you have to give it up much andy is a great coach.ins football games and it's fun when you win. dawn. >> it is fun when you win. >> yeah. go eagles. thanks sean. >>> another a list couple calls it week. fergie and josh du duhamel is sn after eight years. they reece lease add statement saying... >> the couple share a four-year-old son axle. >>> that will do it for to us tonight at 11:00. tmz followed by dish nation at midnight. stay tuned for "the q". >> "the q". >> at 12:30 and the simpsons we're back here at 7:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia" weekend. scott you will be here to give us the latest on jose. >> yeah, watching those rip currents. >> have a great n >> judge judy: i want you to just tell me what you did. >> i went over to my parents' house, grabbed my dad, grabbed his sledgehammer. >> announcer: a not-so-subtle eviction. >> i said, "the police are on their way. let's wait till the police get here." she grabbed a hammer, and she began breaking the door. >> judge judy: you got a bad temper, madam. you got a real bad temper

you have to give it up much andy is a great coach.s football games and it's fun when you win. dawn. >> it is fun when you win. >> yeah. go eagles. thanks sean. >>> another a list couple calls it week. fergie and josh du duhamel is sn after eight years. they reece lease add statement saying... >> the couple share a four-year-old son axle. >>> that will do it for to us tonight at 11:00. tmz followed by dish nation at midnight. stay tuned for "the q". >> "the q". >> at 12:30 and the simpsons we're back here at 7:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia" weekend. scott you will be here to give us the latest on jose. >> yeah, watching those rip currents. >> have a great night. thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: the good looking dude who plays the clown on "it," turns outchicks still dig him. they're not scared. >> i have my girlfriend. she's still with me. that's all good. >> bill skarsgard. he says it's fun to see how shocked peoe are. harvey: this guy is particularly good looking. that changes it

andy?'s the toughest job because you're helping the president do the real toughest job. >> rose: right. >> which means you have to have discipline and bring order to chaos, and you also have to pay attention to what's happening outside the white house as well as inside the white house. and you actually have to make sure that the president is served with the challenge in time to meet the thj so when a decision is made, it is relevant, and not irrelevant. >> charlie, it's also-- it's also tough because one of the chief roles of the chief of staff is to make sure that the president is hearing all the voices that he needs to hear, that he-- that he's getting all the -- >> to be an honest broker. >> to be an honest broker. to be a very honest broker. and also, as part of that role, honestly, to tell the president no when he needs to be told no, and that's not easy. >> rose: that's not easy for anybody, is it? >> for anybody. >> particularly in this white house. ( laughter ) with a president who

rishaad: andy -- andy: yes. very, verydy, quickly, in that situation, what is the timeframe?ly? andy: i think the issue is the west is still sustaining consumption. you look at the u.s. market and historical high in terms of valuation. the central bankers want to sustain the situation. the issue is when people lose -- i don't think it can last more than five years. andy, thank you very much indeed. what a quick look at the business flash headlines. 2020 goalack from the -- it had hoped to double annual revenue by decade's end, but now they say the target will be reached two years later. the executive saying that current sales are not good enough for the acquisition of jim beam. and a list of potential buyers of an oil business -- we are told that they include mercury a injured -- mercury a energy from cyprus. sources say the leading bid for the whole division is a little under $1 billion. ordering moreg boeing freighters -- the chief executive is making the comments . flourishing.is they were up 11% through the end of july this year. the life of extend its iconic plane into t

many people cl doug peterson andy reid 2.0. hes have known him for more than 20 years and throw out the brotherly love when peterson goes head to head with the winningest coach in eagles history. >> the relationship goes back decades, andy reid the coach and peterson the player. and the first assistant job and coordinator job and convinced the team to give him the first coaching job and it means more to peterson and the eagles and chiefs but there is so much overlap. >> you want to go out of the box and present a few different things i know he will do the same thing. >> for doug this is one of those things he is looking forward to and very fond of andy and they are good friends wherever you get a chance to go against a friend you get gassed up for it. >> and reid has played the eagles before. the teacher 8-3 all time against his students but peterson is the only one who played for him and coached under him. >> i don't think of him as an explayer. has kind of moved on and now is coach. so yes, i have a lot of respect for him and

only problem is andy reid probably knows what he's going to call, and pederson know what is andy reidoing to call. but the chiefs have the better team. and it's just a monster. going to wreak havoc. >> can't wait. chiefs and eagles. for jamie apody, mike missanelli, i'm ducis rodgers. thanks for watching. see you back here next week. ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >> the trump administration takes steps to end the daca program. is it the right thing to do and what does it mean locally? let's get the inside story. ♪ good morning. i'm tamala edwards. welcome to "inside

andy carroll thought he had a gun.s to be taken into consideration. he was told he had had a lost life and history of being before courts. he had even been before thisjudge being before courts. he had even been before this judge and he being before courts. he had even been before thisjudge and he has spent a lot of his life before the court order in prison and they have tried many things to try to stop him continuing to go on with a life of crime. thejudge said he continuing to go on with a life of crime. the judge said he sentenced him to six years for the attempted robbery from andy carroll of his wristwatch, worth £22,000. he sentenced him overall to 11 years and three months. we heard he was with a motorbike going to isolating homes and stealing and carrying out a number of burglaries. from the impact statements we heard how the terrible effect on people, finding that someone had come to their has, especially isolated houses. and on the andy carroll attempted robbery, what happened was andy carroll was coming back

keep us posted on how you are doing in the hours ahead, andy. i appreciate your time. >> caller: will do. >> let's go back to michael in orlando. michael, as were you saying, it is his decision. he is prepared. he has seen what andrew can do. he says he is staying on the ninth floor. it is what authorities have been saying. if you decide to stay, be prepared and be aware we may not be able to come to you should you need our help. >> it's a big risk. a lot of people we have been speaking to in the last few hours are determined to stay and comfortable with that decision. we have to see how it plays out. isa, thanks so much in miami. let's go to the bahamas. we have stefano there with us. nassau is not a stranger to hurricanes. how are they dealing with what is happening? how are they dealing with irma? >> michael, what we have experienced is especially in the last few hours is definitely a sense of relief. nassau and the northern part of the bahamas has been spared by the worst burden of the brunt of irma. we have been speaking with the officials

. >> andy reed and doug pederson go way back 21 years.be no brotherly love sunday in kansas city. peterson wants to kick reed's tale and reed wants to kick the eagle's tale. reed has won eight of 11 games facing a former assistant coach so pederson may have to mix it up so reed doesn't know what's coming. >> you have to go out of the box a bit. i know he will do the same thing with offense. >> as far as reed, you want to forget his team spent with eagles. hear from andy when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ health, is having the freedom to do what you want to do with your life, every single day. so at aetna, we promise to keep finding new ways to join you so nothing gets in your way. because no matter where it is you're going, or whatever stage of life you're in. we believe that when it comes to health. you don't join us. we join you. new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father,

>> andy reid is known for the shovel pass. i ran a lot of them playing for him.y ran this actual play early on in the game. a great play design. you have guys going. a lot of guys with their defense to look at. and this was a great play. >> took advantage of that. and overaggressive eagle's defense. the full highlights. for that, over to jamie apody. >> hey there, ducis. if i told you the eagle's defense would hold the chiefs to this, you would have taken it. unfortunately it's 60 minutes. at the end of the half, the birds down three and seconds to play. carson wentz would be kicked off by terrence mitchell. actually, not. it was off mitchell's hands and right into his hands. now over 3,000 receiving yards. the sixth faster tight end in history to that mark. and a chip shot. two seconds left. rookie jake elliott misses it. birds down 6-3 at the half. in the third quarter, the birds took the first and last lead of the game when wentz found alshon jeffery for a 16-yard touchdown to make it 10-6. pederson is pumped. and the rookie, put the chiefs back in front. scor

tisha lewis fox5 local news. >> andy i'm just here to give you a platform.3 carpenter drive in sterling 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. please go by and help if you can. >>> we want to remind you that fox5 is always on. we'll have continuing coverage all day long pretty much hurricane irma throughout our show for the remainder of the time with us here in the 8 o'clock and then all throughout the day on our 5:00 and 6:00 and all the those we have tonight. check back in very latest on irma. head to our facebook and twitter pages fox5 d.c. and of course we'll have the very latest on our web site at fox5d.c.com. time now is 8:36. coming up, september is baby safety department on all the latest must haves for all new parents. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ it's not our blood that binds us. the places we're from. or the things we believe. it's that beast inside of us. the monsters we keep. welcome to the brotherhood of muscle. >> ♪ >> welcome back. your time is 8:39. september is baby safety month and here to give us some new and great safety products

andy moore reports.ay afternoon in a london suburb, people looked out of their windows to find heavily armed counter—terror officers in their alleyways and streets. many residents were evacuated as the police operation continued. the centre of their attention was the home of an elderly couple who had fostered hundreds of youngsters over the years. in 2010, penny and ronjones were both awarded the mbe by the queen for their services to children. in an online interview, mrsjones said they had recently started fostering refugee children, including some from syria and iraq. the search in sunbury followed the arrest of an 18—year—old man at the port of dover. police said it was a significant breakthrough. the device that failed to go off on the tube was made of home—made devices and packed with metal fragments. we will have to make sure that we take all steps we can to ensure that the sort of materials that this man was able to collect become more and more difficult to combine together. while the investigatio

. >> reporter: behind the camera is high school senior andy fancher. >> for 92 you're getting aroundr: his 55th interview with a veteran and counting. >> now is the time to ensure these stories are preserved for future generation. >> reporter: andy produces short films using the interviews and posts them to his do for others what andy wishes someone had done for him. >> i was sifting through old family photographs and i stumbled on one. >> reporter: it was his great grandfather gene t.fancher who survived the war but like so many other veterans died without recording his war stories. now it's a race against time. >> five of my interviewees have passed on since i interviewed them. >> reporter: john farris died 15 days after his interview with andy. the video was played at his funeral. nobody appreciates the project more than the veterans themselves. >> that kind of information is going to be extremely valuable. >> reporter: many of them have gifted andy world war ii memorabilia. >> he better hurry up, because there aren't many of us left and there won't be very long. >> give me just a

at 42 andy spruce streets in university city. when firefighters arrived the woman was trapped in the car, they freed her abbey took her to the hospital in -- and took her to the hospital in serious, but stable condition. no word on the injuries or what caused the crash. >>> a car hit and killed a pedestrian on a south jersey highway. the action cam was at the scene northbound lanes of 73 and maple shade township. the victim died at the scene. the vehicle stopped nearby, police continue to investigate the accident. >>> 7:04 a.m., service is back to normal on market frankford line after it partially derailed with passengers on board. investigators are trying to determine what caused the derailment. according to septa, the cars were operating on a single track system due to construction. the lead car came off the tracks when the train crossed over from the eastbound side to the westbound side, one passenger was treated for heat exhaustion. >>> protesters near st. louis, missouri turned violent for a second straight night following t

. >> andy reed and doug pederson go way back 21 years.re will be no brotherly love sunday in kansas city. peterson wants to kick reed's tale and reed wants to kick the eagle's tale. reed has won eight of 11 games facing a former assistant coach so pederson may have to mix it up so reed doesn't know what's coming. >> you have to go out of the box a bit. i know he will do the same thing with offense. >> as far as reed, you want to forget >> say what you want about andy reed, he is the winningest coach in eagle history and most wins ever in the nfl. he spent 14 seasons with the eagles. despite being fired, he has fond memories of philadelphia. >> it's part of your history, part of your life. i don't want to forget philadelphia. people were great to me. the organization was great to me. again, i'm all red now. >> it's bizarre to this day seeing andy reed wearing red. >> it is. thank you, jeff. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." music from dustin lynch. "action news" continues at 4:30. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis roge

andy, thank you very much for talking with us today. just tell me, what was it like to be the person who had to deliver that news in that setting? >> katy, thank you for having me on this day where we promised we would never forget and also a day where we have to pay attention to what has been happening to our citizens because of natural disaster. but september 11, 2001, was a manmade disaster, it was a terrorist attack. and the president did not know about the attack when he walked into that classroom in sarasota, florida. he'd been told it was a small twin engine prop plane crashed into one of the towers in the world trade center in new york city. i then learned it wasn't a small twin engine prop plane in fact there was another plane that also hit the world trade center. so when i entered the room, i delivered a message he didn't expect to hear, he certainly didn't want to hear it. but i delivered it in such a way that we didn't need to have a discussion. i didn't present any questions for him to answer or even invite a dialogue. i ju

andy grammer! lunchmoney lewis! [ cheers and applause ] "give love" is available now. you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. bye-bye, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- jake tapper. star of "top of the lake china girl," actress gwendoline christie. music from gary clark jr. featuring the 8g band with allison miller. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night," how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case let's get to the news. former first lady michelle obama dressed up as beyonce to celebrate her birthday this weekend and not as barack thought, to celebrate his. [ light laughter ]

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- benedict cumberbatch, savannah guthrie, musical guest, andy meeaturing lunchmoney lewis, and the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 738, higgins. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at how great you look. welcome, everybody. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show!" this is it, baby. you're here. you did it. [ cheers and applause ] here's what people are talking about. i saw that amazon is removing ale hillary clinton's new memoir "what happened." [ light laughter ] but to be fair, they're also removing all the 5-star reviews that hillary gave herself. [ laughter and applause ] "i -- i mean, she is very relatable!" did you guys see this? it came out that trump called attorney general jeff sessions an idiot, and sessions responded by sending a a resignation letter to the white house. [ light laughter ] but no one saw it, 'cause the guy who sorts through the resignation letters had also resigned. [ laughter ] so there was no one -- >> steve: what are you gonna do? >> jimmy

andy puzder, thank you so much. >> thank you, trish.t now, republicans lawmakers are about to unveil the tax plan any minute from now. we've been reporting. i will refresh you here. the plan will collapse the current seven tax brackets can to three, 12%, 25%. top rate would be 35%. we are hearing rumors some high earners mayç see a surtax on that. we also know the corporate tax rate will be cut from 35% to 20%. the president was out speaking moments ago said, he originally wanted 15% but they couldn't make the numbers work. 20% is the number. he is now at and he is not negotiating he said with that 20%. to is it. it is not everything that the president promised. it is not everything lawmakers promised but is it good enough, good enough to help our economy? joining me right nowç bull's-ee brief publisher and author adam johnson and shelby holiday. adam, what you see, i would point out we don't have all details but very have some. >> they are leaking details. it is simple trish, hooray for america. weave been waiting since 1986, last ti

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i can only speak for myself andi that.lf and i would like to see spain continued to be united. translation: the decision to unilaterally declare independence is not something, not a decision i would make, it is a decision i would make, it is a decision which will have to be made or not by the catalan government. i think it would be very wrong and i think it would be very wrong and i think that right now when everyone knows the referendum cannot take place because there is no electoral committee or anyone it —— organising the referendum, there are no ballots, there are no people at the voting stations so it is crazy. all this will lead to is noise but certainly there cannot be a valid democratic referendum with guarantees, with minimum guarantees. what would make sense in a situation such as this is to go back to common sense and put an end to this whole story, the only thing it is doing is generating division, tensions and it is not contributing anyway to the citizens situation so want this to be resolved as soon as possib

eagles are facing their former coach andy reid who rarely loses to his former assistant coaches, andelped eagles cause how about all of the fans that have made their way out to kansas city for this trip. listen to this. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> yeah, it is loud, as eagles coach doug pederson and team arrives in kansas city where pederson was offensive coordinator under andy reid. pederson and eagles trying to deep their emotionness check as they are trying to start two-zero for second straight year. eagles know winning out here against the chiefs will be tough. >> we were getting something to eat, lot of excitement, everybody as you can see, live right now. it will be a fun game. >> we have to concentrate, focus on doing our job, their assignment, communicate, as well as we can, and, you know, come here to win a lot of memories are going through your mind when you think of andy. >> yeah, he drafted me. i want to show him that i still got what he drafted me. i'm just excited. i'm exited to get out there with my teammates to try to go get this win. >> reporter: and, for eagles to get

you're un -- does andy every call you and give you ideas for your set?t over your head you wouldn't get it. [ laughter ] does andy ever call and give you notes? on your acting? >> he doesn't say the same thing about me. >> jimmy: yeah, no, yeah. i have to tell you saw "mother" last night. i'm still shaken to the core. >> i thought you were just kidding, okay. >> jimmy: not my mother. >> right. >> jimmy: i saw mother the other night. like it's our mother. >> oh, thank you for seeing it. >> jimmy: no, your movie "mother." >> yeah, it's very -- it's hard to watch. >> jimmy: yeah, we don't have the same -- we're not brother and sister. [ laughter ] you're the daddy. >> i thought you were being andy cohen. okay, anyway. >> jimmy: no, yeah. no, i saw the movie -- i saw your movie last night directed by darren aranovsky. which is a coincidence i grew up with an aaron daranoski. >> oh, really? >> jimmy: no relation. oh, and -- i saw this move last night and i am still shaking. i don't know what i went trough. >> yeah, i know. >> jimmy: why did -- how did you --

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andy: it is interesting.hink these tech companies touch more parts of our lives as they grow and become more powerful. they affect people in a way that feels more miserable -- feels more visceral. anticompetitive? that question is much more difficult to answer. but because they tie just in many ways, we feel the competitive -- because they touc ways, than anger may be expressed in many ways. we feel that competitive situation. i don't know this anger is bubbling up in the things we use every day. julie: if we do see a result of this public anger, increased regulation or antitrust action, how do you feel about that as a venture capitalist? do think the interests of these tech giants we're talking about and folks were in your position the verge -- who are in your position diverge? andy: if you believe that anything that enables our companies to compete better is a good thing, then yes. these companies are into competitive in ways we think they are. how would we do that? thatmportant thing is given these compani

andy murray was part of the gb team that won the trophy two years ago. action with a hip problem but he's hoping to return to action at the beginning of next year. double olympic champion max whitlock will head the british team for next month's gymnastics world championships in montreal. it'll mark his return to competition after he took a six—month break after rio. courtney tullock, nile wilson, amy tinkler and claudia fragapane are also in the squad. jake lamotta, here in the red, has died aged 95. the former world middleweight champion's story was famously portrayed by robert deniro in the 1980 film raging bull. there's a degree of unrest at durham county cricket club. chairman ian botham has called for a transfer system to be introduced, after talented young all—rounder paul coughlin agreed a move to nottinghamshire. he had a release clause in his contract, allowing him to leave if durham were relegated, which they were last season, so durham received no fee. graham 0nions, now durham's leading all—time wicket—taker, understand's botham's frustration

he's going to face his old boss and mentor andy reid.dy reid is 8-3 when he faces his former assistants. take a look. doug started as a quarterback under andy reid in his first year here at the eagles. then doug came back to be. an assistant coach. he was the offensive coordinator and they both talk about facing each other for the first time. >> i didn't think of him as an ex-player, but he's kind of moved on and now he's coach. >> it will be fun to see him over there. red on the other side. >> i have a lot of respect for him. i think he's doing a nice job there. >> i know he wants to kick my tail and kick his. >> once you start the game. >> once we tee it up and kick it off, it's all about the business and all about the game. >> they sound like. >> blitz came of the week. here are your choices on the screen. go to the nbc 10 app or call the number on the skraen to vote. we are in pine hill, new jersey, at the youth hockey foundation. they are raising money for kids in the inner city. take a look at the fliers out on the golf course. way

it's been a long time coming andi of the world.t to get back into the ring. he says all three of his belts on the line and it mayjust be the ibf and the lesser regarded ipo, they may ta ke the lesser regarded ipo, they may take those titles out the equation as he is not facing their challengers. time for some cricket now — more on bangladesh and australia in a minute but first england's players have been going through their paces ahead of the third and final test against west indies which starts tomorrow. after a surprise victory for the windies in the last test at headingley, it's all to play for at lord's. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. here we are in the final test match of the english summer, september at lords can sometimes be a cold and dismal scenario but with a real sense of excitement here. that's because of the west indies and their victory in the second test at headingley meaning that the players are practising here with something new. a sense of confidence and self belief. that is very precious for any sport

and you mentioned some of them, andy. budget implications and economic implications that the agriculture in florida has probably been decimated. we're going to see price increases for citrus throughout the country. this is all going to filter through the economy. >> yes. there is going to be an impact to so many aspects of our economy as a result of this disaster. this is an unprecedented disaster, and if combine irma with harvey, you've hit two significant centers of entrepreneurship and economic success. houston has got to get back up and running, and i think they're doing a good yjob there trying o get back on their feet. florida has to get back up and running, but it's also been a bruise on our economy. the disaster centers will help people rebuild which means there will be great demand for laborers and equipment and material to reconstruct and rebuild our infrastructure, and the department of transportation also plays a big role in making sure the infrastructure in place to support a mobile economy, and elaine chau i

tonight, andy samberg, brandon micheal hall, music from macklemore ft. offset. and now here's jimmy kimmel! >>> how are you doing? thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i'm laughing because one second before he announces my name, my fly was all the way down to like my knees. the perils of hosting a talk show, you know? thank you for joining us on a day of great relief for many million of americans. because the graham/cassidy health care bill, a bill i've been speaking out against all week, it shall not pass. senator mcconnell decided to pull the vote. they didn't have the votes. i haven't been this excited about something being dead since bin laden. on behalf of my family, especially my son billy, i want to sincerely thank those of you who called your representatives and made your voices heard. i bet the walls in the oval office are filled with tiny little fist holes today. republican senator sues an collins and john mccain stood up against graham/cassidy. they broke with their party and the president will the good sense last night to lash out against john

andy moore reports.a saturday afternoon in a london suburb, people looked out of their windows to find heavily armed counter—terror officers in their alleyways and streets. many residents were evacuated as the police operation continued. the centre of their attention was the home of an elderly couple who had fostered hundreds of youngsters over the years. in 2010, penny and ronjones were both awarded the mbe by the queen for their services to children. in an online interview, mrsjones said they had recently started fostering refugee children, including some from syria and iraq. the search in sunbury followed the arrest of an 18—year—old man at the port of dover. police said it was a significant breakthrough. at this stage, we're keeping an open mind around whether more than one person is responsible for the attack, and we are still pursuing numerous lines of inquiry, and at great pace. the device that failed to go off on the tube was made with home—made explosives and, it is believed, was packed with met

andy still has seven ballparks left to go.ans on ending with a boston red sox and fenway park on october 1st. sean bell, man, i wish i could have done that. >> yeah. >> right? >> is that -- you don't have to work. you can just go. >> that's his school project. >> i know but still like the money. >> he's getting credit for it. >> how is this able to happen? i want to life. >> exactly. >>> okay. i know. we're talking baseball which is good. because the football season is about to take over i still want to talk to phillies. i have to smo them some love before this whole thing >>> sean bell taking a break from the eagles. showing a little love to the phillies. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> i know football season and that's all anyone wants to talk about. i get it but have i to show love to the phillies before we absolutely forget about them. okay. for the first time in long time there's actual hope surrounding this team. it's all about the young guns much first of all reece hoskins is a super hero. he's ryan howard he's jian

there's no reason why tomorrow is a bit more special as they return to kansas to face his mentor andy reid. >> the closer you get to the

thanks, andy. we have among our group a quilter and she just felt that she needed to do something that was going to reach students, was going to be a calling card for this that perhaps even the black and white images from 100 years ago wouldn't be as effective doing. so what she did was she got the images that she could, there were only a few of the 146 and then in others she sketched out from family photos that really couldn't be replicated which she believed to be as close to a rendering. and then she took images that were poems, these right up here are lists of the names of those who died and their ages and you'll see that scattered throughout. some union slogans at the time. and this has traveled around the country. it was on display at st. john the divine cathedral in new york city for a couple of months last year or the year before. and you can hit the next slide. this is a companion quilt then following the plaza disaster in 2013 in which 1100 workers were killed, garment workers. and these

(andy) ew. these are so gross. hey. hey. hey. (sighs) andy, why did you buy these? smiles. i know. you have to start practicing, though, 'cause very soon, everybody's gonna be watching you. don't. i can't even think about walking down the aisle and having all eyes staring at me. although i think i talked jerry into a-a wedding in the dominican republic. really? destination wedding? want to keep it small, but you and sam will come, though, right? yeah, of course. could take some vacation time, make a real holiday out of it. yeah, i can't even picture sam on vacation. he doesn't even own shorts. i don't mean to be a party pooper, but you did offer me the couch, right? yeah. well... i'd kind of like to use it, 'cause i'm pretty tired,

andy reid and doug pederson compare sons continue.alked about the biggest thing he learned from reid. that's coming up next in sports. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic ♪ >>> the eagles getting ready to take on the chiefs and doug pederson can't escape the andy reid compare sons much that's probably the biggest story line going into the game. the protegee versus the teacher not the same guy but boy do they do a lot of the same thing. trying to figure out who has the advantage here but it actually might be a wash. today doug pederson talked about the biggest thing he learned from reid. >> the discipline part of the football team. the structure. um, you got to be -- got to be black and white with players and coa

the first time after 19 seasons as an nfl head coach andy reid faces off against former player who isoach. doug pederson spoke today about the head games he expects big red to play. >> i put myself in those situations this week, you know, kind of understanding game situations and, um, probably more so thinking kind of knowing what he's thinking will a little bit and then how would i reaction? obviously and putting myself and going through those exercises that way. >> early look at the schedule. everybody circled week two and said that's going to be a tough game. no doubt about it. kansas city is one of the toughest road venues in the nfl i'm not so sure it's impossible to win there. that's my take. let's hear what our "game day live" analyst the great g. cobb think. >> i think gout a game coming up on sunday which is going to be a lot like two brothers playing each other, because they run the same system offensively but the big thing i think the chiefs have they've got so many more weapons. it's going to be tough for the eagles to go down there and beat them. that's why i pick the chi

andy still has seven ballparks left to go.s on ending with a boston red sox and fenway park on october 1st. sean bell, man, i wish i could have done that. >> yeah. >> right? >> is that -- you don't have to work. you can just go. >> that's his school project. >> i know but still like the money. >> he's getting credit for it. >> how is this able to happen? i want to life. >> exactly. >>> okay. i know. we're talking baseball which is good. because the football season is about to take over i still want to talk to phillies. i have to smo them some love before this whole thing ends. they have a bright future. i'll tell you why in my sports commentary. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic the best.der. the s-cla

eugenie bouchard branded her a cheat and andy murray said he was surprised that so many top level athletesarently had heart conditions. i don't think it's for them to really have an opinion because they don't have the facts. so, you know, ithink that those are the types of words that make headlines and they will be used as headlines, but ultimately this is my career and ifaced it head on and i admitted my mistake, and i went about it and i served my suspension and now i'm back. the canadian play said that you are a cheater and shouldn't be allowed back into the sport because it sends the wrong message. what do you think? those are comments not based

with andy warhol and then, as he turned 20, made the very tricky transition from street artist to fine to be, you know, massive. he knew that. he knew he was going to be famous from the very beginning, the first time i spoke to him. the rest of us, we were like making our art and trying to impress the other 300 or 400 people that were downtown on the art scene. basquiat was looking well past that, he was looking at global domination. he became the toast of manhattan's super wealthy collectors. he was called thejimmy hendrix of art, the post—modern picasso, but he was, and for a long time after his death in 1988, largely overlooked by the art establishment. partly that has to do with him being black. there really wasn't a black presence at the highest levels — blue chip levels — of the art world ,and also the sense of, like — you know, black people, you're great at the singing and dancing and all that, but the conceptual stuff, leave that to us. you know, leave that to white europeans. and that's really offensive and that alone made jean crazy. jean—michel basquiat‘s hybrid artworks wit

joining us right now kentucky republican congress andy barr onset, rhode island congressman david ciciliny, what's your take on senator's plan? >> i think it's good that the senate is working before the september 30th deadline to send something back to the house, of course, we took action in the house to address the increasing premiums to deal with the skyrocketing costs associated with obamacare and declining choices. these problems are not going away and so i'm very optimistic that the american people will continue to put pressure on the senate to deliver on our promise to repeal and replace obamacare. maria: congressman, are you going to agree to lindsey graham's plan? >> no, i mean, sadly the republican proposal doesn't address any of the problem in the affordable care act. this provides a huge tax cut to the richest americans, makes deep cuts to medicaid, doesn't require states to cover

listen andy reid teams are well prepared as we know. we have to do the thing this weekend. >> i've a lot of respect for him, i think he has done a nice job there. i know he'll have his team ready and they will come in here. they have a good football team and good coaches, they will come in, once you start the game you're playing the game. it really doesn't necessarily matter whose over there. >> reporter: and perhaps the which he is match has started, andy reid has not taken to the field during pregame warmup they have not spoken all week. first week in the nfc history the chiefs have none had a loss that includes beating the eagles in 2014. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> there's always a first time. >> go eagles. >>> today more than 100 young adults are partnering with habitat for hue manhattan philadelphia chapter to help 8 seniors in need. they plan to help with home repairs ahead of the roshashana the high holy days. >> bob brooks has more. >> reporter: this is made in conjunction with the jewish federation. the gentlema