griff jenkins live in houston. we'll check back shortly thank you so much. >> todd: the heavy rain from hurricane harvey starting to slam texas right now and it's only going to get worse as you saw with griff. our team coverage on the ground continues next.at we'll be right back. consumer prices a market mover. pending auto sales and jobs report always a market mover the major indicators to keep an eye on on. we will see how the jobs numbers take off and impact the market. earnings season the slowing down now but there are few names. abercrombie and fitch best buy and campbell's soup reporting quarterly numbers. tune in next friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern for another edition of "wall street week" with we will see you then and i will see you on the "fox news" channel are for sunday morning teachers. catch the show at 10:00 a.m. on "fox news." that will do it for us now on "wall street week". thanks for being with us. >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the a

during the anthem one hand on the hard and one around jenkins and wants to show support for a whitee quality and not being on the team very long only a few months what does it say about chris long? . >> i think it was grace and more white players need to support the black players that are doing this. they don't have to kneel like the black player as maybe do not relate to the issue of police brutality and an unarmed black man getting shot but charlottesville issue should bring more white players to the floor and going back to the civil rights and freedom riders and got attention because a lot of white people joined in the march and they showed some solidarity there so i think showing solidarity in a forum where a lot of people will see it is a good thing. may go a long way when you talk about football in the locker room for a guy that malcom shows support and did it in a classy way. >> not over the top and put his arm around and his hand on his heart to lynch yesterday so i think the more white players come out and do this i think the more light you will shine on the issue. >> he wa

and daryl lamont jenkins is doxxing up a storm. >> is this guy wearing a hitler shirt? yes, he is.ture of him. but today, jenkins senses a different type of danger. >> there is some concern that things can go south really fast. >> reporter: he's concerned because lately, things have taken a bloody turn. the left-wing shooting of a republican congressman and the fatal right-wing stabbings in oregon allegedly by an alt-right regular. the suspect pleaded not guilty, denouncing antifa in court. >> death to antifa. >> what you will find is a consistent record of white supremacists, not only engaging in public protests, which is their right, but how that hatred leads to violence. >> reporter: now jenkins is worried that lethal force will also erupt in charlottesville. >> gunshots. let's hope not, let's hope not. i'm going to be fair with you. i'm so concerned that i'm strapped up myself. >> reporter: at about 11:00 a.m., jenkins' nemesis, white nationalist leader matt heimbach mobilizes his men in this parking garage. they're battle-ready, armed with shields, sticks. >> we're doing the l

you're looking at jenkins arm and fist held high during the anthem at the link last night. he began the gesture last season as a response to deadly police shootings of unarmed black men. he and chris long criticized the president's response to racially charged violence in charlottesville. he did not hold up his fist during the anthem, but he did put his arm around jenkins. >> i'm just saying, i'm your ally, i'm here, i support malcolm's right to protest and people fighting for equality. >> communities, low income and communities of color have completely different interactions with the justice system than that of our counterparts. so in the light of everything that is happening, just continuing our conversation. >> jenkins is openly supported quarterback colin protested by kneeling instead of standing. >>> adopt a shelter dog often brings up a question who saved who? >> a delaware county man and his dog both have a new appreciation for life. and each other. after meeting a similar fate years ago. matt delucia has their story from berwyn. >> reporter: what is a dog's destiny?

four months rooms at the hotel have been booked solid one of the guests eileen jenkins and her husbandaid for the room 100 years ago at $140 a night. thousands of exactly what the hotel owner wants her to pay calling the jenkins raising the nightly rate to $200 and then this week another call and another increase. >> they started questioning us telling us that our rate was way too low for the event and he wanted to raise the rate. >> each call was made by a man named sean, we discover the hotel is operated by a company called river run hospitality. he has no comment at all. i went to the hotel to get answers first we were told sean was in a meeting before being denied comment. >> i want to be very clear this story is airing tonight and we are airing this side of the story of someone making accusations against the hotel of price gouging. this hotel will be called out by name. >> he said no comment.>> okay, thank you. >> price gouging is not illegal but breaking a contract is. >> for the hotel to come back and say we want to change the price, it is i think pretty clearly a breach of cont

. >> before last night game chris jenkin he grew up in charlottesville. here's jenkins and what long's >> think for him he he expressed that desire to me. i thought it was appropriate for him to show that. back t up at 11:00. eclips concerns. all eyes will be on the historic eclips this monday and tonight that's at 11:00. storms across our region. this is a liver look from the those wind you're the binns moving just missed some lightning from this camera. no rain by now over camelback they dodged the strongest of the storms but dark clouds are still around kind of moving through and >>right. what i loved was the difference that's the area of high pressure buildi the big story is in addition do look those downed tree we're not done. we have more rain and and also seeing lots of so far the highest was 198 so a quick look at the ten day. beyond that this is a gorgeous for sunday. and mostly sunny and mostly eclips toe see that in our area. that's our news at 6:00. thanks for watching. i'm jim rosenfield. nbc news with lester holt is up next. e'll see you aga

this is eagles defensive ends, chris long, with his arm around teammate malcolm jenkins during the national anthem. long grew up in charlottesville, and attended the university of virginia.

. >>> calling for an end to social injustice that's the mission of eagles star malcolm jenkins as he upheld his protest during the playing of the anthem. >> he began the gesture last season as a response to deadly police shootings of unarmed black men. he and teammate chris long criticized president trump for his response to racially charged violence in charlottesville. long is from charlottesville. he did not hold up his fist during the anthem, but he did put his arm around jenkins. >> i support malcolm's right to protest. i support people fighting for equality. >> communities, low income, communities of color, different interactions with the justice system than that of our comparts. in the light of everything happening, just continuing that conversation. >> jenkins openly supported quarterback colin kaepernick who pioneered the anthem protest by kneeling instead of standing. >>> 4:38. let's talk about the game. eagles now have their first victory of the preseason. >> we know the games don't matter. the eagles fans, they all matter. came during the big welcome back to the lincoln, t

by malcolm jenkins.ns were happy to see a lot of pressure tonight, and blitzing from jim schwartz. what did you think of the calls? >> i thought it was very, very timely blitzes. it was an opportunity to get some pressure. we knew we had a mobile quarterback and we wanted to keep him in the pocket and get him on a clock. i thought the situations in which he blitzed caught him off guard. >> got some interceptions. last year jim schwartz didn't blitz a whole lot. >> i thido think getting after quarterback is something we want to do. i think we can do a really good job with the front four. but at times we want to give them a break, timely blitzes will be good. i don't see them going blitz crazy, but pressuring the quarterback is something we want to get after. >> last friday ronald darby woke up when he was a buffalo bill. how impressed with you are the way he was able to jump right in and be effective? >> it was awesome. we told him going into the game, they traded you, so they've got to justify that trade

abby: chris griff jenkins, thank you so much.rink do we want to get over it -- we were talking about three to four inches of rainfall reported in one hours time in this area trying to deal with all of that rain water. where to go and how many days till many days till the storm lingered in the area. rick knows the answer to that. good morning. >> i don't know to be honest with you if i know the answer to that. but mostly one way or the other is harder to tell. the latest model indications we are looking at don't look favorable for the houston area, unfortunately for the additional rain and wind. turning to concern is almost exactly like what we see yesterday morning with the events coming in and bringing with it tornadoes. we have been seeing those for 20 hours, probably 36 hours now. we will see those in effect, one to the south of galveston. take a look at this map here. shows you exactly how much rain we have received so far. tweeter indications in excess of 18 inches of rain with reports of 22 inches around the houston area an

while jenkins held up a fist.ottesville. here is jenkins with what long's gesture meant to him. >> i think for him, he understands that he could never necessarily know my experience as a black male, but in light of all that is going on as a white male, he understands that he needs to be an ally and he expressed that desire to me, so i thought it was appropriate to show that gesture. >> that's all for sports. i'm danny pommells. enjoy your saturday. >>> the sun up for almost three hours now and we're seeing more of it than we did first thing this morning. the clouds have been thinning out. still scattered fair weather clouds at penn's landing. the suburbs will see the humidity come gown and with bright sunshine, 88 degrees in lansdale. 85 doils founylestowdoylestown. a light chance of an evening shower in lehigh valley, but mainly it will be dry. ham manton, upper 80s. linklerring clouds, but sunshine will break through and temperatures will warm to the middle 80s. 88 ac 8 a little later in wilmi. already at 79 in

. >>> malcolm jenkins says he will continue to protest the national anthem. this was last night. it was eagles home opener. jenkins began making the gesture to demonstrate against the deadly police shooting of unarmed black men. he and his teammates criticized trump for the racist violence. long is from charlottesville. he did not hold up his fist during the anthem but he did put his arm around jenkins. >> i'm saying i'm here. i support his right to protest and people fighting for equality. >> low income and community of color have different interaction with the system than that of our counter part. you know, in the light of everything that's happening, just continuing that conversation. >> he has openly supported colin kaepernick who protested by kneeling instead of standing. >>> a dreary day. the temperatures have been climbing in philadelphia. they are rising faster at the shore. this is where we are seeing breaks at the shore. the crowd is growing. i can't rule out a shower or thunderstorm. more likely the storms will hold off in the the evening hours. look at those temperatu

here is jenkins with what long's gesture meant to him. >> i think for him, he understands that he could never necessarily know my experience as a black male, but in light of all that is going on as a white male, he understands that he needs to be an ally and he expressed that sdish desire to i thought it was appropriate to show that gesture. >> that's all for sports. i'm danny pommells. enjoy your saturday. >>> you can help nbc 10 and telemundo 62 clear the shelters today. this is a live look at the brandywine swrvalley spca. some sleepy puppies. it's one of nearly 50 shelters and rescues where all adoption fees will be waived today. more than 4,000 pets in our area will be looking for homes, including some of them right there. >>> 5:57 on your saturday morning. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in south philadelphia where the frank rizzo mural has been vandalized. randy. >> reporter: yeah, criminal vandals striking again. this time hitting the mural throwing paint on the face of frank rizzo. coming up next, how police arrested one of the vandals. >>> a few clouds scattered around, but

for the second week in a row the eagles malcolm jenkins held up his fist during the national anthem.ocontinue the protest from last season. he and his tell me mate chris long criticized the president this week for his response to the violence in charlottesville. long did not hold up his fist during tonight's anthem but did put his arm an jenkins. >>> president trump did not address charlottesville directly today but he did reignite the debate over confederate statues and memories. he wrote removing them was foolish and an attack on america's history and culture. more cities around the country are tackling this debate. white supremacists groups marched around the statue of robert e. lee and protested plans to move it elsewhere. several groups are calling for the removal of the frank rizo statue. those against the statue say the former mayor and police chief was racist and should not be celebrated. yesterday man was arrested for throwing eggs at the statue. last night protersters gathered outside chanting tear it down. the artist said erase whing wha don't like about the past is not a

at last night's game chris long wrapped his arm around jenkins jenkins was raising his fist.ong considers charlottesville, virginia his hometown. he was approached after the game by reporters and ask him why did you do this and this is what he said to say. he said i think it's time for people who look like me to be here for people who are fighting for equality. >> chris long. >> and it interesting, because we have a couple of eagles players who either went to uva. rodney mccloud. i'm sure they have strong feelings about what happened in a place where they used to live. >> it is now 6:40. let's get back to this food thing. >> if you went to the link last night, did you eat? >> did you eat something called a slim chicken? >> do you want to eat something that's named slim chicken. >> maybe it's better for you. >> fim a going to eat a chicken, i want it to be fat. what is the strangest thing you've had to eat. next we're counting down the top krasyest nfl stadium foods. >> and it's a rainy start to your weekend. is it going to stay this way all weekend? we'll find out. from the t

it's supposed to be one of the larger ones. >> reporter: jenkins' organization monitors and publishesormation about alleged racist and supremacist groups. >> is this guy wearing a hitler -- yes, he is. i'm just going to take a picture of him. >> why do you videotape them? >> because people need to know who they are. >> reporter: his group has joined with many others to counter the white supremacist message. female like matt heimbach see it differently. >> we're doing the lord's work. what is there to be nervous about doing the lord's work? >> reporter: "nightline" co-anchor byron pitts first met heimbach three years ago. he's a young man who back then had been called the future of the white supremacist movement by someone who ought to know. a former grand wizard of the kkk. >> do you see a young david duke in matt heimbach? >> if you combine honesty, sincerity with intelligence, i think he has the potential to be quite an effective leader for these ideas. >> racist, racist, anti-gay. >> do you consider yourself a racist? >> sure. so what? i call it natural. >> being a racist is natura

as grif jenkins reports the government is trying to reduce the issue around the nation. >> more than a hundred americans dying from drug overdoses every day. that's more than the number of people dying daily from car crashes. now president trump is declaring the opioid crisis a national emergency and waging a war against it. >> we're going to spend a lot of time, a lot of effort, and a lot of money on the opioid crisis. >> it offers states and federal agencies more resources, money, and power to fight addiction. the white house stays it will rapidly increase treatment capacity, fund better programs, and better educate health care providers on the misuse of prescription drugs. many communities are applauding the president for shining a light on a national problem they say has been overlooked. >> we've known for quite some time that we have a significant issue with opioid overuse, abuse, overdose in this country. so it's time for us to get serious about turning the tide. >> but some others accuse the president of political grand standing, throwing money at the problem rather than pursu

griff jenkins live in houston.ly going to get worse as you saw with griff. our team coverage on the ground continues next. we'll be right back. 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! >> todd: 33 minutes after the hour there we're looking at a shot there of corpus christi you can see a tree uprooted, for the very latest we go to fox 26s steven morgan he is live there in corpus christi with the very latest on the ground. steven? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we have some wind still blowing here. we have the rain that's continued to fall and in fact it's lightened up a little bit but that wind still how els and as the sun has risen we're getting a first look at the damage in corpus c

jenkins is no stranger to controversy him several. he's also demonstrated during the national anthem last year along with other eagles players. >>> the birds are just six days away from playing their first pre-season game. >> watch that game right here on nbc 10 the official station of the philadelphia eagles. and we have eagles training camp coverage. looking for some big plays this year. >> carson wentz has some new toys to play with to help him out in the form of some wide receivers. you can hope to expect more fireworks on offense this season. here's a look at wentz. last season he completed six balls of 40 yards or more. he's confident with a year under his belt and new weapons is running him those fireworks will be there in abundance. >> i love throwing. i lover taking shots on the field. but some of the things are just in game. take what the defense gives you. some are more aggressive. it's all part of the game. part of knowing your opponent. so at the end of the day to some extent you have to trust coach peterson and how he ca

. >> before the game eagles safety malcolm jenkins raised his fist in protest of racial injustice.ing the national anthem teammate chris long put his arm around. long who is from charlottesville respects jenkins' right to protest and has been moved by what's happening in america. >> i support my peers and if you tone see why you need allies from people that are fighting for equality right now, i don't think you'll ever see it. so, you know, my thing is malcolm's a leader. and i'm here to show support as a white athlete. >> eagles cornerback ron brooks took a knee during the national anthem. >>> rough road trip for the phillies. they've lost all four games on it and five straight overall. zach eflin will try to stop the bleeding tonight in san francisco. >>> aaron nola was roughed up last night. the giants tagged him for five runs in five innings. the phillies lost the game five-four. >>> less than a year ago penn state's james franklin was firmly on the hot seat. today he has a new contract extension and a lot more job security. a six year deal worth more than $34 million. this put

jenkins, yes. then he's already cleared? mr. chen signed off on him last night. wonderful. jenkins.

jenkins had his right fist raised in the air like last season. he has been outspoken against racial injustice and has worked with law enforcement to improve community relations. >>> and also during the national anthem it was cornerback rock ron brooks took a knee he was not in uniform of hamstring injury. plea width the bills from 2002 to two to us 15. last year you may remember colin kaepernick with the san francisco 49ers began kneeling during the anthem in an effort to raise awareness about social and racial issues in the us. >>> as for the game quarterback carson wentz started off a little slowly but finally found a rhythm on his final drive of the game. new receiver alshon jeffery a couplely of times as he builds chem tree with the new wide out. newly acquired cornerback ronald darby also impressed with one interception and nearly another against his old team. nice day for the eagles defense the birds beat the gills 20-16. counting down to monday and our big event. >> coming up protecting your kids during the solar eclipse. we'll share advic

griff jenkins -- reporter: wham your name, sir? thanks for your service. we know what you are doing here. a quick question so the rest of the country hears, jesse. do you need more resources here? do you have what you need? >> that's a good question. do you need for resources out here, sir? you got what you need? reporter: these guys say they have got what they need. but as we have seen traveling across this area there could be more because when these flood come up, if we are out for two more days, more boats couldn't hurt. eric: griff, thank you so much. arthel? arthel: joining us now is someone who knows very well how to imagine these situations. retired lieutenant general, the former commander of the joint reverse response to hurricane katrina. i want to start first by asking you, we are looking at these images. you have griff jenkins out there talking about the difficulty of getting the necessary equipment and personnel to the people who need it. tell me about those times of strategies and the challenges they are facing in houston. >> every day the cha

when you have guys like malcolm jenkins, rodney mc cloud, guys to push those guys in the secondary as long as rest of these guys scratch, we will get pressure from that d line. >> now secondary did not have to cover alshon jeffery eagles best wide out missed his second straight practice with the shoulder injury. team says it is minor. bleeding green nation is reporting that the team will take a cautious approach and jeffery will not play in the first plea season game at green bay on august 10th. stay tune. >>> opportunity is knocking on jake thompson's door when phillies traded jeremy hellickson thompson made leap from the minors to the rotation. tonight he gets start against angels in anaheim first pitch at 10:07. >>> we have west coast baseball, most people sleeping when these things end last night phillies ran into albert pujols a two run double and angels go up two-one. then in the seventh with two men on, pujols, greed is good he wants some more. this time a three run shot. phillies lou seven-one your final score. candidate for play of the year in baseball red sox/indians austin

the eagles defensive ends chris long who grew up in charlottesville, virginia, had his arm around jenkins. right fist raised in the air as he has done since last season, jenkins has been outspoken of racial injustice, working with law enforcement to try to improve relation asks lakes cents with the counsel any. >> ron brooks took a knee, he was not in uniform because of hamstring injury. brooks played with the bills from 2012 to 2015. last year you may recall colin kaepernick then with the san francisco 49ers start today kneel in an effort to raise awareness about social and racial issues in america. >> new this morning, suv crashes into a house in south philadelphia, sending one person to the hospital. "eyewitness news" at the scene overnight at 13th and christian streets. authorities say the driver lost control and crashed into the home, causing significant damage. there is no word on if anyone was inside the house at the time of that crash. >> meanwhile, in south jersey, police are investigating after a driver somehow tumbled out of her moving car. chopper three, was over route 42, in

jenkins made comment to the delaware news journal, kaepernick is best known for taking a knee during national anthem, in protest. >>> this is not what we want to hear, espn.com is projecting win totals for upcoming nba season. they have sixers winning 33 games. >> say what. >> thirty-three. yes, that is five more then they won last season but that would make them ninth in the eastern conference, just on the outside of the playoffs picture. >> ukee. >> go ahead. >> team releasing its five game preseason schedule. they open autopsy begins memphis in philadelphia october 4th, they finish on the 13th against the heat and missouri, it is home coming for kansas jay hawks joel embiid. >>> a grueling two days for fightins, they have been out scored 14-one in anaheim. they will try to avoid being swept with jared eickoff on the mound tonight. last night jake testimony son made his second start of the season it didn't go well. third inning mike trout, 420- foot blast, later on cj krol, clearing both bull pence in left, 443 feet on that one. finally caleb coward, 407 feet , total of 1,270 feet

reporter macy jenkins talked to his family tonight. ather. "i am a good guy" this was hugo mejia three months ago - in rio cosumnes correctional center in elk s detained. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: this woman describes her husband hugo as the best man she knows, the best husband and the best father. >> i am a good guy. >> reporter: this was hugo mejia three months ago in the correctional center in elk grove just after he was detained. mejia and his co-worker rodrigo nunes were both arrested at travis air force base in may. the two were going through military security on their way to a construction job at david grant medical center. mejia said he didn't know the hospital was on the base. he gave security his legal california driver's license number and car registration but left his social security number blank because he doesn't have one. he and nunes are undocumented. nunes was sent back to mexico friday for failing to have proper u.s. working papers and now support is only growing to release mejia before he, too, is deported. mejia's

a griff jenkins is live for us. griff jenkins, are you there? to you for your live report now. >> that's right. just behind me, the reservoir is spilling over, it's never happened before. what it means is that the water is overtaking the immediate neighborhood some 3000-4,000 homes. we watched earlier a few rescue rescues, volunteers putting in votes. we saw a convoy of the miami-dade urban search and rescue guys came in. but it also means for downtown houston as they are now a target because these are all created to to flood water away from the city, away from downtown down to the southwest part of the houston ship channel. you have a dire situation of the immediate subdivision surrounding these reservoirs and dams as well as a new threat that has already besieged downtown houston. >> shepard: thanks very much, we will come back to you. we are waiting for the president now, governor abbott of texas has just walked into the room, as are a number of local officials. there is the president of the united states, president trump. at a firehouse of c

. >> prior to the game, chris long showed solidarity with his teammate malcolm jenkins while jenkinsp in charlottesville. here is jenkins with what long's gesture meant to him. >> i think for him, he understands that he could never necessarily know my experience as a black male, but in light of all that is going on as a white male, he understands that he needs to be an ally and he expressed that desire to me, so i thought it was appropriate to show that gesture. >> that's all for sports. i'm danny pommells. enjoy your saturday. 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! >>> it will be a gratd deat day find your forever friend as nbc clears the shelters. this is another live look at the brandywine valley spca, one of nearly 50 centers where all adoption fee

. >> reporter: that's when a stranger object die ya jenkins jumped in putting his own life at risk goinging hartung free. >> i just knew at that point there was no way that i could let this guy die. >> reporter: rescuers performed cpr and other than a broken ring hartung was okay. for jenkins who turned 33 that day there was no better present. >> i said to him, nobody dies on my birthday. >> reporter: for hartung's wife a loving "i told you so." >> she was so thankful that i was okay, but she has given me a lot of good advice since then. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> and people familiar with the event say that that man who had to be rescued had a kayak that was built for calm waters like a lake, let's say instead of raging rapids and he was wearing a bicycle helmet. >> not safe at all. luckily they were on hand to save him. dangerous situation indeed. >> that man who saved him was actually taking the day off. he was going to participate and chose to relax instead and got the call that he was needed. good thing he came >> good morning it is 4:30 a.m., thursday, au

training camp at novacare may have answered some of those questions, guys like jaylen mills, malcolm jenkinsnd brooks made fine plays but we will see them play real football august 10th begins green bay in the preseason opener. positive sign for a unit that has a couple openings at cornerback. >> i mean just coming off practicing and knowing our expectations in the room. we have high expectations. knowing we will get another day to do what we love to do. you have to recognize that. >> i think dbs came out and did play well. i think that there has been a lot have talk about their position group, but there is one thing i know they have got leaders in that room. when you have guys like malcolm jenkins, rodney mc cloud, guys like that to push these guys in the secondary, as long as rest of those guys scrap, we will get pressure from that d line. >> bird secondary did not have to cover all pro alshon jeffery, the man expect to be the bird best wide out missed his second straight practice with a shoulder injury. eagles say it is minor but bleeding green nation reports jeffery will in the play in t

national headlines have been filled with talk about eagles safety malcolm jenkins who said he'll raiseist during the national anthem all season to show he's fighting for equal lat. last night it was joined by defensive end chris long, he's white, but spent many years in charlottesville area. here's both jenkins and chris long on taking a stand. >> in light of all that's going on as a white mail you got to stand up. you expressed that desire to lead and so i thought appropriate for him to show that support. >> i hope there's somebody that's watching that looks like me that just might say there's a way to support people even though i disagree with the form of protest because the flag means something different to me, um, but at the end of the day i stand for the flag i hope one day everybody feels like it's their flag. >> finally penn state's football program has been through a lot. after the loss of scholarships and outside noise about joe paterno head coach james franklin led the nittany lions to impressive 11 and three record last season today he got rewarded franklin received a contra

jenkins had his right fist raised in the air like last season, he has been outspoken against racial inch justice, has work with law enforcement, try and improve relations with the community. >> also, during the national anthem, eagles cornerback, ron brooks, took a knee, he was not in uniform because of a hamstring injury. brooks played with the bills from 2012 through 2015. last year colin kaepernick then with the san francisco 49ers, kneeling during the anthem in an effort to raise awareness about social and racial issues in the united state. and guys, one last sport note. the phillies lost to the giants last night five. at at&t park, fifth straight l phils and giants again fitch first 10:15. >> hasn't been good for the phils but looking promising for the eagles. but a win is a win. >> always work to do in the pre-season, really the pre-season means nothing except for few players sort of at the end of the roster. >> working out the casinos. appreciate t taylor swift making good on promise by making a donation, we will tell you where she is giving money after her big legal vick at this.

eagles star malcolm jenkins continues using the field to call for an end to injustice. what jenkins tells nbc 10 about the protest. >>> philadelphia is going country tonight. >> with stars will take over the wells fargo center. ♪ >> tim mcgraw and faith hill will bring their soul to soul tour to philly this evening. the pair began touring together in 1996. faith has had a bit of a -- a bit of a break. this tour is the first time she's been back on the road since 2007. ♪ >>> big fan. >> country superstar shania twain announces she's coming to philadelphia next year. the date, july 12th. mark it. >> will do. >> wells fargo center. take the 13th off. >> i will. >> tickets go on sale this week. her latest album with the same name goes on sale next month. >>> it is 4:25 right now. switching gears, we continue to follow breaking news. someone vandalizes a statue of frank rizzo after days of protests to remove it. the spray painted message that was left on the monument as police search for the person who did it. >>> 76 degrees of steamy start. clouds over cape may, building du

. >> malcolm jenkins, he upheld his battle to protest during the playing of the national anthem.ook at his arm and fist held high in the air during the anthem. he began the gesture last season as a response to deadly police shootings of unarmed black men. he and teammate chris law criticized president trump for his response to racially charged violence in charlottesville. he did not hold up his fist during the anthem, but put his arm around jenkins. >> i'm just saying i'm your ally, i'm here, i support malcolm's right to protest and support people fighting for equality. >> i have different interactions with the justice system. than that of our counterpart. so in the light of everything that is happening, just continuing our conversation. >> jenkins supported colin kaepernick who kneels instead of stands during the anthem at games. >>> barcelona just held a moment of silence for the victims. here is a look at the solemn moment. you see the crowd is massive afterwards. the crowd erupted into applause. also, a third suspect arrested in the barcelona attack. and confirmed connection

see what malcolm jenkins had to say about agholor's talent.ting rid of dead weight. who got released and how much was saved. that's coming up next in sports. ♪ heads up tomorrow's traffic you have to find away around the intersection of broad and skypeth street in philly the water department shutting down to install new sewer the closure will last six weeks. it's a foggy night as we look out live over south philadelphia and the platt bridge. you'll want to leave extra time before hitting road will it cause any problems in the morning? bob is off tomorrow. sue will be here to check the jam cams and help you get going tomorrow on "good day philadelphia" starting at 4:00. ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all w

we have fox team coverage with adam, who is tracking harvey's path for us and griff jenkins. we begin with jeff flock live just west of houston in richmond where, jeff, you have been telling some unbelievable stories of families in that area throughout the day. >> reporter: this is what is rolling downhill now and downstream, sandra. we're on river edge drive. you don't want to be anywhere riverside, river view. if your street has that name on it, it's not a good thing. we've shown you pictures of well healed neighborhoods around houston that have been inundated with floods. well, let me tell ya, flood doesn't know republican or democrat, doesn't know rich man, poor man. all it knows is if the water wants to come in, that's what happens. this is water from the brasos river. what is happening now, all that water in houston that was dumped there is coming downstream on the colorado, brasos to drain to the gulf. this is what's happening. it is flooding these communities, both rich, poor, small, little, along this river. mobile home communities just about washed away. mandatory e

jenkins says she knew that would happen.s why she booked a room nearly three years ago at the rate of $140 a fight. she says everything was good to go until the hotel owner called her to raise the rate to $200. and then this week, another call and another increase. >> started questioning us and telling us that our rate was way too low for this event. and he wanted to raise our rates. >> the hotel has no comment. however, consumer protection attorneys say that it's possible jenkins clicked a box online giving the hotel permission to cancel or change the price. wow, that's annoying. >>> 11 more days until the eclipse for those looking forward to the rare event. we have your covered. go to our website for ways to watch and best places to watch and safety tips. it's an entire page dedicated to the eclipse. >> 6:18. flee police have to be vigilant and ready for anyone. but perhaps nothing could prepare them for what you're about to see. these recruits at indiana university are being put through the rubber chicken test. the instru

for jenkins who turned 33 that day, there was no better present. >> i said to him, nobody dies on myy. >> heroes exist upon us every day. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> he also told us his wife told him the kayak trip was a bad idea. he is home and wants to buy his rescuer a good steak. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night. >>> new at 6:00, the i-team digs into the personal and political background of a man organizing a right wing rally in san francisco, and the documents that explain what to expect. >>> i'm wayne freedman in santa rosa. this is a shot of an encampment known as homeless hill. for 15 years, the city tried to get people to leave this area. now they have and they have done so willingly. we'll tell you how, coming up. >>> live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> the park service is working directly with the feds and police to make sure that we have an awesome game plan. >> the organizer of a right wing rally set for san francisco in ten days talks to the "abc7 news" i-team about concerns of violence. city leaders are calling on the federal gover

that's malcolm jenkins with his fist up and virginia native chris long who joined jenkins during theational anthem. if this picture bothers you in in way you need to look at the mirror because you're part of the problem. a lot more to discuss later in sports. guys. >> thank you sean. >>> swimmers getting tugged and towed down at the shore all because of rip currents stirred up by hurricane gert. no surprise it is keeping lifeguards on high alert. >> hank went to ventnor to find out how bad these currents really are and how lifeguards are dealing with the danger. >> now give me your left leg. >> left leg coming in. >> all right. roll on three. one, two, three. that's a lot of dude you just put up in the boat. you guys really are good. >> reporter: it's hank i'm on duty with the ventnor city beach patrol. conditions are awesome. come on down. but the rip currents are for real. it they made lot of rescues this past week. my take is, don't be the one that has to get schooled by mother nature. ventnor city lifeguard dan schultz shot shy about caroling swimmers he knows the more he can con

. >>> then holman jenkins out with a new op-ed.e argues that president trump's opponents are winning the "spin war. >>> later the trump administration and comingal leaders reportedly make progress on a tax reform proposal we'll talk to tax crusader ov grero grov grover norquist at 8:00 a.m. stay tuned to cnbc (bell rings) ♪ (screeching tires) (bell rings) >>> welcome back to "squawk box. time for today's executive edge. walmart is teaming up with google to take on amazon's alexa. courtney reagan joins us with the detail i do that, because apparently at home they sit up and take notice. >> hopefully it didn't order something -- >> to screw people up what should we say? >> alexa, turn off all the lights alexa, turn off the lights >> honestly, i wouldn't do that. >> you wouldn't do a lot of things >> no, really. >> okay. >> alexa, turn the lights back on is that okay >> we do wloo we'hat we're supp do >> hi, courtney. >> good to be here watch out, amazon. walmart is launching at program to entice shoppers and buy and rebuy and partner

griff jenkins reported there all week. saw here yesterday was an incredible testament to just how good these people are in this area and how they really come together and you hear that in a lot of in a lot of the storm stories, the worst conditions bring out the best in people. it is just a remarkable sight. we pulled up to a staging point half a mile on the other side of the subdivision and we saw people coming in as fast as they could with boats. these are regular guys like you and me who say i've got a boat. you'd have people stranded in these homes alter the subdivision. they can get out, don't know how deep the water is than they are stuck in their houses. they need to get out. so they go in with the boats and they save and they save the people, bring them up bring them up in one case and in 10 hours he pulled 150 people at the subdivision. they put a police officer on the boat and bring them out. it's really remarkable. stuart: thanks very much for joining us. you told us how told us nowadays. water is still rising.

meanwhile, griff jenkins live with details.an. that family of six, lives lost hero. bringing that total to 14. you know, they drove in a van across a bridge into standing water. and this is what i've talked about for the last two and a half days. the dangers. the statistics show that a majority of the deaths occurs when people drive into water, and they get submerged. just hearing in this subdivision right in front of the reservoir, look at that car that is halfway submerged, you know? you just don't know whether you're getting into two feet or you're getting into 12 feet. and when you drive into submerged situation, people become trapped in there and very difficult for officials to get to you and rescue you. the coast guard saying that they had -- they couldn't search for the bodies because they need the waters to lower. it's a problem that happens. a mixture of waters. brian: and fox news contributor. laura, i know right now you are looking at this situation, and you know how much is on the line for this people and the presid

griff jenkins one minute under water and next moment he is not. hear the stories of opening up dams to save downtown area. one of those areas my house is not as important as the downtown area? how do they decide? brian: over a thousand people. wait a second, i have no clothes, i have no stuff, i have no house, i have no car. i'm hungry, i have no money. so, where do i go? and that brings us to the fema portion of this. meanwhile griff jenkins knows. he is live in houston where new evacuations were ordered overnight. i guess a new approach will happen today because there will be new challenges, right, griff? >> that's right. just when you thought the situation couldn't get worse. it's not only going to be mother nature but it's going to be a tough decision being made by the army corps of engineers. for our viewers, let me just sort of explain. the city of houston is one of the most flood prone in the nation. and as such, it has a system of reservoirs and bayous to keep that water away from downtown houston. well, those reservoirs and that system ha

. >> authorities issuing an overnight curfew in houston to deal with potential looters, griff jenkins live with more on that. >> it is quiet for another hour, the mayor is supposed to return bringing a curfew in 10:00 pm to 5:00, it is midnight to 5:00 to allow these volunteers more time to do what they have got to do but don't be mistaken, the quiet is not for the fact the homes behind me are simply underwater. on the northwest side of the reservoir, the rain has stopped but the flooding continues because the rivers to the north of the reservoirs are swelling in the fool, water is going to continue to come down into this reservoir for days and not weeks, continues to cause a flooding situation. the army corps of engineers putting out a projected flood map in these areas. we tried to push our way in, 13,000 rescues, a lot more today to get into the staging area where they are launching on the northeast side, the officer that helps us to navigate our way and said he went over 5:00 last night having left a dry house yesterday to 5 feet of water, he slept at the office. harris county flo

jenkins stood with his fist in the air as he did last season. the eagles beat the bills 20-15. >> if you're stepping outside, you'll need an umbrella, david had one, and jennette had one. >> storm tracker 6 live showing we have storms popping. >> reporter: we had to adjust the flash flood graphic. you get into all these menus, here i am. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're looking at building precipitation across the region. tighter around philadelphia, there's heavy cells that take five or ten minutes to get through, camden, new jersey and center city have them. they will be out in five, ten minutes. doylestown picking up cells not seeing a whole lot of lightning right incident him we did get -- right now, we did get some earlier. point pleasant give it another five minutes you will be under a brief heavy shower. if we go down south, allentown has cleared. there's a lot of action happening right now in south jersey, a little bit wider than i wanted to go, there we go. route 55. karen has been talking about this, you're getting wet no