covington more. >> okay commissioner covington you're done at this time. >> yes. i am at the last meeting he put forth quite a few of the items. >> commissioner hardeman you want to - >> i was not expecting the no questions of chief williams and i really did want to go back for a second first of all, you have to report on the post station one that is a monstrous amazing job so you have to keep on reporting that is delayed but no problem where the fire department that is your report that is sad you have to do that you're not responsible for that and then the other thing i'm happy to hear that the 48 hours 4erz and calls are going down i want to say that thank you chief williams. >> thank you, commissioner. >> thank you, thank you very much commissioner hardeman. >> last week when i went to jenny's retirement party i was pulled aside by greg that works in the office of administration i met him seven years my brother introduced me to him he did a climb up at the top of the transamerica building i volunteered to barbecue and greg remind me of this and was nice that pl

covington more. >> okay commissioner covington you're done at this time. >> yes. i am at the last meeting he put forth quite a few of the items. >> commissioner hardeman you want to - >> i was not expecting the no questions of chief williams and i really did want to go back for a second first of all, you have to report on the post station one that is a monstrous amazing job so you have to keep on reporting that is delayed but no problem where the fire department that is your report that is sad you have to do that you're not responsible for that and then the other thing i'm happy to hear that the 48 hours 4erz and calls are going down i want to say that thank you chief williams. >> thank you, commissioner. >> thank you, thank you very much commissioner hardeman. >> last week when i went to jenny's retirement party i was pulled aside by greg that works in the office of administration i met him seven years my brother introduced me to him he did a climb up at the top of the transamerica building i volunteered to barbecue and greg remind me of this and was nice that pl

commissioner covington. >> thank you, mr. president and thank you for your presentation and good work, commander buckley and the rest the reserves. i must say that during that huge mission fire that we had a couple years ago, it was wonderful to see how many reservist were deployed to help with that. i watched them work, i was very impressed with their dedication, with their skill and their willingness to jump in and do whatever was needed to fight that fire. a fire alarmer and i really appreciate your work. i had a couple questions. how does the department support the reserves? >> they support us with the training officers. they are there every thurs day night with us and offer support through our drills and offer their expertise on whatever we are drilling on that night. >> and where does your financing come from? >> grants, donations. we scrape together what we can. i can get a lot of things donated to the reserve program. i have done a lot through reaching out to different departments and getting stuff donated to us and o

so thank you, again. >> thank you commissioner covington. any other commissioners wish to say anything? i would just like to say, job well done. he rose, at all ages and i think it was a marvelous thing and thank you very much for your heroism and saving a life. so, without further ado, mdm. sec. next item >> item five k-9 badge ceremony for sffd k-9 search team. assistant deputy chief chief jane francisco k-9 program manager to introduce capt. peter gross program training coordinator who give a brief overview on the sffd k-9 program and present the badges to their handlers to pin on the k-9 search teams. >> hokum chief francesco >> thank you. i'm very excited to be here for the same francisco assistant of the cheaper the homeland security division i'm also serve as the k-9 program manager which means on the liaison and point of contact to california urban search and rescue task force number three down and speed menlo park it am very excited today to indoctrinate and bring it to the department are for newest members. our four k-9 from k-9 se

commissioner covington. >> thank you, mr. president and thank you for your presentation and good work, commander buckley and the rest the reserves. i must say that during that huge mission fire that we had a couple years ago, it was wonderful to see how many reservist were deployed to help with that. i watched them work, i was very impressed with their dedication, with their skill and their willingness to jump in and do whatever was needed to fight that fire. a fire alarmer and i really appreciate your work. i had a couple questions. how does the department support the reserves? >> they support us with the training officers. they are there every thurs day night with us and offer support through our drills and offer their expertise on whatever we are drilling on that night. >> and where does your financing come from? >> grants, donations. we scrape together what we can. i can get a lot of things donated to the reserve program. i have done a lot through reaching out to different departments and getting stuff donated to us and o

commissioner covington. >> thank you, mr. president. just regarding this subject of dormitorys or dormets or private rooms, the fire fighters have been very forxing and frank in what they want and they want the dormitory. they feel that's more culiegeial, more community and some spend 30 years in the dorm tores so think they are very used to them. it is just part of the san francisco fire fighter culture. we don't have metal helmets. we have leather and that's also part of the san francisco fire tradition. you know how it is looking from the outside because i never slept in a fire house, looking from the outside it seems as if it is more comfortable another way, but sometimes in large families if the family moves to a larger house all the children have their own separate bedrooms and wake up in the morning and everyone is in one bedroom. we have this nice big house now and are like ngo no, we want to stay together. i think it is wonderful that the members were canvased and late accommodations were made even though the department was goi

. >> covington, okafor not playing tonight or the rest of the season.kafor is done for the rest of his season with soreness in his right knee. sixers are shutting down robert covington because of a m meniscs tear. irving pushes justin anderson. anderson says take this, the one handed slam off the miss. sixers missing way too many guys to keep up with lebron james. irving and lebron down as many as 32. sixers lose 122-105. >> eagle defensive end chris long says he's following his heart and it brings him here. doesn't hurt that the love of his life grew up an eagle's fan. long has a long history. father-in-law howie played villanova, first college game at the link against temple and first nfl game against the eagles 2008. >> all i can remember is the fight's on. i remember thinking throughout my clear, i was like, i would love to play in a city like that, that kind of atmosphere. my dad was like you would love philly. >> eagles introducing new quarterback used to play in new orleans. >> philly training is over. real deal monday in cincinnati. here they ar

commissioner covington. >> thank you, mr.resident and thank you for your presentation and good work, commander buckley and the rest the reserves. i must say that during that huge mission fire that we had a couple years ago, it was wonderful to see how many reservist were deployed to help with that. i watched them work, i was very impressed with their dedication, with their skill and their willingness to jump in and do whatever was needed to fight that fire. a fire alarmer and i really appreciate your work. i had a couple questions. how does the department support the reserves? >> they support us with the training officers. they are there every thurs day night with us and offer support through our drills and offer their expertise on whatever we are drilling on that night. >> and where does your financing come from? >> grants, donations. we scrape together what we can. i can get a lot of things donated to the reserve program. i have done a lot through reaching out to different departments and getting stuff donated to us and our

commissioner covington. >> thank you, mr. president. this is not in any particular order, but just for consideration of my fellow commissioners for future agenda items. a report on vision zero and tasc. discussions regarding dedicated marine unit. i did receive sure all received in the packets a few pages on tsunami preparedness. tsunami preparedness week was march 27 through 31. i assume that this is given to us for our perusal and it is needed comment. well, i see that the department is preparing a tsunami preparedness plan and so i would like to know more about that. >> very good. >> and i had requested earlier that we have a presentation on the feasibility of solar panels on our propertys i say properties because we have more than fire houses and the department. and in regards to one of the letters we received concerning aerial ladder inspection, i would like more nrfckz information on that as well. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner covington. >> is there a clarification, i know there is a notice about the april 26 meeting, is t

. >>> talk about smart-handed, no embiid, no okafor, no covington. and saric restricted to 24 minutes because of soreness in the heel. and it's winding down. tonight the new guy, poythress, signed in a pinch. fighting back in the third. two of his career high 23. and saric comes back in as they try to get back in it. heel looks great, huh? sixers within four. but the raptors run away with it. 113-105. the last time they won at toronto? 2012. >>> let's play ball. phillies open the season tomorrow at 4:10 in cincinnati with jeremy hellickson making his second-straight opening day start. hoping it goes better than last year, they were swept in cincinnati to start 2016. but, hey, it's a new year with new expectations after finishing with 91 losses. the manager is shooting for the playoffs. how about .500 with his young team. >> we should be capable playing .500. rest depends on how much the player improve. they have learned from last year, from spring training. there was a lot of competition. there's a lot of kids that are knocking on the door. >> we exp

the minutes as specified commissioner hardeman a second commissioners. >> second. >> commissioner covington as seconded the motion do i need to take public comment madam secretary. >> to the public none with public comment in terms of the minutes at this time public comment is closed. i'll call for the question. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? passes thank you madam secretary item 4. >> item no. 4 - presentation from the surf rescue committee - discussion. >> assistant deputy chief rudy castellanos and captain robert styles pertaining the surf rescue committee and program. >> thank you very much chief joanne hayes-white would you like to introduce this item please. sew commissioner vice-president nakajo i'd like to ask the assistant deputy chief if the airport revolved in this surf rescue committee to present this in addition to other members of the san francisco fire department i know several of the commissioners are supportive and had a lot of good questions about the program where it came from and the extension of the program so assistant deputy chief castellanos. >> assistant

linebacker hicks and rob covington were on hand to lend their support tonight.afety malcolm jenksens was in center city to launch his new clothing store. it will specialize in custom designed men suits. sharrie williams was there to check out the merchandise. ithe store is set to open in june. let's go to draft central on the parkway. ducis rogers, we know the biggest names in football are coming to philadelphia. what about local kids? they'll feel emotion going into the draft as well. >> it will be a dream come true when they hear their name called on the stage. the finishing touches are still being put on the stage. the draft is a three day event but there are other things. several players visited shriner's hospital. korey clemmon from glassboro, new jersey, they can't wait for this day to come. >> i'm anxious to see where i'll be at. i have been a calm, cool, collected guy. i rarely get nervous, so i'm not nervous, but the waiting to see where i go, that's exciting. >> it will be a memorable day for everybody. i want to share with my high school, middle schoo

robert covington this time. he has a meniscus tear. what is with all the knee injuries? >> i suppose you could connect some of those dots because some of it is true. to point at some reason that this has happened would be reaching, i think. but it's just one of those things, i think you go through the sport, our sport especially of basketball, especially nba basketball, i think they're quite common. >> men against boys tonight. sixers taking on the cavs. take a look at justin anderson, the king goes down. retaliation pushing anderson into the bench. i don't want no scrub. and takes it down the court. sixers lose 122-105. >>> jimmy rollins was released by the giants tonight. phillies back home tonight. the boys are back in town. season opener is monday in cincinnati. how about the story of brock, making the majors for the first time at 27 and was in tears when he found out and that video went viral. >> wasn't really able to hold it together that is because both my parents didn't answer the phone when i called. the reporters were the first people i talked to. once they got

sixers lose 114-113 helping the lottery >> well sixer's robert covington is heading for surgery, benmons is healthy. he's been cleared to resume for basketball activity to be on target for next season's opener. brett brown calls it excellent news. the sixers have not determined if he will play in the summer league. >> i'm looking forward to getting back on the court and a big season. i'm appreciative of all of the support around me, family, friends, sixer staff. they did a great job. >> so does ben simmons look ready to play or what? before the game tonight in new york, taking candy from a baby. taking on a knicks fan, take that. goodnight. ben simmons looks ready to go. >> the kid will remember that for a long time. forever. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." music from john may i don' mayo. "action news" continues at 4:30. for adam joseph, ducis rogers, cecily tynan the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, pe

all the while robert covington >> three to go ahead, covington for the lead, yes. >> yes.> mcconnell can he get it off , yes, the sixers win. but the season still produce sod weird, wild moments like cancelled game because of the wet floor. and the jahlil okafor trade that never happened. as the season progressed dario saric proved to be a big part of the future. >> saric for the three, got it >> but nerlens noel was dealt before the deadline. we had an injury scare with joel embiid with the blazers followed by a huge performance with the rockets where he dropped 32 points in 28 minutes g times weren't last as embiid would be sidelined for the year with the torn mens cuss, overall, sixers season gave us a wide range of emotions but hopefully better things to come next year. so what comes next for sixers. draft lottery is may 16th. we will find out where sixers will select and if they can come away with the lakers pick which is their if it does in the land in the top three, next year, it has to be year one of the turnaround, in more tanking, in more losing, embiid, simmons,

this tree on south avenue in covington road crashed into a stoplight. people in the area said they're not surprised at the damage. >> the wind was howling, the windows were shuttering, and it felt like the trees would come through the apartment window. >> reporter: anything come through? >> no, we were praying, and god protected us. >> reporter: thousands lost their electricity when the trees came down, but for some, it was just a cue to go to bed. >> as you can see from the stuff on the driveway, a lot of stuff blew down, but we didn't lose any big things. >> reporter: just the power. >> power, yeah. and as i said, i'm lucky i didn't even have to start the generator. i just went to bed. >> reporter: people are starting to clean up the mess here, police departments sent out an alert warning people that power is out, a lot of intersections here in the city r so they want to remind you to treat them as four-way stops. reporting live, mat keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> thinking fast this morning at starbucks. the store got fresh milk delivered by ha

and covington had a surgery on a torn meniscus, he called it a baby tear and will resume activities this>>> and finally wrestle rarely making an appearance but monday night raw, the big show off the top rope. the ring collapsed. and 800 pounds of nets crashing down and look at the replay and look at the ref e, he sells it and falls out of the ring. it happened just after 11:00 and jim i brought that to you today. >> it they know if that was going to happen? >> are you giving it away? >> i wouldn't think of that. meteorologist cecily tynan, with the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> cecily tynan says this is easily th

all the while robert covington >> three to go ahead, covington for the lead, yes. >> reporter: tj mcconnellontinued to grow. >> mcconnell, gets it off, yes and the sixers win it. >> reporter: but season still produced some weird, wild moments like cancelled game because of the wet floor and jahlil okafor trade that never happened. as the season progressed dario saric proved to be a big part of the future. >> saric for the three, got it >> reporter: but nerlens noel was dealt before the deadline. we had an injury scare with joel embiid against the blazers. and followed by a huge performance against the rockets where he dropped 32 points in 28 minutes. the good times wouldn't last as embiid would be sidelined for the year with a tern men is cuss, overall this sixers season gave us a wide range of emotions but hopefully better things to come next year. so what comes next for the sixers? well, draft lottery is may 16th. we will find out where sixers will select and if they can come away with the lakers pick which is their if it doesn't land in the top three. it is a bic summer for the 76ers. i'

. ♪ >>> over to tupelo, mississippi, where this guy part of the covington family is preparing us forgine on. he's not going to be inside. turn the engine on and these huge black exhaust pipes they've mounted to the truck is going to poof. so here we go. he reaches inside, turns the truck on. >> oh. >> dude. >> whoa! >> get out. >> well -- >> how does that even happen? >> the thing is, it's somewhat indicative of what it's like actually having children. all your best laid plans will go out. everything ends up kind of broken, honestly. he's just preparing himself for parenthood. >> you might be onto something. obviously they're having a boy in this family, but that was kind of overshadowed by the mishap and the fact that the truck rammed against the tree and dude ended up falling on his booty. >> luckily it hit the tree and wasn't in the water. >> oh! >>> now over to washington where this family is going to reveal the gender of their baby using a bow and arrow. >> okay. what goes wrong in this one? >> nothing. >> oh, thank goodness. >> dude's got skills. and he busts the balloon. there

linebacker hicks and rob covington were on hand to lend their support tonight.y malcolm jenksens was in center city to launch his new clothing store. it will specialize in custom designed men suits. sharrie williams was there to check out the merchandise. ithe store is set to open in june. let's go to draft central on the parkway. ducis rogers, we know the biggest names in football are mi to philadelphia. what about local kids? they'll feel emotion going into the draft as well. >> it will be a dream come true when they hear their name called on the stage. the finishing touches are still being put on the stage. the draft is a three day event but there are other things. several players visited shriner's hospital. korey clemmon from glassboro, new jersey, they can't wait for this day to come. >> i'm anxious to see where i'll be at. i have been a calm, cool, collected guy. i rarely get nervous, so i'm not nervous, but the waiting to see where i go, that's exciting. >> it will be a memorable day for everybody. i want to share with my high school, middle school, eleme

labron rudely greeting t >>> the sixers have shut down robert covington and jahlil okafor for the remainingens games, and two, labron and the cavs are in a major slump and together, and you get the highlight. dario saric and the sixers shorthanded in the land. second quarter, sixers down 15. and the cavs also playing some tenacious as well. there's kyree with steal. it's highlight time for lbj at 34 points and nine boards. now in the third, love is in the air. kevin love. with the three. the cavs snapping a three-game losing streak and stomping the sixers 122-105. >>> baseball. imagine the look on the phillies face when is they arrived in town. they went from clearwater florida. where it was 80 degrees and sunny, to this mess. the fightins wrapped up spring training the big club arriving at citizens bank park on monday, they opened their season in cincinnati. here's what general manager matt klentak expects in 2017 >> last year we won 71 games, our hope and expectation is we'll improve this year. certainly if the spring is an indication, we're off to a good start but the game starts for rea

. >>> clay wasn't only one on the operating table today, sixers forward robert covington had surgery to repair a tear in his right knee. he should be on his feet in two weeks and back to hoops, this summer. >>> i don't care who you are, no one likes taking a pay cut. according to the nfl network brent celek has agreed to slash his salary by 1 million. instead it is 3 million, instead of four. >>> just saying. >>> hopefully bird can use some of that money on defense. during a late season five game losing streak they allowed 26 points, every opponent. and that is through adjustment , and it may serve the guys well. >> we started off hot and then we kind of just was looking for, stats a little bit too much, i guess. you know, we worry was a little bit too much on sacks other than playing freely when there was no expectations. >> hockey players, may have the best hand/eye coordination , montreal's andrew shaw, at practice, this morning, at ms g, throwing the puck up, hits the ceiling all with his hockey stick and then catches it. >> caught it on the blade. >> my goodness. >> wow. >> this

sixers robert covington had surgery today to repair a meniscus tear in his right now and will resumel by the summer nhl and william carlson with a shot off the board and stays with it and that is a goal and columbus remains a live with a 5-4 victory. that is sports. thank you ducis rodgers and bucks county middle school student on a mission to feed people around the world mattie hoffman was joined by pennridge north middle school and organizations of the organization stop hunger now and boxed up 10,000 meals after school under mattie's leadership the school raised thousands of dollars to purchase all the ingredients and the food will be donated to pennridge fish and other organizations that help people in need. jimmy kimmel live next on channel 6 followed by night line and we have katerine hagel and rob delaney and music from dream car action news continues at 4:30 with matt o'donnell and tamala edwards and karen rogers and dave murphy and for cecily tynan and ducis rodgers and the entire news team i'm jim gardner.

commissioner covington. >> thank you very much mr. president. thank you ginny franklin for always being so diligent and positive and really sholdering white a heavy load. there is a lot that goes on on your side of the building, so we will miss you and have a great time in retirement. >> thank you. >> thank you. vise president nakajo. >> thank you very much, president cleveland. i just wanted to say ginny franklin, ginny, thank you so much. part of this is this is my 22 year as a fire commissioner and your 37 years speak for it lf. when i entered the department as a commissioner i was always amazed at the dedication of the men and women of the department and i came in a era when the consent decree was implemented and we had a lot of tradition in san francisco as we always do and it was amazing the men and women dedicated to the department where the retirement yearerize 35, 36 and 37 and you achieved the level in the department of consistent giving. back in the day when it was jones street and someone was new as a commissioner, the fire departmen

we've heard this before, sixer it sixers center okafor is done because of his right knee and robert covingtonown because of a slight meniscus tearful moment. >>> sixers missing way too many guys to keep up with labron james. irving and labron, sixers down 32 they lose 122, 105. >>> chris long said he is following his heart. it doesn't heart the love of his life who grew up in morris town new jersey. long has a very long history here, his father played at villanova. his first college game was at the linc against temple and his first nfl game was at the linc against the eagles. >> i was chasing around donald- donovan mcnabb all day. i was thinking i would love to play in a city like that, it has that atmosphere. my dad said you will love philly. >> reporter: eagles introducing patrick robinson who used to play with malcom jenkins in new orleans. >>> phillies spring training is over, the real deal starts monday in cincinnati. here the phillies arriving at citizens bank park from clearwater, one guy who can not wait for monday in opening day, brock sassy after tearing up making the team on the 25

the mess hall in covington township has it's own charity foundation. the charity helps vets and the money comes from spare change the customers leave behind. the restaurant puts part of its weekly profits into the foundation. >> we help the vets, we help the active military families back here at home. like if they need something or a fridge or bill to be paid we can help them. they can come here and they will get the help they need. the owner came up with the military theme to honor her sons, two soldiers. >>> brick fest live at the greater expo center in oaks, montgomery county. 10:00 a.m. to 6 today and 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. >>> record store day celebration of the independently owned record store is happening at vinyl revival in landsdown from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. >>> lace up your running and walking shoes for the valley forge run. there's a three mile walk and 1.7k young patriots run for kids ages 6 to 14. >> all right, welcome back everybody, saturday morning, 9:25 a.m., 56 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a dreary and gray image of the commod

. >> sixers forward robert covington had a surgery to repair a torn meniscus. a four to six week recovery and should return this summer. someone should check in the water with the sixers meniscus. and jahlil okafor and joel embiid tore it twice. >> thank you. >>> 50 local students scored the chance to learn from the best when it comes to playing soccer, a soccer clinic was held at the stadium for the union. they gave them training advice and ran them through different training stations and a few players were there to offer advice as well. >>> more than $90,000 in improvements are completed at the h. flexor brown boys and girls club in wilmington. local and state representatives cut the ribbon to unveil the changes and the facility got a new gym floor and pool floor was resurfaced and lighting fixes and fixed the locker rooms. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for

circumstantial shut down robert covington and jahlil okafor for remaining seven games because of kneenumber two, calves are in a major slump, add those together and you get this highlight. dario saric and sixers, shorthanded, in the land last night, second quarter, sixers down 15, khiry irving shaking and baking and fades right there with the j. what he is electric on the night. cavilers playing tenacious defense. kyrie with the steel. we will go other way, show time for lbj, he had 34 points , nine board. in the third, love is in the air, kevin love, with the three ball. cavilers snap a three game losing streak and beat sixers 122-105. sixers play raptors tomorrow. >>> baseball i can only imagine look on the phillies faces when they arrived in town last night. they went from clearwater, florida where it was 80 degrees and sun toy this mess. fightins have wrapped up spring training, the big club arriving at citizens bank park , on monday, they open up in cincinnati. here's what general manager matt klentak expects in 2017. >>> we are looking to make organizational progress. last year

. >> reporter: graterford prison red dog became invaluable saving live of the william covington a corrections officer attacked during a riot in the 1970's. he was also prison fix it man, mentoring inmates across the state. >> me and i fathered relationship was always, you know, 100. >> reporter: heywood carter was two months when his dad went inside. >> he taught me how to shoot pool, how to fight. >> reporter: no his mid 60's red dog credits family for his sanity. >> never let me give up. >> reporter: that and supreme court ruling that make mandatory life without parole sentences illegal for juvenile s, gave reddog the chance to ride to freedom and his new home, with his brother >> i feel joyful, i want to help him as much as i can. >> i got to learn how to live with him. >> reporter: he will savior every moment. >> it is a beautiful day. >> reporter: proudly let the world know that the boy he was , 49 years ago is gone. >> at this age i'm proud of the fact that i can, cry in front of the people. help me feel human. >> reporter: in north philadelphia, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-

of the border in toronto playing the raptors friday they will shut down jahlil okafor and robert covington with both knee injuries. >>> back the two flyers, since they have to use anthony stola rsz they have founder i can sam game ski who filled in for blacks hairs when their goalie got sick. he got the call again. dave hakstol tried to put him in the final 242nd bye referees said nope, since was not hurt, crowd booed and rightfully so. two minute penalty on the referees. >>> that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. >>> still to come right here on "eyewitness news", watch where you walk your dog, in this morning's pet project, animal advocate carroll erickson explains why those put also put your pet at risk. we are back in two >>> carroll, good morning. >> good morning. >> gentlemen. >> jan, we are here with a lovely dog named adoptable at pennsylvania spca. i want to talk bay interesting study that came out. that is my dog marvin. i adopted him from the show, in november. marvin has had a rough life, in and out of shelters, in two different states for extended period

, north of the border in toronto playing raptors, friday they shut down jahlil okafor and robert covington knee injuries. >>> now back to the flyers, since they have to use anthony stolarz they have found another backup, eric samgame sky who filled in for black hawks when their goal got sick. he got the call again. dave hakstol tried to put him in, for final 242nd but referee said no. since he was not hurt and rightfully so. too bad for referees for ruining a moment. >>> that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal. have a great day. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have coming up at 7:00. >>> some will run, others will walk, we will go to the art museum to see why people are up early this morning for the donor dash. >>> and, it is war part of having a credit card, right? those fees. jim donovan has easy ways to get rid of the fees, and put that money back in your pocket >>> and, sunday sure lives up to its name but keep that umbrella on stand by this week , justin drabick will tell you when you will need it on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. ♪ we buy any