louis written by daniel clark to william after william clark left. i will read you just a passage from one, but it shows they definitely met each other and they probably discussed a wide variety of topics. daniel clark said to william -- listen to this language -- i just can't imagine people writing business letters like this. it is so eloquent. daniel said, "our acquaintance, though but short, has deservedly placed you so high in my estimation that i should not without regret give up the idea of seeing you again and cementing it more closely." he wanted to do business with william clark. he was very impressed with the young kentuckian. well some of the things they , talked about, which daniel alludes to in this letter, the value of kentucky land that they were both interested in. the desire in eastern states, particularly maryland, baltimore, or kentucky goods. because one of daniel's letters alludes to the prices unless the deal was with mr. usher in baltimore. he made a big reference to the obvious inability of spain to guard louisiana. daniel cla

charles was a different human clark. -- william clark. by the time i learned that come on this journal which was the exact years i was looking for, 1798-1801, for the future explore. it was about travel he took in those years. i will tell you a little bit about the journal itself. i will show you. this is the best i can do. this is so valuable and so revered that it is locked up in the state historical society of missouri in columbia. it has been there since 1928. it is really a little bit larger taller, butttle bit it opens like a steno pad. william clark used it like this. he started writing down here, went over the gutter and wrote on the next page. he started with a diary over the top and he kept ledger entries for his expenses at the back. in the middle, he drew a map of the city river. i'm getting ahead of myself -- the mississippi river. i'm getting ahead of myself. this is a photograph of clark's journal. it is marbled and it had a lot of pages he signed, probably because he knew he was going on a river trip. every other page, blo

clark and valerie tate think there is. but it did require an unconventional approach. >> we started talking about the possibility of dating other people. >> reporter: your wife comes to you and says, "i want to date other people." what goes through your mind? >> i remember hearing it initially being shocked. and then being like, well, that sound interesting to me too. >> reporter: so this is clark's room? >> it is. >> reporter: they agree to continue living together. and maintain joint assets. >> reporter: this is your room? >> this is my room. >> reporter: their relationship wasn't always like this. what was your wedding like? >> it was magical. >> reporter: it was valerie's first time walking down the aisle. it was clark's third. and for the first few years they were living on love. at what point did things start to change? >> i was grieving the loss of my father. i was very close to. i also had some depression around that. and with all of that i started to withdraw. >> jonah. hi. >> reporter: clark and valerie's young m

: the reverend johnnie clark senior known as papa clark feed it is body and soul.the 68-year-old pastor leads the love and action program for world assembly of family of churches in oakland. >> we supply them with a great meal, a balanced breakfast, and a word to encourage them. let me hear you say forriveness. >> forgiveness. >> reporter: many are homeless, struggling with addiction, or making too little to get by. he serves free breakfast at the east side campus every weekday and third saturday. papa clark will rise early to cook breakfast. for many to come, it is the only hot meal they will have all day. with ten volunteers and individual donations, he fed 10,000 people last year, but he also helps in other ways from job referrals to advice. he is a steady rock to trina. >> he is very positive. every time i talk to him and need anything, he has been there for me. >> it is in the name of jesus christ, we offer this prayer. >> reporter: love and action was founded by one of his two sons but papa clark took over a few years ago. he and his wife came here after losi

clark christopher robert clarke donna marie clarke michael j. clarke suria rachel emma clarke kevin francis cleary james d. cleere geoffrey w. cloud susan marie clyne steven coakley jeffrey alan coale patricia a. cody daniel michael coffey jason m. coffey florence g. cohen kevin sanford cohen anthony joseph coladonato mark joseph colaio stephen colaio christopher m. colasanti kevin nathaniel colbert michel p. colbert keith e. coleman scott thomas coleman tarel coleman liam joseph colhoun robert d. colin robert j. coll jean collin john michael collins michael l. collins thomas j. collins joseph collison patricia malia colodner linda m. colon sol e. colon >> and my brother, y edward riley. loving son, brother, nephew, cousin and friend. we miss you and love you dearly. and may god bless all of the first responders and all u.s. armed forces who put their life on the line to keep us safe every day. god bless. >> and my cousin, firefighter steve belson who dedicated his life, first as a lifeguard, then as the braves member of the new york city fire d

clark >> christopher robert clarke >> donna marie clarke >> michael j. clarke >> suria rachel emma clarke >> kevin francis cleary >> james d. cleere >> geoffrey w. cloud >> susan marie clyne >> steven coakley >> jeffrey alan coale >> patricia a. cody >> daniel michael coffey >> jason m. coffey >> florence g. cohen >> kevin sanford cohen >> anthony joseph coladonato mark joseph colaio >> stephen colaio >> christopher m. colasanti >> kevin nathaniel colbert >> michel p. colbert >> keith e. coleman >> scott thomas coleman >> tarel coleman >> liam joseph colhoun >> robert d. colin >> robert j. coll >> jean marie collin >> john michael collins >> michael l. collins >> thomas joseph collins >> joseph kent collison >> jeffrey dwayne collman >> patricia malia colodner >> linda m. colon >> sol e. colon >> and my brother, timothy edward riley. loving son, brother, nephew, cousin and friend. we miss you and love you dearly. and may god bless all of the first responders and all you u.s. armed forces who put their life on the line to keep us safe every day. god bless

at fort clark was staffed by a very cranky for trader, a gentleman and francis. you can get a sense of his personality by reading his journal. he detested the mandan and he really detested the rats and he started keeping a record of the number frats he killed every month in his journal. next third of some of those records for you here and you can see over the course of a year from june 1836 to may of 1837 he killed a total of 1686 rats. now, that's just in a fort clark. where's all the corn stored? it's in the mandan village. just imagine the rats at the village. now, in 1832, as the rats ran amok a steamboat named yellowstone turn up the missouri river document load a village in order to service for clark. the yellowstone was the first steamer to reach the mandan. like the rats had a voracious appetite. not for maize, but that would. man dance consumed plenty of wood on their own. steamboats were in a different league. a small steamer like the yellowstone needed the equivalent of 6010h trees for each day of travel. the boats inevitably reloaded with wood where w

send it to john clark. a hart brak loss. tough loss for the eagles and quarterback sam bradford has an x. ray after the game. >>> chill kellie inveiled his new player. bradford is lit. intercepted by william moore. that would lead to this. the surprised free agent pick up byron maxwell, 22 yard score. opening drive in the second quarter, ryan makes a big mistake. returned inside the tent and the eagles turned to murray. scoring from eight yards out. the eagles find themselves down a field goal. ryan matthew converts to a yard out. the falcons went back and worked all night. the deep vault, they gave him 44. falcons kick a field goal. eagles driving with a third and one. matthew's come up short. coby marking lined up right down main street. 44 yards wide. eagles with one more shot the eagles lose 26-24. on is down live at the georgia down. >> he has to make the field goal there. the big difference is julio jones. herd birds offense got going in the second half. sam really looked good after the game sttalked about the performa

john clark is on the field for us tonight. he has all your pregame coverage coming up in sports. >>> remember, nbc 10 is your official eagles station, even when the game isn't on our air, we'll have exclusive content you can't find anywhere else. eagles game day final will air after tonight's game. if you can't stay up, set your dvr for 2:00 a.m. we'll have reaction from the locker room, that's tonight on nbc 10, your official eagles station. >>> and it is feeling a lot more like football weather tonight. nbc 10 where walkers were greeted by cooler temperatures. even though it's feeling more like fall and football, there's still some baseball to be played. live look at citizens bank park where the phillies open up a series with the nationals tonight. sheena parveen joining us now. a fall-like feel out there, sheena. what a difference. >> yeah, definitely feels like fall outside, especially this morning and even still now. temperatures are in the low 70s through the lehigh valley, 73 in allentown, pottstown coming in at 72 degr

but papa clark took over the program 7 years ago. had moved to the bay area after losing everything in hurricane katrina. papa clark felt his own recovery from drug addiction made him the perfect person to run the oakland ministry. >> i made a miraculous change. 30 years of heroinaddiction? to be free 22 years on the 17th of october? nobody but god does that. >> reporter: to harvey robertson, papa clark is an inspiration. >> he is gonna give you what is solid. number one, that's the word. number two, that's love. number three, that's him. >> reporter: what do you want your life legacy to be? >> that i love god and man. >> come, let's give god some praise. >> reporter: so for feeding thousands through love in action, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to johnnie clark, senior. "love n action" also gives away toys and does makeovers for low income people during the holidays. and papa clark often shares his story in the jail. >> he is sharing it. >> "love n action." >> all right, sharon. thank you. >> big inspiration. >> n

dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> dray, all right. one last note on the closures. >>> we have a lot. use mass transit. extra service will be on new jersey transit trains and buses. path trains extra service between journal and 33rd and hoboken and 33rd and metro north extra service after 10:00 a.m. detours and bus delays with mta buses. some subways may skip stations. lill railroad extra service after 12:00. utilize mass transit. >> i will be on the 1 and 9 train. >> good for you. >> a look outside. sunshine today. a beautiful weather day for the papal visit, for mass outside. gorgeous. 76 and breezy. perfect day and a beautiful weekend coming up as well. enjoy. have a great weekend. >> we certainly will. thank you, bill. >> that's the news for now. i'm ken rosato. >> i'm shirleen allicot in for

clark is standing by live in that area. you were saying it has posed a bit of an inconvenience for people that live over there. >> a bit of an inconvenience when you have this amount of law enforcement on your block in your neighborhood. we heard about the kind of security measures that would be implemented while the pope is in residence at the home of the papal nuncio. now here we are in the middle of it all watching it play out. it is without exaggeration an extraordinary show of force. this is east 72nd street between madison and 5th avenues. it is completely on lockdown here. it is hard to see that 11,000 square foot town house just up the block. outside the home there are bomb- sniffing dogs, snipers, portable barricades and there are large -- those large around the home blocking the street. the pope arrived just before 9:00 last night and from the moment he arrived here at the home, this neighborhood has been completely on lockdown. we heard so much about what was going to happen when the pope arrived here and everyth

i'm john clark at met life stadium. back to you. >> it is the eagles and the jets, kickoff 7:00 p.m. our pregame coverage begins in just a few minutes. nbc 10 is your official eagles television station. that will wrap it up for sports. right back after this. . we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. ♪ help us >> a special dedication today outside the basilica of saints peter and paul. the grotto was created in honor of the upcoming pope's visit. the grotto has more than 30,000 knotts tied on it. people can write their struggles on a piece of fabric and tie it to that grotto. it symbolizes the philadelphia community coming together and sharing challenges and lift

dre clark, eyewitness news. back to you. >> thank you, dre. >> the mayor has his hands full. >> ready. >>> 6:19. time to get a check on the accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist bill evans is outside our studios on the upper west side. >> of course we'll have great weather for the pope's arrival today. it will be warm and summer- like. but then tomorrow, it's going to be fall-like. this morning, kind of feels like fall. we've got a nice show. it is the first full day of fall. it is nice and comfortable this morning with a light wind and cool crispness, also very low humidity. current temperature, we're looking at 61 degrees right now through the 6:00 hour, low humidity for morning hours and a calm wind. normal high is 72. today will be 10 degrees above that. we're looking at a good air quality. still uv index, you get a sunburn in about three hours. the ragweed is still flying out there today. if you're a ragweed sufferer, you know that. 40s up to the north and west. nice and cool and crisp this morning. by aft

clark claims that the unidentified driver never put down his phone and showed it to fire commissioner, derek sawyer, he was disgusted. >> no cell phone driver, that includes texting talking or surfing the internet. >> we'll identify the person in the video and bring him in for discipline, what that discipline will be clark could not say, clark felt compelled that something needed to be done so people that need help from philadelphia ems's feel safe. >> we want to apologize to her personally, this is not what we train our drivers to do. >> commissioner sawyer tells me that 95% of the department follows rules and regulations but like any organization there are those that don't and this driver will be punished. i'm live in olney, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks very much. >>> philadelphia police made an arrest in connection with the murder of a man outside of a rap concert on south street last weekend. tily wilbur is identified as the trigger man accused of shooting john green once in the stomach outside of the tla friday night. green died a short time later, he is facing murder and w

clark says burns was having car trouble and couldn't make it out. he says his friend is usually at church on saturdays. that is the day the fire broke out. >> in a bad spot. >> reporter: clark says he's seen so much hoff within the community. clark is one of the many waiting to be escorted to go back home for the first time. >> we tried three times yesterday. >> reporter: the program has been suspended as of yesterday afternoon. resources now diverted at the scene of the fire and here, at the evacuation center. he had friends that were able to give him reassurance. >> a friend took a picture of our place to let us know the homes were still there. >> reporter: those were able to go back say they can rest easier knowing their family is standing guard. >> very lucky. we didn't know anything about our house until we saw it. we're just fortunate to have our animals there, and our house is standing. >> reporter: it's been an emotional roller coaster to say the least. officials have been trying to keep people informed. a community meeting behind us started

he was influenced by the reading of journals of the lewis and clark definition. he wanted to keep a journal like they did and was interested in the illustrations. he wanted to illustrate too. 1849aily journals began in and proceeded his whole life until 1913 and he became too sick to continue. these are the diaries we have. have items ofs particular interest. example, is, for the most lavishly illustrated volume and it is also the volume that covers much of the territorial period from 1855 through 1857. in particular, it includes descriptions of the reader's involvement of the battle of hickory point. the battle of hickory point 1856red on september 13, when general james lane, who was leader of the free state forces and will become an early senator kansas was in the vicinity of topeka when he received reports that landing forces were causing trouble in kansas. he took his units and noticed that the pro-slave forces had congregated near hickory point. he asked for reinforcements and reader can to assist on september 13 -- came to assist. on september 13, reader w

clark says burns was having car trouble and couldn't make it out. he says his friend is usually at church on saturdays. that is the day the fire broke out. >> in a bad spot. >> reporter: clark says he's seen so much hoff within the community. clark is one of the many waiting to be escorted to go back home for the first time. >> we tried three times yesterday. >> reporter: the program has been suspended as of yesterday afternoon. resources now diverted at the scene of the fire and here, at the evacuation center. he had friends that were able to give him reassurance. >> a friend took a picture of our place to let us know the homes were still there. >> reporter: those were able to go back say they can rest easier knowing their family is standing guard. >> very lucky. we didn't know anything about our house until we saw it. we're just fortunate to have our animals there, and our house is standing. >> reporter: it's been an emotional roller coaster to say the least. officials have been trying to keep people informed. a community meeting behind us started

eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live at the scene with the latest information. dray? >> yeah, good morning. this is 1312 in the flatbush section of brooklyn. you can see a considerable amount of smoke from one of the two homes burning here. firefighters are very focused on that home that you see now where the black smoke is coming from. we did see flames shooting from the roof a moment ago. this fire is not -- just over here, if you shoot in there, you can see flames from the attic area of that second home. so, again, this fire still very much a working fire. far from being under control or contained. we do know that five people were injured. none of those injuries are considered life threatening. initially three people had been unaccounted for but those three individuals were located. again, five people injured. none of those thought to be life threatening. back on the ground, there is a very heavy fire department presence up and down glenwood for at least three or four blocks you can see nothing but fire department personnel. the focus is getting those flames exting

eyewitness news reporter dray clark tweeted this photo from the scene in our last half hour. he is joining us now from the katonah park east section with the latest. dray? >> reporter: good morning, lori. the fire is contained but technically still not under control. the fire department wants to make sure that all the hot spots are extinguished before calling the fire under control. the sense of urgency out here has been scaled back significantly. let's show you video from earlier this morning when the fire was at its peak. a lot of smoke and flames coming from the location. the fire broke out after 4:00 this morning inside a garage and quickly spread to two adjacent homes. within eight minutes of the first call for help, the fire grew to three alarms. the fire department here within two minutes and got everyone out of the building without injury. so many people worried about their belongings, we talked to one woman that said she ran out of the building running for her life. >> i look out the window and everybody is talking about get out, get out. >> reporter: who knocked on

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dray clark is on the scene. new jersey transit trains are fine. long island railroad, metro north on or close to schedule. sawmill river parkway northbound, roar brook to croton that is -- roaring brook avenue to croton. if you are going on to the b.q.e. northeast, the ramp to the brooklyn bridge is closed down. in addition to that, the brooklyn bridge is closed until 6:00 a.m. that, of course, is because of overnight construction. not taking a delay as you travel up the b.q.e. at this point. heading through long branch, you will find a closure on 71. it's closed down between locus and cedar. that is because of an accident. a downed pole. george washington bridge has minor delays. let's took a look at a picture of the george washington bridge. i can show you it's doing well as you move into the city, that is traffic left to right. street cleaning rules are back in effect today. ken and lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," a young boy desperately searching for his lost dog finds it in a backyard well.

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. >> reverend donnie clark senior known as papa clark. pastor leaves the love and action program for word assembly a family of churches in oakland. >> we supply them with a great meal, a balanced breakfast and a word to encourage them. >> let me hear you say forgiveness. >> many are homeless struggling with addiction or making too little to get by. he serves free breakfast at the east side campus every weekday and every third saturday plus week night dinners at the westside campus. >> tastes good? >> reporter: he and his crew arrive early for breakfast. for many, it is the only hot meal they'll have all day. with ten volunteers and individual donations, papa clark fed 10,000 people last year. he also helps in other ways with job referrals and advice. he is a steady rock to trina. >> he is very positive and every time i talk to him and need anything, he is there for me. >> in the name of jesus christ we offer this prayer. >> love and action was founded by one of his two sons but he took over the program seven years ago. he and his wife mov

as if the eagles needed more bad news this week, john clark as more. on another injury to a key player on the eagles as their must-win game with the jets approaches. that's next. >> akeisha has a kind and thoughtful personality and loves to express her creative side. so she headed to busy bee to make a birthday gift for a friend. >> the best part about art is if you make a mistake it's not really a mistake. >> reporter: akeisha is a very playful, energetic young lady who loves to laugh. she loves arts and craft. >> akeisha is this week's wednesday's child. >> call 1-866-do-adopt or visit nbc10.com for information on how to begin your adoption journey. >> the eagles are already mired in injury issues on the defensive side of the ball and wednesday tamp injury bug bit the offensive side. don clark has more from the nova care complex. >> the eagles are going into a must win game sunday against the jets trying to get their running game going and wednesday at practice they see their top back, demarco murray, leave early. the eagles said demarco left with a

clark park is who i am. >> yeah, i still feel that the reason i'm still here at age 84 is to help theseldren out and to keep them away from drugs and gangs. and to give them a positive option in life. we want them to go to college and make something of their lives. >> everybody around here is so supportive and they want you to do good. they want you to succeed. it's good feeling knowing that there's people that actually care. >> good job! >> teach the younger girls and younger girls they teach the it tee bity girls as i call them everybody works for progress here. nobody is to be denied anything. >> whether it's diversity or economic diversity they just want to be a part of the community. there's no amount of money in the world that can give you that sense, that feeling, that family. >> that's all you want. given that opportunity. to better your life. there's no place i'd rather be. than at clark park. >> ifill: on the newshour online, hurricane katrina scattered thousands of gulf coast foster children across the country. a decade later, are some of these most vulnerable children any mo

clark says burns was having car trouble and couldn't make it out until it was too late. he says his friend is usually at church on saturday. that's the day the fire broke out. >> he was in a bad spot. >> clark has seen so much devastation this past week. yet he says he's also seen so much love within his community. clark is one of the many waiting to be escorted by officials to go back to his home for the first time. >> we tried three times yesterday. >>reporter: program has been temporarily suspended as of yesterday afternoon. resources now diverted at the scene of the fire and here at the evacuation center but had he friends who were able to give him reashichbilitys i had a friend that work for cdf and took a picture of our place to let us know the 4 track of home were still there. >>reporter: those able to go back can rest a little easier knowing the extended members of the family are standing guard until they came back. >> very lucky. we didn't know big our house if we saw it and we were fortunate to have our animal still there and our house standing. >> it has been

john clark, comcast sportsnet. >> thanks. if you have been watching, i'm sure you have been, plenty of bad weather's coming our way and the phillies have taken action moving the gail with mets from 7:00 up to noon tomorrow. you can see that game on comcast sportsnet noon, pregame at 11:30. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more effective than fluzone vaccine in preventing flu. fluzone high-dose vaccine is approved for people 65 and older. it's not for anyone who's had a severe allergic reaction to any vaccine component, including eggs, egg products, or to a prior dose of any flu vaccine. tell your doctor if you've ever had guillain-barré syndrome. side effects include pain swelling and redness at the injection site; muscle aches, fatigue, headache and fever. other side effects may occur. if you have other symptoms or problems following vaccination, call your doctor immediately

she was active at the clarke school. of the stories that's a background of this is the story of great love. i've been watching president bush you know build his library and we watched other president do that. and coolidge too had to raise money for his library or his papers and stuff, and he did get his friends, led by clarence barron of the wall street journal to raise $2 million. and i don't know quite, you know, what he would do with the money. they didn't really believe him but in the end he did what he said which is he gave all the money of his friends to his wife's favorite charity, the clarke school for the deaf. because he was giving back -- after she had given to him coolidge wanted to give to grace and therefore there was no great monument for the coolidge papers. there was only her charity and he knew he would pass, i think, and he knew that it would be wonderful if after he died his wife could be the most important lady in the town and lead the charity that meant something to them both at the clarke school wh

clarke, clark and i introduced. i want to thank her for her hard work and commitment to protecting america's children this bill has the support of 95 bipartisan co-sponsors. it's a targeted effort to address a national epidemic of babies being born addicted to drugs. recent data has shown that this sue, called neonatal abstinence syndrome. symptoms of this can last for months and lead to weeks of hospitalization and have a lifelong impact. a report by a journal of the american medical association showed that the number of newborns diagnosed with n.a.s. trip frled 2000 to 2009. in my home state of ohio, the rate of neonatal abstinence syndrome grew over 600% between 2004 and 2011. it's take an heavy toll on ohio's health care system and ohio's families. treating infants with n.a.s. resulted in 19,000 hospital stays, and that was back in 2011, and it's been on the rise ever since this issue is especially devastating to our families and especially devastating to the youngest among us, the babies who are born addicted t

i'm john clark, how bad was cody parkey's groin injury? more injuries for the bids' offensive line and jahlil okafor's first day after camp. that's next. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. eagles are favorites heading to washington on sunday but may have lost three players for the season. alonso, cody parkey is done for the year with a groin injury, so the eagles signed caleb sturgis. he last kicked for the dolphins. parkey had a groin injury in the preseason, this time he says he tore three muscles heading into the game sunday and he kicked through it. >> it wasn't feeling good in warmups just from the start and i, obviously, knew i was the only kicker, so i had to suck it up and went through a lot of pain during the game, but was able to hit all my kicks. >> you have to stay ready, it's a competitive league and there's a lot of good kickers out there. you know, just been staying ready down in florida. >> an an offensive line shuffle,

good morning, dave clark. weather back and traffic and steve paulson first. >>> high clouds but other than that mild to warm. some areas have been clear of the clouds, dave and pam. 90s through through the interior unless the clouds stick around. starting off warmer, 5 to 13 warmer than 24 hours ago. breeze the totally fallen apart. partly to mostly cloudy this morning and partly to mostly sunny this afternoon. 60s on many temps, more so than yesterday when it was 40s and 50s. today it's 50s and 60s. morgan hill, about ten degrees warmer. some of the higher elevations warmed up as well. saratoga 58 at this time, yesterday it was 50. higher clouds giving us a nice sunrise, partly sunny, mostly sunny lighter. a lot of high clouds in the

john clark joins us from new jersey.ittle golf today for john. >> reporter: yeah, neil, thanks a lot. of course, one of the big concerns from last night, maybe the primary concern, is the secondary. let's take a look at, of course, the new $63 million cornerback, byron maxwell last night in his debut with the eagles. he gave up ten passes for 179 yards to julio jones and roddy white. i know it's only one game, but here is byron when he was asked about just how well julio jones is. >> yeah, julio, he's a great player. you know, obviously, that was my first time going against him, but he's a big, strong, fast dude. he's a good player. >> we're very, very confident in our secondary. we made a lot of plays. obviously, gave some up. >> reporter: how about sam bradford? he hadn't played a game in 22 months, was rusty in the first half, but in the second half he looked pretty good, didn't he? he had the most completions in his career, third highest yardage total in his career, and he actually gave the eagles the lead. eagles to

i'm john clark. does byron maxwell he believe he got pete beat for a touch down partly because of how long the defense was on the field yesterday? and the eagles could be missing three defensive players when they face the jets on sunday. that is next. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. because i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom, fellow saver, i'm a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >> i'm john clark. the eagles are dealing with injuries coming out of that loss to the cowboys. reports say cedric thornton broke a bone in his hand. and it looks like he's going to miss a few weeks. birds lost kiko alonzo and michael kendricks yesterday. kiko had an mri on his left knee today. hopefully his knee is just strained. kendricks has a m

>>> yeah, i'm john clark.e're going to hear from the eagles about their historically bad running game and one eagle that's not surprised by the offensive slow start. that's next. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> i was embarrassed. that's not the way we are supposed to play football and that's not what we're all about. we didn't play well yesterday and i was embarrassed how we played yesterday. >> i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. you heard it, chip kelly embarrassed by yesterday's performance against the cowboys. the birds are 0-2. teams 0-

your home for the most live sports. >> i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet.he birds will be without three players on defense sunday against the jets. these guys sitting out practice today. cedric forton there broke a bone in his right hand. he's going to miss a few games. keiko alonso is out, he's deciding whether to have surgery. mikel kendricks has a hamstring sprain, won't play. jordan hicks will see more time with demico ryan. >> whatever i need to do to go out and play 70, 80 snaps, whatever it is, i'm up for it. that's just the competitor in me. jae, you know, play me ten, 15 snaps, no, that's not why i come out here and do it. i want to play every snap. >> my mindset is going into the game, you know, just understand that on any play possible you're going to be playing. attack it like you are the starter. >> it could be season over if the eagles lose on sunday. since 1990, nfl teams that start 0-3 have only made the playoffs 2.4% of the time. the last team was 17 years ago. could be tougher for the birds offense. the jets defense come fate e na colts la

clarke: mr. speaker, there has been a lot of talk about defunding planned parenthood. -- republican -- ms. s. clark: there has been a lot of talk about defunding planned parenthood. some republicans have sought to shut down their services, curtail services for domestic violence, close our national parks and landmarks, the last republican shutdown cost our economy $24 billion. but many of the g.o.p.'s presidential candidates said in their debate just last night that defunding planned parenthood is a priority. we are not talking about abortion here. we are talking about access to health care. under current raw, federal money cannot be used for coverage of abortion except in the most extreme circumstances of rape, incest, or the possibility of the death of the mother. and even though most americans disagree with that restriction, and believe firmly that decisions surrounding pregnancy should be between a woman, her doctor, and her faith, that's not the law of the land currently. so if we're not talk

i'm john clark. see you then. >>> students in ninth grade will not have to pass a new standardized test in order to graduate high school in new jersey. a state education department announced it's extending the exemption for another year. it's already in place for current tenth through twelfth graders. instead of passing the exam from the partnership for assessment of readiness in college and careers, the students can use their scores on college entrance exams to prove they're ready to graduate. >>> a new report finds about 10% of new jersey's students from kindergarten through twelfth grade are chronically absent from school. a report by the group advocates for children of new jersey found about 125,000 students missed at least 18 days of school. a range of reasons was given from bad weather to fear of showing up to class with a dirty uniform. >>> local power companies doing its part to help make schools a safer place. delmarva power donated 17 bulletproof whiteboards to pleasantville elementary scho

we have dray clark who just arrived at penn station. how are the commuters reacting to the news there? >> reporter: not a good way to start your day from penn station. there is frustration for commuters trying to get to work this morning or wherever they are trying to go to find out that they will experience 30- minute delays or cancellations. penn station is busy this time of the morning. i will reiterate some of the father you shared this morning. eastbound l.i.r.r. service is canceled between penn station and jamaica. westbound or inbound l.i.r.r. customers between jamaica and penn station delays up to 30 minutes. in some cases, you may experience cancellations. there are signal problems happening near the east river tunnel. that is the sore spot. we know l.i.r.r. officials are trying to move and work on the problem as fast as they can. in the meantime, new york city transit is cross honoring fares on the e subway station and westbound on the 7 line as flushing, main street and woodside. a lot to figure out if you are accustomed to t

john clark is talking to players and randy gyllenhaal has fan excitement leading up to tonight's game. randy, start with you. >> reporter: we just saw the team bus arrive here at the meadowlands on this scorching hot day for the final preseason game. we have also run into a few die-hard eagle fans making that 80 mile trip up from philadelphia to met life stadium. these fans are going to bet the chance to watch the battle of the third string quarterback. matt barkley will likely start the game, tim tebow will probably take over after halftime. who is going to get that final spot? call it the final test for these two guys. earlier today, we asked eagle fans if they think tim tebow deserves that final spot on the roster. >> he's a lot of hype. there's nothing behind the flash. i think matt barkley's never gotten a decent chance here. >> barkley has not been productive. he's got his opportunities. i think tim tebow deserves a second chance.

eyewitness news reporter dray clark will explain it all. he is live in midtown with the story. >> reporter: good morning. james blake, a harvard educated former tennis star ranked fourth in the world was outside the grand high beyond in midtown -- hyatt in midtown when he was taken down by a man that did not initially identify himself as a police officer. we learned internal affairs has reviewed surveillance video of the incident and it does show police arrested the wrong guy and the arresting officer has been placed on modified duty. the incident happened around 11:00 a.m. as blake was waiting outside the hotel. he said the police officer rushed him, slammed him to the ground and placed him in handcuffs. the officer believed blake was a suspect in an identity theft case. police say the officers have been investigating a case of fraudulently purchased cell phones when an informant pointed out black and another man as a -- blake and another man as a possible suspect. 15 minutes after the arrest, a retired police officer that recognized blake

let's turn to john clark from comcast sportsnet. john, sunday was bittersweet. >> chip kelly's extensive sports science program has helped the eagles statistically be the healthiest team in the nfl his first two years, but so far not this season. the injuries are growing as the birds try to turn things around. >> i think some other guys had some opportunities to step up and make plays. >> eagles got their first win of the season without a handful of injured starters, and now there are more losses from the win. >> field goal attempt by cody parkey. >> kicker cody parkey is lost for the season. he says he tore all three muscles in his groin. ouch. so he kicked an entire game through the pain. >> i knew i was the only kicker, so i had to suck it up, went through a lot of pain during the game, but able to hit all my kicks. >> welcome new kicker caleb sturgis from the miami dolphins. he was out of work after two seasons there. >> got to stay ready, you know, overall a competitive league and there's a lot of good kickers

that is gary clark junior. is that a friend of yours? is he any relation to dave clark? killers and the foo fighters took the stage. officials say they raised more than $10 million last night. a lot of talented people out there. >> oh yes. that is a wonderful event. >>> sal, you're watching the east shore. everybody behaving? >> yeah, they are. it's a nice looking commute. if you look at the traffic time about to show you, 19 minutes. i gave it away. let's do a little pssh. i love that thing. this is a look at 80 westbound. you can see traffic is take 19 minutes to make that drive. now yesterday it took as long as an hour to make that same drive. fridays we might get a little bit of a break. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is already a stalled vehicle. coy see the flashing slights at the to the bottom of the screen. 680 looks good from the benicia bridge. road sensors all green as you drive down to highway 24. today's traffic jams start in the 6:00 hour and in light of fox hosting the emmys, steve, it will be tv theme songs. because f

i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark.t the traffic and weather. [ whispering ] it's pry day. >> your tie matches there. >> but he is smarter. >> we do have a friday forecast for you that has just a teeny we bit of

dray clark is live on the scene for us. >> good morning lori. police say that suspect fired using an automatic weapon. you can't see the crime scene because this detective vehicle was blocking the area. just down the block at jefferson and bushwick is where that exchange of gunfire happened between police and that suspect. no police officers were hurt. you can actually see just howe being hit. this is actually a gunshot in the unmarked police car with those officers arriving in this morning when they encountered that suspect. initially police were called to the area at 1:20 on madison street where there had been a arm. officers caught up with the jefferson. that is where that exchange of gunfire happened. when the gunfire stopped that suspect was hit in the leg and taken to kings county hospital where he's listed in stable condition. police did recover a weapon at the scene, and police tell us it is an automatic handgun. the officers involved in the shooting are from the 83rd police precinct. they were not hurt but were taken to the hospital as