the new york stock exchange, hen, a hearing apple is being forced to shell out millions of dollars. they lost this big patent lawsuit. what do you know about this? >> reporter: good morning, erika. federal jury on friday ordered apple to pay $234

reporting from southwest philadelphia, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a lincoln high school student is taken into police custody after a gun scare at the school this morning. police say they received a call around 11:00 a.m. that the student left a gun outside the school. campus was placed on lock down while officers performed a search but no weapon was recovered. it is unclear if any charges will be filed. >>> more charges are filed against jessica lynn, the chester county momma accused of supplying and injecting her own daughter and another teen with her win. rip py waved her hearing on the new charges today which include drug possession and interest to don't delivery and conspiracy. an arrest warrant is out for her boyfriend james burns who helped supply the heroin. >>> a philadelphia jazz musician is facing child sex charges, charles cohen, accused of trying to meet an under age boy for sex. authorities say cohen, thought he was talking to a 14 year-old boy on line, but he was really communicating with an under cover detective. the the 69 year-old was arreste

a wake will be held for the paterson native sunday afternoon. rodriguez's funeral is scheduled for monday morning. >>> 4:35. today bill cosby will give his deposition after being accused of sexually abusing a teenage girl at the playboy mansion. a judge ruled the deposition will be sealed at least through december. cosby is being sued by a woman who says the comedian mried her with alcohol and sexually abused her when she was only 15 years old. in the last year 15 women have accused cosby of rape. >>> police have released a picture of two people they want to talk to in connection with a stabbing that american hero in the french train attack. police in california want to identify the two men believed to be involved in the stabbing of stone is in serious condition after the attacks. surveillance video shows stone in his hometown of sacramento fighting with several people outside a bar. >> he underwent surgery and was unit. while he has sustained extensive injuries, we anticipate he will make a full recovery. fans. the mets begin their playoff seri

like much going through paterson new jersey. when it got close to the gwb it really got heavy. 95 near new rochelle and upper manhattan and back across to fort lee. more heavy downpours across western new jersey, the strongest and most severe storms, they're actually going toward the philly area. see how those are shaped like an arch's bow. very strong wind of 60 miles an hour. those are headed towards central and southern new jersey. we're not getting the worst of it. you see over the next couple of hours is when we're under the gun. the heaviest is east of new york city the way things are moving by 6:00, even though it could still rain until 7 or 8:00, and things will quiet down after that. the futurecast doing a nice job with a squall line through i- 95. 7:00, connecticut, long island, parts of central and southern new jersey and then offshore. we've got bright sunshine tomorrow, chilly morning, nice refreshing afternoon. want to show you the temperatures here. upper 30s well north and west. speaking of new rochelle, we have

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson reports tonight and will give you a closer look. >> reporter: up and down the the shoreline of southern new jersey, dramatic scenes, from a powerful coastal storm. brigantine was spared the worst. >> a little flooding on bay shore boulevard, forced a road closure but water level quickly reseated. by noon a large portion of the ocean city, lived up to the name. large swats, of wesley avenue under water after high wind, and the high tied, pounded the shorelines n what was considered typical for a storm of this size, felt much worse. >> the difference with this one is the the win. we usually get flooding but this one has strong gusts. >> reporter: meanwhile nothing lucky about the weather in atlantic city. tides bothered the northern communities knocking down trees, sending flood waters raging to the west, a major highway, route 40 snarled traffic near atens avenue. a at the a local school all of the signs. >> came out here, we brought a fifth wheel vehicle, well, really a car to pull bus up close to the it and we will walk kid up on and get them

watch for delays there. 80 westbound by exit 58 in paterson, that's a jackknifed tractor-trailer. prepare for delays and east bay avenue blocked off by route 9 at barnegat, downed cables. the l.i.e. westbound moving slowly by the cross island. alternate side in effect. >>> thank you. 6:02 and all across the tri- state area emergency officials are preparing for a possible 1, 2 punch of severe weather. the potential impact of hurricane joaquin sometime next week. take a look at this video from the bahamas. joaquin is the strongest atlantic hurricane in five years bringing extreme winds with gusts over 150 miles an hour and rainfall up to 25 inches when all is said and done. here at home coastal communities are bracing for a possible landfall, at the very least strong waves and flooding this is a live picture of sand dunes built up to protect the long beach boardwalk. kala rama joins us with how the storm is -- >> reporter: there are some of the same sand dunes you just saw where you showed here, and it's across the jersey shore, and ocean city despite this is already seeing some of

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at springfield township fire company and today he spoke exclusively with the victim's wife, steve. >> reporter: we did, and jessica, this was the couple that was gathered for 57 years of marriage. nearly six decade, for teta and her husband who died in, that accident. we spoke to the wife there and she spoke for the the first time in a long time that they are apart. >> i'm at a lost for words it was a great shock. >> reporter: after 57 years of marriage, tet lipincot can find herself in a place she can barely fathom suddenly without her best friend. >> i don't know we're still all in shock. we do not know thousand react. >> reporter: friend and family mourning loss of the 79 year-old retired fire fighter and community pillar roger lipincot. police say at the 2:00 sunday afternoon lipincot was mowing the front lawn when his lawn mower caught on fire and combusted. teta says all she could do was hope her husband left quickly. >> this was over in a flash. i hope it was instant. i don't know what happened. >> reporter: black bunting at springf

. >> a youtube started we have had in studio, a native of paterson, new jersey. he was able to lower six children into his house. a through moments. >> the latest videos. >> there is nothing. >> it sure feels that way when you need to use the bathroom. >> there is no toilet paper. it is unnecessary. >> i guess is better than nothing. paying when the creek overflowed during the storm the empire state building was built in 410 days. has been more than twice that long since hurricane sandy. still not finished. >> state, local, federal, the whole thing is a mess. >> a turnpike authority spokesman got back to me saying it's ahead of schedule and that insurance companies had taken the better part of a year to hammer out who was going to pay for what. slated to take two years. drivers told me, not get done in six months. >> the grover cleveland dressed up as set to reopen next month. bill: john corzine was right when he was governor. the revenue would be great. it would've never had this a bureaucratic turnpike authority who incidentally made a profit of somewhere in th

police say someone shot travis paterson in the 3200 block. police responded to reports of shots fired and ems workers rushed paterson to the hospital where he died. investigators haven't released a description of the suspect or a possible motive in the case. if you have any information about the shooting, call police. >>> a woman is accused of throwing her 6-month-old baby out of a sixth floor apartment window, now we've learned that she was licensed to run a day care in the bronx and her license expired in april. officials don't think any kids were in her care over the last several months and reporter tracy strahan is picking up that part of the story. >> she didn't acknowledge that camera, and tanisha forin told her tearful god mother that she tried to warn her about the gruesome crime that has her facing murder charges. >> i don't understand. that morning came wednesday the very next day, she dropped her daughter out of the sixth-floor apartment window and witnesses say the 27-year-old was nationed and screaming for help from god as she da

a wake will be held for the paterson native sunday afternoon. rodriguez's funeral is scheduled for monday morning. >>> 6:52, new this morning, new jersey transit threatening to stop train service altogether at the end of the year. federal lawmakers don't push back the deadline for positive train control installation. senator cory booker is asking for a three-year extension on the deadline for positive train controls in order to keep nj transit running. a spokesperson says the new systems are expected to be fully installed by 2018 but without an extension it remains unclear if trains are going to be able to run after december 31st. >>> and we have breaking news this morning in new jersey. >> gunfire erupts on a street in elizabeth, four people get >>> developing right now, police are searching for the person who opened fire on a street in elizabeth shooting several people. this happened just after midnight outside a home on julia street. four men are being treated for nonlife-threatening injuries after the shooting. >>> parents and teachers at th

the side of a busy highway. 22-year-old anna semioli is in a coma at saint joseph's hospital in paterson. she was truck just before midnight on thursday near route 46 east. she's a senior out mon car on school property, at least a mile from you she was discovered. >> her car was there but she was found miles away from her car. it just doesn't make sense. you know, we know anna and we know that she wouldn't be walking at midnight on a highway. >> her family is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the driver. >>> 38-year-old twanda randall is under arrest charged with sexual assaulting a teenage girl who jumped from a moving car in bridge port. her escape was caught on camera. the victim said she was walking to school in the cold when the suspect pulled up and offered her a ride. she said she was sexual assaulted before jumping from the car. >>> investigators from turkey say they're close to identifying one of the suicide bombers responsible for this weekend's deadly attack. the government believes that two suicide people and wounded hundreds of others at a pe

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is on campus where students are showing their temple pride ahead of tomorrow's big game, hi there, steve. >> reporter: ukee, rarely do we get to see something like this, a a game that can all at won define the direction of the program and a university, a and while that day is tomorrow, today we saw the students celebrating and getting their team ready for a vick try. it gets no bigger then this... >> ♪ >> reporter: fans, cheerleaders, students, and yes, even their little dog too, yeah, temple's campus may be in north philadelphia but if you are were a student on friday afternoon, no one could resist being in the center of the world. >> you could feel it in the air. people are just talking to go strangers, talking about the game, it was awesome. >> reporter: report friday, all of the that steam that has been building we had a place to chill out. we watched with a crowd, coach matt rule brought his boys to cam puts, putting a cherry on top of a big weekend. and what a week it has been, owls football first staying untea feeted at seven-zero hold

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live on temple's campus where fans are just so excited. we can only imagine the mood out there, steve. >> yeah, you might say that, guys. this is kind of story you have to change your tie for. earlier i haddon like a little gold striped tie. i don't think i would make it out of campus alive on today so i had to find something to a approximate the cherry and red but people here, the pride, it is just overflowing and for good reason. we spoke to the head coach about that as well as this student body, and check this out. a thursday night like this sure puts a real glow on friday. >> just to have a good day, i'm in a happy mood, sun out, beautiful. go owls. >> reporter: it ace a beautiful day to be a temple owl for a program, community and let's face it, a city accustomed being in the mid city doll drums right now. temple football is giving us all something to cheer about. >> i'm just so happy right the now. >> football team is doing well, it speaks volume of the university. >> every day i wake up, like waiting for it. >> that is kind of excit

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the criminal justice center with the very latest, steve. >> reporter: jim, after hearing details in this case and right before rendering his sentencing the judge here called what he called today a horror show. afterwards, we spoke to the attorneys of both parties, for their reaction. forty to life, the sentence for a woman convicted of creating 19 hours of living hell. >> justice was done today. >> reporter: after an hour of outbursts, tears, gut wrenching details in court monday the judge fixed his eyes on cristina regusters and threw the book. >> we are completely confident that the soul person involved in these crimes has been now convicted and sentenced and will be in custody for most of the rest of her life. >> reporter: prosecutors say regusters meticulously planned it a all using traditional muslim gashes to take the child from bryant elementary school unnoticed in january of 2013. prosecutors then say regusters sexually assaulted the five-year old girl leaving her shaving in the playground in upper darby. monday after hearin

researchers at william paterson university have observed nearly 500 transactions. they found in only seven cases of food worker changed their gloves after handling food and money before moving on to the next customer. >> = to 1%. almost 100% of the time, they are not changing their gloves. juliet: the embrace of bacteria mantra, no more. the researchers tell us the concern is real because coliform bacteria was found on bills collected during the study. speaking of. ben: imagine going into a restaurant and no longer having to be that it not because you're trying to stick anybody but because you do not have to any more. juliet: that is taking place in new york city but there is a catch. emil obviously will have to cost you more. robert moses has the details. >> reporter: in a move that what the appetite of other restaurants to follow suit the head of the union square hospitality group says he will soon eliminate tipping and the group's new york restaurants beginning in late november, those who dine at the modern located inside the museum of modern art will no longer

our steve paterson was there. >> reporter: more than 20 years ago, she rode into the stars. >> lift off once break go through atmosphere, sound barrier and a glass ceiling many thought could not be crack. in 1992, doctor may became the first african-american woman in space. >> inside of us is the the stuff of stars. >> reporter: wisdom from the women who lived among them as part of the tuesday very grateful grade schoolers and their teachers at general philip kea rn ey school. >> all of science that they are getting here. >> reporter: first grade teacher jill burrsack is hero on this mission the. she saw april advertisement for a school to spend the day with doctor may, as part of a nationwide contest. organized parents to write in. they won. >> bulk of our experience comes from the local public assistance projects, home less shelters. >> it just shows them that opportunities are out there if they believe in themselves and they work hard for it. >> reporter: tuesday doctor jamison's latest mission to inform and enlighten young mind by exposing kid to how cool science can be. >> kid come

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has more. >> reporter: for all of the severe weather that hit the jersey shore friday in atlantic city, it ended with a scene of warmth. >> we're all good, case is close. >> reporter: police and fire called to the atlantic city community charter school. it doesens of children had to be rescued because of the heavy flooding. >> came out here to assess it, and brought a fifth wheel vehicle on a 5-ton, and they just figured to pull the bus up close and walk kid out and get them on the bus and account for them. >> reporter: in the middle of the wind and rain, success. >> it feels good, doing anything good, we just want to get the through this mess and get into tuesday where good weather shows up. >> reporter: that is the sentiment a across the jersey shore. tide battered north atlantic city incoming down trees sending flood waters raging, route 40 was snarled to traffic near atens avenue. by noon time a large portion of ocean city, lived up to the name. the wesley avenue was under water after highways and high tides, pounded the shoreline. and what

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has that story and is what next for the the homeowners. >> reporter: here today, gone tomorrow. >> it is only a pile of two-by-four's, and, you know, hopefully we will rebuild. >> reporter: with the side of his home broken and now mostly submerge in the distance we stumbled upon owner stewart tait, with the same disposition neighbors have come to know him by will half name, big smile, double colored hair and surfer dude attitude. >> i got a hammer and skill saw, in one was hurt. >> reporter: neighbors were anxious late friday night, many waking up to the sound of the home's pilings snapping off sending it drifting down the grassy sound chapel past a half dozen homes in middletown ship until it stopped. >> it is sure a shame. but one of the things you have seen for years and wandering when it will happen. >> reporter: tait admits that the two story home has been a mess, falling slowly in the channel for years. he said wind a water was the last straw. >> current was so strong in the storm surge i looked at timbers. 60 feet long broken like toot

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the story and is what next for the home owner. >> reporter: here today, gone tomorrow. >> only a pile of two-by-four's, and, hopefully rebuild. >> reporter: with the side of his home broken and now mostly submerged in the distance we have stumbled upon owner stewart tait with the same disposition neighbors have come to know him by, half naked, big smile, double mint hair, surfer dude attitude. >> nobody is hurt, it is only wood. come on i got a hammer, i got a skill saw. >> reporter: neighbors were a little more anxious, friday night many waking up to the sound of the home's pilings snapping off sending it drifting down the grassy sound channel past a half dozen homes in middletown ship until it finally stopped. >> it is a shame. it sure is a shame. one of those things you just seen for years and wondering when would it happen. >> reporter: tait freely admits it has been a structural mess falling slowly in the channel for years despite attempts to fix it. he said wind, water level of this storm was simply the last straw. >> it snapped the pil

those two firefighters were transported to saint joseph's regional medical center in paterson. their conditions are unknown. valerie castro, cbs2 news. >>> another story we're following closely tonight, murder charges for the man accused of shooting and killing a police officer. tonight, the limping suspect was led out in handcuffs as the fallen officer continues to be honored with flowers, candles and salutes. >> the suspect just faced a judge. tony. >> reporter: he was arraigned just moments ago. we have video from inside. hundreds and hundreds of stone- faced nypd officers were in the courtroom, the crowd spilling into the hallway. one of the cops yelled i hope you burn after a judge ordered tyrone howard held without bail. pat lynch voiced the anger of his members after the arraignment. >> this coward couldn't even stand up. yesterday evening, he was able to run. he was able to pull a gun. yesterday evening, he was tough enough to pull that trigger and kill a police officer. >> reporter: the 30 year old accused killer ignored questions and kept his head house 23 hours after

his vehicle crashed into the back after tow truck near penrose and paterson avenues around 2:00 this morning. the victims identity has not been released. investigators are trying to figure out the cause of this crash. >> and philadelphia police played snake charmer, you might say yesterday, after the owner of this two and a half foot long boa constrictor he lost a snake on a septa bus. yes, the snake got away yesterday on the route 52 bus, and ride hers to get off near 52nd and westminster, while police cornered and brought the snake out. no charges have been filed so far. no one including the snake was injured. >>> all right, later on today, another debate for two of philadelphia's candidate for mayor. democrat jim kenny and republican bailly focus on business and economic villement. two go head-to-head at temple performing arts center at 7:30 this evening. turning to campaign 2016 democratic presidential frontrunner hillary clinton is preparing for her testimony about the benghazi attacks. meanwhile, vice president joe biden ways his options on whether to run or not. correspondent

frank nappier academy in paterson this morning. firefighters doused a classroom with water moments after smoke and flames broke out. the school. no one was injured. >> school is out for the day. the kids won't be coming back. more than likely there is some water damage in the structure. >> investigators still trying to determine the cause of the fire. classes at the school will resume as scheduled tomorrow. history? an old crumble factory is attracting teens and historians. ossining. >> reporter: at a glance you can see its faded charm and potential danger a crumble the hudson waterfront. the developers who own it started to take it down in april, but they were stopped by the village of ossining in a fight over a last-minute historic designation. >> it's an old building. >> reporter: but you don't think it's historic? >> i don't think so. >> the factory is an incredible piece of ossining history. >> reporter: a doctor made a popular laxative pill here once a national sensation and a local economic engine but for decades, the buildi

. >>> no school for kids tomorrow at an elementary school in paterson, new jersey. cleanup crews still working tonight and mopping up and repairing the damage from a fire today in a classroom. the napier academy also known as school number 4 evacuated just after 12:00 noon today. flames breaking out about that time. fortunately no one was in the classroom. that's the good news. the smell of smoke permeating surrounding areas. no word yet on the cause of the fire. >>> five people are under arrest tonight after raids on two hotels in new york city allegedly being used as fronts for brothels. officers carrying out raids in flushing, queens and at the sunny 39 hotel in sunset park, brooklyn. neighbors say the sex trafficking had gotten so bold, prostitutes were openly soliciting potential jobs on the street. >> i'm so happy to see it cleaned up. it's a real big problem. it makes the quality of life better here. >> the raids were part of a probe by the brooklyn da with help from the fbi and homeland security. >>> tonight with former basketball star lamar odom in a coma f

live in paterson, new jersey, hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >> police say they know the identity of the gunman wanted for killing one woman and wounding two others outside of morning. the nypd says the women were hit by bullets meant for someone else. 24-year-old walikque faussett was celebrating her birthday with friends at club motivo on east 21st street late last night but died at bellevue hospital after being shot. her friend, lauren rondat, and another woman, deborah raji, are in stable condition. faussett's brother says the family wants justice. deserves. either by going to jail, or god is going to punish him. >> police know not identifying the gunman for fear of keeping him off, they say he was in for bouncers who kicked him out of the nightclub for fighting but he hit the three women with bullets instead. >>> ended months of public and private the green, governor. cuomo and mayor de blasio struck a deal to add dollars for mass transit for widespread upgrades. we caught up with the pair on the parade route. >> reporter: it was columbus day but as he marched up fifth avenue, gover

reporting live, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, steve. keep us updated. >>> in other news tonight philadelphia police make an arrest in last weeks attack on the murder of a transgendered woman. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon was first to report at rest. she joins us to explain why police do not think it was a hate crime, rahel. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. police say that the motive for these four men was likely, money. they say there are no robberies in this area and while one suspect had been arrested police tell us that three others, including the person who pulled the trigger in this very spot a week ago is still out there. >> it is a sad, senseless murder but it is not a hate crime and it had nothing to do with the individual being in transgendered. >> reporter: the story outraged many in the transgendered community, police say around 2:00 309 morning of the october 6th, 22-year old keisha jenkins was brutally punched ape kick by four men including 24 year-old pedro redding tried to rob her. jenkins tried to fight back

host: supreme court justices, john marshall, william chase, paterson, cushing, and moore. the number was set at six. did they not anticipate tied vote? >> the supreme court was not as important as it became. it was in the even number. how odd from our point of view. they anticipated judicial review. they did not anticipate it would be the 800-pound gorilla it would become. >> it symbolizes the very weak supreme court in the system of government. in washington, as it becomes the capital, you had the presidents house, the capital under construction, and no one thought where the supreme court would meet. it was that insignificant. some planning the city were raising that and could not get the intention of anybody, including john marshall. when he becomes chief justice, there is more pressure. they ended up giving the supreme court a small room in the capital that they shared with the local d.c. courts. they are basically are away in space. >> article iii's third out of three. -- article iii is third out of three. it is the shortest article. it is a statute that prescribes the

host: john marshall, samuel paterson and agreed in the opinion. it is hard to imagine it was in a boarding house. >> yes. they were staying at stout boardinghouse, which was across street from the capital where the library of congress in the opinion. it is hard to imagine it was in a boarding house. >> yes. they were staying at stout boardinghouse, which was across street from the capital where the library of congress currently is, and they were staying there. two justices were not in washington because they were sick. there were only four justices there. it takes four for a forum. -- quorum. justice samuel chase, who was known as old bacon face, had come down with a very painful case of the gout and he could not hobble across the way to the capital. the supreme court tried to convene, that they only had three justices. they did not have a quorum. constitution and congress marshall had a realization. if old bacon face can't come to the court, the court will go to him. so they pulled the supreme court over at stout's hotel. there is a lot going on.

dispatch says the accident happened around 2:00 this morning near the intersection of penrose and paterson avenues. the injured man was taken to the hospital with unstable vital signs. police have not released his identity. >>> also this morning, philadelphia police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing west philadelphia woman. forty-six year old tanya keno last seen one week ago at a family member's home on the 6,000 block of cedarhurst street. keno has mental capacity after young child, suffers from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, also prone to epileptic seek zero seizures, last seen whale a tan dress and white adid as sneakers. >> happening today, business and economic development are the focus of the debate between too candidates for philadelphia mayor. democrat jim kenny and republican melissa murray bailey faced off at temple performing art center kicks off tonight at 7:30. this is the second to last debate before the november election. just two weeks to go. >> well, listen to there is snake gets loose on septa bus causing quite a scare among passengers and force

. >>> in new jersey, you will soon have to be 21 to buy cigarettes in paterson. the new rule takes effect next month. it covers tobacco, electronic cigarettes and other smoking products. businesses will be fined a minimum of $250 if they're caught selling cigarettes to anyone under 21. >>> new star wars film that is just around the corner, but now fans have something else to be excited about. chicago city council approved plans for a new star are wars museum. soldier field home of the chicago bears. george lucas received zoning approval for this museum. he's promising bears fans they will have more parking lots for the home games. but they have to change the name of the bears to the wookies. >>> so he prano fans can now cruise around in his suv. the escalade that tony soprano trove is on the auction block. the late star signed the truck in two places. bids will open at $5,000. a similar model also used in the show sold at an auction in 2008 for nearly $50,000. >> that's gone already. >> i was a huge fan of the show. and a that was the opening montage where he pul

this just in, a jackknifed tractor trailer westbound on 80 right after exit 58 in the paterson area. that shuts down two lanes. then we still have the ramp shut down from 287 southbound to the new jersey turnpike with an accident there as well. and we have a tree down. if you're coming up the garden state parkway, southbound to exit 82. that's partially blocking the ramp there. i was talking about some power lines down in the road. east bay avenue shut down and detoured in both directions by maple avenue. you will be able to get around it, but use caution today. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. more weather and traffic coming up. >>> the pentagon now trying to coordinate air strikes in syria with the russians, hoping to avoid any collisions or dangerous situations in the sky. thursday, russian jets struck syrian targets for a second day. the russians insist they're joining the u.s. in battle against a common enemy, isis. they deny that they're attacking opponents of the syrian leader bashar al assad and not isis. some of that opposition, though, is working with t

it happened overnight, at penrose and paterson avenues. the accident involved a car and a tow truck. and the eagles take on the giant tonight, in prime time at lincoln financial field. with a win, the birds will fly into a tie for first place, in the nfc east. giant have not been very good at the passing game, allowed 300 games pass ago game so far this season. let's go flyers. let's go eagles. >> scary movements at houston air show, when parachutist landed in the crowd. four members of the sky diving team were scheduled it perform at the ellington airport bus high winds forced the it to be called off. unfortunately, one member of the team had already made the jump. the parachute cents landed on what a periods to be a tent, and sent visitor merchandise scattering across the field. >> we new he was coming into the crowd. we just didn't know where. actually that probably was the best place for him to jump because he didn't hit anybody. >> like old military movies, they drop and roll. >> right. >> he dropped, he rolled, into the tent. >> that

met my mom and wound up back in new jersey because that's where my dad was from, paterson.. the school i went to was predominantly caucasian kids. there wasn't many asian-americans at all. >> right. >> and i always had this kind of like identity complex. there would be, like, times where people would come to the house. they'd say, oh, where's your mom from? is she from china? >> oh, god, yeah, right. >> open the refrigerator and there would be some weird food. hey, what's that? every time i heard that, i was like, wow, am i, like, am i different? so one day my mom says, we're going back to okinawa on a family trip. i was 17 years old. >> you'd never been up to that point? >> no. but when i got off the plane, i don't know what it was. it was like, i'm here, this is my home. being able to connect my heritage, i felt something. i was like, wow, i belong here. >> how about the food? what was in that refrigerator? because i know a lot of kids who grew up with that same sort of uncertainty when they brought their friends home from school to their house and opened the refrigerator

chuck paterson says how do you like outsiders coming in and taking out your trophy animals. sick defending the cowardly man that has killed this fine creature for fun. >> i am not defending him, he did something that is illegal and something that any good hunter with day is unethical. but what this person is really saying is that instead of an outsider, the hunter, the dentist than myself coming in and paying the villagers, live with this lion that just killed three cows when you only have five. the outsiders that advocate back and dictate that are far worse than those that are willing to pay something to those people who have to put up with these wildlife. stossel: alex wilson said the people of africa would kill every line if they could if allowed, they consider them test competitors. >> they are killing them because they don't get paid to have them around. when they kill the livestock, they want to get rid of them. a warrior with a spear who kills a lion is a hero. he will get paid in the form of more cattle for killing lions by his tribe. and better that the lion gets ki