is about to find out. >> anthony patterson has been placed in seg for rule violation number 38. go back there and have a talk with him and see what's going on and what happened and what led to this incident. >> patterson is asked to explain his behavior to the officers and our producer. the object of his alleged indiscretion. >> what happened? >> dude, somehow weed in my pocket, joint in my pocket. did you ever see me masturbate? >> i didn't see anything. >> it's not what she saw. >> so basically accused me of rule 38. that's indecent exposure. if that was indecent exposure, that means you saw me. >> no. that means he saw it. >> he didn't see it. he saw it. >> he locked me up. >> you had your penis out indecently exposed. come on, man, you've been in prison too long. now, take him on up there. all right. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay." >> all of a sudden, all hell breaks loose. >> for inmate anthony patterson, the nightmare of ad seg is just beginning. >> they have me in this cell. it's so hot in here, right. i don't know how long i'm going to be in here. >>> plus -- >> my

is about to find out. >> anthony patterson has been placed in seg for rule violation number 38. go back there and have a talk with him and see what's going on and what happened and what led to this incident. >> patterson is asked to explain his behavior to the officers and our producer. the object of his alleged indiscretion. >> what happened? >> dude, somehow weed in my pocket, joint in my pocket. did you ever see me masturbate? >> i didn't see anything. >> it's not what she saw. >> so basically accused me of rule 38. that's indecent exposure. if that was indecent exposure, that means you saw me. >> no. that means he saw it. >> she didn't see it. he saw it. >> he locked me up. >> you had your penis out indecently exposed. come on, man, you've been in prison too long. now, take him on up there. all right. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay." >> all of a sudden, all hell breaks loose. >> for inmate anthony patterson, the nightmare of ad seg is just beginning. >> they have me in this cell. it's so hot in here, right. i don't know how long i'm going to be in here. >>> plus -- >> my

tcu's8 patterson has put their offense, put themselves in a position where those five turnovers, a chanceto win this game. >> chris: oberkrom from 37 for the win. and a time-out by westc= virgin. to ice the kicker on. a very chilly evening.1h?bÑ take a look at the allstate college football rankings, tcu number seven says the committee, ranked number 10 in the a.p. poll. any victory on the road against west virginia would be a quality win for the committee. >> kirk: that would be my point here. everybody gets caught up in you know, who you're playing, are they ranked, not ranked. i don't care who you brought into this environment, this stadium. these conditions. this is a tough act for anybody. so whether you win by a point. or you're able to win comfortably. this)s0u is still if they're abo win this game. it would be a quality win for tcu. >> chris: oberkrom lines up again from 37 for the win. and the frogs frustrated. find a way to fight back from nine down in the fourth quarter. 31-30. a third consecutive classic between these two teams. offensive minded, defensive minded. a4 this will

so they were filled with richard patterson novels. hollywood called at some point and i made the mistake of answering. we write the buck you write the book forget about it. it's the dumbest movie in the world and i swear along came a spider and they are going to ask whether he likes it or not. so i watched the first scene and morgan freeman. he said that seems kind of boring and i'm going to is that. who is the woman in the second scene of the movie because she never comes back. they were on the set of along came a spider getting the chance to shoot. but that night we went out to dinner with morgan freeman and monica and the producers. if you get the chance to do that it is fun. when it was done up came the senator at the time who does commercials for older people and clint eastwood and everybody in the restaurant staring because among other things they were all over 6-foot three and he comes up for an autograph and he says i need a hit movie bad. so i told you stories and you laughed and that's why once again stories are so important

coward was involved in the shooting and he and patterson fled together. >>> caught on camera, two armed robbers caught in the act in new carrollton. this is surveillance video from a store in the 8400 block of annapolis road at about 6:30 wednesday night. you can see to men armed, approach the victim and demand money. if you have any information, please call prince george's county police. >>> the u.s. capitol christmas tree has arrived in d.c. it pulled into town with a police escort just after 5:00 this morning. it is an 88-foot tall white spruce and it came from the chick wa national -- chippewa national fore. it traveled a total 2000 miles to get here and soon you will see it on the west front lawn ever the capitol. it will be decorated with thousands of ornaments made by children. the lighting ceremony is planned for december 2. >>> coming up, the snow has finally stopped in buffalo but more problems are on the way to that region. >> we've got some cold air in place. the winds today gusting right now. i got it on the weather computer. you can see gusts 35 miles an hour. we had a gus

patterson, you're one of our favorites, and we're shaking hands. we must have about 500 of your books in the back for you to sign. we get to the back, and they have these long tables filled with richard north patterson novels. yeah. so i signed 'em. [laughter] hollywood called at some point in there. i made the mistake of answering. they have these press junkets for every movie. son of chucky 5, press junkie. you write a book, and -- because of carmen, the press is here. you write a book, forget about it. no press. you do the dumbest movie in the world, and i swear to god, a room this big with press. so i go out there for, i guess it was "along came a spider, or" and paramount goes we better let jim see the movie because the press is going to ask him whether he likes it or not. so i'm watching this movie from a book that i wrote, and i watch the first scene, and i go, well, that wasn't in the book. and i watch the second book, morgan freeman, alex cross, is building a ship in a bottle, and i'm going, that wasn't in the book either, and then there's

patterson, you're one of our favorites, and we're shaking hands. we must have about 500 of your books in the back for you to sign. we get to the back, and they have these long tables filled with richard north patterson novels. yeah. so i signed 'em. [laughter] hollywood called at some point in there. i made the mistake of answering. they have these press junkets for every movie. son of chucky 5, press junkie. you write a book, and -- because of carmen, the press is here. you write a book, forget about it. no press. you do the dumbest movie in the world, and i swear to god, a room this big with press. so i go out there for, i guess it was "along came a spider, or" and paramount goes we better let jim see the movie because the press is going to ask him whether he likes it or not. so i'm watching this movie from a book that i wrote, and i watch the first scene, and i go, well, that wasn't in the book. and i watch the second book, morgan freeman, alex cross, is building a ship in a bottle, and i'm going, that wasn't in the book either, and then there's

tcu's8 patterson has put their offense, put themselves in a position where those five turnovers, a chanceto win this game. >> chris: oberkrom from 37 for the win. and a time-out by westc= virgi. to ice the kicker on. a very chilly evening.1h?bÑ take a look at the allstate college football rankings, tcu number seven says the committee, ranked number 10 in the a.p. poll. any victory on the road against west virginia would be a quality win for the committee. >> kirk: that would be my point here. everybody gets caught up in you know, who you're playing, are they ranked, not ranked. i don't care who you brought into this environment, this stadium. these conditions. this is a tough act for anybody. so whether you win by a point. or you're able to win comfortably. this)s0u is still if they're abo win this game. it would be a quality win for tcu. >> chris: oberkrom lines up again from 37 for the win. and the frogs frustrated. find a way to fight back from nine down in the fourth quarter. 31-30. a third consecutive classic between these two teams. offensive minded, defensive minded. a4 this will

and now for gary patterson, they have now beaten every big 12 team since joining the league.ission accomplished. coach p., had his guys ready for this one. final play of the game. johnson again. tcu, 41-20. gary patterson and the horned frogs continue to roll, improving their record to 8-1. 5-1 in the big 12. dominating performance, as the two coaches embrace to end this game. >> charles: love how coach snyder always imparts some wisdom, fine words to his opp e opposing coach at the end of the game. >> gus: 41-20 the final. we'll return to ft. worth to wrap up tonight's game right after these messages. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know certain cartoon characters should never have an energy drink? action! blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. introducing the birds of america collection. fifty stunning, hand-painted plates, commemorating the state birds of our proud nation. blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. so r

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live outside hahnemann university hospital with more on the details, steve? >> reporter: nicole, right away we start seeing news alerts from temple university on twitter, through e-mail, advising the student body to stay away from the area of the shooting. i want to take you to the scene now, getting details, still coming in, this is developing story, but here's what we know. this morning police responding to the 1500 block of north 17th street. it is about 1:00 o'clock this morning, investigators saying a temple university student shot in the leg in a apparent robbery, that they say, went wrong. that student transferred here to hahnemann hospital, last update we received this morning, the student was in stable condition, is recovering. no word from police on possible suspects, but again, in those news releases, we got some information on a suspect, description, shooter described as a male, red hoodie, red beanie, bluejeans, mid 20's, those advisories telling student again to stay away from the area, but if they do see anything, to call 91

"eyewitness news" reporter keith patterson outside hahnemann university hospital with all of the breaking details. steve? >> reporter: developing story, de sales still emerging, but we can confirm to you at this point, yes, this is a temple university student, shot this morning, in a overnight shooting, and we are told by all accounts the student expected to be okay. want to take you to some video from the scene, police responding to the 1500 block of north 17th street. they got the call at about 1:00 this morning, investigators saying, yes, a temple university student shot in the leg, in a apparent robbery gone wrong. that student frantz nerd here to hahnemann hospital. the last update we received, that student in stable condition. no word from police on possible suspects, but, since the shooting, temple has sent a number of alerts to students, saying, the shoot sera male, red hoodie, red beanie, bluejeans, in his mid 20's. that alert would go on to say telling student advising them to stay away from the area as police continue their investigation, and if they see anything, to call 911.

the latest from olney steve patterson, "eyewitness news". >> parents are being notified about a sexting scandal. unfolding at neshaminy school in langhorne. sexually exploit -- explicit photos sent to student while inside that school. middletown township police are investigating the the incident parents are being urged to check their children's smart phones for inappropriate messages. >>> a pennsylvania lawmaker says he's preparing legislation that would expand the state's anti-hazing law to include high schools. points to recent hazing allegations at central bucks west, new jersey say err ville high school. he said haze something another form of bullying which must be stopped. pennsylvania currently has a law that makes haze ago third agree misdemeanor but it covers only colleges and universities. >> accuse the of attack ago man from chester county, police say the players bolds stomped on 30 year old lewis campbell outside off campus restaurant ran away yelling football strong. victim is in end tens i have care with severe brain trauma a suspect have been suspend from the school, being

that's from manayunk, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, steve. police are also searching for 14 year old kayla adams this west philadelphia. he was seen at his home on the 6200 block of carpenter street friday night. police say the teenager is autistic, and suffers from adhd. adams is known to frequent the ymc a on the 5100 block of chestnut street. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> detective are investigating a police-involved shooting in germantown, suspect shot in the neck at portco and reger around 8:30 last night. he is in stable condition. weapon was recovered at the scene. not known right now if the suspect was shot by police or someone else. we're told no police officers were injured during the shooting. >> the police officer who shot and killed an un armed teenager in ferguson, missouri has quit his job. officer darren wilson announced his resignation yesterday. it comes as new week long protest got underway. cbs news correspondent brian web has details. >> darren wilson quit his job at a ferguson missouri police office

live in manayunk, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> thank you, steve. police are also searching for 14 year old kalis adams in west philadelphia, last seen at his home on the 6200 block of carpenter street friday night. police say the teenager us a tis i can, suffers from adhd. known to frequent the ymc a on the 5100 block of chestnut street. anyone with information ask asked to call police. >>> detective are investigating a police involved shooting in germantown, a suspect was was shot in the neck at port i cano and reger around 8:30 last night, he is in stable condition. weapon was recovered at the scene. it is not yet known if the suspect was shot by police or someone else. we're told no police officers were injured during the shooting. >> the police offers here shot and killed an un arm teenager in ferguson, missouri has quit his job this morning. announced his resignation yesterday. it comes as a week long protest got underway. cbs news correspondent brian web has details. >> reporter: darren wilson quit his job as a ferguson missouri police office

an arrest warrant has been issued for brian patterson. they have already arrested christopr coward. 19-year-old christopher weaver was shot and killed outside his home last weekend. they said patterson was the gunman. a 15-year-old boy was also shot and wounded. the shooting was the result of a neighborho dispute. >> we're work to go find out whether a driver will be charged for hitting two pedestrians in laurel. th accident ha last night on route 1. chop. maryland state police say just before 10:00, two people were hit near the laurel make shopping center. the driver stayed on the scene. they are expected to be okay >> 4:31 on this thursday morning. another chilly start to the day to deal with. >> that's right. let's check in with tom kierein to find out how cold it is and when we will get some relief. >> i'm not used to it. this is unseasonably cold. temperatur right now are generally, though, a little above freezing. we'll take that. yesterday morning we were down in the mid and upper teens. now it is hovering 30 degrees across norther

and patterson was his assistant. todd graham said years from now when we're running down the tunnel at the orange bowl -- just starting the high school coaching. >> he believed in it. >> sean: he did. and arizona state has another touchdown. questions if they were playing the right quarterback. that question's been answered. asu has scored 50 points or more for the seventh time in the last couple of years. >> chris: big game for taylor kelly, not only from the physical point, but mentally. getting the confidence. and confidence by his teammates that he's back. >> sean: flag down. 50 plus points, school record, another 50 point game today. >> referee: number 94. 15 yard penalty assessed on the kickoff. kelly, coach graham says he's a winner. he is. he'll be 6-0 as the starter this year. 23-9 for his career. here's today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. bad hands of robinson, resulted in the good hands of carrington. >> chris: too many turnovers. too much to overcome. playing from behind all day long. pret

our steve patterson is live outside the olney transportation center with more on that.ter: good morning, nicole, they got it done, those are the big headlines last night, the take away for riders this morning, these were ten tough hours of negotiations, but the sentiment on both sides is that they did what they had to do to make sure there was no strike and would have been massive strike. we brought video along, cbs-3 there late last night, old town septa board chairman pat dion, union president willie brown, announcing two year deal in press conference, details on the agreement are not being shared yet, but we know the deal does include wage inch creeps cents, for workers, both sides calling the increases fair. this is a big deal. strike would have affect add million riders on the rail lines, bus routes, and subways, we spoke to both sides about getting it done. >> both sides moved a little bit. that was it. you know? little compromise on both sides. this process has produced tentative contract that's fair, to our union employees, our customers, and the taxpayers, it b

an arrest warrant has been issued for brian patterson. police say they've arrested another man in the case, christopr coward. investigats say 19-year-old christr weaver was shot and kill outside his home on keating dri last weekend. they say patterson was the a 15-year-old boy was also shot and wounded that day. both shootings happened after a dispute in the neighbor. > tonight news4 has uncovered a history of allegations against a nurse charged with sexually abusing his patients in at least three local hospitals. >> the nurse's name is jared kline. he free on bond right now. jackie benson is at police headquarte. >> reporte these women were either disoriented from pain or semiconscis when the alleged place. >> did you sexually abuse those patients? >> we said no comment. >> reporte so far investigats h able to determine that 37-year-old nurse jared kline had been employed at three hospitals in the district. george washington university hospital, was hospital center and united medical central and bowie health central in maryland. he is ch

they're trying to find a man in the murder of a 19-year-old from woodbridge. 25-year-old bryan patterson is the accused triggerman in the death of christopher weaver. prince william county detectives say patterson shot and killed weaver and wounded a 15-year-old following an argument in front of weaver's home. a second suspect christopher coward is under arrest. wow ward was -- coward was involved in the shooting. >>> a 41-year-old man is charged with shooting his own mother. police say amari brown shot his mother inside her home on prince place in largo around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. officers arrested brown a short time later. investigators say the two had an argument over money. brown's mother is now in critical condition. >>> two siewptland high school students are facing -- suitland high school students are facing charges today in connection with the vicious beating that sent a 16-year-old to the hospital. deal deal has reaction from classmates. >> reporter: here at suitland high school, many students still don't want to talk about the incident, don't want to go on camera, but tho

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the story >> reporter: look, every rocky movie ends in big fight. or in this case, a big run. but that's not the whole story. ♪ >> reporter: we love the journey. >> i don't want to feel like a kentucky fried idiot. ♪ >> get them rock. come on. ♪ >> reporter: we love the motivation. >> go adrian! >> yo adrian! >> yo, adrian! >> reporter: we love the drama. >> you're going to eat lightning and crap thunder. >> if you're going to be the best you got to beat the best. >> rocky! >> reporter: perhaps most of all when it's all said and done we love the glory. >> go, rocky! ♪ >> reporter: but, you know what, even better, we love a great sequel. >> rocky run directly benefits the special olympics philadelphia athletes who train really hard just like rocky, just like me. at the art museum, steve patterson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that was really cute, steve. >> ebola is back in the us an doctor diagnosed with the deadly virus has landed on american soil. that story that's coming up next. plus fighting ebola with a song. some of the world's bigg

"eyewitness news" reporter steve pattersons had details. >> he was lifeless at the time that we arrived>> reporter: it is not clear if the boy police say accidentally shot himself in the head willfully or even partially recover. what is clear, at least to the chief, if it wasn't for the quick response of two officers, recovery would not be an option right now. >> first responding officers accident happened the child right away but him in a police car, one drove one did cpr. i'm glad to be standing here saying that. >> reporter: shortly before 10:30 saturday night two young siblings a boy and girl were in their dad's car. he was wrapping up work as a mechanic at this auto repair shop in the 1400 block of calcon hook road. that's when police say his 10-year-old son found a gun and accidentally shot himself. his sister ran for help. >> entered his right jaw and i believe the exit wound was in the back of the head. >> reporter: darby township police chief leonard mcdevitt says the gun is a .357 magnum. >> which is extremely powerful weapon. >> reporter: police are investigating who the owne

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the story. >> ♪ >> reporter: look, every rocky movie endsbig fight, or in this case, a big run. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: but that's not the whole story. >> put your heart into it. >> ♪ >> reporter: we love the journey. >> i don't want to feel like a kentucky fried idiot. >> ♪ >> get 'em rock. come on. >> ♪ >> reporter: we love the motivation. >> yo' adrian. >> yes, sir adrian. >> yo' adrian. >> reporter: we love the drama. >> you're going to eat lightning and beep beep thunder. >> if you're going to be the best you got to beat the best. >> rocky. >> ♪ >> yo' adrian. >> reporter: and perhaps most of all, when it's all said and done, we love the glory. >> whew! >> go rocky. >> ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: but you know what, evening better, we love a great sequel. >> i pity the fool. >> reporter: the rocky run directly benefits the special olympics philadelphia. athletes who train really hard just like rocky. >> just like me. >> ♪ >> reporter: at the art museum steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> it was a great turnout for eyewi

steve patterson is with governor corbett and todd quinones is covering tom wolf.et's start with steve in ivy land bucks county. steve. >> reporter: natasha, in a close race, governor tom corbett says the pundits are always counting him out, that he's never the favorite in these raises but that he always responds with strong voter turnout. that was his message tonight. that was certainly his message as he went stumping through the state of pennsylvania today. our cameras were rolling in delaware county. he was there at a local diner but it was one of many stops corbett crossing through suburban montgomery delaware and bucks county ending tonight in a rally with chris christie in bucks county. the polls have corbett behind tom wolf. he tells me internal poll they've done say voting will be tight. tonight christie and corbett calling on the commonwealth republicans to get to the polls tuesday. we heard from both of them and they both had some pretty strong messages. >> my opponent wants to be ed rendell, tax and spend, tax and spend. he wants to be barack obama. >> d

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live in downingtown with the story.teve. >> reporter: natasha, there aren't. ways to say it. the community near chester county close to the story of ryan and scotty mcmillan is damaged. today we met a woman who says she is trying to change that. looking for a way to heel. >> it really has torn the community up. >> reporter: if you live in chester county at the very least you've probably heard the story of scotty and ryan mcmillan. for some here, it's paralyzing. >> the whole story has been like heart wrenching the last couple days i think for the whole community. >> reporter: prosecutors say the boys were victims in a series of horrifying beatings and torture sessions at the hands of their own mother and her boyfriend. three year old scotty died. six-year-old ryan is now staying with an aunt. >> my husband and i have just been thinking about we wish we could do something so when we heard about this, you know, we jumped on the opportunity. >> reporter: opportunity came sunday in the form of a flatbed truck. >> i immediat

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson joins us live from children's hospital of philadelphia withhe latest on this case. >> reporter: steve. >> reporter: natasha, when a pair of police officers arrived on scene they say there were no signs of life left in that boy. tonight the area's police chief says the only reason why he's fighting for it now is because of how fast that pair moved to try and bring that life back. >> he was lifeless at the time that we arrived. >> reporter: it is not clear if the boy police say accidentally shot himself in the head willfully or even partially recover. what is clear, at least to the chief, if it wasn't for the quick response of two officers, recovery would not be an option right now. >> the first responding officers accident happened the child right away put him in the police car one drove, one did cpr on him. >> i'm glad to be standing here saying that. >> reporter: shortly before 10:30 saturday night police say two young siblings a boy and a girl were in their dad's carly he was wrapping up work as a mechanic at this auto repair shop in the 140

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson caught up with a few hungry diehard fans just as the birdstans. report. >> can he out run the last tackler? he will. >> reporter: forward momentum for eagles fans. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: titans/eagles on cbs-3 featured a few scares some lacked defense but for the most part this was the story of a good team handling a bad team. >> go, birds! >> reporter: if you need evidence check out the linc's parking lot at the very beginning of the fourth quarter. >> a little bit nervous but i knew we had the game won. >> with less than week before arguely ally the biggest game all year, a thanksgiving showdown against arrival dallas birds fans paid good money this sunday admit the titans were seen as just a tune up. now, expert analysis. >> this is like a pre-gap like warm up. we're warmed up reasoned to go and we'll kick their butts. >> great setup. a win we have and thursday becomes a big game. >> watch philadelphia get into dallas and kick some good cowboys butt. let's go! >> eagle power, baby! that's what i'm talking about. >> can i say that on

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is at northwest.coms tonight. has more on this as spec.teve? >> reporter: jessica as we were talking to one of the gaither family about delvon barnes and his extensive criminal history he expressed to us he was surprised the guy was on the street in the first play. we did a little more digging into that history tonight. 37 year old delvon barnes has extensive criminal history. he was arrested back in 2005 on charges of false imprisonment, aggravated assault, burglary and wreck less endangerment. he is currently being held on a bench warrant out of charles city council tee, virginia for allegedly capital attempted murder. we spoke to the police commissioner and the fbi on what he faces next. >> he's being currently held on a warrant based out of the charles city council tee virginia sheriffs office for attempted capital murder, assault, malicious injury with acid, explosives or fire. this was from a previous case that he was being investigated for. so he will then be charged federally with the crimes here in philadelphia. >> don't know othe

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the latest from maple shade, burlington county. >> reporterdark cloud over maple shade, toll flames, yeah, very tall flames. >> reporter: saturday morning it took less than two hours to dissumate a business that stood proud for more than 30 years. >> staple of the community it's been here for a long time. >>> the two alarm fire sent flames spewing out of this structure that housed both south jersey mowers and the home of the people who own it. >> it's a shame. it really s sad. you know, you've been here for years and hate to see something like this happen to anybody in any town. >> reporter: fire officials say it broke out around 4:00 in the 600 block of styles produc producing towering flames that would not stop until daylight broke on smoldering ruins. >> it was pretty amazing. i mean when you would sit there and think that they it under control an hour later would start to shoot right back up again. >> reporter: emergency workers say one of the owners, a woman, suffered minor smoke inhalation and throat burns. she'll spent the night at a ne

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the story. >> it is my baby much it is my number one.> reporter: it sounds like she's describing family. >> i just see myself in everything that i choose. >> reporter: ask melissa about her boutique on main street manayunk and she can go on like this for hours. >> it is a huge investment, and it's paid off. >> reporter: shop owners like melissa are the reason for small business saturday. >> just think about it. her future tied to every placement of every item in this store. her store woven into the fabric of a thriving main street. >> it's a day for me to, it's a day for, you know, definitely for all the small businesses that are out there. >> reporter: small business saturday, now the homemade grass roots reaction to black friday, oddly stabbed by american express about four years ago, in one of its founding cities manayunk. >> it's a great day to support small businesses. it was started by american express in 2011. they really wanted to highlight us one of their main talents. ♪ >> reporter: now, places like collingswood welcome shopper

and now for gary patterson, they have now beaten every big 12 team since joining the league.ission accomplished. coach p., had his guys ready for this one. final play of the game. johnson again. tcu, 41-20. gary patterson and the horned frogs continue to roll, improving their record to 8-1. 5-1 in the big 12. dominating performance, as the two coaches embrace to end this game. >> charles: love how coach snyder always imparts some wisdom, fine words to his opp e opposing coach at the end of the game. >> gus: 41-20 the final. we'll return to ft. worth to wrap up tonight's game right after these messages. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know certain cartoon characters should never have an energy drink? action! blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. introducing the birds of america collection. fifty stunning, hand-painted plates, commemorating the state birds of our proud nation. blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. so r

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has more. >> reporter: looking for a way to heel. >> it reallyas torn the community up. >> reporter: if you live in chester county at the very least you've probably heard the story of scotty and ryan mcmillan. for some here it's paralyzing. >> the whole story has been like heart wrenching the last couple days i think for the whole community. >> reporter: prosecutors say the boys were victims in a series of horrifying beatings and torture sessions at the hands of their own mother and her boyfriend. three-year-old scotty died. six-year-old ryan is staying with an aunt. >> my husband and i have just been thinking about we wish we could do something, so when we heard about this, you know, we jumped on the opportunity. >> reporter: opportunity came sunday in the form of a flatbed truck. >> i immediately started to tear up. i was like we need to do something. >> reporter: organizer janice baker a self described motorcycle mom with the infamous riders of chester county got her boys off the road and in a police station parking lot collecting donations fo

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has more. >> reporter: looking for a way to heal. >> reallyas torn the community up. >> reporter: if you live in chester county at the very least you've probably heard this story of scotty and ryan mcmillan. for some here it's paralyzing. >> the whole story has been like heart wrenching the last couple of days. i think for the whole community. >> reporter: prosecutors say the boys were victims in a series of horrifying beatings and torture sessions at the hands of their own mother and her boyfriend. three year old scotty died. six year old ryan is now staying with an aunt. >> my husband and i have been thinking about we wish we could do something so when we heard about this, we jumped on the opportunity. >> reporter: opportunity came sunday in the form of a flatbed truck. >> i immediately start to tear up. we need to do something. >> reporter: organizers janice baker self described motorcycle mom witness infamous riders of chester county got her boys off the road and in a police station parking lot collecting donations for ryan. >> they got to

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live outside of police head quarter that is night. he's got more information. steve? >> reporter: natasha, when the story broke, we interviewed the police chief of darby township who kept speaking fervently about two, first responder who's showed up swooped in and helped get that child to the hospital as soon as possible. we call the local police station where we found one of the guys was working and low and behold the guy in there right now answering the phones, he says he was one of those responders. we interviewed him. a lot of people are calling this guy a who are row but he says, as you may have guessed, he was just doing his job. don't call him a hero. >> we did what every officer in delaware county would have done. >> reporter: sharon hill officer steven mow mow makes it so so routine. >> your training kicks in and takes over. we knew what we had to do. >> reporter: what he and another first responder from the fulcroft police department had to do is being lotted and credited as life saving. >> the child is extremely luck could

reporting in chester county, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> coming up on a 43:00, we want traffic and weather together. good morning, kate. >> i good morning, erika, we start things off with a really wide zoom here on storm scan3, and obviously not a heck of a lot going on across our area portion of the united state, we actually still have high pressure keeping control for one final day here before it will start to lift off to the northeast, but it still mean pretty pleasant weather. meanwhile off to the west here, see the dakota, wisconsin, where you have more signs of life in the way of yep some snow. it looks as though that part of the us up toward the great lakes could even be picking up as much as a foot or more worth of accumulating snow. out of this developing storm. so this is really just the beginning, what's going to happen here there is sort of addition in little bit more, eventually, we start to see area, you know, more well defined, center of circulation with this, and then the cold air just starts to nudge on the way or on the back side of this, down thr

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live in manayunk for us this morning, where marine crews plan to search the manayunk canals today. good morning, steel. >> three to 500 volunteers, were organized themselves in the teams, to help scour the area around manayunk main street. and the manayunk canal. as you mentioned, police marine aoun lit hit the water this morning, showing awe picture of shane montgomery, 21 years old, five-11, about 140 pounds, hazel eyes, brown hair. police are looking for any sign of him at this point, manayunk canceled their annual tree lighting ceremony lou every candlelight vigil for the 21 year old prayers to help find him. earlier in the day, though, hundreds of people helped organize at saint john the baptist church kind of de factor search party base think continue their extense i have grounds search around the area, all of that while the police marine unit, and their effort focusing on the manayunk can or. close to where the west chester university student went missing, disappeared shortly before about 2:00 thanksgiving morning, from kill dare's i

of the patterson family in chicago, the newspaper family. you have the spread through radio and phone know graphic records of this new urban music called jazz and i feature duke ellington in this book and you have the emergence with yankee stadium with mass spectator sports, and enormously boxing matches staged at the madison square garden and other venues. ellington summed it up. the duck said new york is the capital of everything. very little happens in the country unless somebody in new york presses a button, and so it is. and it's a story, in other words, of an urban revolution, but i try to tell it -- i'm interested in people, and i try to tell this story through about three dozen characters, and i have a cast of characters like a play bill at the beginning of the book. and most of them, as lois was saying, are blazing ambitious strivers from west of the hudson and east of the danube. and it was e.b. white, the wonderful e.b. white of the new yorker who wrote about this phenomenon of outsiders coming in and transforming the place. and b

steve patterson with one such store, steve. finding any deals out there? >> great materials.attelet titan longitude, okay, i'll be honest with you, kind of girly store, a loft girly of it around, there are candles and purses and scarfs. but they have like a little man corner with some whiskey sets, some de can't ores, son gin and tonic ice crew trace, look at this, zip from the hip. isn't that cool? check it out. well, there is tons of stuff like that, especially here on main street. a lot of locals. check it out. some artwork. lie i can that. look at the little mirror there. so small business saturday, to help us talk a little bit about that, we have caitlin maloney, she is marketing with the city of manayunk. that's right, caitlin? >> so tell us, what does this day mean for the city? >> definitely, came to us in 2001 to start small business saturday, one of the founding towns for them, which is great, because manayunk is representing small town usa, and eight times out every ten when you walk into businesses here you're meeting owners. real a day to kind of capture that, su

and you have patterson coming in from chicago, founding the daily news on a shoe string, really. and by 1927, it's -- it barely survived, actually, but by 1927, the largest selling newspaper in the world. okay. and sudden success. and there he is, the bay. a truant from the baltimore docks. a place called pig town. and he transformed his sport as fundamentally as jack dempsey transformed boxing. he turned it from small ball, slicing at the ball, bunting it, hit-and-run, stealing, into long ball. and so like dempsey, he's a big hitter. >> and new yorkers seem to like the big hitters, the guys who could put him on the canvas and put the balls in the seats. what i try to do in the book, just a second on methodology, is i really try to tell the story, try to reimagine it, i should say. i try to reimagine the city as it was back then. to go back there in my mind. and to describe the lives of my characters. not as i see them from the present, but as they live them to try to get behind their eyes. everyone tells me that history and i'm a historian, it gives you perspective because you h

patterson you are one of our favorites this is so cool. we were shaking hands and slapping high fives and so we must have a 500 books for you to sign. we get to the back and in these long tables filled with these novels so i signed them. [laughter] i recall i made the mistake of answering. they had these press for every movie. you write a book and we have the press here but you write a book forget about it, the dumbest movie in the world and i swear to god it is a room this big so i go out there for a long came a spider and paramount says we better let jim see the movie because the press is going to ask him whether he likes it or not. so i'm watching this from a book that i wrote and i watched the first scene and the second scene and morgan freeman has to ship in a bottle and i'm going that wasn't into the ether that seems boring to me. what do i know. then there is a woman that comes in and i'm saying who the hell is that? it's not his grandmother. so i see more than a little later and i said who is the woman in the second scene of the mo

patterson .a 15 boy was also sh wounded. say the shooting was the result of a neighborhood two people are recovering this after being hit by a car in laurel. that. chopper 4 was over the scene. someo pedestrians were hit near laurel lake shopping center. >>> four women have come forward accusing a local nurse of groping them in the emergency room. po say this could be just the beginning. >> did you sexually abuse patients? >> sir, we said no comment. >> 37-year-old jared kline is facing three sexual abuse clients. he gave a 22-year-old a chest exam without wearing gloves. another patient at george washington university hosp d him of making her touc all four victims say they were disoriend or semi conscious when the alleged assaults happened. there could be other victims who don't know the abused. >>> montgomery coun fire investigat tryin to get a suspect to explain why he set a a home on fire with peopl. more than 70 firefighters rushed to the scene yesterday on horners lane in rockville. we're told while the fire was still

brian patterson was taken into custody night. he and christopher coward are charged with shooting and killing christher weaver. a second teen was shot but survid. metro po want you to take a good look at this man. he kidnapped two women. both had in fairfax county. the firs a parking lot on nutley street. the second at vienna metro station bo tes the suspect was carrying and ordered the women insi their cars. he forced them to drive around to atms and withdraw cash before dropping him off at the metro stati. police are asking women to be extraar w walking to their ca at night. >> scary. >> alwa got to be on the lookout. >> ts pa weekend, police releasery thapn videos. he walks with a limp on his right s. >>>am and friends will say good-byo a local doctor who died whi trying to fight ebola. dr. m salia contract the disease i working in sierra leone stmary's in landover will hold a mass in his honor. at 6:00 p.m., family and friend will gatr at the same chur for a l and wake. >>> lat this morning, virginia goverr terry mcauliffe wi

we've got paddle boarder thomas patterson. there is a squirrel that is stranded. he can't get to shore. thomas is coming to his aid. of course, the squirrel doesn't make it super easy. he's tapping the board. come on, little buddy. >> how did that squirrel get out there? >> this is the question i was about to ask. maybe he doesn't want to get on the battle board because this is his holiday. dude, i'm fine. i got here myself. >> this squirrel about to be rescued jumps into the waterfall. it looks like it's drowns and can't get up. thomas has to drab it out of the water. he is able to do it. it shakes itself off. >> how do i get out of here? then it realizes, wait, thomas is trying to help me. >> i've never seen a wet squirrel. when do you ever see a wet squirrel? >> you don't think about that. >> i'm done thinking about it already. >> what's cool about thomas, he says he's been on the water a lot. he says i'm in their world, they're not in mine. he's come across squirrels, animals and snakes. he was happy to help this little guy out. >> your daily dose of ouch from

and patterson was his assistant. todd graham said years from now when we're running down the tunnel at the orange bowl -- just starting the high school coaching. >> he believed in it. >> sean: he did. and arizona state has another touchdown. questions if they were playing the right quarterback. that question's been answered. asu has scored 50 points or more for the seventh time in the last couple of years. >> chris: big game for taylor kelly, not only from the physical point, but mentally. getting the confidence. and confidence by his teammates that he's back. >> sean: flag down. 50 plus points, school record, another 50 point game today. >> referee: number 94. 15 yard penalty assessed on the kickoff. kelly, coach graham says he's a winner. he is. he'll be 6-0 as the starter this year. 23-9 for his career. here's today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. bad hands of robinson, resulted in the good hands of carrington. >> chris: too many turnovers. too much to overcome. playing from behind all day long. pret

arrest warrant has been issued for brian patterson.e say they have already arrested christopher coward. investigats say 19-year-ol christopr wear was shot and killed outside his home on keating drive last weekend. they say patterson was the gunman, a 15-year-old boy wa also shot and wounded after a > a woman in maryland is od. fighting for her life now after it appears she was shot by her own son. police say omari brown shot his mother yesterd in largo after an argument over money. the victim is said to be in critical condition now. news4 was there as officers arrested brown near prince ge community college. students say they did not get a text alert abo police activity near the school. the school is now changing protocols when it comes to notifying stude about off-campus incidents. > concerns about tuberculosis at a prince george's county high scho had some parents pulling their kids out of class today. health officials tried to calm their fears. news4's darcy spencer joins us live from potomac high school in oxon hill with more. hey,