. >>> former sixer lou williams won nba sixth man of the year a war, sweet lou we called him. eraged career high 15.5. off the bench for front owe. williams led or tied for team lead in scoring, 18 teams, off the bench, that is second mess for a reserve in the league. lou was a second round pick by the 76ers in 2005. we will be right back. >>> thanks for watching at "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten and we're back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> the the "cbs evening news" is next tonight. tornado watch necessary effect as severe weather batters the east coast including right here in our area from new york here's scott pelley with the "cbs evening news". Ñç >> pelley: a suspect suffers a fatal spinal injury after his arrest in baltimore, but how did it happen? six officers have been suspended. also tonight dangerous weather. also tonight, dangerous weather. tornado watches are up for mine states from florida to new jersey. 700 are feared dead after a shipload of desperate refugees capsizes at sea. and there was no bigger winner in boston today than rebekah gregory. >> w

former sixer lou williams won the nba sixth man of the year award. sweet lou averaged a career high 15.5 points a game off the bench. for toronto and he's the first raptor to win they ward. lou was the sixers second round pick in 2005. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> well tonight an interesting scientific discovery that contains what some say sewer curious link to the muppets. >> scientist in companies at a ricoh came across a new species of glass frog. their skin is translucent there's a striking resemblance to kermit the frog. now it's not just the skin. look at the eyes, too. >> right. >> unlike kermit we're pretty sure this glass frog doesn't sing, dance or do television with bob shieffer. sadly that would be needed if they both could do that. >> it's not easy being green. >> it's not. we'll be right back. >> heavy rain and gusty winds messing up the i-95 i-95 corridor tonight. >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. for everyone here i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. the late show next with john travolta. have a good night. we'll see

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lou williams won the nba sixth man of the year award. iguodala was in the running but finished fourth in the voting nearly 400 points behind williams who was the first raptor to win an award since 1999. >>> to no one's surprise the san jose sharks and todd mcclellan parted ways today. after seven seasons together this is what the gm doug wilson had to say as the two sides decided to part. sometimes a change is best for all parties involved but nothing will take away from what todd and his staff accomplished here over the last seven years, end quote. >> this team is clearly in a rebuild, and, you know with one year left and heading forward, i have to analyze where everything was going. and i felt with some of the answers that i got that it was time. >> now at the top of the franchise accomplishments was 311 wins ss under mcclellan. a record. the sharks made the playoffs 6 of his 7 seasons at the helm and won three division titles and competed for two western conference finals. but, of course they never reached a stanley cup final. the warr

it can be the invitation of buddha or franny lew it could be mary lou williams on the piano, the love the music the 100 anniversary of the march were. keep the focus on his music. the wife is something else. more complicated. the music, not a life, but that's true for all of us. we fall short and how do we turn it or? by the best kind of examples possible choice: flanagan cracked vessels that you're. and thank god this center is trying to create not just a common ground because we can have a common ground and still be wrong. it's if a higher ground that allows us to access our common humanity, access the overlap. i don't ever want full unanimity in agreement with my brothers. that's the last thing you want because you want a really good different voices coming you want a jazz orchestra everybody lifting their voice. you don't want to just echoes. it's about everybody having the courage to lift their voices. it has to be mediated with respect and a willingness to learn and it's only by doing and that only by example. i suspect there are some folks in the audience we don't want to leave

it could be imitation of mary lou williams on the piano loving that music.'s the 100th anniversary of the genius from working-class hoboken named frank sonata right? keep the focus on his music and the love in that music. now the life is something else. it's more complicated. [laughter] it's like miles davis. the music, not the life. but that's true for all of us. it's not every element of our life because we fall short. how do we turn it around? by the best kinds of examples possible. the fallen and cracked vessels that we are and i thank god that the center is trying to create, not simply for me just a common ground because we can have a common ground and still be wrong wrong. it's a higher ground. that allows us to accent our common humanity accent the overlap. i don't ever want full unanimity and agreement with my dear brother. that's the last thing you want because she wants a variety of different voices. you want a jazz orchestra rate everybody lifting their voice. you don't want just at those. just their voice. that is what democracy is about. everyon

lou back to you. liz: thank you. william. on wall street today stocks finished higher.ones industrial up 76 points. s&p up 11. nasdaq up 34. volume on the big board picking up to 4 billion shares traded. and be sure to listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. an employee of the nba's utah jazz wanted to feel the exhilaration of dunking a basketball just like one of the team members. but as you'll see on your screen that didn't work out quite the way he expected. all he felt was the embarrassment of overshooting a trampoline during a break on jazz maverick's game. the team mascots do every night. maybe he would have been helped out by putting on the costume or something. he needed help. as i would have if i attempted the same stunt. well, it would not have helped pitcher carlos last night. the indians righty took a hit to his face. avoided injury. according to his manager he'll only miss one start because of a bad bruise. up next, brazilian supermodel giselle makes an announcement sure to affect the brady's bank account. she cause

lou did you -- >> the iran question got covered. >> let me take another question here. right here. yes. >> i'm a professor at the college of william and mary. [ inaudible ] >> is your mike on? >> it is. thank you. that we don't have much of a negotiating position left to bring the taliban to the table. but i would say that the aid that we give to pakistan is a way of bringing them to the table. and i would like to ask the panelists what would it take for us to use our support to pakistan more strategically with regard to afghanistan? >> i'm going to take one more question and then we'll somehow divvy up the responses. all the way back over there. that gentleman right there. wait for the mike, please. >> with respect to the political cohesion of the unity government as an institution, do you see abdullah abdullah as having a certain breaking point in terms of his relationship with ashraf ghani, and what would it be? >> okay. that's a lot for you to chew on. why don't you choose which ones you would like to respond to? zal, you want to -- >> thank you. well, on pakistan, as i mentioned at the beginning that was a great source of fru

lou lock like at the game. it is going to be empty. just the players. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse, i'll take them to federal court. as mayor, i'll do what's right for them. >> 7:46, cool, dry, quiet morning, plenty of sunshine, and we will have mid-week warmth, at least for today, with highs in the mid 70s. but, watching for some showers, and cooler temperatures for the end of the work week. what's happening is there is a storm down to the south. that will become kind of coastal storm. but we don't necessarily expect it to hug the coast. it will move off shore just far enough for us to get clouds out of it, showers, and some cooler temperatures. so here's the evidence in the seven day forecast, 75 degrees today ten out of ten,

lou, did you -- >> the iran question got covered. >> let me take another question here. right here. yes. >> i'm a professor at the college of william and mary. [ inaudible ] >> is your mike on? >> it is. thank you. that we don't have much of a negotiating position left to bring the taliban to the table. but i would say that the aid that we give to pakistan is a way of bringing them to the table. and i would like to ask the panelists what would it take for us to use our support to pakistan more strategically with regard to afghanistan? >> i'm going to take one more question and then we'll somehow divvy up the responses. all the way back over there. that gentleman right there. wait for the mike, please. >> with respect to the political cohesion of the unity government as an institution, do you see abdullah abdullah as having a certain breaking point in terms of his relationship with ashraf ghani, and what would it be? >> okay. that's a lot for you to chew on. why don't you choose which ones you would like to respond to? zal, you want to -- >> thank you. well, on pakistan, as i mentioned at the beginning, that was a great source of fr