he was able to convince relatives who are wealthy and connected in paterson, new jersey to build him a four story granite factory. he started from scratch. he had never been involved in making them in any kind of quantity. country -- the company was research and design and as a salesman for his product he was a great sales promoter. his frustration was he did not have the financial control that he needed and he believed he was being nickeled and diamond by his relatives. looking at the case sets you can see how complicated the deal all these other accessories required to load a paterson pistol and the concept of the pattersons was you had to take them apart to load it. another problem was in the design. this was the recoil shield. this is just held to the frame of these two screws. .hey would crack and sheer a lot of the failures of the paterson revolvers was that they literally blew apart in some cases. in some cases, the whole part of the gun with separate from the frame. sometimes because of metallurgical problems or in proper loading or too much outer , the chambers would burst.

a certain amount of family money thebacking, but nowhere skill of his paterson operation. he said this time, he gets the u.s. army contract for the walker revolver. he doesn't have a manufacturing plant. he contracts with whitman junior in new haven about the time that eli whitney junior is producing a walker revolver, he is building a four-story brick factory on commerce street in hartford. it is here that he began his ofsumption -- his production the so-called tribune revolver rollover. it is basically a new model holster pistol and reduces the barrel length and shortens the cylinder a little bit. it puts a catch on the end of the rammer so that each time you fire, a dozen drop-down. walker would have the tendency to do that. attractede one that the interest of the u.s. government from 1850 to about 1858. because colts company manufactured and sold 18,000 of these. after his first factory was constructed, four stories of break on commerce street, he needed even larger facilities. he quietly bought of land in the soft metals that hadn't been -- eadows that hadn't been tho

paterson was honored yesterday at the miami-dade commission meeting. paterson spoke about trying to foster a his career as an officer. >> very important the world understands we can function together, we can take people to jail together when they do heinous act so i feel good knowing i'm stepping away from a good career. >> well, paterson's retirement will be affected at the end of this month, we wish him well. >>> seven people are dead after a taliban suide bomber targeted a mi bus of journalists in kabul. according to reports the taliban threatened violence against the channel last year after its stories about the group's fighters, raping, kidnapping and executing people.e. >>> developing this morning the fbi now investating whether a kent state university professor had tieso isis. he is known as assad. recruit students to j jn isis on his facebook page. so far he's thought been charged. he.. >>> miami will be hosting a republican presidential debate just before florida's big primary on march the 15th. the debate will be hosted by cnn, the washington

a certain amount of family money and backing but nowhere on the scale of paterson operations.at this time, he gets the u.s. army contract for the walker revolvers. he doesn't have manufacturing plants but he contracts with eli whitney, junior in new haven. just about the time that eli whitney junior is producing the walker revolvers, sam is holding a four-story brick factory. -- is building a four-story brick factory in hartford. and it is here that he begins his production of the so-called dragoon revolver, that is a collector term, it's basically the new model holster pistol which reduces the barrel length. he shortens the cylinder of little bit and puts a catch on the end of the ram or so each time you fire it doesn't drop down. the walker would have a tendency to do that. this is the one that attracted the interest of the u.s. government from 1850 to 1858. the colt company manufactured and sold about 18,000 of these. after his first factory was constructed with four stories of brick, he needed even larger facility so he quietly bought up land in the south meadows. in the c

paterson died at the scene. here in the metro, we were in the courtroom this morning when the woman accused of killing two men in a drunk driving incident was arraigned. 53-year-old deanna gliem faces two counts of vehicular homicide. she's accused of driving drunk and broad-siding a car on hubbell on november 15. the two men inside that car, 59-year-old randy sonnenburg and 60-year-old rick hummell were both killed. jury selection is underway in the murder trial of joe lopez. the 25-year-old is charged in connection with the death of a clive toddler back in 2014. clive police say lopez told doctors the baby had fallen inside a home where he and the baby's mom were staying on franklin avenue. police say the infant had a fractured skull and multiple broken ribs turning to news from around the eastern iowa farmer has been killed by an accidental shotgun blast. the delaware county sheriff's office says the man died instantly yesterday afternoon at his farm near the town of authorities say it appears the man was cli

he officiated swearing in of deputy commissioner myron paterson this morning at police headquarters. the pather son was promoted from the rank have of chief inspector and will lead the patrol operations. he called on officers and residents to work together to achieve important changes. >> if there is any resentment, that is on all parties part, about past circumstances, and, there is never no forgiveness. you have to be able to forgive and move forward on different issues, and pledge to work together. >> deputy commissioner paterson is a 30 year veteran of the department. >>> montgomery county's common pleas court makes history with a new addition. "eyewitness news" at the the courthouse in norristown where dan clifford was sworn in. he becomes first openly gay judge on the bench. >> being the first lgbt candidate elect to a county office, in the entire state of pennsylvania, outside of philadelphia, it is something that i intend to wear proudly. >> judge clifford was a partner at a philadelphia law firm and had been serving the pennsylvania supreme court disciplinary board since 201

deputy commissioner myron paterson was sworn in at headquarters earlier today. he was promoted from the rank of chief inspector and will lead department a's patrol operations. deputy commissioner paterson has this message for patrol officers working in the community. >> i cannot emphasize thaw are part of the community. you spend more than eight hours a day in that particular community, servicing, which is what we're all about. >> deputy commissioner paterson was born and raised in the cities strawberry mansion neighborhood and is a a 30 year veteran of the force. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney delivered remarks at his inaugural inter faith prayer service. "eyewitness news" at the salvation army community center in tioga a nicetown. members of the religious leaders of greater council of philadelphia a gathered earlier this afternoon to pray for mayor kenney and city he was elected to serve. >>> north korea rattles world leaders after announcing a successful testing of the hydrogen bomb. it could be weeks before experts can confirm those claims but diplomats a

the syrian refugees speaking no homeland are the latest to settle here in south paterson along with other syrians. >> and i want to welcome you. >> [ speaking in foreign language ] >> new jersey congressman bill pas cell who wants to expedite refugee resettlement met the family to learn of their year and a half process to live here. . >> we are not doing our part, i don't believe, that's my own opinion , we're not doing our part to help these refugees. >> and marad believes through his interpreter. >> the protection of this country is number one because you have to make sure that people don't come into this country that are trying to destroy it. >> marad and his family fled the city of darah in southern syria in 2012 crossing the border into jordan where they say they were smuggled to safety. >> you're going to leave your home country for good and never look back. it was a decision i was forced >> eventually mahmoud helps the settling process. >> getting their life started for the first time so they can become productive and active citizens. >> a six child is due very soon and marad is lo

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

paterson, new jersey. officers decide whether they violated the free-speech rights of an officer that was demoted after his superiors supported that he supported this. >> mr. chief justice, public employees have a right not to be demoted on patroness grounds and does not really matter if you are affiliated with a specific hearty or nonaffiliated. it does not matter if you are mistakenly perceived by your employer or supervisor that you are engaged in political association to be protected by the first amendment. >> how would you define the right of issue in this case? >> the issue here. >> how would you define the right that they wish to vindicate? >> defining the right in not pursuing this, that there is not necessary affirmative acts that by virtue of being a public employee has the right not to engage in political association. >> would it be fair to the proposition that you are putting before the court to say that you are asserting this would be oversight and would that be a fair statement? >> it would b

arthur paterson accused of stabbing a 22-year-old from a burger king in seoul. he was later freed in a special amnesty deal. >>> right noanother tornado touches down in the del ray beach, coconut creek area and heheas an ef-0 tornado with high winds throughout the area. you can see tables and a delivery man waited outside a church. the church owner opened the door for him just inn time. >> it took the two of us. >> we came back and saw all the fire engines. >> people in the area are now cleaning up all of that mess left behind by not one but two tornadoes. >>> overnight officials say highly-advanced chineseship has state of the art sonar will join that search by late february. last week debris thought to be part of the missing airliner was town in thailand but officials say it doesnot belong to the missing plane. the flight disappeared two years ago on itsts way to beijing with 239 people on board. >>> climate change and foreign travel, factors diseases like zika spreading north. researchers say people in south florida need to be ready. for years they've been st

. >> it doesn't sound like anybody in paterson is questioning his background or skill set or experience. but according to every article i have read he is putting in the hours as full-time -- full time. it is not that he is working to jobs effectively. [laughter] >> every civilians thinks they are an expert in law-enforcement but they are not. he is an expert when it comes to fighting drugs and has explained the difference between a legal guns and illegal drugs. sharing intelligence can help fight crime. >> of man who can walk down the street and noticed the and in venezuela he may be locked. >> growing up in the streets of philadelphia playing professional basketball that is equivalent to our nba here. this site was a difference and reread to hit its high school. >> you may know that cozened kobe bryant. we were all playing. >> are you related? he is 77. >> his son is kobe bryant. >> one of the biggest stars of the last 20 years. >> with the venezuela basketball team. >> the previous it is a third world country. >> yes because being a star has a dark side. >> he is very of bullhorn -- t

an electrical substation on the paterson side of the passaic river has apparently been ruled the sound. on social media, the alien conspiracy theory is gaining momentum. the mayor is taking it seriously because of security concerns and says police are beefing up patrols in the area where police have been hearing the mystery noise. >> people heard this noise several blocks away, 15 to 20 blocks away people have heard it. we are vigilant. we have been in contact with paterson and the authorities we hope anyone that hears the noise, if they can contact us at the fair lawn police department to narrow it down to a time and find out where it's coming from. >> reporter: the mayor says he has his pulse on the entire community but he is really working hard to figure out what is causing that mystery sound. that's the latest live from fair lawn, anthony johnson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> a 62-year-old woman has died after crashing her car into a fire hydrant on staten island. newscopter 7 was over the scene on amboy road in oakwood shortly after 6:00 this morning. quite a scene

jeff paterson, news channel 8. >> and news channel 8 will air i'll be co-hosting this year along with jennifer leigh. our coverage will kick-off at 2:30. we have posted everything you need to know on wfla.com. >>> frightening video of an officer being struck by a semi. we're going to let him tell you how he survived next. >>> then, after the snow, we're going to look at how they're recovering up north. that's coming up on first at >>> it's not every day someone gets hit by ai semitruck and lives to tell -- hits by a semitruck and lives to tell this happened. it was too late, the train hit toward the captain. tire and he says it shot him right now. >> you know, i don't know if it was a miracle but i'm lucky, that's for sure. >> wow. i would say. well he is nursing a nasty gash on his left hand but will soon be back to work. >> unbelieverrable. >> yeah. >>> well they're -- >> unbelievable. >> yeah. >>> well they're having toxic problems in flint, michigan and hollywood stars are helping. >> reporter: stars step up for flint. hollywood figures are sending bottle watered to the city with

steve paterson is live with more. steve, good morning. >> reporter: craig, for eight days those escaped inmates managed to stay at least one step ahead of more than a dozen law enforcement departments in the state of california. but it only took the quick thinking of one citizen in san francisco to alert police and bring them d down. for law enforcement in california, it was like%waking up from a bad dream. >> one of a sheriff's worst nightmares. >> reporter: after a week of anxiety and a state of excitement, a chance to exhale. a sigh of relief. >> reporter: all three men who broke out of jail back in custody. hossain nayeri and jonathan tieu captured 400 miles away in this san francisco parking lot. police credited the quick thinking of a bystander who spotted the stolen van and alerted officers. as police approached, hossain nayeri fled on foot but didn't get far. >> he was apprehended without further incident. >> reporter: police found jonathan tieu inside the van along with 380 rounds of ammunition. >> it was cle

paterson family says their home went up in flames early tuesday morning while they were sleeping.y they didn't even know the house was on fire until their great dane roxie started barking and wouldn't stop. >> it was very panicky bark. we went outside to see what it was and the neck thing i know my husband is saying grab the kids, the showers on fire. >> the paterson grabbed their two young children and got out safely and although they lost all of their belongings in the fire, they know things could have been much worse. >>> a fight between two brothers in detroit turns into a wild ride for one of them and it was all captured on police dash cam. take look. the officer arrives on the seen for the domestic disturbance call. he is quickly met by an oncoming car with a man clinging to the hood. this fight started as fistfight. but when one of the brothers tried to leave the other wasn't having any of it and jumped right on the car. both are charged with assault and ordered to have no contact with each other. >>> so many people have said if they win the powerball they want a new house.

one has been the acting director the miami-dade police department for quite some time, after jd paterson announced his retirement in today the mayor of miami-dade county made the job assignment official. these 95 men and women are the newest officers who have sworn to serve and protect miami-dade county. and this is their new boss. as this graduating class begins a new journey sodas juan perez who was officially announces the new director of the police anyone know any good jokes? >> reporter: he used humor to hide the emotion of the moment, amendment -- a moment 25 years in the making. >> he is a veteran, and i've the conference -- covenants he will lead the police department community proud. >> reporter: they stressed the model of service about self, one of the largest graduating classes of miami-dade history. the president of the benevolent sides of this isn't cracked. >> this is a big class that is media event. >> is somehow or another the mayor allows him to be the director, certainly in this moves forward. safe. >> reporter: perez's new title is director takes effect officially next

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the patersons say the fire started after an extension cord started under a deck.eart broken over the loss but grateful for their lives and their dog. >> good pup. >>> police shut down streets in the city only the beginning of the craziness but there's nothing to worry about here. tonight everybody is talking about the great lengths one guy just went to for the possibly nutty yesterday wedding proposal you may ever see a lot of people looking fog this dog recently then found it not before he learned a painful lesson. don't stick your knows where it doesn't belong. the long process to help this guy see a little better. >> terrible. >>> music industry lost one of its brightest stars. david bowie lost his very private battle with cancer. tonight friends, family and fans are talking about his legacy. >> all this just days after he released a surprise final album. fox's benjamin hall is in london with more. ♪ >> reporter: haunting images and lyrics from david bowie's final album he died after 69 after 18 month battle with cancer doughy's death comes two days after his b

ask your hep c specialist >>> two paterson teens are safe thanks to firefighters. they plucked them out of the freezing passaic river. cbs 2's dick brennan has more on this icy rescue. >> when i first went under, that water freezing cold. >> reporter: 16-year-old wilson and a friend decided to play on the ice that was covering the passaic river yesterday. but suddenly they fell through. his friend told him to keep his head above water. >> he said hold your arms over and kick your feet up. i was like all right. 5, 10 minutes until somebody came. >> reporter: they were these guys from the paterson fire department who came with their emergency gear. >> the quick assessment was that they are going hypothermic, they were hypothermic and fading fast. >> reporter: the chief decided he had to get to the boys quickly. he used a technique employed by the nypd that we showed you last year laying flat out and crawling so the weight is distributed equally. but it didn't work for rathbone. the ice gave way on him too. >> when i went through the ice, though, did i have that initi

paterson is a 30 year veteran of the force.e says one of his top priorities include making sure the citizens of philadelphia know that their police officers are there to work hand in hand with the community they've sworn to protect ton serve. >>> a man with a gun storms a local store. would be scare row enough. police say this guy went one step further to make sure people were terrified. >> a woman caught up in rough traffic stop in a new jersey community face as judge after prosecutors charged her. could she go to jail? >> fox 29's investigates is ahead. >>> shawnette? >> reporter: we're live at 7eleven in cherry hill waiting on the second wave of people coming in for powerball tickets. jackpot $500 million. abdul wave to the camera. the man behind the machine. when we come back we'll introduce you to the people who showed up to get their tickets early. chris? >> fingers crossed. >>> the 10-year-old girl patted down by a tsa agent at an airport. her dad says this went way too far. how he says a juice box set off the whole thin

abc meteorologist indra paterson reports.. all that water is rolling south.. threatening millions downwtream. script: roof after roof peaking from the swollen mississippi. tonight the toll from these devastating floods is growing. in illinois, authorities recovering the second body of two teenagers whose truck was swallow last week by rising waters. 3 still missing. 25 lives lost and more than 100 homes destroyed. hardest hit this weekend, alexander county , illinois where the ohio river and the missisippi now meet. the mississippi now threatening sot :gov bruce rauner: "here in alexander county it's the worst that we've seen.." indra bridge: the mississippi is 4 miles in that direction across what should be corn fields and today it is lapping against this house for many here it's a traumatic flashback to the record floods of 1993- some of the same families dislocated more than 20 years ago -- now manning pumps to defend their homes all over again the reynolds family manning a boat to check on their mother: sot dawn reynolds olsen mother's home flooded "my mum

and myron paterson was named as deputy of control operations. he will be sworn in tomorrow morning. >>> a pedestrian is on route to an area hospital after being struck by a car in brookhaven, delaware county, it happened at 5:25 along the 3500 block of edgemont road, details are sketchy but the driver remained at the scene and the injuries sustained by the pedestrian are described as serious, a stretch of edgemont road is shut down to conduct their investigation, and now police are looking for a driver that hit a pedestrian in newark, it happened at 6:45 this morning on the northbound lanes on the ramp to i-95, police have not released information on the striking vehicle that drove off, the search is on for the individual that invade aid home in the bridesburg section of philadelphia and sexually assaulted a woman inside. chad pradelli is inside of the special victims unit in huntsing park. chad what is the lightest here? >> reporter: really a troubling crime, philadelphia police say the home invasion sexual assault occurred at 10:00 last night

. >>> a new jersey family claims paterson police beat a 17-year-old boy during a traffic stop. take a look at the bruising on larry martinez garcia's face. his family says that six officers in an unmark i police van stopped him as heoparked his car, they checked his identification but when they asked where he lived he refused to answer and that is when he alleges they started punching him. they believed he suspected of possessing drugs. >> i fear that innocent people should get beat up for no ason. >> his family said that officers later searched his home and found no cing. we asked police for a comment allegations seriously and they are going to investigate this incident. >>> the bronx parkway has partially reopened tonight after icy conditions caused a series of crashes. 14 cars in all. but just one lane at the southbound side is open between scarsdale road and desmond avenue that is creating a traffic situation tonir.t. news 4 checkey bedford is at the scene with an update for us. checkey? >> rob, the real concern is tomorrow morning. take a look behind me. you can see that t

recovering in the hospital after struck by a new jersey transit train at a railroad crossing in paterson. the driver was taken to the saint joseph's hospital in serious condition. the train were injured. police are investigating how the car ended up on the tracks. >>> the man police say slashed a woman across the face in chelsea is in custody tonight. a suspect could be tied to a string of other attacks. right now the nypd is looking in to whether he slashed another woman last week in the bronx. a random attack similar to this one in manhattan. brynn gingras is live with the latest. >> reporter: >> reporter: police are trying to connect him to as many as four attacks. you mentioned one in the bronx but might be three other unprovoked attacks. police walked kari bazemore from the 13th precinct house in chelsea. he was quiet. just as he was when he allegedly slashed a 24-year-old victim on morning. the crime. what helped, police say his cleveland indian's jacket seen in this video. an eagle-eyed man spotted him wearing it this morning and alerted a police officer who made the arrest. >> as

a train traveling from hoboken hitting the car tonight at a crossing in paterson. customers and crew on the train was injured. service on new jersey transit's main line was temporarily halted but has since been restored. story. this one involving two tonight in states. the men arrested in california and texas. the first suspect, 23-year-old refugee from iraq arrested in sacramento, accused of lying to federal investigators about traveling to syria to fight for terror groups. the second man arrested in houston, suspected of possibly plotting an attack. >>> new at 11:00, the nypd releasing video of a suspect who mugged two men in the west village. this is the man police want to catch. he allegedly robbed the victims at gunpoint in the lobby of an apartment building at waiverly place in christopher street. he took off with around $400. >>> an alleged serial slasher off the streets. new details tonight. we just learned the man accused of slashing a been admitted in to the psych ward in bellevue hospital. the question tonight, how many victims are out there? jim dolan i

wncn caught up with benjamin paterson. as he cleared parking lots in the area. parking lots, it'll stay there for a couple days. if these places want to open on monday, that's what we're trying to do. get in and get them where they can open their doors monday. >> this is his fourth business of the day. he planned ongoing strong late into the night. travel has been a nightmare for anyone along the east coast from the roadways to the airport. wncn's amy cutler has been monitoring it all and joins us from garner with an update. amy? >> reporter: yeah, we just arrived on scene, behind me you can see a large tree that has come down, it's blocking the road. this is on vendura spring road by timber drive in garner. this is a big problem we've been seeing all day long. ice weighing down trees, and when they fall, they bring the surrounding power lines down with them. now, i just had the chance to speak with garner police, they say duke energy progress has been alerted. residents around here are being effected. there are some sporadic outages in the area. this snowy icy

he has already named a new deputy commissioner, chief inspector myron paterson a 30 year veteran of the force will take the oath this morning. the just yesterday ross was sworn in as city a's top cop at his alma matter, central high school. mayor kenney swore him into the office and district attorney seth williams, hold the bible. >> we need to be more responsible a and accountable to our all of our neighborhood. we can't be afraid to show people who we are and why we do things. it is so, so important. >> ross is a 26 year veteran of the force. >>> a former philadelphia a common pleas judge is on pennsylvania's supreme court. the justice kevin dougherty took the oath of office from chief justice thomas saylor. justice dougherty is one of the new democrats elect to the high court in november. >>> risa vet try furhman is now a new common pleas judge. she chose not to seek a third term for d.a. furhman will survey ten year term. >>> this morning a legal victory for bill cosby's wife, a judge agreed to postpone camille cosby's testimony in the defamation lawsuit, filed begins her husband. t

. >>> police have arrested a man for a deadly shooting inside an illegal after-hours club in paterson, new jersey. jakwan harrison has been charged with the murder of fernando irby. this was two days after christmas. so far, no one has been charged with the other shooting. >>> police are hoping someone can help them find who men who carried out a scary home invasion in new jersey. the men broke into this home overnight tuesday in middlesex. they woke up an elderly widow. she was startled to see those men, as you might imagine, standing over her bed. they didn't hurt her. they ransacked the home and stole money and jewelry. one of them even made off in her 2013 acura. >>> we have new video of dozens of cats and dogs rescued from deplorable conditions at a new more than 30 dogs, 17 puppies kittens. they're now safe and sound at the bergen county rescue. authorities did get them tuesday from a home on hillcrest place in north bergen. they say the home's interior was covered with urine and feces. a warrant has been issued for the homeowner. found dead. neighbors say they heard their cries

ross's first order of busiss was naming this man s deputy commissioner of patrol operations myron paterson has been with the department fo30 a ldg ranksf ief inspector. he will be srn in tomorrow morning. >>> west goshen le have some new officersworn to protect anderve. tonight kyle m and robert story ok ea during ceremony at township building i west cster. four otr piceman also received otions. >>> a young ncer survivor ve a big thank you to a philadelphia hpital, ten year-old emily white head and her family donated hundred thousand dollars to the children's hospital of philadelphia. nearly four years ago thisas emily a patienthere fighting an aggressive form of couple lymphoblastic leukemia. she was the first piatric patient to undergo an experimental treatment back then. ing her own t cells doctors netically engineered her immune system to attacker specific ccer cells. ter ttreatment worked her family created the emily white head foundation. >> try to make a difference for all kid to go me with their parents like we ve emily mgome withs, healthy and happy. >> the hospital says since emi

investigators also trying to figure out what caused a new jersey transit train to slam into a car in paterson. want to show you the aftermath of that crash at the 5th avenue grade crossing. the driver was taken to st. joseph's hospital in serious condition. none of the 400 passengers on that train were hurt, but police want to know how that car ended up on the tracks. >>> this morning, mets fans can rest easy. mike piazza is going to the hall yesterday, piazza and fellow inductee ken griffey jr. showed off their jerseys. mets' logo. he's only the second player to be inducted as a met. >> your heart can only be in one place. fans. as much as i appreciated coming up with l.a. and learning through that organization, i ended up here, and this was the most special time of my career. >> piazza and griffey will become the 311th and 312th members to be enshrined in the baseball hall of fame. >>> we have some big news for beyonce fans. brace yourselves for another super bowl performance. beyonce will perform at the february 7th show at levi stadium in santa clara, california. of course, she headlined

academy in paterson. so far, two teachers here have their students moving. [ non-english language ] with bouncy balls and caitlyn brock with bouncy bands. >> i have this is the when they are in the classroom -- i have noticed when they are in the classroom they are less fidgety. >> they were exerting energy in a more positive direction. >> reporter: before this he got in trouble. >> i got in trouble. >> reporter: now he is content with sitting down. arlene says she is knows the only thing moving. so are her grades. >> last time i had a b and now i have a a. >> reporter: eckland ridge high school history turned into an interactive experience. >> i think if they are sitting down in one position for, you know, a long period of time, that they are not going to be as focused. >> the entire classroom is outfitted with equipment to keep students on the go. minutes. more for exampled on the lesson. >> all this fun stuff keeps kids moving. he it does wonders for classroom concentration. vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news

that shows the chilling effect that it would have not only in this police department or the city of paterson but different jurisdictions and areas would have the same issue is you that you have to think twice before you did something. if you went to a political campaign, you went to the pamphlet on your desk. if they didn't like that candidate and nato action against you, you could see that that is action based on the motive to suppress one's rights. >> all those things would be true if they said that i'm going to hire anyone who is not a republican. would there be a cause of action? would anyone have a cause of action because of that speech. >> because of the speech itself? >> he said i'm going to fire anyone who is not a republican that will not give promoted. does anyone have it because of action for that. >> no cause of action was taken. >> in part you have the perception. >> what counts is whether action was taken for a particular reason. is that this is unconstitutional because it kills other people. that is does not carry water. >> they have a mistaken perception. >> did you say that

come cut it to 7 in the 4th arter a field goal -- and here's the ensuring kickoff -- core- darrel paterson gets stripped by the kicker -- mason crosby -- and former micah hyde is there for the recovery -- there for the micah hyde is there for the recovery -- mike zimmer -- had some thoughts about that and thth would lead to this s rodgdgs on 4th down --- oh -- right to xavier rhoads -- vikes win the north for the first time since 2009 -- 20 to 13 -- they'll host the seahawks -- packers travel to washington.final game of the season for both the bears and the lionsjay cutler trying to end the year on a high note -- the first half washe exact opposite of that t cutler was picked off twice -- once in the red zone -- detroit led 10 nothing at the break4th quarter chicago awakes from hybernation -- cutler hits matt forte on cutler hits hybernation -- cutler hits mattttorte on the swing pass and he scampers up the sidelines for the score -- game tied at 17 lions would take the lead later in the quarter -- so last chance for picked off again -- that makes three if you're keeping track at home -- c

. >> he is chief inspector myron paterson. he will be scorn in as deputy police commissioner. >>> the hospital receive aid big thank you today from a 10-year-old girl and her family, she came back from the brink thanks to break through cancer treatment. ali gorman joins us with more. >> reporter: you may remember emily whitehead, the first pediatric patient to go through cancer treatment to treat an aggressive form of leukemia she is cancer free for three years and is giving back to help others. >> 10-year-old emily whitehead and her family presented a huge donation to the childrens hospital. today she lives the typical 10-year-old life. >> i like sleepovers and playing with my toys. >> this is emily almost four years ago, she was battling an aggressive form of leukemia, when chemo stopped working she became the first pediatric patient to undergo experimental treatment. using her own t cells they use tropical disturbance to attack her own cell sflz first she got very sick. >> she was on a ventilator for seven days and woke up

edward clark of hackensack had sexual contact with a 10-year old girl at school a number of times in paterson. sexual contact and endangering the welfare of a child. his first court appearance is scheduled for this afternoon. >>> now to the weather and the snow flurries are starting to fall in parts of the tri-state area. >> we want to turn to meteorologist bill evans with an update. he is outside our studio on the upper west side. >> waiting with a few of the flakes. there are some around the area. some up the hudson river valley, across long island, a cold front that will sweep through the area. you will notice it will get colder for the afternoon. here is how it looks. low gray clouds that look like the good old snow clouds we are used to seeing. temperature this hour 38 degrees which is going to probably hang at that number. 35 hudson arrival. 32 monticello. as we go into the afternoon, we are seeing this front sliding eastward. you see the snow showers from the hudson river valley and some of that changes to sprinkles at the coast, maybe a little rain mixed in across rockland and westche

arthur paterson was accused of stabbing a man in seoul. was later freed in a special amnesty deal and then fled to the u.s. he has been e extradited to south south korea. >>> high winds and heavy rain causing d dage all throughout the area. you can see chairs and tataes flying. the church door opening just in time for the m m to escape and to get in. >> ryan grabbed me and i grabbed the door and then he grabbed the door and then it took the two of us. >> all the fire engines and guy next door. >> people in the area now cleaning upp the mess left behind by two tornadoes this week. that tornado yesterday damaged trees, fences and power lines. it almost sunk a boat. >>> a woman who stole nearly half a million from a business she sentenced. the judge sentenced jackie roberts to twoand a half years in prison followed by 20 years probation.she also must pay $350,000 in restitution. >>> a pembroke pines police officer recocoring in the hospital this morningng after a crash that killed another driver. witnesses say the on pines boulevard when the

they were welcomed by officials from the city of paterson, and also, the state today. with no food, and clothing which was only on their backs. they walked through jordan registered at u.n. refugee camp and waited three years before being allowed to come to the u.s. mau maude the director of the charity church world service is helping the family translated for them. >> it was one of the most difficult decision of my life. it is tough to take that decision to say, i will leave your home country for good and never look back. program is helping the family with housing furniture, clothing and food. steve: eight-term long island congressman won't seek re-election this year. the 57-year-old democrat require retirement other interests which includes writing a novel. it is ril was first elected in 2001 and serves as chair of policy for the minority. the physician that she created especially for him. dari: and new life for old proposal could bring some much needed relief to long island railroad commuters. governor cuomo wants to build a third track between floral park and hicks

the driver was reading a james paterson novel while driving down this snowy highway. officers became a little bit suspicious after this man was spotted going 15 miles below the speed limit. as you can imagine, he got a ticket. >> sometimes hospitals can be a scary place for kids. >> they came up with a unique way to calm their fears. status. >> they can pick the character they want based on special powers they need. there are plans in the works to expand it to 20 more facilities. what a great thing to do. >> i like that a lot. today we are pinpointing storms. it is not going to be widespread severe weather weather. it doesn't look like it will be as bad as what we saw on sunday. looking ahead at the storms, the el nino pattern upon us. now we are seeing between 9:00 and 4:00, some of these storms are picking up speed and developing in the gulf of mexico. by 9:00 this morning, there is gusts up near 50 miles an hour. the possibility is there for a couple of rotating storms that could lead to a tornado. that risk is very low. most of that energy is moving to our north.

that to say patriots mike pat trish, a heist the attitude, the soul, and the beard to succeed on patersonhink the question right now is going to be how is the management going to casino of minimize this, bring it together, and get somebody that they can actually sell. several names that weren't mentioned, guys from the fans stands point, we just don't know who is next. >> i hope the fans are ready for the eagles to rebuild, which means bad couple of seasons to start w let's bring us to the morning trivia question. eli manning is eighth in passing yards, sec history. we want to know who holds sec records for passing yards in a career. the answer after the break. >> ♪ >> and we're back here at met life stadium, with david spadaro. dave, i'm trying to figure out what these guys play for today. really, i'm trying to under stands that. >> they're in the ffl. they have 16 opportunities in a regular season, they're being paid, this is their job, howard. we're doing this show, why? it's our job. that's why they are playing football today. and they'll play hard. and i think pat will coach it to wi

. >> next, the supreme court oral argument in the city of paterson, new jersey. officers decide whether they violated the free-speech rights of an officer that was demoted after his superiors supported that he supported this. >> mr. chief justice, public employees have a right not to be demoted on patroness grounds and does not really matter if you are affiliated with a specific hearty or nonaffiliated. it does not matter if you are mistakenly perceived by your employer or supervisor that you are engaged in political association to be protected by the first

in paterson, brian thompson for "nbc 10 news." >> coming up next, the search for what caused the bigom that sent things shaking along the jersey shore. >> plus, driveway disappearance. the car theft outside a home making headlines because of who the wheels belonged to. and why the thieves had an easy time taking it. >> tracking freezing temperatures tonight that could mean an icy threat in spots in the morning. plus, snowflakes for some areas that's ahead in my first alert forecast. >> i like coming to philly anyway so i'm looking for an excuse. >> the president's plea to philadelphia, what he wants from the city. i go one on one after an exclusive invitation to the white house next on "nbc 10 news" at 6:00. hey gus! good to see you again! the usual? veggie burger with the works. see ya. sounds good matt! thanks! gus, the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania! that's me. and this is for you! gus bucks ! the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery- with top prizes of a hundred grand. it's the best game yet. 'cause you're on it? well... keep on scratchin'! >> heard someth

reporter: one new artist against approval as paterson's fetty wap. he has created an original and it's paying off to.`he has created an original and it's paying off to. >> it's working for me. it puts out 10 more records. reporter: he tells me one thing hip-hop is that will change very about the state of hip-hop on the next episode of "street soldiers" but i hope you will join us. lisa evers "fox 5 news." christina: you go watch lisa "street soldiers" after evening newscast. some people can find beauty in just about anything. how much one person is willing to spend on a picture of a potato. audrey: the weather was pretty picture-perfect compared to last weekend. we are expecting partly cloudy forecast prayed i will not as a small business owner, here's one thing you can rely on: your business will change as it grows. whether it's new space, more employees, or better equipment, things have a way of moving fast. but if your network can't keep up, it can really slow you down. and that's not good for business. thankfully, a switch to the 100% fiber optic

these are live pictures of i-80 in paterson new jersey. >> snow also coming down in sussex county late this afternoon. it was sticking in the grassy areas, and in mount vernon in westchester county the sanitation department got the snowplows and salt red ready. jeff smith is in franklin: we're going to begin with lee goldberg outside our studios. >> if you blink you miss a couple of flurries and ice pelts in new york city about an hour ago. we're currently dry but it's getting windy and the temperatures are dropping. we're two hours away.

delays are back to paterson plank road and no word when it will be fixed. reporting live, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> dramatic video shows a mother fighting off would be carjackers to save her children. watch as two men sprint across a gas station parking lot in miami and approach the woman who owns that red car. she is next to the gas pump. her children are in the back seat. the other hops in the driver's seat. the woman fights back, refuses to let the men take off with her children. >> it was a mom. that bad guy didn't know in the back seat of the car were two kids. she wasn't going to let them be taken. she dragged them out of the car and they ran away like cowards. >> wow. >> the in a getaway car. nearby police officer who didn't know what had happened spotted the speeding car and followed it. the car crashed into a fence. police arrested the two men and a woman behind the wheel. good for her. >> definitely so. >>> a lot of folks are worried about the weekend plans, what they should cancel. should it be everything or salva

mariah and michael paterson say they could not ignore their great dane roxie's panicky barking, so whennt outside to see what was going on, that's when they saw the porch on fire. the couple grabbed their two children and rushed out just in time. the flames quickly spread and the roof collapsed and extension cord started a fire under the family's deck. of course, they are obviously heart broken over losing everything but grateful for their lives and their dog roxie. >> check this out. that's a car frozen in snow and ice in buffalo. officials say the car parked along lake erie turned into ice sculpture after rain, snow and then freezing temperatures worked their magic. unfortunately, for the owner there's no thaw insight. temperatures in buffalo expected to remain below freezing for at least a few days. >> it will be similar story around here i think. right, kathy? >> ouch. that hurts. >> yeah. wow! look behind me. a beautiful sight. did you see it? chopper got a beautiful view of the crescent moon. it is a waxing crescent. let's zoom in on that. that means the moon will be growing to fu