michael bradley from 97.5 the fanatic joins is to talk about a preview of the game. first thing is chip kelly said yeah, starters will play maybe three, four or five snaps and get them out of the game, injuries, avoiding them is primarily concern. >> nice to get work in. nice to hit somebody else. but, lets get out of there before any damage can be done. >> do you want to start on the offensive side. >> offence. >> that is what chip kelly is all about. >> how does foles back. >> foles is fine, sharp. what you want to see is he crisp, running offense well, complete passes he is supposed to and does he stay clean and in one hit him. >> will he complete pass toes rookie wide receiver jordan matthews. this guy looks good. evidently he works really hard. >> he is a big guy, got speed. great hand. sev record for most pass receptions. he will to have complete them. riley cooper will in the play. it is matthews, josh hough, brad smith. let see how backups as it were will perform and whether matthews can lift himself in that elite starting category. he is listed behind smith

know, this are a lot of different eyewitness reports this one you'll hear coming up, that man is michael bradley. he spoke with us on a day that saw the attorney general meet here with top investigators and officials and especially michael brown's parent whose will bury their son on monday. we'll talk about the visit and the family's concern shortly and concerns being expressed as we speak by protesters at the county prosecutor's office about his ability to prosecute this case and you'll hear more in just a short moment from mr. brady's account of the shooting, one of many as 360's randi kaye reports. >> reporter: a confrontation at officer darron wilson's police car and then shots fired. for those who claim to know what happened to michael brown, that's about all they agree on. at least three eyewitnesss remember a scuffle at the officer's car. though an anonymous woman who did not witness the shooting but a friend of the officers says michael brown was the aggressor, which cnn confirmed matches the account officer wilson gave authorities. >> michael bum rushes him, shoves him back into his car

michael bradley is here to talk about that. how about cliff lee i thought traded to ang hes yankees probably thought phew. he hurt his elbow. >> we deposit do anything. sat like we're hitting here. >> completely late. >> it's 70 degrees. >> it is 70. feeling more humid out there. >> yes. >> it's back that muggy weather we didn't miss over the past few mornz returned. it's more humid out there today. also more clouds. we're anticipating showers to move in later on. we didn't rally see them last night. this afternoon we're seeing a better chance. widely scattered not bad overall high temperature of 4. that's forecast here in philadelphia. down the shore, we'll show you peek at that more clouds and thunderstorms and in and out of the sunshine makes it not the best beach day high temperatures in upper 50s. more on the weekend still more to come. let's check in and see how the roads are. >> we'll focus on one accident salford, closed between -- and allentown road. salford, closed between -- and allentown road. fuel tanker into >> go

protesters marched for michael bradley was killed by police on august 9 in ferguson, missouri.you see the picture there. also have the news press with the caption, the headline this morning on their newspaper, how can order be restored? they lined the street with police in riot year and imposed a curfew, lifted it and deploy the national guard, and still the violence erupts nightly in the town of ferguson, missouri. that is a question we'll ask our next guest coming up here on the "washington journal." we are talking to eugene o'donnell who is a former police officer and john jay college of criminal justice lecture, so we'll talk to him about that coming up. getting your thoughts on whether the president obama should go to ferguson, missouri, try to quell the violence there and talk about the issue of race. keep getting your thoughts on that the first, san antonio express turns to the museum and has this headline about the government there, rick perry. rick perry gets booked and then he goes for ice cream. they are on this king is a mug shot. the governor turned himself in yest

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our michael bradley from 97.5 the the fanatic will be here with a preview of that game. we need the eagles this year. >> i know, we do. >> the sixers, the phillies. >> we are depressed. >> doctors say they have found a new piece to the puzzle when it comes to diagnosing breast cancer, will this new gene just discovered, be part of the general screening process. and are you at a higher risk of developing that disease. the doctor is here to break it all down for you. >> 6:21 is the time. lets do weather on the one's with caitlin. >> good morning to chris and everyone else. if you are just joining us, the the alarm clock just went off, we have beautiful wet tore take us through today and weekend. friday, nothing but sun glare. that is only issue out there. 65 degrees. it is comfortable and down right cool in the suburban spots starting off in the 50's. seventy-nine by noon time. eighty-five will be that high temperature later today as we hit the drive home. sunset, at 8:06 p.m. three, ten's in a row, we call that a 30, by the way, 87 on a saturday. eighty-five on sunday. su

listen to michael bradley about what he says he saw. he lives within view of the shooting sight which is just about three blocks from where i am now. i spoke, as i said, just a short time ago. take a look. so when did you first realize something was happening? >> well, this was a little bit after 11:30ish. a friend woke me up out of a nap. he comes over. i steps outside with him for three to five minutes. after that, i comes in, say something to my fiancee in the kitchen. then i goes into the bedroom but then two minutes in the bedroom, i heard an altercation outside and. >> what did you hear? >> just some heavy struggling like a strong voice, like a strong voice, i'm not sure what words exchanged exactly but just a strong voice. >> what did you do then? >> so when i heard the altercation, i looks out the window and i see somebody at the ferguson police window, some kind of tussle going on here. >> you saw somebody at the window of the police car? >> yes. >> the police officer was still in the vehicle. >> yeah, inside the vehicle. so li

all stems of course from the shooting death of unarmed teen named michael brown. bradleymore now from ferguson. >> tonight the missouri national guard treeping to keep order on the streets of ferguson up the xhapt of said proyp so far failed to ease tension. >> what happens is the peaceful protestors gather but the other element blends in. and now they blend in and that's what is causing us some he shall. >> family and businesses prepare for another night of violence, president obama pleaded for peace and order. >> so community in ferguson that is rightly hurting and looking for answers let me call once again for us to seek some understanding rather than simply holler at each other. >>reporter: at the heart of all this unrest what happened between these 2 men daryn wilson white police officer recognized for excellent service and michael brown a young black man about to start college. results of several autopsy on the unarmed 1 18-year-old coming in. >> at least sex shots. could be more. but at least 6. >>reporter: medical examiner hired by the family saying it's not clear

michael bradley from the fanatic is here.aybe the yankees are saying whew we only traded for cliff lee and then he hurts his elbow again. >> he said it started in the game, he said it started to feel bad and he didn't want it snap or get worse. he's on the 15 day dl. i can't imagine it's only going to be two weeks. this may shut him dow that doesn't look so. >> why didn't we make trades. >> ruben amaro was asking for a lot am i have no problem asking for a lot because if you ask for a little bit the guys don't make it to the majors. >> do you know what he was asking for. >> he was asking for prospects. he wanted high aaa guys young major leaguers ready to play. >> do you know who we were willing to let go. >> marlon byrd seemed to be the guy mostly in play. cole hamels probably not. >> cliff. >> cliff maybe. >> seemed like it. >> seemed like it but that would have been a big -- you needed a big deal. you would have needed a lot in return and his salary is tough. they would have had to eat a lot of that. >> ryan. >> nobody wan

michael bran. abc news reporter tahman bradley is live with the latest. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the demonstrations were peaceful until around midnight when according to police, violent people threw bottles. >> come on. >> reporter: overnight authorities in ferguson again changed tactics trying to keep a lower profile hiding tactical units but peaceful demonstrations got out of hand. >> all media you need to return. >> reporter: officers drew their guns and made arrests. >> the agitators, the criminals embedded themselves and hid behind media. they began throwing bottles. they threw urine on officers and that's what caused officers to take action and begin to make arrests. >> reporter: an outside -- and outside ferguson yesterday afternoon there was this angry demonstration after another police shoot,. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: officers in saint louis shot and killed a 23-year-old black man they say was coming at them waveing a knife. >> officer's safety is the number one issue. if you're the family of a police off

michael brown. abc's tahman bradley is in ferguson with the latest. >> reporter: the missouri national guard tryingson. they're under the command of the state highway patrol which has so far failed to ease tensions here. >> what happens is, the peaceful protesters gather. but the, the other element, blends in. and now they blend in and that's what's been causing us some issues. >> reporter: families and businesses prepared for a night of violence. president obama pleaded for peace and order. >> so the community in ferguson that is rightly hurting and looking for answers, let me call once again for us to seek some understanding rather than simply holler at each other. >> reporter: at the heart of all this unrest what happened between the two men, darren wilson, a white police officer, recognized for excellence and service, and michael brown, a young black man about to start college. the results of several autopsies of the unarmed 18-year-old coming in. >> at least six shots. could be more. but at least six. >> reporter: the medical examiner hired by the family saying it's not clear if brown was char

michael brown and a similar keen in chicago where an angry crowd demanded justice. meanwhile, in ferguson, it was a purchase calmer night. more from abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: overnight a peaceful almost festive scene on the streets of ferguson, missouri, the community rallying to demand answers after michael brown, an unarmed black teenager was shot and killed by a police officer last saturday. it was a dramatically different scene than wednesday night when ferguson police looking like a small army with tanks and heavy weapons clashed with demonstrators. >> the people that's been violent is the police. >> reporter: after that violence missouri governor jay nixon ordered a change in tactics and stripped local police of their authority, replacing them with the state highway patrol. >> i know that ferguson will not be defined as a community torn apart by violence. >> reporter: last night, crowds cheered the trooper in charge captain ron johnson who lives in the community and marched alongside the protesters. >> so as the old saying i've got a dog in this fight. i'll got a big dog in this fight. >> reporter: other americans sharing similar feelin

. >> reporter: holder met with michael brown's parents and promised them a fair investigation. devin, michelle. >> tahman bradley live in ferguson, thank you. >>> meantime, police in nearby st. louis have released this video as officers shot and killed a man on tuesday. it happened just miles from the protests in ferguson. they say the man, an alleged shoplifter, had a knife. in the video you can see he refused to back off. after repeated orders, the officers who shot the man are now on administrative leave. >>> former virginia governor bob mcdonnell has taken the stand for the first time in his public corruption trial. mcdonnell testified yesterday about his sometimes volatile relationship with his wife maureen suggesting the two could not have conspired because they were largely estranged. the couple is accused of accepting more than $165,000 in cash and gifts from a political supporter in exchange for favors. if convicted, they could face up to 20 years in prison. >>> breaking news, the american doctor who contracted ebola will be released from the hospital today. dr. kent brantley who was evacuated from libe

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bradley is in ferguson with the latest. >> reporter: with the national guard withdrawing and businesses re-opening ferguson appears to be returning to normal. but the nightly street protests over the death of michael brown continue. >> there's no getting rid of us. >> no, it's not going to stop. we got to keep going. got to keep going. >> reporter: mixed in with the crowds clergy and community leaders working to keep the peace. >> we also are here to make sure everybody stays safe. >> reporter: 11:00 the street. that's captain ron johnson talking to demonstrators as he does every night, thinner crowds and peaceful demonstrations tonight. order may be restored but captain johnson says the local police force must change. >> the police have to get out and be in touch. if they don't take heed to what the law enforcement are doing and all of this week, they will fail. >> reporter: the cause for a new prosecutor in the case tips. they're demanding robert mcculloch who has deep family ties with police recuse himself. >> people have made a statement to bob mcculloch and back and have no confidence in his ability to be fair. >> he has no plans to step down and will stay on unless the governor removes him.

michael brown. it's about a lot of different police shootings across the country. >> abc's tahman bradley, great weeke mid east where hamas is warning gaza where they killed three senior hamas military leaders. pretaun strike defld a four-story house in a densely populated neighborhood. one day after another strike killed the wife and young son of its military commander. more than 2,000 palestinians and 67 israelis have been killed in more than six weeks of fighting. >>> and there's an explosive revelation this morning about the catalyst that sparked this latest middle east war. a veteran hamas official says the group was behind the kidnapping and killing of three israeli teenagers in the west bank back in june. they say hamas carried out the kidnapping hoping to spark a new palestinian uprising. no one else in hamas, however, is supporting his claim. >>> in iceland this morning a major volcano is rumbling. scientists concerned it might erupt. they detected thousands of earthquakes around the glacier and they worry shaking it could make it capable of spewing steam and ash into the air. >>> in kentuck

the fbi they did their own autopsy on michael brown's body following autopsies that were already done. it's going to be a big day here in ferguson. >> tahman bradleylitants purported to show execution of an american journalist, james foley. the video is too graphic to show you, but president obama has been briefed about it and u.s. intelligence analysts are looking at its every frame. as for what we know right now. here's abc's brian ross. >> reporter: u.s. authorities say they are studying this video posted. in a statement a white house spokesperson says, if genuine, we are appalled by the brutal murder of an innocent american journalist. the video appears to show james foley on his knees in an orange prison jumpsuit with his executioner next to him holding a knife in his left hand. foley disappeared in northern syria around 21 months ago, thanksgiving of 2012, while on assignment for globalpost. he was a brave and daring reporter who had earlier been held captive in libya before heading to syria to report ironically on the brutality of the syrian government against the rebels. in the chilling video posted, foley is first forced to make a stateme