stay tuned for hour number two with kelly evans and company. i will see you tomorrow.s. >> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell", everybody, i'm kelly evans, here is how we are finishing up the day on wall street, the dow trying to turn positive at the close, art cashin saying there were considerable buy orders about you going out with a decline of 20. the s & p, higher by a point and a half, the nasdaq adding five. so, overall, a mixed day. let bring in today's panel. joining me now, tom joyce, former chairman of nightcap tall is here along with our very own sarah even and cnbc contributor, john hang in nairian joining us, "fast money" trader, guy adami. welcome one and all. najarian j money" trader, guy adami. welcome one and all. do you see signs that we could be heading for more weakness, more choppiness? >> and look at germany, came almost all the way back. so, our market, you know, was approaching triple-digit, looked like it was going to be pretty ugly this morning, fought its way, almost -- well, fought its way all the way back, but didn't close in the

. >> kelly evans, that's garbage.'re from lexington, virginia, if you're at the waffle house, then we're done. >> $2.16. >> it only took two minutes to get to the virginia thing again. there it is. >> don't be jealous, bill. don't be jealous of virginia. >> i'm fine. no virginia envy here. >> thank god we're a country, boy or girl. >> we need more australian anecdotes. >> it's about time for "closing bell," isn't it in. >> 20 minutes. top of the hour. >> looking forward to it. see you then. >>> many people believe right now there is a bubble in higher education in this country. tuition prices are soaring and students are often left with huge debt and a degree that does not guarantee them a job. so what happens if and when this bubble bursts? sharon epperson is here with a cnbc 25 look into the future. what have you found in your crystal ball? >> well, mandy, there's growing concern that the benefits of a college degree are declining while the costs rise. and as a result, some futurists say that in the next 25 years, w

now to the second hour of "the closing bell" with kelly evans and company. tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. a late-day selloff on wall street. going out with a loss of about 113 points on the dow jones industrial average. the first back to back triple digit declines we have had since june. nasdaq meanwhile giving up 19. s&p down 11 to 1982. and the russell also again the weak link today down almost 1%. closing at about 1118. bring in the panel, talk about it. lots of perspective on this. carol roth along with our own kate kelly and kevin o'leary. kevin pulcari will join us in a moment. you have to say the price action here doesn't look good generally speaking, kate. we heard financials might be responsible. citizens financial pricing here. what does it tell us about the sentiment? >> i'm glad you mentioned citizens because i heard demand at the stated price is soft. there's enthusiasm about the deal. it seems to be the largest bank ipo since goldman sachs in the late '90s and remarkable but i'm t

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffith. remember the talk yesterday about the death cross and the russell 2000? never mind. pretty good rally right now. for those who thought we were on the brink of a correction in the markets, apparently the fears alleviated at least for today. the industrial average up almost 1% right now. a gain of 157 points. we're right about at the highs of the day right now, as a matter of fact. >> some scowling among the short sellers saying it maybe it's a squeeze. there's wall street lore about rosh hashanah and sell yom kippur. >> not coming right now. >> exactly. an exclusive with the chief investment officer at calpers. one of the biggest funds in the world. and if you remember last week huge news by announcing to stop investing with hedge funds. today, we're going to find out why from the person responsible for those zixs. >> largest public pension fund. >> great point. because, look -- >> we made sure to know they're the largest pension fund last week. >>> how's this for a company vacation po

i'm kelly evans here at new york stock exchange. >> that makes me bill griffith. we are watching the markets lower across the board today. the naz democracy and the russell 2000 particularly in the spotlight. the russell now 7% off of its most recent all-time shies set back in july. listen to this. the nasdaq, one of the statisticians, robert hum and i figuring this out. on friday, the nasdaq hit its most recent 14-year high. today, with it being down about 1.2%, it's in danger of closing at a 5-week low. from level, one extreme to the other in one day. >> this is a month of extremes. multiple new highs and we could be closing lower based on a sell-offs here for the month and keeping an eye on it with an hour to go. >> by the way, alibaba not immune to the selling today. its second day of trade here. down 4.5% after friday. when's behind the red arrows? >> below 90 now. that was the level we heard before it went public to watch and even after it went public. began trading i should say that he said to watch and right now cracking that level. >> we know somebody whe

. >> kelly evans returns on monday, but if she were here, she'd also be saying go tar heels. >> yes,he would. no, she wouldn't, but that's what you would say. >> it's okay. we did have a weak jobs report this morning, but is it good for the stock market? that seems to be what happened today. futures turned around first thing this morning when that number first disappointed, making many believe janet yellen's fed could go even slower in its quest to raise rates. the hawks had been saying maybe first quarter, but you have to think that argument doesn't exist anymore. >> it's the old bad news is good news. >> we thought we heard the end of that, maybe we haven't. even so, markets near a record. >> august, too, consistently bad the last few years. speaking of the jobs numbers, were they real? some noted economists are openly saying they don't believe them. they feel things are much better out in the economy than that report suggests, so we'll try to separate fact from some fiction coming up. >>> also today, think a gop victory in the senate will be good for business? the conventional wis

i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth. chair yellen just wrapping up her news conference following the announcement that they are leaving rates where they are. considerable remains in the statement that they will leave rates at a record low rate for a considerable period of time. and they are continuing to scale back their purchases of financial assets out there. >> a couple of different crosscurrents. and the statement about the labor market having slack in it. markets up as much as 80 points on the back of that. while we heard from chair yellen in her press conference, the worry being maybe she would sound as hawkish as some elements of both the projections and the statement and the dissenters could have been read. but so far, that not feeding through into the reaction of the stock market. >> let's show you how we are doing right now. the classic stutter-step, if we were to show you on intraday chart of the dow, markets were trying to digest all the information at 2:00 eastern time when it first came out. up, then down,

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where after an ugly day in the market yesterday, the dowes industrial average today a strong gain up 183 points as mentioned and following three big stories on a very busy friday. >> let' review the stories. i mean, we have the stunning departure of bill gross from pimco. he's jumping to janus. more details are emerging about that story. it

i'm kelly evans here at new york stock exchange. >> that makes me bill griffith.e are watching the markets lower across the board today. the naz democracy and the russell 2000 particularly in the spotlight. the russell now 7% off of its most recent all-time shies set back in july. listen to this. the nasdaq, one of the statisticians, robert hum and i figuring this out. on friday, the nasdaq hit its most recent 14-year high. today, with it being down about

. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in today for kelly evans.mer is over, but -- >> no, it's not. summer is not over. saying that summer is over the day after labor day, pardon me for one second, but i have a thing about this. >> i had no idea. >> this is like saying winter is over the day of new year's day. it's not. we've still got weeks of summer to go. >> it's back to school!

i'm kelly evans here at new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffith.trying to fight back today from yesterday's selloff and entering the final hour of trading, the bears have the advantage this week. the treasury news, i guess, on tax inversions didn't help. new rules. russell continues lower. the dow moments ago was down 100 points so we're coming off the lows right now. >> endeed down 100,

i'm kelly evans. to get there and close at a new high for the dow jones industrial average. we needed 17,138 and then some and going out with a gain of about 100 points today but leaving us about five points shy of that all-time high. the closing high in july, an intraday high since including today and the close we can't capture. nasdaq up. the s&p up about 15 and closing just shy of the 2000 mark. ahead of big news events with the panel, mark lapresi, danielle hughes, herb greenberg and cnbc mad money trader and joins us now from london. so welcome one and all. brian kelly, just get us started here. significant, when's more significant, that we hit the new highs on the dow or we couldn't close again at a record? >> actually, i don't think either of them are significant. when's significant is "wall street journal" said everything about the fed meeting and not changing the language. they're concerned about spooking the market. and that's all the market needed to know and, boom, off to the races. >> doe

i'm kelly evans.a look at we finish the big bounce back day on wall wl and the end of a pretty volatile week here with the dow going out 7th out of 9 sessions up 165 points. just about 1% and it was up almost 200 points and a little bit fading there into the close. the nasdaq up 1%. s&p adding 16ment back to 1982. russell even joining the fun today up 0.8% or about 9 points so a busy and volatile week on wall street. morgan brenen in joining me. when's going on? >> well, an update and down week for stocks. worst week in eight. all of the major indexes for the u.s. posting losses for the week. the dow jones industrial average down about 1%. s&p 500 down about 1.3%. nasdaq composite down 1.5% for the week and the russell 2000, of course, biggest loser for the week, down 2.5% although still a bit better than what we saw earlier in the week after we had that so-called death cross hit on monday. now, all the sectors in the red for the day. industrials, energy, utilities, consumer december yiiscretionar fur

i'm kelly evans.th where we're finishing the day with the dow giving up 61 on the close again and down triple digits just about an hour ago and we have the losses. nasdaq giving up 24 points. s&p 500 with a decline of about 11 sitting at 1985. we did test the 1980 mark. art cashin saying watch it. we held it for this friday and raises questions in tandem of interest rates of next week and straight to it with the panel. joining me is zachary, erin, and robert and tim seymour and michelle caruso cabrera. this is a better and better house in a worse and worse neighborhood as they say. >> yeah. remember, september can happen. august 30th we would be worried about the worst month of the year for markets. looking at the u.s. and think with the dollar which is giving a lot of royal in the markets and what you are talking about. if you look at the central bank differentials or the diver intelligence in policy, it is making a weaker yen and a weaker euro which is what both those central banks want much easier

welcome to the "closing bell," everybody, i'll kelly evans.looks like we are going out on the lows of the day for wall street, the fourth day in a row of triple digit moves, this time, sharply negative direction, in fact, giving up 258 points on a close of 1 1/2%. look at the nasdaq, going out with a loss of almost 2%. the s and p giving up 32 points. this is important for a lot of people watching the charts here, closing at 1966. a lot of guys were hoping earlier today would hold that 1970 level. not only did it breakthrough it but look like it is going to close on the road this there the. the russell, lagging, weak, off 8 1/2%, might be more now from its peak this year, giving up 1.6% today or 18 points to the level of 1110. talk it out with the panel. joining me now is elon moy of the walks post, rebecca patterson, michelle caruso cab bra ir -- cabrera and jim najarian. >> everybody is focused on the tide going out and figuring out who is going to be naked at this point, right? so, we saw an emerging markets, right? we are going to see the

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth.ld watch a spectacle of epic proportions. the stock opened at 11:53

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffith. remember the talk yesterday about the death cross and the russell 2000? never mind. pretty good rally right now. for those who thought we were on the brink of a correction in the markets, apparently the fears alleviated at least for today. the industrial average up almost 1% right now. a gain of 157 points. we're right about at the highs of the day right now, as a matter of fact. >> some scowling among

i'm kelly evans. where do we begin? markets closing at all-time highs here, charge he can in, the indexes, dow add egg 107 points on the session, 17, about 265 that is going to be the new high-water mark. same for the s & p 500, trading up 7 points, closing at 2011. nasdaq adding 31 points for its part. and we are going to go straight to our dominic chu with breaking news. what can you tell us, dom? >> what we have is important developments on the oracle front here. earnings numbers not out yet but what we do know as of this time is that current chairman and ceo, larry ellison of oracle announced that he will step down from the role of ceo of the company. in his place, oracle has promoted ceos current presidents mark heard and sap practice katz ceos of the company. so, again, larry ellison, current chairman and ceo of oracle has announced that he will step down. he will have safra cat. >> and mark hurd, both co-presidents of the company right now ascend to the role of ceos of oracle. ellison one of the most public ceos

. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in today for kelly evans. and summer is over, but -- >> no, it's not. summer is not over. saying that summer is over the day after labor day, pardon me for one second, but i have a thing about this. >> i had no idea. >> this is like saying winter is over the day of new year's day. it's not. we've still got weeks of summer to go. >> it's back to school! don't you feel like it's back to school today? >> then call it back-to-school time. >> you are back to school today. >> i am. call it back-to-school time. >> summer's over, but does that mean the rally is as well? a tepid start to stocks kicking off the month of september. the s&p's lower by two. the major industrial average down 40 and the nasdaq higher by 10 points. >> it didn't seem so long ago that the cruise industry was on the ropes with one mishap after another. remember all those pr problems they had a couple years ago? >> yeah, the smelly problem, the, mm-hmm. >> today it gets a big vote of confidence with news that norwegian cruise lines is buying ocea

. >> kelly evans returns on monday, but if she were here, she'd also be saying go tar heels. >> yes,ould. no, she wouldn't, but that's what you would say. >> it's okay. we did have a weak jobs report this morning, but is it good for the stock market? that seems to be what happened today. futures turned around first thing this morning when that number first disappointed, making many believe janet yellen's fed could go e

. >>> welcome to the "closing bell", i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm billis throwback thursday on wall street, back to levels we haven't seen in five weeks. you see what i'm doing there? >> i like that. >> okay. >> it is a difference a single day can make, a pretty good rally yesterday but we now have four consecutive days for the dow to have triple-digit moves, three of them down, one of them up. that's the heat map, as we call it, for the standard & poor's 500 index. all 500 compone

. >> i'm kayla tausche in for kelly evans for it off this week

kelly. they lose allen bashry and evan mathis. chip kelly did not have an update tonight we'll know more about them tomorrow. eagles will be at indianapolis next week. jeff back to you. >> ducis what a come back today. by your eagles they what up looking to sweet the nationals in five years. cole hamels on the mound since starting combined hitter thats tie at one. in the fourth hamels facing le rosh. this is not a replay. phils lose 3-2 avoid sweeping nats and hamels losses for the first time in more than a month. phillies back home home to take on the pirates. >> thank you. it was a great day for a walk in the park or anywhere with your best friend this is mutt mile and pit stop program. path covered more than 3 miles of beautiful bellevue state park there in wilmington. once it was over everybody involved could enjoy a nice cool (postal worker) hey! millers! you two day-dreaming? (millers, in unison) yes. (postal worker) about your victorian dream home? (mrs. miller) uh huh. (postal worker) or maybe a colonial home? (mr. miller)

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. we got here so we could watch a spectacle of epic proportions. the stock opened at 11:53 a.m. and it's been trading around that price right now. i should point out, on this incredibly newsy day, as you've been hearing, roger goodell, the nfl commissioner will be holding a news conference. he's expected to talk about the domestic violence issues that have plagued the nfl for the last couple of weeks to perhaps talk about an overhaul of the personal conduct code in the nfl and talk about the work that they are doing but we'll get to that as soon as the news conference gets under way. >> we will be, with the apology of the choppy nature of what is happening in the markets today. >> this is where it all happened today. we're waiting for the pricing action to begin. >> the dust has settled. this area was wall to wall, shoulder to shoulder with hundreds of people this morning. but stocks holding up pretty well. 92.70 is where it was traded but, remember, when jack ma wanted to personally ch

here's kelly evans. >> thank you, simon. welcome to "the closing bell."ere's how we're finishing up the day with the dow off 97 here on the close. s&p giving up 13. the nasdaq off 40 points. and we'll keep a close eye on apple shares here, as well. now let's join -- joining me now is today's "closing bell" panel and sallie and sharon epperson and more on today's markets reaction to the apple event, trader brian kelly and gene muster from cupertino in just a moment. bk, kick it off with you here. why do you think we're seeing the weakness in the market for the second straight session? >> well, today, it was because apple sold off and such a large part of the indices and going to pull everything down but we have really been going sideways far month here and had every reason in the world for the market to rally and then the path of least resistance is lower and probably a pullback of everybody waiting for, expecting. i don't think it's a major bull market. >> you can say in crude, sharon. whatever the markets are doing, they get a little bit of a break at th

i'm kayla in for kelly evans. how we're finishing the day on wall street. the dow only major average in the green. up by about 43 points ending near the highs of the session. the nasdaq down 1%. russell down 1.25% as we are seeing some air let out of the momentum stocks as invest to recalls reposition the portfolios for that major alibaba ipo. s&p roughly unchanged at the close. let's bring in today's panel. susan and our own morgan o brennan and with us is guy odami. this is like a choose your own adventure. what do you think is really moving the averages based on everything we have going on to work with? >> hi, kayla. people i think reposition themselves ahead of this. obviously, a lot of high fliers whacked today. but if you look deeper, i mean, to me the weakness in the russell is something that's been happening, something that's worth noting today. the fact that the bond market may have bottomed out in terms of rates being at their ze knni. the weakness in the russell to be looked at and maybe the alibaba ipo

getting set to play monday night against the lot a the inthe oies to allen barbree and evan mathis and dennis kelly was inactive last week is betaying left guard. especially after last year, you see how consistent our ofles ae lthe sa is andamew -- it's different, the first time you know this group of offensive er lthe samen have dealt with something like that. >> we are thin, missing two of our best players that huhat.es but luckily we have good depth within the ranks and guys that can step in ander eay well for us. >> letsamepe so. we are teaming up with phl season, first up up ears,s and cockso and monday night footbal kicks off at 8:00 on phl 17. >>> the other big story, the fallout from theicey rice amesontroversy, the associated press is reporting that law enforcement did indeed send the tape oficey rice in the revel casino elevator punching his now wee he. but the nfl tells "a andion news" that they have no knowledge of this but will look into 3 w >> we califhtp. withhingerry >> w andilliams that played wit rice in baltimore from 2009 to 2012 and wie nno saams he reached out to rice but was

now there's a question mark with the injuries of evan mathis and barbrie. dennis kelly gets the nod at left guard. >> it is 5:16 a big-box store unveils their top toy list for the holidays. it was picked by the experts, the kids. >> people who use andy biotics are being ignored at hospitals. >> reporter: looks like afternoon and evening thunderstorms hold off until after the kids are home. we'll have >> acrobats took to the stage at the wells fargo center. it was the opening night for the circumstance -- circus so. it is open until sunday. >> reporter: the ben franklin bridge, we have construction blocking the two right lanes web. we'll see them opening another lane, we'll see the flashing lights, we're seeing a little bit of traffic on the ben. cruel jam up later when more people are up and out this morning. burlington bristol we're in the clear. tacony-palmyra scheduled for a 5:30 opening and the betsy ross bridge and walt whitman bridge looking good. >> reporter: we have temperatures in the 60s, by 9:00 a.m., 74. 81 by noon, chiefing the 8 -- owe achieving the 80s pr

dennis kelly fill in for evan mathis, andrew gardner will play for the injured allen barbara. >> i feel much more comfortable, now, you know, physically, i feel more comfortablement mentally toward football, so i am excited. >> we can't let one guy distract what the entire team is trying to accomplish here. if you ask anyone of those guys they would be upset if we were worrying about them, not getting the job done, as well. >> not good finish for the phillies last night. to the ballpark, up three-two, andrew, watch ben revere. what was he jumping that? that ball so far out of his head, he could be 12 feet, 15 feet tall. falls. inside the park homerun. pirates tie it at later in the inning. they go onto win it six-three against the phillies, that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> something big in store for the philadelphia waiter who admitted to fox 29 eagles star lesean mccoy did not have the best service at his northern liberties restaurant, actor charlie sheen tweeted he's giving the wait area thousand dollars. shady mccoy left a 20 cents tip on a 60-dollar bill, pyt monday,

. >>> and, the eagles will have new starters on the offensive line monday night, dennis kelly fill in for evan andrew gartner play for the injured allen bash re. >> i full much more comfortable. now, you know, physically, i feel more comfortable. mentally, you know, toward football. so i'm excited. >> we can't let one guy, you know, distract from what the entire team is trying to accomplish here. i think if you asked anyone every those guys, they would be upset if we were worrying about them, not getting the job done, as well. >> that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> and at 5:46, a live picture from new york city here, as today marks 13 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks. you are looking at one world trade center there, nearly 3,000 lives were lost, when the terrorist hijacked four planes. meanwhile, in shenksville, pennsylvania, last night, the national park service opened the doors of the visitor center under construction the flight 93 national memorial. it crashed in a field there, passengers fought back against the hijackers. let's roll observance of the crash there will beg

dennis kelly will start at left guard place of evan mathis and andrew gardner at right tackle the fact these players have been with the eagles last year and throughout camp make it easier to jump in with the center making the line calls. does it change things? you just up the communication and most of that has to be done this week in practice. you know, it's hard to change the way you do things and to up your thinking during the game it affects your play too much. in practice takes a lot closer attention to detail. >> there might be a couple of things that i make communication a little clearer with gardner, but, um, you know, he knows his stuff and he knows what we got to do. >> the more you play the more comfortable you are and another week of practice at right tackle do nothing but increase my comfort level. >> full preview of eagles and colts coming up this sunday morning at 11:00 on "game day live". and fox nfl sunday at 12 noon. followed by the cardinals -- 12 noon. 12 noon. okay. cardinals and giants at 1:00. wrap up week two of the nfl season on fox 29 news at 10. >> according t

guard evan mathis and tackle allen barber down with injuries. even so, coach kelly says, the half time a justments were minor. >> i don't think or feel even in the game that, getting orphans blown off here, don't have a shot at this thing. but let's settle down, do what we can do, get back into. >> this really one possession at a time. >> all right, chip. hey prime time play last night, detroit lions roared past the new york giants, at ford fields and jim caldwell's first game, lions head coach. matthew through two touchdowns, to mega tron. johnson and also ran for touchdown. detroit intercepted eli manning twice, and the lions beat up the giants 35 to 14. >>> the arizona cardinals came back from 11 points down to grab a win over the chargers in the other prime time game last night. the cardinals went ahead when carson palmer hit rookie john brown with two minutes left. brown with moves to get into the end zone. cardinals beat the chargers 18 to 17. and more football where that came f this thursday night, the debut of thursday night football on cbs-3, this week, the

evan math is and barberry out. barberry could have an ankle sprain could miss time. jim kellyis not worried about replacements for now. >> i don't know, i don't know anything about the offensive line. when i get the information, then we will do it. there's no reason to speculate on who is moving where. our side of the ball offensively to say who is doing what or anything. we haven't had the discussion yet. >>> onto the phillies, mike cal frank oh making his debut. he is struggling to find playing time for younger players and win games. more on comcast sportsnet. >>> now for a look on what's coming up on the news at 11:00, a fine instead of arrest, decriminalizing marijuana is on the table this week. new developments and what the mayor's office is saying now. >>> start to go feel like fall there. >> could be docking showers, too. >> we have a lot of fall weather, advertised 81, not getting close to that. periods of rain tomorrow, south and east. not going to really dry out until later on wednesday, then kind of a cool weekend, too. >>> thanks, glenn, for all of us here at nbc 1

kelly will be fill ins. they will fill in at right tackle and left guard due to injure to evan mathis anal even barber. today lineman have face in their new line mates. >> i'm very confident regardless of who is in there. we have good players waiting to get a chance. two offensive line has played great all season and they are guys familiar with the offense. >> we will do what we do. we will not change nothing. they have been here the whole time. they know the offense. they know is what at stake. >> eagles monday night in indy, six abc and phl, 17 have you covered. count down to kick off, all of the action starts monday at 8:00 p.m. here on phl17. >>> to the phillies, is there a hit parade going on at citizens bank park. only problem is it is pirates doing all of the hitting. jerome williams gets lit up in the fifth inning. he gives up four runs and five innings. andrew with the big blow in the fifth. this goes for an inside the park home run. the pirates bang out 13 hits and phillies lose this game, six-three. coming up next half an hour phillies interim president pat gillick address those rumors phill

coach chip kelly did not provide an update this afternoon but according to various reports evan mathis has a sprained mcl to the right knee. he could miss six weeks. the right tackle allen barber has a high ankle sprain. this is far from an ideal situation. >> anytime you will have continuity, that is a balance, and obviously the the injuries are part of the game and if you don't have it, you have to have have guys that go in and do a good job when they are in there. >> next week it is eagles and colt. we will air a pregame special count down to kick off followed by the game itself. all of the action starts next monday at 8:00 p.m. here on phl17. >>> to baseball now phillies have just three weeks left to go in the season tonight they will begin a set with the pirates. pick it up in the fourth inning following a jimmy rollins triple, ryan howard, brings them home, but rollins would leave the game with what the team is calling a hamstring strain. something to keep an eye on. to the fifth kyle kendrick pitching well up to this point. but, he tags him for a two run home run. phillies lose

evan mathis and alan bashry out with tobin now and dennis kelly and gardner are in.agles relieve pro bowl left tackle jason peters to help bring together this line. >>> i think sometimes it goes unnoticed. he's very quiet. not boisterous type player but his ability to get across his point younger guys has been hunl for us. >> everybody does their job and when everybody does their job we score points coverage kicked off tonight count down kickoff followed by the game. vikings running back adrian period of time son will not play tomorrow against new england and remains to be seen if and when he'll play again. they're reviewing his case. he spent the night in jail before being released. he's accused of whipping his 4-year-old son with a tree branch. >> ed snyder says today he is cancer free. team chairman finished last round of chemotherapy and radiation last month for undisclosed form of cancer. check out the flyers rookie camp this morning and he says he will try, try, the key word try to be more patient. patient is possible as the season gets underway. snyder admits

evan mathis and allen bashry. so thee guys have to step up in a big way. tonight will be important for unknowns to play well. dennis kelly who chip kelly called a very large human being will try to play large at first start at guard and andrew gardner no relation to jim gardner will nil the attackle and guys on the line told us this week they hope that all these changes won't really affect them. >> the only difference i'm on the other side. i played outside my entire college career. so just it's not that unsetting but there's a little bit of trying to concentrate on the details to fix everything and switching sides. >> obviously chemistry will not be the same that you've been working with for a year but it's going to be good enough where i think we can go out and win ball games. >> the game comes your way tonight 8:30 on phl17 coming up 8:00 phl17 pregame special "countdown to kickoff". jamie what are you doing. >> tweeting, tweet, #6abceagles. >> for ducis rogers back you to jeff. >> you guys are tweeting too much i have to start following you two. >> desean jackson plans to play against the eagles. it was put in jeopar

evan mathis is out for game action, for the next eight weeks we're told with that knee injury. bird signed veteran all pro wade smith yesterday or backup dennis kelly will start in mathis place. allen barber and naje good are out for the season. couple big blows there. >>> get ready for football tomorrow night, it is premiere of the thursday night football on cbs 36789 sports director beasley reese will be live from baltimore for the steelers/ravens game. coverage starts at 8:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" what are the hottest toys of the year, we will tell you what the young ones pick already. >> all right. >> already. >> not even halloween. not even october. >> coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> roger goodell says seeing raid vet use of ray rice knocking out the fiance compelled him to increase punishment to two games to a indefinite suspension. see the exclusive interview with the commissioner on cbs this morning at 7:00 o'clock. >>> boy who realize the use of the wheelchair, shares his story. dejuan mackey has cerebral palsy and said two boys beat him up and stole his house key. suspects are between 12 and 14

pro bowl guard evan mathis who suffered a knee injury in sunday's win against the jags will be allowed to return to practice in six weeks. he can play a game in aim dennis kellyt the start monday night or pro bowl veteran wade smith who the birds signed today. meanwhile allen barberry, he's going to be out for the rest of the season. >>> we are one day away from the premiere of cbs3 thursday night football. sports director beasley reece will be live in baltimore. coverage starts at 8 o'clock right here on cbs3. >>> penn state taking on rutgers this week but at today's weekly press conference all the questions for new head coach james franklin were about the bowl restrictions that were lifted from the penn state football program yesterday. >> we're very appreciative of that opportunity. it's amazing how many people texted me and e-mailed me last night and said how awesome that you're bowl eligible. we're not bowl eligible. we have an opportunity to go to a bowl game. >> and what game of the week should be the game of the week for the friday football frenzy? we've truman and cardinal o'hara, washington township at cherokee or ridley at garnet valley. you can vo

evan mathis anal even barber, eagles sign guard wade smith for depth. andrew gardener will start at right tackle monday night begins the indianapolis colts. dennis kelly get nod at left guard. those two guys have limited experience. >> just do what you can to be ready. obviously i'm the the guy and i will prepare like i have to if i'm going to start. so, you know, i'm excited. >> communication is key. being on the aim page as everybody else is key and that is what i will try to do my best. >> eagles coach monday night, six abc and phl17, we have this one covered. we will have pry game special count down to kick off followed by the game, monday at 8:00 o'clock on phl17. >>> day after commissioner goodell said in one had seen that ray rice elevator video before this week a law enforcement official tells the associated press that he sent the video to an nfl executive some five months ago. nfl has hired a former fbi director to investigate its handling of the matter. also tonight ray rice is getting support from former teammate and current eagle carry williams. >> i know ray rice made a mistake. i necessity him as a man, teammate, as a friend, and what he

evan mathis anal even barber, eagles sign guard wade smith for depth. andrew gardener will start at right tackle monday night begins the indianapolis colts. dennis kelly get nod at left guard. those two guys have limited experience. >> just do what you can to be ready. obviously i'm the the guy and i will prepare like i have to if i'm going to start. so, you know, i'm excited. >> communication is key. being on the aim page as everybody else is key and that is what i will try to do my best. >> eagles coach monday night, six abc and phl17, we have this one covered. we will have pry game special count down to kick off followed by the game, monday at 8:00 o'clock on phl17. >>> day after commissioner goodell said in one had seen that ray rice elevator video before this week a law enforcement official tells the associated press that he sent the video to an nfl executive some five months ago. nfl has hired a former fbi director to investigate its handling of the matter. also tonight ray rice is getting support from former teammate and current eagle carry williams. >> i know ray rice made a mistake. i necessity him as a man, teammate, as a friend, and what he

. >> i'm kayla tausche in for kelly evans for it off this week. markets vacillating between red and green during this session. they had been in green for several days, positive gains across the board. but as you see, with just an hour left if trade, dow down by ten, s&p by three. we had been talking about a possible record close. >> second day that's happened this week where we see a rally on the opening, just fades in the afternoon. if we showed you transports, that's still in record territse an all-time high yesterday. it is up again today on some those lower oil prices. there's tranports up 57 points. a gain of .66%. one of the bright spots on an otherwise lackluster today. >>> marathon oil's ceo lee tillman is with us. boxing champion's manny pacqaoi and chris algeri. they'll ring the opening bell today ahead of their big match. lots to talk about in the housing industry. and we get to the business brains behind the "duck dynasty" brand. willie robertson will be here with us. you won't want to miss that. he's getting his family into a number o