. >>> still ahead on "action news" sat morning, good news for penn state james franklin. details on the football coach's new extension that's coming your way in sports. >> so glad you stayed with us, sports now today marks a week since the phillies have won a game. they hope to turn it around when they face the giants. they lost center fielder to a hamstring frame. the pitcher gave up 3 runs in the first inning allowing the giants to cruise to a 10-2 win. they are a season worth 34 games below 500. here's ducis rogers with the rest of the saturday morning sports. >> reporter: eagles first team ofot to be desired against buffalo. there were positives to take away from the game most of us it on the defensive side of the ball. ronald darby was on point. he had an interception and returned it 48 yards. thedaric barnett picked up his third sack in two games.e likes what he sees from barnett. >> it's a relentless finish, he plays to the whistle that's exiting. hopefully with miami coming up, he will roll in there with the first unit again and watch him grow. >> there's more wor

. >> still ahead what a turn around for james franklin. the penn state coach is getting paid.ract next. ♪ ♪ >> the world series tomorrow on "6abc"." mid atlantic lakes. it will be a good form, though. you know the worm, right? ferrell stadium packed with families for a night of fun. the chester county sheriff's office hosted a cruise night. visitors checked out muscle cars an antique rides. the canine unit put on quite a show of force for the young and old. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." for cecily tynan ducis rogers and the "action news" team, i'm jim gardner have a and a good weekend. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" would like to thank the people waiting in line to be part of our audience. not only are you a fantastic crowd, you provide a strong human wall that keeps our staff thanks. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! t.j. miller. ufc president dana white. and music from run the jewels. oy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ]

. >> still ahead, what a turn around for james franklin. >> the world series continues tomorrow on "6abc." mid atlantic against great lakes. it will be a good form, though. you know the worm, right? ferrell stadium packed with families for a night of fun. the chester county sheriff's office hosted a cruise night. visitors checked out muscle cars an antique rides. the canine unit put on quite a show of force for the young and old. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, have a great night and a good weekend. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." chaos at the real estate office. >> everybody freaking out. >> find out the jaw-dropping reason because the full-on melee. >> no! >>> rescuers know there's something on the beach -- >> that really needs their help. >> why this is not going to be easy. >>> single ladies line up behind the bride. >> because they're about to catch the bouquet. >> but see the twist not everyone's a fan of. >> a

into the game of what you want to a am accomplish and we pretty many accomplished them all. >> james franklinhe nittany lions to 11-three record last season. well today it was announced that franklin got rewarded. he received a contract extension that will keep him happy in happy valley until 2022. when the big ten -- wip the big en you get paid it's that easy. >> i'm assuming it's not minimum wage either. >> no. they want to keep him. >> all right. thanks guys. special coverage of upcoming solar eclipse is next. then your mega millions drawing after that. >> i'll see you back here for fox 29 news at 11:00. stay here. ♪ day 13. if only this were as easy as saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! >> ♪ >> monday it is the total eclipse of the sun, the first time in the united states in almost 40 year

. >>> less than a year ago penn state's james franklin was firmly on the hot seat.ay he has a new contract extension and a lot more job security. a six year deal worth more than $34 million. this puts him in the top five of the highest paid coaches in college football. franklin led penn state to an 11-three record this past season and a trip to the rose bowl. >>> temple football team is letting loose. at the end of practice yesterday they set up a giant slip and slide and had a water balloon fight. the owls open the season in two weeks at notre dame. that's what happens at the gardener household. >> every night. >>> but only after dinner cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast when we continue here in just a moment. >> so the storm is now right over philadelphia. >> yeah. can you hear? we had some thunder. ducis and i heard it. this is a lot darker than it will be on monday during the eclipse when you won't even notice the darkness but there we go, we just had a lightning strike live on sky6 as the storms continue to push in from the west and they're really holdi

. >>> congratulates to james franklin six-year contract extension worth $5.7 million a year.ew deal places him on top five highest paid coaches in college football. he's up there. last year, the nitney lions played in the rosebowl. i was there >> 5 million >> 5 million a year. close to 6 if round it up >> up next the birthd ♪. >>> the city of philadelphia today paid tribute to the inaugural class of students who completed a solar training program. ben franklin high school find your power solar training program. it's a six-week course in energy solar installation and job readiness skills >> i learned a lot about installation and the different rules and how the solar modules work >> instruction was provided by the philadelphia based company solar states using a curriculum developed by the philadelphia energy authority and the school district. >>> a big party tonight for giant panda twins in china. ching and bing, bing are celebrating second birthday, their home was decorated before treating them to an ice birthday cake. giant pandas will start to live alone after they turn two,

after the loss of scholarships and outside noise about joe paterno head coach james franklin led thetany lions to impressive 11 and three record last season today he got rewarded franklin received a contract extension that will keep him in happy valley extre extremely happy till 2022. >> i'm sure penn state fans happy about that one. >> that's right. >> that will do it for us tonight at 6:00 o'clock. we'll see you back here at 10:0. have a great night. i witness is up next. ♪ where are we? about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and choose what's right for you. woah. flo and jamie here to see hqx. flo and jamie request entry. slovakia. triceratops. tapioca. racquetball. staccato. me llamo jamie. pumpernickel. pudding. employee: hey, guys! home quote explorer. it's home insurance made easy. password was "hey guys." (upbeat theme music) (clapping and cheering) - welcome to iwitness, i'm john henson. this is the only game show, where the answer to every question is right in front of your eyes. if they pay close enough atten

. >>> congratulates to james franklin six-year contract extension worth $5.7 million a year.ew deal places him on top five highest paid coaches in college football. he's up there. last year, the nitney lions played in the rosebowl. i was there >> 5 million >> 5 million a year. close to 6 if round it up >> up next the ♪. >>> the city of philadelphia today paid tribute to the inaugural class of students who completed a solar training program. ben franklin high school find your power solar training program. it's a six-week course in energy solar installation and job readiness skills >> i learned a lot about installation and the different rules and how the solar modules work >> instruction was provided by the philadelphia based company solar states using a curriculum developed by the philadelphia energy authority and the school district. >>> a big party tonight for giant panda twins in china. ching and bing, bing are celebrating second birthday, their home was decorated before treating them to an ice birthday cake. giant pandas will start to live alone after they turn two, the br

. >> reporter: james franklin less than a year ago he was on the hot seat. gets a 6 year extension worth are than $34 million. that makesnef him o the highest paid football coaches in the penn state is coming off 11-3lis continues on 6abc. e is in the3:00 p.m. that's a look at s i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. >> folks, time 7:26 a.m.peoplee see eclipse.pats sayt ll ahow the 0 sole lar system operates. >>> adam joseph traveling to missouri to bring you bettse. tune to channel 6 as abc news will be airing live special coverage as the eclipse makesy . right after "action more comingn wsay with us we'reht after break. >> mural defaced with police take one into custody and search for half dozen other vandals who take aim at a mural in south philadelphia overnight. details on the breaking news ahead. >>> a large memorial stands with a van plowed into a crowd in barcelona. we'll have the investigation and the fatal attack or not tourist spot. >>> great american solar eclipse is twowa we'l you the illusive glasses that you need to take in all

. >> reporter: penn state james franklin less than a year ago he was he got with comingson. >> reporterteam from jackson new jersey is in the thick of it, they are representing mid atlantic region. they take on great lakes that's today here on 6abc coverage begins at 3:00 p.m. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself terrific weekend >> mural defaced with paint. son into custody, they are searching for more than a half dozen other vandals who targeted a mural in south philadelphia overnight. details on the breaking news ahead. >>> a large memorial stands where a van plowed into a crowd in parsearcelona we'lle investigation and the fatal attack on the great american solar away, the exclusive glasses you need to take it all in. >>> meteorologist karen rogers is in for chris sowers. the rain is gone. >> reporter: the rain is gone, i think this is a some kind of weather girl outside and see how she withers in the humidity. we can see drops of drizzle near the shore that's all that's left from the storms that packed a powerful punch. right now we're looking at the storms w

. >> congrats to penn state coach james franklin.chool approved new six year contact extension, the new deal places him among the top five highest paid column negligence college football up there with sabin, you are because, meyer, and jim bo fisher. last year the nittany lions won the big ten, and played in the rose bowl. >> that's all for sport. i'm don bell. have a great weekend. >> and coming up next right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news " at this saturday morning breaking news on the frank rizzo controversy here in philadelphia. we are live with more vandalism, that happened over night. we'll also have this. >> appreciation today for some state workers that many would say have a thankless job. i'm cleve bryan, coming up: what they did to help a police offers nerve i'm leaving you, wesley. but why? you haven't noticed me in two years. i was in a coma. well, i still deserve appreciation. who was there for you when you had amnesia? you know i can't remember that. stop this madness. if it's appreciation you want you should both get s

james franklin says they cannot live off of last years success. >> we have talked about it enough, youw, the fans have talked about it, you know , the media has talk bit, we have talked about it as an organization, and they have been given rings. we have talked about it enough , you know, so that is behind us now. we have moved on. and trust me we have talk about that, in great detail that with our players. >> to arena football final regular season game for soul they play tampa bay storm, soul up 20-14. dan raudabaugh calling his own number runs tonight for the score. defending champion finished with a 13-one record beating tampa 41-28. soul hoes baltimore in the semi finals next week. >>> now to the pitch, union looking for their first win against fc dallas one of the best teams in the league in score in the 17th minute union with the ball nice passing in the box, cj sapong deposits it for first of his two goals in that match and union get a much needed win three-one the final. >>> to track and field, usain bolt's final individual race of his great career 100-meter finals with the wor

james franklin said they cannot live off of last years success. >> we talked about it enough, you knowfans are pumped about it, media pumped about it, we have talked bit as an organization, they have been given rings, we have talked about it enough, so, that is behind us. we have moved on. trust me, we have talked about that in great detail, with our players. >> to arena football final game for soul, they play tampa bay storm, soul up 20-14, final play dan raudabaugh calling his own number runs tonight for the score. defending champions finished 13-one beating tampa 41-28. soul host baltimore in the semi finals next week. >>> now to the pick, union looking for their first ever win against fc dallas, one of the best teams in the league n score in the 17th minute, union with the ball, passing in the box, cj sapong deposit is it for first of his two goals in that match and union get a much needed win three- one the final. >>> to track and field usain bolt's final individual race of his great career 100-meter finals with the world championshipness london. they got off to a slow start and t

. >> two college football coaches james franklin to 11-3 record. ct extension that would keep him happy new happy valley until 202 2. sports in a minute i'm shawn brace. >> okay i like this story because it has a happy ending but i'm sure this woman freaked out she lost her engagement ring out in the yard pulling weeds so it's like oh, gosh where did it go you get over it think you will never find it 13 years later you will not believe what happened. >> 13 years. >> 13 years later she found carrots on karat in the garde garden. daughter-in-law of 84-year-old mary gram nearly tossed out the vegetable look there the carrot was deformed she was going to give it to the dog she washed it off and look what she found on end of ring her engagement ring. >> how lucky is she. >> 13 years later. >> did she say by the way how many karats it was. >> when i read that karat on a carrot. that could have been found anywhere. all things but on a carrot. good ending to that. all morning we were asking you to talk on social media let us know are you excited about the e

i just want to say a couple of more things on franklin. james jackson accused franklin of being seen i'll and it is the only way he could have possibly signed this petition. franklin got his revenge. he wrote a satire in the local newspaper imagining an algerian politician, okay? defending the slavery of christians 100 years before and franklin, the master of satire was showing, you're not only -- >> and he responded directly to jackson and also showing jackson that he, in fact, still had his full faculties about him and this was the last act of benjamin franklin because he died only weeks after writing this editorial. >> yeah. i saw a hand back there. >> what kind of discussion or debates, did they in any way or form inform the american debate? >> when i read the ablig society petition at length, they are pointing out that there are abolition societies that have emerged throughout the larger atlantic world in which we call europe, so the london society has emerged in this period and it's closely corresponding with the pennsylvania abolition soc

one other things, james jackson accused franklin of being senile, saying this was the only way he possibly could have signed the petition. he got his revenge. he wrote a satire in a local newspaper imagining an algerian politician defending the slavery of christians 100 years before. of course, franklin, the master of satire was showing not only -- he responded directly to jackson, he also showed jackson he still had his full faculties about him. this was really the last act of ben i can't mind franklin because he died only weeks after writing this editorial. yes. i saw a hand back there. >> more globally, what kind of discussion or debates were happening in europe at this time? did they in any way inform the american debate? >> yes. hopefully you got -- when i read the pennsylvania abolition study petition at length, they are pointing out that there are abolition societies that have emerged throughout the larger atlantic world or what we call europe. so the london society emerged in this period and, in fact, is closely corresponding with the pennsylvania abolition society. there is a soci

(james) hurricane franklin has weakened to a tropical storm as it moves farther inland over mexico's yucatan peninsula this is video of some of the dangerous winds from the storm. the storm made landfall late last night as a hurricane, becoming the first hurricane of the 20-17 atlantic season. hitting near the belize border, but bringing rain and wind to cancun and playa del carmen forecasters say the storm is expected to bring up to 15 inches of rain and winds of up to 70-miles per hour. the storm is expected to dissipate later today or early tomorrow. (mark) the u-s coast guard rescued a navy pilot in florida after he crashed his fighter jet into the ocean. it happened yesterday off the coast of key west. the coast guard's helicopter crew saw an emergency smoke signal which helped them find the pilot. the pilot was not injured. (mark) san francisco police are crediting an officer with saving a man's life at kezar stadium. it happened during steph curry's basketball event on tuesday night. san francisco police just releasing the information. officer robert fung was working at the ev

history class but it is an odd quirk of history the only way we know about this exchange and franklin is james mchenry the 34 year-old delegate heard this and went home to write this live and his diary the reason we know the existence of this isn't like the speech this was off the cuff but think of the words if you can keep it he understood what they created buses utterly unprecedented but the greek city states were very small for a tiny period hear we have 13 colonies a couple million people the idea to bring this idea of self government to one nation had never been done and the founders and the framers really understood what they were trying to do had never been done improbably rationally should not be possible because of it has even done for millennia bin why do they think it could be possible now? we take this for granted now of course, it works. but they really did think first of all, the constitution is to be an extraordinary document which it is but requires the people to keep it if you don't it goes away and evaporates the natural state of affairs is not civil republican democracy. thi

franklin. the gentleman over here with the raincoat over his arm is james madison.e is considered the author. for us that live in madison, we name our city after james madison, the president. in front of me a judge in the chair. a federal judge trying chief oshkosh for murder. supposedly killed a member of a tribe in a hunting incident. as he listens, things don't look good for oshkosh. then he said, wait a minute. i really don't have power over oshkosh. he cop comes from the indian na. he inquired if they settled their dispute under indian law. he said, oshkosh, you are a free man, you committed no crime against the united states. lex above the door is latin for law. we have a big building, a lot of the capitols, the supreme court is in separate areas. so this is unique to wisconsin that we have everything to do with legislature in the same building. we are now in the assembly. this is part of the legislature in the state of wisconsin. we have a senate and the assembly. this is the assembly. 5 million 700,000 people live in wisconsin. we decided our state into 99 d

james wilson. he's not the most famous. the most famous and i suppose and most beloved based on the amount of shininess in just a few weeks is benjamin franklin of pennsylvania. at age 81, he is the oldest of the signers, printer, scientist, he is not well at the time of the convention, but he is so respected and his wisdom so acknowledged that when he did speak he was closely attended to. the main thing to say about franklin is kids loved to sit on his lap because he's just very cuddly. he's the pillsbury framer and he is sharp as a tack and at the end of the convention when he was looking at the chair that george washington sat at which had a sun inscribed in it and we don't have a replication of the chair here. you can see it in independence hall, but franklin said throughout this convention i was wondering whether it was a rising or setting sun and once the convention proposed the convention, now i'm confident that the sun is rising. next to benjamin franklin it's governor morris. i thought when i first learned about hem, we had a distinctive name, and he also has a distrifrnthive peg leg. the story is that he was in a carriage leg and so

there's a reason james bond become so popular, he's a good spot, he's not a traitor. then the characteristic figure of the 60s is the beatles, franklin. that shows use in the 1950s both the british left and right agreed on one thing, they disdained america. the aristocratic people did, at the same time this what fascinates me, the british working-class kids and liverpool and elsewhere embraced american culture as it never had been embraced in britain before. suddenly kids who grew up in parts of england trying their best to sound like african-american field hands and succeeding in making money on it. and so, in many ways this class system divides over the question of america and that still persists, the working-class fascination of america. if you ever use in the whole working-class going to disney world. >> so one thing that surprised me and i think churchill was a progressive but one thing surprising was churchill's understanding of the dynamic and sympathy to the middle working-class. talk about the. >> guest: one way you can get a good perspective on your peers and classes they'll start to announcing you. churchill spent the 1930

franklin, chief investment strategist at beautfort securities joins us now. i have ing calling this our cuban missile crisis. the equivalent of that for our generation. james seat an hour ago and said it has the hallmarks, it will eventually come off the board. would you agree? >> i would certainly hope so. we have two cartoon character playground bullies. that's the way it looks. it is the question of which one of them is prepared to step down first. at that point, you have to look behind them and see what kind of support systems they ha you wouldve. -- systems they have. you would hope the u.s. restrains. i can see north korea sending off more muscles. at some point when the u.s. feels the dialogue is such that it will not go forward on the diplomatic basis at all. they might feel empowered to actually take some non-nuclear action against north korea. the problem is, these missiles are mobile. they would have an issue with knocking them out. but i think it will eventually be resolved, but i understand why markets are nervous. manus: let's focus on the market side of it, whether it is our cuban missile crisis equivalent. i leave that to greater minds. vol

franklin roosevelt, we could, in fact, go back to julius caesar. so this has been throughout history. the gentleman way in the last row, right here. >> james -- [inaudible] retired. david, you mentioned that germany, quote, had no great universities or great technical institutions. i have friends who teach at tu munich, and they tell me -- i think they're right -- they teach at great universities. so what are we missing? >> yeah. they have great technical universities. they do not have great global universities. you know, just look at the, look at the lists produced by -- the global university list is dominated by the u.s -- >> [inaudible] >> no, i said germany has great technical universities. but it doesn't have great sort of general, global universities -- >> [inaudible] >> yes. yeah, of course they are. i said with the exception of technical universities. but the more, the broader-based, you know, general universities as it were doesn't really exist in, you know -- places like hiding burg does not -- hiding berg does not attract huge flows of international students -- >> which it did in the 19th century. i mean, germany did once lead t