emily: what is the myth of chris anderson and what is the reality? i have been very lucky to be at the right place at the right time. i failed out of college. didn't do particularly well in school even after that. i think that there is no particular genius here. i think that this -- just very lucky to be at the birth of the internet in silicon valley at the right time. if i have a talent, it is connecting the dots. i have been privileged enough to see the dots early on. and good enough at connecting them to see where we were going. emily: you have written three books. will we see another? chris: i am busy. i don't think you can run a company and write a book at the same time. emily: so of the things you have done, what has been the most fun? what do you enjoy? chris: what i enjoy is that every friday, we fly. we get together with -- we have an open house. people in our community come together and they show what they are doing. and every friday, my jaw is on the floor again. it is e-mails and spreadsheets and meetings all week. then on fridays, i see

. >> i am chris anderson. first we want to get a check of >> it is colder, also promised clearer skies. 45 boston. in the 30s in a lot of the suburbs. much more seasonal pattern this time of year, winds 13 miles an hour boston and worcester out of the west gusting 20 miles an hour. bit on the breezy and cooler side. in fact satellite and radar composite, no cloud cover. maybe a few scatter clouds. sunshine dominating the theme here. all right. rain off to the south down throughout carolinas. eventually we work through tuesday into wednesday. no need to worry about rain gear heading into gillette. holding low to mid 50s. boston, 56 plymouth. if that is not warm enough, we'll warm up back to 60. great looking money and rain chance on tuesday. more on the seven-day forecast ahead. >>> breaking news out of stowton, person who died riding in one of the vehicles involved in the crash others rushed to the hospital, 3:00 near exit 20. state police still investigating the cause. >>> deadly when a car crashes into the c

in the control room, chris anderson, 7 news. >> all right. keep doing it, steve. are you rocking this. >> absolutely. >>> weather is rocking. what happens next? it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >> now 7 weather. >> highs in the mid60s for us today and the temperatures aren't falling too quickly. we are still really close to the 60-degree mark. sen to 15-degrees above normal for this time of year. the temperatures won't fall quickly overnight. the clouds have moved in and a us. the cold air is not far off. this front crosses through our backyard as we head into the day tomorrow. so running through the time line , clouds are with us overnight tonight and by daybreak tomorrow we will be in the up

i would appreciate it very >> chris anderson, 7 news. >> gorgeous temperatures for us today. breaking records in some spots. heading into tomorrow things will look a lot different. >> and a bar fight in boston and an nba star speaking out after he takes his anger off the court and into the streets. what set off this confrontation? that's all caught on camera. >> and following breaking news, police are on the scene of a shooting outside a planned parenthood in colorado springs. shot. we will stay on top of the story and bring you the latest as we get it. you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle the fate of should not delay in leading a to take out isis with their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: vo: right to rise usa for the content of it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaig

. >> chris anderson joining with . >> security replains tight. terror alert high for the third straight day after warning of paris industrial attack. 16 people behind bars after two dozen rate took place sunday. ones is suspect was hurt when a car heefts in tried to ram police attempting to get away. the only paris attacker at-large wasn't pound. bruce m under highest threat level belgium prime minister closing school and subway today and he asked people to stay at home. also this morning we hear from two members of the band on stage playing during the deadliest of the paris massacres the american rock band eagle of death. several people hid in our dressing room. a great reason why so many were killed because so many people wouldn't leave their friends. three gunmen opened fire killing 89. one of the gunmen shot business police who raided that theater themselves up. that's the latest live in the control room kris anderson,7news "today in new england." pats hosting the bills for monday night football. you will see increased security. fan remind to

chris anderson live from the control room with more on a possible motive. chris? >> as you can imagine a lot of heartbreak this morning. two community mourning the police officer killed during friday killing rampage. now his wife of melrose native thanking everyone for their support as we help to learn more about why this happened. >> when he was finally arrested after a five-hour stand off police say robert deere rambled about president obama. politics and abortion. saying no more baby part. officials haven't declared a mowtive for the shooting. deer killed three people and among those killed a melrose native a former world-class figure skater. in his hometown those who know him mourn the loss of mother and father of two. elija turns 11. this will be hard for him. >>> we're speechless. and his hometown whether do family. >>> swazie's wife said while the nation know garrett as a hero who gave his life for others he was also a devoted husband of 17 years and a wonderful father to his two children. we will cherish his memory especially the time he spent tossing the

chris anderson joining with us why the judge thinks she may not be mentally fit to stand trial. >> jadiann, she may end up be held for evaluation for 20 days to see if she's indeed fit to stand trial. two had to help her in court and hold her up. tried to interview the 21-year-old. abigail just sat there on the ground and nodded yes or no add i think she shows multiple psychotic symptoms including hallucinatins. her parent reported her missing from their home in hamilton last friday. according to a search warrant they told police about hanna immediate save they recently fired her as baby-sitter. hours later a couple found the toddler on the side of the road in raleigh, 8 miles away from her home. she was naked. and she had cigarette burns on her and her head was shaved. when they first interviewed hanna she said she didn't know the family. they added she had dirt on her face and twig in her hair but claimed she had that happen her while chasing a stray cat. police did find dirty baby clothes hidden in pillow case inside of her home in topsfield. she due back in court sometime next month. t

chris anderson, 7 news. >>> is there anything >>> and the voice is topping the buzz with remaining. finance. >> each artist has a itunes. amy led all competitors in downloads. she reached number one with a rendition of taylor swift's "blank space." we have a jammed packed lineup on 7 nbc with the voice, chicago med at 9:00. get caught up with all the latest news at 11:00. >>> and now i'm starting to get an accent. >> let's do one and you get another one as well. >> you sound like russell brand. >> russell brand, my twin brother. >> jimmy fallon had a lot of fun with adele doing a few impressions there. the singer was on the tonight show lifetime night. she spoke about her album and her favorite artists including frank ocean and rihanna. >>> the iconic dress worn by judy garland in the wizard of oz sold for $1.5 yesterday. it is only one of two dorothy costumes. >> when you buy something like that do you put it in a frame and hang it on the wall? >> you couldn't wear it. >>> maybe you want to wear it. >> $1.5 million, i don't think so. >>> 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> breaking news,

in the news room, chris anderson, 7 news. >>> coming up next a monkey on the run in one neighborhood. several people injured trying to catch up with this pet. >>> forecast with rain, downpours, a remote chance at a thunder shower overnight. we'll check that forecast next. >>> then at 5:30 as an extreme case of shopping rage. wait until you hear what set off a brawl at the >>> some monkey business in texas. the monkey ran into a nearby house, started eating all of the food it could find. pretty smart there. bit at least two people. the animal managed to get out of its cage. in texas people can get permits to own, in case you were wondering, certain types of monkeys. >> i was all on board until i heard about the biting. >> my dad had a spider monkey growing up and said it was a terror. you know, cute but not the best pet. >> my sister always want aid monkey. we always had a lot of fake monkeys. i think that's the best way to go. >>> downpours and wind coming in. a cold start to early next week. those temperatures will be chilly but then some moderation. next week is quiet. i don't see s

i'm chris anderson. we'll go to chris lambert with a check of our weekend forecast. noticeably cooler today, chris. >> notably brighter as well, so we take that with the cooler weather, chris. about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. 49 in boston, 44 in worcester. the breeze is with us occasional gusts 20 to 25 miles per hour out of the northwest. the day as well. tons of sunshine, satellite and radar composite looks like a blank map here in massachusetts picking up no rain, no clouds out there on the radar and the satellite so far this morning. breezy conditions out at gillette. temperatures lower to middle 50s for game time. great football weather at that. so we'll reach the mid-50s this afternoon in a lot of locations across eastern mass. tomorrow even warmer and close to 60 degrees with a lot of sunshine. once we get beyond tomorrow, we track rain beginning on tuesday afternoon. we talk more about that forecast ahead. >> 9:30 1 is your time. two people are dead after a car plunges into th

in the news room, chris anderson, 7 news >>> we're updating breaking news we brought to you. police say they recovered degree in the harbor of queens. breezy point, you can see new video here. a body has been discovered in the waters near the site of the plane crash. sources are telling 7 news that the plane left new hampshire yesterday. it appears there's local connection although we're putting all the pieces together here trying to confirm more of that. the faa says there are no reports of missing aircrafts but we have confir mags of the many crash jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best fr

i'm chris anderson. the weather has been a huge story this week. were in november but the temperatures feel like september. it's been a pleasant break for what could be chilliness. >> early to mid september you average temperatures to lower to mid 70s. that's where we've been in the last couple of days. temperature 59 in boston, 59 in plymouth, 54 in worchester. that breeze will start important basically some cooler air in place. so, today we are topping off in the lower 60s. it's already close to that put we have more throw mid high level clouds. they will block out and dim the sunshine this afternoon. i don't expect any rainfall but limited sun this afternoon with temperatures in the lower 60s an we look ahead for tomorrow. brighter skies through the afternoon. good tailgating weather. this is more seasonable for this time of the year. if you are pulling a bill belichick tomorrow i think it's the appropriate weather for that with temperatures in the low to middle 50s. >>> thanks so much. boston police are looking for a man who they say assaulted

(chris anderson, ceo, 3d robotics) "because smartphone technology is moving so fa and because the same sensors and chips and cameras that are in smartphones drive drones, the drone industry was able to draft behind the smartphone industry and benefit from the fastest progression the world has ever seen."this is a global revolution --the market leader is a chinese company, d-j-i.and the uptake in consumer drones is driving of a number of companies that want to use them to deliver ckages.and cnn has joined a trial program to help u-s authorities form rules about how companies can use drones. but as the potential uses grow... so do the worries.a drone carrying a message of protest landed on the japanese prime minister's residence -- and one crashed into the white house lawnsecurity concerns prompting authorities in the u-s to call for a drone registry.critics say it's not enough.(joerg lamprecht, founder, dedrone) "registering them is the first good point of getting to know where the pilot is and who the pilot is - but surely it's not enough. it does not protect anything. for that you nee

local leaders who attended include mayor frank cownie and doctor chris anderson from i-s-u. elias: meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam weather adlib: after two very rainy and gloomy days, we try out best to break the trend today but i don't think we're going to have much success. mostly cloudy, cold, and wet skies are the primary weather conditions expected through the afternoon today. rainfall today will be very scattered and light, so if we do see any showers they will leave very little rain accumulation and they should primarily slide through the state during the afternoon. temperatures today are going to be steady and cold with our official high temp already occurring at midnight and an afternoon high of around 52 degrees. it's possible early this evening as temperatures fall even a few flakes fall in western iowa, but nothing will accumulate and it would not be long lasting. thursday is going to be sunny, but very windy and cold with highs in the mid 40s and wind gusts up to 45 mph. friday there is still a very good chance for snow

local leaders attending include mayor frank cownie and doctor chris anderson from i-s-u. it's at 10 am at the dart central station. elias: and three people are in the hospital after an explosion at a business in lytton overnight. the victims were welding in a storage tank at proliant when the explosion happened. names aren't being released yet, but two people were taken to the hospital in sac city, and then moved to an omaha hospital. the third person remains in lake city. the state fire marshall will investigate later today. elias: coming up... an annual gingerbread competition in north carolina is taking on a new meaning this year for participants elias: but first...for those traveling into polk county...be safe this morning... the sheriff's office has automated traffic enforcement vehicles at two locations.... one at the ...73- hundred block of northwest fourth street and a second at the ...49-hundred block of northwest beaver drive so take care on the roads today... elias: let's also get a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at valley west... [current conditions] g

chris anderson has the full story. >> steve is a man on a mission. >> my goal is to say thank you somehow. to every station in massachusetts. he's stopping by what he calls home base. engine 2 firehouse. usually they bring gift. this time was different. you always bring us something. we want to take care of you. this is your helmet. that's for your buddy. now you can good to go. last year steve was struck by the outpouring of support for two firefighters who died battling a nine alarm fire in boston's back bay. he said to me in two weeks no one will remember. i'm going to remember. >> he decided to send something thoughtful to his five local firehouses. >> it could be delivered easery. he and his mother have branched out and visited nearly every fire station in the northeast part of the state. sometimes bringing homemade macaroni. >> always bringing a copy of the firefighters prayer. >> i felt like i was meant to do this. steve was born with cerebral palsy. question. >> mommy, why can't i walk. why can't i be like other kids >> she answered as best she could. because, you have a very spec

her candy store on brooks is chris anderson had a chance to talk with her. >> can i get your picture. >> sure. ethel has become quite the celebrity in our neighborhood. and for good reason. nearly every day for the past 76 years ethel walks down from her apartment to candy store down below and she isn't letting anything get in her way. including father time. >>> i am 101. >> wow. born back in 1914 ethel was 25 when she opened the toy and card shop. now more than three quarters of a century later she is still running the show. >> thank you. >> what's your favorite part of the day. i think when the children come in. >>> it's great. it's got a variety of candy. i like any candy. it's not expensive at all. >>> i can afford to sell at lower price because i do all the work myself mostly. >>> she really does. opening the store and restocking the candy all to get ready for what makes her smile the most. >> why do you keep doing this? >> because i enjoy seeing the people. i feel like i'm doing something useful. and encouraging people to enjoy their lives. >>> so neat getting to spend time with

i'm chris anderson. we'll have details on those

i'm chris anderson. your top stories are coming up including police on alert in south boston after a young girl said she was groped by a man before he ran off. >>> a gym coach is accused of sexually assaulting a young girl. concerns across the globe after a plane crash in egypt. the dark secret lurking below a new york city landmark. >>> read the fine print. getting back across the country decided to take a shot at tv12.

chris anderson had the theory that this longtail was going to generate all this extra revenue, and what the internet did is make all of the economics concentrate at the top of 1%, he did exactly the opposite. is that the saying skill set to be at the top of your game is a global skill set. you need to have a fan base that you curate. these people are business people. they could run fortune 500 companies. but it is a completely different skill set than just making music. i would say that locally scaled actually all -- the money goes to the top half of 1%. >> the only thing i would push back on this is that all of the economic research shows that while there is not a whole lot of revenue in the long tail, consumers get a lot of value from being able to access it. that goes back to what we have been talking here. consumers are getting great benefits from being able to access these really it's your artist. terrestrial radio plays 8000 artists a month. a half billion dollars year in royalties, but it is getting spread over a lot. that is where you heard the dislocation. it is not getting pai

because chris anderson had this theory that the long tail was going to generate all this extra revenue. and what the internet did is make all the economics concentrate at the top half of o 1%. it did exactly the opposite. what they're both saying now, the skill sets now to be at the top of your game is a global skill set. prince couldn't make a living in this world. you would have to have a fan base that you curate that's yours of super fans. they could run fortune a hundred compa -- 500 companies at 25, which is basically what they are. >> the only thing i push back on that, we talked about this last night. >> we did. >> is that all the economic research shows that while there isn't a whole lot of revenue in the long tail, consumers get a whole lot of value from being able to access the long tail. and, again, i think that goes back to some of the things we've been talking about here in terms of where's all this nice revenue gone. consumers are getting, according to all the economic studies, great benefit from access to obscure artists. >> pandora plays 120,000 artists a month. we're p

i'm chris anderson. we'll have details on those stories plus so much more. first let's get a live look outside. it's a saturday morning. the sun is shining bright. it is november. and there's no rain today. i say today because there could be some on the way. >> we'll be tracking a few showers in here for tomorrow. other than that the seven day forecast looks good. 41 boston. 38 bedford. 50 this afternoon. seasonable day. not much going on here in southern new england. storm system off to the west of us dragging a front through here. kicking off a couple of showers. near 50 this afternoon. no issues at fenway tonight. it will be a cool kickoff. don't see a lot of football at fenway park. end zones painted for the fighting irish as well as notre dame out there. there. good weather. we'll call it seasonable. few showers tomorrow. most of the shower activity will be in the morning hours. in the afternoon north and west of boston drying out. especially down through the cape and the islands there may be a steadier rain in the afternoon. that's it. it is dry next w

chris cornell. this is anthony anderson. "black-ish" airs wednesdays nights. do you have that photo you wanted to show? >> zoom in. zoom in. >> jimmy: see what i mean? >> okay. if i close my eyes and tilt my head, i can see that. >> jimmy: you see what i'm saying? there's a little something there. very little. do people ever confuse you for other famous people? >> they do. ruben studdard, ice cube. but while i was in africa this summer i was in the lounge flying back from cape town. i was taking pictures with the employees there. this lady walked up and said, who is that, who is that? they were like, oh, american actor. and she's like, oh, yes, and she -- you know, does this woman think i'm him? i had a stroke of luck and upgraded or he fell the hell off. but in all places, in africa i was confused. >> jimmy: maybe she was thinking of howie mandel la? >> possibly. >> jimmy: the plots on your show are -- and part of the reason the show is so funny and detailed is that you take them from your real life and from the real lives of the writers. >> yes. >> jimmy: th

. >> chris anderson joining us with the overnight developments on both stories. >> reporter: many developments from overnight. there were about 130 raids in france overnight alone. ois hollande called on the u.s. and russia to come together in the fight secretary of state john kerry is met with french president hollande. we're learning more about the men behind the attacks in france. the newest threat from isis to the u.s. >> the hunt is on for two men, one believed to be the mastermind behind friday's massacre in paris, the other the lone surviving attacker. 27-year-old abdelhamid abaaoud planned the attacks. he's from belgium and believed to be in syria. salah abdeslam isology on the run. authorities in belgium stopped him at a checkpoint a couple hours after the attacks but let him go because we had no criminal record. his brother was one of the men who died in friday's attacks. now isis released a new video on line threatening to attack the united states, specifically washington, d.c. president obama says the u.s. will not change its isis strategy or put troops in syria. >> the strategy we

chris anderson has the full story. >>> steve's a man on a mission. >> my goal is to say thank you to every station in massachusetts. >> he's stopping by what he calls home base, engine 2 firehouse in billerica. usually steve and his mother are the ones bringing gifts, there are time it was different. >> we got you a billerica fire engine 2 helmet just for you, buddy. since you always bring us stuff and take care of us, we want to take care of you. this is your helmet. that's for you, buddy. now you're good to go. >> last year steve was struck by the outpouring of support for two firefighters who died battling a nine-alarm fire in boston's back bay. steve feared the attention would fade. >> he said to me, watch, in two weeks, no one will remember. i'm going to remember. >> he decided to send something thoughtful to his five local firehouses. >> i thought it would be delivered easily. pizza, everybody likes pizza. >> he and his mother branched out and visited every fire station in the northeast part of the state, sometimes bringing home made macaroni, other times of the firefighters pr

anthony anderson, jena malone and music from chris cornell is on the way tonight. first, direct your attention to our band leader cleto. i don't know if you can see, is sporting a -- well, how would you describe that? >> it's not going as good as i thought it would go. >> jmy: you're going this for movember? >> yeah. men'shealth. it seemed very ambiguous, this movember. >> be hethy. >> get your testicles squeezed this month. he is growing a horrible mustache. it's least you canan do. we're going to be monitoring your mustache closely. right now you're in what we call the prince phase. and then, can you see that? hopefully by the end of the month you will go full like tom selleck selleck, a beautiful, bushy mustache. >> i promise. >> jimmy: look at guillermo laughing at you, by the way. every month is uil guillermovember. a lot of people outside need to bebe watchedt all times. we watched them. we went out on the street and asked pairs of people walking by, are you a couple, siblings, or strangers.s. so the way this works is we'll see two people, introduce themselve

chris anderson is here with why the judge things they may not be mentally fit to stand trial. >> she may be held for evaluation for 20 days before two bailiffs helped abigail hanna into the courtroom and watch this video. they had to hold her up. a court psychologist says she tried to interview the 21-year-old hanna but she sat on the ground and nodded yes or no adding she is shows multiple psychotic symptoms. she's charged with kidnapping and assaulting a two-year-old the girl is lyndon albers, her parents reported her missing from home last friday. hours later the toddler was found on the side of the road alone. eight miles from her house, naked, with cigarette burns on her body and her head had been shaved. when police interviewed hanna she said she didn't know the family. she had dirt on her face and a twig on her hair but she says she was chasing a stray cat. police found dirty baby clothing in a pillowcase in her home. she's due in court next month. live at the breaking news desk, kris anderson. >> jadiann: philip chism's murder trial is on break until next monday for thanksgiv

local leaders attending include mayor frank cownie and doctor chris anderson from i-s-u. it's at 10 am at the dart central station. elias: and three people are in the hospital after an explosion at a business in lytton overnight. the victims were welding in a storage tank at proliant when the explosion happened. names aren't being released yet, but two people were taken to the hospital in sac city, and then moved to an omaha hospital. the third person remains in lake city. the state fire marshall will investigate later today. elias: you can always get the top stories on our website... we are iowa dot com.... have a great day everyone! >>> back here on "gma," you hear the gunfire and explosions rockg a neighborhood just outside of paris early this morning. police there conducting a major raid less than aile from that soccer stadium that was attacked on friday. >> police were following evidence they collected since friday. they thought they were closing in on the mastermind of those attacks. two people killed in the raid including a female suicide bomber. seven others arres

one young man, chris anderson, enlisted in the army after completing his college educati education. he could have pursued business or graduate school but chris wanted to serve our country on the war on terror. he did so bravely and honorably in afghanistan, clearly ordnances. can you imagine what his mother thought every night knowing the job he had? and now he's a tireless advocate for v.a. reform so that those he served with can get the care they need and deserve. another member of my staff back in baton rouge, michael ebby, served in the loose loose national guard for -- loose loose national guard for -- lose loslouisiana national guard to 0 years. to all of you who served and serve now, thank you for your service. this veterans day and every day, we remember your sacrifices, courage and dedication, ensuring that our children, their children, we all can live in freedom in the greatest nation in the world. may god bless you, your families and the united states of america. thank you, mr. president. i yield back. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from penns

." >>> good evening from paris, i'm chris cuomo. anderson is on assignment.n the paris investigation to tell you about the manhunt has been expanded to a second fugitive. multiple cell phones recovered that the killers may have used, including one that authorities say contains a key message. we are going to begin though with a new scare involving, just as it did here, a soccer stadium filled with fans and vips. the location, dzhokar tsarnaevover, germany, officials poised for an imminent attack there. max foster joining us outside

." >>> good evening from paris, i'm chris cuomo. anderson is on assignment. and there are big developments in the paris investigation to tell you about the manhunt has been expanded to a second fugitive. multiple cell phones recovered that the killers may have used, including one that authorities say contains a key message. we are going to begin though with a new scare involving, just as it did here, a soccer stadium filled with fans and vips. the location, dzhokar tsarnaevover, germany, officials poised for an imminent attack there. max foster joining us outside london's wembley stadium where france was taking on england today. max, what are you learning about the german football stadium threats? >> reporter: ultimately, there wasn't a device but the local police chief told the national broadcaster, ndr there in germany that they had concrete intelligence that someone was planning an attack, an explosive device in that stadium. ultimately, they didn't find one, but they cleared the stadium, they put the german football team under police protection, said they

chris: quick 15 yards. first down. delivers incomplete. anderson in traffic, could not make the catch with redfield bearing down on him. >> kirk: talked about these guys growing up, playing at the same high school. elizabeth, new jersey. had walker who was a little bit more heavily recruited, really not that much more. but being recruited, he told matt rhule, you have to look at my running back. you have to look at my running back. now here they are, playing for temple. >> chris: they met as 8-year-olds playing pop warner and basketball together. warner delivers a complete. and short of the first down, a couple yards short is deloatch who makes his first catch, so, third and two. it's been a problem area for the owls. >> kirk: and brian vangorder not getting conservative. bringing pressure. safeties there on second down. >> chris: walker. loops it down field for anderson -- it would have been a very tough throw, over russell in coverage. and now it comes to a fourth and two. there's a flag down and sheldon day saying the owls grabbed him. hands to

chris: quick 15 yards. first down. delivers incomplete. anderson in traffic, could not make the catch with redfield bearing down on him. >> kirk: talked about these guys growing up, playing at the same high school. elizabeth, new jersey. had walker who was a little bit not that much more. but being recruited, he told matt rhule, you have to look at my running back. you have to look at my running back. now here they are, playing for temple. >> chris: they met as 8-year-olds playing pop warner and basketball together. warner delivers a complete. and short of the first down, a couple yards short is deloatch who makes his first catch, so, third and two. it's been a problem area for the owls. >> kirk: and brian vangorder not getting conservative. bringing pressure. bringing the blitzes from the safeties there on second down. >> chris: walker. loops it down field for anderson -- it would have been a very tough throw, over russell in coverage. and now it comes to a fourth and two. there's a flag down and sheldon day saying the owls grabbed him. hands to t

chris: quick 15 yards. first down. delivers incomplete. anderson in traffic, could not make the catch with redfield bearing down on him. >> kirk: talked about these guys growing up, playing at the same high school. elizabeth, new jersey. had walker who was a little bit more heavily recruited, really not that much more. but being recruited, he told matt rhule, you have to look at my running back. you have to look at my running back. now here they are, playing for temple. >> chris: they met as 8-year-olds playing pop warner and basketball together. warner delivers a complete. and short of the first down, a couple yards short is deloatch who makes his first catch, so, third and two. >> kirk: and brian vangorder not getting conservative. bringing pressure. bringing the blitzes from the safeties there on second down. >> chris: walker. loops it down field for anderson -- it would have been a very tough throw, over russell in coverage. and now it comes to a fourth and two. there's a flag down and sheldon day saying the owls grabbed him. hands to the face

chris: quick 15 yards. first down. delivers incomplete. anderson in traffic, could not make the catch with redfield bearing down on him. >> kirk: talked about these guys growing up, playing at the same high school. elizabeth, new jersey. had walker who was a little bit more heavily recruited, really not that much more. but being recruited, he told matt rhule, you have to look at my running back. you have to look at my running back. now here they are, playing for temple. >> chris: they met as 8-year-olds playing pop warner and basketball together. warner delivers a complete. and short of the first down, a couple yards short is deloatch who makes his first catch, so, third and two. it's been a problem area for the owls. >> kirk: and brian vangorder not getting conservative. bringing pressure. bringing the blitzes from the safeties there on second down. >> chris: walker. loops it down field for anderson -- it would have been a very tough throw, over russell in coverage. and now it comes to a fourth and two. there's a flag down and sheldon day saying t

chris: quick 15 yards. first down. delivers incomplete. anderson in traffic, could not make the catch with redfield bearing down on him. >> kirk: talked about these guys growing up, playing at the same high school. elizabeth, new jersey. had walker who was a little bit more heavily recruited, really not that much more. but being recruited, he told matt rhule, you have to look at my running back. you have to look at my running back. now here they are, playing for temple. >> chris: they met as 8-year-olds playing pop warner and basketball together. warner delivers a complete. and short of the first down, a couple yards short is deloatch who makes his first catch, so, it's been a problem area for the owls. >> kirk: and brian vangorder not getting conservative. bringing pressure. bringing the blitzes from the safeties there on second down. >> chris: walker. loops it down field for anderson -- it would have been a very tough throw, over russell in coverage. and now it comes to a fourth and two. there's a flag down and sheldon day saying the owls grabbed

chris: quick 15 yards. first down. delivers incomplete. anderson in traffic, could not make the catch with redfield bearing down on him. >> kirk: talked about these guys growing up, playing at the same high school. elizabeth, new jersey. had walker who was a little bit more heavily recruited, really not that much more. but being recruited, he told matt rhule, you have to look at my running back. you have to look at my running back. now here they are, playing for temple. >> chris: they met as 8-year-olds playing pop warner and basketball together. warner delivers a complete. and short of the first down, a couple yards short is deloatch who makes his first catch, so, third and two. it's been a problem area for the owls. >> kirk: and brian vangorder not getting conservative. bringing pressure. bringing the blitzes from the safeties there on second down. >> chris: walker. loops it down field for anderson -- it would have been a very tough throw, over russell in coverage. and now it comes to a fourth and two. there's a flag down and sheldon day saying t

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anderson. we want to get with chris lambert with a check of the weekend forecast. with weather like we have had, we don't want to wait. >> it feels like summer outside. the wind out of the west it's 8 miles an hour, the wind west not south. we're beginning to change things up a bit. the northwest sightly cooler is pushing on in. lower 60s throughout the afternoon. 45 in nord, 56 in bedford, so it's a mild start just not quite as warm as the last couple of afternoons, 73 yesterday afternoon in the city of boston. we are also battling more cloud around as we do have some mid-to high-level clouds that will be streaming on in through the day. we will call it partial sun. nice day overall. mid 60s through plymouth and upper 50s out to the worcester hills. tomorrow's forecast is a little bit cooler. this is more average for this time of year. we are talking about temperatures in the mid-50s. a lot of sunshine tomorrow, a bit of a breeze as well, but great football weather, heading out to gillette. kickoff temperature of 53 degrees, seven-day forecast coming up in a bit.

chris: quick 15 yards. first down. delivers incomplete. anderson in traffic, could not make the catch with redfield bearing down on him. >> kirk: talked about these guys growing up, playing at the same high school. elizabeth, new j jersey. had walker who was a little bit more heavily recruited, really not that much more. but being recruited, he told matt rhule, you have to look at my running back. you have to look at my running back. now here they are, playing for temple. >> chris: they met as 8-year-olds playing pop warner and basketball together. warner delivers a complete. and short of the first down, a couple yards short is deloatch who makes his first catch, so, third and two. it's been a problem area for the owls. >> kirk: and brian vangorder not getting conservative. bringing pressure. bringing the blitzes from the safeties there on second down. >> chrhris: walker. loops it down field for anderson -- it would h have bn a very tough throw, over russell in coverage. anand now i comes to a fourth and two. there's a flag down and sheldon day say