>> scott: kinne, in some trouble, throwing late. and that's gonna be incomplete, they say. josey scrambling out-of-bounds. trying to sell the world on the fact that he caught the ball but apparently short hopped it. >> brian: good call. >> scott: i thought his hands were under sneeth it. >> brian: caught some drafts right there. it's got to come from upstairs in the final two minutes here of the fourth quarter. looks like it's being called down. >> scott: second down. kinne throwing. can't get away from the defensive pursuit. >> brian: josey is a dynamic player. he had over 1100 yards from missouri last year. >> scott: 1:05 to go.

kinne firing. incomplete. and they broke them down to one fourth-down play with 1:01 left to go, intended for damaris johnson. g.j. kinne one more play coming here. one more if he can keep it going. >> brian: lot of room in the middle of the field. >> scott: that's where you got to stay right now, and he does. and he got himself a first down. kadron boone, the rookie. boone moves the chains down to the 37-yard line. clock 47 seconds left. kinne. wants to get out-of-bounds, does not. he got a late flag and you're gonna get aholding call, believe, against the eagles. i believe against donald

hawkins. >> brian: it's gonna be against hawkins and it's a terrible call. the official didn't see the whole play. i saw the whole play. >> referee: holding, offense, number 74. ten-yard penalty. replay first down. >> brian: i think they called the right tackle. i think they got the call wrong and the player wrong. you have to overcome it, though. >> scott: 33 seconds to go. they've got to get into the end zone and take an extra point to try to win this game. kinne, little bit of time. there it is, another opportunity. the 40-yard line. the big problem right now is the clock and a lack of a timeout. >> brian: might as well take shot to the end zone right now.

>> scott: kinne in trouble. flag on the play. the throw is picked off. we'll wait on the penalty. but al louis-jean, ball fell to the ground with two seconds to go. we got a penalty to sort out now. >> referee: the pass was ruled incomplete. illegal hands to the face, defense, number 71. five-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> scott: so the rookie called for the penalty. and that's gonna put them with two seconds to go to take a shot at the end zone. >> brian: no question. they have one more play. not only do they finish the first half with a hail mary throw, i think g.j. kinne is gonna get another chance. there's your ballgame. >> scott: yep, there it is.

>> brian: seven players back of the 10-yard line. >> scott: and kinne trying to get away from pursuit. can barely get rid of the football. it's caught. but it's gonna be 19 yards shy of paydirt for pratt. and that's gonna do it for the ballgame. bears hang on and win it, 34-28 the final. josh huff, the big kick return on the night. the two second-year coaches, i imagine wondering if they will be somewhere later on down the line. but both filling their boards with work over the course of the next couple of days. mark sanchez, good ballgame. 2 touchdown drives. he had the big kick return. zach ertz had a good game. >> brian: yeah. big target in the middle of the

field. there's a lot they can build on. obviously there was a lot of mistakes tonight, some things that nick foles needs to clean up here against new england. but they're gonna get a lot of good work starting tuesday in foxboro against the patriots. >> scott: next friday, the eagles travel to new england to take on the patriots. you can catch all the action here on 6abc. check out the intersquad practices throughout the week on philadelphiaeagles.com. for dave spadaro and brian baldinger, i'm scott goldberg. the final score, the bears 34, and the eagles 28. one down and three to go in this eagles preseason. we'll talk to you next week at foxboro. what's up, george? massage chair. my little indulgence. dunkin' french vanilla swirl, my little indulgence. indulge in the sweeter, creamier taste of dunkin's new french vanilla and hazelnut swirl coffees and lattes -- try one today! we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of 7 in customer satisfaction?

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the bombing officeis has begun, and one day after the president obama gave his authorization, war planes, took off from an aircraft carrier in the persian gulf, and, struck a mobile artillery unit an isis convoy at the same time u.s. continues its humanitarian mission to save thousands of iraqi refugees, trapped in the mountains. >> it is friday night, and the big story on "action news" tonight is the united states, once again, militarily involved in iraq trying to halt the relentless and brutal advance of jihadis t militants. "action news" reporter sharrie williams is live at the big board tonight with the big story, sharrie. >> reporter: jim, very active day and all eyes are on this region. lets take a closer look at where this conflict is happening. this is iraq and thinks baghdad in central iraq, north of there 220 miles is irbill. thinks an important city for the the united states because we have several events there, including a u.s. consulate

office, u.s. military trainers and this region is also a hub, for u.s. oil companies. so yes, the u.s. is stepping in for these reasons but also to help the locals who are being persecuted because of their religious beliefs. u.s. military has struck two more isis targets in northern iraq taking out two mortar positions, convoy and extremist fighters. this dramatic video shows the impact on the ground, earlier this morning, after u.s. fighter jets dropped 500-pound laser guided bombs on isis artillery. fa18 aircraft like these were launched from the u.s.s. george hw bush, stationed in the arab gulf to strike isis targets at the obama administration said were threatening american interest. >> here we have almost more of a conventional fight. it is actually easier for u.s. military to target, then it was during the iraqi war. >> reporter: dire humanitarian crisis is developing, thousands of families, many, members of a kurdish religious

community have fled to the top of the mountains, walking miles to escape the threat officeis militants below. this man said that he left everything behind, and there is no food, and no water. secretary of state john kerry today characterized the isis surge and acts of violence. >> show all of the warning signs of genocide. >> reporter: u.s. has launched a challenging and dangerous aid mission, and, three u.s. air force cargo jets dropped critical supplies, 5300 gallons of water, and 8,000 meals ready to eat, president obama is now the fourth consecutive president to order military action in iraq, he came into office, pledging to end the u.s. involvement in the war, and then did so in 2011. now, he insist he will not allow u.s. to get dragged back into another war. >> american combat troops will in the be returning to fight in iraq. >> reporter: islamic militant have been marching through iraq and terrorizing christians and anyone who

doesn't believe as they do. well to day pope francis he actually sent a message to the world using twitter and in his message he says i asked all men and women of goodwill to join me in praying for iraqi christians and all vulnerable populations. so jim, plea from the pope tonight. investigators are trying to figure out what caused three children to receive a electric shock while swimming in the sit owned pool. it happened at o'connor pool at 26th and south street this afternoon, and a electric current, ran through the pool, and then sent three kids, all under three years old, to the hospital. they are in stable condition, tonight, and this woman's daughter told her what happened. >> one of the young kids, he went to step outside, grab the lad tore step out of the pool and that is when he initially got shocked.

and then his sister came over i guess to help him and then the current went through her. >> our life guards acted immediately. they observed the young people in the pool, immediately went over, and they were able to pull them out after the power was shut off. >> there was a workman on the premises fixing a motor but it is not clear, if that was the contributory to the incident. dozens of people gathered to pray and comfort one another in the tioga section of philadelphia tonight. this vigil was held to remember, yet another victim of last month's deadly carjacking. keisha williams died last night days after her two young sons and teenage daughter were buried. it was two weeks ago today that a stolen suv slammed in the family, to that family, at a fruit stand, williams and her children were helping a fundraiser for money for community garden. that friend survived and thought the mother of five would pull through as well. >> once she woke up from her

coma, she got up and she opened her eyes, i was expecting her to come home because i was discussing it saying we have to find some way we have to take care of her. >> accused carjacker jonathan rosa and cornelius crawford are facing a fourth murder charge for williams death. reward to catch person who strangled connie murray has grown to $51,000. that is while philadelphia homicide detectives await forensic test that could lead to her killer. the 46 year-old married mother of two was found dead in penny pack park early tuesday. investigators combed the woods of the crispin rec center looking for additional clues and her cell phone has not yet turned up. as crews clear away brush at the murder scene a small memorial to connie grows, prayers that her killer will be found. a suspect accused of a brutal attack on a center city dog sitter is lock up tonight on two million-dollar bail. forty-seven year-old kenneth

todd isn't only charged with that home invasion robbery july 25th but also another incident in the same 1300 block of pine street, two days before that. tonight we caught up with victim maryann mchenry while she was walking a dog and who was doing much better since the beat ago this sent her to the hospital. >> i'm just glad he is not on the street anymore. very relieved. i can sleep at night. i haven't slept for days. >> police say that todd had been released from prison on a robbery conviction less than a in before this recent attack. a crook ripped off a senior citizen at her frankford atm and it was caught on the cash machine's camera. philadelphia police are seeking that man, for the strong arm robbery at 10:20 this is morning. several angles show him, snatching the 64 year-old woman's withdraw at wells fargo bank on the 5100 block of frankford avenue.

she was treated for shoulder injuries. hawaii is cleaning up tonight, from the first of a 1/2 tropical punch. tropical storm iselle lashed the the big island today downing trees and power lines and flooding roads. despite getting a foot of rain in some areas, some injuries or major damage had been reported. fortunately the second tropical system threatening hawaii has weaken, meteorologist cecily tynan is at the big board tonight tracking path and speed of hurricane julio. >> jim, fortunately julio has not only weakened but still forecast to pass 200 miles north of hawaii so no direct impact. that was not the scene though this morning with iselle, iselle hit the big island of hawaii early this morning as a tropical storm and pop graph i had a huge impact on the storm. you can see how the mountain, it is 14,000 feet, it just ripped this storm apart. now, it is really weakening and will be likely low pressure within the next 24

hours with some rain and it also, caused a major what we call, rain shadow effect, where the areas to the windward side of the mountain got tremendous amount of rain, up to 14 inches south of hilo, however on the leeward island you get that rain shadowless than a half inch of rain. it just depend where you are on the big island. i do have a live picture. thinks turtle bay, and the swells are still pretty largest specially the south, and east facing coast and this will be the main concern, over the next 24 hours. iselle and julio are both moving away from hawaii. iselle passing well down to the south and weakening to just a low pressure and julio more than 200 miles north of the the island chain, this likely will only bring in some high wind and some high surf. much better for that second blow. it is a swing and a miss, jim. >> all right, cecily. philadelphia eagles first preseason game is now in the books. the eagles lose to the chicago

bears, 34-28, and there is a lot that they will be working on, all this coming week in practice. jeff skversky has the game story and highlights. >> good thing season does not start for another month begins jacksonville in the opener. they have some things to work out. nick foles had one of the greatest seasons last year in nfl history. well, if they are going to do it again, they better work out the problems. >> preseason game, not too much. >> lesean mccoy, chip kelly and could not so in the world tonight, but early mistakes. nick foles throws two interceptions in the first quarter against the the bears tonight. eagles starting offense commits four penalties in the first three series of work. but not all of the bird played poorly tonight. right before the half, how about rookie josh hough, the third rounder from oregon, he flies across the field, 102-yard kick off return, it is not good enough, eagles

lose 34-28, we will have much more coming up in sports a little bit live with ducis rodgers in chicago with some post game reaction. >> thanks, jeff. philadelphia's landmark 30th street station is getting a new name, under the order of president obama. legislation went the on the fast track. the parting from the house making quick stop from the senate and arriving today at obama's desk. thirtieth street will be name william h gray the their 30th street station in memory of the reveered philadelphia politician but as "action news" reporter dann cuellar tells us, the change is not without critics, who wonder whether the decision was railroaded through congress. >> reporter: it was late congressman who secured millions of dollars to renovate the station which at the time was old and falling into disrepair. it ways congressman chaka fattah who came up with the idea to sponsor the bill to change the name. he praised the late congressman gray not just as a great proponent of amtrak but a trail blazer, first

african-american to chair house budget committee and first to serve as majority whip, the third ranking position in the house. he also noted gray's push for sanction as begins south africa during at part tied here a. the entire pennsylvania house delegation co sponsored the bill to rename 30th street station so it was widely expected to sail through. even so it is getting milk reviews, from the public. >> i love 30th street station and i was preferring it, to stay as 30th street station. >> i don't know the congressman. >> i remember bill gray. he did a lot for the city. good thing to do. >> reporter: you like the idea. >> i do. >> i think that would be a good idea. i really would. that would be i great idea. >> reporter: but for some the new name is a mouthful and they would prefer the name stay the way it is. >> it has been 30th street station for all of these years, i think it should stay 30th street station. >> because philadelphia is so historic, we should keep it, the the way it is. i like the fact that our city

has so many old historic monuments and i just think some things need to stay the same. >> they should not do it. >> reporter: do what? >> change the name. >> reporter: they should keep it the way it is. >> if it is not broken don't fix it. >> reporter: would i venture to say most folks will simply keep calling it 30th street station. even fattah concedes that. but he says markers to be placed inside would recognize the late congressman and the work that he did. name change is to take place in the next few months. from the soon to be william h gray the third 30th street station, i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". still to come on "action news" tonight a homicide ruling, 33 years after a presidential assassination attempt. the cease-fire collapse, bombs and rockets rained down gannon both sides of the israel/gaza border. and the house edge, in atlantic city casino is under scrutiny for how it handles tough situations with its guests. we will hear what the new mayor has to say bit all, cecily. we have a dry start to the

weekend but plenty of rain to the south. we will let you know, what we can expect next in the full accu weather seven day forecast. we will go live to ducis rogers in chicago for post game interviews from the eagles, that and more, when "action news" continues tonight. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse?

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death of james brady this week a homicide. brady was shot in the head, in 1981 during at as nation attempt of president ronald reagan. brady suffered brain damage and the me said today that brady's death monday was from the health consequences of the gun shot wound. the gun man john hinkley junior was found not guilty by reason of insanity back then and still at saint elizabeth's hospital in washington. the his attorney says the ruling is meaningless today because no prosecutor will bring such a case. the world health organization is issued a rare warning in response to the deadly ebola out break. today for only the third time in its history the u.n. agency declared an international public health emergency. officials say that an extraordinary response is needed to stop the out break, now the longest and largest on record. so far the ebola virus has claimed nearly 1,000 lives, across the globe. there is new surveillance

video at the heart of the lawsuit against harrah's casino in atlantic city. plaintiff rob coney said he thought he was dying after a security guard beat him and there is other video showing guard roughing up penn student sean oaks and here fighting with several members of the bins family of florida. all of the video comes from an abc news investigation and being used by a lawsuit by several harrah's guests whom they say too were mistreated and man handled. atlantic city's mayor don guardian, working to rebuild the city's image, is none too pleased. >> beating can't be tolerated. it is unacceptable. violence can't be tolerated. >> harrah's says its employees are trained to use the least amount of force and some of its workers maintain that it was the guests who caused the problems, one lawyer says more lawsuit are likely. this abc news investigation is the subject of tonight's 20/20. because it was postponed by

the eagles game tonight we are airing it at 1:37 a.m. so stay tuned or, more likely, just set your dvr. will let's get the weekend accu weather forecast from cecily tynan and accu weather. >> jim, weekend is looking nice. starting off lovely. storm tracker six live double scan showing dry conditions tonight, great friday night for chopper six to take flight and take a look at the center city sky line under clear skies tonight. really comfortable temperatures. our high today 82 degrees. that is 4 degrees below normal. right now in philadelphia it is 71 degrees. allentown is six 36789 reading 65. wilmington 67. sea isle city 71 degrees. millville, which is typically a cool spot has dropped down to 59 degrees. it is another great night for sleeping. satellite six with action radar showing high pressure, over toronto, it is bringing us clear skies, tonight and what this high pressure is doggies providing sinking air and it is suppressing the

clouds and the showers down to the south. some parts of the carolinas could get close to 4 inches of rain this weekend. but you can see how it is not making its way north. it is moving east/south east away from frustrates and that wl bring us sunshine right through the weekend. future tracker is showing it will be warmer tomorrow then today. 85 degrees. but still low humidity with dew point s generally in the mid 50's. so that is a really dry flow of air. on sunday wind shift southwest and that will pick up a few more clouds. temperatures 1 degree warmer, 86 degrees in philadelphia. but sunday will feel a little bit more humid work dew points rising up, into the low to mid 60's. still that is not oppressive. it is not that bad for august. you'll feel a difference in the air mass. if you are down the shore this weekend enjoy it. 75 degrees. the ocean temperature. the air temperature is 79 with loads of sunshine tomorrow, keep put ago this sun screen on, the uv index will be high, and sunday a few more clouds drift in but still a nice

beach day, with a high of 78 degrees. up in the mountains overnight lows dropping down in the low 50's, so really refreshing night, and comfortable day, saturday mostly sunny in the poconos, 76 degrees. sunday lots of sunshine, clouds will not make it up to the mountains on sunday with a high of 77 degrees. planning out your day tomorrow loads of sunshine in the morning, at 8:00 o'clock, 70 degrees. by 11:00 o'clock 79. 2:00 o'clock 83. by 5:00 warmer than today but below where we should be in the mid 80's. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, sun with a few clouds tomorrow, 85 degrees. great weather for union game. on sun take, slightly humid, a little bit more cloud cover but still a great day for outdoor activity, 86 degrees. on monday partly sunny, it will be mug which a high of 84 degrees and then weather begins to change by tuesday afternoon, so some thunderstorms likely will begin to bubble up, pop up storms ahead of the cold front

82 degrees. that cold front moves through early on wednesday, so ahead of it we will get rain in the morning, clearing by the afternoon. 84 degrees. behind that front a breath of fresh air, thursday and friday temperatures only in the low 80's, low humidity and sunshine. the only kind of hiccup to the seven day forecast is tuesday night and wednesday morning with a chance of some rain. we need rain every now and then. >> have a good weekend. >> you too. >> discount retailer returns to south jersey just in time for back to school shopping. "action news" was in pennsauken in evening as forman mills held its grand reopening. egg harbor township store will open up tomorrow. to celebrate the business it is offering $5,000 in vouchers to families on a first come, first serve basis. the two locations will provide 100 new jobs. day dreaming again?

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