former nfl star jim kelly surprises his hometown with a commemorative golden football. >>> stay witha moment. with a 100% electric nissan leaf... what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm liza battalones with your "kcbs traffic." san jose drivers have been sitting in delays and accidents south 880 before 101. and this crash right here still out there northbound 242. you're going to see this in concord on the approach to the highway 4 turnoff. at least one lane shut down there. the richmond/san rafael bridge, westbound traffic is very slow. an earlier accident cleared from just beyond the toll plaza. it's still going to be backed up all the way across the bridge heading in a marin county. and over at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are still on. it's backed up into the maze. roberta. >>> the view this morning from could the tower and telegraph hill is spectacular. blue skies, unlimited visibili

. >> gary: he's got that jim kelly toughness. >> verne: he does. i agree. >> verne: second down, three. >> gary: got that kelly brother d.n.a. running through him. >> verne: jeter. >> verne: clock will start when they declare the ball ready for play. upon one more play. >> verne: tipped in the air. game over. >> verne: extended conversation. between hugh freeze -- >> gary: nobody more generous and friendly than les miles. >> verne: i agree. it's time now for the napa auto parts play of the game. the score was 24-17, and this is how ole miss and chad kelly responded. >> gary: what i said before. determination, talent and guts. a kelly trademark. >> verne: 38-17 the final. ole miss still with a chance. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from oxford. along with our crew in the booth and the kids at home. and the guys in the truck led by craig silver and steve milton. the ram post game show is next. by cbs sports division >> adam: i'm adam zucker. coming up on "the ram post-game coming up next. hi -- i need the new

millili >>> our high school honor roll series continues this morning g with hall of fame quarterback jim kelly who s snt his career th the buffalo bills. kelly lives with his wife and daughters outside of buffalo and he remains cancer-free after battling the disease. >> in the '90s, he led the bills to four straight super bowls. kelly recently brought a golden football to his hometown to celebrate super bowl 50. nfl films is capturing the journey. james brown, host of "the nfl today" on cbs, takes u uto rns city high schoololn pennsylvania. >> good. good. turn up. good job, guys. 6-0, right? >> correct. fame quarterback jim kelly breaking down film with a high school football team. >> a little bit too much but you always want to throw away from the db. how did the guys fade in and out maybe a little bit too much but not bad. >> reporter: hees comfortable among them. afteteall he is in his hometown with a golden football to give back. >> people always ask me why i'm from. i east said, east brady, pennsylvania and i'm proud to say that. it's located 65 miles southeast of pittsburgh. hard working

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jim kelly: keep in shape. we know we' re burning it off early. >> feel better about myself now. >> spend time with my family. t the only sport on the slate today. at gill stadium, the annual turkey bowl saw central high school playing city rival trinity. there was of course football on the gridiron, but this game is about so much more. marc cote: well, it' s especially special because my daughter used to be with the central high band, so we' ve been coming to games for years. now that she' s in college, we still like to keep coming and -- for the tradition i guess it is. cheryl brown: our son is home from connecticut and kind of alumni day. he' s a central grad so we' re here, families together and we' re here today. nathan bond: my kids playing in the game, and i graduated from central, and i remember coming here when i was a kid. brian lacerte: it' s thanksgiving with family. and these type of situations only happen once in a lifetime. andy: there are of course other races and football games in the state tod

it's democrat jim kelly against republican melissa murray bailey. 17 seats are on the ballot. three justices must be chosen to fill the state streak supreme court in montgomery county. voters will elect the district attorney. in new jersey the entire state assembly is opened. polls open at 6:00 a.m. in new jersey 7:00 a.m. in pennsylvania. they close in both states at 8:00 p.m. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams and the community of 70 will team up to make sure there is no fraud at polling locations today. dozens of assistant district attorneys and detectives will be available to respond to allegations of voter intimidation or any other issues. of course if you face a problem, you can contact the election fraud task force at (215)686-9641. and after you cast your vote turn to "action news" for up to the minute results. you can find them on 6abc.com and we will be tweeting them out throughout the night. join us for a complete coverage of the winners and losers on "action news" at 11:00. tam, back to you. >> all right, erin, make sure you get out there and make you

. >> sergeant major retired jim kelly, the president of the mff board. >> how is that counted for? dollar for dollar? these are taxpayers -- >> it's gee, i agree. boy, i tell you what, we're probably the most transparent is agency in the state records fox 25 investigates requested and obtained the foundation's annual reports to the state. in the past two years they've distributed more than $400,000 for heroes salutes, gold star grants scholarships and some veterans groups say they want an itemized breakdown of who's getting the money, how much and what is being done with the estimated $1 million in the fund right now. that's also what the state law just press clean and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, along edges and in corners. and with its powerful three-stage cleaning system roomba picks up pet hair, dust and debris for up to 2 hours, recharging itself when it needs to. which means your floors are always clean. . >>> talk of hiring a hitman and planting drugs, the new de

. >> sergeant major retired jim kelly, the president of the mff board. dollar for dollar? these are taxpayers -- boy, i tell you what, we're probably the most transparent is 25 investigates requested and obtained the foundation's annual in the past two years they've distributed more than $400,000 for heroes salutes, gold star grants scholarships and some veterans groups say they want an itemized breakdown of who's getting the money, how much and what is being done with the estimated $1 million in the fund right now. that's also what the state law requires. >> i have to make sure t for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. looks like a list of can't be right's." seriously? p at stop&shop, prices have just dr opped on thousands more items. my stop&shop. . >>> talk of hiring a hitman and planting drugs, the new details emerging tonight about the illinois police officer

head coach jim kelly says if sam is healthy he will be the eagles' starting quarter back.ark sanchez came in and threw an interception in the end zone late in the fourth quarter. sanchez filled in for nick foals last year. he has 15 turnovers so that's a problem. >>> now to an update on our top story. french officials say they are looking for a second fugitive directly involved in the paris attacks. three investigators said an analysis of the series of the attacks friday night show one person was unaccounted for. seven attackers died in thor the roy attacks that kill 129 people in paris. french and belgian authorities have issued a warrant for salah abdeslam. another brother, mohammed abdeslam is urging his brother salah to come forward. >>> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz here with another check of the afternoon weather. >> it's feeling chilly out there but then we've been spoiled for much of the month of november with above-normal temperatures today. pretty close to average. we warm up tomorrow and rain comes in thursday. heavy at times then a colder week

. >> eagles head coach jim kelly says jhing -- jenkins' health is their number one priority. we'll have an exclusive interview on sunday with birds wart quarterback sam bradford and mike quick will break down what's revitalizing their run game. it starts at 10:00 with john clark sunday morning on nbc 10. >>> happening now, philadelphia is going green. but not because of the eagles. it's part of the city's ongoing fight against litter and illegal dumping. the philadelphia streets department is celebrating america recycles day with the opening of its sixth sanitation convenience center. the newport/richmond facility is located at north delaware avenue between castor and lewis and it's designed to provide easy access for residents who want to disca discard recycleable trash like tires, mattresses, box springs and electronics. >>> if you plan on riding septa, you need to hear this. septa is shutting down the center city tunnel that connects service between 30th street and university city stations. the reason is to make some track improvements and do general maintenance work. for

. >> the reporter: sergeant mainly retired jim kelly is the president of the mmf board. >> how is that accounted for, dollar for dollar? >> these are taxpayers that check a books and think money is going here. >> gee, i'll tell you what, we're probably the most transparent agency in the state. >> the reporter: we pulled the annual financial reports the military friends foundation submits to the state, and found where they say that money is going, but we also learned the information they've provided on how money is used fails to comply with what the state law requires. that's tonight at 10:00 p.m. i'm kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 investigates. >> elizabeth: volunteering to say thank you to vets. the city of boston is launching operation thank a vet this weekend. they're looking for people to go door to door and personally thank veterans living in boston. if you would like to volunteer, head to myfoxboston.com, we've got a link upright under the local tab. >> kevin: tonight, we're getting an amazing new look at category 500 patricia from inside the storm. don't adjust your set. this video is

. >> we just love jim kelly around here.l timmy the good luck charm, whenever he since the national anthem, they win. ya, which is a very good thing. >> well, hey, meet with a sabe, therapy tortoise, at senior center outside of baltimore. and she is even dressed up for halloween. by the way, she has several dresses including formal dress for a special occasions. she is a turtle. wow. that's the first time i've seen a turtle dressed up for halloween, that's great. that's it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's what we have coming up for you at 7:00. peak time to check out fall foliage in our area. meisha johnson taking us on dream drive-thru some of the best leaving peeping spots in bucks county. plus the healthy water trend, comes straight from a tree. why this beverage is pushing out the popular coconut water. get ready form warm temperatures this week, kyla has a check on the forecast next. baby! mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. goo

marisa marie bailey is taking on democrat jim kelly.answer any questions and address any concerns, an initiative by the philadelphia da's office to protect every philadelphian's vote. go to the nbc 10 app or nbcphiladelphia.com for election updates. we'll update them as soon as they come in. >>> fatad jr. called three witnesses to the stand yet, two school officials and founder of a computer consulting firm. accused of defrauding several entities of several thousands dollars. >>> i'm tracy davidson. you can always get the latest news, weather with the free nbc 10 app. it's a free download. check it out. have a great day. >>> this morning on "today's take," hello adele. the singer makes music history with her new song. then, get ready to ease on down the road with the cast of "the wiz" live. and from the hit tv series "elementary" lucy liu is with us. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from n news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>

kelly. his current mission has him orbiting the nurse in the international space station for nearly a year. jim axelrod paid a visit by satellite. >> reporter: scott kelly has been 250 miles up in space for nearly eight months and has another four to go. >> i'm in this enclosed environment. i can't leave. you know, you don't have the freedom to just walk out your front door. >> reporter: his walks out his front door now are a little more challenging. 19 years an astronaut, he took his first walk in space last week. >> it's all cinched up. >> you made that look easy, scott. we like it. >> a lot of people probably wouldn't believe this, but it wasn't really fun. it was kind of that-- that type two kind of fun and it's fun had it's over. >> reporter: so you don't like spacewalking. you like having spacewalked? >> i could-- yeah, i guess i could say that. you know, it's-- it's pretty challenging. it's also pretty risky environment out there, so it's not like-- it's not like that wee kind of fun you have when you're on a roller coaster or something like that. see, that risk carries great reward. whe

susan: kelly in california. hi jim you are on. >> i'm a retired attorney. the horror of this case, my question is how do we -- how can a court, any court, a judicial system, set up safeguards so that if an executive order like this comes isn't -- and a court makes a ruling and overturns korematsu, it is still in the is not going to mean anything, because the executive department and the military will do exactly what they are told to do? thank you. peter: that is a really good question because it goes back to the issue that came up before the supreme court and korematsu and 1944. what are the limits of the government's powers under the constitution, particularly the executive branch to issue orders that are an exercise of the president's power to direct national security and foreign policy? the courts have been very reluctant to intrude upon that power. that is why they have what is called judicial deference, if the military -- if the president says, thisder, and is in support of my powers under the constitution, the courts are very reluctant to say well, yo

. >> kate kelly, let's bring in jim iuorio, and a cnbc contributor.ou know, jim, kate laid out a great case for why prooss should remain low, but we're seeing oil higher. could that derail this trade? >> it could, combined with something else. geopolitical risk, combined with the massive shorts, combined with the fact on december 4th there's a relatively big opec meeting. i don't think the saudis will say anything, but they did fire the smallest shot across the bow, when they said they were behind the stability. i think we'll see some of those shorts being covered. longer term, however, you look at the chart of the euro it looks like death. i don't see the euro coming back up. one of the reasons the crude is so low is because of the dollar strength, and that's because mario drawingi goes from really bearish did i enmy do muchish. so short term -- remember a day when we couldn't sleep at night when you were short crude, because you were worried about geopolitical risk. >> yeah. it's still amazing, even with the 2.5% jump in crude prices today, jim, it'

kelly, thank you so much. >>> later today philadelphia mayor-elect jim kenney will announce names of a a appointments to his administration and kenney to continues his focus on education. >> the the cities public schools can improve without influx of cash. kenney was just back from a road trip to cincinnati where they reached out to cash strapped schools with offers of help. universities, hospitals and private companies have resources and willingness to provide for local schools. the the key says kenney toys request that help with one clear voice. he says state lawmakers will not solve all of the district's problems. >> we just can't wait for super man, we have to fix this. we're getting this stuff done and let nay sayers stay back and naay, let's move forward. >> kenney would like to see the the local medical community set up dental clinics, and provide free eye glass offices right in the school. they want ophthalmologist to do that. he and city council president darryl clark vow to put it in action as soon as kenney is sworn in in january. >>> change of heart and apology from ben carson. he is back ago wa

jim m schong of the ncoln police department. "beyond a reasonable doubt. that simply is not there and ethically i can not move forward,"said lancaster county attorney joe kelly. in a written statement the university of nebraska athletics department, said there is no change in the status of any student-athletes. we will continue to follow university policies. jenna: a suspect being pursued in omaha opened fire on law enforcement... and dramatic dash cam video from nebraska state troopers show bullets smashing through a patrol car wind-shield. joe chiodo takes us through the chase. "nats -- patrol car siren - 1st bullet hit, 2nd bullet hits) "shots fired! shots fired! "are you hit?!" "i don't know." it happened so fast. (nats - bullet hits car) the two troopers inside didn't even know if they were hit. shattered glass flew right passed trooper andrew phillips in the drivers seat - as trooper steven peck sat beside him (nats - officers talking) "holy bleep." "i felt some in my hand." "there's nothing in your shirt." the troopers intended to simply pull over marissa mccormack - the driver for a missing headlight. (nats - 1st bullet hit, 2nd bullet hits) but that

kelly has spent more time in space than any american. his current mission has him orbiting earth for almost a year. c - b - s news correspondent jim axelrod talked with him... via satellite... to find out what that's like. 3 narr: scott kelly -- has been 250 miles up in space for 8 months.. and has another 4 to go.. sot/123752 i'm in this enclosed environment. i can't leave//you don't have the freedom to just walk out your front door and-- you know, breathe the-- you know, the fresh air and put your feet in the grass nat/spacewalk -- good job kellynarr: no.. his walks out the front door now... are a little more challenging. after 19 years as an astronaut he took his first walk in space last week. sot/123947 a lotta people probably wouldn't believe this, but it wasn't really-- it wasn't t ally fun.//it was kinda that-- that type two kinda fun, that it's fun when-- when it's over. sot/(ja)12:40:25:00 so it might be a fair way to describe it, you don't like spacewalking, you like having spacewalked? (sk) i could-- yeah, i-- i guess i could say that. //you know, it's-- it's pretty challenging. it's also a pretty risky environment out

kelly stouffer and olivia harlan, our crew, adam amin saying so long. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jimardner. >> ♪ >> friday night the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news from out west. at least four police officers have been injured in colorado springs. that during exchanges of gunfire with a shooter at a planned parenthood headquarters. at least seven people have been taken to area hospitals. one witness says she heard as many as 20 shots in less than five minutes and saw an officer fall to the ground. there is no indication that the gunman has been contained. >>> hundreds of black friday protesters were blocking off entrances to high end stores and shutting off traffic in chicago at the ritz seest shoppinshopping district. the police officer was charged with murder three days ago. >>> in king of prussia, it was a matter of packed parking lots not o protests. it will take days before we know the facts and figures about the black friday economic impact but a quick look at the parking lot at the king of prussia mall is a promising picture. let's go inside the mall to "a

. >> bob kelly, i send you a picture your first one, it is representative of chris murphy. >> okay, check that out. >>> jim kenney fresh off a trip from cincinnati to bail out philadelphia schools. >> why wait on the state when businesses can step up and help fun schools. bruce gordon looks at how this could work sixth grade math class at duckry school in north philadelphia when this school day end, nearly two thirds of the kids at duckry will stay after for extra help, extra help provided by their neighbors at temple university. temple has been in a way adopted this school, combining everything from a fresh coat of paint on the walls to the flat screen tv that hang from them. the the university has donated computers for students, and they are not only ones that are helping out. local company, esd, donate $3.00 turkies to the parents of the duckry kid to make their thanksgiving brighter. principal david cohen said it was a simple matter of asking right people for the help his school needs. he says, more of his k through eighth graders show up each day ready to learn. >> they want to come because they feel

jim peschong of the lincoln police department. "beyond a reasonable doubt. that simply is not there and ethically i can not move forward,"said lancaster countyattorney joe kelly. jessica rae: in a written statement the university of nebraska athletets department, said there is no change in the status of any student-athletes. we will contin to follow university policies. jessica rae: the orange city woman sentenced to prison time for the death of a 3- year-old in her care... is getting a break. and now, word the sioux county attorney will not challenge the decision. sapp is serving two 50 year sentences for the death of 3-year old autumn elgersma, who she admitted to throwing on the ground while at her in-home daycare. last year, she made a plea deal... and then last month, judge edward jacobson, changed her sentence citing good behavior while in pririn. now, sapp will serve her sentences at the same time, effectively, cutting them in half. autumn's mother, jen, didn't see that coming. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. " jess

jim miklaszewski at the pentagon. before that evan kohlmann, cal perry and kelly cobiella. kate snow, just some of the breaks news we're dealing with at this hour. >> a lot of that today. brian williams, thanks so much. we'll take a quick break and big news today at the university of missouri. ode, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... our pasthis is brad.it real. hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. hey! how are you?g? where are we watching the game? you'll see. i think my boys have a shot this year. yeah, especially with this new offense we're running... i mean, our running back is a beast. once he hits the hole and breaks through the secondary, oh he's gone. and

jim peschong of the lincoln police department. "beyond a reasonable doubt. that simply is not there and ethically i can not move forward,"said lancaster county attorney joe kelly. jessica rae: in a written statement the university of nebraska athletics department, said there is no change in the status of any student-athletes. we will continue to follow university policies. jessica rae: a suspect being pursued in omaha opened fire on law enforcement... and dramatic dash cam video from nebraska state troopers show bullets smashing through a patrol car wind-shield. here's a look at the chase. "nats -- patrol car siren - 1st bullet hit, 2nd bullet hits) "shots fired! shots fired! "are you hit?!" "i don't know." it happened so fast. (nats - bullet hits car) the two troopers inside didn't even know if they were hit. shattered glass flew right passed trooper andrew phillips in the drivers seat - as trooper steven peck sat beside him (nats - officers talking) "holy bleep." "i felt some in my hand." "there's nothing in your shirt." the troopers intended to simply pull over marissa mccormack - the driver for a missing headlight. (nats - 1st bullet hit, 2nd bullet hits)

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jim chanos. how about valent. that saga continuing today as well. goldman sachs making a margin call on ceo mike pearson. that firm selling more than one million shares of valiant stock. kate kellyning us with the latest in a story, kate, that has something new every day. >> i know, scott. never a dull moment with the valiant situation in recent weeks. shares are up today after another huge rout yesterday. compounded, perhaps, by that stock sale that goldman sachs made when valeant ceo mike pearson was unable to put a pass to meet a margin call to the tune of $100 million. that stock acted as collateral, and when it dropped in value, goldman asked for additional cash to secure the loan, but it added, nonetheless, that that stock sale i'm referring to to ongoing concerns about the pharma company's shares. that had been under fire of late. on paper valeant appears to be one of the most popular hedge fund stocks. the 11th most widely epd held on the top 50 list that it compiled last quarter, and to have respected new move twal fund names ru an tops the list, and they've expressed support for the company following by pershing square, t. rowe price, which has been invested for some n

kelly. >> that is interesting. the shares up 4.5%. diana, thank you. catch zillow's question on mad money tonight with jimramer that begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. u.s. steel also out with its results. >> that's right. so u.s. steel reporting an adjusted loss of 70 cents per share, that is a much wider loss than the 20 cent loss analysts had been expecting n terms of revenue that came in light as well, $2.83 billion versus the $2.95 billion that the street had been expecting. in terms of comments from the company, saying that commercial markets are not improving as we had anticipated for the second half of 2015. citing steel selling prices that have reversed saying, quote, excessively high levels of impor imports, also weakness in the oil patch. taking a look at these after shares they are down 9% on that 70 cent loss. back over to you. >> all right, morgan, thank you. a slue of companies as we've mentioned reporting earnings after the bell today. seema mody joins us with some of the biggest moving this hour. >> let's start with group upon reporting a beat, 5 cents versus the 2 cents estimate. revenue a bit

jim? >> no, about 1500 feet. >> pardon me. but don't get all big on me but there are restaurants who are like 1500 miles in outer space including scott kelly. yeah see if you can see the up there. guy from new jersey up there for a long time. when he comes home some time next year he'll have been in outer space for a year rosanna. >> talking about pictures he's tweeted over last few days. now if you look, there is in the right hand, top right corner a light on, and it has a leelgt on either end and some people say that -- it is a ufo. >> on that fly october what does scott kelly. that is rooght sthng up there. great lakes are in there somewhere. guy loves to attack pictures outside the window. he's got a lot of followers. year or so. >> come back in march. he grew up in new jersey. by the way his twin brother is a little an astronaut. i'm freaked out by this picture because it does look leak a ufo. >> reflection. there's scott kelly become on rt but interesting guy we interviewed him once from the space station a few months ago. i'm going to ask, tweet hem. >> what are you saying? >> i'm going to say, did you see a ufo while he was at work

chip kelly can't withhold the scholarships for the guys who don't play well. it's not about scholarships. >> all right, jimrn, what are you talking about this morning? there's two kinds of people in the world, some people talking about odell, others talking about adele. we'll be right back. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. hand apparently, they also lovee stickers. g. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> we're having a bit of controversy about odell versus adele. i don't think it's that different. you know, odell had the catch last year that nobody else could have made. the purity and the talent there. >> arti

jim said about 900 investigations going forward. so that's still a lot of people even though proportionally, i think we have the resources to handle it better than the french have. >> commissioner kellyining us. >> okay, wolf. >> and good luck to the people in new york city, of course. we're back with tom cotton, a member of the intelligence and armed services committee. do you want to comment? >> i agree with commissioner kelly. we have to assume the islamic state wants to strike new york or any other american city and we have to get back on offense and assume that they now have the capabilities to do here what they did in paris, which is a coordinated military assault that requires training and planning in advance or what they did in egypt to that russian aircraft which is smuggle a small bomb on an acraircraft. >> let me show you the picture this is isis, a picture. soda can, supposedly with a detonator, explosives. that was, they say, put in the cargo department in a suitcase on that russian metrojet plate taking off from sham el-sheikh. killing all 224 people on board. do you think that's legitimate the picture they released? >> i have no reason to doubt it is or no reason to do

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