night in the -- 11:00 last night in the paterson armory on market street in paterson, the building has been abandoned for many years. it's a gorgeous building as you can see but the fire is down in the basement and that's the reason the fire department having such a tough time getting this extinguished. they've been on the scene all night long just dumping water into the basement trying to get this fire out. but the result now is a lot of smoke. it's a smoky fire in the neighborhood. and with the weather that smoke hanging very close to the ground. as you mentioned, this is affecting some local schools right up here next door you can see one of those schools that's affected. we are told that east side high school also four elementary schools that school number 11, school number 15, roberto clement tea and new roberto clemente. all of the schools will be closed for the day because of the smoke in the area and the surrounding activity around this fire which is still not yet under control. and we're live over paterson, john del giorno, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> john thank you. >>> thi

we leave you with live pictures from paterson, new jersey. where -- you can see firefighters struggling to get this fire under

eyewitness news reporter lucy yang at the scene in paterson. lucy. >> reporter: well, bill, 34 paterson residents are now homeless for the holidays, this as officials try to figure out what caused this five-alarm blaze behind me. the homeowner told me he believes it began on his back porch but he says he was not grilling at the time and he doesn't believe anyone else was back there. law, and a gentleman came running up the street yelling, "fego, fego." and i thought, fire? >> reporter: that's how brian found out his house was on fire. he went back inside and rescued his family and tenants. >> all the tenants are out, even the dog. >> reporter: at its worst it was a five-alarm blaze as flames from 195 quickly spread to 197, putting al smith and his tenants at risk. while escaping, smith stopped by his downstairs neighbor's apartment and carried their 17- year-old disabled grandson to safety. >> i wouldn't consider myself a hero, but that's a natural instinct. i helped bring the wheelchair down. >> reporter: officials report that two homes were a

a family of syrian refugees is set to arrive in paterson. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is there. good morning. >> reporter: darlene, good morning to you. that family of seven will arrive here in paterson despite the objections of governor christie, whose opposition was so strong, local lawmakers said he was overstepping his authority. more than 7 million people have fled syria because of the refugee crisis. it's a resolution that relocated him that was passed by the passaic county freeholders just last week. it came despite governor christie penning a letter to president obama, advising him he would not support the relocation of syrian refugees here. he was voicing concerns about security. the freeholders here in passaic county say they'll work to provide shelter and sustenance to refugee families. >> what we're seeing is that new state, whether they're in passaic county, southern jersey, or northern jersey, disagree with the governor on this decision. you know, religious profiling was unconstitutional before the paris attacks, and i

this is the area and paterson is open. fender bender at greenville, but not a major issue and jump you over towards the bay bridge the onlier spot with congestion because the metering lights are now on, guys. back to you. >>> fall from grace, the news all niner fans would want to hear before this sunday's game. >> stock market disaster for one company. we'll look at "business and tech." >>> during our devastating drought, but is it safe? scientists weigh in on the turf war of artificial soccer fields, next. in a decision that many have been anticipating for weeks -- we've learned that the struggling 49ers have benched >>> in a decision that many have been anticipating for weeks, niners fans, at least. we learn that colin kaepernick benched. has confirmed the niners will start blain on sunday. a steady decline in performance for kaepernick who led the 49 toorz the super bowl just two years ago. the team traded away fan favorite davis to the broncos. >>> in san francisco the city is going to release the environmental impact

newscopter 7 was over the paterson armory early this morning. eyewitness news reporter dray clark just arrived at the scene. dray what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning ken, firefighters still have their hands full. this fire far from being placed under control. behind me you can see still a lot of smoke and flames coming from the roof of the building. firefighters started battling this fire on the 400 block of market street around 11:00 last night. it's believed the fire started in the basement of the now abandoned paterson armory build asking the flames have now -- building and the flames have now escalated and reached the roof of of the building. firefighters have been hitting the building from every possible angle all night long but the fire just won't quit. it's very stubborn. because of the large five alarm fire, sever schools in the jr -- several schools in the area have been closed. now listed on your television screen. as for the cause of the fire that's under investigation. but the focus right now trying to get a handle on this f

harrison street is closed from paterson to newark. and jackson street is closed from paterson to newark as well. the boil water advisory was canceled for jersey city, darlene. again, it remains in effect for hoboken. so that means anyone who plans on consuming drinking water in the hoboken area is being advised to boil it for at least a minute. no eta yet as to how long that boil water advisory will remain in effect. back to you. >> all right. in hoboken, tracie strahan. thank you. >>> today lawyers are going to wrap up sheldon silver's federal corruption trial. they'll each deliver closing arguments, and the jury could get the case as soon as tomorrow. silver once commanded lots of power in albany. prosecutors say he used that influence to line his pockets with $4 million in kickbacks. >>> on long island, police are searching for a serial robber. police say a gunman wearing a mask held up a pier 1 imports store in huntington station last night. they say he tied up the store's employees and customers before taking money from the regis

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we are live in paterson with details for us here at noon. active scene. the fire has been going since about 11:00 last night. the smoke so bad they had to close six area schools. it's a five-alarm fire that burned through the night and on market street. the fire started in the basement, spreading throughout the entire structure. he recorded some of it while on his way to the school. >> that's when i seen the fire. >> reporter: fire officials aren't saying how it started but we know it's an abandoned building that once housed a national guard headquarters in the 1980s. neighbors say there's been talk of turning the structure into a recreation center over the last few years but lately it's been a hangout for drug addicts. >> if there ain't no shooting and killing, it's burning down stuff. >> the one next to my house caught fire a couple weeks ago. somebody is burning down the buildings. i don't know what's going on. >> reporter: you can see the firefighters getting pizza bringing them food as they are fighting the fire in the rain. and that woman you just h

lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson monitoring the situation in our satellite centersteve, what is the latest. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, police in colorado springs say this continues to be an active situation. while what is happening on the ground is there being considered fluid, changing, almost with each update that we get, the latest that we are hearing is that police continue to actively engage a gunman. so here's what we know at this point. police confirmed four officers injured by gunfire, in an exchange inside of planned parenthood. also, several other civilians injured in that attack. we are not sure the exact number of those injuries. we're not sure the extent of those injuries but what we have been able to confirm is that at least nine patients from this shooting have been admitted to local hospital. police say that this all started shortly before this afternoon with reports that the gun man started firing shots upon entering the building which is guarded by security. the hours later responding officers continued to be engaged, with the shooter. i want

the police director of paterson says it did not happen there. and here in jersey city, the mayor and muslims say it's simply urban legend. >> a fight against minority is a fight against all minorities. >> reporter: egyptian born spoke to me here at the school and mosque upset over trump doubling down on these comments in alabama. >> i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering that that building was coming down. >> reporter: but did the collapse of the twin towers among muslims in jersey city? muslim leaders like ahmed, president of the hudson county islamic council says no. >> if anybody has any rules, it's his right. but no proof at all. >> reporter: the "star ledger" says it doesn't have proof that it happened. but trump tweeted this posted a few days after 9/11 about jersey city police detaining people allegedly seen celebrating, happened. the mayor telling me -- >> there's no record of anything that he said. and, so, we would hope that going forward he would be more >> reporter: do you think he

that is the latest live from paterson, new jersey. i'm jen maxfield, new 4z new york. >> jen, thank you. >>> the man accused of shooting up a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs made his first court appearance today. robert dear is charged with first degree murder. faces the death penalty if convicted. dear muttered no more baby parts after he was arrested on friday. possibly indicating an anti-abortion motive. three people died, nine others hurt. dear will be back in court next week. >>> jury selection has begun for one of six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. porter is the first officer to go on trial. prosecutors say that porter ignored gray's requests for medical attention and failed to put a seat belt on him in the back of that police van. potential jurors are being asked how much they knew about the case and the protests it fueled. >>> a judge set bond at $1.5 million for a chicago police officer. squad car videos showed jason vandyke shooting mcdonald 16 times as he walked away from the f

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has that story. >> reporter: six separate attacks, nearly 130 dead. a analyst, had taken months to plan, with blind spot communications and new intelligence community is pointing to dark apps or phone programs we can down load to encrypt, or even erase messages from existence. >> although technology for terrorism may be low tech, the communications, between the the the planners and the scooters was done very sophisticated. >> reporter: drexel director of computing and security technology for home land security, scott white, says that sophistication, may have included this. >> communications in new gaming consoles like sony's play station four provides an excellent smoke screen. >> you may not think of the gaming console as a sophisticated piece of technology but doctor white says she is things are even harder to track then their phone app, you just need a headset and touch of the button you are connect to the user base of over 65 million worldwide. chatting software allow users to form parties allowing for dark conversations. on top of that, it

in paterson, stephon kim, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> brave officer. a shout out to one of our pedestrians outside the studio for his north carolina tar heels hat. want to show a little love to the carolina fans. thank you, sir. >>> all right. it's super cat saturday. go duke. >> i was just going to say aren't we supposed to have a duke shout out? good morning, everybody. we have the super cat saturday. this is coming from twitter. it's really a turkey theme. we have amber by robin. squash, i think, that wilbur is in. what a cute catholic -- cat, licking his shops after thanksgiving. ozzie, good morning to you. sent in by jill. we have the pilgrim hat. socks all cuddled up. where did the remote go, asked the scat? rob, michelle, i think i have seen you in this outfit before. >> i only buy solid gold staples. because, um, sometimes regular staples, they just don't capture the richness of what you're stapling. like, um, like this illuminated page from medieval monks and this original sketch by leonardo da vincis. eh, separate they're fine... (vo) a new y

in center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" a surprise deal, urban outfitters agreed to take over restaurants owned by a celebrity chef in philadelphia, but what will it mean for diners. >>> what a beautiful day it was we hit 07 with sunshine but clouds are streaming in and eventually, by thursday we will tiehl with this system, i'll tell what you to expect from that and temperatures that tumble in the wake of the system coming up, in a few minutes. >>> honoring her strength 76ers recognize all this young girl has been through and her amazing ability to overcome challenges, with a smile. >>> also eagles say one thing, media reports say another, so what is the deal with injured quarterback sam bradford, how much time will he miss? we will have the latest in sports. oster rhea. happy birthday.p pop. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more t

eyewitness news reporter joe torres in paterson. >> veterans day and from here on out, whenever people come to veterans memorial park here in paterson, they'll quickly notice this new monument, a monument unveiled today in memory of kevin rodriguez. he died just a few weeks ago, especially painful to the rodriguez family is not just the fact that their loved one died but also where he died. >> reporter: on this veterans day, grief and sorrow on paterson's hill of heroes. tears flowed from the family of kevin rodriguez as city leaders unveiled a memorial monument to the army specialist and native son. the 22-year-old made the ultimate sacrifice just last month. >> that means a lot to me, to my family. he really deserve it. >> a true soldier who just in two years had earned more than a half dozen medals and commendations having served in afghanistan. >> reporter: he was shot and killed during a training exercise at fort campbell in kentucky. family members say the army has yet to reveal the specific details of rodriguez' death. >> we didn't protect him. we didn't protect him. in afghanis

they are syrian refugees, and they will be settling in paterson. tracie strahan is there now. >> reporter: good morning. that family of seven is set to arrive here in paterson today, despite opposition from governor christie. local lawmakers actually overruled him, arguing that the governor overstepped his authority. these syrian refugees have been a hot topic lately. a resolution to relocate this family was adopted just last week by the passaic county freeholders. this despite the governor writing a letter to president obama and advising him he would tell state agencies not to help the federal government relocate syrian refugees. they say they'll work to provide shelter and sustenance for the refugees. despite the governor, passaic county is a place where they may find safe refuge. >> the world right now is facing the largest refugee crisis since world war ii. this is where our values are put to a test. what the united states stands for is welcoming people who are fleeing violence and fleeing persecution. governor christie's fear mongering blames

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson takes a look. >> just one day before paris, there was beirut forty-three killed, hundreds more injured in a series of suicide bombings. isis extremist, claiming responsibility. >> unfortunately, we see this too much. >> reporter: st. mary catholic church served lebanese community in philadelphia for more than a century. father vincent farrah has family in lebanon and worships with people who do too, people who are in pain. >> it is, it is very difficult for those who come from a certain region or something like that happening in beirut that it wasn't, publicized as much as other places. >> reporter: these attacks were given some coverage thursday and then the western world, mourned france. in response, to paris, facebook rolled out its safety check feature for those with family near chaos and put the national flag over profile pictures. something it did not do for lebanon. >> i think it was in the a good idea. >> reporter: the drexel global studies professor agrees with the spreading criticism that facebook should have been more inclusive in ar

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson shows us act of kindness is not going unnoticed. >> it is pictures that speak louder than word then these sickening series of photos, have broken the sound barrier. >> greg hardy is a bad guy who happens to be a good football player. >> give a guy a second chance you better express remorse. >> reporter: images, public on the sports web site dead spin, were taken from a may 2014 domestic violence attack, the victim, nicole holder, claims that she was beaten by her ex-boyfriend who does this for a living. >> bradford will get sacked. >> that is cowboys star defensive end greg hardy, playing sunday night against the eagles. last july, hardy was convicted, of assault, but the case fell apart on appeal because holder stopped cooperating. now, with his record cleared by the nfl, he is back in the league making millions. >> it really irked me that the cowboys haven't done anything for anybody and radio stations there are protecting the dallas cowboys and protecting greg hardy. >> reporter: wip sports radio host josh ines is often lamb best ted a as a quick

for now we are live here in paterson, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. police in newark are investigating dead body found in a garage. the body was discovered inside the garage at 11th street and madison avenue. neighbors called police because of smell coming from the site. so far the person has not been identified. and an autopsy they hope will determine the exact cause of death. >>> a developing story to bring you now. a break in the biggest theft ever of customer data from a bank. federal prosecutors in new york say they will announce charges against three people responsible for the breach of data at jpmorgan. investigators say the two israeli citizens and one american citizen were part of schemes involving stocks and unlicensed money transfers. information about 83 million people and businesses were compromised. >>> well, former new york state assemblyman lopez has died at age of 74. the brooklyn native died at memorial sloan-kettering hospital last night. he was a powerful political figure in albany until a sexual harassment scandal involving two fe

you're looking at it, paterson path. those are headlights coming frommy heading westbound into livermore for the commute. this is for people who want tause 580. this has reopened. after mud from a nearby hill poured on to this windy, two-lane road during yesterday's heavy rain storm and the slide made the road impassable. stranded one driver. the public works department to bring in heavy equipment to remove the mess. >> this rain harder than we could handle. the lightning started coming and we had to close the road for safety reasons. >> again, paterson pass reopened. this is what it looked like a fews from here on tesla road and the roads southeast of livermore. i just spoke with a chp officer who informed me that road is still closed. you might recall that that area around tesla burned this summer and left the hillsides bare. very susceptible to erosion as is evidence by yesterday's rain storm and not just a problem here in livermore, unfortunately. but as well in the rest of the bay area. showing you this morning, a m

i also heard paterson. i've heard jersey city, i've heard paterson, it was 14 years ago but i saw it on television, i saw clips and so did many other people and many people saw in the person. i've had hundreds of phone calls to the trump organization saying "we saw it. it was dancing in the streets." and, by the way, the "washington post," now he tried to pull reported tailgate parties and reports of tailgate parties. tailgate parties mean, like, for a football game where you have hundreds and hundreds and maybe even thousands of people having tailgate parties. i saw it at the time. i stick by it. hundreds of people have confirmed it. >> this didn't happen in new jersey. there were plenty of reports and you're -- >> chuck, it did happen in new jersey. i have hundreds of people that agree with you. >> they want to agree with you, that doesn't make it true. >> chuck, you have a huge muslim population over there and that's fine. that's fine. but you have a huge muslim population between paterson and different

a developing story in paterson, new jersey. the fire is deep inside the structure down in the basement of the armory and it's been tough for forgots to get to it -- firefighters to get to it. that fire started last night at about 11:00 and expected to burn through the morning. at that point, there are no reports of any injuries. >>> we learned overnight that no charges are expected to be filed against a driver who lost control of his car and then hit and killed a man who was walking down the street. eyewitness news reporter dray clark live in flatbush. morning dray. >> reporter: good morning ken, there's still damage and debris you can see here behind me from the crash here on flatbush avenue. the 50-year-old victim was walking on the same sidewalk when he was run over. surveillance video shows the moment the driver of the nissan lost control of his car and year-old man. s -- 50-year-old man. who was walking down flatbush avenue and talking on his cell phone. good samaritans tried to help the victim but the vehicle was too heav

i dropped in at the wellness center in paterson. >> we operate with the taxes program. >> they also have programs and electricity. >> a combination of healthy ingredients blended into one synergistic solution works really well nutritionally and could just be a metaphor for the work you are doing. >> definitely. several different programs. helps individuals get back on the path to recovery. >> but he is fighting an uphill battle. actually on the phone working his way through a grant application program. they only have grants which is what he is using to battle this flood of heroin coming from the area. flooded with heroin. >> he was on route 46 out in public. 1 pound of meth produces 5 pounds of waste for the environment. a bunch of different restaurants. >> it iseven scarier, millions of cases of people blowing up their homes, let alone a little automobile. ♪ >> the k --dash 12 school was vandalized over the weekend. broken into. a swastika was made into the grass. the principal sent a letter to the schools community saying the images extremely offensive and disturbing. police are invest

it is at the old armory along market street in paterson. a five-alarm fire that began about 11:00 last evening. firefighters now approaching eight hours that they have been on the scene trying to get the fire under control. and you can see smoke coming out of the building. at time, you can see flames coming through the windows of the building as well. and there's no word yet on the cause of the fire. no injuries have been reported. but due to the fire department activity in the area, the amount of street closures, right now there are five schools that are closed in the area. and at this point, it does not appear the fire will be under control any time soon. and we want to mention that you can see by the layout of the block, it does not appear there's danger of the fire spreading to neighboring building, at least at this time but the fire department still trying to get control of the situation. live in chopper 2, jim smith, cbs 2 news. >> thanks. several schools are closed because of the fire department activity. and some bus routes have bee

the press, trump said that he heard of celebrations after the terrorist attacks in jersey city and paterson. city leaders and law enforcement leaders in new jersey maintain the large-scale public celebrations never took place. republican presintial candidate john kasich is going to be talking to college students in eastern iowa today. the ohio governor will be speaking at coe college in cedar rapids at 10 this morning. a-c-t and the iowa association of independent colleges and universities put on this event. after that, kasich will head to ames to speak at iowa state university. texas senator ted cruz will be in coralville today for a 10 a-m town hall meeting at the kirkwood regional center at the university of iowa. he started a day of campaigning yesterday in central iowa at a worship service. uz then appeared tama at a casey's general store for "retail politicking". after that, cruz went to an event in van horne. in the most recent quinnipiac poll, cruz clinched second place among iowa voters. the stage is now set with two candidates running for iowa representative kig paulsen's seat. pa

harrison is closed from paterson to newark. jackson is also closed from newark to paterson avenue. customers to, quote, refrain from running dishwashers, washing machines or other high demand water activities that are not critical until the water system is stabilized and water pressure returns to normal. there is no timetable on when the pressure will return to full capacity. >> we went to go use the kitchen sink and there was no water coming out. >> i woke up this morning. there was no water. i couldn't brush my teeth or get a glass of water. now it's back but we have to boil the water before we use it. >> do you have water? >> we are using boiling water for the guests to make sure that it's safe. >> reporter: that is the main thing. if you live in this area, hoboken, jersey city, make sure that you boil the water before you use it. once again, they are asking everybody in hudson county, southern bergen to please, they get the situation fixed. that is the latest live from hoboken, new jersey, anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, anthony. >>> we are following b

. >> we brought you the breaking news story from paterson all morning yesterday. the fire is still smoldering. the massive fire grew to 11 alarms. people close by were told to move to a temporary shelter or keep their windows closed. >>> all right. we do want to take a moment and check weather and traffic on the wet wednesday morning. >> now it make sense. wet wednesday. hopefully it will lead to a much nicer wednesday afternoon and things will dry out. clouds will be tough to get rid of. it's damp, drizzly, plenty of clouds. it should be dry for the bulk of the parade. temperatures are in the mid and upper 50s. we'll have an occasional gusty breeze out of the north, too, especially the first half of the morning. we've seen a few gusts between 20 and 25. the first forecast, we're starting out around 50. drizzle, mist, a few showers. north and northeast. things will dry out and by noon, just a lot of clouds. 56 by 3:00. a little brightening of the sky, a peak of sun. with geesht more sunny days in our forecast. let's talk commute right now. lauren? >> new accident

the press, trump said that he heard of celebrations after the terrorist attacks in jersey city and paterson. yet city leaders and law enforcement leaders in new jersey say the large-scale public celebrations never took place. a sunday of campaigning in central iowa at a worship service before heading east. cruz appeared in tama at a casey's general store within the hour for "retail politicking". after that appearance, the first-term republican senator is due to appear in van horne. cruz will be in coralville on monday for a 10 a-m town hall meeting at the kirkwood regional center at the university of iowa. new jersey governor chris christie hasn't been able to reach double-digits in the polling of iowa republicans but, today, a campaign. the new hampshire union leader is endorsing the republican presidential candidate for that state's upcoming primary in 10 weeks. the newspaper's editorial cited christie's stance on foreign relations amid dangerous times and well as his experience in governing a populated state. we all see the campaigning and the political ads filling up the screen a little

paterson's mayor says the city already has a thriving syrian community and he hopes to meet with theies to personally welcome them. >> we will eagerly await this family of seven to arrive and do whatever we could to make their stay a pleasant stay. >>> in other news now, congratulations are in order tonight for a local high school student. his name, aaron pascan. he attends plymouth white marsh high school. he was awarded the widener university and nbc 10 high school leadership award. this is what he did, listen to this, he started a student tutor club. now there are 30 tutors who donate their time to help teach children at a local elementary school. here at nbc 10 we'd like to offer our sincere congrats to aaron. very impressive there. >>> the turkey has been counted. this year's annual turkey drop raised more than 9,400 turkeys. wmgk's turkey drop is the largest one-day food drive in philadelphia. the event includes a live broadcast from love park requesting donations. all of those turkeys will go to less fortunate families in need of a holiday meal. >>> for the past month if you'r

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson spoke would the local leaders in the organization and he is live in center city with more on that, steve. >> reporter: jessica, those local leaders say yes you will see an increased security presence at clinic is a cross the region but more as a show of force rather than a response to any fears about a possible looming attack. normally this wouldn't be considered a welcomed sight, armed, on duty police officers still as a statue guarding the front door of the health clinic but little seems normal now. >> when we see it, it does disturb you. when we see a horrific situation and another incident in this country where guns are in the hand of the wrong people. >> reporter: this weekend police announce that had wrong person was 57 year-old robert dear, accused of storming a planned parenthood in colorado springs, killing three, wounding nine. days later, increased security at clinic as cross the region. >> just to make it a more comfortable and safe environment for our patients we did ramp up our security today. >> reporter: planned parenthood sout

. >> reporter: tyler organized this march and rally at william paterson university in wayne, new jersey. >> education is a right! >> reporter: just one of dozens around our area sunni new paltz and around the country. organizationers say there are social and economic issues reaching a boiling point so you will see more student demonstrations. >> he can't just sit around and talk about it. we need to actually propose actions and do something. >> i think students are protesting as they always will and they probably always should. i don't necessarily support this verbalizing of, um, distaste of the government. >> reporter: some observers describe some of the demonstrations as infantile publicity stunts. they don't deny the passions appear to influence thous stings of leaders at the university of missouri. william paterson college professor michelle murphy wants protests to continue nationwide for safer more inclusive campuses. and affordable higher education. >> you can't just say go back to class. they are going to go back to class they probably can't pay for later? >> >> reporter: even i

whole lives what limit they are bound to now learning there are none n logan, philadelphia, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now that is a feel good friday. congratulations. >> wonderful. >> you go to college, you go college, you go to college. >> that changes everything. >> yes, it does. >> can't wait for the the future. this is just the start. >> young job seekers were created with career fear with some needs in mind. >> "eyewitness news" at enterprise center in west philadelphia a for next level expo. career fair for 18 to 25 years olds offered job opportunities and apprenticeship programs and more than a dozen companies. >> we have a mix of young people, some of them are current college students, some of them have college degrees and really thorough just looking for different resources and relationships so that they can begin to formulate what their career will be. >> other resources offered to job seekers offered workshops on financial aid for college, time management, and learning how to dress for success. >>> still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00 do you thi

structural cracks and old rusted ticket bars of the stadium in paterson, new jersey, the mayor says there's hope. >> i believe that by restoring the stadium and bringing life back to it, we're going to create revenue. it will affect the economy. we're going to put people back to work. >> reporter: the stadium opened in the 1930s and home to the original negro home teams. in the 1990s, the stadium closed and fell into disrepair. then a glimmer of hope. this was the first stadium to be declared a national historic landmark. >> we're standing in shallow right field. more than 20 hall of famers played here. >> brian is with friends of he says a recent donation of $300,000 from american express means those rusty ticket booths can be restored. >> that's our first major corporate donor. we're hoping this will have a trickle effect and we'll see more folks coming forward with monies. >> reporter: there's a long way to go. a complete makeover, remaking interior and exterior walls and renovating the field will cost between 30 and $40 million. they need more corporate donations. >> the stadium

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