eagles defensive lineman brandon brooks goes back to school. >> a south jersey airman returning from his seventh tour of duty surprises his little girl at her school today. i'm nora muchanic in marlton. i'll have that story coming up. >> well in addition to the rain we were one of the coldest places in the country. today's high only 56. minneapolis 91. i am tracking some summer-like warmth on the way. i'll let you know when it comes in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> if you didn't hear it correctly we have brandon brooks going back to school. those stories and more when "action news" continues. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >> ♪ >> new at 6 o'clock tonight we love seeing those surpris

. >>> new eagles guard brandon brooks spent time in the classroom today.neman signed a 40 million-dollar deal with the bird in march, took a personal finance class at plymouth white marsh high school. brooks played financial football with the students, as for real football, he feels good about the eagles, quarterback situation. >> very exciting. you know, we have number two pick in carson wentz. get him in here and get work and learning from both sam and chase. both guys, have done good things in this league. i think in the locker room, we're building something special. our chemistry is good. everybody is getting extra work, working hard. coach pederson has been awesome. like i said looking forward to big things. just kind of shocking people as far as what we do this year. >>> "action news" returns a hi i'm clint black... have you heard of rett syndrome? i hadn't until my niece courtney was diagnosed. rett syndrome is a neurological disorder which occurs mostly in girls. it is often misdiagnosed as autism or cerebral palsy. rett syndrome strikes without wa

. >>> brandon brooks spent time in the classroom yesterday, he spoke to a personal finance class at plymouth white marsh high school. he played financial football with the students. as for real football he feels good about the eagles quarterback situation. >>> very exciting. we have a number two pick in carson . our chemistry is good. >>> kentucky darby is later on today, this is the overwhelming favorite, night 3-01 odds. >>> we paid 400,000 for him. he had an amazing rookie career and now here he is in the second season, he is going for the championship. >>> that's a looks at sports, i'm ducis rogers, you have yourself a terrific weekend. >>> we'll be back in just a moment. we'll have an update on our top stories that including our breaking news, we learned that fire in montgomery county has claimed the lives of three people, one is a child. we're back after the break. for my family's future. plan and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, tha

brandon brooks who signed a 40 million-dollar deal with the birds in march spoke to a finance class.for real football he feels good about the eagles quarterback situation. >>> it's exciting. we have a number two in carson wentz. him getting the word, sam and chase have done good things in the league, i think in the locker room we'll build something special, the chemical tree is good -- chemistry is good. coach peterson has been awesome and looking forward to big things and shocking people this year. >>> the kentucky darby is later on today, this is the overwhelming favorite nyquist 3-1 odds. if you're unfamiliar with nyquist his trainer talks him up. >>> first-round draft pick we made 400 million for -- 400,000 for him. he had an amazing rookie career. else in his second season and going for the championship. >> reporter: that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers, you have yourself a terrific weekend! >>> 9:27 there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm mlk day -- melissa magee this is joey one o

. >>> big man brandon brooks signed big.ensive lineman inked a five year, 40 million-dollar deal with the birds in march. today imto speak at whitemarsh today. brooks played a game called financial football with these kids and i had a chance to catch up with him about eagles football. is he excite about getting to work? >> very exciting. got the number two pick in carson wentz him coming in, getting the work and learning from both sam and chase, you know, both guys who have done good things in this league and i think in the locker room we're building something really special our chemistry is good. everybody is getting extra reps working hard. coach pederson has been awesome. looking forward to big things and kind of shocking some people as far as what we do this year. >> you're not worried about the situation at all? sam is going to be with the team on the field in your opinion. >> yeah, i'm not too worried about it. he's dealing with what he has to deal with but i know he'll be back and when he comes back he'll work hard an

the original clip shot by a 15-year-old boy, brandon brooks. i have a quote from him. he says everyone who they were putting on the ground was black, mexican, arabic. the cop didn't even look at me. it was kind of like i was invisible. i'll close there. thank you. [ applause ] >> so, get us started in the conversation and quickly invite your comments. please, think of questions for this amazing group. we thought a lot about blackness and the white gaze. i'm curious about how the white gaze relates to white people. so some critical theorists said we don't define whiteness other than it not being of color. so we have lots of constructs of what it means to be black. not so many constructs what it means to be white. so i'm curious about whether the blind see whiteness, how they think about that. >> interesting question. so the blind white respondents i spoke to exhibited what was termed racial transparency in her piece from 1990s she talks about how whites are unable or unwilling to see race or their own race or whiteness as a race but see other people as racialized as bla

i'm brooke thomas, good morning. >>> it's gone! >> brandonr now playing in japan. he won a year's supply of beer and $10,000 after one of his home runs landed on a beer sign in the tokyo dome. laird said he may give some of the beer away to his teammates. >> good for him. >> is a year's supply of beer a good thing? >> depending on how many you drink. >> okay. >> it's a good thing. >> it's a good thing. all right. to be clear. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, jon bon jovi talks with us about his legacy of hits. plus, he and his lovely wife show how they are serving others. >> looking ford that. >>> the creators of a startup is said to be like whole foods meeting costco. see how they want to help families live healthier. >>> time to show some headlines from around the globe. "the orlando sentinel" reports on a discovery by nasa's kepler telescope. spotted nearly 1,300 more planets beyond our solar system. that is the largest ever single confirmation of new planets. nine of them could have life-supporting cond

. >> brooke, with from what cbs news sources are saying, will center on the training's engineering brandon bostian, what he was doing leading to up last year's derailment. he may experience dollars situation al awareness being second before the train derailed. >> play 12, 2015, this site in port richmond, amtrak 188's engine and seven cars, derailing off of frankford junction tracks. engineer brandon bostian was at the helm. later this morning, the national transportation safety board probe delves deeper into the likely cause identified by cbs news sources as a quote loss of swear al awareness. former ntsb chair mark rosenker. >> it would be kind of like you driving down the belt way and you are in deep thought or listening to something and you were supposed to get off on an exit and you missed it. you really don't realize where you are at that moment. >> that may night approaching the frankford curve the train hit 106 miles per hour. more than twice the speed limit. bostian hit the brakes mere seconds before 188 derailed, eight were killed, some 200 were hurt. >> there has been no public

brooke thomas. later today, the national transportation safety board will issue its opinion on last year ' deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia. sources say the results could indicate engineer brandonby radio transmissions. another source says there may also have been issues with the train's emergency window of the eight people died in the crash, and hundreds were hurt. >>> now, for the eyewitness weather forecast, meteorologist, katie fehlinger live. >> we are watching at least the combination every our next disturbance, already starting to knock on our doorstep, but at the moment, most every russ still dry. what you see on the radar, a loft times, can be little deceiving. we are towelly seeing the rain eventually push n but not here yet. even despite what the radar is reflecting here, so i would say probably another 09 minutes or so we begin to see the first raindrops fall over delaware specially, and then move eastbound, 56 degrees, the current temperature at the airport, not see much movement on these thermometer readings, simply because we have some clothes overhead, also dodging raindrops through the midday. it looks like it is mainly confined to the southern tear of the area