jim: yeah, out of the gun. three wides. charles. jim: the ball is out!t is picked up by the broncos! it is in the end zone for an unbelievable touchdown! a flag is out at the line of scrimmage. darian stewart knocked it out of charles' hands. referee: there was no flag on the play. no foul. the ruling on the field was a fumble, recovered by denver. tony:. jim: oh, my goodness. the man who saved the game last sunday, stewart, the former raven, knocked it loose and the number one pick a year ago for the broncos scooped it up and took it to the house. no question it's out. oh, it was marshall. there was stewart that made the contact but it's marshall who reaches around and just pops it out. charles' second fumble lost tonight. phil: this will be a training reel for all teams. you know, instead of just -- you say well, let's just run it in case, whatever. the chances of something happening there is so slim but that's what can happen to you, instead of just kneeling on the football. jim: a training reel and a train wreck is what we've just watched. phil: yeah

what a play by eli manning. >> jim: how about that?retty cool when you have marv albert calling your flag football game. >> phil: looks like him now. the movement. put on a lot of weight. the legs, the motion. crowder stepping out after picking up 11 and a first. >> phil: say earlier in this drive when kirk cousins, last year he was in this situation, the game is over he threw a couple really needless interceptions. this is good. whatever you want to say. it's a little bit of something positive drive this football down the field take advantage get it in the end zone. just more reps, more experience for a young quarterback. >> jim: from the giants 11. thompson fumbles out of bounds but it's a catch at the four. cousins with the last word to tom sop sends him out wide to the left. pick up first at the one. thompson and it's a touchdown for washington. chris thompson. >> phil: thompson has done a good job being outside and catching passes tonight. >> jim: looked like lance dunbar of the dallas cowboys, six catches, 44 yards and the redski

what a play by eli manning. >> jim: how about that?retty cool when you have marv albert calling your flag football game. >> phil: looks like him now. the movement. put on a lot of weight. the legs, the motion. crowder stepping out after picking up 11 and a first. >> phil: say earlier in this drive when kirk cousins, last year he was in this situation, the game is over he threw a couple really needless interceptions. this is good. whatever you want to say. it's a little bit of something positive drive this football down the field take advantage get it in the end zone. just more reps, more experience for a young quarterback. >> jim: from the giants 11. thompson fumbles out of bounds but it's a catch at the four. cousins with the last word to tom sop sends him out wide to the left. pick up first at the one. thompson and it's a touchdown for washington. chris thompson. >> phil: thompson has done a good job being outside and catching passes tonight. >> jim: looked like lance dunbar of the dallas cowboys, six catches, 44 yards and the redski

jim: yeah, out of the gun. three wides. charles. jim: the ball is out! it is picked up by the broncos! it is in the end zone for an unbelievable touchdown! a flag is out at the line of scrimmage. darian stewart knocked it out of charles' hands. referee: there was no flag on the play. no foul. the ruling on the field was a fumble, recovered by denver. tony:. jim: oh, my goodness. the man who saved the game last sunday, stewart, the former number one pick a year ago for the broncos scooped it up and took it to the house. no question it's out. oh, it was marshall. there was stewart that made the contact but it's marshall who reaches around and just pops it out. charles' second fumble lost tonight. phil: this will be a training reel for all teams. you know, instead of just -- you say well, let's just run it in case, whatever. the chances of something happening there is so slim but that's what can happen to you, instead of just kneeling on the football. jim: a training reel and a train wreck is what we've just watched. phil: yeah, you're right. you never -- w

jim: and they have a flag for that. phil: he launched himself. jim: and that's not legal. there's a flag on the field for it. phil: but they caught the broncos in a blitz on knile davis's touchdown run. referee: unsportsmanlike conduct, number 30, denver. a 15-yard penalty will be enforced on the kickoff. jim: let's bring in mike carey and mike, take us through this mike: you watch on the punt. the number 30 tries to jump over but lands on players. that's a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct. jim: actually, he didn't launch off of anyone. he actually leaped right over the snapper. mike: he tried to go over but got his legs caught on top of the snapper. jim: and that rule is being really emphasized now to try to cut down on injuries. mike: correct. that's one of those safety rooms and very good for the careers of the players. jim: that means the chiefs will be kicking off from the 50. they mark off the 15 yards. phil: i always think -- first off, what a drive by the chiefs to get a touchdown. they beat the blitz twice. once with the pass, once with the run. most coaches say to

pass interference. >> jim: come on, friend. can't really to believe that he tom coughlin, shaking his head. fourth and 14. >> jim: first down from the 34. looking for pierre on that one. come up next, the postgame show. interviews and analysis of the night's game. lot of heavy hearts in the new york area with the news just yesterday of passing of yogi berra who had all those many quotes we'll never forget. one is, it ain't over until it's over. >> phil: it's getting pretty close here. cousins throws that one out of bounds. and the two of us had good fortune of having many occasions with this beautiful man. this incredible human being. played in golf tournaments he had. you and i were talking about him last night we were having some good memories of the things he said, he was the best -- see the highlights. amazing how he hits. over his head. >> jim: across the river. the empire state building honoring yogi in pinstripes. yogi born the year that the giants organization were born back in 1925. another fourth down situation >> phi

back to you jim. >> back to you jim. >> thank you rick and monica. head to sharrie williams live at eakins oval. sharrie, you have a front row seat for all that will take place there this week. >> reporter: yeah, jim, a front row seat including a glimpse into what we can expect this weekend. take a look at what's happening on the stage. we know that actor producer mark wahlberg is on the stage right now. he's in the middle of a walk through for this weekend's festivities. he's a part of those and what you're hearing right now is actually a sound check for the musical group the fray. of course they are performing this weekend as we know. but we want to give you a look into where we will be all weekend. this is such a historic moment that the 6abc studios are on the road so to speak so this is our eakins oval studio. brian taff and i will be here all day saturday, all day sunday being joined by guests to help with the coverage and show you every moment when the pope is on the parkway. of course you know that will be a large part of his itinerary. so we

jim brush... >> jeff!> and his girlfriend, alison sloat, bought the company, recipes and all, over ten years ago for just $1,200, and have grown the business from selling pies on the side of the road to having their key lime pie named the nation's best pie by the american pie counsel. even though they generate $1.4 million in sales, they have yet to turn a profit. >> we really are a victim of our own success right now. damn it, i'm tired of this! >> and they've stretched their resources over multiple locations, including a shipping facility that's not making any money. >> today, i'm losing $1,000 by not being able to deliver pies. i can't do this every week. >> jim and alison have a staff of employees that are beyond dedicated. >> order it today, 'cause we need to get it into stores, 'cause we're very low on that [bleep]. >> i know, i know. >> with increasing debt and mounting losses... >> there's, like, three weeks of outstanding bills here. you owe 2,400 bucks. >> key west key lime pie company is facing

jim? >> no question. of course, the comment began with a statement that muslims are a problem in america. what are other republican candidates saying or not saying about trump today as well? >> reporter: well, it's really interesting. this is all the buzz here at this conference. full of many republican candidates who made the trek out here to mackinaw island. and it really goes down the middle. there's a group of candidates who are really chastising donald trump, saying that it should take -- a good leader should really interject and correct the record. chris christie saying that, senator lindsey graham saying that. but there are some other people who really want to stay away from this. really tiptoeing around this, making sure not to condemn donald trump. i want to play for you a little bit of what senator ted cruz told us moments ago. >> i think the focus should be on substance. but let me say, i'm very glad donald trump is in this election. i like donald trump. there are other candidat

jim? >> we had some of the republican candidates, christie and graham criticized crump, santorum support him yesterday. what are the other candidates saying about this today and trump finally commenting on this. >> it's interesting, we're here on mackinaw island where a lot of the republican kands are showing up. you just heard from senator cruz, and he didn't make reference to that. we also know that he really didn't make sure to condemn donald trump when he was asked about this in south carolina yesterday. so interesting that some like senator cruz and like rick santorum, are coming a bit to his defense, saying that this is the media swirling up controversy, but we are, of course, hearing from many other republican candidates. chris christie, lindsey graham, who are calling this really almost a test of leadership that someone should make sure to correct the record, holding up that now-famous example of john mccain in 2008, he was really caught in the same sort of situation. he corrected

i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow.tonight on "the profit," i visit swansons fish market, a multi-generational landmark located in fairfield, connecticut. is it always this busy? gary: yeah. lemonis: but after a tragic fire, these owners are struggling to keep their heads above water. how are you surviving? gary: we'll take money out of the deposits. i'm put against the wall. lemonis: and morale is at an all-time low. larissa: i've just been through a lot trying to help everyone, and i just don't know how much more i can deal with. lemonis: if i can't throw them a line, this historic institution may close forever. gary: it's the only hobby i really have. sue: it's ridiculous! lemonis: my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you don't like money, don't follow my process. i make the tough decisions. we're closing the store, we're done,

jim is still with us, as well.rst, you for that conversation with brian fowler, the first question you have a series of goals for this morning. the question would be, can he complete this term? is this a slow burning, or will the political crisis, around? crisis is slightly a strong word for me. i think mr. abe has a standing, i believe with your tokyo report that he has wasted and spent some capital on a very contentious issue. the point is now here is to get back to get this back on the economy. he can still do it, i'm quite excited about this signal of having a nominal gdp target. i think it should be japanese policy. i hope the central bank takes and adopts-- cue this target. let's see what happens. i remain confident at this stage. jonathan: just to follow-up up, a nominal gdp target may be better than an inflation target, but why does that mean they can hit it? target -- inflation it consists of many unknown and movable parts which is why they are missing it. was launchedcy you had as ago, complete the differ

smr jim, i have two questions. my first question for sui about hillary clinton's recent proposal at the biotech. what's your take on that? then my second question is on horizon pharma. given the recent downturn in the biotech sector, don't you think this stock is still a good fundamental buy? >> horizon of late has raised the price of certain scruggs and they know they can call get away with it, meaning the market can pay the price. i don't think hillary clinton will be that successful overall in trying to curtail drug pricing if she becomes president. but it is a big publicity, let's say, negative and it can, it's got a headline risk is the way i describe it. horizon has more headline rick than any of the other drug companies i follow. ki go to brian in nevada, please, brian. >> hi, jim, i want to secure your perspective on the valuation of super value. with or without the potential spin-off of save a lot stores. >> you know, we have looked at this, jack moore and i the research director of my charitable trust. we

jim? >> he doesn't challenge the question about obama. he also didn't challenge the more general swipe at muslims in general from the questioner, who seemed to say that muslims were -- are a threat to the country. thank you so much, sunland, for joining us. i want to talk about this more with caylen mcnanny, the founder of real conservative.com. we've come to expect this behavior from donald trump. do you think this could be a moment that could damage his polling? >> i don't think so. donald trump was silent in response to the questioner, as donald trump rightfully pointed out on his twitter account, he had no obligation to defend the president. if the president wants to come out and defend himself, he can do that. but donald trump was staying away from an issue, if anything. you know, the question certainly had some racist and nativist undertones, so why would donald trump mire himself in a discussion of this matter? instead, he laughed, he looked away, kind of dismissively gave an answer

is this jim. >> this is jim. >> caller: hi. jim. i'm calling about new york mortgage. >> that big yield -- it is a red flag. why is it a red flag? quite simply because it is not sustainable. i want to stay away from that. susan in new york. susan? >> caller: hi, mr. cramer. how are you. >> all right. how are you? >> caller: very well, thank you. the stock i'm thinking about asking you is nrg energy. >> yeah, down 44%. it turns out what we want from utility is steady growth and a good dividend. not some sort of real wild kind of stuff. even though david crane is not a wild kind of stuff guy, that company is perceived as not being a steady grower with a good dividend. so now it fields 3.9 with a decent dividend. to dan in wisconsin. dan? >> caller: jim. when i watch "mad money," i learn something. >> thank you. i try to teach. what is happening. >> i'm been watching jenna morgan and i want your opinion on this one. >> there has been big selling in the pipeline space. i have to tell you if you look at energy transfer partners today whi

and much sadness for jim and katrina. >> our thoughts go to jim and katrina's family. we'll bring you more details as they develop. >>> right now real housewife gets forced to hang up her dancing shoes. she wants to get back on the ballroom floor despite suffering a small stroke. our website reporter was backstage for all the dancing drama. >> i don't know if i can dance >> the producers tried everything they could keep us in the competition. >> i had a blood clot which caused a mini stroke, tia. and then i ended up being in the hospital for three days. i've not had time to even think about dancing. >> kim says doctors orders prevented her from flying from atlanta to compete with her partner tony. so she was forced to withdraw. >> the truth is, she did suffer a stroke. this is what you have to put things in perspective. health and family are number one thing. she has six kids and a husban to think about. let's face it this is a dance show. >> we're going to miss her. >> i said to kim, i sent her a tweet. i said, kim, have faith. because faith stands for this, faith sta

jim? >> thanks, matt. >>> for pope francis this was a long day packed with major events in new york city. "action news" reporter eva pilgrim is there and has details. >> reporter: new york city has been a buzz over the pope, crowds have people clamerd to see him. tonight he celebrated mass to a jammed packed madison square garden. new york once again turnout big. >> i'm here to see the pope. >> reporter: people got to madison square garden early to celebrate mass, lines stretched more than ten city blocks as people wait todd get in. >> 12:45. >> reporter: 12:45. >> yep. >> reporter: mass wrapped up a busy day for the pope. he started the day addressing the the general assembly of the united nations and then an emotional visit to the 9/11 memorial willing before to go a local catholic school where he showed his lighter side having pun with the students. after that it was parade time more than 80,000 people cheered as pope mobile was in central park. along 34th street people crowded by barri

jim? >> thanks, so much, matt. >>> while much of the pope's visit was marked by moments of joy, the who will your father did not shy away from difficult topics. this morning, he revealed that he had met with victim of clergy, clergy sex abuse. after that meeting he issued very strong word to the bishops. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn has details. >> reporter: pope francis ceremonial walk down the logia on his last day in philadelphia and the u.s. he stopped briefly at end of the the hall to speak with the young seminarians. while hundreds of the priests, bishops and members of the seminary shared sentiments in the center this morning pope francis began the speech addressing a life altering issues for thousands within the the catholic church, the priest sexual abuse scandal. >> people who have had the responsibility to take care of these tender ones violated that trust, and caused great pain. >> reporter: the pontiff met with five victims of the sexual abuse, three women and two men w

>> high there, jim.h pat, doing great, like you we've got great view of the papal stage as you said will play host to the festival of families later today, seem where ever this pope goes he draws a crowd, a n this place to different being take a look at this hour where we're seeing, the gates have been open, people, those lucky enough with ticket are now inside. again, anticipating tonight's performances, it will be an impressive line up, of performers annuitant ers, there don't tape also educate, we have aretha franklin, jim gaff began, so, just a line-up hereof a list celebrities will essentially be upstaged by this man, message of humility, may be more popular than any entertainer i can think of. i was out mixing, mink link with the crowd, spoke to group from st. agnes church in west chester, chester county. who planned to spend the week it pope watching. here's what they had to say. >> from different beliefs, not only that he is a catholic, but i think he uni nice people from the friend, you know, in

new photos of jim on the night they reportedly split. this is jim thursday night at a party. a source there tells "e.t." he was definitely acting single, making eye contact with several women including our source. after which he abruptly left. that was the same night cathriona posted her final tweet signing off of twitter. outside her house today where her body was found monday night, there were no flowers or memorials, just the coroner's seal still on the door. but this statement came from white's family, quote, cathriona was a shining light in our lives who was loved deeply by entire family. we will miss her terribly. sadly, in the months leading up to her death, cathriona and jim had been posting joyful pics of themselves like this on september 1st where jim said your true self is unfathomably immense. but one report claims that cathriona had battled depression for most of her life and that's one way she and jim connected. jim has admitted that he suffered from depression, at one point taking prozac to treat it. >> i think prozac and things like that are very valuable to p

like hungary, austria is considered a transit country, jim.igrants don't really want to stay here but they have to get through here in order to get to germany. and in light of the crisis, germany has decided to relax its rules on asylum seekers. >> axelrod: charlie d'agata reporting from vienna tonight. charlie, thank you. how to handle the flood of migrants dominated the meeting of european unions foreign ministers in luxembourg today. here's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: hungary's foreign minister facing backlash for his country's handling of refugees was critical of the european union's midwraigz policy. policy. >> reporter: under the current migration plan, countries are not required to meet refugee quotas. instead, they're relying on an honor system of sort. european union's federica mogherini called on country to do their part in providing shelter for refugees. >> this is not something that is affecting or is going to affect one or the other member states, but all of us. >> reporter: among the countries prepared to take in more people

how about jim in delaware. jim? jim? >> caller: hello. >> jim, it's cramer. >> caller: hi, jim.nks for taking my call. you seem a lot more relaxed out west than back east. >> i'm very relaxed. i'm chill. people say i'm chill. >> caller: you smile more out there, jim. >> it's a happy place. >> caller: my question's on p.o.n. the merge didn't go through with exelon. the stock dropped around $5, now it's hanging around $23. you think it's a good buy? >> i don't think it's a good buy. that was a disaster, i have to admit. i think it's okay. i'm a dominion guy from way back. we're not done. i am in a happy place and i'm chill. let's go the mike in north carolina. mike? mike, bring it. you know what? forget mike. let's go to cory in new jersey. cory? >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for taking my call. i want to talk to you about gero corporation. >> let's add r-e-g and make it regeneron and you make me a buyer. that's the conclusion of the lightning round. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. thi

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we're up 9.5, now 7.5, i'm getting concerned, jim. >> that is a great segway, jim, but the dream force conference continues after a day of heavy hitters. last night on mad money, i told jim he is optimistic. >> if you want to connect with customers in a new way you come to salesforce. we have climbed through hundreds of thousands of software companies from 16 years ago to become what will be fourth largest in the world and we're still growing at an incredible rate. >> like you say, jim, beware of missing a dip that will look like nothing for a few years ago. >> when we first had oracle on, it was at $5. he saw that people are beginning to hire sales people again. maybe the fed does have to tighten. they're hiring sales people like mad worldwide. but i thought what was most interesting about what mark was talking about is he is not talking cloud. he is not. he is talking software. he got away from what i regard as this limitation of the cloud. she going social, mobile, artificial intelligence, and big data. and he is distinguishing himself from oracle. larry ellison and everyone that ca

jim nantz, phil simms what a finish. jim: no question. we're still trying to get our mind ooverpbled this one. you look at these two teams, off to green bay for kansas city on a monday night. the broncos travel to detroit for their next game. how do they both move forward? phil: i think the broncos move forward with great confidence. kurt warner was right, it was all over the place but as peyton manning warmed up, they did what he did last year, they gave him all those plays. the double moves, a lot of variety. we saw the peyton manning of old. i said to you, i think the most interesting thing after the game is what are the broncos going to do? do you just go what are we thinking? let's go with this because their defensive -- defense is tremendous. and he wore out the defense. jim: leave to believe that the broncos would start to look more like a gary kubiak-type offense starting tonight with peyton under center, more of an emphasis on the run game, less passing. now what do they do? phil: there are a lot of analogieses i can make there.

jim. >> you can feel it, dann.art of many vips in town for the papal visit the mayor of rome who in fact was once a surgeon in philadelphia ignasio marina spoke at temple tonight and took time to speak with us. >> he's been helping city of philadelphia get ready to the pope and protecting the pope is a challenge but he's possible it will be a success. >> a special mass tonight for philippino american community and the service took place at our lady hope parish in the logan section of city earlier this year pope francis visited philippines home to asia large eingts coffee. taken was in that spirit that this pass was celebrated tonight. a mass and reception honoring the lives of persons with disabilities took place at the cin of st. john newman in northern liberties. . our papal weekend coverage will include digital updates live from the newsroom and we'll have traffic, weather and papal news every half hour starting 9 a.m. saturday and sunday. you can watch our live papal visit digital updates on 6ab 6abc.com and 6a

i'm jim axelrod. on this 14th anniversary of 9/11, americans once again relied on the ritual of grief and remembrance that have taken roots. they mark the attacks that killed 2,977 people. >> my son, anthony. tempesta, who we miss every day. i'm sorry. >> reporter: at ground zero in lower manhattan, mothers and fathers remembered their children lost in the towers. >> joseph flounders. >> axelrod: the reading of the names of those killed in the attacks, underscored by moments of silence at 8:46 and 9:03, when the planes struck the towers. president and mrs. obama marked the moment at the white house, while at the pentagon, defense secretary ashton carter spoke of strength and resilience. >> terroristed who hope to intimidate us will find no satisfaction and no success in threatening the united states. >> axelrod: those were the themes in shanksville pennsylanvia, as well, why united flight 93 crashed, killing 33 passengers and seven crew members. not all the victims of 9/11 died on 9/11. many who worke

>> yes, jim. think the key here is we have used a thousand dollar gold price long-term to allocate our capital. so we've introduced sa discipline to make sure that our business performs at any reasonably foreseeable long-term goal price. that's what separated us from the rest of the group. we know we've never impaired, we don't have debt. we are positive in cash flow and, you know, those are all the ingredients that culminate in a profitable business. >> i think a lot of people don't understand you are actually able to get that current gold projectiles for what you bring up. i.it's literally, when i look at the price you get for gold, it's the one i see on my screen? >> exactly. we get that. >> so how is it that the other guys seem to get less when they take it out? is they're somehow hedged and it's a mistaken hedge? >> yes, i think there is right now, there are a lot of gold companies trying to survive. rather than trying to be profitable. with that comes, you know, the necessity to capture all

i'm jim axelrod. and we begin tonight with some breaking news. on this eve of another september 11, federal officials say they have broken up a plot for a terror attack. the target-- a 9/11 memorial event in kansas city. homeland security correspond jeff pegues has the latest on the arrest of a florida man and what he was allegedly planning. jeff. >> reporter: jim, investigators say the target was an annual event called the kansas city stair climb which was set to take place on sunday and was in honor of the 9/11 attacks. according to investigators, 20-year-old joas goldberg was on line recruiting people to carry out attacks. he had been under surveillance for weeks and was unaware he was actually talking to an informant. in one monitored conversation gold berlg told the informant to build a pressure cooker bomb much lieb the ones used in the boston marathon bombing and he instructed the informant to, "put as much sharp stuff" as you can in there. the two discussed targets but a bomb was never built. law enforcement initially thought goldberg was

hi, jim. >> hi, doreen and jim. one thing you can say about this pope. he knows how to move. this man gets around and he is waiting to get off of the marine helicopter right now at the wall street heliport. let's take a look at that live picture right you in. he cut his sun seat tour short and he got a good look at the statue of liberty down by the southern tip there of wall street, of manhattan and he is -- i'm looking to see if he's getting off the helicopter and he hasn't yet. he had two advance helicopters land before him with all of his support team from the vatican with him there. the real story today before his arrival has been security. 6,000 additional police officers, the biggest challenge in the history of nypd, 24,500 barriers around city streets and intersections around manhattan, 1200 traffic cones, 37 miles of barriers, 43 sand trucks just in central park. one thing they don't want here is the typical gridlock that manhattanites are used to every day of their lives. timothy dolan who will be greeting him at the wall street heliport spoke with him today about ho

i need to go to jim in connecticut. jim? >> caller: hi, jim. i'm calling about united technologies, symbol utx. they're down about 25% from its high. i know they're planning on buying about a billion dollars back after the sale of sikorsky. what i don't know is what the future holds for united technologies. i hope you can help me with that. >> united technologies is a great american company and has a long tradition of doing the right thing. but i have to tell you, a lot isn't united technologies' fault. it's viewed with china. otis sells a lot of elevators. but no matter who is in that group, they're all being hurt, including utx. bill in florida, bill? >> caller: yes. >> you're up, bill. >> caller: yes, this is bill from st. augustine. it's 450 booyahs to you, jim, because we're celebrating our 450 years in st. augustine this week. >> oldest city and i love it. i've been there. i'd like to say i played golf but i went to the beach. what's going on? >> caller: not too much, not too much. the king and queen of spain should be here but they're ke

jim. >> pelley: displim marlie, thank you. the kennebunkport has released classified briefings on events that shook the white house in the 1960s. that's coming up. released 19,000 pages of classified briefings of what took place in the darkest days of 1960. bill plante tells us what those documents reveal. >> reporter: it was president kennedy, angered by bad intelligence on the disastrous attempted invasion of cuba's bay of pigs, who first asked for a daily rundown of the latest top secret intelligence. kennebunkport director john brennan: >> they called it the pickle short for the president's intelligence checklist. >> reporter: the first version in 1961 was written to fit in the president's breast pocket and stamped, "top secret." the following years after the soaves pulled back their missiles in cuba, the kennebunkport said: and they noted fidel castro's displeasure. three days after president kennedy was assassinated, the daily briefing confirmed that lee harvey oswald had been in mexico. he was trying, we are told, to ar

jim?> thank you, walter. >>> the authorities in montgomery county say the victim of a deadly home invasion was targeted. 53 year old kevin brown died after being shot in the neck by intruders last night. it happened in his home on the 2300 block. and brown and his wife jumped from a second-floor window to escape but brown died at the hospital. police say they have leads and the family is cooperating. >>> the philadelphia police are investigating the death of a 13-year-old boy killed by a forklift. ethan shoemaker and several went to the newman paper company in wissinoming and they started driving forklifts for fun and there was a collision. ethan died at the scene. his family said the property should have been better secured. the company released a statement today offering its condolences. >>> word tonight, a seemingly innocent mistake ended with tragic consequences. a 43-year-old man got into the wrong car in northeast philadelphia gas station on saturday and was shot to death by the driv

and, jim, there are already warning signs. the united nations nuclear watchdog agency says iran has provided incomplete answers about its past pursiewft a nuclear weapon. >> axelrod: major, thank you. hillary clinton, who hopes to be that next president, is trying to put an end to the e-mail controversy that's jeopardizing her chances. she's now done something she long refused to do-- apologize for using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: it took six months to get from this. >> i saw it as a matter of convenience, and it was allowed. >> reporter: to this ... >> that was' mistake. i'm sorry. that. i take responsibility. >> reporter: the course correction came after more defensive answers and half-apologies failed to put issue to rest and after a focus group in new hampshire reportedly revealed that clinton's e-mail troubles were drowning out her message. on tuesday, clinton tried dancing her cares away at a taping of "ellen," but the issue surfaced even there. >> i made a

>>> jim carrey's ex-girlfriend has taken her own life. alt new details again. >> we've been hit with a lightning bolt. jim carrey's first words about the tragic apparent suicide about his 30-year-old girlfriend katrina white found dead here in her los angeles home only four days after she and jim broke up for the second time. this was the couple jus this may after they rekindled the romance they called off a couple of years ago. spotted outside the ed sullivan theater, she was jim's date as he appeared on letterman's final show. this was white's eerie tweet, signing off, twitter. i hope i have been a light to my nearest and dearest to you all. her friends reportedly checked in on her and found pills near her body, a suicide note addressed to carrey also said to be on the scene. beyond the may trip to new york, they were back in the big apple a week before their breakup, white taking this picture of carrey. the irish beauty even posting this sexy snapshot days ago saying she wanted to start a new fitness routine. "extra" uncovering lost vi

hi, jim. >> hi, doreen and jim. one thing you can say about this pope. he knows how to move.his man gets around and he is waiting to get off of the marine helicopter right now at the wall street heliport. let's take a look at that live picture right you in. he cut his sun seat tour short and he got a good look at the statue of liberty down by the southern tip there of wall street, of manhattan and he is -- i'm looking to see if he's getting off the helicopter and he hasn't yet. he had two advance helicopters land before him with all of

tuesday night, jim is off and i'm brian taff.ry on "action news" is the arrival of pope francis. tomorrow he will be in washington, and then off to new york city. and then it all wraps up right here. we have team coverage tonight. dann cuellar with more on the crowds already arriving in philadelphia. and annie mccormick with details on the late ess esst round of t. and rick williams and monica malpass spent the day in washington. >> good evening from washington, d.c. we are at catholic university where they are preparing for much-anticipated papal mass tomorrow. >> as many as 25,000 of the faithful are expected to attend. this is his 10th foreign visit, but the first to the u.s. and longest to date. and he touched down at joint base andrews where he was greeted by the official first family. the official greeting at the white house home. and sister mary scullion will be on the lawn for work with homeless and hunger. >> and i hope he speaks to the fact we need to be a culture of inclusion and diversity and it is encouraging and ins

jim. >> chanthank you chad.e'll return to monica malpass and rick williams in our parkway studio. >> we're here with father james martin from our area originally. whitemarsh, high school born down the road at hahnemann hospital and living in new york. welcome father. >> great to be back home. >> what are your thoughts and impressions so far of this amazing historical trip. >> him coming to my hometown i think is really exciting and i think philadelphians are so happy to be here. i've been walking through the streets and getting a sense of the energy. i was here in 1979 for pope john paul's visit claw exciting but i think there's even more excitement now. he's a world international figure. people love the guy and i think as we saw at the airport he has that human touch. >> now, when he speaks at independence mall in just a short time from now he's going to be touching on immigration, religious freedom. this is not a pope that shies away from the tough issues. >> his message is the gospel. if that has political ov

for scott pelley, i'm jim axelrod. good night.tioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> bay area jail becomes a crime scene. new at 6:00, our first look inside after the alleged murders of an unmate by deputies. >> no ac on some buses. how ac transit who gets to ride in comfort and who has to sweat it out. >> thousands people helping kick off the nfl season in san francisco as we countdown to super bowl 50. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. as san francisco transforms itself into super bowl city a lot of people want to know where will all the homeless go? the city wants them out. kpix 5's mike sugerman found out the feds may have something to say about that. mike. >> reporter: well, veronica, boise, idaho passed a law that says it's illegal to sleep outside on city streets. the federal government says no, it's not. it asked a federal judge to overturn that law. it sounded like what san francisco plans to do during the super bowl. so we went to find out. last month ed lee told phil lee the homeless wouldn't