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charlie, nora, and gale and the answer allen iverson join us at 7:00 this morning right here on cbs-3 >> thanks, ukee. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" we are following breaking news after the wreckage of an american helicopter, is found overseas. also back here at home, some toy trouble for local student. why that fifth grader was nearly kicked out of school for bringing an in your of toy to class. and vittoria and katie return they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. starting to see the first glimmer of sunrise, some purple and pink skies out there. we'll be right back. >> the last car from the amtrak derailment in port rich monday has been removed from the scene. you're looking right now at new cell phone video taken early this morning. >> now the engineers long time best friend says he got a phonecall from him after the crash. >> the friends is talking about that conversation. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at the scene in port richmond with that and the very much latest on the investigation jan? >> uke eastbound, erika the

next on cbs this morning allen iverson. >> h >>> good morning. it is friday may 15 2015.come to "cbs this morning." a deadly discovery overnight. crews find the wreckage of a marine helicopter. >>> new details about sudden acceleration before the amtrak disaster. plus ominous rants from the engineer about safety. >>> david letterman. >> we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> three bodies found high on the

iverson stops by to tell us about his new documentary, thanks for watching, i'm alison harmelin. >> wet what he recalls reading -- leading into that tragic event. >> the search for answers into the deadly amtrak tragedy shifts to the engineer as we learn more about the eight victims. >>> it is friday may 15th, good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. more on the top stories in just a movement first we check in with katie just another beautiful pleasant day. >> looks that way, guys, we will see things start to transition, our latest warmfront is beginning to lift in. so we'll start to see temperatures climbing because weekend. but for now, you have completely clear sky out there generally speaking, all in the clear anyway as far as your travel is concerned here as we

that will and the iverson bobble head the last time the sixers we picked this guy allen iverson. >> littled. good luck. >> we're ready. now, there he is. my man practice. the 6ers have the third best odds every getting the number one pick, at 15.6%. >> okay. >> all right? >> a chance. >> now here's where the luck comes into play. six coaster come away with the first six and 11 picks thanks to deals with the lakers and the heat. go that the? quiz tomorrow morning. that's real long shot. >> all right like our friends just said, so you saying there is a chance. we we could do this. next month june 25th the draft. let's go sixers. >> it will be good. i can feel it. >> between the three good luck charles. >> practice, talking about practice. let's talk phillies. phillies hottest team in the national leak. struck out seven won his fourth game of the season. herrera had a two run double in the game, as well, phils would win this 14-three, for their sixth straight win. tonight aaron harangue gets the start on the mound when the phillies play the rocky again, 8:40 p.m. start from coors field. >> we

former nba star allen iverson stops by to tell us about his new documentary.or this friday. thanks for watching, i'm alison harmelin. alison harmelin. >>> this is a live look at san jose leave in the foreground there or the background. [ laughter ] >> somewhere. >> in the background there. [ laughter ] >> we have a big story about levi's stadium coming up in a few minutes. good morning, it is friday, may 15. i'm michelle griego. >> we survived another week. you did, too. welcome aboard, folks. i'm frank mallicoat. hey, it's 4:30. let's get a little traffic and weather, the gang is all here. how are we doing? >> i forgot my lunch! it's going to be a really long day! [ laughter ] >> good morning. we have no rain in the forecast. okay, maybe an outside slim chance of a residual passing shower. overall we're going to be partly cloudy. we are now in the 40s and 50s. it is mild outside. later today 50s to just shy of 70. the full weekend forecast is coming up. good morning, liz. >> good morning, roberta. just your overnight roadwork out the door right now. if you ar

this no sixers legend allen iverson will be showcase ago show time documentary about his career. watch the answer on cbs this morning right after "eyewitness news" it begins at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. we'll be right back. >>> federal investigators want to know why the train that derailed this week in port richmond sped up before it jumped the tracks. cell phone video shows that car derailed. the last car removed overnight from the port richmond scene of tuesday's deadly train accident. ntsb officials say the train went from 70 to more than 100 miles an hour in the last full minute before the crash. eight people had been confirmed dead. the attorney for engineer brandon does boss tan will be investigated. >> remote mountains of nepal no official word on the eight people on board, six of them are us marines. >> music fans all over the worlds are mourning the death of blues legend bb king. the 15 time grammy winner died last night at his home in las vegas where he had been in hospice care. bb king was 89 years old. >> blues boy. >> our time 4:50. let's get a check on business news

. >> he was wearing this yellow shooting sleeve calling it allen iverson shootaround. um, he looked fine. no repercussions or anything. and, you know, said his shoulder was a little sore from the fall. but nothing that's, you know, affecting him. >> reporter: did notice that steph was walking around with a sleeve. maybe to cushion some of the shoulder. but he looked great. he shot about 90% from three- point range. i'm guessing a little over 30 points tonight for steph curry and the warriors will win to go on the western conference finals. there's your prediction. >> steph needs a day after, so get a win tonight and take a couple. >> reporter: highlights and post-game at 11:00. >> dennis o'donnell live at the arena, thanks. >>> several top soccer officials have about arrested. u.s. prosecutors say fifa executives accepted tens of millions of dollars in exchange for various favors. fifa is soccer's world governing bodies. many bribes were for media deals or securing votes on where major tournament would be played in some highly elaborate schemes. >> they did this over a

the 76ers season came to an end and allen iverson went off with one of funniest rants when reporters him about something he missed many time. >> i'm supposed to be the franchise player and we in here talking about practice. i mean, listen we talking about practice. not a game. not a game. not game. we talking about practice. not a game. not the game that i go out there and die for and play every game like it's my last. not the game. we talking about practice, man. i mean how silly is that? (laughter). >> why would michael jordan ever practice. why would the greats -- why did magic ever practice? (laughter). >> we talking about practice. >> not game. >> what was he talking about. >> practice. >> all right. >> all right. i forgot. >> be sure to tune into fox 29 news at 10:00. they are gross and extremely hard to get rid of and local parents say they're bed bugs in their kids school. so night at 10 what local school is now admitting. >> sorry about showing that to you at dinnertime. that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. inside edition is up next. >>> oh,

in the early 1960s, ken iverson founded a company called new corps. it was a steel company. his vision was to make steel not in original casting the way it was largely done in and around pittsburgh, but by melting down existing steel and then reforming it. and the technology was developed so the steel could then be rolled in one inch thick rolls instead of four inch thick rolls making it much more malleable, much more suitable for conversion into a variety of purposes. that's not the important thing. iverson decided that if he wanted his company to last for the wronglong run and to be able to adapt, that 40% of their success would be rooted in their technology and 60% in their people. so he adopted the most radical egalitarian culture of any company of which i'm aware in america. and like i said, and the reason i know this is i recruited the company to arkansas and i liked him and i'm pretty sure he never voted for me. because he was a really conservative republican. he didn't want the go. to tell government to tell him do this, but first of all we had 11 steel mills in amer

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. >> my boyfriend was saying yesterday that allen iverson he bring his kids to the press conference. i thought that was pretty cool. it shoiws us another side and i appreciated seeing that. >> reporter: a few sports writers thought it was too distracting. they had this to say. >> why. >> she was a little too cute. you should probably do something about that. >> find another daughter. >> i'm going to make it a requirement for him to bring riley every single press conference nap was the most entertaining press conference ever. >> adorable. she should be at every game. >> i love that part. that's warrior baby. i loved it. >> reporter: these are the shirts they are putting out. more than 19,000 going out game time tomorrow night. >> thank you. there will be another warrior baby. he and his wife expecting their second girl this summer after the nba finals. his wallet a little lighter today. the nba fined the mvp today 5,000 bucks for flopping on this play right there. you know what flopping is? >> that's pretending to be fouled and falling down. he doesn't agree with the fine. >> that pre

every friday, we like to do this american success story. 16-year-old entrepreneur brandon iverson.d. he started kids toy, inc. because he was tired of depending on his parents for money, he created making money for teens. we may owe him some residual here. he started a teen clothing line calls moguls line. this may not surprise you, he has a 4.0gpa. go to the website foxbusiness.com/charlesp ayne. great show. really appreciate it. jesse, appreciate having you here. we love you. we appreciate you. everyone have a fantastic memorial day weekend. dvr the show whenever you can't see it. right now, we'll leave you with the ever capable lou dobbs. keep it right here on fox business. ♪ >> good evening, everyone. i'm lori rothman. the state department releasing the first sliver of hillary clinton's emails from her private server. the 300 emails are part of the 30,000 she selected to turn over to the public. is it surprising that clinton is saying she's glad the emails are coming out. we take that up with former chief of staff john. the islamic state making significant gains in three countr

yes, life and career of allen iverson, on show time. >> oh, yeah. it is injured cause iverson. have called it ai. >> you don't need to say anything else. >> that is enough. >> a 90 minute documentary features a new one on one interview with allen, the film also covers allen's trouble life before becoming famous revealing home videos and even that infamous practice rant he gave during a news conference in 2002, the the anniversary of that was last week. he talks more about the context of that rant because a a lot of people forgotten about it, and, remember, a man had been killed that week. he said it is just practice. not that important . my friend was dead. he was frustrated to be talking about practice during the tragic, frustrated time in his life. that is the back story of the practice rant. but, very revealing. >> i saw it. but i saw some clips. he went down explaining why i wear corn rows, why people give me a bad rap. is there one quote he said that stuck with me. he said i'm a villain to people that don't rock with me, super hero to people that love me. >> there you go.

dan iverson, the new cio is doing the opposite.iz: do you think john chambers is going to stand me up? >> who would stand you up. liz: i had to ask my own husband out on our first date. starbucks. >> big spender, starbucks? i went to arturo's pizza with my wife. liz: charlie from westchester, not the bronx! >> there's going to be a story. it's going to be great. a q&a with me in playboy. liz: playboy, are you nude? >> no, not nude. it's playboy, it's nude ladies. he asked me about my boxing. in his question, he said did you box in the bronx. what was your record? i didn't. my boxing coach is still alive, marsh haden. liz: in westchester. >> he would flip out if he saw you. he's proud of me. liz: such a shock, you box. >> the article is great. i'm fully clothed. i did talk about ron in the article. what do you think i said? liz: very lovely and friendly things. >> no, i didn't. liz: the new issue. >> the one with the playmate of the year. i'm the playmate of the year. liz: as we learn more about the horrific philadelphia train derai

iverson decided that if he wanted this company to last in the long run, and to be able to adapt, that 40% of their success would be rooted in their technology and 60% in their people. so he adopted the most radical egalitarian culture of any company of which i am aware in america. i -- the reason i know this is because i recruited the company to arkansas and i liked him and i'm pretty sure he never voted for me because he was a really conservative republican. he didn't want the government to tell him to do this, but this was a communityetearian's dream. they rented office space in an office park in charlotte north carolina. they had a grand total of 22 people in the central office. with 11 steel mills. the workers were paid a salary that averaged 65% to 75% of the industry average but they got a weekly bonus based on production total. and the non-production workers got a bonus based on another formula. in addition to that, there was a profit sharing plan of 10% of the profits unavailable to top management. everybody else participated. in addition to that if you had a child who wanted

major the most legendary sports conference in philadelphia history the 13th anniversary of allen iversonthing he really disliked about basketball. >> we sitting here. i'm supposed to be the franchise player and we in near talking about practice. >> listen, we talking about practice. got a game. got a game. not a game. we talking about practice. not a game. got the game that i go out there and die for and play every game like it's my last. not the game. we talking about practice, man. i mean how silly is that? (laughter). >> that never gets old. >> no, it doesn't. >> we talking about practice man. >> as funny as that is the best line i've heard in the past week the patriots cheat more than the clients of ashley madison.com. brilliant. >> they do. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry they cheat lot. >> i know. so classic. just classic. >> oh, moo goodness. >> t-shirt or something. >> tmz is up next. >> we're back here at per am for the fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> sue serio and bob kelly have got your weather and traffic covered all morning long be sure to stay tune. ♪ ♪ norwe

take a look at this right here, we've got the marine layer totally wiped out by the cooler allen iversond also the -- air aloft and also the very gusty conditions. blustery day today and we've got all these details they're coming up at 46 minutes after the hour. >>> a shelter in texas is still full of dozens of people after a destructive tornadoes hit the town of van. sunday's twister is blamed for the deaths of two people in van. about 70 miles southeast of dallas. american red cross says nearly 120 homes are destroyed or damaged. search crews continue to look for victims and survivors even though everyone is accounted for. >> it's important that we check and we recheck what we've done. just to be sure we don't miss anybody. >> today, volunteers plan to distribute food and clean-up supplies to neighborhoods most affected. more severe weather threatens to hamper clean-up efforts this week. >>> well, it's going to be a grueling day for some of the world's top cyclists as stage three of the tour of california begins and ends in san jose. it startings a little after 10:00 this morning at th

. >>> with the first pick in the 1996 nba draft the philadelphia 76ers select allen iverson from georgetownim unstoppable. even for all-time greats like michael jordan the man called the answer made 11 all-star teams. he was mvp in 2001 and finished with more than 24,000 points. his bad boy image influenced a generation of players and led to problems off the court. he was controversially jailed in high school. he had other run ins with the law during his career. he is opening up about his childhood, arrest basketball and everything in between in a revealing documentary callediverson. >> loved little kids all over the place would say you are alleniverson's coach. i want to be like him. >> i have all of the sneakers. >> i got all of his sneakers. >> best player ever. >> he was a role model. >> good or bad he was a role model. >> he was a person that is so real. this whole thing was like this is who i am. people loved him for that. it is a gift and a curse. >> the way he carried himself, the way he dressed. some people liked it some didn't. >> joining us at the table. he still has the tats. yo

. >> adrian paul, allen iverson, ben mckenzie, burt reynolds, carrie, danny have you seen that commercial where he is biting the candy, real tough looking guy. big tattoo on his belly. d snyder is here, frankie moones. >> malcolm in the middle. >> keisha knight pull ham. michael rooker, michael kendricks. >> all these celebrities are here right now. >> penn badgely, sting. but that is all well and good, ladies and gentlemen with but of all of the people we were asked who would you like to have on your tv show "good day philadelphia", you you know who we chose because i cannot wait to meet her. she played the grand mom, what are we showing this for. she played the grand mom in something about marry. do you remember how tan she was. >> i remember. >> she has a new movie come out insidious chapter three. >> i don't care about that. >> something about mary, she was a very tan grand mom. we will meet her next. >> am i excited. >> i am excited too. very excited. >> oh, for the love. >>> well, i know this. i have found a set of twins, twins they have separate fathers. how does that work. i will