. >> the student's father, david patterson, had a police record for aggravated assault. but by the time the rumor circulated, patterson was dead. >> he himself was shot to death. we decided, of course, that we had to investigate that lead. >> they asked patterson's children to voluntarily submit dna samples for testing. >> testing on david paterson's dna or that of his family, which produced a presumptive profile, showed no possibility of him being any of the male dna profiles that was present at the scene of her murder. >> investigators also contacted john taylor, who had been an earlier suspect in laura's murder. his dna also did not match. and dan goodwin himself provided a dna sample. he'd gone out with laura just a few days before the murder. goodwin maintained it was a casual date and said the two weren't intimate. >> since i took her out to the movies just four days before and knew her, they decided it would be advisable to test my dna. it was tested, and i was not present at the crime scene. >> but at least the investigators had the killer's dna and were closer t

here in the city of patterson.you know, the immediate perception and mindset is they're in danger. >> the d.e.p. admits its message to leave them alone is hard one to get across. then it says the increase in the bear's population and range in this state is why it's proposing a dramatic expansion in the hunting season starting next year. in patterson, brian thompson, nbc 10 news. >>> wildlife experts say there are a couple of things you can do to limit the chance you will encounter a bear. first, make sure all trash cans are secure. take your trash out on trash day, not the night before. also eliminate easy to reach bird feeders and clean that outdoor grill. >>> emergency landing. >> passengers were forced to evacuate right on the runway at the international airport. we'll have the latest on what caused the emergency landing and where those passengers are headed now. >>> temperatures are going up. how warm it's going to get tomorrow. plus tracking the latest on the nor'easter that could reach later this week. that's

first, we have professor orlando patterson. professor patterson is the john cole fester of sociology at harvard. he is the author of numerous papers and works. his most recent publication is "the corporal matrix: understanding black youth." i recommend it highly. after professor patterson she is the bloomberg professor of public health at johns hopkins. she is one of the nation's leading poverty researchers researching family life. her most recent work is "doing the best i can: doing the best in my committee. " robert cherry is the stearns professor of economics at the brooklyn college. his publications include " moving families forward. " he also authored papers on teen birth rates and his article on helping black men thrive appears in the current issue of "na tional affairs." and finally, michael smith manages president obama's initiative to ensure that all young people can fulfill their potential. michael, i have to say my heart is with you. as a former practitioner of social services, i have a special affinity for people wh

and that's where "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson joins us live.teve. >> reporter: natasha, good evening. first thing want to get your eyes on the scene show you some of the restoration works in being done. take a look. eight homes affected in total three of them destroyed. displacing five families, that's 17 people out of their homes tonight. so what, if anything, is the good news in all of this? well nobody was hurt and as fast as this fire was moving, neighbors are thankful. >> i am in shock. >> reporter: in matter of moments mother of four pillar gomez watched as peaceful sunday cookout turned to fast moving yard fire. she ran when that fire leaped to their homes. >> i can't believe it, all my house is -- it's lost everything. >> reporter: fire jumped from her neighbor's backyard shorterly before 1:00 sunday afternoon spreading to this row of houses in the 800 block of kohn street. >> a lot of black smoke. then looked like the whole entire unit was about to burn. the three alarm fire displaced 17 people including six children. gomez says her ho

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson spoke with one of gillyard's heartbroken teammates. >> that's to hurt for white awhile. >> reporter: minutes before he died, moments before everything changed like any given saturday davion and ryan were shooting the breeze. >> i didn't want the believe it. i was talking to him this morning before he went to practice and he said he'll text me after practice. >> reporter: 15-year-old davion kid jackson would learn a few hours later it would be the last conversation they would ever share. >> i cried a few times. >> reporter: school officials say 15-year-old saint joseph's prep freshman ryan gillyard died during a conditioning work out. school spokesman wouldn't comment on the investigation. he collapsed. he was rushed to temple university hospital and pronounced dead. >> he was someone everybody wants to be around. he was funny cool, plight, had good friends. >> reporter: school officials said in a statement: davion a varsity quarterback for the team was at a track meet. the team still trying to believe it believes in this. >> we lost a good one b

for now though, reporting from pennsauken i'm steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> developingight now in the jewelers row section of philadelphia, police say a woman was abducted after leaving a store where she works. investigators say the 53-year-old was taken around 4:00 this afternoon from a parking garage near national watch and diamond or south eighth street. they say her abductors demanded codes to the store's alarm system and then dropped her off at the corner of 84th street and lindburgh boulevard in southwest philly. police say the woman is now at penn presbyterian medical center. investigators are looking for the kidnappers. >>> turning to our weather tonight a cool and breezy night around the area. "eyewitness news" outside the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul as folks left tonight's easter vigil. so will our easter sunday stay dry? we can only hope so. for the answer let's get to meteorologist justin drabick. >> hey justin. >> natasha, i think you'll be happy with the forecast. we're talking sunshine calmer winds and mild temperatures up in the mid 60s f

in king of prussia, steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> the eagles hosted their sixth annualdle up for autism event at lincoln financial field this afternoon. the carnival style event raises money for families living with autism. players and cheerleaders were on hand for the big event and it also served to educate people about autism and raise awareness for the center of autism research at children's hospital of philadelphia. >>> now president barack obama tapped into his funny side for the white house correspondent's dinner. the commander-in-chief poked fun at the press at politicians even himself. >> look, it is true i have not managed to make everybody happy, six years into my presidency some people still say i'm arrogant and aloof condescending. some people are so dumb . >> [laughter] a few weeks ago dick cheney says he thinks i'm the worst president of his lifetime which is interesting because i think dick cheney is the worst president of my lifetime. (applause). >> well, one zipping gary after another. more than 2600 guests attended the dinner a mix of politicians journ

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live outside of northwest detectives.e's got the very latest. steve. >> reporter: natasha, this morning police say a person of interest turned themselves in here to northwest detectives by this afternoon police say they announced an arrest in this case and then this evening just moments ago that suspect being questioned and taken away for processing. our cameras were rolling. in a hoodie and handcuffs detectives say this is moments after a woman went from in for questioning to being abcuesed of using a vehicle as a weapon. saturday afternoon iwitness cameras rolling at northwest detectives as the suspect was being hauled away. hours earlier police confirmed a woman in custody after they found and recovered this white dodge durango used to run over a romantic rival. it was shortly after 2 o'clock when a woman intentionally struck berniece spencer in the 4400 block of 17th street after a fight between the two women. eyewitnesses say the blow that pinned spencer to the porch nearly severed her leg. surveillance video shows t

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has that story. >> reporter: worst fears on jewelers row. sunday with painstaking details police described a brutality of a premeditated abduction and assault only cbs3 "eyewitness news" at the scene on south eighth street saturday night. as detectives and crime scene investigators combed the area. police say hours earlier in broad daylight, at about 4:00 saturday afternoon a 53-year-old female employee of this high value watch boutique was leaving work and walking to her car across the street in this parking garage. inside police say three men hop out of a parked burgundy cargo van and abduction the woman demanding keys to the business and codes to the safe. then horror. for about an hour the woman is bound and hooded while the men drive. police say she's punched kicked choked and shot with a taser some seven times. when it's clear she doesn't know the code to the save she's dumped at this cemetery in darby borough more than 10 miles away. still bound, the woman is struggling to remove zip ties from her wrists and ankles when the men come b

successful son. >> i feel happy. >> triumph that needs no translation. >> in king of prussia, steve pattersonewitness news". >> "eyewitness news" at lincoln financial field as the eagles hosted their sixth annual huddle up for autism event this afternoon. the carnival style event races for money for family living with autism. players and cheerleaders on hasn't the event served to educate people about autism and raise awareness the center of autism research at children's hospital of philadelphia. >>> as royal baby watch continues the british public is now weighing in on their picks for the name of will and kate's next bundle of joy. a new poll conducted by the sunday times and you gov found many britains think the baby should be name after princess diana if it's a girl. diana had 12% of the vote. princess diana, of course, was prince william's mother. allison and charlotte were popular picks with 9% each. if the next royal baby is a boy then james was the popular choice with 13% of the vote. followed by alexander with 8% and richard and louis both with seven. they also sound very royal. >> yea

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson shows you the incredible odds, that young man over came. >> honor guard colors -- >> the only way christian can communicate is by being bold. >> christian does things in a big way. if he laughs, i body laughs. if he cries, he body cries. >> expressions, bold in joy, in sadness in love, sunday, saw his very best, triumph. >> that's what he wanted. that's despite his physical limitations he expressed the desire and his dream is coming glue his dream like six years old like his father and two brothers before him become an egg eel scout. the first thing you will notice about christian is the one that often matters lease. >> he has a full functioning brain inside a bod that i doesn't work at all. >> christian is wheelchair bound with the most severe form of cerebral palsy there is. tough road for a guy trying to earn the highest honor in scouting. >> some people tends to focus on the wheelchair not on the person. that's the first thing. we have to get past. >> christian got past it all. attending every meeting going on every camping trip, sacrific

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the very latest on this investigation. >> reporter: forpark which is visible from his home just feet away. little did he know at the time the peril that was right there. >> it hurts. it really hurt because knowing he was this close and none of us knew he was here and somebody could have helped him it's sad. >> reporter: monday morning the police say the mother of a 21-year-old quadriplegic man dumped her own son in this patch of cobbs creek park for five days he laid here without footer food or water unable to plead or call for help in rain, in temperatures that plumetted to 30 degrees. for five days, police say he was left to die. >> see that kid laying there it's heartbreaking to see another human especially your mother can treat someone like that when you had all the opportunities in the world to turn that kid over to your family members who wanted to care for him. >> reporter: instead police say 41-year-old nia parlor spent those five days visiting her boyfriend in maryland. this weekend police issued a warrant for her arrest after her

from the penn relays, steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> wow. they're all just amazing.oming up on "eyewitness news" reaction to olympic champion bruce jenner's emotional interview about his life as a woman. >>> a jewelry store owner fights back during a robbery. all of it is captured on cam ranch another coyote encounter in the heart of manhattan. find out where authorities finally caught up with the animal coming up justin. >> we have clouds and cool temperatures that kick off the weekend but temperatures are going to be warming up over the next few days. check out the seven-day forecast coming up. >> and straight ahead in sports temple football with a very special guest for their spring game. we'll tell you all about this. lesley van arsdale has t lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson was there as scott competed today in the 100-meter dash. >> reporter: don't get me wrong. this is one excited crowd. these are the diehard fans for some of the world's fastest runners. but there's one race in particular the full crowd absolutely loses its mind. at 3:40 p.m. sharp on saturday thousand packed franklin feel at the old defendant event of its kinds in the country to witness 14 sprinters running 100-meters with more than a millennium of memories combine. >> this is a big one. >> masters 75 plus 100-meter dash a generation of stories between them. this year the oldest runner 98-year-old champ goldy went up against the competition's first female 85-year-old betty lee anterior. but we have been following the training and story of a guy from south philly and for some here an old friend former cbs3 technician 94-year-old george scott whose only started running at the tender age of 89. we caught him moments before the gun. >> i'm just going to try to do the best i can. that's all. >> george kept his wore. like his piers he ran hard. hard

patterson native. going crazy. ♪ many are tweeting about his visibly injured i.coma in both of his eyes. it's. ♪ bill: you are chasing governor christie. we want we want to check in with the christie tracker 6,000. >> governor christie lost his tell it like it is to her in new hampshire today. he lost a proposal to start a conversation about entitlement reform. he wants to raise the retirement age. it eliminates the payroll tax. also introduced means testing for social security benefits. this will affect less than 2 percent of social security recipients. we have jeannette hoffman in studio to get insight on how this might impact potential run for president. bill: i hear this and it sounds like a college lecture. a little more substantive. >> this is exactly the kind of speech governor christie needs to give. talking about bold ideas, putting things out there, entitlement social security reform. he made security reform. he made his name in new jersey running for governor as somebody who tells the truth and takes pole positions. social security is a delicate issue.

the 14 -year-old girl killed in patterson last september.the accused were 17 and the 3rd was 16. ♪ >> that's right. i just got swatted. >> i'm sitting here with robert. keyport institution and businessman. probably follow his webcast. in the middle of that webcast yesterday afternoon when this happened. >> the links to interact with us on social media. >> a sunny afternoon. the next thing you know he is not one or two but several cops heavily armed walking through his apartment. >> in the middle of our broadcast. out of nowhere i here police >> download. >> they said they had reports of hostages. >> he broadcasts via the internet and has 50,000 people that watch. some of the same problems television stations have. >> this is a bull a bull ship thing to do to somebody >> that's a lot. >> at any given time i had to -- 200 plus people watching me. at the time of the incident there were about 800. >> you can't please everybody. that 1 percent is probably the corporate. >> it's interesting. i spoke with the state police. they they did not want to

steve patterson spent the day in richmond. it is reported to night that he will leave v.c.u. the new head coach at texas. leon: texas making major moves here. that's amazing. wouldn't have expected texas to have two african-americans coaching. >> and two great coaches. alison: this is a pretty great story, a waitress finds $1300 in an envelope at one of her ta leon: an aspiring d.c. rapper shot to death while shooting a music video is the number one trending story. also new developments in the donovan hotel murder investigation. and scattered showers and storms tomorrow. you can see the forecast and more at wjla.com. alison: an honest deed getting a lot of tension tonight. a waitress found $1300 cash in an envelope on one of her tables at country's barbecue. but the single mother of two turned it in. the rightful owners were found through social media and came to claim the money. now there is a go fund me page set up to raise another $1300 to thank her for her integrity. leon: i hope they hooked her up with a tip though. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girllays in the backgroun

reporting from crescent ville steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news" . >> handed out flyers at masterar where the little boy was killed last week in a hit-and-runment family hoping their efforts will lead to new leads, and ultimately, arrest. >> determined to find justice hoping someone has information, and boy spread the words, i am forming people of the situation we're hoping someone will come forward. >> last week, police recovered the white infinity, that they say was involved in that hit-and-run, but no arrest haves been made. $20,000 reward is being offered in this case. >>> arraigned on murder charges, abandoned her glad with a pledgee erickson in the woods so she could visit her boyfriend in maryland. passerby found the 21 year old four days later on the ground with only blanket and a bible. he remains in the hospital. >> bruce jenner made announcement in prime time interview after months of speculation and rumors, cbs news correspondent chris van cleve has the details. >> there is it is, bruce jenner comes out as transgender near interview with diane soar. >> i would say i've

john: we're in a moment right now jeb bush is having to make apologies for james patterson the third. if james is too liberal, and rand paul is going to be way too liberal. moving on to the next topic. 70 said that rand paul has only an outside shot. and he would like to hear from someone who is high on his prospects. >>'s first line of attack was telling me you know everyone says i have a less than 10% chance at reading congress -- winning congress. [laughter] i heard him speak that night in town square park, and i knew. with this uncertainty in clarity that sometimes you have in life, i just knew. i looked him in the eye and said if you do this, you're going to win, i know it. mark: after that impressive performance by kelly paul i caught up with them in a chaotic moments, and i asked him how he rated his wife's performance. how you think she did? pimm: she did great. mark: did she practice a lot? rand: i do not know. mark: were you able to watch her speech? rand: i was able to listen. mark: he is expecting more of the same including she is wanting a book tour in the coming days. sh

from the penn relays, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> smiling right afterward. love to see. that will thanks, george. 7:40, called nerd prom. one of the hottest particular nets washington, d.c. president obama was there offering some late night laughs. still ahead we'll have a look at the annual white house correspondance dinner, plus what the president had to say about his secret service details, oh, oh. also live look outside at the poconos here. carol checking in with the weather watchers all across our area. we'll have that and her forecast when we come back. >> it is true, i have not managed to make everyone happy, six years in my presidency some people still say i'm arrogant, aloof, con descending, some people are so dumb. >> that was president obama speaking at the annual white house correspondence dinner, the night is usually good for some laughs, at both the expense of the president and also at the press. now, you can add the secret service to that list. the president also pokes fun at several recent security scares. >> some of you know few months ago d

on the first reading next item and item 3 the resolution to give the administered for the proud patterson program for the community of corrections. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this resolution is adopted national anthem. >> item 4 to authorize the fire department to accept a gift of one xl interest the benny hoff valued at approximately 50 thousand 5 hundred for marin operations same house, same call? this is adopted unanimously next. >> to authorize the police department to accept a gift of s l if mr. benny hoff for 50 thousand 5 hundred for do police department maifrn unit. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this resolution is adopted unanimously next item, please. >> item of a resolution to approve on airport contract for the support services for the international terminal 1-b project between t one to the joint have you ever seen consisting have been sprinkler and not to exceed ann in the amount in the $69 million. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this is adapt unanimously. >> item 7 to approve on air

student hearsay they need a new system and hungry to prove t steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news".. it is 6:42 right now. as we've been saying pretty much all morning long, excitement is building for the acm awards, they air this weekend right here on cbs-3. and coming up next, we'll have a look at another one of the nominees, for entertainer of the year. singer luke bryant. also ahead summer like temperatures this weekend but it also comes with a increased fire risk. carol has the details coming up next. >> guys, what's so funny? >> normally on the opposite sides of each other. for some reason we're totally confused by the fact we switched. >> we will take change, that's it. >> freaking me out. you guys need to switch. >> meanwhile, taking a ten dance at the national parks, turns out limb the -- limited demon grave being seize the treasuresment take a look at new push to broaden who attend. >> then it took 17 years 3,000 trees, to recreate the ship that helped win the american revolution. we'll take to you france, as the ship get ready to make its way to the state. >> and astrophy

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson spoke with a family member about that lost. >> my god. >> they were the only words corner store owner shot could mirs, peering down from his second floor poor top suffocating smoke, carried by intense wind. firefighters called to the corner of union and stowe in camden county shortly before 3:30 saturday afternoon. arriving to find the house consumed by flames. take a look, you can see the progress from shot surveillance video. flames that started in the home's yard, quickly over took the structure, with winds gusting at 30 miles per hour, overwhelming firefighters. >> interesting few minutes yes. >> one thing after another for the last three years. >> family member carol wood says this is the latest hardship in a series of facing homeowner mary. two years ago her husband died of cancer, a month later had he father died the same way. in september of this year, marcy's son volunteer firefighter kevin, was diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer. carol's daughters kevin's fiancee. >> we will be -- my daughter also had cancer, she is four year

from the pen row lays, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> good for him.e way thousand of runners and walkers also lacing up their sneakers -- sneakers but for very good cause. andy sprint 5k and 10k at the art museum here. benefits sandy sandy passed from the disease back in may of 2,000. her family kept her memory alive by setting up this foundation. >> still ahead special report in the health watch. can inhaling enriched air give you more energy or help cure a headache or hang over? no prescription needed? health reporter stephanie stahl looks into the new canned oxygen trend. >> and this dog some unusual items, ate three wrist watches. thanks to vets, her time wasn't up. we'll have that story whether we come back. dove wants you to unleash the beauty of your curls. that's why we created new dove quench absolute. this system deeply nourishes curls, to quench dryness for four times more defined natural curls. new dove quench absolute. it's springtime. so bake cookies with someone you love. and country crock's fresh, buttery taste and smooth, creamy textu

. >> reporter: lane patterson is a senior grow at the farm. >> photosynthesis occurs at the two wavelengths, the red and blue. 60 and 40 nanometres. we are saying "here is the light that you really, really, really light." touch these lights. feel how cool they burn up top. hot. >> they don't generate a lot of heat. you can put them closer to the plants and stack the trace. we have 10 levels, we could probably get 15. this is a mint. taste that. tell me how you like it. >> reporter: so good. >> what is most amazing is how dark it is, and you pull it out into the light is see how green it becomes. >> reporter: warehouse growers are not the only ones turning to l.e.d.s, here researchers are testing them, to see if they can give plants a boost on short winter days. >> this opens possibilities. >> kerry mitchell is a professor of applicant physiology. >> we are showing that you can save considerable payments of electrical power using l.e.d.s. that will make it economically feasible for greenhouse growers to grow plants like the high wire tomatoes in the off season. >> researchers are studying re

>> hello bryan patterson for the project sponsor this is a great project proposed to you today it is a small in fill development project replacing a small single-family owned and occupied it is out of character with the neighborhood mixed size over ground floor retail of a moderate size i'll show you a few photos of the existing home awhile old unfortunately has lost all it's defining characteristics i believe was a mid century gone wrong adjacent are buildings that wish much larger and massive and more contemporary and in fact the structure is set back so far you don't see that while walking down the block until you're right in front of it the neighborhood is commercial district 24th street and cd education we were excited about activating the ground floor with retail space this is very well received by the neighborhood and plans for - 14 letters of support no opposition i know a couple of people want to speak on 80 this project that is the first time we've heard from them i'd like to introduce you to the project sponsor themselves as well as brad the architect and those are owner a

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson spoke with a family member, about that lost. >>> they were the only words corner store owner shot could muster peering down from his second floor porch to suffocating smoke carried by intense winds. firefighters called to the corner of union and stowe in camden county, shortly before 3:30 saturday afternoon. arriving to find the house consumed by flames. take a look. you can see the progress from shot surveillance video flames that started in the home's yard quickly over took the structure with winds gusting at 30 miles per hour overwhelming firefighters. >> interesting few minutes yes. >> one thing after another for the last three years. >> family member carol wood says this is the latest hardship in a series every facing homeowner mary. two years ago her husband died of cancer, a month later her father died the same way. in september of this year, marcy's son volunteer firefighter kevin was diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer. carol's daughters kevin's fiancee. >> we will be there, too my daughter also had cancer, she's four years canc

>> i'm originally from san mateo but i live in patterson now. >> all right.at chant going throughout my weather, if you guys don't mind. >> let's go giants! >> temperatures for today, a little bit of the chilly side to start. going to be comfortable afternoon in the tri-valley and north bay. elsewhere, a little on the chilly side. 65 degrees for first pitch. 64 by the fifth iing. end of game, 60 degrees. coolest day of the week. afternoon clouds will steadily increase. i can tell you, as we head through tomorrow maybe a few light showers. day park forecast shows you upper 50s to low 60s by noon. rounding out the day in the upper 60s to low 70s. high pressure takes control for the next couple of days. it's going to be chilly. by the end of the week we're talking about offshore flow feeling like summertime. that big ridge of high pressure boosting our temperatures toward record levels. 85 degrees for your thursday. 85 degrees by friday. and i know that you guys are excited. getting here was no problem if you, right? >> right. >> no problem. >> nice. >> nice and

. >> alex cross is a character from writer james patterson made famous in the film "kiss the girls" andalong came a spider." tyler did not call morgan for advice. >> i wouldn't know. are you kidding me? that's morgan freeman. i'm not going to call and say listen, i got this role want me to play alex cross. what do you think? man is so brilliant, said, i have to find my own thing, my own way. >> a world apart from tyler's own iconic character, madea. >> this year turning 40 i wanted to challenge myself. >> this place is heavy my man. >> the story has tyler tracking down a serial killer, matthew fox. >> he and i are archenemies. i shook his hand when we met said this is going to be our last time talking, said yes it is. we walked our way in different directions. maybe it's over at the premiere, we'll have a drink or something, but right now, that's it. 8. >>> time for our countdown of hollywood's top ten fashionistas to move on. next up a young star whose style caught the eye of her husband ryan reynolds, at number four, blake lively. now, mrs. ryan reynolds. this "gossip girl" has the ey

man that died in this fire at san francisco's north beach avenue is identified. 67-year-old melvin patterson was killed thursday night when smoke and flames consumed the apartment on columbus avenue. the cause is still under investigation. >>> a big rig crash in hayward that caused a major traffic crash. a cement truck collided with two cars near the san mateo bridge. cement and fuel spilled all over the highway. the big rig driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> beginning tonight. part of ns avenue and san francisco will be closed. crews are building a pedestrian tunnel connecting the california specific medical center to a building across the street. between gary and post will begin at 11 tonight until 6 tomorrow morning. and then 72 hours this week. >>> a fraternity plans to sue rolling stone magazine calling a story about game rape reckless. it comes as a review blasts the article as a failure. the story centers on a woman's claim of being gang raped at a frat house in virginia. but there is faults of rolling stone for failing to contact the alleged victim's friends or

colin patterson explains. >> reporter: sir peter blake.sey's side, not because of the beatles, but the boat. but he will always have that special link to liverpool because in 1967 he was paid a one-off fee of 200 pounds to design the front cover of sergeant peppers. >>. >> i think over the years, it's become iconic. i don't think when we did it two weeks of work actually making it it was built in the studio. so now i would do it on the computer. but it was built as life-sized cutouts. it was doing a job. >> his latest work is rather bigger than a 12-inch square as part of liverpool's first world war commemorations, he was asked to give the ferry across the mersey a makeover. and it took 3,200 hours of painting to finish the job. >> i mean it's very rare to have this much this big a canvas to work on. you sit here there are walls of orange and yellow and blues, and it was putting nice bright colors together on a large scale. >> reporter: the ferry is a tribute to what was known during the first world war as dazzle ships. wilkinson was servi

i would like to bring attention to mel patterson and a collector and i knew of him because of the joe dimaggio history and was the occupant of the apartment that caught on fire on columbus last week and we extend our thoughts to john matos and to mel's three children and we ask that we adjourn the board today in their memory. the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor christensen. supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just want to add a couple of words to the ordinance that supervisor avalos and i are introducing today and just to reiterate some of the points that he made. in 2002 when the board of supervisors originally passed our inclusionary affordable housing program an ordinance that is replicated throughout cities in our country. one of our most successful initiatives to insure the production of affordable housing and to also insure that the private market rate developers are part of the solution and building units affordable to the vast majority of san franciscan residents and the board intended this program apply to all units built meant for long-term housing which includes group ho