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you have been talking about you and buffalo. kurt klein: right. in buffalo, i was in printing, and i graduated and improved myself a little. i found some other jobs in printing. of course, at that point, from then on, both my sister and i were trying to make it possible for our parents to follow us. i should mention that i also had an older brother who came to the states about a year after i did although he initially settled down. i forget the exact sequence. first in new york and then in boston and then back in new york i believe is how it was. we, of course tried very hard to get our parents to follow us but those were difficult times here also. it was not easy to get the necessary papers for my parents. at least it was difficult to convince anybody that there was any immediate urgency about getting them out, and the answer usually was, "yes, in due time after you have established yourselves, you will see them follow you." while we continuously worked on it, really, nothing that happened, really until november 1938 when kristallnacht came. then,

. >> a buffalo goes after lion cubs in front of the tourist. >> start chasing him. >> the wild ride to steer them to safety. >>> one sky diver is about to hit another. >> knocking him unconscious. >> uh-oh >>> see what finally saved him as he hurtled toward the ground >>> a worker behind the counter lets the customer have it. >> he really has issue. >>> the trigger for a grande size tantrum >>> pluses it is bus word for your chance to win an ipad mini. >> and a military dad's homecoming. the in the hospital he surprises his 3-year-old son. >> hi daddy. >> oh! >>> got all kinds of animals in these videos. we start in uganda where a guy and his friends from confer were on a safari. the action is about to start form what action it is. the ones in danger the lion cubs because the buffaloes, they're the ones on the attack. >> whoa whoa. >> the guy said the lions were protected. they pull a cowboy and they start chasing him. [ yelling ] >> they did an up-close look. look on you tiny that little creature is. they were able to chase them away. >> as a buffalo you have to feel a bit ashamed abo

. >> reporter: last year camp director katie evanbeck bought a purse second hand at the buffalo exchangerkeley. she was searching for her keys when she found a diamond wedding ring deep inside a hole in the lining of the purse.

it was from buffalo and from there he went to cleveland -- erie pennsylvania then to cleveland. these are retracing his steps. hundreds of thousands of people. thousands passing the caskets at each stops. all the towns were draped in black. from there to columbus ohio where he laid in state and the state capital. from there, indianapolis. from that point, that duplicated and reversed lincoln -- the trip lincoln took out when he went to be inaugurated in 1861. from there it went to chicago, because that was, by now, a large city. he laid in state in chicago for three days until he left ahead back down through illinois. in illinois, -- this was all night, too. the train was supposed to leave at 9:00 in the evening and left at 10:00. all of these towns had thousands of people with on fires as the train passed through illinois, his home state. fol -- jolliet, 15,000 people there, all these towns draped in black, there were portraits of him. the train itself had a portrait of him in the front. they came to the town where i live in bloomington at 5:00 in the morning, having gone throu

it got to buffalo. from there, he went to cleveland or erie pennsylvania, then to cleld cleveland. people -- thousands of people ple pa passing by the casket at every e one of these stops.st all the towns were draped in black. it it was just an amazing scene. from there to columbus, ohio. s where he laid in state in the pita state capitol.re to from there to indianapolis. to that point, that duplicated and reversed the trip that lincoln took out in the first the fi place. but when hers went to be innaug rated in '61.up from there, went up to chicago, because that was by now a large city and he laid in state in chicago for three days until he he left at that point to head back down through illinois. in illinois, he -- this was all night too. l thefe train left at 9:00 evening.evenin it was supposed to leave at 9:00.10:0 it left about 10:00. all these towns had thousands of bo people with bonfires as the rough trainil passed through illinois, his home state, of course. joel yet was 15,000 people in joel yet and all these towns were draped in black. they had portraits of lincoln. the

it got to buffalo. from there went to cleveland -- or erie pennsylvania, then to cleveland. and this is all retracing steps. still hundreds of thousands of people lying in state, thousands of people passing by the casket at every one of these stops. all the towns were draped in black. it was just an amazing scene. from there to columbus, ohio, where he laid in state in the state capital. from there to indianapolis. to that point, that duplicate in reverse the trip that lincoln took out in the first place when he went to be inaugurated in '61. from there, went up to chicago because that was by now a large city and he laid in state in chicago for three days until he left at that point to head back down through illinois. in illinois, he -- this was all night too. the train left at 9:00 in the evening. it was supposed to leave at 9:00. it left about 10:00. and all these towns had thousands of people with bonfires as the train passed through illinois, his home state, of course. joliet was 15,000 people were in joliet. and all these towns were draped in black. they had portraits o

host: john in buffalo. caller: let us not get ourselves. this country is never again going to send its troops into mass urban warfare. that is all gone. if we get into a situation where someone is going to ask us to take out a whole city of people or a bunch of terrorists, we are going to lighted up or new from. --nuke them. this facility is to train soldiers to frighten americans an urban cities. it is coming. 25 years ago -- host: what convinces you of that? caller: let me finish please. after they dropped the wall, i went into poland and i was appalled to find that people were required to carry identification with them at all times and let the government know where they were. i was appalled at that being an american citizen. that was 25 years ago. the other thing, one less comment, i live in buffalo, new york. i see in south buffalo there is a large military storage center that has suddenly popped up just off the highway where there is all kinds of military equipment being stored there for some reason. i cannot imagine why. i will take y

. >>> lesean mccoy is a buffalo and has eagles on his mind he claims his former coach is making moves due to race. >> we're jammed, details on the jam up coming up. mcdonald's is bring back a character for for the purpose of the first time since 20 -- owe for the first time since 2002, he looks a little different. that's later in the morning buzz. every month, mr. johnson goes to the drugstore and connects with a pharmacist to renew his arthritis medication. which means he can keep up with his granddaughter at her wedding. when older pennsylvanians make the most of programs supported by the pennsylvania lottery, like prescription drug programs, we all benefit. learn more at palottery.com. the pennsylvania lottery benefits older pennsylvanians every day. >> welcome back you're taking a live look here, down the shore into atlantic city, 5:13 right now, 60 degrees, shaping up from a weather standpoint of being a nice thursday. >>> i-95 still a problem? >> reporter: things change quickly in traffic. we had a major accident on i-95 brocking -- blocking the three left lanes that just cleare

oh no the running of the buffalo is not over. >> just stop! >> just wait. >> they keep coming like right at them. >> come on genius. go around. >> looked like they were heading straight at them. >> playing chicken. >> go out and -- >> playing buffalo chicken. couple of wings. >> just want to remind people it's our responsibility as human beings to take care of each other. this is 84-year-old hope shepherd and her caregiver, one of her employees at this retirement home. watch how this woman is treating this poor 84-year-old woman in her own room. she just keeps pushing her and shoving her, forcing her down on the bed and as this woman tries to fight back this caregiver's attacks gets more and more violent. you're probably wondering why there's a video camera in this room. it turns out hope shepherd ended up with a broken arm about a year ago. and her family got suspicious. so they placed a hidden camera inside the television in hope's room. and they caught this. now, of course they turn this had video over to authorities. and -- >> oh! >> what

they open against pittsburgh and they're at buffalo and buffalo is pretty good. they should beat jacksonville at dallas. by the time tom brady gets back they could be one and three. >> the owner says it exceeds any expectation and the team gives support to tom brady. >>> the country's tornado outbreak has turned deadly. five deaths. one in arkansas and four in texas. from the air in van texas, it looks like a bomb went off. a twister packing 155 miles an hour winds hit the team. >> this is something you only see in movies. seeing where these homes stood. they're not there anymore. >> and just east of dallas this remarkable video. >> ride up a little, buddy. >> in texas a ranch owner saves 31 horses from rising waters. this morning almost the entire state is under a flash flood watch. in parts of colorado there's this. flood waters swallowing up an balance. a week of rain and snow is to blame blame. >>> the crash test results are in and the best performer overall, the nissan mir raun know. naming it the top safety place. ford flex earned an acceptable rating. the

solomon moved into his parents home and soon caregivers from hospice buffalo arrived. >> they explainedt they were going to do, and solomon said "okay, so when do i have to go?" and they said, "you're not going anywhere." >> yeah. >> you're gonna stay right here. >> yeah. >> reporter: looking at family pictures, the harrises recalled how both sons had convulsed with pain, a problem that solomon's hospice nurses addressed. one son's death wholly redirected the passing of another. >> to see paul go through that kind of pain, and solomon within days, going from days of that kind of excruciating agony, to being able to sleep, literally go to sleep and not see him, you know, go through that. that was the-- i can't even tell you. >> reporter: at the harrises' church, word spread quickly that at home. solomon was dying, peacefully, at home. >> reporter: narseary harris has been sharing her story with the wives of black pastors across western new york and urging them to help re-shape the community's views about hospice. >> reporter: but back in los angeles, at a gathering of black seniors, the

then at buffalo and buffalo is pretty good. they should beat jacksonville at home. then dallas. by the time tom brady gets back they could be 1-3. >> bob costas, good to have you here. thank you very much. >>> now to our other big story. tornado watches this evening for parts of indiana, michigan, and ohio. a remarkable 25 tornadoes broke out of the south yesterday, killing at least six people and triggered flash floods. the town of van in north texas took a direct hit from a tornado. spinning winds up to 140 miles per hour. that's where kerry sanders is tonight. >> reporter: van, texas, a town torn apart by at least one tornado as drones flown by search and rescue teams revealed today. >> tornado just hit our town. >> reporter: with little warning people were trapped in their homes. >> it was crazy loud. my kids were scared. i was scared to death. just praying we made it through. >> reporter: now the desperate search is on for the missing. >> the twister spun our car around, lifted it up, flipped it over about three or four times. a tree landed on us sb. >> reporter: andy and h

newark and buffalo were scrambled. norad had to escort an air france flight to jfk.lice questioning the french crew during the flight. >> you have anyone injured or sick on the aircraft? >> no, nobody sick. >> you haven't had anybody sick during the flight correct? >> correct. >> that is when we landed and they stopped us. this is when we knew something was wrong. >> that air france flight was searched and nothing hazardous find. the fbi investigating the fight of calls or threats on flights. >>> the spike in murders and gun violence in baltimore over the weekend. police say at least 28 people were shot. seven of them died. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake calls it disheartening. the murder rate in the city is up 47% this year. this is the first time in 15 years baltimore had more than 33 homicides in a single month. >>> the city of cleveland reached a settlement with the justice department with what federal authorities said a pattern of civil rights violations. details on reforming the cleveland police department could be announced today. comes days after a

only 49 right now in buffalo.gh the western portions of new york state and pennsylvania and again that will continue to drift southeast over the next 24 to 48 hours and should arrive very late tonight into tomorrow morning and in the form of drenching downpours. most of today looks all right. just warm and sticky out there. if you head to citizens bank park phillies taking on colorado rocky and hopefully we get a win out this one. game 3, sun and clouds, warm and sticky. 86 by first pitch and 9th inning 88 degrees. you factor in the humidity it feels like 90, 91, 92 depending on where you live. pollen count high today medium high oak, mulberry and glasses then look what happens monday, tuesday, wednesday as that rain comes in washes pollen out and allergy sufferors catch a nice break starting tomorrow. that's the latest for now when i come back take talk more about drenching downpours in the 7 day forecast. >> chris, thank you. >> the big story on "action news" sunday morning is death ever beau biden son of vice-p

ann curry for nbc news, buffalo. >> so, so glad that ann followed up on chekina's story. her all the best. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. . >>> right now at 6:00 bold but necessary. tonight, the state on the verge of laying down the law when it comes to the water conservation. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. today, state water regulators say we didn't conserve enough water in the month of march, less than 4% and that's likely to prompt strict new restrictions. the meeting right now is happening. the state water leaders have been at it for nine straight hours. at issue here how much each california city will be asked to cut back. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in san jose. when would these cutbacks again? >> reporter: if approved it would require some bay area cities to cut back as much as 36% and in addition to that the new regulations would ban cities from watering medians like this one. tonight, state water reg

is it sour grapes over being traded to buffalo? or is there a reason other than coincidence that the eagles have the most white players by far in the nfl? in the magazine shady says, you see how fast he got rid of all the good players especially all the good black players.them the fastest. that's the truth. there's a season -- it's hard to explain with him. but there's a reason he got rid of all the black players -- the good ones, like that ". >> i think he definitely is running the risk of damaging a lot of people's memory of him being here. >> also in the news today 243 page report concludes that the patriots deliberately deflateed balls used in the afc champion championship game and quarterback tom brady was at least generally aware of the rules violations. something he he did need in january. >> i have no knowledge of anything. >> text messages from patriots employees psychiatric mcnally and john, suggests that brady gave them cash and memorabilia in he can change for provideing him with footballs to his preference. mcnally act

but cold air is moving n you can see cool air in cleveland buffalo with temperatures in the 50's, that is what we will look forward to come tomorrow morning. temperatures falling through the 07's this evening by 11:00 o'clock it will be 69, and coming up in the seven day forecast we will talk about when we will bottom out in the 40's. our next chance of rain and all important holiday weekend forecast. all of that later in the broadcast. >>> the polls close in less than two hours and our coverage of the pennsylvania ues here in election central. the the marquis race on the ballot today is the primary for mayor of philadelphia. all six of the democrats trying to turnout their vote hoping to emerge on top tonight. we will go to olde city where "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has been trying to keep up with the candidates as best he can. he has more on that and voter turnout, steve. >> reporter: chris, in the last few election that is did not feature an incumbent candidate for mayor only 30 percent of the population showed up to vote. we wondered what people thought about this el

that is the route i wish he had gone. >> we will be seeing more of shady and buffalo bills. they play eagles december 13th in a game you can see right here on cbs-3. just a note, mark your calendars. >>> our time 5:13. receipts get traffic and weather together with katie. >> good morning another pretty stellar day overall expecting to see more sunshine than anything. high pressure regaining control yet again and we end up with a nice warm day what's more, if you have outdoor players, they are a go. lets go first to storm scan three. it isn't a heck of a lot. we have clouds moving from north to south here and as we continue to track high pressure and still leads to nice weather to wrap up the week. is there a storm system starting to show more organization here, now and because it has been setting up shop and somewhat gestationry off of the carolina coastline here, it is going to potentially gather some tropical characteristics. in the next 24 up to 48 hours the national hurricane center may intervene and actually upgrade this to a depression and a name system. we have to kee

>> i put in here. >> buffalo bones are not buffalo. >> no, they're actually pork and buffalo sauce.egar and memphis rub. i love the sound effects. this takes a minute and a half. look at the beautiful brisket. >> look how easily that cuts there. >> look at that. yeah. >> it's a nice commentary back here. >> do you want me to slice it? >> slice away. >> where is a fork? >> is this a jalapeno? >> we grilled those and then we hit them with a little lime and soy. they're called chili toryawnoes. you're doing a great job. >> i can't get over how easily this cuts. >> how long do you do those in the deep friar? >> a couple minutes. >> you put on -- >> memphis rub, right. then a little of our memphis mop. give it a toss. vinegar ey. goes great with the pork. we have buffalo bones there. >> then you put the sauce on? >> yep. >> look at that brisket. >> who is hungry? >> caveman portion. >> grads and dads with graduation parties. you'll see this buffa-et. >> everybody wants to -- barbecue best friend. >> are you ready for your assignment. famous daves will be joining us every friday during ou

some satisfaction for lee's family in buffalo. of them could believe it. like fellow attorney chris miller who was appalled, she said. >> absolutely the last person in the world. i mean, if you told me these 20 other people did it -- yeah, okay. uh-huh. but not rob. not the rob i know. not our rob. he didn't do it. >> reporter: somebody made a big mistake, said chris. and as a former sheriff, she ought to know. >> reporter: but aren't the law enforcement officials and officers just trying to get at the truth here? >> possibly. but even wanting to get out of the truth doesn't prevent you from making mistakes. i mean, i saw it when i was a sheriff. >> reporter: from his jail cell, rob found a phoenix-based defense attorney a man named dwane cates. >> i liked robert from the second i met him. i only got to talk to him through a piece of glass. and -- he struck me from the very beginning as somethin' different about robert. somethin' from my normal -- normal clients. >> reporter: and once cates heard about the case against his new cli

>> buffalo bill cody and bill hickok had known each other for a long time.out the wild west and convinced hickok that we had to share this with the new generation of people who didn't know the wild west as they did. cody invites him to be part of this wild west show. >> let's get this over with. i feel ridiculous. >> okay. easy now. are you going to make it? [ laughter ] >> he played a parity of himself far removed from the western frontier. >> this will take just a moment. >> all right. can you turn down the damn lights you've got over there? >> right there. that one! [ gunfire ] [ screaming ] the pressure of the spotlight proves too much. and he heads west again in search of redemption. in the black hills of dakota territory where gold has been found, hickok joins thousands of fortune hunters flooding the town of deadwood. >> i don't think you could have found anyplace more violent than deadwood, south dakota. it just was a place that has no law. people are stealing from one another, people jumping one another. there are people that are being killed in a v

>> buffalo bill cody and bill hickok had known each other for a long time. the wild west and convinced hickok that we had to share this with the new generation of people who didn't know the wild west as they did. cody invites him to be part of this wild west show. >> let's get this over with. i feel ridiculous. >> okay. easy now. are you going to make it? [ laughter ] >> he played a parity of himself far removed from the western frontier. >> this will take just a moment. >> all right. can you turn down the damn lights you've got over there? >> right there. that one! [ gunfire ] [ screaming ] the pressure of the spotlight proves too much. and he heads west again in search of redemption. in the black hills of dakota territory where gold has been found, hickok joins thousands of fortune hunters flooding the town of deadwood. >> i don't think you could have found anyplace more violent than deadwood, south dakota. it just was a place that has no law. people are stealing from one another, people jumping one another. there are people that are being killed in a very

. >> reporter: a successful doctor in buffalo, new york divorced with for you with children dr.akina a new life. >> i said in life we see a lot of terrible things but how often do we actually act upon it? >> reporter: he traveled to africa twice, went through months of red tape and prayed. finally, in february after more than a year jakina arrived in america to an adopted family. >> i can't wait to get to know her and experience things with her. >> reporter: today, she lives in a beautiful home with her own room. she loved going to school again and though she misses people a world away -- [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: america is delighting her. she is now a fan of selfies, lady gaga and most of all, the movie "frozen." ♪ let it go let it go ♪ ♪ had ♪ >> that was so good. that was really -- what do you mean i'm no good? that was great. >> no good. >> no it was great. >> reporter: because one american opened his heart, the joy of kindness now lifts chekina without limits. ann curry for nbc news buffalo. >> so so glad that ann followed up on chekina's story we wish h

ann curry for nbc news, buffalo. >> so, so glad that ann followed up on chekina's story.oing to do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. hollywood" . >>> nothing is an accident tonight. i can't even put my hands to my i -- >> she is my idol. she's so beautiful. >> like

underneath his buffalo bills jersey is eagles number 25, burns into his soul. he blames chip kelly for the exile. shady mccoy takes a shot at chip kelly at every opportunity. the bird all time leading rusher says that his relationship with chip was never really great. he said with kelly it is all about control. shady's latest salvo insinuate that is kelly has an issue with black players. an espn the magazine mccoy comments, you see how fast he got rid of all of the good players especially all of the good black players. he got rid of them the fastest. that is the truth. there is a reason. it is hard to explain with him. but there's a reason he got rid of the all of the black players, the good once like that. >> what he has done is done something completely irresponsible attempt to defame a coach that cut him because his productivity or traded him because his productivity was down. >> i think most of the fans will respect what he has done here but two months after you are traded away you are still crying about the coach being a racist. there is no facts to prove

this is buffalo bayou. 24 hours ago, it was well out of its banks. we thought it might increase a little bit today with the thundershowers, but it's done quite the opposite. it's come down, and it continues to go down. across houston, more than 4,000 businesses and homes were damaged by rising water all across town. the water is all receded now. all the streams are back in their banks. and most of the water has now drained away from the city streets. they're still pumping some underpasses out. that's where they found yet another body today. the death count here in houston, rather, is now seven. they found another body late this afternoon. it was one of the persons who was rescued from the raging waters yesterday by the houston fire department. that boat overturned spilling three people into the water. two of the bodies have been found. they're still searching for an 87-year-old man. take a look at this. yesterday ed when we joined you, this whole basin was filled with water. but look at it now. it's green, it's lawn, people are out riding their bikes

i have a passion about buffalo wings and football affords me an avenue to consume a lot of buffalo wingsnot affect the consumption of buffalo wings. let's talk about -- here is what i'm saying. i'm saying it now. tom brady has had over 30 hours to read the report and hasn't gotten to to it. >> it was 160 pages and he's an athlete. >> it's like maybe the most important report that has come out about his career ever. >> you know chris christie upset me there. ism i feel like he betrayed new jersey and republicans. we hate boston. right. >> chris christie can't hate boston. >> but he does. as a republican as a new jerseyite. he hates boston. if you got rid of boston nobody would hate liberals. >> that's right. that's why i want tom brady suspended. >> again. it comes down to personal preference. you don't like tom brady. you don't like boston. >> if you want to talk about the red sox i would be willing. >> can we not get an impartial voice? apparently not. we'll move on to the next story which, also, has something to do with football. >>> along with the waive the seventh inning stretch, of

then the buffalo, clearing the way for the railroads. progress.e included covered wagons painted heading west. the covered wagons are painted heading west, representing that movement. at the time, kansas was the frontier. we were the last civilization before people headed out to california. but again, the main figure is john brown, who towers about 12 feet tall in the painting. he is surrounded by the two sides of the civil war. the north and south and confederate flag and the united states flag. and then there are two dead soldiers that rested his feet, and they represent everyone who died during the civil war. quite a lot of symbolism. there is a gentleman kind of hidden in the background. with a top hat. there is discussion that might have been abraham lincoln. that was on the northern side. but he would not have been president at that time since this was all prior to the civil war. maybe some foreshadowing in there. and of course, he included a tornado and a prairie fire in the painting as well, which says he represented the death and destruct

the buffalo hunters who were clearing the way for the railroads. he included some covered wagons. the covered wagons are painted heading west, representing the westward expansion. at one time, kansas was the frontier. we worth the last civilization before people headed to california. the main figure is john brown 12 feet tall in the painting. he is surrounded by the two sides of the civil war, the north end south. -- and south. there are two dead soldiers that rest at his feet and they represent everyone who died during the civil war. there is a gentleman hidden in the background with a top hat and there's some discussion that might have been abraham lincoln. he wouldn't have been president at that time since this was all prior to the civil war. it is maybe some foreshadowing. he included a tornado and a prairie fire, which represented the death and destruction associated with war, becoming storms of war, at the natural disasters we faced. a lot of symbolism there. he also includes the western meadowlark come our state bird. some people say was a martyr, some say he was a terroris

. >> caller: my question is two months ago i purchased buffalo wild wing at $186.hey had a tough quarter. their expenses went up. how do you feel about the stock? is it something that i should hold on to? should i invest more into it? what's your feelings? >> buffalo wild wings is part of this rotation out of the domestic stocks and into the stocks that sell more goods overseas. i think it's more caught up in that than frankly about the quarter. a lot of that miss was chicken wing prices. those haven't moved in the direction i would like. i'm not going to push hard on buffalo wild wings until i see this rotation peter out. let's go to vanessa. >> caller: a into yeah from the hare teal state. >> thank you. what's going on. >> caller: my question is regarding papa murphy's pizza frsh. they were named top pizza chain for 2015. they had a revenue increase of 16% and they have opened 22 stores two internationally. however they have turbulence due to a pending lawsuit. i want know, is this a buy sell or a hold? >> there is a lot of stock for sale. i did like the stock bu

he's a special agent in charge for the buffalo new york area. he was also the deputy assistant director of ice. unit chief of the identity and acting assistant special agent in charge for hsi, their washington field office. am i pronouncing that right mr. spero. >> yes, senator, spero. >> mr. spero. >> chairman johnson, ranking member carper and distinguished members, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you discuss ice's efforts to improve security along the northern border. as dhs principal investigative agency, this position to lev ranl broad statutory authority to enforce border enforcement. we work with u.s. interagency partners as well as counterparts in canadian law enforcement targ targeted in travel, trade and finance. hsi provides a full range of techniques including leading and participating in joint u.s. canadian task forces, undercover operations, controlled deliveries, asset identification and removal, informants and title 3 electronic intercepts. to identify and disrupt criminal operations. we have nearly 1,300 special a

>> the buffalo bills. the steelers. the teams that will play without the star quarterback. franchise quarterback. here's what i would do. had i been king. which unbelievably they didn't call me for my advice. had they done that, i would have said, let's say tom brady for the first four games you get paid zilch. all that goes to research, that money. you play the game. but you don't get paid. 4 million bucks. whatever it is. the patriots are going to be fined a few million bucks. but you're on proceed basing. if any shenanigans happen again during the life of tom brady or the patriots, you're penalized 16 games. regardless of where it happens, 16 games. and we'll penalize the team maybe 25. now you stopped any future shenanigans. honestly i never ever as a coach or a player asked -- this is exactly 13 pounds what it says on the wilson ball. all made in ohio, by the way. liz: thank you, ohio. >> and 13 pounds. but i knew whether that ball felt light or not. just by picking it up or not. yeah, i like it. do we have time? liz: quickly. >> all the rule changes that i saw while i

. >> lasean mccoy running his mouth, perhaps still upset about being traded to buffalo taking a shot at chip kelly in espn magazine. we know he is upset about the trade to the bills. but he told the magazine he wants full control, he got rid of all the good players and the black players fastest. here is what ron jaworsky thinking. >> it's just noise when a team lets a player go they are disgruntled when they lead, and now shady gets a chance to go to buffalo and show what he can do all the other stuff off the field is nothing more than a guy that is just a little bit disgruntled and a lot of noise i read nothing into that, i evaluate my players how they perform on the field and the coach how they perform on the field not what they say after they leave the team. when a guy gets traded or cut he is not going to say nice things. >> will be interesting when mccoy returns to the linc with the bills come december. >>> remember that whole deplate gate with brady and the patriots, they reveal that it's probable that tom brady was at least aware that the game balls were deflated in the game i

this is buffalo bayou.lly you have to walk up to the edge of the bayou and look down to see it. the bayou is out of its banks. it was bank full today. it flooded many many places, many underpasses were flooded here in houston today, making travel into the town today a nightmare. downtown houston looks ominous there, but actually the water is going around downtown houston there. the buildings there are not affected. two people drowned when they drove into the waters last night in the dark. their bodies were discovered at daylight today by rescuers. when the water got down low enough, they were able to get to the cars and find the bodies inside. three others are missing. they were apparently swept away after a fire department rescue boat overturned. the fors and several others were rescued. the others are missing. they were wearing life vests. and authorities hope that they somehow survived. ed back to you. >> well charles, are they evacuating people in the area? what's the game plan if they get this kind of

by late afternoon it's probably sitting over buffalo and the great lakes. and then we get into sunday afternoon it's probably sitting somewhat like this maybe from pittsburgh to harrisburg north of the poconos and into new england. always the front gets closer to the area it will create instability and we'll see greater chance for showers and thunderstorms. today we're in the clear tomorrow, late in the day we'll see the wet weather arrives and it starts to slide in other by the time we get into monday. here's a look at the frobility. off to the -- front off to the northwest today. sticky highs closing in on 90. sunday, we'll nudge this back just a little bit farther toward northwest. sunday is a dry day for the most part. 6:00, 7, in the evening the thunderstorms start to move in. monday is unstable numerous showers and thunderstorms. the possibility is there for heavier downpours. the model has showers and storms across the lehigh valley and the poconos. i don't know how much i'm buying into that, we'll allow for a chance of a pop-up shower or storm from

buffalo, cleveland, detroit, only in the 50s right now with a northwest wind. and so as we go through the night tonight, temperatures dropping pretty considerably. this morning, it was near 70 degrees. tomorrow morning, mid-50s. and north and west in the 40s. so quite a change and the humidity way down tomorrow and on thursday. but then we need the higher humidity to help produce the rain that can wash the pollen out of the area. but that is not happening. and there's wednesday evening, we're already going down into the 50s for that. now, as we go through the night tonight it's going to be mostly clear, but windy, especially this evening, 15 to 25-mile-an-hour winds there. and less humid, 56 for a low in philadelphia, 51 north and west. nice and comfortable tomorrow highs only near 70 with the wind gusting up near 30 miles an hour. and then the 7-day forecast a cool start on thursday and a cool day. and then pretty comfortable on friday, too. no real prospects for rain for the rest of the week. now, saturday we have a chance of a shower, a little better chance

the game with 30 people all at once and initially the new virtual gimme experience not testing at buffalo wildlings coming up in the tech report . we're following breaking news this morning out of south bay-- where an amber alert is now over. police say six-year-old girl was taken early this morning from san jose. and found just over an hour ago in stockton. kron 4's mike pelton is live in san jose. more breaking news story we're following at this hour. >> reporter: 60 the guerrillas say it this morning spoke with said clara county sheriff's department. the missiles are with convoluted this domestic situation in san jose ended in stopping short time later should use of video from the scene in stockton six year-old was found it as a few hours ago and sackler, insurance department tells me. at 220 this morning that was then shot the child off at home and not the father but as the guardian of this six year old lot home cleveland the officials say the mother duck call from her current boyfriend that sent her ex-boyfriend and storage. sexed"six year-old when not to the car male then struck our

look at buffalo 52. cool air pressing in. you can see that reflect in the dew point. dew points in the 60's. dew points in the 40's to the west. fifty-four in philadelphia. that is reduction of with 10 degrees and dew points since noon. feeling better. it has been a warm dry may though. nine out of the 12 days in may in the 80's. only .3 of an inch of rain and more warmth, is ahead so we will go from that cold winter, to a generally mild may. tomorrow is a cool day but then temperatures do start to climb again. more comfortable throughout the the end of the week. you can see as wind come from the north and west tonight temperatures drop in the the 50's and tomorrow in better than the 60's. so for overnight mainly clear breezy cooler, 57 degrees. tomorrow a great day but gusty breeze with the dry conditions that does mean fire danger will be a threat, relative humidity is low gusty wind everything has been dry thursday is my gold star of the week. best day of the week. seventy-two and sunny. friday looks good as well. better chance for showers and thunderstorms this co

lesean mccoy continues to show his anger towards chip kelly for the trade to buffalo.ies ended their 10 game road trip with a tough loss tonight. chase utley benched again for a mental break as the manager said. but the three hole batter not any better. let's go at land t ryan howard had three hits tonight. one was blooper. one of them was homerun much this homerun in the sixth inning was his 50th against atlanta. cuts the score six- to fill he's had chance with two guys on in the ninth. cody asche hitting their. zero-five with four strikeouts phillies lose seven-five to at hasn't at a. new york rangers down two games to one in their series with washington. need to win tonight. otherwise you can put a fork in them. let's go to washington. get the fork ready. carl ago land with the pennel too shot. rangers down two-one in the third and braid den hope, oh, my gosh stops it he's played amazing. rangers lose it two-one. down in the series three games to one. former eagles running back lesean mccoy in the news but not for something he really should be proud of. he was never