jenkins is standing up for what he believes in. pederson is okay with it. pederson aced week one, early estimating his coaching ability. >> i don't know, jeff. that's got to continue over a longer period of time. he hasn't made a mistake yet. we looked at errors of time management. he looked cool. i thought he was the mvp of game one. great play call. plays with team strength, which is a really good asset. so far, so good. >> we go one-on-one with coach pederson. >> it is a touchdown for chicago. >> he beat the bears on monday night football. how much different is the challenge? >> search for something. that crowd at soldier field can be very loud. jay cutler, the quarterback, gets hot and very -- he can beat you. defensively, i have fans or group. they can get up to the passer. e's a different set of challenges from the week before. at the same time -- >> that was the philosophy. >> obviously. you want to win the battles. they are going to lose lain johnson. cutler stink. he maybes all kind of mistakes, but he is 7-3 against jim schwartz. 7-3 against the e

and austin sefarian-jenkins gave them no choice. this is a guy who has flirted with losing his position on the team enough already. when head coach dirk koetter vouched for hi choice but to play his cards right. he couldn't do it. between stints on the injured list three seasons, sefarian- jenkins left the team and fans shaking their heads. the personal foul, the look at me personal foul that cause the bucs a field position in the game. he was booted out of a practice by dirk koetter. that was our first tine that the new coach was not sold on talent. in training camp, he demoted sefarian-jenkins, later reinstated him to a shared role with cameron brate. and cameron has performed well. he has twice the catches as asj. asj has a touchdown catch. we can't rule out what he has accomplished. but, listen, he is going to go on elsewhere. talib left this team and had a good career, but he couldn't stay. given what the buccaneers were trying for the organization. that is above everything. >> you can bet the team that picks him up, looking at

the bucs depth at tight end is thin with seferian-jenkins gone. neither will doug martin, robert ayers and shorts. all four are out and they the bucs will now turn to cameron bright to start with brandon meyers and allan cross coming off the bench at tight end. >>> ray jay will host a huge showdown no. 13 florida state taking on usf. you can watch that game right here at noon on abc. seminoles are coming off one of the worse losses in school history after louisville crushed them by 43 last week. but the bulls coach knows that sfu can still be very dangerous. >> you can't because they took a loss last week. you know like everybody had them rated number two for the reason. we've got to make sure that we're on top of their game. >> we're going to go up to knoxville where the gators look to exchange their game by 12 games to rival tennessee. applebee will be making his first start under center for luke del rio out by two weeks with an acl sprain. the big high school rivalry tonight, plant hosting them leading 29-27 with five seconds 48. they need a mi

jenkins and two fellow eagles players, now following the silent protest model set by san francisco qb colin kaepernick. now, jenkins defensive and steven means and cornerback ron brooks, stood with fists up as national anthem played before monday night chicago bears game, jenkins said that player protest against socio-economic injustice was coming and peaceful actions like these are stirring up strong opinions. this all goes back to the pre-season, when the 49ers qb colin kaepernick first sat out the anthem, since take answer knee. reasons why recent fan survey placed him among the nfl's most polarizing players, but jenkins believes the football field may be the ideal place for players to send a message. >> so, when you do something during the anthem, it forces everybody to address it. and that's where i think a lot of the hostility is coming from, is just to divert away from that tough conversation that america is not living up to it -- >> reporting finds frost new seat son hall sports pole showing almost half of americans surveyed dis a greets with kaepernick's call to not stands du

. >> rough day for sef seferian-jenkins seferian-jenkins. kell he was cut. the fans kind of saw this coming. did he? he acknowledged being cut from the team on twitter. it was a message that read, thank you td next chapter. today the bucs head coach would face action but the team acknowledged his release. he missed practice this morning because of his dui arrest. he was released jail after noon today. troopers say seferian-jenkins was speeding, weaving and actually cut off a state trooper in a marked patrol car before they pulled him over this morning. a report said his breath smell bloodshot eyes and speech was flurred. befored poorly on a field sobriety test. as can you hear him making sure that troopers news he was a buc. no one suspected of a dui gets >> it does not matter are you not to drive drunk. he is a danger to everyone including himself and everyone else on the road this morning to include the trooper who was cut off. >> this is not the first time he has seen the red and blue lights. three years ago he got busted for a dui in the state of washing

robin jenkins moved to las vegas with hopes of making it as a singer. her family says she would work as aster everon weekdays and work towards her dream on the weekend. david, and had just broken up with him. >> that was the most dangerous time for her. >> reporter: vic jenkins is robin's father. he was on the phone with robin and believes he herd his daughter being murdered that day. >> when i called her, i knew something was wrong by the way she answered. i said, robin, how are you? better. >> david was arrested. >> i need an acknowledgement and accountability on the part of of the person who did this. >> i can no longer allow his obstruction to delay this case. >> reporter: after many delays, the trial is underway. potential jurors are being questioned to find those able to renderus for jenkins, it's the beginning of what's been a personal struggle. >> going through a process of forgiveness of the person who murdered my daughter, but also then resentment and anger and forgiveness of the system that would take this long. >> reporter: and vic jenkins a

so here is something funny after the game malcon jenkins said everybody has been waiting for wentz toe the rookie mistake and has not happened and what do you mean inside or outside. he said everyone even in the locker room. what if the mistake doesn't happen or come and he said quote we will win a lot of games. all right good insight there and let's talk about the defensive back other than mills who was in a tough position and how do you think the secondary looked out there? . >> it was a really good game and the only catch two with interceptions and jenkins had a couple interceptions as well and a great play and come up with that somehow and interception turn over, their whole defense is flying around and the mentality that schwartz has put on this team, the front has been great and secondary today played well as well and jenkins said today it started up front. >> defensive line to wear them down and get more pressure we sat back in zones to make sure that he didn't have any quick reads and couldn't get anything over the top. i think we have a good game plan going in it and guys exe

to remember "za'layia jenkins." the nine-year-old was ?also? hit by a stray bullet... as she was watching t-v. police shootout in the street.. and ?jenkins? was the victim. victim.the dedication for ?petersen's? garden is at six tonight... at "northwest catholic school" on 41-st street in milwaukee. cbs 58 is ?re-airing? our special report on violence in the city of milwaukee.we talked to jenkins's aunt --- "romona boone"--- on how gardening helped her ?cope? with loss of her niece. 3 romona boone/aunt of za'laya jenkins: i became a gardener . (laugh).. i hate bugs.. i hate the grass.. i have bad allergies but that's my outlet. i get to grow flowers in her hear what ?other? family members say... about their lives after gun violence. "milwaukee at a crossroads" re- airs tonight at 7 o'clock... on w-m-l-w the "m". today the water quality task force meets for the first time. the group was established specifically to address the long-term health and safety of milwaukee's water. water.alderman jim bohl says the task force will pursue timely and realistic solutions to the ci

the protests involved two days of protests after a police-involved shooting. >>> and malcolm jenkins just days after his protest of the national anthem on monday nitrognight, jenkins and other teammates raised their hands in protest. asked about his decision to protest -- >> in light of, you know, really over the last few days, you know, we've had two more killings at the hands of police. so, i think there have been message that's are even more relevant, as we move past this weekend. >> jenkins says he did not receive a specific death threat. but one person posted a picture of him. with a racial epithet saying that, quote, every one of them needs a bullet in their head. that person was expelled from belmont university. you can hear more from malcolm jen since during nbc10's coverage of the eagles game. it starts with eagles game day kickoff. >>> a warning to anyone looking to rent an apartment in trenton. an hispanic legal center it's getting complaints that immigrants who have not mastered the english language are being offered low cost rent but after they move in, they find out tha

seferian-jenkins walking out of jail just a austin seferian jenkins out jail a few minutes ago. this i'm told orient road jail. he was arrested early this morning for d u i after he was caught speeding and cutting off a trooper. police tell you say failed sobriety tests. now we just learned that the bucs have not suspended him at this time. and bucs home opener is this sunday. we will keep you updated on this developing story. >> governor rick scott using emergency powers to direct $25 million in state money toward developing a vaccine for the zika virus. this is third time this year scott ordered state to spend millions of dollars to fight zika. past efforts were focused on killing mosquito and buying zika test kits governor has very critical of congress for failing to pass zika funding bill lawmaker need to a pass massive spending bill by end of next week week to avoid government shut down polk county man face several felony charges for lying 57-year-old chester bond the out of jail this morning deputies say pretended to be a computer expert in child porn cases. now he was typ

has his stance changed with the decision from malcolm jenkins?t the coach is saying is coming up later in sports. dawn and joyce? >> all right. we'll see you then. thanks, tom. >>> students are settling in for another school year. many children are likely grumbling about their homework assignments but now some schools are actually opting to do without it. why anti homework advocates say it's better for children. >> plus it's that time of year again when the pros all the way down to your children suit up for football. one local company's solution to protect your child from a concussion. ♪ >>> new details are emerging tonight in the deadly police ambush in west philadelphia late last night. police have now identified the gunman as 25-year-old nicholas glenn. police say he was heavily armed and intended to hurt as many people as possible. investigators confirming that glenn wrote a note about his hatred of police. the envelope even had the word doomed written on i police say glenn fired at sergeant sylvia young 18 times while she was in her patrol c

a similar garden was started last month at 5th and meinecke to remember za'layia jenkins. the 9-year-old was also the victim of a bullet meant for someone else. she died last may during a shootout between two gunmen. garden is at six tonight at "northwest catholic school on 41-st street in milwaukee. 3 ramona boone/aunt of za'laya jenkins: i became a gardener . (laugh).. i hate bugs.. i hate the grass.. i have bad allergies but that's my outlet. i get to grow flowers in her place. and tonight...cbs 58 is re-airing our special presentation about gun violence in milwaukee.in this clip, zalyia jenkins' aunt -- gardening helped her ?cope? with loss of her niece. hear what ?other? family members say about their lives after gun violence. "milwaukee at a crossroads" re-airs tonight at 7 on w-m-l-w the "m". in the wake of a report this year showing tens of thousands of properties in milwaukee have lead pipes that supply drinking water to homes...there is a concerted effort to address the quality of water in this community. a newly-formed task force got live from city hall with the

jenkins had spoken about the protest this week, saying it, would happen. wasn't sure who would stand with him. the eagles safety has been active in the community since joining the birds in 2014, and says the protest is not anti-police or military. but serves as an eye-opener about racial inequality and police brutality. >> many including head coach doug pederson wanted to be sure that the pre-game protest would not be a distraction for the eagles, and jenkins and company make sure that from the get-go the defense was all over the field on monday night, including jenkins, who set the tone early with the sack of jay cutler there. the first quarter dominated by the eagles but would have this three-nothing lead into the second, that's when journey langford breaks through for chicago 1 yard touchdown put them up seven to three. second quarter the big hits would begin to pile up forecaster on wentz, who was crushed multiple times yet seemed to really relish the contact. woe get hit several times, i can guarantee you he will get a talking to from his coaches afte

. >>> still ahead, the austin seferian jenkins era is over. why this will was a longtime -- >>> thank you for stopping by, enough is enough. they didn't waste any time taking the decision on the tight end austin seferian jenkins. he was arrested for his send dui. he was arrested a little after 4 am after he was driving 75 to 80 miles an hour. and in the process, he cut off the state trooper before getting pulled over. not smart. again. and six hours before he was supposed to be on the field. can you imagine if he didn't get pulled over? well, players usually arrive hours earlier. he was booked around 6:30 am and was released at 12:30 pm. and the coach, would not really comment on his arrest after practice. but his boston. they released, estate -- his boss very disappointed in after careful consideration felt that this was the right decision. and, that release should've happened earlier. us was the last strike. member, he kicked him out of practice in june. and minutes later they got into a fight with fans and remember when he did this pose in

it has nothing to do with the military or the flag itself. >> jenkins, the latest nfl player to speto speak up. many players on different teams making a variety of statements, head coach doug pederson said he would take part if it was a team-wide action. >> malcolm and i have talked about this. and you know, it's, it's going to happen regardless of what i, what i decide or say. and i respect the players' decisions on it. and the biggest thing is i just don't want it to become a distraction. >> the guys have strong opinions, i'm behind guys who have strong opinions. and who stand up for what they believe. >> understand it's a lot going on. try not to let it be a distraction on what's the real common goal for this year. >> college football, penn state made the controversial decision to recognize the 50th anniversary of joe paterno's first game as head coach by honoring the 1966 team with a ceremony. a decision met with harsh criticism in the wake of the jerry sandusky scandal. members of the '66 team on the field for a ceremony. and a number of paterno videos was shown on screen. one he

it's been an odd week for jenkins.and his three teammates protested during monday night football. some fans were supportive, some others were outraged. i deciding to go one on one to speak directly with you and explain his position. the biggest reason for the protest for me is to force this conversation on people. it's to a point where now it has to be had and there is no other option in my eyes. and so a lot of people say, you know, well, why do it for the anthem or do it some other way. the truth about that is we've done it other ways. whether it be through interviews, on social media, in the community and that gives people an opportunity to ignore it. if it's not affecting you, you'll ignore it. and the one thing that everybody loves is this football field, this nation, this country we have a lot of pride in it and so when you do something during the anthem, it forces everybody to address it. itreally don't understand the anti-military claims. nothing that anybody has said protested across the league has ever mentio

. >> the jury heard a lot about the relationship between david frostick and robin jenkins. >> we both tried to make the people around us happy. >> they also described the moments of fear when they reflected on jenkins relationship with david frostick. the couple had a history of domestic violence. >> it wasn't good to call here because dave didn't like it. >> frostick a convicted killer, jenkins is was frostick fiancee when he stabbed her to death. frostick used religious context as he apologize evidence for her murder. her moments before she died. the father spoke about trying to find closure as the jury makes their final decision. >> staying on the phone and when enjoy back to that, i realize that means remember me, remember this. >> reporter: now back out here live, th deliberations on frostick's sentence tomorrow morning. they will likely decide on life in prison with or without parole. >> thank you. a brother and sister are charged with disfiguring a woman with hot grease. tanisha armstrong and michael williams through the victim on throat. after the victim insulted armstrong. th

so it's part of history as well. >> reporter: speaking to the media on saturday, jenkins said, quote,he goal is not to divide people, but the goal is also not to beat around the bush, end quote. one eagles fan saw an historic parallel to the players' gesture tonight. >> it reminded me of the gruys n the olympics. not trying to defy anybody but just solidarity with the movement. >> jenkins said he waited a week to make any kind of symbolic statement because he did not want to disrupt ceremonies recognizing the anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks, especially with first responders on the field at that time. jim. >> ron, thank you. >>> now to decision 2016 and the push for pennsylvania. hillary clinton made her pitch to young voters at temple university today. the democratic nominee focused on issues that millennials care about like health care and student debt. clinton also discussed the bombing scares in new york and new jersey. she praised first responders for their actions and mentioned that a suspect had been taken into custody. >> we must remain vigilant. this is a f

castle, we could never locate jenkins, much less find his real name. but maybe now we can. if jenkins had contact with powers, there may be evidence in here that can lead us to him. yo. we got a hit off that a.p.b. a transit cop thinks he just saw golovkin get off a subway stop at sheridan square. that's half a block from jeff powers' apartment. yeah. maybe he went back there. castle, stay put, okay? - yeah. you be careful. - i will. the seal is cut. someone went inside. he might still be there. okay, go. police! nypd! nypd! man: detectives, over here. amber, the stripper. golovkin must have questioned her. now he knows we're onto him. bringing her here was his way of rubbing our faces in it. yeah, but what's his angle? what's he after? i don't know, but whatever it is, good evening, sir. how may i help you? actually, i'm working with the nypd. i was wondering if i could ask you a few questions. have you ever seen this man? mr. jeff -- of course. he's a regular customer here at sunil's caf?. very regular. in fact, for the past six months, he's come here, without fail, every

jenkins. >> chairman, ranking member smith, members of the committee, thank you very much for inviting me to address this important issue. fifteen years of u.s. efforts to destroy the jihadist enterprise have not led to victory in the classic military sense. such victory may not be achievable in this kind of war. instead, our counterterrorist efforts have achieved successes in some areas, far less so in others in what is likely to be an enduring task. that have been no more 9/11s and worst-case scenarios. the operational capabilities of al qaeda and isil remain limited. the vast majority of muslims express negative views towards both jihadist organizations. but even a very low percentage of favorable ratings still represents in actual numbers a large reservoir of potential recruits. the constellation of jihadist groups is less than it appears to be on a map. to be sure, al qaeda and isil have sought declarations of loyalty from local groups across africa and the middle east and have establishe

. >> jenkins pleaded guilty to dui back in 2013 while he was at the university of washington. again, austin safarion jenkins is off the team. >>> police are working to catch criminals dumping track on private property. news channel 8 on how they're nabbing these lawbreakers. >> reporter: the clear water police department and code enforcement are cracking down on illegal dumping. here's an example in this neighborhood in the ci o clear water. authorities say they had a recent increase in a number of cases of illegal dumping on vacant lots and residential properties throughout the city. property owners have to bare the expense of getting rid of appliances, grass clippings, and tree trimmings. >> this is a crime gun violence the property owner. -- crime against the property own. they dump the property and they have to pick it up. put notices on their property like this one. but city leaders say it's a crime against the property owner. the clear water police department is asking anyone if they see any illegal dumping to call them. reporting in clear water, news canal 8. >>> a numb

ben hutchison talked with jenkins' family today. reporter: ramona boone is za'layia jenkins' great aunt. this legacy garden, an idea that bloomed shortly after the little girl was shot and killed while sitting in a home across the street. >> i want to put a purple lilac bush. reporter: za'layia's favorite color. the bullet holes in the home have been covered up, but za'layia's loss will never go away. >> i get to do this instead of being upset. reporter: there's even a little library. >> we painted it purple. and you have to give her the bling. reporter: last month, 24 people were killed in milwaukee, the deadliest august in 25 years. each homicide, a sad reminder. >> my heart goes out to every family that lost somebody. reporter: kids have been planting flowers, a safe space where they can keep her legacy. and knows the truth, come tell the truth. reporter: the family has a gofundme account to raise funds for the garden. if you like to help, we have that in the ?on tv? section of wisn.com. in milwaukee, ben hutchison, wisn 12 news.

built for business. >>> danny, jenkins has received criticism and praise for his actions. >> jenkins feels even stronger about his protests. this was the scene monday night when jenkins and a few teammates protested social injustice. >> a lot of people, a lot of backlash obviously, it's a touchy subject, similar to what colin kaepernick has been facing, i have gotten some rargs, but to be honest, there's been a lot of people who were proud of me taking that stand and that demonstration who wore inspired by it. and i think in light of you know, really over the last few days, we have had two more, you know, killings, at the hands of police and so i think the message is almost even more relevant as we move past this weekend. >> now jenkins elaborated saying he did not receive a specific dth threat but one person said that every one of them needs a bull lot through their head. that person was expelled from penn university. >>> nbc 10 continues to look at the questions surrounding district attorney seth williams. >> and for the first time, seth williams responded the our questions on came

austin sefarian-jenkins cut just moments after he got out of jail. and this is not the first time asf has been in this kind of trouble. he has been arrested for dui he is live at one buc place. hi rod. >> reporter: hey, good evening. when i came here this morning just after buccaneers morning practice, head coach dirk koetter said he was going to withhold make any decision on what happened with austin sefarian-jenkins after he got that information. he must have gotten that information quickly. within a couple of hours, asj was done. tampa bay buccaneer austin sefarian-jenkins was not a happy man he spent time this morning trying to talk his way out of a dui after the fhp pulled him over at 275 and state road 60. they said he was flying down the road doing 80 miles an hour in a 50 miles an hour zone. and even whizzed by and cut off a trooper in the process. >> all right man, whatever man. tell me how you want me to walk. >> reporter: troopers gave him a field sobriety test. he failed. and so, they cuffed him and threw him in the back of the

jenkins was kicked out of a ota practice for not being prepared. otas are voluntary. he apologized and said it was a wake-up call. he said he was thankful that his coach wanted him to be a special player. the 2014 second-round pick found himself as a back-up most of training catch and worked his way through the depth and was listed as co-starter. he caught a spectacular 30-yard touchdown against the falcons in week one and and to be on his way of getting back in good favor with cutter. it all fell apart early friday morning at 4:00. >>> well, two hours after asj broke the news of his what bucs gm is saying. we are disappointed in friday's news. after careful consideration we felt this was the right decision at this time. with that asj's career came to an end mop will fill in the void in the line-newspaper is well, cameron brate is the bucs starting tight end and comes at a bad time for the bucs as they were down a tight end. luke stocker injured his ankle last week against arizona. well, on friday, the bucs practice squad. they will have three haley tight ends to face

fox 25's obtained chief russ jenkins's retirement letter. he's planning to leave the police department next month instead of next year. evidence was missing from the evidence room including guns, drugs and cash. the mayor says he only wishes >> kevin: falling to 69 degrees at logan airport. 70's in the western part of town and in the metro west area, but these temperatures, they're changing. the cooldown on the way. >> the reporter: a defense attorney charged with running a man over with her s.u.v., hides her face in court. but, coming up, hear her message form the man she's accused of killing. >> plus, there's a lot of fight in this little dog. it was hit by a commuter rail and survived. how can you help little charlie

jenkins, any response? >> you know, in all of the questions that have come up thus far, there is an understandable skepticism about what we have, what we have received in return for the resources that we have invested. and that reflects the fact that americans are pragmatists, if we invest something, we want to know what we get in return, and how are we doing in this. but in this particular case, that skepticism -- on the part of -- of congress, i think, is entirely appropriate because it -- in the immediate wake of 9/11, the issue was spare no expense, do whatever we have to do to prevent another 9/11. it's not which button we will press. we will press every single button, one of them has to work. and fortunately, it worked. combination of what we did and luck. but now, looking for the long haul, we have become more sensitive to both how much we do and how we go about doing that. part of that is imposed by the terrible costs that we have incurred thus far. but here to underscore the ambassador's remarks, i

jenkins apologized and stayed it was a wake-up call. he said he was thankful that cutter did it, because he knew his coach wanted him to be a special player. the 2014 second-round pick worked his way up the depth chart and with brate as a co-starter. a spectacular 30-yard touchdown against the falcons in week one and was on his way of being in good favor with cutter and all fell apart early friday morning at 4:00. two ours after asj broke the news, what bucs gm jasonlight had to say. we are disappointed in friday's news. after a careful consideration, we felt this was the right decision at this time. with that, asj's career came to an end. who will fill in the void in the line-newspaper is cameron brate is your bucs starting tight end but comes at a bad time for the bucs as already down at tight end. luke stocker injured his ankle last week against arizona. on friday, the bucs called out allen cross from the practice quad. and three haem y tight end to face the rams on sunday. first-place red sox in town to maintain their lead in the ar

jenkins from kansas. many of iowa's rural hospitals just like the rural hospitals in kansas and other parts of america are struggling in these economic times. i have made it a point to visit all of the hospitals in my district on many occasions and in almost every instance in order to hear from them about the issues they are facing and how i as their congressman can help. i have seen firsthand that rural hospitals are bedrocks of their communities, providing more than just high quality local access to health care. rural hospitals also stimulate the local community creating jobs in the hospital and in the larger community. without quality local health care, lives and communities are lost. one issue i consistently hear about is the centers for medicare and medicaid services rule strictly requiring supervision of outpatient services. the enforcement of this rule will cause rural hospitals to reduce services. that's why i was proud that last year the legislation that congresswoman jenkins and i introduced to

to remember "za'laya jenkins." the nine-year-old was ?also? hit by a stray bullet... as she was watching t-v. police say... two groups had a shootout in the street.. and ?jenkins? was the victim. victim.the dedication for ?petersen's? garden is at six tonight... at "northwest catholic school" on 41-st street in milwaukee. cbs 58 is ?re-airing? our special report on violence in the city of milwaukee.we talked to jenkins's aunt --- "romona boone"--- on how gardening helped her ?cope? with loss of romona boone/aunt of za'laya jenkins: i became a gardener . (laugh).. i hate bugs.. i hate the grass.. i have bad allergies but that's my outlet. i get to grow flowers in her place. hear what ?other? family members say... about their lives after gun violence. "milwaukee at a crossroads" re- airs tonight at 7 o'clock... on w-m-l-w the "m". looking ahead---we could find out today... what's next for the man facing a murder charge after his accomplice ?died? during an armed robbery. hearing this morning. morning.cbs 58's julie parise joins us live from the court house with a closer

jenkins remains focused on football. i talked to him one on one about the protest and much more like how he met his wife on facebook. >> she poked me back when poking was a thing, but, you know, i scrolled through pictures and everything i said she's cute. i sent her a message. i took the bait. we talk for a few whose, just on facebook and it just so happened that next spring, i get draft todd new orleans which is about an hour and 20 minutes from southern miss and we started hanging out and the rest is history. >> do you remember people poked on facebook. >> yes. >> how about that. >> it work out for him. >> it work out well. catch the rest of my interview with malcolm tonight after thursday night football, texans visiting foxboro to take on the patriots. kick off at 8:25. >>> meanwhile now you can jump on the wentz wagon. the that is right, i know you were thinking about that. this sunday afternoon at wip tailgate zone on the 11th street side of the wells tar go center right across the link, vittoria woodill and wip sl

. >>> eagles safety malcolm jenkins also addressed this deadly shooting earlier today. this is his statement, the first step to fixing a problem is admitting there is one, don't ignore justice, #terran #terrancecrutcher. general kimjenkins joined other raising their fists during the national anthem. see how this demonstration has led to support and to criticism. >>> in new jersey, the state's attorney general today offered a new grant to buy body cameras for officers. he urged police departments to apply for grants for the purchase of body cameras in an effort to promote greater law enforcement transparency. >>> in pennsylvania, they joined with families of people suffering from substance use disorder for a rally, billed as a day of hope. last week governor tom wolf requested a joint session of the join a general assembly. >> these drugs are all over the place, it's insane. and they're easy to get. >> lawmakers held eight state wide hearings over the summer and one member of the hours is addressing ten bills related to opioid and heroin abuse. >>> continuing coverage no

malcolm jenkins and a couple other players with a protest.n kin talks about his decision to do so. carson wentz getting all the love he can get but defense i is -- the guy talks about how big the defense has been much that's coming up next in sports. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the c

safety malcolm jenkins said the demonstration will happen during the monday night game against the bears. he didn't say what the players will do, but he says they will make a statement about social justice. csn's danny pom els is live with details. >> reporter: we're going to flush this thing out overing the coming day. athletes from the nfl, and soccer star megan rap i know show solidarity. for this monday's nationally televisioned game, jenk ipz said some birds may take part in the demonstration. >> i'm moving forward. i'm sure that there will be guys that will probably join in. >> will you be one of those guys? >> most likely. >> so you anticipate this week in chicago national anthem, perhaps you and other members of the eagles will be showing your feelings? >> definitely. >> nbc 10 canvassed some eagles fans to see what they thought of a possible demonstration on monday night. >> i think, again, an expression of freedom of speech and i think it's an appropriate, if not relevant, platform to draw attention to these festering issues. >> i had a feeling it was going to go and go and go

malcolm jenkins is the opposite of that. he is pretty much an intellectual july parading around in an athlete's body. we talk about the business of football and much more. here's jenkins in his own words. when i heard sam got traded i was concerned. i know carson hadn't been preparing to be the starter. i know he's been working. he's taking reps, but i think everybody in the building kind of assumed that he was almost taking a third year. a week out before the season opener and he's our starter. > wentz, end zone, touchdown. the biggest thing i see in carson and i've said it since he showed up in the spring it has nothing to do with his arm strengths and intelligence, it's completely his confidence is unwaiverring. that's the first thing that goes usually when you wake a mistake or you're trying to make plays and you don't and you get frustrated and it's a snowball effect. he's throwing the best corner on the other team. he's making throws in the coverage. he's scrambling. he's trusting his decision making and i think that i

austin severely and jenkins lays out. what a grab. mike evans in double coverage goes up and brings another one. this is just how they drew it up. >> i practice all me so just run as fast as you can.i just ran! he threw it out there and i made the play. he trust me and he told me to stay ready for my moment. he told me he would do it and i made the play like i said i would. >> thanks for the touchdown, josh. an incredible catch! >> before the play, we saw that coverage earlier and i before we got the run in. we have the same coverage again and jamis nodded at me and he put it to where i could catch it. i tell you all the time those guys are superstars. early on in the game, we were targeting him as much. mike is the simple individual. he got his. >> what did they say about the run their? >> they wanted to see more. > it never ends.> the season and the only nfl south team. next week it's an even tougher opponent to face the arizona cardinals. for sports news and the big game for the nfl, kevin o'donnell taken away! >> take it away. the

and seferian-jenkins is getting teammates he can lean on,

monday nitrogght jenkins with o teammates raised their fists in protest. nbc10 asked about the decision to protest. >> i think in light of, you know, really over the last few days, you know, we've had two more killings at the hands of police. and, so, i think the message is even more relevant. you know, as we move past this weekend. >> jenkins said he didn't receive a specific death threat. but one protest, one person posted a picture of him. with a mean racial epithet saying, quote, every one of them needs a bullet in their head. that person was expelled from the university. >>> you can see the game starting 9:30 it starts with "eagles gameday kickoff." >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington right now. we're watching the roads, right around the p.a. turnpike. we're looking live now. you can see no problems or delays there. all the roads don't look like that. checking in with the schuylkill expressway, there's an accident reports. we'll get a check of today's forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> we've got a beautiful summer morning and expect

to remember "za'laya jenkins." the nine-year-old was ?also? hit by a stray bullet... as she was watching t-v. police say... two groups had a shootout in the street.. and ?jenkins? was the victim. victim.the dedication for ?petersen's? garden is at six tonight... at "northwest catholic school" on 41-st street in milwaukee. the city of milwaukee.we talked to jenkins's aunt --- "romona boone"--- on how gardening helped her ?cope? with loss of her niece. 3 romona boone/aunt of za'laya jenkins: i became a gardener . (laugh).. i hate bugs.. i hate the grass.. i have bad allergies but that's my outlet. i get to grow flowers in her place. hear what ?other? family members say... about their lives after gun violence. "milwaukee at a crossroads" re- airs tonight at 7 o'clock... on w-m-l-w the "m". force meets for the first time. the group was established specifically to address the long-term health and safety of milwaukee's water. water.alderman jim bohl says the task force will pursue timely and realistic solutions to the city's lead pipe problems. bohl was appointed chair of t

. >> i think my kids saw that but they have had enough of austin seferian-jenkins. as far as this week's games what the bucs have to do to beat the los angeles rams. >> austin seferian-jenkins's run with the bucs is now over. the bucs released their second round pick just hours after he bonded out of jail following a d.u.i. arrest. it caps off a career of bad and i am immature decisions. he got into a twitter war with his quarterback in training camp and then found himself struggling to make the roster. but he was not a problem recently until this morning but clearly has issues to resolve. this is the second time he has been arrested for d.u.i. the first time it happened in college. >> i'm joined by ricky reynolds. we have the rams in town, the bucs he one of these teams have not scored a touch down yet, that being the rams. you look at this team offensively and what are your concerns, they have not scored yet. >> they have not, and they are struggling with their running game, and todd gurley is struggling because everyone is coming into the box to stop him.

jenkins was the first to break the news his career with the bucs was over. next chapter. he didn't want to wait for the bucs to release their statement and so he jumped the gun. his relationship with the bucs was rocky, it started withest kicked out of a practice for not being prepared. and o.t.a.'s are volunteer, and this was telling experience, and seferian-jen grateful because he wanted to be a special player. and he worked his way back up the depth chart and starting the reason listed as a co-starter. he caught a spectacular catch against the falcons and appears to be on his way to getting back into good favor with koetter that is until about 4:00 this morning. this is what jason licht had to consideration we felt this was the right decision at this time. with that asj's career with the bucs is over. and cameron is your starter but this comes at a bad time for the bucs when stalker injured his ankle in last week's game, but they have called up a player and so will have three ends. right now the votes are leaning towards the bulls, and if you would like to cast your vo

-- he rolls in the chriper on 11 -- jenkins was the low man for the trojans with a 80 on the daycheck out this shot by -- wahlert's jon becker -- on 12 -- downhill --- and in for a bird -- becker cared an 85 for the golden eaglesxaiver's beckert carded an 85 for the golden eagle. xavier san martin a chance for birdie on 10. he just misses it. he taps it in for par. the saints are second. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... >>> looks like decent day until we get into the early morning tomorrow when we have some showers. after that things get better. 72 as the showers move out in a breakdown on live tv. >> i woke up in the hospital. and i knew nothing. >> revealing to "e.t." why she went int

he stabbed and killed robin jenkins in their home. jenkins moved here to pursue a singing careerer. frostick faces live in prison without parole. >>> hazmat swarmed a house contaminated with dangerous girl's room piece by piece after the family moved out. the girl is a student at walter johnson junior high, which reopened today after a mercury spill closed the school to shut down. kelsey thomas is live outside of the school with a look at the investigation. pretty disconcerning to see somebody's house evacuated. >> reporter: the epa is trying to get their family back in the home as soon from? the answer to that question, still a mystery as students headed back to class. >> again, students a reminder today -- [ inaudible ] >> it was nice to walk in there with her. >> reporter: a bundle of nerves just like the first day of school. but rose is nervous for a different reason. kids running around like a normal day. she was nervous. >> today news 3 getting a first-hand look inside the gym at walter johnson junior high, where a mercury spill happened nearly a week ago. the biggest question

. >>> eagles safety malcolm jenkins tweeted out don't ignore racial injustice. it comes after he and several teammates raised their right fist during last night eels bear's game. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist erica mar teen. we're seeing skoupy conditions for today. remaining muggy through at least tomorrow. improving by tomorrow, current temperatures mainly seeing lots of 80s and some upper 70s, dover 77, 81 for trenton and allentown currently at 84 degrees. current went profile keeping those clouds onshore. expect those winds to eventually kind of lighten up a bit. satellite and radar image, notice those clouds sticking around, we do have some showers for parts of southern delaware. we do have that frontal boundary that's stalled out. a high pressure system will shift on down and push everything offshore. however our weather story includes a muggy trend continuing. 60s a and overnight 40s make a come back sunday and monday. average temperatures the next couple of days and by sunday, we're seeing upper 60s and thi

he was convicted of killing robin jenkins in 2009. on the stand, he addressed jenkins' family. >> i'm sorry. after 20 years. but just five days later, a new allegation, charges of attacking a corrections officer at the clark county detention center. >> that individual brought the violence to the officer and the officer did nothing to start this fight. >> reporter: larry hadfield with metro police. >> during that fight, that officer was by himself. he was struck with a flashlight that became dislodged from his belt in the face area and being choked out by the suspect's legs. >> reporter: in this brand-new criminal complaint, he's now charged with one count of attempted murder with use of a deadly weapon and one count of battery. district attorney steve wolfson said he will appear in court next month on this case. and if convicted, face the possibility of more prison time. >> one might say enough is enough. but the bottom line is he is a consider this new case but we felt the charges were appropriate. >> reporter: and wolfson said there

what jenkins calls protest against socio-economic injustice.hough peaceful, actions like it from the pro to school level are stirring up opinions. the controversy dating back to the pre-season when 49ers qb colin kaepernick first sat out the anthem, now takes a knee when it plays, reasons why new fans place him among the nfl's most polarize g players, but jenkins believes the football field may be the ideal place for players to send a message. >> when you do something during the anthem it forces everyone to address it. sootless where the who is ill at this is is, to divert against the tough conversation america is not living up to its creed. >> cbs sports is reporting result from new seton hall sports pole finding almost half of americans surveyed disagree with kaepernick's choice to not stands during the national anthem. 875 adults were polled, with a total of 47% disapproving, 27% approve, and 22% report no opinion. overwhelming majority of those surveys say kaepernick has right to protest, just not during the anthem. and as mentioned, he's f

. >>> malcolm jenkins also tells nbc news 10 he did not receive a specific death threat visibility of monday night's anthem protest. but there was a meme wi-- >> jenkins says he's received mixed reactions raising his fists along with two teammates, he says he wants to start a conversation about national racial division. >> i think in light, really over the last few days, we have had two more, you know, killings, at the hands of police, and so i think that the message is even more relevant has we move past this week here. >> on the prep scene, be sure to vote for our high school game of the week, the choices are on your screen, just call or text the number on your screen. to announce the winner tomorrow night. we'll be right back. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump. katiejoey, ricky, eileen,hnny, me, and colleen...immy, all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s.

here's robin jenkins's nice. >> it's hard to put in words. >> robin's father said he couldn't function for three months. he was on the phone with his daughter moments before her murder. >> the last words that robin said that means remember this. >> reporter: the jury also heard from -- from frostick's family members who pleaded for mercy. >> the jury will pick up deliberations on his sentence tomorrow morning. they will likely choose between life in prison with or watt po role. >>> hillary clinton back on the first event since leaving a 9/11 memorial and was caught on camera nearing passing out. she held a rally in greensboro, north carolina. she said the downtime gave her time to reconnect with the goals of her campaign. while in north carolina, she took aim at the state's so-called bathroom law that opponents say discriminates against lgbt people. >> rime running for the teenager here in north carolina who sees your governor's bill legalizing discrimination and suddenly feels like a second-class citizen. [ cheers ] >> clinton was later scheduled to attend a caucus dinner in washingto

i sat down with eagles safety malcolm jenkins and he says you can see a big difference with jay if he is hit early. >> every time you can get pressure on jay cutler, he's an entire different quarterback. that's with most quarterbacks, but when you see his demeanor and body language changes if you start to get hits on him, especially coming off of a game where he already got beat up and bruised up malcolm said it could also be huge getting that chicago crowd to turn on him. and the bears are only 3 and 13 at home over # last two years, only tennessee has been worst in the nfl. >> i'm john clark. >> how about some baseball, the phillies continue their keystone series with the pirates tonight. they'll said younger jake thomp songs. >> saying i love playing for, you will always be in my heart. thank you phillies. >>> don't look now, but hockey season is just around the corner. some of the flyers veterans began training camp. today wayne simm monned share what he learned from last year's playoff run. >> i think first and foremost, but it was a good experience for us, we made the playoffs,

they have had enough of austin seferian-jenkins. as far as this week's games what los angeles rams. that iss ?? dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. why mess around? for powerful flea and tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard. >> austin seferian-jenkins's run with the bucs is now over. the bucs released their second round pick just hours after he bonded out of jail following a d.u.i. arrest. it caps off a career of bad and i am m he got into a twitter war with bucs fans and was called out by his quarterback in training camp and then found himself struggling to make the roster. but he was not a problem recently until this morning but clearly has issues to resolve. this is the second time he has been arrested for d.u.i. the first time it happened in we have the rams in town, the bucs home on the on opener at rt o