jeremy was taught the word of wisdom. jeremy was a star athlete. jeremy took care of himself.y sure. i think kids think that they're never going to be the one that dies. >> in a town with little alcohol use, pills were what was available, and what started as youthful experimentation grew into something much worse. >> he was defiant to authority. he became belligerent. and we could see through into those dimples and those beautiful eyes that, where's our boy, you know? >> after high school, jeremy came to work in the family business, and the problem became harder to ignore. >> this is the shop where we worked. jeremy worked with us. this is where all of the stuff takes place as far as our farm equipment restoration. >> and so, when jeremy was under the influence, how dangerous was this work for him? >> it's something that you can't take the risk. there's just so many ways a person could get hurt. >> ryan tried to get help for jeremy through treatment programs, but as things got worse, he had to make a hard choice. >> if he is using, then he's a danger to himself, he's a danger

i'm going to bring in lisa abramowicz, jeremy hill. it seems like the big data that permanentoday was housing starts, 20% unemployment 10%.%, unemployment at it seemed like the market interpreted that as the rates going up later. do you agree? i think september is reasonable. september or later. smallusing sector is too to save the economy from the larger downdraft we're seeing elsewhere with consumer spending, investments, and the that is moving into contraction due to be stronger dollar. i do not think we will really change. the treasury at market today, what happened there? lisa: the data basically has bush people's expectations. actually did see a meaningful increase in the expected rate in december. they bring forward their expectation for when the fed would hike rates. should beod data perceived as non-in their portfolio as things to look at. alix: we do have breaking news about yahoo!. we're watching that stock temple. julie? answer for whyn those shares are diving in the final 15. there was a report in what some call the econom

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edwards stopped at the same strip mall where jeremy and ginger hayes stopped to get snacks. the car running with the door open and decided to steal it. he probably didn't know that there was a baby in the back seat until later. edwards drove to a store 45 miles away and forced ginger to withdraw $100 from her debit card. investigators believe edwards may have had an accomplice watching the baby in the car at the time. edwards drove to a secluded field, assaulted ginger, then beat her to death with a discarded tire. investigators found blood spatter on his shoes, his shorts, and the tire. he left the baby in the field, apparently willing to let him die from exposure. edwards parked the car at a friend's house, unaware that he had left dozens of fingerprints behind. >> you can almost see the timeline being laid out just based on forensic evidence. >> edwards' lawyers claimed their client was so impaired by his drug addiction, he didn't know what he was doing. >> his defense throughout this whole process had been, oh, he couldn't understand. he didn't have intent. but people kn

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jeremy: jeremy roth reporting. kellye: panic at a fairfax county police station after no warming number of employees have been diagnosed with cancer. investigator chris papst said the department and county have not done enough to find out why this is happening. >> i have never been more freight in my life. chris: for 16 years, he has worked the streets of fairfax county as a police officer, but it is the work that he did inside of the franconia police station that scared him the most. the 23-year-old building that has earned a chilling nickname. >> franconia cancer station. chris: all of them have been under the age of 50. three people have died. >> i don't think it's just a coincidence. chris: kathryn buried her mother last june. she worked here 15 years. she was 45. >> my mom was still alive, she would be appears saying, it's time to get out. >> we want the station tested, the personnel tested. we need to know. chris: last july, they tested the air and water. 7 on your side obtain the results which called for "no

she's always been there ever since jeremy was a baby, sit on my lap while i held jeremy and sit nextbassinet. >> tara keeps a watchful eye on jeremy, at home and in the neighborhood. it's a safe area but roger, a self-described techky installed security cameras outside the house just in case. the cameras are recording when jeremy comes home from school. >> he's outside playing, i was watering plants, didn't want to go in right away. it was a beautiful day, let him enjoy the front yard. tara followed me out like she does every day. jeremy is riding his brother's bicycle with his mother close by. >> he was easily within my view. you never really worried about your child. >> what she doesn't see is the neighbor's dog on the other side of this suv. without warning the dog attacks -- >> it wasn't really until i heard him scream that i realized something was terribly wrong. when i saw the way he was jerking him and pulled him off the bicycle. it never crossed my mind that the dog could have my son's leg. i assumed because of the pulling motion he had my son's hands. and it wasn't until lat

go out to jeremy. and touch jeremy and come back. one more time.is the reality of it mike. you're going to struggle a little bit. use your hands. one more time. come on. >> good luck. we're going to miss you. >> get up. get up right away. roll away from the hole. come on. roll, roll. good. okay. so again, nice, stable platform. right. it will support your body weight. >> it is a dream. >> when you stay that way, if somebody is out there yelling for help and you want to get to them, you want to manage your energy systems the right way. >> because on top of the physical stress and the panic and all of that stuff and your heart rate and everything else. >> and they decide to be aggressive with you in the white hole, what else is left. >> now you have two ice holes to deal with. >> you can use that, peggy. >> and i resisted as long as i could, and look -- i got a smile. >> this is me impersonating ron. >> roll away from the hole, matt. role away from the hole. he just doesn't want to learn. >> chain of mand, mike. you are the new guy. >> he's really ne

jeremy: they are already paid, just not enough.hip athlete, you get a stipend every month, so you are paid. that is supposed to pay for your expenses. it is not fair market value. a lot of schools until recently were not funding scholarships for the cost of attendance. you have a lot of kids that come from inner-city schools and families that don't have a lot of financial resources. stephanie: the family cannot afford to go to games. erik: how much should they be paid? jeremy: i think what is reasonable is in a market -- erik: let the market set the price? jeremy: i think student athletes need to be part of the revenue sharing program. stephanie: what about the argument about athlete entrepreneurs? it is not real? jeremy: what do you mean? stephanie: we don't have time. we do have time. many athletes say i'm going to be a big businessman. erik: we are going to continue the conversation. jeremy will answer the question after the break. terrific athlete. question in. many athletes are public about wanting to be a businessman next. ta

welcome. >> good afternoon, commissioners jeremy legislative aide to supervisor campos commissioner avalos and follow-up on what mr. hypothesis man said about the e-mail from the flesh man and covering the way to look at the worst of worse offending i've brought copies of the recommendations that mr. fleischer talked about the top 2 hundred coal companies and mania 20 list a dynamic list of the companies the top 5 are published on the website and the remainder for discrepancy around $900 per year and updated quarterly and similar data from the black and blue beggar the gentleman that application specialist will be helpful on that i'm excited about the took the order to look at the worst of the worse and happy to help support that n in any way possible one other issue i want to touch on a new report from carbon tracker for the exploration and shell oil and gas companies that includes 3 of the 5 in the portfolio and looking at the way they've used hedge fund to the following oil prices and look at those hedges will be expiring and companies in position for future declining oil pros pr

every since jeremy was a baby she would sit on my lap while i held jeremy.ould sit next to his bassinet. she was always loving on him. >> she is always close to jeremy n the home and out in the neighborhood. it is a safe neighborhood but roger a self described techie installs security cameras outside the house, just in case. the cameras are recording when jeremy comes home from school. >> he was just outside playing. i was watering some plants. he didn't want to go in right away. so it was a beautiful day. why not let him enjoy the front yard. tara had followed me out like she does every day. >> jeremy is riding his brother's bicycle with his mother close by. he was he hadly within my view. if you can see your child you are never really worried about your child. >> what she doesn't see is the neighbor's dog on the other side of this suv. without warning, the dog attacks. >> it wasn't really until i heard him scream for me that i realized something was terribly wrong. when i saw the way he was jerking him, the way he was pulling him off of his bicycle, it nev

brothers jeremy dagget and brandon belk worked for a company called badlands power fuels cleaning the inside of frac tanks for around 20 dollars an hour. >> do you know what chemicals have been in that tank? or are you just jumping in and taking a guess? >> no, you're just jumping in. you've got no clue. there should be a msda sheet for every tank that you jump into, a material safety data sheet which lets you know which chemical is in there and what you gotta do if you're exposed to the chemical. none of those were ever provided. >> what could be in a tank. you're at a place like power fuels, and they're like go clean that tank. what are some of the common things that can be in a tank like that? >> you know, it could be used for storage of oil, it could be used for storage of fresh water. it could be used for storage of salt water i mean the things that it could be are probably a dozen or more. >> and of all those things how many of them wouldn't be bad for you to go in and breath? >> i would say clean water. and that would be the only one. i would not go into one of those tanks with

ultimately jeremy did complain and his bill was forgiven but the agency says it needs more complaintsfix the problem. >> part of the problem is people don't know where to complain or to whom. you'll find a link on our website kpix.com/consumerwatch. if you have a ppo it's the department of insurance. hmo, department of healthcare. make sure you contact either the department or insurance or department of managed healthcare. otherwise nothing is going to get fixed. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the cbs evening news. >> scott pelley is in new york. >> great to be with you in the bay area. here's the cbs evening news tonight. deadly tornados strike the heart of america. we'll take you to the scene where they are still looking for victims. plus in los angeles an airliner attempts an emergency landing without all of its landing gear. and we will have the first lady's surprising and deeply personal comments on life in the spotlight. >>> ken bastida in the kpix 5 news room. new at 6:00 tonight fancy new pool. well you can forget the water. a bay area city's tough new rules that could

back with us is david frum and jeremy peters.his stiff drink is going to help him at all in this analysis. i would recommend he do it sober. but i just can't think of a worse editorial, one you know one of your home state newspapers could be giving you as you try to launch your presidential campaign. >> one of the things republicans are worry background as they review the 2016 map is can you carry your own state? and a lot of the northern republicans, we need northern people. we need that kind of -- we need to break out of the southern captivity of the gop. wisconsin is winnable for the republican party. new jersey probably isn't. and this just makes it worse. jeremy peters the national polls show christie actually making that cut, that all-important top ten cut to be in the debate. we have one with bush 13 carson 13 rubio 9, paul 7, christie 6. he would get in there along with cruz and noncandidate donald trump and john kasich. so when he looks at that poll, does he think, well, i made the top ten cut and new jersey doesn't like

jeremy: welcome to our virtual downing street.ight we will see how near the winner of this election could get to the very door of number 10. these are the seats one last time. the conservatives came first, but they did not have enough to reach this line and govern alone. tonight we will see how close the parties get. if neither david cameron nor ed miliband can command a majority on their own, will there be a place for the liberal democrats? or for nicola sturgeon's snp? or one of the other northern ireland parties? 650 mp's to be elected, 650 individual races. each one of them vital to the outcome. >> all that exit poll information has been loaded into our touchscreen, the results of talking to 20,000 people throughout the day. in a few minutes we should be able to tell you which seat will be changing hands. >> the party leaders voted earlier today joining 46 million of us who have the right to do so. in a few moments, the ballot walks is will be rushed to the counting centers. -- boxes will be rushed to the counting centers. rep

he is being seen as replacement for jeremy maclin who went to kc in the off season. he caught over 100 balls and four touchdowns last season of college football. first birds had two more picks to make today moved up five spots second round from 52 to 47 and frayeded both fifth round picks to miami and got back sixth rounder and they filled yet another need. >> philadelphia eagles select eric rowe defensive back utah. >> john runyan making call there. rowe is defensive back played safety and quarterback he's a pac 12 guy playing at utah. he is battle tested. >> we'll figure out where he hits he may start off corner for us and we have a lot of time here. it's -- it was get what we thought was best secondary guy out there for what we did. he was the guy we targeted. the draft ended last night and that was the guy we wanted. >> i feel like the culture was different. they're doing things in ways i thought was positive. not saying other one was bad but i thought they did theirs a different way and kind of took me by interest and i was like many want to join this type of cu

jeremy clarkson has admitted that being dismissed romm the bbc was entirely his own fault and that leavinghe show has left a big hole in his life. he was asked from "top gear" this year after punching a producer. >> german clarkson back at the bbc since he was told to the months ago his career at the bbc was over. -- jeremy clarkson back at the bbc for the first time since he was told two months ago his career at the bbc was over. he said he was still coming to terms with losing his job for an unprovoked physical and verbal attack on one of top here's producers. which was worse -- having to leave top gear or having to stop working for the bbc? >> eagle actually. i like working for the bbc. there are so dreadful people but also some really talented, brilliant people. >> tomorrow, jeremy clarkson will be reunited with cast mates for the start of a planned live tour but he said it could be months before future tv projects are announced and denied talks with broadcasters. >> it was very sudden. before you just jump into something, you need to have a look what is out there. >> before he roared

jeremy, daniel and jonna. i'm going to ask you guys, jeremy, tell me what you experienced. what happened? >> daniel and i were sitting just adjacent to each other in two double seats and we were talking. i was eating, and next thing you know, the train starts doing funny things and then it just gradually gets worse and worse and just like chaos erupts and things start flying. phones, laptops, and then people. trays start flying. you hear bumping and like metal mangling. you know, but it happened so quickly, like you didn't even know what was going on. and the next thing i know, i look up and there's two people in the luggage rack above my head, two women got catapulted. i didn't even see it happen. i didn't even know. and the train was at like a 30 degree angle down where i was and i was kind of like wedged into the window under the tray. and the bags, shoes, everything, just flown. complete chaos. when we got out, we saw the train and it looked like a pretzel. it was turned and twisted, and you know, it was -- wires were ripped out. there were electrical live wires. >> you

but is he more like a um, you know like a jeremy maclin? >> yeah, i think he's very close to a jeremy maclin stylistic klee. maclin was very smooth. he had great speed. but not four-thee speed but fast enough. he's very similar to a maclin probably in size and the things that he does especially well. interestingly maclin came out of missouri he was a punt returner and that was never one of his real pluses here. but agholor is also a very gifted punt returner, and i think if they want to spell darrin sproles a little bit he may fit the bill in that regard, too. >> quickly merrill we did not get cuss mariota your thoughts on the fact that he is in tennessee and apparently will stay in tennessee? >> beasley i never thought they were going to get marcus mariota mariota. i thought it was the most remote thing that could possibly happen. you simply cannot move from 20 down to two in a draft without giving the whole ranch. it would of too costly. chip praised the by saying it was like getting out of your car, looking at this very expensive house a

so lovely to have you here jeremy.excited last night on the show we showed a piece, i went to the car show with my father-in-law tom asche, which was lovely. i love my in-laws a great deal. but i heard a story last night about my in-laws. they finally told me it was something that happened last week they did not have the nerve to tell my wife and i. which is -- my wife and i went on vacation last week and my in-laws came to take the dog. our dog frisbee with them. they were going to watch her for the weekend. and my mother-in-law joann went and got frisbee, was carrying a bunch of boxes. had frisbee walking next to her. frisbee follows her everywhere she goes. she gets into the elevator, and by the way frisbee is fine. she's totally fine. joann gets in the elevator, goes down to a floor and the realizes frisbee is not with her. she did not get on the elevator. so she says, "no big deal. frisbee's obviously just back on the floor." goes back up. can't find frisbee. it becomes a 90 minute ordeal where the doorman, the su

jeremy. >> good morning.hink there is a tendency among a lot of the you know the washington-new york media to write mike huckabee off as somebody who can't get far ahead in a crowded field, a field with so many new fresh faces, but, obviously, you guys must see a lot of strength in him as a candidate or else you wouldn't be spending all this money trying to make him look like elizabeth warren on fiscal issues. so what are his strengths? >> i would say one of his bigest strengths is he has been on television the last eight years a. lot of primary voters are familiar with him. he is talking a good game about being a conservative. so we thought it was very important to spend that money to educate the voters about what his real stands are. you are right, there are some very good new fresh faces who have similar agendas in their campaign and records to back it up. so we've done a white paper on ted cruz and mario rubio and rand palm. those all confirm their voting matches up with their rhetoric and tad be a good c

and jeremy's point is spot on. is this a sporting group.is a global conglom ralt, or is a criminal enterprise. the way loretta lynch and jim comey talked about fifa they used terms they used charges that normally are associated with the mafia or mexican drug cartels. basically the idea is fifa has over a billion dollars in cash reserves. they generate between a billion and $2 billion in revenue ef yee-- every year. if you want a piece of that if you want to be associated with the money and prestige of the world cup and international soccer you've got to pay. and you know the indictment just talked about you know senior fifa officials who have the vote on where the world cup is going to go an they're shopping it around to the highest bidder. so one country will give you a million dollars one country will give me $10 million. i mean it was just remarkable to read how explicit this stuff was. >> ifill: and matt i remember the-- i'm not that close a soccer fan but i remember the cat qatar which has no culture for somethinger got the world cup f

daniel said jeremy and i said daniel. we started asking and i was kind of stuck behind underneath my seat. seats had turned. i was able to get out but i was kind of stuck. a guy who got up at this stage of the game fell over on me. two women down and just chaos o. we were in the last train. by the time i was able to get up. emergency door. we were evacuating it and then i had the scooter and i kind of left the scooter think iting i could be helpful with two hands. left the scooter in the luggage rack i walked outside and went to help people there were people there helping people. go to the back and help people out. i went back to where i was. we helped people out the door and then some early they started cutting the fence down in the field where everybody was coming down. they cut the fence down and everybody walked over tons of paramedics, policemen firemen. all the people in the train were trying to help each other out. it was a good feeling that we were all trying to help each other out. i couldn't pasta one train perp

everyone, please say hello to jeremy gara joining us this week.ppy to have you here. [ cheers and applause ] jeremy, the drummer for one of my favorite bands, arcade fire. and i'm so sorry for making a canadian tuxedo joke on your first day here. >> i can take it. i can't take it. >> seth: you forgive me? >> yep. we're good. >> seth: thank you. so much cooler than fred. fred would not have forgiven me. fred is actually in iceland right now. i was in iceland this week working on a tv show that fred, bill hader and i are doing for ifc. very excited about that. and, hopefully, fred will be back soon if iceland agrees to extradition papers. [ laughter ] you guys, with the 2016 election, only 81 weeks away, things are really heating up. oh, wait, no, it's not hot at all. oh well, that didn't stop 19 potential gop candidates from making their way to a conference sponsored by the new hampshire republican party. 19 candidates. that's one for every month until the election. for a quick rundown of how the gop field faired in the first in the nation primary

as promised, joining me now, jeremy shaft. i want to say, kudos for just phenomenal reporting on the story, you've been doing it for years, the e-60 story is fantastic. let's start with a basic question, this gets to the heart of it, we were talking today like what is fifa, in a legal sense. what is this entity, a corporation, is it a nonprofit, a global club? what is it? >> it is a nonprofit, it is registered as such in switzerland along with 65 other international sports organizations, chris, and local organizations and regional organizations in switzerland. one of the problems here is that the swiss system does not allow for vigorous oversight of organizations such as fifa, when we were recently in the swiss capitol to conduct interviews for our show on fifa. we spoke to a swiss parliamentarian, who is working for change. he wants fifa to have his designation switched from a nonprofit, that enjoys the same kind of lack of oversight as a yodeling organization to something more befitting a global billion dollar boheimeth whic

jeremy piven on twitter claiming he and his fellow passengers being held hostage on the tarmac. lip sync extravaganzas. we are throwing a mother's day party today, sunday may 10th 2015. >> from nbc news, this is "today." with lester holt and erica hill. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" everybody on this sunday morning. happy mother's day. i'm erica hill. >> ladies happy mother's day to all of you. happy mother's day to my wife at home my mother, my sister. i could go on and on. we've got a special morning planned. >> we do. we're excited about it. we're going to be hearing a lot about that song. if it's stuck in your head all day, i'm sorry. but it's a good one. enjoy. >>> we do want to start off with breaking news out of mississippi where two police officers were gunned down in the middle of the street overnight. >> good morning. police say the two men responsible are in custody. this morning a community is reeling as two offers are dead. benjamin deen and liquorri tate were shot dead. at least one of the suspects took off in the officer's patrol

jeremy, we were just talking with lisa about the markets expecting earlier rate hikes. what is the danger of the fed hiking? foremost, a and june rate hike is unlikely. however, it is not priced in at all. one thing we have to consider it , if everyone is focused on the fact that the loss of the hiking will be very low, meaning the slope will be very gradual. makes the second derivative assumption that the bond markets actually care of the fact it will be gradual. i'm not so convinced that once we don't star hiking that people just automatically shoot out to the roast -- worst-case scenario. interesting point. home depot talked about what the impact would be on a fed rate hike on their conference call today. here is what they said. analysis would suggest that insist treats could rise 200 basis points and the affordability index would still be north of 100%. even in the face of potentially higher rates, we don't see any near-term pressure on our business. interpretation: whatever. [laughter] they have to say that. from a certain perspective they are right. from the consu

actor jeremy piven lashing out on twitter claiming he and his fellow air passengers were all being held hostage. a seven-hour nightmare on the tarmac and at the airport. >>> and celebrating all our mamas. from happy reunions to lip-synch extravaganzas to pampering on our plaza. we're throwing a mother's day party to remember today, sunday may 10th, 2015. >>> welcome to "today," everybody, on this sunday morning. happy mother's day. i'm erica hill. >> i'm willie geist in for lester holt alongside sheinelle jones and dylan dreyer. ladies happy mother's day to all of you. happy mother's day to my mother my wife my sister. i could go on and on. >> all the moms. >> we've got a special morning planned. >> we're excited about it. you're going to hear a lot more of that song. a source of obsession around here lately. >> you introduced us to the song. >> yes. if it's stuck in your head all day i'm sorry about that. we have a lot to get to. we want to start off with a very serious story that's breaking news out of mississippi where two police officers were gunned down in the middle of the street

he'll replace jeremy maclin who kelly said could only play on the outside.e twitter world is talking about the eagles first round pick. and who better to talk about wide receiver than his former quarterback, matt barkley. it was his teammate at southern cal. parkly says philadelphia is going to love this guy and he no, sir. he's thrown him the football. also, jordan matthews, remember, he was picked in the second round last year by chip kelly. kelly went out of his way actually yesterday to compare the work ethic of matthews and agholor, saying some of the harders workers he knows then albert from the nfl network interesting take here, agholor the eighth packed 12th player selected by chip kelly in, 50% of the players he has selected have come out of the conference that he was teaching in prior to coming to philadelphia. and agholor might be one of those guys that he remembers well, during his freshman season, toast to the ducks for 162 receiving yards. >> that's skills. wow, all right. thank you jp, appreciate. >> sport radio 94wip is broadcasting live down

. >> any other questions seeing none, i'll open up for public comment on item 7 week welcome back jeremy. >> thank you, jeremy legislative aide to commissioner avalos and speaking to the conco proposal i brought along a copy of the proposal in supporting statement is it fair to say submitted by the user u unitarian congregations a member of the crr i find it troubling that the staff report doesn't say this is stated by the crr in support of their goal of protecting the assets against the risk of sustained assets and also concerned it appears the proxy the stakeholder meeting was on thursday, may 14, 2015, so your chance has passed already and cough of responses to the i ss comments they say that they believe the $65 barrel price is over the per scrip it is bans the the s&p 500 for the effects of oil of the carbon constraint environmentalist on oil prices the basic they're saying you shouldn't be tying contemplation to level of reserves and they point to conco increasing their assets as projected by 232 percent from 2016-2017 they're more expensive and less likely to be stranded as oil pr

i never did that, sir. >> that's it. >>> my name is jeremy blanchard.ving a 195-year sentence for three counts of murder. this is my personal time to say once again to my family that i'm truly sorry. and it's a -- if i could change the fact that i put you through so much turmoil and heartache, i would. >> jeremy blanchard might regret that his parents and young son have suffered through the emotional turmoil of losing him to prison, but when it comes to the horrifying triple murder that brought him to wabash and earned him the moniker "kokomo slayer," he's less regretful. >> would i say that i would not do it again? i honestly cannot tell you that. >> blanchard stabbed his former girlfriend, her mother and her mother's boyfriend multiple times with a butcher's knife. he committed the murders in the belief that his ex-girlfriend had aborted their baby. >> i used a knife because it's more intimate. i wanted to make them feel like the way i felt. i seen it like, she done something to me, so therefore, i'm going to do something ten fold to her. i'm a man of

jeremy wladis thank you for your time.re so happy again that you're safe. >> thank you. >>> ahead, how a new technology could have prevented the crash. it's on some trains already. why not this one? also new concerns about our infrastructure. will the disaster lead to change in washington? >>> and remembering the victims. many on their way home when tragedy hit. ♪ ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small businesses every day through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant recipients are achieving amazing things. carving a name for myself and creating local jobs. creating more programs for these little bookworms. bringing a taste of louisiana to the world. at chase, we're proud to support our grant recipients and small businesses like yours. so you can take the next big step. we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore.

jeremy joins me now by phone.en you saw the crash itself, what your first impressions were? >> yeah high and i -- hi andrea good afternoon. i really saw a blue light, reminiscent of a transformer blowing, followed by another blue light. at that point about two minutes later fire trucks and police started driving very quickly on frankford avenue past the scene, and about five minutes later they came back and cordoned off the area right in front of my house and that was a main triage area. passengers started coming off the area right up my road about ten minutes after the first blue flash of light, and as they came off, they progressed to get worse and worse. the first wave of people were just talking and carrying their luggage like they had just gotten off their stop and then the next wave of people were covered in soot dirty, just debris, you know all over them and then the next wave. there was then casualties that started to roll out. people covered in blood and people carrying each other with their arms over the

there's no jeremy maclin on the team. he's a guy who can also return punts and kicks very happy. so is his family to play for chip kelly. now, as for mayor yot a. kelly said the conversations with tennessee never even got serious. because the asking price was so high. he said it's kind of like when you drive in a fancy neighborhood you see this beautiful house you want to buy but don't go inside because the price is too steep. that's what it was like. we'll have more coming up tonight on eagles draft breakdown and "action news" sports special right after this program "action news" at 11. we'll have more coming up later in sports. you'll hear from coach kelly happy with agholor and not terribly surprised he was not able to move up to to get marcus mariota. >> thank you jamie. >>> philadelphia's iconic love park is getting redesign. plans for 15 million makeover were unveiled tonight as you can see the park will boost much more greenery. grass lawns and flowers. officials say that was a top request from the public. the fountain pool will be removed and water jet will return. famous