(sighs) my family knows me and understands me. at work, i choose to be more private. is that okay with you? if you're happy, i'm happy. well, good. thank you. thanks. then again, it's not like you're working with a bunch of homophobic frat boys anymore, so i don't really get why you can't just own that you're gay. oh, blake, you're not still on that bi thing. it's not a thing i'm on. it's who i am. fine, fine. i'm not an econ wonk. i just have an ass tattoo of alan greenspan. that. that. that is why i don't tell people. it leads to these inane discussions about the-the current acceptable terminology. and it's none of your business. so what happens when they find out? you quit and run away again? oh, you're living your perfect life? how's that music program for inner city kids going? damn it. no, that was good. i'm sorry. you got good aim.

i'm not done getting where i'm going. it's a journey. isn't that what you used to say? oh... oh, i hope not. that-that sounds really trite. (chuckles) i just want you to be happy. and i want people to really know you. i'm lucky i got to. seems like there aren't very many of us. see? you can be nice. i'm glad to see you're doing well. take care of yourself, bro. "bro"? i know. ugh. don't use "bro." i know. i tried it. i just... never. i hate it. don't ever say that. when in rome, right? dalton: this week was marred by the loss of 22 brave russian soldiers. i have expressed my deepest sympathy to our russian friends,

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bodyguard: this way. elizabeth: where's the team? jay: everybody out. wait, wait, wait. tell security that this bioweapon could be aerosolized, but in any case, they have to shut down the hvac system, okay? okay. and then, jay, get the hell out. yes, ma'am. (man speaking italian) (speaks italian) (speaks italian) (blade stabs)

(drill whirs) (drilling continues) (gas hisses)

(coughs) (doorbell rings) hi. um, is my mom okay? i just talked to her, like, an hour ago. yeah, she's fine. the only casualties were the two al-qaeda militants who released the pathogen. got sick themselves, which is poetic justice if ever i've heard it. (sighing): okay. then, um... to what do i owe the pleasure? i'm taking you to breakfast. are you promoting me? (chuckles) no, better. i was able to reschedule a meeting with angilillo, and this time i'm personally making sure you get there. it's in 20 minutes, downtown. wow.

did you not hear me say 20 minutes? sorry. no, th-- yeah. that's very, just really nice of you. um, i mean, even if my mother tiger-mom'd you into it. well, this time it's not for your mother. you've proven yourself to have more character and integrity than 99% of the pampered, gelatinous blue bloods who skulk through the halls of harvard law. so... go get ready. i'll be in the car. you know what? i, um, just realized something. (chuckles) uh... i don't want to go. why the hell not? i mean, um, i don't want to go to harvard, or any law school. i just, it's-- if i go, i'm gonna be ditching the opportunity to-to help my family while mom is still

one of the most powerful people on the planet, and dad is working the war college and doing all this other secrety stuff that i know he does and... they need me. and at-at the risk of being presumptuous, i think you need me. yeah, that's presumptuous. okay. well, i mean, maybe then, i need you, or, um... i need to be doing work that matters today. law school can wait. (sighs) i mean, service is-is the family business, kind of, i guess. and, um... i'm happy where i am. and you just realized all this? uh... (sighs) mccords.

(door closes) well, i guess that's the end of the movie. (chuckles) we had front row seats to all the ugliness done in the name of our religions. so, that was fun. look, for what it's worth, i struggle with my faith, too. i constantly want to feel closer to god. i feel like it's right there, but there's a barrier. maybe it's everything we face with our work making me doubt, making me angry, but i still think i'll get there. tomorrow, next week. but the years keep going by. maybe that feeling, that yearning, maybe that's all there is. maybe that's enough.

maybe. pleasure. so long, mo. thanks for dropping me off first, ma'am. it's totally unnecessary. no problem, dude. it was on the way. i still can't really pull off "dude," can i? no, ma'am. i'm gonna work on it. i'm sure you'll get there. good night, madam secretary. good night. ma'am, i'm bi. yeah. bye. i'll see you in the morning. wait. ma'am. (knocking on window) ma'am? ma'am. what? did you forget something? no, i'm bi, ma'am.

bisexual. i know. you're probably like, "what? why is he telling me this now?" and i can't say for certain, um, but it definitely has to do with an old boyfriend who can be kind of a jerk, but makes good points. one of them is about what i always considered my right to privacy, which, of course, i still believe in. it's in the constitution, for god's sake. but, um, i realize now my right to privacy is different than me choosing to be private and really has more to do with trusting people with my private business, which is hard for me, because i've experienced a lot of weird biphobia from everyone-- i mean, straight people, gay people. not that i think that you're biphobic or homophobic or phobic about anything. it's just, i've gotten used to keeping people at arm's length, because, uh, (sighs) i'm not dumb. i know people are confused by me, or-or curious, and that's fine. i've just, i've never felt the obligation to satisfy anyone's curiosity by posting pictures of me with a boyfriend or a girlfriend on social media, like every other millennial. and i always justified that by thinking, "what does it matter about me?" i mean, there's so many more important things going on in the world, like what just happened in rome. i mean, who cares about my sexuality?

but i realize now it's m-maybe kind of the opposite. that if i can't be honest with people about who i am, then how can i ever have an honest experience with them? sorry. i really hope i'm not crossing the line right now. it's just, i couldn't wait another minute, because i just, i respect you and i like you so much. and i think that we know each other pretty well, and i'd like to think that you kind of like me, too. and if i can't be open with you about this, then how is any of that even true? that's all. (chuckles) good night. (blake sighs) good night, blake.

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>> one second. one second. 61 quardz. and it went crazy. everybody went crazy. >> eagles, >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> what you heard is right there from the fans. it's all about the eagles big win gets the new york giants. while the birds walked away with victory not everyone was celebrating. somewhere protesting outside of the linc a response to president trump's comments to players that take a knee during the anthem. more on the national protest in a moment. first the big win tonight. good evening to you thanks for staying up late with us. if you bleed green you probably spent sunday in a state of celebration.

maybe they're still partying don bell. >> they were partying early because it was like a summer day and they were partying at the linc 8 a.m. >> they may be asleep by now. >> tailgate game was real. >> the big game of the early season came down to no name on the roster. when the moment arose jake elliot beggeded for app opportunity. access granted. eagles hosted winless giants. birds down 7 in fourth quarte quarter, korey clement with first career touchdown. the rookie ties it up 2 1. facts forward final seconds of the game carson wentz toal shown jeffery steps out of bound seize the clock and that puts them in position to attempted a 61 yard field dwol. >> the kick is away. and the kick is, it's good!

and the eagles win. >> yes, merrill reese and mike quick with the call on sister station w iment p is jake elliot nails. it that's the longest kick in history of eagles. birds win in walk-off fashion. >> down to like a canyon off his foot and great snap and great hold protection was there. yeah awesome. awesome, awesome. >> given that situation i kind of ran up to the coaches at the end and kind of prayed and asked for a chance. it's kinds of all a blur to me. i don't know i know the ball was in the air a long time chose to the up right. >> jake elliot rookie with career opportunity. coming up later in sports thinks family were in the stavrnltdz you don't want to miss their reaction. >> it's awesome. >> thank you so much dorngs we'll see you you in a bit. >> fans enjoyed that great win and politics was on the mind of many at lincoln financial field. eyewitness news reporter joe

holden brings us some of that reaction. >> reporter: it was exclamation point of steamy back and forth battle at the linc. >> one second, one second, 61 yards and went crazy. >> rookie kicker jake elliot sealed the game with a second to spare. >> nailed it. place wept caidy, crazy. absolutely insane. good game man, good game. >> sizzling home opener jogging against the back drop of national up woor calling on nfl to fire or suspend players that take a knee during the national anthem. >> through the peril us♪ >> and at the linc players locked arms on both side. president tweeted standing with locked arms is good. solidarity. >> sergeant greeny from pensauken was part of flag waving ceremony. >> i didn't sdwroyn have an

opinion just to serve. i don't worny about none of th that. >> special media sparring has taken away. >> trum was stirring pot and everybody jumped on the band wagon. >> brief confrontations sparked outside the stadium. >> as black lives matter protest backed nfl players' choice to neal. >> i think we all have to stand up or take a knee this this case to show that it's democratic to protest. >> eagles fans left focus on win. >> eagles playing good defens defense, very good. >> charging forward with bear of schedule and meanwhile debate simmers on. >> you're not doing the national anthem for the president you're doing it for entire country. >> i like what the nfl is doing keeping it kind now. >> statements were playing

off decks of team owners jeffery lurie said in the great time of conflict and giveition football needs to be a unifier. outside the linc i'm joe holden, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> philadelphia was certainly not alone in response to president crump's comments got nfl. several teams protested during the national anthem before their games from coast to coast. >> what so proudly we hail♪ ♪ ♪ >> politics over shadowed plays and passes of the nfl has seems showed defiance of players protesting the anthem. >> wouldn't you love to see the owner to say get that sun of a [bleep] off the field right now he's fired. >> the trend began with 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick who nealed during the national anthem in protest of mistreatment and killings of

african americans at the happened of police. >> i never said anything about race. it's nothing to do with race. this has to do with respect for our country and flag. >> his sxhents prompted joined in solidarity or were notably absent. >> commissioner roger goodell said the comment showed a lack of respokt for the league and players. >> you're justified in their reason -- they're justified in their reason and i will naevr agree that it's okay to not show respect to the flag of the united states of america during the national anthem. >> and republican and democratic lawmakers both weighed in. >> there are far more important things to be focused on. >> let's not have the president of the united states do anything but bring people together. >> more on eagles' big win

and protest happening across the country head to our web site, cbsphilly.com. >> president trump issued new order revising controversial travel ban the previous version which expired on sunday focused on six muslim xhajty countries and new one said travel liming on eight countries and include, >> the band is dropped in the new order. the new rules are set to go into effect october 18. >> a small plane crashed into a house sunday whitpain montgomery county after 5 p.m. on home made road.te road and pieces of the experimental aircraft were strewn about several lawns and neighbors described that scene. >>er was out back and heard a

plane sounded like it was in distress and i looked up and it was playing way to close to the house and next thing i know i heard the crash and ran out front and saw a bunch of debris. >> police say the pilot was taken to an area hospital. and neighbors say thinks condition could have been muc much, much woyrs had several good samaritans lost him in a bush. >> we were next to the guy holding him and there was no pulse and reached to find a pulse and there was a seatbelt around the guy's neck. we were able to cut that off and by then police and fire showed up. >> authorities say the pilot crashed a mile from the end of the intended run way at waynes field airport. the federal aviation administration is now investigating the cause of this crash. >> and philadelphia police meantime are investigating a home invasion in west philly. eyewitness news on the 5100 block of hoops street where a woman told police two men

wearing scar. s, and short kicked in her backdoor and fired a shot at her and her dog. woman and dog were not injured and women did get away from a cellphone. no arrests were made. >> purity ricans are trying to make contact with relatives and friends four days after maria knocked out power and service. >> we're waiting here. >> dozens of folks drove upward of 40 miles to parka long the main roadway hoping to use the weak phone snral nearby phone tower. eyewitness news reporter alicia nieves went to the annual puerto rican day parade where she caught up with some folks locally waiting to hear from loved ones. >> annual puerto rican day parade in philadelphia. like every year there because latin music echoing down the benjamin franklin parkway and

thousands dancing and many proudly waving the island fla flag. >> i have not been there in a couple years and hi to come today. >> what's different this year flags in the air have a deeper meaning, purt reen ans here holding them high trying to lift each other's spirits and unit with more than 3 million loved ones back on the island. >> i called my love and for the wundz in puerto rico and we're nice with them in our hearts sgle especially what we can do is support. give us a way and we'll dole what we can. right now the american territory has no powder on entire island and almost no communication with the outside world. >> we need help. we're americans. >> of thousands of this parade so many are united with dealing with same experience now. living here in the states and having loved one backs on the island that they have not heard from in days. she drove an hour to be at the

parade and it's helping her cope and it's been four days and she don't know if several cousins in puerto rico are okay. >> anxiety i had yesterday i wanted to fill up a suitcase and run to the airport and buy a ticket and see what i can do to help. >> he knows the anxiety also. >> trying to work, see anything i got on the phone. i kept looking no that's not them yet sdm he finally heard from one of his relatives on the island late last night that said all family members are safe. >> that was -- thank you lord i heard from. >> his call gives others here hope that they'll get a similar one. cbs3 eyewitness news. >> and in new york city jennifer lopez announced one million from her las vegas show to the recovery efforts of puerto rico. >> given the loss and demonstration we need to pay attention and urnl enterly support pourt ricoh and caribbean with dangerous contributions.

>> she has not been able to reach all her relatives on the island following hurricane maria and she is very concerned at this point. and lopez shared the stage with new york governor andrew quum owe who said election points are being set up across the state for donations and the area will be managed by the state's national guard. >> week owe crews return to pennsylvania after helping with hurricane maria. two trucks rolled in in eddystone and the crews fwhorkd soaring temperatures and had to cut through jungle like vegetation to wraik repairs. crews state work was rewardin rewarding. >> when you see people in these temperatures with no air, some no water because their pums didn't work. no bathroom facilities. it was difficultment and it's gratifying for the crews. >> his crews was assigned to

the port meyer's area and making repairs and helping to happened-out foot and water as well. stay with us, everyone, eyewitness news tonight holding on foredear life. a man riding on the outside of a moving train. plus a day of reflection from mexico in the wake of a massive earthquake and large after shock. folks are praying a look at how the community is is using religion to gather and heal, lauren. >> it was a hot end to first weekend of fall with record and near record high temperatures. and that heat will stick around up to coming workweek. i'll have the details in the eyewitness forecast coming up. >> while some pray new mexico others find relief in form of massage. how some alternative medicine is helping people who lost how some alternative medicine is helping people who lost nearly everything

>> holding on for dear life. passengers took this video of a man clinic together windshield of moving train in purge australia. he has one hand on wipe erin is flush against glass as you can see there. the train was reportedly going 70 miles an

hour. as for the 23-year-old dare devil on the whipped shields she was arrested the next time the train stopped. >> resilience on display in 4e678 mex today as many used sunday to reflect on quite a week. a week filled with earthquakes that shookt area. thousands are turning to their church to find comfort in numbers and at la basilica guadaloupe a there's no shortage of hope. >> we're a country that has a lot of faith we're here pla playing to our mother that have a little mercy to these countries. love her very much. >> well it's a country that over the course of a month endured fourth earthquakes three best of a 6.0 magnitude. from tuesday's alone the damage toll has topped 300. >> now one person is dead tonight 7 others hurt after a gunman opened fire at a church in tenee