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

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

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

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

behind, and now they are seven-zero for very first time in 121 seasons, "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live on temple's campus right new with more on the historic win and, of course, hope for a new football stadium as well, steve. >> reporter: you know, the fans, the students, the head coach i am himself everybody is fired up and excited for temple football but i'm in the the sure many would have included the board of trustees high on that list. they are making news in their own right and here's why. >> it gives everyone that goes to the school here, lives here, work here, giving us something to cheer for. >> reporter: coach at this point although may be front seats of the band wagon but it is way bigger than that. thursday night pandemonium, temple football wins again, program seven-zero nationally ranked headed for a clash with notre dame. let's break that down, temple will will play notre dame and people are calling it a clash. pride on campus overflowing. >> i'm just so happy right the now. >> it makes me want to be here. >> big accomplishment for temple. >> lots of pride, foreh

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

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is in atlantic city with a closer look there, steve. >> reporter: we can tell you, finally the flood waters have been receding, but the the rain and the wind, it is not stopping. i can tell you that it used to be a small lake right here in front of the atlantic city community charter school. now we can finally see some of the sidewalk. but about an hour and a half ago, it was the scene of children, being rescued. our cameras were rolling, exclusively. for all of the severe cold weather that hit the jersey shore on friday, in atlantic city, it all ended with a scene of warmth. >> we're all good, case closed. >> reporter: police and fire call to the atlantic city community charter school where dozens of children had to be rescued from their own building because of the heavy flooding. >> came out here and brought a thin wheeled vehicle or 5-ton, and we just figure we would pull the bus up and walk kid out and get them on the bus and account for them. >> reporter: in the middle of the wind and rain success. >> feels good about it. doing anything good.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

reporting from middletown ship, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, high wind, pushed sand up and over a boat in ocean city here. viewer jim gymbell sent thaws video. that is a catamaran, jim said he happened upon the boat during his fishing trip with his brother's chuck and mike. >>> a woman was hit by a tree and killed driving along route 34 in monmouth county on saturday. police are investigating what brought that tree down. meantime in areas along the east coast people are dealing with record setting rains and destructive flooding. cbs weijia chen works from north carolina. >> a number of a areas in charleston south carolina air flooded by several feet of water. stranding cars and effectively shutting down the silt i. >> we want to help people get through these next two days, with no one getting hurt. >> reporter: high waters are effecting the city that don't generally flood. >> no one with the storms, you know, we have a little water on the street. but what we have now this is a disaster. if you are coming downtown you need a boat in the trunk of your car.