thank you, chris long. iain? >> all right, kristen.reat story. >>> well, congratulations to gucci main and the tee keisha the couple tied the knot at the miami four seasons hotel last night. keisha potty add few pictures on twitter. they exchanged vows in front of cameras wearing all white. bet pick up the tab. it was a million dollar wedding always nice to have someone else pay for that wearing white. but they look good. newlywed couple looks good. it will in miami. gucci and keisha. >> i was in miami last weekend. it was lit. up next tmz followed by page six at midnight then stay tuned for "the q" at 12:30. that's always a good show and then the simpsons. there's your lineup of course we're back at 4:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia". sue serio and bob kelly have your traffic and weather covered all morning >> right now on good day philadelphia, they got him. the manhunt for the suspect behind a workplace shooting in two different state comes to an end. we have a live report from wilmington and what police are saying. >> and today'

chris long and jessica is a big eagles' fan but she hasn't seen chris long close and she was sitting next to me fanning herself a little bit. >> i was like, hello. good morning. yeah, so, we're going to -- i knew you were going to throw me under the bus with that. starting with the schuylkill expressway. >> i never saw him without his uniform on. i didn't know what he looked like. the westbound side on the schuylkill is shut down. police activity and a construction project that was also active yesterday. yesterday also cleared around 5:00 or so. hopefully same story here. westbound traffic still moving by, though. both lanes there. route 202 looks okay, as well. route 30 to the schuylkill. speeds in the mid-30s and accident out in lower merion. watch for this around rock creek road. >>> a cancer patient is celebrating a big win at tuesday night's flyers game. he posted this picture on facebook after taking the $17,000 top prize in the flyers 50/50 raffle. though he rarely leaves home due to the risk of infection. he decided to go with the friend to that game and he says he plans to d

announcing a $100,000 donation the perfect ice breaker. [ applause ] >> reporter: eagles defensive end chris longalked into a room full of about 50 excited teens. but his big score with them has nothing to do with his performance on the field. >> chris is playing the whole season without collecting a paycheck. is that awesome or what? [ applause ] >> reporter: long attend add fall celebration for summer search philadelphia a mentoring organization that works with teens from low income families from tenth grade until they finish college. he came to announce his donation of $100,000 to the summer search education program. two other cities where he's played will also get money from his donated game checks. >> wanteed to something that, n would affect kids that aren't going to get scholarship to private school and not necessarily that's better or worse but, um, everybody needs resources. >> reporter: long started with the motivational speech that left each student with somethi something. >> he said live is short and then you got to be -- be the spark that makes everyone smile. >> he felt like our gen

. >> eagles defensive end chris long should be your new favorite nfl player after announcing he would give first six weeks of his salary to his home town of charlottesville, virginia, long made an announcement yesterday final 10 game checks will get toward educational charities. he made the announcement at academy charter school on torresdale avenue, long says that the money will be used to help educate children in philadelphia, boston and st. louis, cities he has played in >> that is kind of what it is for me. i have been lucky to make a lot of money playing football. this is not a heroic effort. thinks something that i wanted to do and i'm just going to do it. if i gave this monday three i years down the road when i'm in the playing football i would be a guy just giving a bunch of money, i wouldn't be able to multiply it. that is what this platform allows me to do. >> the voting is now close forward this weeks cbs-3 friday football frenzy game of the week. we have a winner, you voted to see springfield at garnett veil, so make sure you watch tomorrow morning for a special live previ

and chris long donating his entire salary to education and making a difference. eagles are extraordinary, not just on the field, but off the field, and i think it's amazing. >> the other thing that's amazing is the bipartisan coalescence around criminal justice reform. >> yeah. >> right. >> that's amazing. the clean slate act that these players were advocating for passed the state senate unanimously. >> yeah. >> right? with nobody voting against. so that's just a remarkable accomplishment, following up on the war on crime and the war on drugs and all these other wars that we have. >> let's get them involved in healthcare... >> yeah. >> ...and taxes and... >> and, you know, i've been a critic of the taking the kneel and the symbolism, but i have to say, what malcolm jenkins, what chris long -- what these guys are doing -- they're really -- they're walking the walk and not just talking the talk. >> yeah. >> and that's extremely important. i think 10 years is more than enough. i mean, we're talking about -- they would be able to apply for expungement, anyway, but we

as more people learn what he's doing, chris long will no doubt be a huge fan favorite.n cuellar has the story. >> there was loud applause and cheers as eagle defensive end chris long was introduced at the philadelphia charter school. he has two sacks and six games this season, but it's what he's doing off the field garnering himself a welcome. >> the 32-year-old son of howie long is playing his first season as an eagle and the entire season for charity, donating ten checks to support education in philadelphia, boston and new jersey. i feel good that we are spreading positivity. >> through his foundation he picked summer search of philadelphia because they help low income students complete their education. >> our goal is to make sure this contribution will be matched by fans, players, platforms, business. the director could not be more thrilled. >> you are on cloud nine right now? >> if there is any cloud higher than that, that's where i am. >> he has inspired many children at the charter. >> i don't know any player that just says i'm giving back to the community. >> if

yes, that's chris long. >> and is philly prime for amazon? today's the last day to smith bids for the company's second headquarters. how philly is competing with it comes to the other big cities also going out for it. >> because we would like to have some of that $50,000,000,000.50000 jobs. >> yes, please. we would love that. >> we'll take that. please. good day everybody it is thursday october the 19th, 2017. thank you for weighing in on twitter on names of her dress. >> right now i'm the countdown clock, maybe i guess the control room is saying it is too breitbart. so they want to cover it up. >> i ike the clock on your, uh, dress. >> on my dress, yes. >> what's the count do to? >> twelve hours and 58 minute. let's call it 13 hours until i meet gabrielle union, i've never met her. >> he is saying this with confidence, because she doesn't know that your coming. >> no. >> so possibility you may not meet her. >> still i'm going to make the attempt. >> not to burst your bubble or anything. >> think they'll have security at the free library. >>

chris long explains his decision to play for free for the rest of the season. chris brown: a fighter for the working men and women of atlantic county. brown fought for what's right by taking on trenton special interests and standing up to chris christie's takeover of atlantic city. he fought to protect jobs in our region and to defeat the north jersey casinos. and now brown is working to keep atlantic county affordable for families and retirees. let's keep chris brown fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> 6:25. if you find yourself constantly tired and always in a fog, you might be suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome. >> it only affects a small percent of the population. 1% of people who have sleep problems have chronic fatigue but the effects are severe. if not treated correctly, it could lead to weight gain to inability to get out of bed and muscle weakness. some people who get chronic fatigue say it comes after their body fought off an illness and more women seem to suffer from it than men. >> we think women are more diagno

. >> chris long also signed the leg.a going to the rams game later this season hoping to get more bird players to pen their name on his league. >> much more to come on "action news," o.j. simpson speaking out for the first time since his release from prison this morning. >> and a local couple celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary. >> cecily? >> a morning low in the 40s, afternoon highs in the 60s. lots of shine, now i'm tracking a big warm up this week. we have the details in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> jamie returns with more in sports including how the phillies ended their season on a high note. that and more when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ coney island has been around for a long, long time. reminds me of how geico has been saving people money for over 75 years. hey, big guy! come on in! let me guess your weight! win a prize! sure, why not. 12 ounces! sorry, mate. four ounces. i've been taking the stairs lately. you win, big guy. sorry, 'scuse me! oh, he looks so much more real on tv. yeah... ove

. >>> and this morning we're hearing from philadelphia eagles defensive end chris long about his decision to donate his entire salary to charity this year. long says it was a no-brainer. we caught up with long last night at the academy charter school in frankfort. he says his final ten game checks will go to making education more accessible for kids. long's base salary this year is $1 million. >> everybody needs resources and this means a lot and people get behind it. so, like i mentioned, i've already had an nfl player pledge $50,000 the rest of the season. >> a portion of the money will help kids in philadelphia and the rest will go to help young people in boston and st. louis. places where long had also played. long also gave six checks to scholarship initiatives in charlottesville where he grew up following the white supremacist riots. great thing to do. >> talk about putting your money where your mouth is. so many people say this needs to change, this needs to change. this person is making change. chris long is making change happen. >> yeah. >> by the way, he has an indirect connecti

and nice to see, there is chris long's strip sack and chris long, excuse me , the defense never lookedter, against the sixers. that was a lot of fun. great weekend. we have footage of it too. everybody in play, great time and a great win for the eagles >> it was and you mentioned phillies game last two with the mets, great game yesterday i went to the game saturday. people were sad about what happened with pete but it was maybe his time coming. >> i'm not just sad about it, i'm really surprised by it and virtually everybody elsie talk to whether they are in the media or callers at 94 wip were surprised by it also. >> they were playing well, exciting, young guys he was getting a lot of. >> a lot to be said. >> any shows coming up big daddy. >> two funny philly guys show. >> split is, they keep threatening to come to one of those, with me and joe conklin >> we're awaiting tickets. >> they are always sold out. >> i will put you right on the stage. >> that is my good day weekend >> yes. >> thanks, big daddy we appreciate that one. time for a check of the road. >> bob kelly good morning. >>

. >> caller: go eagles >> go chris long go to my twitter page and look up chris long and what he's doing kr. >> caller: what are your thoughts on dizzy sni? >> i think disney's a good long-term hold it's got to be long-term in the strum interim you may have to d some suffering james in texas >> caller: live technology -- >> a lot of people think it's too expensive. i'd buy align technology on friday, if next friday this time the stock will be higher than lower. this is that technology that allow people to have better looking stooet in an era of instagram it's a winner. tim in new york. >> caller: philadelphia eagles booyah >> that team is infectious what's up? >> caller: hey, so tnce. they received a positive decision from patent challenge, they have 100 other patents and i want to know -- >> patents are really really hard for to be able to do lot of work i like insight i know they're involved with. i have to do more work on that allen in texas >> caller: thank you for taking my call today. >> of course >> hello my picker today is es v. that's easy. let's by slummer jay that ladies and g

defensive end chris long forced to fumble. each added in the offseason.y know how to practice and prepare. you want the types of guys in and around your football team. we have a good group of veteran leadership players that bought into whatever i'm speaking about our selling. that's key. >> flyers open things up wednesday night at san jose. it's been a long offseason. ready to get things going. >> we are going on road, get the chemistry going off the ice. it's not an easy schedule to starred but same time, a good test for >> now they have decisions to make. they have to find a manager. they have to decide what will happen at shortstop. freddy galvis has been testify e shortstop last three seasons. with crawford in the mix, galvis knows he could be dealt. >> it's the first time in the offseason with that kind of situation. i'll be ready for whatever happens. whatever happens, happens. >> gal ris is the longest tenured philly right now. >> finally tonight, the eagles hosted a yoga session with special guests today. 75 men and women battling breast cancer sp

highlights today, chris long comes up with a defensive play. >> come off of the edge, strip the quarterback the football. eagles get it at their 32-yard line. carson wentz to alshon jeffery, eight yard touchdown. >> we use thi him to score for . >> we go to the fourth quarter, chargers creep back in. through the heart of the eagle defense, 53-yard touchdown, chargers within two points. what happens on this play? >> we need jordan hicks to make the play. michael kendricks on the edge. he has to slam down and close the hole. we have to take good angles back end. too many people not taking the right angle. birds respond. la garrett blunt goes beast mode. second longest in his career. we brought him to run people over, make them plays. this is what he's capable of. we didn't see it in the preseason or second week, we are seeing what la garrett blount is about. >> smallwood with thee carry. >> he's doing a great job holding on to the football. >> lead 26-19, phillip rivers hits henry in the endzone. >> amazing catch. they kept scoring touchdowns. you can't give up the plays especially at that po

defensive end chris long donating the rest of his year's salary to increase education equality. his next ten game checks to launch the pledge ten for tomorrow campaign encouraging people to make donations for equal education opportunities. earlier in the season long donated his pay to provide scholarships for students in charlottesville, virginia, after the deadly race fueled protest there that by the way is his hometown. >> pretty impressive. a boy battling cancer who loves hock keen islander has his dream come true last night. eight-year-old blain drop bloom may not be able to play his favorite sport. yesterday he lived every fan's dream. he received all access pass including an honorary locker and official gear pass. he got to practice with the new york islanders he has stage four nom hodgkin's limb foam man receives oral chemotherapy every day. his favorite player josh bailey was time to have little time with the little boy. >> impact and especially for not only him but his family, his parents, how hard it must be for them like i said just good to have a day like this to kin

. >> remember this, eagles defensive ends, chris long, donated his first six game eagles checks thisson? to funds scholarships in charlottesville, virginia, after last month's violence. >> guess what he's done now, alex holey? >> this is from our friends howard eskin, tweeted this out, he's going to announce chris long today he's donating the last ten checks of 2017. >> god. >> yes, so pledge ten for tomorrow campaign, final ten checks will funds education in philadelphia, boston, and st. louis. >> so -- >> that's wonderful, especially -- >> that's amazing, what example, what a great guy. >> his whole salary. >> i don't know hole salary. have other money that come from endorsements. >> bonuses, the game check. >> yes. >> last time we tried to figure out how much money it is, and all of those other ways they get other monday. >> i a the love monday. >> i at low of money to be donated. >> and fault on the players sometimes, accusations, you see this? amazing. and we got soming. >> that was quick. >> they're coming out. >> sue, we have crackage on our egg. >> oh, that's awesome. >> i ha

schuylkill river trail. >>> plus, for the love of the game and so much more, eagles defensive end chris longis season for free, we will see where his checks are going and why he decided to do it, chelsea. >>> i'm tracking even more sunshine, i'll let you know how long it sticks around coming up. >>> this individual knew the people that he wanted to go shoot this wasn't a random act of violence where person went out indiscriminately and shooting people up. >> reporter: shooting spree spanning two states, three murdered in maryland, two others wounded, another man shot in wilmington. tonight the manhunt is on for the suspect gunman. police say that the suspect might be anywhere, and they are searching, right here in our area good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer, jessica dean is on assignment. here's what we necessity right now in maryland gunman showed up for work at advanced granite solutions and opened fire on co-workers, shooting five people, of them were killed, two remain in critical condition. police say suspect then went to wilmington for a second targeted sh

defensive end chris long forced to fumble. each added in the offseason. and prepare. you want the types of guys in and around your football team. we have a good group of veteran leadership players that bought into whatever i'm speaking about our selling. that's key. >> flyers open things up wednesday night at san jose. it's been a long offseason. ready to get things going. >> we are going on road, get the chemistry going off the ice. it's not an easy schedule to starred but same time, a good test for us. matt reed could be sent to the phantoms in the offseason. we talk about that next. ♪ ♪ at carmax, we buy all the cars. uh, all the cars? all the cars. old cars? yes. new cars? oh, yeah. sports cars? indeed. a big ol' boat-like car? permission to come aboard! what about a car that's all (makes awkward car noises) hgnnnn-nn-nn-nnnn-ayy-ayyy i don't see why not. what about, let's say... oh, i don't know, a purple van with a painting of a wizard just shooting lightning out of his fingers riding a unicorn sneezing rainbows? definitely. just asking for a friend

. >> eagles defensive end chris long is donating this season's entire salary to charity. long who signed 2 year $4.5 million contract to the eagles is giving his final ten game checks to the new initiative. the campaign encourages others to donate to provide equal indication students for students in philadelphia, philadelphia and boston. in philadelphia, long has chosen summer search which helps low income kids get to college. he stopped by there last night. >> i feel good that i am spreading positivity, that i'm using my platform, at the same time if i played in the nfl for ten years and didn't help anybody and i had this flat form, i would feel like i waste the it. it is in response to the racial violence that occurred there last summer. be the same and be the example. >> he and malcom jenkins have done stuff to bring people together rather than push them apart. it's great to have them on the team. >> chilly to start out. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry, as we look outside, we're looking at the commodore barry bridge and stars out above. a few more clou

chris long makes a base salary of $1 million this year. he is basically going to play for free this entire season. he already donated his first six game checks to his hometown of charlottesville, virginia for scholarships after the violence there. he is donating his final ten game checks for educational equality. he is donating the money to schools in philly, new england and st. louis where he has played. he is a big believer that kids from low-income families should have the same education as those from higher income families. he is trying to help bridge that gap. >> this is something we can all get behind, educational equity, and trying to serve our youth. because at the end of the day that's the future of our country. whatever you think about america or the current state of affairs, we can always get better and our youth is kind of a key to that. >> he is so right. chris will meet with kids tonight in north philly at a charter school where some of the money will go. we'll bring that to you and hear from him at 11:00. john clark. back to

malcolm jenkins, chris long are part that have coalition. they went to harrisburg to talk about nal justice reform. they say it is time to take politics out of the discussion. >>> new this morning, president trump's approval ratings are at their lowest in the first ten months of his presidency according to a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. it finds 58% of americans polled disapprove of his job performance. looking ahead next year, 48% say they prefer a democratic-controlled congress. >>> let's head to delaware where route 42 will be shut down after this fiery accident with a tractor-trailer. delaware state police took these pictures of the scene after the crash happened at 2:30 this morning. investigators tell us the truck hit a construction barrier, turned over, and then caught fire. the driver went to the hospital. the fire caused extensive damage to the highway. engineers are surveying damage to the route 141 overpass. we'll keep you posted when it reopens. >>> 9:06 on this sunday. up next a closer look at the first alert forecas

. >> chris long is a defensive end for the philadelphia eagles. his base salary for 2017 is $1 million. he donated his first checks to present scholarships for students in charlottesville. that's where he grew up and played college ball. the second -- long has played in his pro career. >> you know what, that's how you pay it forward. good for him. >>> if you're looking for a last minute halloween costume, a fake knees dress. it's featured on yandyhill.com. the $55 costume sold out repeatedly. consume shop in northern virginia says no one is buying halloween costumes as preside heels to match that dress. >> you could totally rock it. you've got great legs and you have that biker body. you could rock it. >> what's going on here on the set today. >> not a thing. >>> how about a pet for the people too busy to take care of an animal. a chinese start up is hoping a robo dog is the next thing because it don't kill you in its sleep. it's about the size of a real dog and weighs under 50 pounds and it's not [indiscernible]. robo dog needs to be controlled b

. >>> one eagles emphasis on education see how defensive end chris long is giving back to students in philadelphia and beyond, up a fighter for the working men and women of atlantic county. brown fought for what's right by taking on trenton special interests and standing up to chris christie's takeover of atlantic city. he fought to protect jobs in our region and to defeat the north jersey casinos. and now brown is working to keep atlantic county affordable for families and retirees. let's keep chris brown fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> our weekend is promising to produce more of what we have been enjoying here, temperatures in the mid to upper 70's and a sunshine as well. it looks like a fantastic excuse to make outdoor plans, guys. >>> all right, call it i, thank you. for a look at headlines across the region. >> burlington county times burlington county animal shelter completed 1.9 million-dollar expansion project, shelter will unveil the 2400 square foot addition with a clear the shelter weekend, adoption event this saturday. fees for all anim

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. >>> eagle chris long is putting his money where his mouth is. the defensive end is donating his entire season salary. the final ten game checks will go to organizations that support educational equity and opportunity. >> tonight long met with kids at academy charter school in frank ford. one of the schools which will be impacted by the money. >> everybody needs resources and so this means a lot. and people get behind. so like i mention i have had a player pledge $50,000 the rest of the season. >> some of the money will go to the organization summer search to help kids in philadelphia. >>> that is really going above and beyond. as well. such a role model to do that. and put that money on the line. for the kids, john. >> special guy. he wanted to do it now so he can inspire others with the platform he has. to give more money. already one player is doing it. the draft is loefing philly. where it's going next yore and how close philly was having it again. why did joel embiid play longer than coach expected? we'll hear from him and joel. and the high

chris long did that thing to his brother a couple years ago. he was trying to protect his cousin.hey are really close. they are like brothers. he needs to learn. he will learn from that and move forward. >> reporter: lynch is not exactly want to face the media and the best of times. add to that affect the raiders are often the next four days and it could be some time before we get an explanation for what went down at the coliseum. >>> it's a painful one for the giants but the dodgers are going to the world series. >> 1 away and that's a drive to right-center field. hernandez sends one steep and that paul is gone! it's a grand slam! >> hernandez hit three home runs including that grand slam. the dodgers beat the cubs 11-1 last night to win the national league championship series. >>> bubbly was flowing inside the clubhouse. the team celebrated with a champagne victory shower. the last time the dodgers went to the world series was in 1988 when they beat the oakland a's. >>> a group of dodgers fans got carried away in the celebration. they gathered at a street corner and blocks traff

eagles owner jeffrey lure retook part along with malcomb jenkins and chris long, some players have been protesting by taking a knee or locking arms during national anthem. nfl commissioner roger goodell and some owners believe players should stand >> this is the first time we got chance to sit down and like there was definitely like, there was real dialogue and conversation. >> the league and players union issued a statement saying owners and players had a productive meeting focused on how we can work together to promote positive social change and address inequality in our community. >>> firefighters are making some progress in the wine country. new security camera footage showing flames charging over the hills in sonoma county. other structures have not been as lucky. tim bow dell is from ardmore, they left the santa rosy california home with just minutes to spare. >> my neighbors's house completely engulfed in flames, it was burning so hot. and the smoke you couldn't see three feet in front of your house. it was just rage raining fire. >>> sort of fire claimed at least 41 lives and hu

eagles defensive end chris long is donating his final ten game checks to charities in cities he called home. he committed to donate the first six checks in his home town of charlottesville, virginia. that is his entire salary being donated to salary. >> teaming up to bring you a night of football and countdown to quick off tonight eagles and washington monday night on phl 17. >> a big game on the college slate this weekend, number two penn state hosts 19th ranked michigan and it's a tremendous ride for the unbeaten nittany lions. >> the message for the team this week is they have earned these things. these things are nice and the rankings are nice. and the fact that espn and college game day is coming is nice. >> be a couch potato saturday night and the penn state michigan game will be broadcast on 6 abc and coverage begins at 7:30. we'll be watching. >> thank you ducis. >>> coming up on "action news" adam joseph with the accuweather forecast. paulsboro's a very proud community. it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's

chris long and tori smith goigoing -- long donating a portion of his pay to charities.bc10 news. >>> as the eagles head to harrisburg, nbc10 will be there with them. lauren will be in the state capitol to hear what the birds tell lawmakers. you can watch her live reports later today beginning at 4:00 p.m. >>> in other news, following breaking news in north philadelphia. police say someone stuffed a woman's body into a trashbag around 1:30 this morning on westmoreland street. police say the victim had facial injuries and they're having a hard time identifying her. >>> in delaware county, overwhelming disgust in radnor township as a disgraced commissioner refuses to leave the board despite facing child pornography charges. phillip arr resigned as president. however, fellow board members can't remove him as a commissioner. one after another, people chastised the board for not getting rid of the commissioner. resident heard from him through a letter submitted on his behalf. the board says a constitutional issue keeps them from ousting their former leader. >> as sgufdisgusti

excused from practice malcolm jenkins and chris long.he two were in new york at the league meetings to discuss the want for social change. >> we're the greatest sport in this country we have the unique ability to bring people together from all walks of life. whether in the our locker rooms or in our stands and i think we see that responsibility as players in the league to do that with our country and it starts with having tough conversations and moving forward and i think that's what we started today. >> it was tough home come fog temple football as they fell to uconn but new week now and the owls are getting ready for that exciting offense that army has become known for these past few seasons. >> this is college football fan it's found watch what they do. now getting ready to play it, that's a different story. they execute very clean. they've got tough physical players. >> they're master at what they do. army, navy, they get million yards game rushing because they execute every play i mean we got to stay discipline. read our keys and ju

for a lot of experts heading into this season, with the additions of chris long and tim jurnigan thes were viewed as deep when discussing the front 71 player you might have skipped over as someone to count on was beau allen. he suffered a torn peck back in april and originally reports him missing regular season games but after a tough summer of rehab and allen returned to action for the final preseason game against versus the jets and continued to get better every week since then. including last week where he recorded his first official sack more on that just a second. here's head coach doug pederson why he's not surprised to see beau playing at this level. >> the way he handled his business once he was injured, you know, this spring and how he came back and his rehab. he was so driven and so motivated to get back on the field. >> it did take him a couple games, however, just to get his leg back under him and his stamina that way, but he's playing -- he's playing well right now. >> all right. picture dreaming about the first time you get that quarterback sack and getting the chance t

never more so supplement applied by chris long he's playing for free this season.ong announced today he's donating his last september game checks to organizations that help educate under privileged kids. this is after he gave his first six to help his hometown of charlottesville, virginia. class act doesn't even begin to cover it. >>> nfl commissioner goodell says everyone should stand for the national anthem. this is following league meetings still no policy change. when asked about repercussions from owners who want their teams to stand, jerry jones, goodell didn't have anything concrete to say. >> i think our clubs all see this the same way that we want our players to stand. we'll continue to encourage them to stand and we're going continue to work on these issues in the community. we'll address issues. i can't deal with hypotheticals right now. we'll deal with those issues if they come up for us right now that's our focus. >>> alcs all tied up at two a piece. yankees and astros. bottom two no score. greg bird deep to right field. new york gets on the board firs

chris long won a super bowl with new england. >> everything is possible for every team in the nfl andinly we put the work in to this point. we have a long way to go i mean at some point months from now we'll look back and, you know, october will seem like light years back and it will seem like it was years ago, so we have a lot of building to do. >> we are teaming up with pl17 to bring you a full night of football monday night. it's our special count down to kickoff at 8:00 p.m. and then the game at 8:30. eagles-redskins monday night on phl17. revenge sure is sweet. unlike last year when they lost to michigan 49 to 10 penn state is now undefeated ranked second in the nation plus the game is at their house. they haven't lost at beaver stadium since 2015 when they were beaten by michigan. really there's no overselling just how big this game is not to mention the wolverines are ranked 19th. wow. >> at the end of the day none of those things matter. it's about our preparation and, you know, a lot of times i think probably the most important job of a head coach in my opinion is to eliminat

. >>> yesterday we told how eagles defensive end chris long is pledge to go donate his next 10 game checks to help low income families educate their children. >> those inspired by his decision are joining the cause , long is encouraging everyone to pledge ten dollars to the pledge 10 for tomorrow campaign and response is overwhelming. so far he has raised more than $177,000. the money will be used to help educate children in philadelphia, boston and st. louis. >>> a local woman has dedicated much of her life to helping others. >> so when she felon difficult times a local business, stepped into helper. justin udo from our sister station kyw news radio has her story. >> reporter: for more than a decade patty lewis of willow grove has been a leveling to thousands of service members and veterans battling ptsd and brain injuries. >> when they need someone to talk to and they feel like their life isn't worth living and you help them and see where they go in life it is priceless. >> reporter: even though patty has been a rock to those in need she has been going through rocky times herself. >> i h

eagles owner jeffrey lure retook part along with malcomb jenkins and chris long, some players have been protesting by taking a knee or locking arms during national anthem. nfl commissioner roger goodell and some owners believe players should stand >> this is the first time we got chance to sit down and like there was definitely like, there was real dialogue and conversation. >> the league and players union issued a statement saying owners and players had a productive meeting focused on how we can work together to promote positive social change and address inequality in our community. >>> firefighters are making some progress in the wine country. new security camera footage showing flames charging over the hills in sonoma county. other structures have not been as lucky. tim bow dell is from ardmore, they left the santa rosy california home with just minutes to spare. >> my neighbors's house completely engulfed in flames, it was burning so hot. and the smoke you couldn't see three feet in front of your house. it was just rage raining fire. >>> sort of fire claimed at least 41 lives and hu

. >>> and, well, eagles defensive end chris long has been putting in work on the field, lately. >> but it is his team off the field that has been making headlines this year. the three two-year old announced he will donate his checks from the final 10 games of the season to education fund nothing philadelphia, boston and st. louis. long said he wanted to give back to the cities that have given him the opportunity to play football. >> you know, it is kind of fun , i always wanted to play for a bigger purpose then just money, and what not. so i'm in my tenth year would i make this year more meaningful for myself and hopefully for others, you know , don't get me wrong, i am really excited to see some of the change that we can impact but at the end of the day, i wanted to play for something a little bit bigger then just football or money good stuff. >> long previously donated his first six checks for scholarship fund nothing his hometown of charlottesville, following the violence there in august. so that means he is playing for the bird this year, for free. >> nicely done big fella. >> nice

i asked chris long who won a super bowl with bill belichick how pederson stacks up. >> he does a greatf setting the tone for energy and excitement every morning when you walk in the building. i can truly say that starts from the top and guys walk into work it's not like man, we're going to work, i mean, we're coming to work, we're going to work but we're going to have fun and he keeps it light but he pushes off and knows when to back offer on off on the pedal a little bit. >> i'll have more on my one-on-one count down to kickoff at 8 o'clock and then at 8:30, eagles-redskins monday night football all tonight on phl17. >> and jeff skversky will have a rare one-on-one interview with carson wentz in that special. we're live at the linc for jaime apody i'm ducis rodgers. jeff, back to you. >> wentz coming off his best two games of his young career. oh and three for the fourth straight year, this is not what joel embiid and the sixers were expecting to start this promising season. embiid and the sixers can get going in the right direction with a w tonight in detroit. >> there's an element o

wide receiver torrey smith safety malcolm jenkins and defensive end chris long are part of the players coalition. the group aims to improve the relationship between police officers and their communities. the talk yesterday included a push for a bill that would seal a person's criminal record after 10 years of good behavior. >> ♪ >> winslow township school number one will be closed today and for the rest of the week. smoke damage from a fire on monday is so extensive the superintendent says it's going to take at least three days to clean it all up. the district expects to reopen the elementary school on monday. >> 5:38. from our delaware news room parking meters are going digital in downtown wilmington. the city is launching the park mobile payment option today. the phone app is available for about about thousand metered spaces. drivers can set up an alert so the app notifies them when time on the meter is about to expire. some people may recognize that from parking in philadelphia. there are a few options out there as well. >> i like those meters in philadelphia. >> it does make life a

. >>> chris long is putting his blun his mouth is.ong will donate the rest of his year's salary to increase educational equality. he has given his first six game checks to students from charlottesville, virginia. he is using the next ten to launch that. the salary this year is a million dollars. >>> take a live look outside. this is the italian market. a sunny day is shaping up on the cooler side. temps are warming up very nicely. let's check in with krystal klei. she has your first alert neighborhood forecast. >> that was a pretty picture we have got. they all look like that. very nice day. you can see on the 24 hour change map that we are warmer than yesterday. it is 10 degrees warmer in philadelphia, mount holly. coatsville at 13 and dover 11 degrees warmer. we are in the low 60s currently. atlantic city also at 62 degrees. as we zbeet the afternoon hours some of us making our way into the low 70s. totally clear picture. no rain or clouds to track out there. we are on a warming trend. it takes us up, up, up. we are talking mid-town

owner jeffery laurie attended yesterday, so did eagles safety malcolm jenkins and defensive end chris long. some players have been protesting by taking a knee or locking arms during the national anthem, and nfl commissioner roger goodell and some owners believe the players should stand. >> this is first time we have gotten a chance to sit down in front of the ownership. we felt like they were receptive. we felt like there was real dialogue, conversation and progress was made. >> league and players union issued a statement saying they focused on how to promote positive social change. league says it will in the force players to stand during the anthem. >>> well, coming up next, meet grand mom who is gathering quite a crowd. >> the 100 year-old woman is giving advice to a new generation. >> we are going to hear it when we come right back, cbs eye on the community...presented by target. urban agriculture and community greening are helping cities become more sustainable for the future. and that's why target has partnered with the nonprofit greensgrow in philadelphia... a nationally recognized l

chris long is also there. >>> this morning we want to show you a fit of road rage that is sort of uniquecheck this out. yeah. one car on top of the other. it was a print car race actually in indiana. the driver of the black car wasn't tluchlt he got into a fistfight before the police officer dashed from the stands and tasered the offender. the crowds cheered as the aggressor was lead away in handcuffs. >>> just in time for halloween. a retailer apologizing after this ann frank costume. ann frank wrote a diary hiding from the nazis during world war ii. they say it sells costumes for things like school plays and did not mean to cause offense. >>> rosin has tackled everything from hurricane scams. hem answer your questions live. >>> announced that the duke and duchess of cambridge are expecting in april. will and kate have two children already. four-year-old prince george and two-year-old prisz -- princess charlotte. >>> up next i'll talk to philadelphia eagles about how the first qb has helped make the team top as we look ahead to their match-up against the redski redskins. >>> blue skies,

. >> yesterday we told you how eagles defensive end chris long is pledging to donate next ten game checks to help low income families educate kids. >> those up spird by the decision are joining the caus cause. pledge ten for tomorrow campaign and response is overwhelming. so far he's raised nearly $18 $180,000 and the money will be used to help educate children in philadelphia, boston and st. louis. nice job. >> well it's exciting time. once again for philly sports fans and on the eave of sixers open. >> cold brews and hot food rul as taste with torrey heads to misconduct tavern♪ ♪ >> the sixers season is off and running. >> embib on the chip in. >> and while many run to fill the seats of the wells fargo center plenty run to misconduct tavern in center city for a six rz way to cheer on our team. >> trust the process, playoff. 50 winds, book it. >> theming curr general manager of misconduct has been a sixers fan since dr. j. >> first within i went to was dr. j., moses malone, this is new era and next era of greet sixers teams. >> there's one great sexier had had eye on whose love for speci

i'll let you know how long we get to hang on to to those 70s once again. chrisking men and women of atlantic county. brown fought for what's right by taking on trenton special interests and standing up to chris christie's takeover of atlantic city. he fought to protect jobs in our region and to defeat the north jersey casinos. and now brown is working to keep atlantic county affordable for families and retirees. let's keep chris brown fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> confessingç to the killing. a mother admitted drowning two young boys in a bath tuck. tonight what investigators say she was worried about in the moments before the murders. >>> the new team connecting the train it philadelphia. sglmpx it's about time. the old abandoned building teaching skills that can change the lives of local veterans. nbc 10 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> right now, a mother's confession. a woman gave a detailed account of a murder of two boys in the bathtub of an area apartment. it's a crime that's left some numb tonight. >> that numbness even

. >> chris long is donating the rest of the season's entire salary to charity.he signed a $2.4 million contract giving a new initiative pledge ten for tomorrow. the campaign encourages others to donate to provide equal education opportunities for students in philadelphia, st. louis and boston, the three cities where belong has played. he has chosen summer search that helps kids get into college. he stopped by there last night. >> i feel good about it that i am using my platform sufficiently, at the same time, you know if i played in the nfl for ten years and didn't do anything, i would feel i didn't help anybody and feel i have this platform, i wasted it. he is donating his first 6 game salaries to charlottesville, virginia to fight violence there. >> a veterinary is betraying the trust of a heartbroken pet owner. >> we've live with the capture of a suspect in a shooting rampage that stretched across two states. we have reaction to his arrest. >> now on "action news" a suspected killer in a shooting spree in delaware and maryland awaits his day in court. >> sear

. >> last week chris long announced he is donating the remainer of to charities that promote a quality and education. they are in st. louis, boston and here in philadelphia. nbc 10 news. nbc 10 is traveling to harrisburg with those players to hear what the birds tell lawmakers. watch a live report starting at 4:00 p.m. >>> it's trump versus corker yet again t. twitter battle between the president and republican senator as president trump prepares to talk taxes on capitol hill. >>> and later, time for billy joel, the big announcement from the legendary singer still ahead. >>> here is a live view of our first alert radar. you can see the yellows. it is heavy rain and there's a chance of more severe weather to pop up. we'll look at that threat in just a bit. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans-

by the way, eagles, chris long, jaylen mills, the rescue guys, better win monday night. >> it will be a beautiful afternoon, mixture every sunday, clouds, temperatures above average. monday night football. will the weather cooperate for tailgating and what about the game? we will talk about that upper 50s, atlantic city, millville. 52 degrees currently in philadelphia. forty-one pottstown. 40 degrees right now, mount pocono. so, still out ahead of the colds front. so look at the temperatures, offer to the west, 70 in memphis, 76, 60s in chicago but finds the front, look at the cooler air, upper 30's in denver, 31 degrees right now in rapid sitly head in our direction, later on, the upcoming work week, but high pressure, prominent, dominant, offer to the west. the clouds, the showers, we time everything out, dry today, dry for tomorrow. but the rainfall, moves in, monday overnight into tuesday. and we are talking pretty good soaking across the area as well. and we need the rainfall for the month of october. we're about an inch below where we should be, as we go toward tue

. >> chris long and tori smith are also taking the trip to harrisburg. long is donating the remainder of his sal reeary this season t charity. reporting live, nbc10 news. >>> and as those eagles head to harrisburg, lauren make will be in the capitol to hear what they tell lawmakers. see her live reports starting this afternoon at 4:00. >>> following breaking news in north philadelphia. someone stuffed a woman's body in a trash bag. they found her body around 1:30 this morning on westmoreland street. neighbors told us they didn't see the body there a few hours earlier. police say the woman had facial injuries, and they're having a hard time identifying her. >>> later today, the former district attorney will learn his fate after pleading guilty to a corruption charge. seth williams resigned hours before admitting he took campaign funds and gifts in exchange for legal help. he faces up to five years in prison. >>> the man accused of shooting people in six states will go on trial in delaware first and then be tried in maryland. radee prince is accused of shoo

jillian: the game changer here, chris long of the eagles yesterday said he is donating his remaining, playing the season for free and donating them for educational equality. if we start to see action like that, that is what good will come of this. rob: let us know how you feel, we have twitter, email and fancy stuff. turn it over to us. it is 10 minutes after the hour, coming up, a brand-new threat from isis, terrifying plot to take down planes and inflict mass casualties. jillian: stories about the trump administration retracted since the last administration, how america feels about the fake news media and the next guest says he is not surprised. rob: the cup controversy is back. ♪ ♪ wake me up when he called over ♪ mchi bbq. amazing honky tonk? i can't believe you got us tickets. i did. i didn't pay for anything. you never do. send me what i owe. i got it. i mean, you did find money to buy those boots. are you serious? is that why you don't like them? those boots could make a unicorn cry. yeah, tears of joy. the bank of america mobile banking app. the fast, secure and simple way to