cox. petey.ver: sometimes, when you're in an awkward situation, the best thing to do is go to your happy place. well, it's not uncommon. i think a lot of people keep "plants" in their apartment. right, j.d.? oh, jay, you're so crazy! [playing horrible guitar riff] we have a little history, yeah. what's up his pooper? actually, i think he's mad 'cause i went into private practice, and he's stuck in this hellhole. you wouldn't believe this, but that guy was my mentor, man. i mean, i lived and breathed for that guy's approval. that's lame. i know. once you learn the tricks, though, he's easier to deal with. you'll see. tell me about it. heh heh heh! no, i'm serious. tell me about it. oh. oh. uh, well, you know, when he gets on his rants, he gets all hyped up, his veins start sticking out of his neck, and he starts yelling at you... when he's done, just look at him, stare him right in the eye and say, "i'm sorry. what were you saying?" i don't know why, but it works. trust me. oh, i do. now, how do y

. >> one of those crips is nicholas cox. who violated parole on robbery and grand larceny convictions. he's awaiting transfer back to prison in upstate new york. >> nicholas cox he'll tell you straight to your face i'm crip, i hate bloods, they hate me. i'm going to fight every time i see one. he will. he is one that actually is not afraid of the bloods and he does fight. >> i am used to it. i have been in jail since i was a minor. i'm really used it. this jail is like kiddy camp to me. i'm ready to go upstate where guys ready to cut you left and right. >> are you outnumbered by the bloods? >> to me, less is more. that's how i look at it. >> the jail surveillance camera captures cox's willingne to battle bloods. he jumps out of a line of inmates and blindsides a blood member with a punch to the face before he is subdued by officers. cox is immediately placed in disciplinary segregation, where he will be confined to a single person cell most of the day, but he will still be exposed to bloods. >> we don't have enough area to s

cox gets on a roll, there's nothin' that can derail him. my mom died. [thinking] except that. ♪ i can't do this all on my own ♪ ♪ no, i know ♪ i'm no superman captioning made possible by buena vista television ♪ i'm no superman ♪ i'm no superman thank you all for coming. i know you're busy. j.d., thinking: the toughest part about workin' in a hospital is that no matter what else is goin' on in your life, you have to dive right back into the middle of things. well, anyway, you said you liked mine, and i had the wife whip you up a pair of your own. you like 'em? do i like 'em? why, just the other day, i was asking myself "how can i display my package in a way that's both alluring and professional?" well, there's your answer! ha ha ha! oh, to be young and in shorts. are you ready for bed? oh, i'm ready. [thinking] a lot can change in a week. scoot. can you hand my mouth guard to me? [thinking] uh, ew. thanks. [slurps] j.d., if things have fizzled that much, i mean, i could scout her out for you, try to figure out the problem. things haven't fizzled, all ri

cox. well, nobody needs to go call dr. cox. this is only temporary, right?rs throat] it could also be slightly more un-temporary. you mean permanent. j.d.: just when you think you have this place figured out, it finds a new way to get you. i'm waiting. unfortunately, you've, uh, put us in somewhat of a legal bind. way to go, ted. good god, man, you couldn't scare a child. who-- who would want to? dr. cox, do you have any idea how much money this hospital makes from that g.i. trial into which you took the liberty of enrolling your patient? i'm gonna go ahead and guess $7. j.d.: sometimes it comes right at you. keep smiling, tough guy. first, i'm going-- better finish that thought there, bobcat, 'cause i'm not breaking my gait. what are you looking at? nothing. j.d.: sometimes it sneaks up on you. plus, when she dated j.d., she would just wear a t-shirt in the morning. so every time she reached up high to grab a box of cereal, everybody in the room got 2 scoops of booty flakes. and the 2 scoops--they were packed with flavor. you know what i'm saying, man. righ

they are only able to put one man on fletcher cox. that way. >> they are getting that push off the middle that helps the end and how about the game-clinching play in washington earlier this season. it was fletcher cox and brandon graham. >> back again goes cousins. picked up on top. he is into the end zone. flushed out, eagles. >> again, 101, fletcher, why should the job he does in wiping the hand of this guard and getting right behind him and into the quarterback's face? this is an outstanding job. kirk cousins has nowhere to go but to try and eat the football. this is just great football, outstanding play by that defense. >> we are seeing the defense closing out games in the fourth quarter, a big improvement from last year. >> as much as you want to see the offense score points, it is the defense that wins championships. i love it when the defense is able to close out games. >> thanks a lot. back to you, danny. >> cox and graham's "d" line, he said he will donate the rest of his checks for educational equality. he made that decision

cox has taught you the most since you've been here, right?damn whether you like him or not? i like to think so. outta my way, space waster. i felt the love. [thinking] catch him and kick him in his junk! enjoy. i didn't cut the hand off. i used a different puppet for that. if you want, you can give that one to me, and i can fix it. and have it. for the kids. disturbing fetishes aside, i feel like i owe you an apology on account of acting like a jackass, but i don't think that my son should be the one who has to pay for it. you actually think that i would endanger the health of a child because you're a jackass? look, buddy, most of the parents i deal with are jackasses. now, don't get me wrong. you're in the top 5. thank you! you're welcome. so the reason why i've yet to see your child is because he has the sniffles. the sniffles. the sniffles! look, you're a doctor. you have what i like to call the burden of knowledge. you're gonna be worse than every parent who freaks out because their kid eats playdough. why? because you've seen too much. y

will fletcher cox be suspended for a big hit sunday? the angle that shows you why he might be okay. plus, the sixers do the damage , in houston, and the flyers mount a crazy come back in the final minute. don't go anywhere. we've got all of the sport he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. >> welcome back, we're glad you're with us. >> and pat is here with sports good morning, sir. >> good morning. the worlds series resumes tonight in l.a. with the houston astros just one win away from the first championship in team history. former cy young and mvp winner jus

is bizarre this part of bangladesh is under developed itself well i was in cox's bazaar last weekend and you're absolutely right it is an hundred relatively underdeveloped part of bangladesh a very crowded country by judicious shown extraordinary generosity in welcoming there these myanmar raising the refugees in and they're really to be complimented for this nonetheless you're facing an extraordinary big crisis you have now looking at we're looking at the biggest refugee crisis in the world and you're looking at particularly vulnerable people people who came with nothing in their hands sometimes drenched with rain currying babies absolutely nothing and they're particularly vulnerable to all sorts of things from epidemics to to the lack of sanitation potentially to exploitation through trafficking through sexual exploitation their troubles are are far from over now that they've reached bangladesh and indeed the issue really has to be how can they go home safely is there a way home for them safely. why has the humanitarian response been so slow and inappropriate. i would not character

this itll boy is now in sole charge of his four siblings lama jumper and israel a refugee camp and cox's bazaar on the bangladeshi side of the border but first let's go to our correspondent he out of the e-mail him she's in yang gone so what has the response been from the government there so the calls for more humanitarian access to iraq and state. well the response of authorities to calls for starts access has largely been to ignore such calls though this is not the first time that the united nations has asked for humanitarian access to be opened up to north america and state where the conflict is raging but meanwhile flourishes have told al jazeera that aid is being delivered to rohingya communities in the form of hygiene kits medicine and food aid through the international red cross and the mean maher red cross which are the only organizations operating there but just a couple of weeks ago. the delivery of aid by the international red cross and mean red cross was mobbed by a group of buddhist villagers so it's unclear exactly how fictive that aid delivery is now as you mentioned. dipl

cox got a front-row look at li'l buddy-- oh, no!arted off great. i'm about to set a new distance record for projectile vomiting. come on. it reminds me of my sexiest kiss. our honeymoon, standing waist-deep in the ocean-- i think you were in at the bar. ok. gotta go. come on. be brilliant today. i always am. uhh! ooh. [ding] you know, i hit my head so hard, i actually saw cartoon birds. then i realized i was in pediatrics and it was just the wallpaper. stunning. look, tammy, as far as your love life goes, normally i couldn't care less who's laying your quivering body down by the fire while your lips whisper, "no, no, no," but your eyes scream, "yes, yes, oh, big daddy, yes!" but when you're dating jordan's sissy-poo, it forces me to spend time with you outside of the hospital, and i just won't have that, so s'here's the deal-- don't wanna have dinner with you, don't want to go bowling with you, and i never, ever again want to walk into my kitchen and hear you say, ♪ hey, it's waffle time, it's waffle time ♪ ♪ won't you have some ♪ w

cox, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, chris.nra called for atf to review bump stocks. here's part of your statement, let's put it on the screen. the nra believes devices designed to allow semiautomatic rifles to function like fully automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations. this regulation had been on the books for certain years. why -- for seven years. why is the nra suddenly concerned, and what specifically would you hike to see atf do? >> what we've called is -- called for is, as you know, it's illegal to convert a semiautomatic to fully automatic. atf did approve these under barack obama, and atf needs to do their job, review these, and if there's a further regulation, then we'll work on further regulation. chris, what we saw last week was pure evil, and we've seen that evil has existed in this country. we've seen box cutters and airplanes, cars, bombs, trucks full of explosives and, yes, firearms. as we look at this, we need to have an honest discussion about what works and what doesn't work. and our conc

racist graffiti has reared its head again, this time in san francisco's financial district sot jeff cox francisco dentist 05-12they saw this swastika with the n-word , die. and of course that was very upsettingsan francisco dentist jeff cox says employees arriving to work thursday morning saw this on the front window of his pine street office.sota very disappointing though that there are people like that.his staff immediately took photos and then wiped the graffiti away before patients arrived. cox says he's had no issues since becoming the first african american dentist in san francisco's fianancial district 25 years ago. and as disappointing as he finds this, he he believes the current political climate has emboldened those with these views.sotit's a different time right now, of course i grew up in the 60's and i grew up with a lot of stuff all the time and i don't think this is as nearly tumultuous, but i wonder we called it the tumultuous 60's are we going to call this the bigoted 20- teens., what is this era going to be labeled.standup dan kerman/sf 107-117police have been contacte

they hope to get him back this week and cox went down with the calf injury in the giants game. eagles gave up 48 point, can one player make a difference? when it's cox the answer is likely yes. >> we have to do a better job there are no excuses, we have to play around that position not just filling in for him from a defensive tackle position and everybody else doing their job well enough that you know those things don't make as big a difference as they did. >>> to the ice, it's about time six months sin the flyers played ai real game and the flyers missed the playoffs last year and didn't make it past the first round since 2012. this year's team say nice mix of veterans and players, that should help throughout the season. >> the last few years we were older and more sear experiences. we have to show how we play the game and pick up the points. >> the flyers open the season tomorrow. >>> a team effort was announced to expand sports opportunities for kids in philadelphia. mayor jim kenney is applauding the task force on a sports based youth program. the goal is to keep more kids

fletcher cox was unable to go sunday against the chargers.loser to returning to the field. eagles fans turn the stub hub center into a sea of green yesterday. the players certainly took notice. hear from coming up next in sports. >>> danny pommells with you once again. california traditionally a blue state. eagles fans turned it midnight green yesterday. a birds fan filled the stands cheering for their squad. dallas sucks chant. the sights and sound were lost in the players either. the spectacle. >> it was amazing scene. i have been in the league nine years and i don't think i have been on a road game where i can throw my hands up in the crowd actually gets as loud as it's been. it was a home game for us. it was amazing to see fans come out here on the west coast. >> head coach doug pederson addressed the media today. and had a positive update on fletcher cox. who left with a calf injury. he could return to practice this week. reports cox will miss a couple games due to the injury. that's all for me. nbc10 news coming right back. doctor. doct

cox threw a block on perennial pro bowl tackle joe staley in a bit, right there, and it may have been a illegal hit. he suffered a broken orbital bone under his right eye not only did he leave the game but could in the fly back to the team staying in philadelphia overnight. nfl is investigating the incident and cox could be find or suspended. >> i have seen it, and just like you mentioned it is hard to see on the coach's copy exactly what had happened. there was contact obviously but so far away it is hard to tell exactly, you know, without getting something closer, it is hard to tell exactly what happened at that point. >> yeah, hard to tell on the tell cast and obviously guys, that video that i showed through was from our cbs-3 photographer and well shot, you have got to see it clear, so, in that situation. >> in that situation unfortunately to of your head on the swivel but you saw him pull back. >> he pulled back after the hit. >> so it will be close. >> hopefully just a fine, if anything and not a suspension, and not out for next game with the broncos here on cbs-3 on sunday. >>

newman gave it to cox when cox said he didn't have a watch. the winning bidder has not been identified. >> such a great story. >> really wonderful. it was inscribed "drive carefully" by joanne woodward because he was such a race car driver. >> great story. >>> that does it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. have a great weekend. drive carefully. we >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the

coming up in sports, sports director don bell spoke with fletcher cox who had another big game last night and has been playing just so well. >> yes, right. >>> eagles fans who went to the game in charlotte said this is just the beginning of the road to victory. "eyewitness news" at philadelphia international airport as diehard road warriors returned home today, eagles chants can be heard throughout the terminal. fans are expecting bigger things from the bird after thursday night. >> did you see that they are five-one, very happy. i think they will take the division easy now. they are winning the division. after that time will tell. >> hopefully all the way. it just depends on the redskins game. we have proved ourselves in charlotte. we proved we can compete against another four-one team. carson proved he is legitimate >> they say eagles fans were so loud at bank of america stadium, it was like a home game. >>> it is feeling like fall this friday, and once again, but warmer weather is making a come back. lets check with meteorologist kate bilo who is tracking another weekend warm up. kate,

at the tank ali refugee camp in cox's bazaar bangladesh more than three thousand refugees of crossed from the deer see into zambia in the past month that's the largest influx in five years almost two thirds of them are children some are crossing the border alone and arriving with signs of trauma and long attrition head on with us every ports now from compound on zambia's border with the r.c. one. and his brother are making a door with a new home it's a temporary structure at a refugee transit center in zambia the teenagers walk for weeks from democratic republic of congo where security forces are fighting different militia groups they say some adults try to discourage them from making a dangerous journey but they kept on moving. my parents were both killed when the village was the only thing i could do was run and leave the country i was told. bad people won't fall in love i walked for a long time and missed my parents but at least i'm alive and safe in zambia the united nations refugee agency says sixty percent of refugees crossing into zambia are children dozens making the journey

>> yes. >> fletcher cox status is still questionable for the game on thursday night. he has a calf injury but there is more shot of him playing then lane johnson. >> yes. >> lane missed 10 games last year because of a suspension. >> well, yeah. >> you know. >> so. >> boy what a game last night. >> yes. >> monday night football. >> i didn't see it. >> i met this guy at nfl draft >> good looking guy. >> mitchell trubisky making his first start, sam bradford was out. mark sanchez is on their team too. >> interesting. >> vikings pulled them just before the end of the first half because he was injured talking about sam. anyway, game was three-two at half time, ends up vikings win 20-17. >> yeah. >> cute quarterback did he get the win or other one. >> the cute quarterback. >> no, he plays for the bears the cute guy. >> okay. >> maybe next time. >> look at him, he is cute, right. >> when he was drafted, he met he and his mother at the art museum and she kissed him on the lips. >> ahh. >> it looks like a momma's boy >> did he get her a watch. >> we have it on the air. >> i lo

at the ten kali refugee camp in cox's bazaar bangladesh aid agencies are warning that zambia is facing a humanitarian crisis and the country is dealing with more than twenty seven thousand refugees who've crossed the border from democratic republic of congo at least three thousand have entered in the last month the u.n. says on average one hundred asylum seekers and to zambia each day colonies government forces are fighting a local militia in the region or the one point four million people have been displaced by the violence there since august last year. i guess he was trying to contain an outbreak of the plague at least thirty people have died in the past two months and almost two hundred suspected cases have been reported public gatherings in the capital have been banned to try to stop the spread of the disease ossama bin job a report. these are the culprits partly responsible for the plague spreading in madagascar infected right spread the bubonic plague while the mnemonic plague is carried from person to person more than one hundred sixty people have been infected when they say pla

at the tank ali refugee camp in cox's bazaar bangladesh. galavis government has pledged to improve safety standards in the country's energy sector off an explosion killed seven people in the capital that happened after a gas tank across far in across. the fire burned for nearly twelve hours in ghana's capital accra workers were offloading a tanker of liquefied petroleum gas when there was an explosion the gas storage depos just meters from a fuel station which also caught fire. too not to become the blast was felt kilometers away causing panic and confusion students in a nearby school and university hospitals were all evacuated people in the immediate area just. everybody. everybody. so we had. boom i could you see it in what i saw was a huge fire everything was yellow writes me so it was very humid so i ran back to legoland the emergency services were quick to cordon off the area controlling the crowds of on the because many of whom have been there for hours still an unknown amount of gas in this time so the fire service is slowly releasin

at the tank ali refugee camp in cox's bazaar bangladesh the armenian democratic republic of congo says rebel fighters of ambushed a bus and attacked villages in the country's east it's unclear how many have been killed in the fighting which is taking place in the beni territory in north kivu province security forces blame the attack on ugandan rebels called the ally the democratic forces or the a.d.f. congolese soldiers have been trying for years to wipe out numerous groups in the area. and more than three thousand refugees of crossed from the d.r. c. into zambia in the past months the largest influx in five years almost two thirds of them are children some are crossing the border alone and they're arriving with signs of trauma and malnutrition reports now from compiling james and his border with the r.c. one hundred. and his brother are making a door for their new home it's a temporary structure at a refugee transit center in zambia the teenagers walked for weeks from democratic republic of congo where security forces are fighting different militia groups they say some adults try to d

s here in cox's bazaar now behind me is a rather chaotic scene there is a line i don't know if you can see it behind these makeshift tents but there is a line that is at least a thousand people long that they are waiting to receive food aid food aid that would allow them to have nutrients and supplements for at least two weeks these people are hungry and desperate and when we were along that line a few minutes ago and seeing how chaotic it was people say they really need to get aid delivered to them in a quicker fashion and we're not just hearing this from refugees we've heard this from aid workers we've heard this from. you in officials everybody is concerned about how long it is taking to get aid in here about as a response by the international community to this crisis which the u.n. is calling the world's worst refugee crisis currently so a lot of concern in this camp right now you know we've been going to this camp the other camp for the past few days. really the word of hauling as far as describing these conditions just doesn't do it justice the heat the humidity there brutal the

capsized in the bay of bengal the boat capsized as it was approaching cox's bazar survivors have told local officials of the sixty five people were on board at the time more than one hundred eighty were have died in boating accidents while crossing into bangladesh and more than half a million have fled since fighting erupted in myanmar's kind state. well a field hospital is opened in bangladesh to help some of the hundreds of thousands of refugees from the government run hospitals have been struggling to provide proper medical care from cox's bazar thumbed their child reports. a fully cured failed ospital open in long refugee areas with the help of norway d. and finnish red cross society there are doctors and nurses volunteers from bangor there's red crescent society as well here now this is about the size of. this going to come at it up to sixty and house patients that i don't patient clinic there is a facilities that are surgical unit there are a delivery unit there maternity unit a very impressive set up i must say it's got electric supply water supply and a highly sanitized place

point general coxe paused. our own losses have not been trifling. reserve andsome hold the crest we would fairly run until reinforcements arrived . the mountain and the struggle with the north carolinians have left the men breathless and a little bit surprised. there were rumors that troops were near support. almost certainly did that initial alarm sounded by colonel moore continue to distress coxe. and recommend caution. finally a soldier from the 27th massachusetts warned on september 13, stories of the rebels holding the line were circling in federal camps. rebels holding thecoxe is often criticized for this. i think there are a number of reasons why he was going to wait. the defense is one reason he waits. in truth what he failed to appreciate was the desperate situation then harvey was truly end. samuel garland's line utterly wrecked. long streaks still breathlessly making their way toward the mountain. he summons up two pieces of artillery from headquarters. together a line of staff officers, couriers, and cooks. he wants to give the appearanc

fletcher cox, the eagles say he was a a full participant in practice.d not say whether he's actually going to play on thursday night. how about carson wentz? ing more and more control on the field. including changing plays at the line of scrimmage. before the touchdown, doug peterson called a running play. carson saw the way the defense was set up, so he audibled to this. big touchdown, good call. carson says he has a great relationship with doug and doug has shown more and more trust with carson giving him a lot of power on the field. >> sometimes it's three times even. whenever we have plays, maybe what do you think about this idea or how do you feel about this. we have really mutual respect for each other where we can have the open dialogue. >> the sixers enacted joel embiid contract extension, five years, $148 million. biggest in phillies sports history. everything is going in for joel these days. hitting a half-court shot at practice. the sixers have gotten significant protections in joel's deal. sixers say it's a shared risk because of joel's inju

fled since fighting erupted in myanmar's rakhine state well joining us now from on the ground then cox's bazar is william lacy swing director general of the international organization for migration sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera the numbers are really staggering what i've just read out more than half a million since fighting erupted in rakhine state which really was end of august so we're looking at under two months so more than half a million people in under two months give us an idea of what you're seeing there in the kind of things that the people that are arriving to cox's bazar need. well you're quite right the sheer scope and speed of the sea of accusation. or expulsion if you will has been staggering for everyone. all of the systems that we have in place here are being overwhelmed. half million people are actually about five hundred fifty thousand added to the three hundred thousand who are already here for several years brings us very close to nine hundred thousand and it could easily go to a million if the current rate of departure continues at the level

the influx of revenge into bangladesh becomes a major car immunization campaign gets underway near cox's bizarre claim to protecting newly arrived refugees more than half a million people of fed miramar in the past six weeks after a violent government crackdown raman jhoom has the latest from cox's but bizarre in bangladesh near the border with me and mark. a dramatic increase in the number of our hindu refugees crossing from me and maher into bangladesh the u.n.h.c.r. has said they are investigating reports that at least ten thousand more refugees have crossed from me and more into bangladesh in the past few days it is hard to confirm these numbers exactly but in local media reports since yesterday many local government officials have said that in different areas that thousands of refugees have come in and that there has definitely been a surge since last week when the numbers of ranger refugees that were crossing per day from me an hour into bangladesh had waned now in the camps that we have been visiting conditions are extremely dire today in this makeshift camp it's the start of a ch

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racist graffiti has reared its head again, this time in san francisco's financial district sot jeff cox, d.d.s./san francisco dentist 05-12they saw this swastika with the n-word , die. and of course that was very upsettingsan francisco dentist jeff cox says employees arriving to work thursday morning saw this on the front window of his pine street office.sota very disappointing though that there are people like that.his staff immediately took photos and then wiped the graffiti away before patients arrived. cox says he's had no issues since becoming the first african american dentist in san francisco's fianancial district 25 years ago. and as disappointing as he finds this, he he believes the current political climate has emboldened those with these views.sotit's a different time right now, of course i grew up in the 60's and i grew up with a lot of stuff all the time and i don't think this is as nearly tumultuous, but i wonder we called it the tumultuous 60's are we going to call this the bigoted 20- teens., what is this era going to be labeled.standup dan kerman/sf 107-117police have b

racist graffiti has reared its head again, this time in san francisco's financial district sot jeff coxd.s./san francisco dentist 05-12they saw this swastika with the n-word , die. and of course that was very upsettingsan francisco dentist jeff cox says employees arriving to work thursday morning saw this on the front window of his pine street office.sota very disappointing though that there are people like that.his staff immediately took photos and then wiped the graffiti away before patients arrived. cox says he's had no issues since becoming the first african american dentist in san francisco's fianancial district 25 years ago. and as disappointing as he finds this, he he believes the current political climate has emboldened those with these views.sotit's a different time right now, of course i grew up in the 60's and i grew up with a lot of stuff all the time and i don't think this is as nearly tumultuous, but i wonder we called it the tumultuous 60's are we going to call this the bigoted 20- teens., what is this era going to be labeled.standup dan kerman/sf 107-117police have been

that was 25 years ago since then he's had no trouble, that is until now.sot jeff cox, d.d.s./san francisco dentist 12-22it's stunning at first, it's a little bit of a shock because you feel it's not necessarily a san francisco type of things that you would seeemployees arriving to work thursday morning saw this on the front window of his pine street office, a swastika, followed by the n-word, and then the word die.soti don't take it personally and it doesn't anger me, very disappointing though that there are people like that.his staff immediately took photos and then wiped the graffiti away before patients arrived. cox says as surprising as it is to see this in san francisco, it is understandable given the current political climate nationallysotthe bigots are becoming emboldened in today's society and frankly i feel a little sorry for whoever would use such a vile word with little regard for the beautiful diversity of humanity (pam) a young girl is in criticial condition tonight... after being struck by a hit- and run driver.(steve) the collision happened just before 1-30 thi

cox did. carson wentz has been taking more control. ch changing plays. he saw the way the defense was set up to stop the run. and audibled to this. good call. doug has shown more and more trust with carson giving him for responsibility. >> coach pederson and i. we talk at least once day. i go to his office and sometimes we have mutual respect for each other where we can have the open dialogue. >> how about joel embiid. signing his five year, $148 million deal. and today at practice he hits a half court shot. the sixers reportedly has gotten significant protections in his deal if he suffers a serious injury. he says he wants to play the rest of his career here in philly. >> i was happy, i was amazed. i didn't know what to say. i have to thank the fans a lot. the support and love they show me. it pushes me every day. >> joel should make his preseason debut tomorrow night. we're right back. like this. and this. (ai device) welcome home, gary, how was your day. and like this. introducing specifi, our digital investing platform that's built around you. just a

he gave the want to james cox who was dating newman's daughter.ox kept the watch, and is now selling it with some of the proceeds going to nell's charity. it made one of the most sought-after watches. vippage daytonas like his have sold for millions at auction. they have searched for newman's day toena creating a source of mystery and legend. now the watch worn by cool hand luke is coming onto the auction block. proving ont paul name up is truly one of the hollywood's timeless. i'm robert frank. >>> that is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm bill griffeth. thank you for watching, everybody. have a great evening. we'll see you tomo. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cool

he wonders the refugee camp and cox is bizarre. clearly traumatized, the 11-year-old tells us what happened. >> my father was murdered by soldiers. thankfully, i wasn't there. neighbors had hidden me, and then they brought me to bangladesh. >> he it -- she is now searching for her mother. she hopes she also made it to bangladesh. she doesn't even have a tent, she sleeps out in the open. more than half of the refugees here are children. the relief organizations and the government are able to support them fully. everything is in short supply, tents, food, medicine. there's one hospital in the camp, where a handful of doctors worked around the clock. >> whenever they are on the run, the heat and the long track are very hard -- long going. most people arrive here in very poor condition. the most serious cases are treated in the hospital and the prevention capital. many refugees have been maimed amanda bynes, or carry the scars of little ones. -- maimed by landmines or carry the scars of bullet wounds. >> we want to support for them jus

. >> the eagles are a bit banged up fletcher cox and wendell smallwood missed practice and cox with a calf injury and smallwood a knee issue, as for the match-ups, jaime apody takes a closer look. >> the eagles the cardinals, this game features two different types of birds and two different quarterbacks named carson. >> they are. it is confusing and they are both pretty good. they will have to worry about them doing this as a high level for a long time but sacked 17 times and on pace to be sacked 70 times. >> carson is an experienced guy and well coached. they certainly have their issues with carson being hit but at the same time, i know they are the type of team that can make adjustments. >> he has a target in larry fitzgerald. >> there is no question he is a hall-of-famer but doing it's small things and blocking. >> the eagles are 3-1. and some of the power ranking as them as high as third. the fans are excited about that but don't expect the team to be. >> power rankings what does that even mean? not only is the beginning is of october but power rankings that is like unofficial and

the eagles defense scored a testified in yesterday's win but fletcher cox may combe punished for his role in the play. a video of mills picking off a pass. during his touchdown return, he threw a block you see it right there. it may have been illegal. not only did he leave the game, he couldn't fly back with his team to san francisco. instead staying in philadelphia overnight. the is investigating the incident and cox could be fined or suspended. >>> the eagles will go for their seven straight win sunday at 1:00 p.m. right here on cbs3. they're 7-point favor. denver right now is playing in kansas city and losing 29-13. they'll come here on short rest. >>> big news that impact the dallas cowboys. a district judge has denied an injunction in the ezekiel elliot case. he does have 24 hours to appeal however. this means he will miss the cowboys eagles match-up in dallas on november 19th. the cowboys are 4 and >>> you're looking at the pagoda building. october is breast cancer awareness month and the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against

the eagles defense scored a testified in yesterday's win but fletcher cox may combe punished for his role in the play. a video of mills picking off a pass. during his touchdown return, he threw a block you see it right there. it may have been illegal. not only did he leave the game, he couldn't fly back with his team to san francisco. instead staying in philadelphia overnight. the is investigating the incident and cox could be fined or suspended. >>> the eagles will go for their seven straight win sunday at 1:00 p.m. right here on cbs3. they're 7-point favor. denver right now is playing in kansas city and losing 29-13. they'll come here on short rest. >>> big news that impact the dallas cowboys. a district judge has denied an injunction in the ezekiel elliot case. he does have 24 hours to appeal however. this means he will miss the cowboys eagles match-up in dallas on november 19th. the cowboys are 4 and a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs

plus it's no secret fletcher cox makes eagles defense a lot better.fter practicing the last two days will he play tomorrow to help contain cam newton. hear from doug pederson next. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. like paperless, multi-car, and safe driver, that help them save on their car insurance. any questions? -yeah. -how do you go to the bathroom? great. any insurance-related questions? -mm-hmm. -do you have a girlfriend? uh, i'm actually focusing on my career right now, saving people nearly $600 when they switch, so... where's your belly button? [ sighs ] i've got to start booking better gigs. ♪ >>> the eagles may have one by back tomorrow in charlotte to help slow down cam newton. pro bowl defensive lineman fletcher cox is traveling with the team and he'll be a game time decision. it would be nice to have him back. went daal smallwood is also

eagles will be without big fletcher cox again this week.from head coach doug pederson on filling the void and you've been preparing for your first sack celebration your whole life only when the lights are shining you sort of choke. we have eagles beau allen explaining the hank ten next in sports. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! >>> for the second straight week the eagles will be without their high priced defensive tackle from the time cher cox on sunday. for a lot of experts heading into this season, with the additions of chris long an

this team got fletcher cox back. in the second quarter cox forced cam newton to a a bad throw.hat led to one of the three touchdown passes. this went to zach ertz. ertz only caught two balls on the night and guess what, both were td's. wentz and ertz hooked up again in the third. this gave the birds an 18-10 league. nelson agholor got into the mix. the eagles won 28-two improve to five and one things are great. coach doug pederson has a problem, a good problem. he has to keep his team hungry and grounded. >> it's tough. it's a fine line because these -- the players are -- you know, they're going to read and they're going to listen to the -- all the media outlets on tv and stuff and just hear how people are talking about them and saying how good and how great they are, but i got to keep it real, too and that comes from me and, yeah, we're winning these games but there's a lot to fix. >> check this out from inside the eagles locker room immediately after the game, that's safety malcolm jenkins absolutely feeling it. he's doing that with his cleats on. >>> to basketball,. sixers m

for the second straight week they'll do without fletcher cox. the void is defensive tackle beau allen who in april dealt with torn peck muscle and side lined him for most the season. he was able to return for the preseason game and slowly getting better each week h a sack last week against the chargers. head coach doug pederson is not surprised to see allen back that the level pre injury. busy day on sunday no better place for eagles coverage right here on fox. 10am "game day live" the main event eagles and cardinals followed by america's game of the week packers at the cowboys. >>> usa soccer world cup qualifier down in orlando. it's simple, folks, lose and it's over for team usa. we got a special one his name christian paul sick from hershey he just turned 19 and tonight he made men look like boys. there the kid is put the team on the back from the start of the game. what an effort. that's all they would need. usa goes on to win, four-zero. alds jangs at the indians game two. after 12 and a half innings of baseball gomez with a runner other th

yeah i got back about a week ago from a trip to cox bizarre where i interviewed up about fifty women who had recently fled my and while. it was absolutely heartbreaking both the absolutely horrific stories that they were telling us about why they fled and also the really of visible humanitarian conditions they found themselves in now that they were in bangladesh. what did the women i understand also that you spoke with the other hinge of women what did they tell you about the things that they've gone through since basically since becoming refugees. well i was interviewing women who had survived sexual assault and rape when they were still in me and ma. there were many of them it appears that rape has clearly been one of the tools that the me that i use to conduct ethnic cleansing in these villages when i interviewed them many of them were still suffering terrible injuries because of their rates not only were these women often gang raped sometimes by as many as seven ten different soldiers but the very end they were forced to walk for many days on very serious injuries. the result bei

w ba champion, george groves beatjamie cox with a fout round knock out to set upa cox with a fout roundapova has won herfirst title since her doping ban. she won the tian jing open. title since her doping ban. she won the tianjing open. rafael nadal and roger federerface each the tianjing open. rafael nadal and roger federer face each other in the final of the shanghai masters. that is all the sport. more as the afternoon goes on. thank you. it was 30 years ago tonight that one of the worst storms in recent decades hit the uk. 18 people died and hundreds more were injured as winds reached speeds of over 100—miles per hour. just hours before it struck a certain weatherman told the british public that there was no reason to panic. we will talk to michael fishes in a moment. first peter gibbs reported on how the storm affected historic wood lavrnd. as drawn broke some 15 million trees lay flattened in southern england. at the national trust estate in west sussex, 20,000 trees were lost. walking through the woods today you would be hard pushed to spot trace of that catastrophe. but that is

cox did not play against the chargers on sunday because of a calf injury.st arizona on sunday. >>> the phillies have some big decisions to make in the off season. the team needs to find a manager to replace pete mackanin. they also need to decide what will happen at short stop. freddy galvis has been the team's starter for the past three seasons but with jp crawford in the mix galvis could end up as trade bait. >> ♪ today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovas

police say that's what happened to homeowner mike cox.ns break into his colorado home saturday night drinking dancing trashing the place posting their escapade on snapchat. the video now part of the police investigation to identify the suspects. >> we've just been picking up the cans and stuff. >> cox says he thinks his home was targeted because the property is for sale. he thinks the teens thought it was empty. it wasn't. >> they don't value, you know, anything. they don't value people's hard work, their property, any of it. >> and we'll have tips to protect your homecoming up at 7:30 a.m. for your "gma" first look, i'm adrienne bankert, abc news, new york. sarah is a fifth-grade teacher. when it comes to moldi young minds, nobody does it better. she also builds her own fighting robots. destroy. but when it comes to mortgages, e's less confident. fortunately for sarah, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and be sure she's getting the right mortgage. apply simp. understand fully. mortga

that's jonathan cox with cal fire. he said he has to get out here and get information out to other people. we are glad he was able to stop and get information to folks at home. again, these people, the patients here, from kaiser are going to veterans memorial center here on maple in santa rosa. sutter hospital, also evacuated. so, as i said, those centers are filling up. he does not know, he said, just a second ago, about what other evacuation centers they have coming online right now, but they will get that information out as soon as possible. right now, the scene here is extremely urgent. we still are seeing nurses and doctors and emergency personnel, sheriff's department personnel, police department and family members coming in and getting their loved ones out, getting patients out on stretchers and wheelchairs with walkers anyway they can into any vehicle they can come up with and get them to that center right now, which is basically becoming a hospital at this point. you guys? >> it's heart breaking to see. it's u

how great would it be if cox were back tomorrow? well he may be. with the team and he's a game-time decision tomorrow night. other injuries updates lane johnson out. went daal smallwood isable. for cock this would be his first game back after sitting out two weeks with a calf injury. he's had two days of full participation and doug pederson says he look good. >> he seems to be okay. he's progressing. you know, again, we'll take it right up to the 90 minute, you know, on game day. make that decision. but he is feeling better. >> carson wentz is visibly more comfortable on the feel here in year two. he's also very comfortable in doug pederson son's office much wentz is in there every day. he wanted more control at the line and now he's getting it. offensive coordinator frank reich says he likes that spiri spirited contribution wentz brings to the offense. >> he had those traits. he talk like it, he walk like it, um, i remember one of the things going there and him saying his coaches used to say he had a lot of argument with his offensive coordinator.