todd searched out doug. still support their son and say he didn't do what he's now convicted of doing. do you have a whisper of doubt, either of you? >> no, sir. >> none whatsoever. i never have and i never will. >> everybody's a loser. nobody wins. but i will say this. i think lisa knows somewhere that the system that she wanted to be a part of worked. >> reporter: the caldwells and techels weren't the only ones with a stake in the verdict. brian tate's sister cheri had been waiting for this moment, too. >> i started cryin'. it wasn't tears of sorrow, it was tears of joy. they had finally gotten this s.o.b. i hope he rots in prison. >> reporter: todd still carries the burden of helping to pin the blame on tate in those awful moments after lisa's murder. >> i can never tell the family how sorry i am that they had to go through what they had to. we're gonna have last word on brian tate. this is an innocent guy that was made a victim by seth. >> all rise. >> reporter: a sentencing hearing was held in september

and patricia todd representative todd is the first openly gay lawmaker in alabama history. representative moore, thank you for joining us. i'll start with you. given what the district court ruled yesterday, taking out any ambiguity, to the extent there was any, do you believe that your state should follow what the federal courts are telling you to do? >> well chris, i think the issue at hand right now is exactly -- as people and we represent the people. the fact that the judge has made this ruling and overturned the will of the people. is a concern for us and i think we'll have to look at some laws possibly just to get the state of alabama out of the marriage business. >> get the state of alabama out of the marriage business. representative todd, what does that mean to you? >> well i think a lot of people who want to get married in the next couple of months are not going to be happy about that. i think that's totally unrealistic.

todd horowitz is in the pits of the cme. todd, i want to start with oil. came down again today, as i called it a roller-coaster ride. i'm wondering if citi's $20 target has any effect on that? is that bringing the price down. >> hi, david, hi liz. i think citigroup hopes it has an effect. i think the call they made is totally irresponsible call that has nothing to do -- oil is coming down. we'll in a range. david: you have to got to explain that, todd. why is citi's $20 call irresponsible? >> i think that there is nowhere near $20 in the cards when you look at an overall chart. we haven't been that low in 10 years. how will they make a call we'll break down below january low of 2009 at 33.20? we haven't been down at $20 forever. there is lot of headway to get down 20. i think citigroup is shorting oil and stuck, trying to getaway out. they're trying to force the price down of oil. that's what i think. liz: we've seen all kinds of financials do things like that, goldman sachs in the past. everybody makes their calls. hopefully there is a chinese wall in bet

the speakers with the asian bankers she gave an insightful talk and we appreciate it and thank you todd for bringing this. >> of course >> commissioner white. >> oh yes. i wanted to thank you for this report it's been very informative i'll agree with the commissioners in regards to the housing and particularly in my industry in the restaurant industry i've seen the commissioners dwight he started out with hiring local and hiring within our zip code now we don't have anyone in the city anymore so that's a concern one of the questions i wanted to ask we talked about the sector was this done in regards to the impact within the artists cultural sector because one of the things that i as also a restaurant it hires musicians i feel we're we're losing our own knowledge e penguin because of not having did middle-class as far as. >> laura did you want to talk about the work and the entertainment sector. >> well, we definitely seen over the past couple of years ted did a study on the night life there was a justification for adding a position in the office so we have a office of economic workforce

of economic workforce development and i'll just i'm going to turn it over to the speakers we have todd who the the director of the office of economic workforce development, laurel who is the development director of he oewd and ted econo the city's chief economic finding. >> thank you todd director of the office of economic workforce development i wanted to start before we get going on the content to do a quick overview and road map for the day i'm going to open with a little bit of summary how we got to where we are and the economic stream go is all about and hand it over to my colleague to talk about the actions against the recommendations of the economic strategy and ted egging gone will follow through and the remaining barriers that were identified i'll be back up to talk about the next steps and where we are going to go from here so actually before that back in 2004 the voters approved proposition i is created a city charter completed in 2007 it provided the city to provide the update and? a culmination of an update this is in draft form we want to get our feelings this is relevant

todd herremans is the oldest tenured player on the team along with trent cole why might todd be out of the picture just ahead in sports. >>> well, on the cbs-3 healthwatch today philadelphia students competing to create a winning recipe for the the best healthy breakfast. our health reporter stephanie stahl takes us to the cook off. >> reporter: cheer leader from randolph high school pump up about a burrito. >> it is a a burrito. >> reporter: thinks entry from the randolph raptors a apple and cheddar breakfast burrito. >> it comes with a balance between sweet and salty. >> reporter: thinks culinary competition sponsored by the health department's get healthy philly campaign. >> they are all awesome. >> reporter: mark vetri a among the judges tasting healthy breakfast creation from his three schools. >> we all necessity that school breakfast is really important for health and nutrition and students healthy are better learners. what better way to figure out what students would want to eat to engage student. >> reporter: the winner is randolph's burrito. >> it was good. i really liked the

todd horowitz at the cme. how is it shaping up for tomorrow, todd?> they're closing a little bit softer but very close to the unchanged line but i think it is important for people to say you know what? markets at all-time highs. they're making new highs every day. indexing part, we need to look for alternatives. i think you look to the oil space for some of those stocks. alternative investors, real estate. with room for growth because i think the indexes are really well-overdone. david: good stuff, todd who are waits. thank you very much. >> u.s. home sales fell less than expected, yes, less than expected in january. home prices are up 4.5% from one year ago. are these hopeful signs or confusing signs for the housing market? or with rates as low as they are, should we expect be seeing numbers twice as strong? joining me, dottie herman, douglas he will my man -- elliman ceo. we have 3.9, fixed 30-year. >> that is crazy. liz: so cheap, we had our staff look back. 1982. in 1982, february, these rates were 17.6%. people were still buying houses. >> peopl

. >> good evening, commissioners it's great to be back before you todd with the office of economic workforce development it's with a lot of pleasure we're able to come before you tonight with the i can't want to the san francisco economic strategy as you recall back in 2004 the voters approved proposition i is mandated the city develop and in a competitive strategy for the city that strategy led by your office in coordination with the torres office published the report in 2007 has been a guiding document for our office concluded the office of small business to strengthen our economy and connect san franciscans to the jobs the proposition requires that the city provides and do conduct periodic updates the economic strategy today is the culmination of our currently up to date strategy we want to do a couple of things first is to provide an overview of the key strategies goals and second we want to review key action the city has taken there's a range of actions from creation educations to transportation but we wanted to do for the small business commission as well as business development month

inequality and to talk about the future and the future plans streaming i'm going to turn it over to todd now i'll be happy to answer any questions that you have. >> and see the economic stream is focused on where we go from here todd's - we've grouped those into for the most part is the focus on housing and the cost of housing as with relates and passed on to smdz to costs you know the mayors has proposed an aggressive housing strategy for thirty thousand housing 20 percent are 0 low income folks and 50 within reach for the low income san franciscans and the competitive for about and the ability to connect san franciscans to passageway for crazy and jobs i'm sure you're aware of small businesses are the drivers and creators of jobs the challenges is in fasting

today, todd. >> reporter: chris, right the now this is what we're seeing a lot of here these are side streets out here in ventnor. you can still see snow covered and slushy, still a little slick in spots but then, as we move out over here to the main streets this is ventnor avenue out here. you can see it is absolutely clear. bone dry, in fact, in spots. the the snow start add accumulating early this morning, for commuters navigating the the area highways was difficult, bill mcneil i was on the atlantic city expressway when the snow was at its peak. >> it was pretty big. 30 miles an hour tops. a couple of cars wrong side of the road state troopers were there. >> reporter: and when snow stopped, the the plowing a shoveling started. >> i knew it would snow but i didn't know it would be this bad. we were just saying where did this come from. >> reporter: snow forced atlantic city public schools to close two hours early and tired up, this man, once again, a blast from mother nature limited what he could do. >> been affect bad. we were supposed to do roof for a couple of customers and anot

latest todd? >> reporter: and chris just recently some of the inner lanes on this section of the boulevard were reopened, and that is easing ride home for awful lot of drivers. take a look at this picture here. this is what we're looking at a 16-inch transmission line that broke opened at 6:30 this morning and shut down this entire section of the boulevard. it tied up traffic the water service was the not impact. certainly though as day progressed here some of the outer lanes of the boulevard between grant and red lion did reopen, but replacing the the pipe will take a few more hours, meaning that right now the northbound inner lanes of this section of the

todd, is it?lute big lie because all they're doing is giving you artificial numbers, if you went to look at the actual report from the bureau of labor statistics you see our participating rate is the lowest since 197. jobs we're creating, they are no good. look what happened to schlumberger, they lay off 9400 workers. that is equal to five workers they're hiring of minimum wage service jobs. we're not creating real jobs because we have no more capitalist system because of all government regulation. david: john? >> of course it is a flawed and false number but i think they overstate it. i think this is positive sign, a lot of people happily hide their employment from the government. there is a lot of business startups that don't count yet. michael bloomberg was surely unemployed for some time while creating bloomberg lp. so it is artificially high. david: that might be, but, tracy usually third world companies, or countries have big underground economies, black market economies, not a country like

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live from west philadelphia with more, todd. >> reporter: chris, for past three hours or so fire fighters have been rotate nothing and out. take a look behind me you can see fire fighters still least main on the scene at this hour. right the now they will continue to pour water on the hot spots this building as you can see is encased entirely in ice. if you take a look to the left you can see those two ladders there right new. they are essentially frozen and stuck to the side of the build ing. for fire, the transformation of the building engulfed in the raging fire into an ice capsule of sorts had people coming out to take pictures. >> you don't see this every day. >> not at all. >> we had to bring the the kid over to come take a look at it. thinks something you see out of the movies and stuff. >> reporter: early morning fire at fifth second and locust street means fire fighters had to freezing temperatures with ice around the building. on the ground ice was seemingly every where. on the hoses, around the fire trucks and the buildings next d

todd thanks much. >>> you can get the updated forecast anytime if you have the cbs philly weather app. check out live radar receive weather alerts, whenever they are issued and a whole lot more, it is available for you right the now, free, on i tunes and google will play. >>> well, stay safe in this dangerous cold, find tips, on our web site at cbs philly.com, our cold weather survival guide is up and active right now, it has got everything you need to know about fighting frigid weather. >>> fire fight's long the jersey shore battle fire and ice after a house under construction goes under flames. that property is a total loss. fire broke out late last night in the 4700 block of fifth avenue noon. strong wind fanned the flames to a house next door and sub freezing temperatures didn't make things easier for fire fighters. >> there was ice immediately. it was that cold last night. all spray that came off a of the hose lines froze before they hit the ground good both of the homes were unoccupied ate the time of the fire and cause remains under investigation. >>> new at 6:00 tonight dramat

reporting live tonight in the sat center todd quinones cbs3 oy witness news. >> what a loss, todd.ight. thanks so much. >>> simon covered syrian the war on isis for cbs news and today president obama took action calling on congress to give him formal authorization for the use of military force against the group. this evening david spunt spoke to local peacekeeping couple who were eyewitnesses to the islamic state's campaign of terror. >> this resolution reflects our core objective to destroy isol. report roar president obama made it clear. he wants congress to wage war against isis. >> the islamic state nodes to be defeated. >> reporter: bucks county native jim fine and his wife debra shutter every time they hear the word isis. the couple spent four years in iraq returning last august. they personal vol seen the effects of isis and news of a war with the islamic state brings back strong emotions. >> memories of the people that we left behind. >> debra fine says she's constantly thinking of the thousands of refugees forced to leave their homes after isis invaded. many came to where

latest todd? >> reporter: and chris just recently some of the inner lanes on this section of the boulevard were reopened, and that is easing ride home for awful lot of drivers. take a look at this picture here. this is what we're looking at a 16-inch transmission line that broke opened at 6:30 this morning and shut down this entire section of the boulevard. it tied up traffic the water service was the not impact. certainly though as day progressed here some of the outer lanes of the boulevard between grant and red lion did reopen, but replacing the the pipe will take a few more hours, meaning that right now the northbound inner lanes of this section of the boulevard again, between grant and red lion will remain closed throughout the the rush hour this evening. now, late this afternoon two of the three inner southbound lanes, again of this section of the boulevard were reopened meaning right now, five of the six southbound lanes of the boulevard are opened. that is certainly eased congestion issues

there is -- melissa: todd, what do you see? >> ken langone we point out still beating bushes for this, but nobody wants this guy to be president. melissa: todd, you have a huge following. what do you think? >> he tries to present himself as populist sort of guy but the bombastty doesn't play well in the southern states. what was latest story. they're going after him because he likes living high life. >> "new york times." >> you but know what? i didn't see them going after president obama when he was dining chewing on the weenies at $1,000 a pop. >> that would be racist. that would be racist. >> but here's the problem with christie, you're saying the south doesn't like him and more traditionally conservative states don't like him, the northeast republicans are not getting hine him. i just don't see i don't see if you can't get more than ken langone, former head of home can depot to support you you're done. >> good point. melissa: get on to the most important story of the day. i have to force you guys to talk about this one. here

right, todd. thank you. >>> a lot of home heating oil arrives in our area by boat and today we had the icy delaware on boat a coast garr cutter as it broke up the ice to make the river passible. the cutter and her crew have been making sick hour round trips from philadelphia to trenton and back almost every day. >>> update now to story we brought you earlier this week. the heat is once again working at this building on westmont avenue in lower merion much residents were forced to put up with very cold conditions for several days. it's unclear tonight if the owners of the building will face any action from the township. >> we'll be all over this dangerous cold throughout this night. the "eyewitness news" team will be on the air when you wake up in the morning. they go on at 4:30 right here on cbs3. >>> there's breaking news a tragic night in the olney second of philadelphia as a limousine driver is shot and killed. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live the seen with new information from po

reporting live on south street, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. >>> stay one step ahead of the cold and the snow this weekend by down loading the c bs philly weather april. check live radar, get weather alerts and more. it is available for freon itunes and google play. >>> tonight philadelphia police say that an arrest is imminent in the stabbing death of a member of singer nicki minaj's touring group. devon picket was killed outside a bar in east mt. airy wednesday morning. a second member of minaj's group was critically wounded. investigators say they are questioning a person of interest in connection with that attack. they are looking for two other persons of interests that they have identified. >>> well, tonight a search is on for two suspects who gunned down a limo driver in olney. we have learned that he was shot seven times by amen who then fled the scene. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the very latest on the investigation. candor taxi service manager jose sanchez says he has one question foreman who murder erd his co-worker and frien

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinoneses live at millersville university with the very latest, todd. >> reporter: chris, grief counselors are made available here to students and in just about an hour at 7:00, they will have have a vigil held here on campus for karlie hall. karlie hall was beaten strangled inside her dorm room, prosecutors say her boyfriend, gregorio orrostieta tried to cover up the crime and claimed he waited until hall was dead to call police at 5:00 in the morning and then, formed cpr on her body as police arrived telling office their hall had gone into cardiac arrest. however, students reported to residents assistant that they heard sound of the struggle much earlier at 2:00 in the morning and ra responded. >> knock on the door and didn't get any response and obviously, you know, we believe that is when she would have been murdered or approximately about that time. >> reporter: the 18 year-old from chadds ford was found dead early sunday morning inside her second floor dorm rule at millersville university. orrostieta a of kenneth square had blood on his face and

melissa: no, todd, he is talking about taxing u.s. companies on overseas profits saying they should be paying their fair share. i love it when we say things like that. we're one of only countries in the world that wants to do something like, tax companies on overseas profits. basically unheard of around the globe. >> that's right. you hear the president wants to look after middle class. middle class incomes under this president have gone down $4,000 annually. this is very troubling time for american families. melissa: yeah. >> quite frankly i don't any anybody is looking out for the working man in america. melissa: meanwhile, "hail to the chief." nbc asking really tough questions during super bowl interview with president obama. >> we make beer, first president since george washington to make some booze in the white house. let's taste it. it has been well-reviewed. >> football or basketball? >> i'm still a basketball guy. >> i love basketball. >> that's tough. i'm going chips and guac i'm a fanatic about guac. >> hillary clinton or jo

first of all nbc isn't replacing chuck todd. the notion of the donald hosting meet the press is more ludicrous than him running for president. we all hope he jumps into the race because he's so entertaining. but chuck is right does anyone really think he's running? lance armstrong lied to the world about the illegal substances that he took in winning seven tour de france titles. he lied to plenty of journalists. and he lied to me proclaiming his innocence in two separate interviews. now he's been asked about his cheating in a sit-down with the bbc. >> when it comes to the doping, would you do it again? >> you know if i was racing in 2015? no. i wouldn't do it again. because i don't think you have to do it again. if you take me back to 1995 when it was completely and totally pervasive, i'd probably do it again. people don't like to hear that. >> no remorse. no sense of shame. armstrong seems to have no idea how many people he let down. he wants to get back in the public eye now and we're just supposed to forget about his youthful

todd starnes from fox news radio. todd, what did you make of the threat and warning to be careful?> they also tell us there is no credible threat. what are shoppers supposed to look out for besides savings at local shopping mall? we've known for a long time, these are so-called soft targets. people are really concerned about this stuff but now you have the funding dhs funding in the mix. some people are saying hey is the administration, starting to play a little bit of politics here and playing scare factor? we have known all along, look, shopping malls churches, those are soft targets. melissa: james. >> you can't defend soft targets. melissa: right. be careful where you're shopping. what does that mean? >> if someone is out at mall see something, by all means report it. but idea you will amount a defense in front much abercrombie & fitch is really crazy. this is why we have to play offense. you have 20,000 jihadis come from the west and gone to the middle east. we have to take these people out there. you can debate whether you think america ought to run the world or how active we

we've got todd and his buddy dave working two bulldozers at the same time.heir goal about a million bucks what they're aiming for to mine. but it's hard to mine when your huge dozers get bogged down. >> whoa! >> easy. >> now what do you do? to tell us what happens when you sing a bulldozer and slow things down joining us todd hoffman. what did you do to get this out and continue mining all of the gold? >> when you get a machine that weighs almost 100,000 pounds stuck in the mud, it's actually kind of scary and it takes a lot of horsepower. you know what? i was amazed for a city boy in a nice sweater, how much you knew about mining. what's the deal buddy? >> i watched the shows, as does everybody in the country. "gold rush" a monster hit for discovery. >> don't kha ab but we're up there trying to get as much gold as we can. we're just really a bunch of hard-working guys grinding it out. hopefully it pays off in the end. >> why do you think so many are addicted to the show? is it the gold? is it you guys? interactions? why do you think so many love the show. >

. >> hello so as todd mentioned 5 key foundations that the 2007 economic strategy covered it gave us a myriad of policies and actions today in the interest of covering things purview i'll be highlighting things regarding our business climate and the neighborhood work. >> would that be easier for you to use that. >> yes. okay so the first thing was recommendation was to create a local issue that promotes the qualities we've heard from businesses that are payroll expense taxes and they thought that was great so in 2007 sorry 2012 through a lot of hard work with the community and input from groups like yours including the small business up to one million dollars the gross receipt tax were passed in 2012 we're in that season and hopefully it is going smoothly it's our first payment in february the outreach is strong we've worked with the community and excited to see this phased in second recommendation dealt with business outreach and we've - we're proud womd helps with the small business center that was opted since the publication and our work on the investment crossroads those are thin

todd had been with the eagles 10 years. he's coming off an injury. he counted on the cap for five-point -- $4 million. that's little heavy on their salary cap and i think eagles are clearing out money to sign free agents. the phillies back at workouts workouts today. one player the phillies fans want to so as starter is darrin ruf. came on to the fans radar two yours ago when he hit 37 homeruns with the phillies double a team at reading. right now, he is not a starter but he sure wants to start. >> i approach it the same way every single year that you know if i go out there and earn it, um, you know, hopefully that it will -- it will work attainer get that opportunity. it starts with that. if, you know, people move, if they don't you still have to go out there and perform. a few years back i was hearing jayson werth started as a platoon player and he played himself into every day type of role and that's all you can ask for no matter where you start that you perform enough to, you know force monday's hand. >> i don't think he'll ab starter but he's a

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinoneses live at the italian market in south philadelphia with their story, todd. >> reporter: certainly cold is having an impact today it kept vendors here, in the italian market from selling their fruits and vegetables outside. the ice forming along the delaware river our view from chopper three is evidence of mother nature's bitter bite. with your car started this morning, consider yourself lucky, dead car batteries kept triple a busy all day, katie perry's car fell victim to the cold as did her wallet as the delay her dead battery caused this morning also got her a parking ticket. >> this is salt in the wound here. >> it is, yes. a lovely violation. >> reporter: construction workers were envy of few today, back in december anyone who work outside, in his years of experience has taught him the importance of dressing for the the occasion. >> i got plenty of layers on. i got six shirts on, hoodie, sweater and thermals and the whole bit. >> reporter: from lots of layers to practically none rugu, walk back from the gym in shorts and drew some attention.

todd quinones has the new information. >> reporter: in a bizarre case of now you see me, now you don't and now you do again andrew bittle turned himself in on thursday. the egg harbor township man wanted for allegedly staging a boating accident and disappearing in order to escape criminal charges. authorities were unable to track down the 45-year-old after he seemingly vanished in late july. tom murphy was the good samaritan who jump in the water that night in longport. he was responding to cries for help and he pulled a man who was in the boat with bittle safely to shore. and thursday night we talked to murphy over the phone. >> i really hope they throw the book at him. i hope he get the max penalties. i'm pretty angry about it. just to put other people's lives at risk trying to pull off a ridiculous absurd stunt and just the fact that he thought he can get away with something like that is beyond belief to me. >> reporter: andrew bittle surrendered to prosecutors in atlantic county. bittle and his partner being investigateinvestigated for fraud len boat sales. >> and at this point it'

the eagles will part ways with offensive lineman todd harmin. todd was the longest tenure eagles player along with trent cole. they came into the nfl together drafted in 2005. sometimes it's the money issue. the birds will save 2.8 million for 2015 but take a cap hit 2.4 million it's not the money. often teams decide that a player in decline. whatever the reason todd was a solid stand up versatile player here for many years and appreciate everything did he. >>> pat burrell will become the 37th inductee into the phillies wall of fame on friday. july 31st. you know his story. first overall pick in 1998. helped the team to a world series victory in 2008. pat the bat hit 20 or more homeruns in eight consecutive seasons. his 251 round trippers ranks fourth in phillies history. >>> the sixers with the night off. a back home tomorrow against the wizards. brett brown's team lost seven of nine. 11 straight on the road. college basketball temple taking on houston the owls trailed by five going into the second half then they got it going. will comings with

reporting live tonight in center city todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, todd, thanks so much. >>> tonight a health watch investigation. >> this woman says a popular antibiotic is making her sicker. >> it felt like flames were coming out of my elbows. i'm health reporter instead of know stall with more the on the drug being investigated and the dangers it could cause next. >> big thank you tonight from a local boy scout troop. we're there as a good smash can comes to their rescue. kathy? >> in the wake of this arc tuck front, we're talking about dangerous cold and then records not once but twice. we'll take lock at that before a weekend storm coming up. >> and we've got our eye on the ice house tonight. new details about just how long it's going to stay frozen. "eyewitness news" back in just asking seconds. >>> welcome back tonight we are waiting for the owner of an ice covered building in west philadelphia to call in demolition crews. the building at 52nd and locust has been deemed unsafe now by the department of licenses and inspections. of course fire broke out ther