take a listen to what john kelly told me.ohn kelly: we learned at one point earlier this year, the board didn't just act dorsey to day 10to twitter, they -- begged him. we definitely can confirm that he was asked to take the job at some point earlier this year. emily: mike, do you think jack dorsey can do both jobs? mike: jack dorsey is an exceptional executive, a man of incredible work ethic. if you have ever worked for a startup or growth stage company, there are folks who are just 10x in their ability to lead. have deep product inside that nobody else can have. it is clear from folks i have spoken with that jack dorsey has that ability. he is a rare breed of executive. given his work ethic and deep product inside that is so far beyond the average leadership executive, i am optimistic he could do both jobs were that necessary. and i think that for square, square has a really good set of other executives who could run that business, but i believe jack is a product visionary and it is important that you continue to lead squar

emily: ibm senior vice president, john kelly. you can catch the full interview on bloomberg.com.ow and update from oculus -- the company unveiled a new $99 headset powered by oculus technology. it works with samsung phones and you can buy it in time for the holidays. but it is not the highly anticipated rift headset oculus is making itself. i spoke to brendan iribe today and asked why he's pushing ahead with both roddick's. -- both products. brendan: we think it's going to be very big. you will have mobile br at a lower price point, accessible for a different audience and it's going to be super compelling and we will play them both. while we don't have an exact sales date, he confirmed it is on track to be ready to be shipped in the first quarter of 2016. you can catch my full interview with the ceo of oculus at bloomberg.com. pebble unveils a new smart watch. it's lighter, thinner and round. is with me iny the studio, next. ♪ emily: it is time now for the daily byte -- one number that tells a whole life. today's numbers 25 million. that's how much money at&t has been preparing f

john kelly leads the watson team and stopped by to explain his plan for san francisco. : watson is no longer one machine. it has a platform in the cloud and we wanted to come where the developers were so we had an ecosystem on top of our platform. developers will be working on the watson platform and the startups out here will be all over watson as they now have local access to it. emily: you talk about watson incorporated into apps in terms of vision and discovery. what can it do now that it couldn't before? john: it can now speak. it could read before. it has ingested wikipedia and all the world's medical records. but watson now has the ability to look at images and understand damages. in health care, we are in the process of acquiring one of the top holders of medical images. watson will learn from those images and help doctors such as radiologists give a better diagnosis more quickly and precisely. so giving watson site. next, we will give him other senses in the world of the internet of things. emily: you are trying to grow the number of developers using watson. how

take a listen to what john kelly told me. john: we learned at one point earlier this year, the board didn't just act dorsey to return, they begged him, quite literally. according to someone who was in the room. we are watching with bated breath to see what happens, but we can confirm he was asked to take the job at some point earlier this year. emily: do you think jack dorsey can do both jobs? mike: jack dorsey is an exceptional executive, a man incredible work ethic. if you have ever worked for a startup, there are folks who are 10 x in their ability to lead. to have deep product insights no one else can have. it is clear from people i have spoken with that jack dorsey has that ability. he is a rare breed of executive. given his work ethic and deep product insight, i am optimistic he could do both jobs were that necessary. for square, square has a really good set of other executives who could run the business, but i believe jack is a product visionary and i think it is important he continues to lead square. emily: interestin

peter and paul on one of the jumbo trons, father john kelly of st. john the baptist in manayunk, you had a seat inside the cathedral basilica for that mass. what was that like. >> awesome. i was just two rows from the main alter. about eight feet from our holy father. myself and the priests surrounding us all said the same thing the proximity of the holy father, it's -- it's just -- it's all inspiring. as he is, which i think he's done to, to our country, and for our church. >> reporter: we talked about the francis effect, the impact that he's had on society, on the world at large for yourself, as a member of clergy, what has it been like to see a pope bring this powerful message and have this powerful impact on the world? >> i think it challenges me to a personal conversion. he -- today, he reiterated, he asked us to reimagine that initial encounter with jesus and how to began to transform our lives, he's inviting us, for myself, to renew and to be recommitted, and by way of example, he's inspiring us to do it. he's changing the course of the church.

i spoke to john kelly from "vanity fair" he said they bagged dorsey to take the ceo job at twitter and he refused, apparently because of his obligations at square. john: we learned at one point earlier this year, the board didn't just act dorsey to return, they egg him, according to someone who was in the room. we are watching with bated breath to see what happens, but asked tonfirm he was take the job at some point earlier this year. do you think jack dorsey can do both jobs? mike: jack dorsey is an exceptional executive, a man incredible work ethic. if you have ever worked for a aretup, there are folks who .0 x in their ability to lead it is clear from folks i have woken with that jack dorsey has that ability. he is a rare breed of executive. given his work ethic and deep , i am optimistic he could do both jobs were that necessary. has a reallyquare good set of other executives who could run the business, but i jack is a product visionary and i think it is important he continues to lead square. think you are in the minority there. many experts i have in speaking to don't think it's a

joining me as someone who helps put the list together, john kelly. thanks for joining us.seems obvious that he would be at the top of the list, except when you think of the other people on their like tim ook and larry page. >> part of the thinking was that zuckerberg seems to go down on the notion that vr is the future. facebook came into the world before the providers of mobile but really after many of us had phones in our pocket. it seems vr is an opportunity to not just control the tech but control how we consume it also. uber is certainly powerful but still has a lot to prove. >> the opportunities for uber are enormous. to disrupt the other unicorns that are out there? the options are quite limitless. it will be interesting to see what he ends up trying to do with that company. it is going to drive it somewhere. given his relation of what is going on at twitter, quickly, taylor swift on the powers that be. clearly iswift disruptive in her own way. she seems to be able to get the media to bend to her will. when you look at spotify, it's been an enormous success story. e

joining me as someone who helps put the list together, john kelly. thanks for joining us. eems obvious that he would be at the top of the list, except when you think of the other people on their like tim cook and larry page. john: it is a competitive list for sure. part of the thinking was that zuckerberg seems to be doubling down on the notion that vr is the future. platform that facebook is investing and trying to own. facebook came into the world before the preponderance of mobile but really after many of , us had phones in our pocket. it seems vr is an opportunity to not just control the tech but control how we consume it also. emily: travis is number two, which is interesting. uber is certainly powerful but still has a lot to prove. john: it sure does. we will see over the next few years what it can do. the opportunities for uber are enormous. did they want to take on fedex? do they want to disrupt the other unicorns that are out there? the options are quite limitless. it will be interesting to see what he ends up trying to do with that company. nobody doubts that he i

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joining us around the london desk, john kelly, jpmorgan. i think there's a lot of monday morning quarterbacking on what the fed should have done. this wasn't a surprise to you, right, that they kept rates on hold? >> it's not a surprise. it's a little depressing. i think definitely they should have raised rates. i agree with jim bullard. they should not base the market decision on market volatility. if you do that, nobody can predict what you will do. this puts into doubt what the first rate hike will be. when they begin to raise rates we don't know if something happens overseas and they stop raising rates. they say they're basing it on the u.s. labor markets. if they're going to get derailed by moving market volatility, it makes it cloudy. >> what happened on friday? we did see a selloff in the u.s. despite the fact that the fed is still basically still at, you know, not at tight levels when it comes to monetary policy. >> there are two things to bear in mind. first is market uncertainty. what the fed managed to do is add a huge serving to

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john, sunday was bittersweet. >> chip kelly's extensive sports science program has helped the eagles statistically be the healthiest team in the nfl his first two years, but so far not this season. the injuries are growing as the birds try to turn things around. >> i think some other guys had some opportunities to step up and make plays. >> eagles got their first win of the season without a handful of injured starters, and now there are more losses from the win. >> field goal attempt by cody parkey. >> kicker cody parkey is lost for the season. he says he tore all three muscles in his groin. ouch. so he kicked an entire game through the pain. >> i knew i was the only kicker, so i had to suck it up, went through a lot of pain during the game, but able to hit all my kicks. >> welcome new kicker caleb sturgis from the miami dolphins. he was out of work after two seasons there. >> got to stay ready, you know, overall a competitive league and there's a lot of good kickers

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kelly. comcast sportsnet john clark joins us live. >> what's the coach have to say, john? >> chip kelly said he was embarrassed by yesterday's loss. he is known as an offensive guru, but his offense was absolutely awful in the loss against the cowboys. so the eagles are 0-2 for the first time in eight years. take a look at the faces on chip and the players in this game. look at that. chip can't believe it. they were surprised with how slow this team has started in the first two games. demarco murray has just 11 yards in his first two games on 21 carries. that's the fewest yards for that amount of carries in a team's first two games in nfl history. so demarco's start is historically bad, but it is on the offensive line. sam bradford leads the nfl with four interceptions and he does not know why he is struggling. >> you know, if we knew we wouldn't be having these problems. you know, it's one of those things, obviously, i think we're all really frustrated right now. >> i'm frustrated with losing. when you work as hard as we do, i think every guy's frustrated. we're not making

hey, can you open john kelly's mike?ur good morning, wilmington. >> good morning, wilmington. >> hello philly. >> hey, good day, it is wednesday september the 30th. last day of the month already. i always love september. it is one of my five are you months. >> well, almost gone. >> seeing all of the football stars, starts to get chill. >> i good things about october. >> oh, ya. things are chill. football continues. >> there is halloween. >> halloween, stuff lining that, yes. columbus day, your birthday, ya. >> lauren's birthday. new petition takes aim at the linc, our football stadium. second tire is strict of course. what you can take youth of games, clear back pack, are they too strict? the situation parent are tackling, yan they say change would be a huge victory for fans. and we've asked, i was asked yesterday, on twitter, to be a part of this campaign. i might back them up on this. >> okay. >> all right? >> well, parent, are you more strict on your boys or your girls? david beckham sparking big debate this morning,

kelly. >> for sure. and that's the latest, john. your excellent speakeasy series.nk you so much for showing us more -- >> you bet. >> -- other sides of these candidates. our john harwood. if quinoa is a next generation food it calls for a next generation restaurant. eatsa is a restaurant in san francisco that's high-tech on an old concept, the automat. it's the focus of today's spark, and that's next. and we'll be covering all things fed starting with the decision tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. we'll have chair yellen's press conference live. we'll have coverage of heavy hitters like sheila bair and randy kroszner. you won't want to miss it all on "closing bell" tomorrow. at&t and directv are now one. which means you can watch movies while you're on the move. sitcoms, while you sit on those. and even fargo, in fargo! binge, while you lose weight! and enjoy a good cliffhanger while you hang from a... why am i yelling? the revolution will not only be televised. the revolution will be mobilized. introducing the all in one plan. only from directv and at&t. >> new david freeberg

john. >> kelly, "forbes" magazine says that donald trump is worth less than half of the $10 billion he claimedn he started his campaign. donald trump told me they're wrong. take a listen. i read this morning that you're a $4.5 billion man. >> okay, fine. where? >> in "forbes." >> okay. what do you think of their list? >> well, i think their list -- number one, i'm a private company. they don't really know my assets very well. i think that they're very good people. i like the people at "forbes." i don't think they give me any value for brachbnd. when i leave you, i'm signing a branning deal that's a phenomenal, a tremendous, hundreds of millions of dollars in value, all because of my brand. >> you think they're wrong? >> i have assets that they don't even know i have because i'm private. if they value me at $4.5 billion, and i'm sure they said i'm very liquid because i'm extremely liquid. >> so the ordinary person, a billion dollars is more than anybody needs in their lifetime. but what they indicated was if you spent $100 billion by their assessment, that's almost a third of all of your cash.

. >> today chip kelly talked about his quarterback. johnlark is here with what coach kelly had to say today. john? >> thank goodness the eagles won or fans would have been going after throats. would have been disastrous to start 0-3, so that was really important for the eagles to get their first win. now they can build on some things. eagle fans want more, you know this, they want more out of their quarterback sam bradford. sam only passed for 118 yards. the eagles had more rushing yards than passing yards and the eagles seemed to know this would be a low scoring gritty game against the jets, so the good thing is sam did not turn the ball over for the first time as an eagle. that's been a problem in the first two games, but no big plays in the passing game, so they are going to need to get that going. sam said the eagles may have been pressing the first two weeks to get a win. the offense is starting to relax and here's chip kelly on his quarterback today. >>. >> again, there are some throws sam wants back, a couple he missed, but also some

john clark starts us off with comments from coach chip kelly, john?> this was one of the worst losses we've seen in a long time because of how inept the offense was and it was against the hated cowboys. the birds have their fewest rushing yards since 1961, 54 years ago. take a look at the faces of chip kelly and the players. you can see the frustration in their faces. they had just 21 yards of offense in the first half, their fewest yards in the first half in 21 years. they couldn't move the ball more than a yard per play. this is the offense with the second most yards in the nfl in chip's first two years. chip today was asked if this was embarrassing. >> i mean, i was embarrassed. that's not the way we're supposed to play football and that's not what we're all about, but we didn't play well yesterday, and i was embarrassed yesterday. >> my message was we felt we prepared well in the preseason and now we didn't play well in the first half against atlanta, didn't play well at all against dallas. the team in the second half in atlanta is the team we nee

kelly o'donnell, congressional correspondent, was in the room in 2008 when john mccain was asked that question. she joins us now. you remember that moment and also, the pivotal shift that happened for john mccain as people resonated to not only the fact that he was willing to take a stand for president obama but just explain his own leadership qualities out of it. >> thomas, it really takes me back to what it felt like to be in the room in minnesota that day, and john mccain did lots of town halls. it's not unusual to have people ask sometimes awkward questions, but this was in that very personal, very pointed moment and it was really laying bare a lot of tension that was happening during that campaign. there were people who had shouted these kinds of comments at mccain events off in the distance. that was one of the things that was sort of in the soup of that year. and this was a case where john mccain went nose to nose with the woman and really took a risk. one of the things, it's about an act of political courage. are you willing to possibly offend one of your supporters and those

look what he has done, insulting megyn kelly, john mccain and hispanics and nothing happened. he keeps on going up. the fact he does not know the name of the terrorists leaders why will that affect him? >> during the interview he kept on saying, you mean kurds and he said it? >>> the confusion with cuts -- kurds does not make sense. >> what is the purpose of center right media conservative journalism? we saw when fox news asked donald trump tough questions, megyn kelly beat you and came under attack and fox news came under attack, but hugh is doing a similar thing rather than carrying the water for donald trump he is vetting him hoping the republican mom knee is someone prepared to take on hillary clinton. that is a service. >> it is our job to ask questions and all too often in the last three months journalists have jumped to conclusions, this will hurt, this will kill him he will drop and some people and the pundits are learn that is not the case. i will take some time to play for you back-and-forth between donald trump and jeb bush. we will start with a bush against trump a

samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >>> i am john clark from comcast sportsnet. chip kelly has lost both his games against the cowboys at the linc, and the birds need a win because they do not want to start 0-2. here are the cowboys arriving yesterday afternoon, and dallas has won nine straight on the road and that's the longest streak in the nfl, and you have to throw in the cowboys rivalry. >> it shouldn't take much just to get hype for this game. everybody and their mama wish they could strayed places with us right now so they could play in this game. >> join us here on nbc 10 before and after the game for exclusive coverage. you can watch eagles game day kickoff today at 10:00, with zach ertz a zach ertz. and then the owls had a heck of a win at umass yesterday. they are kicking the extra point there, but it's blocked. they are within one now, and that clears the way for this. a 32-yard field gold by austin jones. temple wins, and they are 3-0 for the first time in five years. over 103,000 in happy valley last night. and the scarlet knights missing their suspended head

john mccain. when he made those comments about megyn kelly. this guy seemingly is able to escape everything in the past would take out another type of candidate. how is he able to do that? >> he's really defying conventional political wisdom. the rules of political physics don't seem to apply to him. i have a footnote on that. bloomberg politics, we do the iowa poll. i spent the first half of my week sort of looking at the trump phenomena and writing about the i i electorate. what they like about him out in iowa is he's rich, he's independent. those are all things that normally would be, you know, negative for at least a republican candidate. so it's -- you know, he's defying -- he's just defying conventional wisdom at every turn. today's moment, it's not a real contract. that said, mr. trump workings in the real estate industry, so i bet he's got some very good contract lawyers who could help him with this. >> yeah. i believe we have sound of trump saying what happens when people attack him, how they go down in the polls. can we play that? >>

kelly. from the national press club, this is one hour. john: good morning, everyone.berg,tor at they're breaking news desk in washington, and i am the president of the national press club. we have a historic day here at the national press club. our guest life by video link from the international space station is astronaut scott kelly . here in the ballroom next to me, we have astronauts mark kelly and terry virts, but first, i want to introduce our distinguished panel. 's right, thece washington bureau chief for the detroit news, robert, the deputy news editor for physical , and a kernel, a nasa , a senior frank editor for aviation week and jerry, theology, washington bureau chief for the buffalo news, as president of the national press club, and current chairman of the speakers committee. danny, the senior vice president for public policy wire and a press club member who organized this morning's breakfast, thank you, danny, and captain samantha, a european space agency astronaut. for the newsief aency of russia, tass, reporter for the gray sheet, tom mcmahon, vice pr

john: scott kelly, i want to thank you for joining us today on this historic day at the national press and the audience wants to show their appreciation by giving you some applause. thank you. [applause] scott: my pleasure. john: all right, see you later. somebody passed up a question, -- maybe it was one of our there are some large cameras in the pictures, telephoto lens types. are those to take pictures of earth, or what are those used for? : yes, those are for earth. where's scott was, there is a very large window. it is very high quality. sometimes we take pictures of farm fields or different experiments, and when we do not blocking theiment window, we can grab a camera and take some pictures. scott has been very good. i had the tendency to take big pictures, and scott was a big fan of getting that big, gigantic telescope, and it is one of the favorite things we do in space, take pictures. the room he was coming to us from? the lab,were in looking back, and where joe came from is some exercise equipment off to the side, so i think he was in there, either running on the treadmill, o

john lewis of georgia. congressman, thank you so much for your time. my colleague kelly o'donnell just made the point with speaker boehner resigning, does that change anything, or does it make it perhaps even more dicey territory moving ahead with some of the most conservative now making their push on the other side of the aisle? >> well, i'm afraid it may make things much worse. john boehner is a good and decent man. i have known him since he's been in the congress and he's tried to do his very, very best. i think part of what has happened, his dream came true yesterday. he had been wanting the pope to come and address a joint session of the congress so his dream was fulfilled. i think he just made up his mind, he had an executive session with himself, said i'm not going to take it anymore and decided to leave, to give it up. >> in his statement, he said it was about protecting the institution and that when you do the right thing for the right reasons, things happen. his move here to protect the institution at a very critical time as we know, the government spending, th

his previous controversial comments about john mccain, megyn kelly didn't hurt him in the polls. the latest one shows he's leading the field by double tigts. >> and his numbers went up after those controversies. thanks, hallie jackson. >> now to a security scare in new york city. a drone over the court during the u.s. open tennis match then crashed into an empty section of the stands. stephanie gosk is here with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have become all too familiar with recreational drones making headlines. last night one caused a brief delay at one of the city's biggest sporting events of the year. this morning a new york city teacher is under arrest after a drone he was allegedly operating crashed into the stands during a match at the u.s. open. 26-year-old daniel burly was charged with operating a drone in a u.s. city park outside the prescribed area. during the match, the drone flew over the course before crashing into an unoccupied area of seats. a shaken pinetta said, with everything going on in the world i thought, okay, it's over. that's how

they introduced their sons owen michael charles and michael john born at winthrop hospital. kelly started painting one toenail of different color and each triplet to tell them apart. families also have a 3-year-old son. dari: when the pope celebrates mass at madison square garden next friday he will need an altar if i'll put an electorate he will have all three thanks to the hard work of a group of local teens. lidia curanaj talk to them about the special projects. reporter: it has taken several but they are finally done. >> it's better than i expected it to be. i'm shocked that i made this. i feel proud of myself because i never thought us can do this. reporter: these three young men built this altar and let her. the pieces will be seen by millions went pope francis use them during his upcoming mass at madison square garden. >> going to madison square garden to see the pope gives mass and hopefully get to meet him. reporter: byron marie sailed and frank are students at lincoln hall and somers new york. of young men who attend the school ages 12 to 18 are placed here by the family

kelly or someone from the puc can help me to understand why this can't continue to move in this direction. >>supervisor john avalos: mr. kelly is this -- so again instead of having the 10, we have 52. we are going to have to go through some rigor. that's one. as you have 10 projects to evaluate, now you have 52 it's going to take a little longer because we have to do our due diligence. that's one. the second is that we move forward with the board to put legislation that we thought was necessary for that we can save time when we get these offers so we can move quickly. looking at what we receive, we realizes that it's over $10 million and we have to go to the board anyway. so, we would definitely want to work with london, the board, to see how we can speed it up. i would love for to you give me the authority the contract to sign over $10 million. i would love that. i'm willing to work with you. it's just that we assumed moving through the schedule that we weren't going to get contracts. we thought we would get contracts under $10 million. we have so the great opportunities for great pricing, but it's over $1

john keller. >> petter kellerman. fed -- joseph a. kellymas, william hill kelly jr. and my husband ana a.lavarty. we think of you with love today but that is nothing knew. we thought about you yesterday and days before that too. we think of you in silence, we often seek your name, all we have is memories and your pictures in a frame. your memory for which will never part. god has you in his keeping and we have you in our hearts. >> and my cousin, words can't express how i feel. we love you and miss. we will never forget. >> thomas j. kennedy. >> ivonne e. kennedy. >> john richard. >> ralph francis. >> ronald. >> howard. >> douglas d.ketchum. >> ellen keltur. >> sarah khan. >> michael keeper. >> andrew kim. lauren kim. >> mary joe. >> karen m. >> amy r. king. >> teresa king. >> robert king, jr. >> lisa king johnson. >> ryanj. kennedy. >> chris michael. >> robert patrick. >> howard barry. >> clint davis. >> richard joseph. >> peter klein. >> alan david. >> karen joyce. >> ronald philip. >> steven a. matt. and my brother, bernard petranaco. yo

kelly's team. >> comcast sportsnet's john clarke is live for us at the georgia dome. >> all eyes on sam bradford,ho's making his debut tonight. >> reporter: absolutely, and i got to tell you, eagle fans are hyped. we just saw hundreds of them waiting outside the team hotel as the buses pulled out to come over here to the georgia dome. eagles fans are excited for this season, even though chip kelly made over the team, the eagles are one of the favorites in the nfc. take a look at the birds arriving here at the georgia dome and one of the big changes that was made, sam bradford is your new eagles quarterback, and he's going to be playing in his first game in 22 months. that is unbelievable. he has missed the last season and a half with two torn acls, but the good thing is, in training camp and the preseason, they didn't have to scale back at all with him. they didn't have to tailor anything towards those knees. everything is fine, and, in fact, he only appeared in four drives in the preseason, they scored touchdowns on all four of those drives. here's sam. he can't wait to make his birds debut toni

everything from what he says about mexicans and rapists to attacking john mccain, to attacking megyn kelly of your network. the list goes on and on. so i don't know. what i do know is that with each passing day and reed rible is an example of this, there is more talk of republican establishment players that they need to do something to stop donald trump. >> what do you do to stop donald trump? donald trump has lots of money. he's going to do what he wants to do. and quite frankly, i don't think he's going to listen to anybody. what do you really do? >> he's not going to listen to other people and so what great story in the "new york times" today, for example, about some other groups, outside groups, cloak for growth as one. crossroads, the old karl rove group, other groups talking about a way, is there a way to bring him down? it's a dangerous game for them to play because if they're going to spend money to try and promote a take down donald trump effort, what we do know about donald trump is he never let's a punch go unresponded to. he punches back at least as hard as he gets and he is go

kelly o'donnell explains. >> reporter: out the door. john boehner walked this gauntlet today. minutes after he stunned republican colleagues by abruptly announcing his resignation as house speaker, effective october 30th. >> i decided, today is the day i'm going to do this. it is as simple as that. >> reporter: looking relieved and even happy. he has been under pressure from a few dozen angry house conservatives plotting to oust him. charging he caved to democrats too often. >> just all of this stuff i read about in the paper, and -- you know, i really don't want to hurt the institution and i don't want my colleagues hurt. i don't want to -- don't want to put my colleagues through all of this. for what? >> reporter: today the republican adversaries did not gloat. >> the speaker made a very humble and class move today. >> reporter: but grassroots conservatives at a washington conference claimed victory when they heard the news. >> speaker boehner announced he will be resigning. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the resignation frees him politically. advisers say he will pr

kelly or someone from the puc can help me to understand why this can't continue to move in this direction. >>supervisor john avalos: mr. kelly is this -- so again instead of having the 10, we have 52. we are going to have to go through some rigor. that's one. as you have 10 projects to evaluate, now you have 52 it's going to take a little longer because we have to do our due diligence. that's one. the second is that we move forward with the board to put legislation that we thought was necessary for that we can save time when we get these offers so we can move quickly. looking at what we receive, we realizes that it's over $10 million and we have to go to the board anyway. so, we would definitely want to work with london, the board, to see how we can speed it up. i would love for to you give me the authority the contract to sign over $10 million. i would love that. i'm willing to work with you. it's just that we assumed moving through the schedule that we weren't going to get contracts. we thought we would get contracts under $10 million. we have so the great opportunities for great pricing, but it's over $1

chip kellie's new offense made its regular season debut but it turned out to be a game of missed opportunities. john clark is live in atlanta. what is the coach saying about this? >> reporter: this is really tough. the eagles got down 20-3. it was really, really tough game. they took a lead in the second half and it came down to a key decision. ryan matthews got three yards. he had no gain. it's a fourth and 1 at the 29. chill k chip kellie decided to kick a field goal. here is chip after the game for our eagles game day final show. >> i thought he kicked the ball good. i don't know if it was a rush. we'll have to talk to the guys on the field goal team. >> reporter: obviously the eagles secondary is a question. new free agent cornerback byron maxwell gave up a lot of big plays. nine catches for over 140 yards. we'll talk about more of this in sports. really tough loss. it was a winnable game. i'm john clark, back to you. >>> 12 days is how much longer we'll have to wait until pope francis arrives. they will be finalizing the papel's plans. new outward signs have stepped up security as the papel vis

good line of attack for the other candidates because unlike the other trumpism, the john mccain attack, the megyn kellyis a conservative radio host asking basic foreign policy questions that if you want to appear presidential on the stage as the poebt of donald trump you can say look you are not at the capacity to keep the american people safe if you don't know these things. >> it could be damaging at the debate if it comes up again. and the reason we're talking so much is hugh hewitt will be at the next debate. so trump can open himself up to something a lot more visible than this. that was typical of jeb bush there where it medianered a little bit. he can't do that on video. for now i do think cynically maybe but based on reporting in primary states in republican voters, i do think he can say the media was unfair. who can answer these questions if they are phrased like that and a lot of those that like limb now will give him a pass. >> is that going to happen once again? trump gets out unscathed. this is the big bad media? >> given hugh hewitt is going to be on the stage for the next debate at the ro

. >> i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. you heard it, chip kellymbarrassed by yesterday's performance against the cowboys. the birds are 0-2. teams 0-2 only make the playoffs 12% of the time. eagles are in trouble. running game has been historically bad. look at the offensive line getting man handled by the cowboys. demarco murray has carried the ball 21 times for only 11 yards. that is the worst start for a running back in the first two games of a season in nfl history and it all starts with the o-line. >> obviously, doesn't get any worse than that on offense. it's the worst rushing attack i think i've been a part of here. >> i got to do better on the ball. i'm the first one to look in the mirror and say i got to get better. i think individually we got to all get better. >> most situations i don't put the blame on the running back because there was too much penetration for those guys, but there was a few times there was some things blocked up and we could have did it better, but by and large we didn't block it very well. >> yeah, the birds were st

john keller. >> petter kellerman. fed -- joseph a. kellyrichard kelly. >> thomas michael kelly. >> timothy kelly. >> thomas, william hill kelly jr. and my husband ana a.lavarty. we think of you with love today but that is nothing knew. we thought about you yesterday and days before that too. we think of you in silence, we often seek your name, all we have is memories and your pictures in a frame. your memory for which will never part. god has you in his keeping and we have you in our hearts. >> and my cousin, words can't express how i feel. we love you and miss. we will never forget. >> thomas j. kennedy. >> ivonne e. kennedy. >> john richard. >> ralph francis. >> ronald. >> howard. >> douglas d.ketchum. >> ellen keltur. >> sarah khan. >> michael keeper. >> andrew kim. lauren kim. >> mary joe. >> karen m. >> amy r. king. >> teresa king. >> robert king, jr. >> lisa king johnson. >> ryanj. kennedy. >> chris michael. >> robert patrick. >> howard barry. >> clint davis. >> richard joseph. >> peter klein. >> alan david. >> karen joyce. >> ronald

kelly or someone from the puc can help me to understand why this can't continue to move in this direction. >>supervisor john avalos: mr. kelly is this -- so again instead of having the 10, we have 52. we are going to have to go through some rigor. that's one. as you have 10 projects to evaluate, now you have 52 it's going to take a little longer because we have to do our due diligence. that's one. the second is that we move forward with the board to put legislation that we thought was necessary for that we can save time when we get these offers so we can move quickly. looking at what we receive, we realizes that it's over $10 million and we have to go to the board anyway. so, we would definitely want to work with london, the board, to see how we can speed it up. i would love for to you give me the authority the contract to sign over $10 million. i would love that. i'm willing to work with you. it's just that we assumed moving through the schedule that we weren't going to get contracts. we thought we would get contracts under $10 million. we have so the great opportunities for great pricing, but it's over $1

. >>> bob kelly's sue serio's crush john ham m of mad men went to the university of missouri. >> yes.. >> somehow has a career. after 18 years of dating, john hamm and his girl friend jennifer have decided to call it the quits. eighteen years of dating. >> you know what they say after so many years, he will not marry her. >> after two years. >> you think two. >> how long have you been with your fiance. >> in of your best. >> six or eight. >> lets talk about this. >> there is a lot of break up rumors and last seen together on july 22nd. people saw them at a netflix after party back then. >> that is almost two months. >> so, they say they will keep supporting each other in anyway possible but they are done. so sue, you better tell billy. >> i'm ready. >> we had a previous discussion, your time has come. the time is now. >> at last... >> you can have some hamm for breakfast. >> that is what she's thinking about, is what for breakfast, honey. a lit built of hamm. >> john hamm for breakfast. eat up. >> bring it on. >> we can have hamm every day this week. >> oh, lord. >> busy labor day wee

john, tell us what coach chip kelly is saying about it. >> reporter: yeah, just back from atlanta, really, really tough loss last night. the eagles defense gave up 244 yards in the first half, got down 20-3, but everything settled down in the second half and the eagles defense gave up two field goals the rest of the game and the offense looked alive. sam bradford had the most completions in his career, third most yards ever in his career, 336 yards, but this is how the falcons sealed it. the interception, it went right through the hands of jordan matthews. sam bradford had an x-ray after the game as a precaution, he says he's fine. take a look at this, sam bradford 52 times, only 16 carries for the running back. chip kelly said today it is all just about scoring points, not about how you do it. >> moving the ball down the field, so at the end of the day, whether we rush it for 399 yards or pass it or whatever, that's not my concern. whether it's what's the distribution, it's are we moving the football and getting the ball into the end zone is what we're concerned withment how we get it th

john finley. new york parents jason and kelly are welcoming these ladies to the family on july 1st.ng enough to go home where the 3-year-old brother is waiting for them to give you an idea of just how special this is. ideal triplets are only a 1 in 50 million occurrence. identical triplets. >> can you image? >> they are going to have a great life? >> can you image if that were going to happen to you? >> that would be great. i will take whatever i want. healthy is what we want. >> 20 minutes to the top of the hour. new laughing matter. new trouble brewing for the comedian whoed a mitted he lied about escaping the world trade center on 9-11. >> taking a trip through the travel app. t your personal information could be exposed if you do that. >> a wild encounter caught on camera. look at this. it's a bear scaling a condo. >> wow. >> but first a look at your weather across the con duntry today. ♪my milkface is an elevated state.♪ ♪cinnamon is my soul mate. ♪no debate 'cause it tastes so great.♪ ♪that's why i got milk face. ♪la-la-la-la-la. . . >> buffalo wild wings cutting ties with an

his previous controversial comments about john mccain, for example, or megyn kelly did nothing to hurt his standing in the race. the latest polls show him leading by double digits. >> in fact, his numbers went up after the controversies. hallie jackson outside trump tower, thank you. >> now to a security scare. a drone buzzing over the court during a u.s. open tennis match then crashed into it thankfully empty section of the stands. stephanie gosk is here with that story. >> good morning, we've become all too familiar with recreational drones making headlines and last night one caused a brief delay at one of the city's biggest sporting events of the year. >> reporter: this morning a new york city teacher is under arrest after a drone he was allegedly operating crashed into the stands during a match at the u.s. open thursday night. police say 26-year-old daniel burrelly was charged with reckless operation of a drone and operating a drone in a new york city park outside the prescribed area. toward the end of a second round match, the drone flew over the court before crashing into an unoc

. >>> i am john clark from comcast sport nets. chip kelly lost both of his games against the cowboys at the linc, and the birds want a win because they do not want to start 0-2 in the nfc. dallas has won nine straight on the road, and that's the longest streak in the nfl. the birds are going to be coming full of emotion off that season opening loss in atlanta, and you have to throw in that cowboys rivalry. >> it shouldn't take much just to get hyped for this game. everybody and their mama wish they could trade places with us right now so they can play in this game. >> join us here on nbc 10 before and after the game for exclusive coverage. you can watch eagles kickoff today. if donald trump could be president, the temple owls could be ranked, right? they could be in the top 25 poll for the first time in 36 years. the owls had a win at umass yesterday. they are kicking the extra point but it's blocked. two points for temple, that's huge, and they are within one now and that clears the way for this, a 32-yard field goal by austin jones, and it