them react pretty quickly in to existing deeply rooted divisions, i'll give you an example here, james colete in they can be anti-government all they want. but don't come to my door expecting me to be to do the same. brendon says anything that fights this government is good. and j.d., but why? i don't understand the second amendment says we have the right to form a well-armed militia. this is a basic right, why consider them terrorists? these are questions you often hear debated this question of sovereign citizens is really bringing that out. >> you may not have heard of the sovereign citizens movement but you probably know about some of the attacks experts say their ideology has inspired. like the 1995 oklahoma city bombings and the 2010 austin, texas suicide attack when a man intentionally crashed his single-engine aircraft in in to a building housing an irs field offers. in yes represent months isolated incidents of shootings by those associated with the movement. who experts say are anti-government, believe they are above the law and often violent against law enforcement officials. in a

deputy attorney general james cole is a veteran of law enforcement.cole will leave as soon as the end of the years. this is actually the third recent change for he justice department. just last month the attorney general, eric holder, announced he will formally step down next year. while the third highest ranking justice official, tony west, left earlier this month to become general counsel of pepsic. a political debate good at off to -- got off to a strange start. thank you, florida. look at this. look at this. what is interesting about this? well, it's really quite interesting and only in florida, and really, really awesome. >>> baseball notice kansas city. for the first time in nearly three decades the royals will play for a title, i'm told. we'll remind you what the world was like the last time the kansas city royals won. good for you, kansas city. we used to just think of kansas city as a farm team for the yankees. look at these kansas city royals. you do the thing. i like the underdogs like the ole miss rebels. i like the kansas city royals. sud

host: let me add that the deputy attorney general, james cole, signaled he wants to step down as well. plug that piece into this story, if you could. guest: sure. he didn't signal, he did. i interviewed him. he's done. he'll probably stay until the end of the year. i think they would like deputy a.g. to step down and be able to name. they have two top candidates for that position, laura lynch, who is a u.s. attorney in the district of new york and sarah yates who is a u.s. attorney in the northern district of georgia. and they could be tapped to fill that position. and so the talk in the justice department is hey, we can tap one of these to be the acting dag. they to the job for a new months while we're waiting for the confirmation to make it through with the new a.g. and there's some overlap there. so the dag is overlapped. host: what else should we know about this story with the president's cabinet and the potential for some some pretty serious congressional hearings on this, right if guest: oh, yeah. it'll be fun to be a reporter to cover it. last lot of fireworks. it will be inter

when you're working with these great artists -- i don't have time to get to natalie cole and etta jamesokey robinson, and some other. when you're at the keyboard, do you consider yourself an artist? >> i do -- yes. and also because, you know, lots of artists have a hard time, they get writer's block, they don't want to work. i always want to work. the reason i always want to work is because i -- thanks to the god of love, i'm able to put joy into my work. and the joy comes out of my pretendinging that i'm not an author, but i'm a herby hancock or keith jarrett or george duke. and i get to be funny and riff and get to play. play. instead of the author who has to turn out the tone and people are going to criticize it. no, no, no, i get the play. >> yeah. >> and my whole template is jazz which is to i don't outline before i do my books. i have a general kind of notion. but i don't have an abc outline i jam. so jazz has always been my paradigm. >> yeah. i got 2.5 minutes to go -- >> how did that snap. >> i just got started. i know. i'm going to put a picture up. we were honored to have on t

james casey gets the block. chris geragos accident took place it up and another another punt touchdown. >> for most of the game the defense was really good. third quarter trent cole force add tumble james thornton recovered in the end zone. they a 34 hiv seven advantage. the rams scored 21 unanswered points austin davis looked pretty good down the stretch. final minute of the game davis throws an incomplete pass and that will do it. the birds advance to four and one on the season with a 34-28 win. >> obviously offensively we have to do better job of finishing people off. we're up throw-seven talk to the guys on the side line not being complacent with that score and let's finish this thing off. >> the nfl is a tough league. to win it's a blessing and we do have to learn how to finish better. we're not there yet. >> all right. lane johnson's return to the offensive line did help. nick foles wasn't sacked and the running game produced 145 yards. the giants are up next. diana? >> thanks, beasley. >>> loved ones stand together with members of law enforcement to celebrate the life of pennsylvania police trooper david kedra. the viewing was held tonight in the northeast

james casey. chris marigold scoops it up. 20-7 at halftime. in the third, the defense coming through. trent cole on the sack and strip. cedric thornton pounces on it in the end zone to make it 27-7. 34-7 at one point. the eagles had to hold on to win this one. john clark will be along later an with all the highlights and postgame comments from the locker room. derek gunn, comcast sports net. >>> it definitely feels like fall outside. nbc 10 was at the emwood zoo in norristown this afternoon where families were dressed for the weather wearing long sleeves as they checked out the eagles. getting in the spirit of the eagles game today. cooler temperatures will stick with us. let's check in with brittney shipp who is tracking another chilly night ahead. >> another hold night ahead. as we head into work tomorrow, we'll see mild conditions returning. we're only in the 50s in philadelphia. 54 in pottstown. 55 in allentown. if you plan on heading out, temperatures in the high 50s for your 7:00 hour. by 9:00, chilly. mid-50s. by 11:00, we'll see cold conditions at 51 degrees. now as we head into the rest

cole. where are they? >> actually, i have three sons and i have a fourth son. james david stayton jr.'e and only son, who is now my son. i wish i could say that they all lived in washington, d.c., but it is not the case. david lives in minneapolis, minnesota. aaron lives in california. ethan lives in boston. and jeffrey lives in high point, north carolina. it is quite something, to grow sons up. to grow them up. but while i have four sons, i am fortunate to have thousands of daughters. not only from spelman college, but i have to lift up the joy i had in being the president of bennett college for women. so the only two historically black colleges for women in our country, i have had the privilege of being the president of each. and one of these days i want my page in the guinness book of world records. >> i have to go back to one thing, i am old enough for this to matter. your son ethan che cole, where does the name che come from? from what i think it is? >> the name is from what you think it is. first of all, cuba is a place where i did fieldwork in. it was a place where i did fieldwo

james casey gets the block. chris garrigus accident happened it up. it's a blocked punt for another one. for most of the game the defense played really good football. in the third quarter trent coleorced a fumble. eagles were with a 34-seven advantage. then the rams came back. they scored 21 unanswered points. austin davis looked pretty good passing the ball. final minute of the game davis throws a incomplete pass on fourth and possible for his team and the eagles move on to four and one on the season. 34-28 was your final. >> they say offensively we have to do a better job of finishing people up. we're up 34-seven had to talk to the guys about not being complacent about the score and let's finish this off. >> the nfl is a tough league. in this league it's a blessing to win. we have to learn how to finish better. but we're not there yet. >> lane johnson's return to the offensive line did help. nick foles wasn't sacked and the running game produced 145 yards on the ground. lesley van arsdale will have more highlights and team reaction in sports. >> thank you beasley. >>> eagles fans don't hold back. they made it clear while they're happy with this win, the game itself could have b

investigative reporter jeff cole is here looking into allegations he was the victim avenue so-called police nickel ride, jeff? >> it is dawn, jameskenna burly irish man who came to the us to play gaelic football. he says he's accustomed to the rough and tumble but not at the hands of police. >> so when i got to the threshold of the door, i got here, i felt an arm going around my neck. >> james mc kenna says jun june 23rd, 2011, around midnight is seared in his memory. >> i was being choke out. couldn't breathe and pretty shocking. >> reporter: but that was just the start of of what this native of northern island set was a nightmare of physical abuse at the hands of philadelphia police which landed him under a surgeon's 95. >> because of this i've got like steel in the front of my neck, steel in the back, nine screws and three vertebrae from some other dead guy. >> reporter: mc kenna's case is shocking. not just because of the alleged police abuse but because of the half million dollars taxpayers will have to shell out in the settlement of a lawsuit against the city of philadelphia and three police officers. a lawsuit alleging tha

investigative reporter jeff cole is here looking into allegations he was the victim of a police nickel ride, jeff. >> reporter: that's what they call it jamesc kenna is bury irish men that game to the u.s. to bay gaelic football. he's accustomed to the rough and tumble but not at the hands of police. >> so when i got to the threshold of the door, i got here, i felt an arm going around my neck. >> reporter: james mc kenna says june 23rd, 2011, around midnight is zeroed in his hem he roo. >> i was being choked out. couldn't breathe. pretty shocking. >> reporter: but that was just the start of what this native of northern ireland says was a nightmare of physical abuse at the hands of philadelphia police which landed him under a surgeon's knife. >> because of this, i've got like steel in the front of my neck. steel in the back. nine screws and three vertebrae from some other dead guy. >> reporter: mc kenna's case is shocking. not just because of the alleged police abuse, but because of the half million dollars taxpayers will have to shell out in the settlement of a lawsuit against the city of philadelphia and three police officers. a lawsuit al