savannah guthrie remains on the scene for us. she's watching the comings and goings and hearing said in the crowd. savannah? >> when i look down, down to see where the truck went -- >> we'll get back to savannah. kristen dahlgren is along the west side highway as well. kristen? >> reporter: hi there, lester. they are still loading up patients into ambulances here. we are now, what, an hour plus after this happened. emts still on the scene. i saw them put a middle aged gentleman, he was alert and awake. from the neck down sort of wrapped up under blankets. it's cold out here. they have been treating him on the scene. they finally brought an ambulance over, loaded him onto a stretcher. he was talking to paramedics. they put him into the ambulance and sort of telling he had a bicycle helmet at his feet on that stretcher with him. so, presumably he was on his bicycle on this bike path here. >>> we are about two blocks, i'd say, from where the vehicles finally came to rest traveling along this bike path, but this gentleman was here on

guthrie of kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for the balance of the time. mr. guthrie: thank you, mr. speaker. thanks to my friend, doris matsui. we worked on a lot of issues together and it's a pleasure to work with her and to move important things forward that i know a lot of times you see a lot of big issues need to be addressed, but a lot of things are getting done in the house. this bill goes to the president. it's coming back from the senate. it goes to the president. my interest in this, when i was in the general assembly in kentucky, the governor had a big proposal dealing with children in the first three years of their life and was looking at a lot of money to be spent and i remember doing research and i found a report from the lady from -- a doctor from vanderbilt and went down and met with her. there's a lot of debate on the research of some of the things we were looking to move forward. normal stimulation, a child will rise to her ability but she did

announcer: this is a special edition of today, deadly las vegas shooting with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everyone and welcome to this special edition of "today" on this monday morning. it's 10:00 on the east coast and 7:00 out west. where do we begin? we are covering the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> it's hard to gather om what unfolded. a gunman opened fire in an outdoor country music festival and the gunman was high above on the 32nd floor of a hotel overlooking that concert. >> here's the latest what we know. new information a little while

with matt lauer live from studio 1a and savannah guthrie live from las vegas. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to this special split edition of "today." it's 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. 7:00 a.m. here in las vegas. sun is coming up here. this city, matt, is still trying to get its hands around, its head around, its heart around what has taken place here the last 48 hours. >> savannah, stephen paddock's name will be forever etched in our history books for all the wrong reasons.

savannah guthrie is in lower manhattan, been talking to witnesses. what are you hearing tonight? >> reporter: we talked to people down here lester and they're just in shock. this is a residential area, halloween, happened at very moment that schools around here were just letting out and kids starting to spill onto the streets and trick or treating. middle school and elementary school right where the scene ended, also a community college. i spoke to a young woman studying in the library this afternoon when she heard shots ring out. take a listen. >> i ran over and saw this truck that was smashed, dead bodies on the floor. and i saw bikes all across the highway. and then i'm hearing in my ear, shooter -- i, you know, all of this stuff is happening and i was trying to process, am i safe, is he found, is my school in danger, am i in danger. all these rush of emotions that were happening that i didn't know. that was uncertainty is what was the problem because i'm seeing actual dead people right there in front of me with bikes all across the highway and i've never seen that. >> reporte

i'm matt lauer alongside savannah guthrie in new york. we are on the air early to bring you the latest on breaking news coming from las vegas, and it is terrible and tragic news. there's been a deadly mass shooting in an outdoor country music harvest festival. >> this happened just after 1:00 eastern time, about 10:00 p.m. local time in las vegas near the mandalay bay resort and casino on the strip. jason aldean was performing. this was the finale of a three-day outdoor country music festival when the found of automatic gunfire erupted. [ sound of gunfire ] >> you can hear it on that tape. a lot of people at the concert have already told us they sort it was some sort ofot

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i'm matt lauer alongside savannah guthrie in new york. we are on the air early to bring you the latest on breaking news coming from las vegas, and it is terrible and tragic news. there's been a deadly mass shooting in an outdoor country music harvest festival. >> this happened just after 1:00 eastern time, about 10:00 p.m. local time in las vegas near the mandalay bay resort and casino on the strip. jason aldean was performing. this was the finale of a three-day outdoor country music festival when the found of automatic gunfire erupted. [ sound of gunfire ] >> you can hear it on that tape. a lot of people at the concert have already told us they sort it was some sort of pyrotechnics or fireworks. it turned out to be gunfire coming from a high floor. during a news conference the sheriff of clark county announced that more than 20 people are dead, more than 100 others wounded. officials say the gunman was on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort firing down with what has been described as an automatic weapon, a submachine gun, at the cr

savannah guthrie shared a photo featuring her family decked out in eagles jerseys. her husband is from philadelphia and that's how they became an official member of eagles nation. nbc 10 is your official station of the first place eagles. we are getting you ready for the game. join us for exclusive stories at 9:30 a.m. on game day kickoff and 10:00, game plan and then following the late news, one-on-one interviews with the team you won't see anywhere else. >>> nbc 10 continues to follow the bombshell out of washington. >> russia probe revealing its targets with a 31 page indictment. next at 4:00, we'll speak with a former federal prosecutor with what could come next. >>> and grab the coat with the costume. i'm tracking a chilly trick or treat forecast for your neighborhood in your most accurate weather forecast. >> and halloween health scare, it's not just in their trick or treat bag but in their costumes that have doctors raising red flags. >>> and rescued at sea, two sailors stranded for nearly five months. they open up about their ordeal and the new mission they

savannah guthrie and matt lauer focused full force on hurricane matthew, right? matt lauer starting the broadcast off with the worst is still to come. you know, hurricane matthew did cause some incredible damage, nearly 50 deaths across the united states after it caused hundreds of deaths in haiti. but as hurricane matthew hit the east coast of florida and it rolled up the southeastern united states, october 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, caused incredible flooding and again, about four dozen deaths. but that day it first came ashore in florida on october 7th, just a year ago tomorrow, that day was one of the most insane and consequence news days of the last decade in the united states. at the time, we didn't recognize that half -- we didn't recognize a tenth of it but now one year on the insanity of that specific day, the importance of what broke that day all in a matter of hours is so shocking in retrospect that the great investigative reporter and his team at yahoo news, they have just today produced a new documentary, it's a news documentary about that one day in the n

savannah guthrie is here on the ground as well. starting at 7:00 a.m. >> aaron gilchrist live in las vegas. aaron, thanks for your coverage there. >>> take a look here at the hundreds of people who lined up to donate blood in las vegas. two blood drives are currently under way after sunday's tragic massacre. we're going to have much more on las vegas coming up. many of you reached out to us. everybody watching these images really feel they're trying to find ways to help. >> there's that feeling of helplessness, watching that unfold in front of their screens. nevada officials now started a go fund me page to provide relief and support to the families if you would like to give and make a donation, if you go to our nbc washington app, all you have to do is search help las vegas. >>> now we want an update on your commute with wtop's jack taylor and your first 4 traffic. what's it looking like on the roads? >> my gosh, we had quite an early morning. good news is everything on the beltway near georgia avenue has been put to the shoulder

a special edition with savannah guthrie live in las vegas.k at the train station. >>> good morning. massacre. investigators struggling to find out what drove stephen paddock to kill 59 people and injure more than 500 others, in the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. >> we're hunting down and tracing down every, single clue we can get inis background. >> overnight, new searches inside the gunman's hotel room and his homes. his brother shedding some new light. >> nobody's ever going to say he was a normal guy. okay? >> emotional vigils in las vegas and across the country. ♪ >> as we learn more about the victims. >> i loved quentin. he was a very

i worked with several of our colleagues, kristen welker, hallie jackson, va vanna guthrie. we questioned this in a provacative way. people say that is his manner m mannerism. he asks these probing and provocative questions to get his leaders, cab netted members to think outside the box. >> i spent the most time talking about this. tim alberta, what do you think this is the most important story of the week? >> i would probably say what we are seeing with the dismantling of the affordable care act will ultimately, hugh, force both parties to come to the table and look at this in a more comprehensive way. what we have seen resulting coming from the failure of on the affordable care act, the president is taking matters into his own hands. it will have implications both in the short, medium and long term if chuck schumer and nancy pelosi realize with the proverbial gun to their hand, they have to do something. >> fran chess what chambers, what do you think was the most important? >> i'm going with iran. i hope we get to come back to health care. i have strong thoughts on that. i

they sat down with an interview with "today" show savannah guthrie. >> you feel that she saved your life? >> because she did. that's it. i guess i got to the point where it was really kind of life or death. >> you can watch that full interview today on the "today" show after "today in the bay" at 7:00 this morning. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," fall is finally here, right? >> right. finally. it starts with cloud and drizzle as we look outside in fremont. before you head out the door, get a look at the temperatures. low 60s for a high temperature. we will talk about how long this lasts and when rain could be moving in, coming up, next. >>> look at the san mateo bridge. a clear drive here. maybe mist around the bay. kari is going to talk about that. i'll talk about the crash in san jose. >> reporter: an unusual option for stanford students having second thoughts about the night before. the morning after pill in a vending machine. you are watching "today in the bay." a live look outside at dublin as the morning commute starts up.. >>> it is monday morning. a live look outside. this m

savannah guthrie, host of the "today" show is nearby, savannah, what are you seeing and what are you learning? >> reporter: i'm standing on the corner of greenwich saand chambers. it's near the west side highway. and there's a bike path. i'm with probably 100 people or more just sitting on the corner, not being permitted to go through. there's a lot of police sirens. i just saw one of those big nypd hostage negotiation vans go through, i'm not suggested that it's a hostage situation, but it's the kind of emergency vehicle you might see in a situation like this. but there's plenty of police activity. this is a very residential area of tribecca. i was just about to pick up my daughter from school and take my kids trick or treating. this is an area that would have been filled with kids leaving school. my pastor's son goes to school right here at p.s. 289. i heard from his mom that he heard gunshots and ran all the way home. that's all i know at this point. but this seems like an active scene. >> new york city is known for its rapid response, can you describe if you have the sense that p

and the "today" show host savannah guthrie will serve as master of ceremonies for that. the time right now is 5:57. and doctors are trying to save a woman who was shot inside her own store, as philadelphia police search for the gunman. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal has more on this story from university city. randy. >> reporter: hey, katy, that victim recovering from a gunshot wound to the neck while police search for that gunman. coming up next, what neighbors and customers saw when they went into that store. >>> 68 degrees at 5:58. mainly clear skies in philadelphia. got sunshine on the way for another warm one. won't need your umbrella today, but that changes starting tomorrow. your neighborhood forecast just ahead. ♪ ♪ hi ted, glad you could join us! ♪ ♪ give it a try. mmm. give that to me. ♪ ♪ (laughing) ted? ♪ ♪ >>> right now on "nbc10 news today," a philadelphia store owner fights for her life after she is shot and left bleeding during an attempted robbery. why a neighbor's action made a difference in getting her to the hospital. gunned down, a woman is shot and killed

i'm matt lauer, alongside savannah guthrie.ecast. >> watching that big storm. over 1 million people without power from washington, d.c., all the way up into new england. amtrak has canceled trains between boston and new haven because of downed trees. a lot of schools being canceled. winds will be the biggest problem as the storm system moves into canada. the rain will end. the winds will decrease, but enough wind to cause major problems. the rest of the country, mild and sunny out west, from the pacific northwest, all the way down into parts of sourthern california. and a chilly start, withrost and f f >>> good morning. a rainy and windy start to the day, but the rain ends this morning. the wind will keep going through the day. but the strongest winds will be here during the morning hours. 55 degrees for the lehigh valley, 57 in delaware. showers tapering off this morning. we normally warm into the 60s in philadelphia, just 56 degrees this afternoon and low 50s at the swuuburbs. have a great day. >> and that's yous your latest

guthrie: 1.9 million kentuckians were exposed by this hack. one of the questions we have about the process equifax went help people determine that -- one was setting up a new website for consumers to visit. was that an appropriate response? help people determine that -- one was setting up a new website i know there are issues getting to the website. were you part of the deliberation? why did you set up a new website that seemed to cause issues, as opposed to setting up a portal on your current website? mr. smith: it was strictly due to the sheer volume of incoming visitors that we had expected. a traditional website we have used to interact with consumers services a total of 700,000 to 800,000 consumers at any one given point of time. i mentioned in my opening comments earlier this new micro site that we set up has a capacity for much higher levels. i believe we had 20 million consumers come to visit us in the first three weeks on that website. our traditional equifax website could not have handled that from day one. rep. guthrie: according to

savannah guthrie is going to be live in las vegas for a special to today, joined by lester holt. today begins at 7:00 a.m. >> that does it for us. we hope you have a good evening. we'll see you tomorrow. >> jimmy: this morning, we woke up to the news of another senseless shooting. this time in las vegas. in the face of tragedies and acts of terror, we need to remember that good still exists in this world. we're here to entertain you tonight, and that's what we're going to do. ladies and gentlemen, with a a little from adam sandler, miley cyrus.

. >> reporter: "today" show savannah guthrie. the carousel ball has already raised tens of millions of dollars for children's hospital, an evening of glitz and glamour dedicated to transforming children's lives. >> those are the kind of miracles that are happening, and is happening in our backyard in philadelphia. >> comcast is the parent company of nbc 10 and telemundo 62. actress deborah messing has her star on the hollywood walk of fame. she plays grace on "will and grace" joined more than 2,600 friday night. messing starred in the series "the mysteries of laura." you can watch "will and grace" thursday nights at 9:00 here on nbc 10. >>> you see some of the fog that has formed in cape may. a little bit of fog to start with, a few showers during the day but we're only looking at light showers for cape may. a better chance of some downpours coming inland. even a slight chance of a thunderstorm during the day today. and through it all it is going to be warm. now we're seeing a little bit of light fog here. most of the rest of the

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gomez told our savannah guthrie that raisa gave her the ultimate gift. >> as soon as i got the kidney transplant, my arthritis went away. my lupus, there's about a 3 to 5% chance it will ever come back. it was hard, but it was incredible. that's something that i needed, my body needed, i needed it. and -- >> you feel it? >> it's great. >> pretty remarkable friendship. >>> and a viral moment during the world series in houston when an astros fan caught a home run ball. it was hit by the dodgers. then it was ripped from her hand by another fan and thrown back on to the field. a lot of people watching. they went to social media to express their outrage, but it turns out they're actually in-laws, and the woman says she's only mad that she didn't get to throw it back herself. >>> up next, celebrating halloween with a young haunted house mastermind who is turning big scares into big business. south bay community. we investigate a neighborhood mystery that led to this truck. plus, former trump campaign staffers indicted. our political analyst explains what it means for the whitehouse. next. >

i'm matt lauer, alongside savannah guthrie. we're watching that big storm, over a million people now without power from washington, d.c. all the way up into new england. in fact, amtrak has canceled trains between boston and new haven because of downed trees, a lot of schools being canceled. winds are going to be the biggest problem now as this storm system moves into canada, the rain will end, the winds enough wind to cause major problems. rest of the country, mild and sunny out west from the pacific northwest all the way down into parts of southern california and a chilly start with frost and freeze warnings down through the southeast and the mid-mississippi rivevae that's what's going on around the country, here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morni, od windy outside but the sunshine is already starting to make a come back, here is the view from our tower looking over the key bridge and roosevelt bridge. sunshine for now, sunshine will be here for the remainder of the day. the winds will eventually st

let's go back to the news conference. >> that, of course, were my colleagues savannah guthrie and mattauer speaking to one of the other performers last night. we are reviewing the last 14 hours, what took place in las vegas last night. the largest mass shooting in u.s. history. the suspect stephen paddock died before police entered his hotel room but before he died, he shot at 22,000 people at that concert and there are now 58 people confirmed dead. 515 being treated in area hospitals. and we're going to take you back to the las vegas news conference being held by local law enforcement. >> probably will not be able to answer at this time. >> reporter: sheriff lombardo, the search -- [ inaudible question ]. in the wave of shooter information or anything which gives anything toward motive? you mentioned a second location in northern nevada. >> no, the second location is just based off assessor's records of ownership. we discovered that he owned another piece of property in northern nevada. as far as electronic evaluation, we haven't had the opportunity to do that yet. the only thing we a

. >>> and savannah guthrie hearing more firsthand accounts from people who survived the massacre. see her report starting at 7:00 on nbc10. >>> a toddler left to die. a father turned his back on his son in the street after a crash in bucks county. we have more from a walmart in levittown where this began. randy, this started with a theft. tell us how it unraveled and ended with a child dying on the street. >> reporter: yeah, all over a set of speakers from this walma walmart. the suspect is accused of going into the store, stealing the speakers, and taking off in his jeep with a 2-year-old in the back seat unsecured, without a child safety seat. the jeep suv crashed a short time later after police say christopher kuhn ran a red light. rolled over, his 2-year-old was thrown on to the road. witness video shows police officers trying to revive the boy. the boy's own father, chris kuhn, ran from the scene, briefly pausing to look at his dying son, but never stopping to help. he was arrested moments later. now facing charges in his son's own death. >> we had a simple retail theft where

savannah guthrie will be joined by lester holt reporting on the victims and shooting from las vegas. >>> and live coverage continues throughout the day. matt delucia will have the latest at 11:00 a.m. and jacqueline london leads our las vegas coverage this evening, this afternoon starting at 4:00. >>> breaking news from overnight. classic rock legend tom petty has died. ♪ i'm free free fallin' ♪ ♪ i'm free free fallin' ♪ >> petty died overnight hours after suffering cardiac arrest at his home in malibu. reports started circulating that petty passed away, but he was still alive at the time. the 66-year-old was famous for classic rock hits like "free fallin'," "refugee," and "american girl." ♪ >>> we'll take a live look. center city looking over broad street from the campus cam. getting a little active this morning. dark as it may be. the official sunrise time doesn't hit until 6:59. we usually see the sunlight break on the horizon 30 minutes earlier than that. we're not too far from starting to light up the sky. in philadelphia, 53 is the temperature currently. 5:40 this morning, arou

. >> savannah guthrie talked with one of the survivors. >> i was watching jason aldean. didn't know where i -- kind of felt like a pop on my stomach. i kind of walked away because it was hurting a little bit. i looked down, and there was a bunch of blood. so i grabbed my friend and said, "we have to go." >> savannah will be live in las vegas this morning. you can see her reports starting at 7:00 here on nbc10. >>> 4:48 now. a fisherman in the delaware bay caught way more than he expected. >> yeah. we should probably warn you, what you're about to see is really pretty gross. >> it is gross. >> floyd morton said he got these red sores after he cast his net and stood in the water at cape penelopen state park. it's called swimmer's issue. they're from non-life-threatening parasites that burrow under the skin. >> that's the gross part. >> my legs were on fire. i was taking as much benadryl as i could. >> wow. the parasite that bit him are carried by mud snails living in the bay. doctors say the bites are painful but not life-threatening. >>> a federal appeals court will decid

with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to a special edition of "today" on a man morning. we almost feel like we should start by apologizing for what you're going to be hearing. in some parts of the country we join you live, a little early this morning, as we coffer what is the deadliest mass shooting in history. >> when you hear the toll, it take yours breath away. more than 50 people killed. >> this is the very information. it happened after 1:00 eastern time, after 10:00 in las vegas. the gunman on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort and casino. was shooting into the you at the root harvest festival. >> the sheriff just gave us the latest figures. at least 50 people have been killed. more than 200 others wounded. some of them, many of them, we're told, in critical condition and many in surgery this hour. >> we can tell you that the shooter who was shot and killed by the police, is identified as stephen paddock. 64 years old, from mesquite, nevada. >> in response to the shooting, authorities shut down part

i'm matt lauer alongside savannah guthrie in new york. we are on the air early to bring you the latest on breaking news coming from las vegas, and it is terrible and tragic news. there's been a deadly mass shooting in an outdoor country music harvest festival. >> this happened just after 1:00 eastern time, about 10:00 p.m. local time in las vegas near the mandalay bay resort and casino on the strip. jason aldean was performing. this was the finale of a three-day outdoor country music festival when the found of automatic gunfire erupted. [ sound of gunfire ] >> you can hear it on that tape. a lot of people at the concert have already told us they sort it was some sort of pyrotechnics or fireworks. it turned out to be gunfire coming from a high floor. during a news conference the sheriff of clark county announced that more than 20 people are dead, more than 100 others wounded. officials say the gunman was on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort firing down with what has been described as an automatic weapon, a submachine gun, at the cr

some of it about america so if it were america the beautiful if we have some if we have some woody guthrie. i can go with that as well and i can go with that larry king but this anthem has some issues. sure does america the beautiful day at the washington when the washington bullets will than the bullets in their own are only played america the beautiful you know why do we play the national anthem it's ritual this ritual and i think what happens in this country is that sometimes people have a hard time letting go of ritual and if you believe that you're losing the hold of what you think or thought america was if you believe that it's time to make america great again you tend to be a ritualised or a traditionalist and you don't want to let go of those things no matter how to have no matter how outdated they might be before we go to break what do you make of the corporate problem thing not much corkers now sounding off he's saying the things that other republicans wish they could say and probably think and faith but he's saying it because he decided not to run for reelection again so it's am

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a thursday morning. it's good to have you with us. and that news conference from the raised some questions. >> yeah, if you paid attention to the things he was saying, there were a lot of things that made you stop and think, wait a minute. we only know very little about what happened. >> yeah, this investigation is just getting started really. let's give you where it stands. the sheriff is saying based on the level of planning and the number of weapons here, he now believes stephen paddock, quote, had to have help. >> he's also revealed that investigators found an additional 1600 rounds of ammunition and 50 pounds of explosives in the gunman's car. >> officials have now given the first detailed timeline of sunday night's events, from the first shots that rang out at 10:05 p.m. to the moment officers set off explosives and entered paddock's hotel room 75 minutes later. >> authorities are also confirming that pa

i'm savannah guthrie in las vegas. and matt and hoda, back in the studio. questions this morning. and this just feels like a wound everybody is nursing here. we're hearing remarkable stories of courage and survival. we're also learning new information about the gunman. how he turned a luxury hotel suite into a deadly sniper's nest. overnight, fbi investigators scouring the vegas hotel room where the shooting rampage took place. while mourners shared prayers and tears throughout the area. a difference from sunday night, when joy turned to horror for thound they were gathered for the final night of the route 91 harvest festival, when bullets started raining down on them. the shots fired from a two-room suite on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel. police say stephen paddock, with thousands of rounds of ammo, fired repeatedly on the helpless victims below. [ gunfire ] 22,000 people, slow to recognize the threat at first, victim after victim, recalling the same thing. >> it's fireworks. it's fireworks, stop. it's fireworks. >> it sounded like firecrackers,

this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. nice to see you this morning. you watch the yankees? >> first the dress, now the sneaker and now another one. is the hat navy blue and white -- >> you're shameless! you are shameless! >> just had to ask. >> we will do sports a little later. unfortunately, we're starting with this breaking news. it's a terrible situation out in california. rapidly spreading wildfires. in california's famed wine country. also other parts of the state. this morning, the return of powerful winds is only adding to a dangerous situation. we'll check in with al. let's start with joe in santa rosa neighborhood that's been consumed by flames. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. overnight more evacuations with many neighborhoods told to prepare for hour are giving these fires new life. with the death toll now reaching 23, fire officials are calling this a catastrophic event. the fires tearing through northern california refuse to surrender while fast-moving flames being pushed. the entire city of

. >> reporter: savannah guthrie emceed and interviewed the first child in the world to undergo a bilateralt chps. they have raised tens of millions of dollars. an evening of glitz and glamour dedicated to transforming children's lives. >> those are the kinds of miracles happening right here in our backyard in philadelphia. >> that was nbc 10's denise nakano reporting. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10 and telemundo 62. >>> welcome to eagles game day. a live look inside lincoln financial field from our eagles nest cam. the battle of the birds kicks off at 1:00 when the 3-1 eagles host the arizona cardinals. one thing the eagles want to do today against the cardinals is establish the running game, but today they could be without wendel smallwood and darren sproles is out for the season. so glass borrow, new jersey's cory clement. a career high ten carries in last week's win over the chargers. clement had some key third down runs in the fourth quarter. he said he's ready to help legarrette blount in the offensive backfield. >> it's all about being prepared and knowing your role. at the