you now have chris conley coming away with it. he was off to the end zone. he is down and he's reaching for his hamstring. the back of his leg. maybe that's why he could not gallop any further. obviously that's the case. we have seen much too much tonight. >> they don't need to lose any more of their wide receiver type weapons here. conley is one of the guys. on the team. he's like the one receiver side and the tricks with hill and with kelsey and all those guys. >> what it is issue was her her conley watches his left calf. >> you will see a ripple right there. something popped. he went down. i don't think i have ever seen that before. >> you can see it. quivering. conley who would have had a touchdown in all likelihood had that not happened winds up going to the locker room on a cart. >> kansas city and houston has one time out and also they can stop it with the warning. here is hunt. the 30 yard line and leading the league in rushing by a mile coming in. and now he is going to put a lot of space between him and anybody else. 107 yards. a third and a fourth

you now have chris conley coming away with it. he was off to the end zone. he is down and he's reaching for his hamstring. the back of his leg. maybe that's why he could not gallop any further. obviously that's the case. we have seen much too much tonight. >> they don't need to lose any more of their wide receiver type weapons here. conley is one of the guys. it's under appreciated i think on the team. he's like the one receiver side and the tricks with hill and with kelsey and all those guys. >> what it is issue was her her conley watches his left calf. >> you will see a ripple right there. something popped. he went down. i don't think i have ever seen that before. >> you can see it. quivering. conley who would have had a touchdown in all likelihood had that not happened winds up going to the locker room on a cart. >> kansas city and houston has one time out and also they can stop it with the warning. here is hunt. the 30 yard line and leading the league in rushing by a mile coming in. and now he is going to put a lot of space between him and anybody else.

our chris conley will join us this morning as the tributes pour in, all coming up here on "gma."e've been playing some of his music during the breaks, robin and we're going to miss him. thank you. >> it's something to be somebody that your name is said and everybody from just about any walk of life says but i love that song. >> yeah. >> everybody can get in on that. >>> we have problems on the roads today. this jam, i-95 northbound here in penn's landing and look at the jam from penn's landing to girard because of several disabled vehicles ran over a tire blocking the lane northbound at i-95 at girard. usually we don't see a northbound jam. now it's 29 minutes. southbound is extra heavy as well. we've had big delays with mass transit. now the norristown line 46 mint delays, dave. >> sky is getting bright out there. you can see the lack of cloud cover. it's a chilly start with temperatures in the 40's in some places like allentown reading and trenton. 48 degrees in trenton and wilmington. 43 in millville. 54 at this hour in philadelphia. as we go through the afternoon, it's going

chris conley spoke with the author. >> reporter: with the founder and editor, "rolling stone" covered roll counter culture and the world we know now. he with unprecedented access in phenomenal detail in the biography, "sticky fingers", highlighted as well, the star-crossed relationships with superstars his magazine covered, like john lennon. >> live in a new motion picture. >> reporter: whom he saw weeping in a theater, as the film "let it be" witnessed their demise. >> he gave him is essentially the exit interview, and it was john lennon pouring his guts out. >> reporter: he pushed mainstream stars to the edge, from brittany spears to jennifer aniston and david cassidy. what was the significance as your book covers david cover of "rolling stone." he'd been a teen idol, on the partridge family, squeaky-clean. nobody would have expected this guy to break out and become counter cultural. ♪ baby, we were born to run >> reporter: you think of bruce springsteen, he said it was a big deal in his life. >> huge. he was a generation of rock stars who grew up with "rolling stone", here's spring

chris conley spoke with the author. >> reporter: with jann wenner as the founder and editor, "rollingd the >> he recognized that the youth culture was going to be the culture. rock and roll was the first expression of that power. yann followed that on a biweekly basis. >> reporter: the author tells jann wenner's professional story with unprecedented access in phenomenal detail in the biography, "sticky fingers", highlighted as well, the star-crossed relationships with superstars his magazine covered, like john lennon. >> live in a new motion picture. ♪ let it be >> reporter: whom he saw weeping in a theater, as the film "let it be" chronicled their demise. >> he was there to witness that. and he forms this bond with john lennon and gets him to give him what was essentially the exit interview. and it was john lennon pouring his guts out about what it meant to be in the beatles. >> reporter: rolling stones' daring images pushed mainstream stars to the edge. from brittany spears to jennifer aniston back to 70s heart throb david cassidy. what was the significance as your book covers david