hall of famer mike schmidt presented him with the commemorative plaque, for howard it was hard to fight back the tears. >> my family has grown with all of you. >> reporter: for fans it what's motional as well, on the field howard has been a force, accolades include national league rookie of the year in 2005 and national league most valuable player in 2006. >> i appreciated everything he has done, giving us a world series championship. >> kind of emotional because he was one of my favorite phillies. it will be weird seeing him in the different uniform if he is playing next year. >> earned this. >> reporter: howard has given back to the community in many forms often to children, donating a library any south philadelphia for children who accepted a challenge to read more. the recently his foundation opened up a youth baseball academy. made these newlyweds day sweetener 2009 when he took a time to pose for pictures. >> i think he has helped a lot of people. very congenial. i think he is a good person, god bless him. >> reporter: it can be hard and these phillies fans want to make sure ryan

mike schmidt had a hard time and what turns him off to the fans it was never his fault when he struckt was always the umpire's fault and never took credit for the strike out and people looked at that come on ryan take credit one time for a strike out, it was your fault. >> my favorite two home runs game four 2008 helping them win the world series and are going to buy him out of the contract and say good-bye will howard find a place to play next year, he believes he has a shot and wants to play baseball beyond 2016. >> still want to play. because i know there is still more in the tank. and i tell my wife all the time it's like you know i will know when it's time, when it's no more to put out there or layout there, i just want to get it all out of the tank and have no regrets. >> will howard find a place to play? >> i think he will. some band box park that can use a left-handed dh will get it done and baltimore but they have chris davis so i don't know what is going to happen there but a small ballpark will take him. we will find out and see howard's future not the only future around he

mike schmidt joined in. ryan howard took the mic and talked about those good memories. >> good runs, a chapter now closes. >> kind of hard to believe. it's the end of an era. >> reporter: joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news "eyewitness news." >> share your favorite ryan howard with us. you can go to our website cbsphilly.com/thanks ryan. i've known him since 2004. it's interesting because he's the same guy in 2004 that he is here in 2015. in this sport, in all sports, that's hard to do. you're making 25 million a year. it's hard to be the same guy and he is. >> he stayed humble. you brought back one of the ryan howard cut-outs. the big head -- >> yes, my desk. it was freaking you out >> he will always be close. thank you so much >> he's in the house. >>> as we head back to work meantime, we may see something we haven't seen in quite some time. that would be the sun. meteorologist lauren casey joins us with what we can expect for the start of the work week. >> thanks natasha. we know it's there but we haven't se

and nathan places the blame on mike schmidt saying the bucks defense sucks. they did today. >> that is the first time i played against somebody better than me. praising amari cooper for the 20-14 show down when vernon was in florida. tweeted har graves 123 yards. cooper 12 catches and 173 yards and here is two place that stood out. in the 4th quarter. carr going back to catch and look at the separation here. between har graves and amari cooper. the throw is not perfect but the big body of coop will go up and get it over vernon hard graves aen they will tangle and carter doesn't care if his man is open. look at how high the ball is thrown. nothing he can do because amari cooper is a beast! after the game, without hesitation, har graves said to mark coop, that's the best of ten. >>> i wish i could say things got better for you. tampa bay fans but it did not. awful night for the bolts on broadway. ryan callahan season debut for the lightning. this came against his former mates. he could not stop this though blitz finding this for bishop to allow 6 goals and both

. >> even mike schmidt joined in the fanfare and ryan howard took the mic and talked about the good memories. >> some good runs a chapter now closes. >> kind of hard to believe it's the end avenue era. >> i want to -- in south phill philly, joe holden, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> certainly leaves behind a lasting leg sixt you can share your favorite ryan howard moment with us by using #thanks ryan on facebook and instagram and twitter an you can also go to our web site cbs philly.co philly.com/thanks ryan. coming up in sports. our don bell has a one-on-one interview with the big guy. >> we may see something we have not seen. the sun. a damp and dreary weekend. meteorologist laurenen casey joins us what what we can expect. >> natasha, we'll finally see sunshine adds we head into the day tomorrow. we're already seeing some very slow improvement. you can seat sci scrapers right now in center city philadelphia and some of that fog starting to erode now. there's a little sky. 64 and current temperature right now dew point up to 60. so feeling pretty muggy and damp. visibility, though, we have impro

phillies hall of famer mike schmidt presented ryan with a plaque commemorating his single season homerunecord. fans brought signs and showed their love for the rookie of the year mvp and the big peace in the middle of the world champion line up. ryan told our don bell his son actually saw him cry during the tribute. >> i was just all about the moment and just, you know, i was like whatever happens, um, just go with it. just go with it. my emotions got me, but today was, darks was emotional day. today was a good day to do that. and you know. he saw pops cry. let's him know i'm sensitive. [ laughter ] >> that was your favorite ryan howard moment. use the hash tag thanks ryan on facebook instagram and twitter. go to our website cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/thanks ryan. >> we'll be right back. ♪ as pand we saw a guy who has out pat our backs.ecord... toomey crossed party lines to support background checks.... that keep guns out of the hands of criminals and terrorists. true independence, and real guts. that's how pat toomey is helping us, keep you safe. senator pat toomey, the best choice to p

. >> wife joined him on the field and mike schmidt presented him with a plaque and it was hard for himfight back the tears. >> my family has grown with all of you. >> for fans it was emotional as well. on the field howard has been there and honors include national rookie of the year in 2005 and most valuable player in 2006. >> listen that guy has been a clutch hitter i mean he is like the mickey mantle of philly. >> kind of emotional because he was always one of my favorite phillies and weird seeing him in a different uniform if he is playing for someone next year. off the field he has given back to the community in many forms often to children. gifting a library in south philadelphia at a kids with a challenge to read more. recently his foundation opened a youth baseball academy. he made these newly weds sweeter in 2009 when he took the time to pose for pictures. >> he meant so much to the city of philadelphia. >> sad to see ryan howard go. >> good-bye can be hard and fans want to make sure he knows what his contributions on the field and off meant to the team and the city. >> he real

mike schmidt with the save. and wayne simmons has the captain's back and scores, right now, thirds periods, matt read just scores to make it a three-three tie. heading into tonight's game, at three and three, the temple owls have been unable to get on a roll in season coming off lost to memphis last weekends they look to push back above 500 against central florida. fight, fight, fight. here's philip walker on the screen pass to jihad thomas. thomas would rumble 28 yards to the house. temple down eight-seven at that point. thomas also had a rushing touchdown. second quarter, mackenzie milton fading add tree and for six. go up 18-seven at that point. later milton keeps the ball on his own read, fakes basically everyone out including the cameraman. 's gone. 63 yards, 25-seven, game over, right? not so fast. my friends, final drive owls down five. got to spike it, right, spike it, spike it, wait, walker to keith kirkwood for the game winning touchdown. what? with one second left. no way. it happened. out escape with

. >> before the game mike schmidt presented ryan with a plaque commorateing his season home run recorde of the year award video and mvp award and . >> whatever happens just go with. it go with it. today my emotions got me. today was an emotional day. >> tell us your favorite ryan howard moments by using #thank #thanksryan on facebook, instagram and twitter or go to our web site. >> and future of pizza wheel show you where chefs are being replaced by robots. >> and call ba kirky hot >> welcome back we'll give you a heads up to what the weekend will be looking at and at this point it's dependent on what happens with hurricane matthew it's expected to track north. however does it she eventually take a right-hand turn. that's the question mark. we're calling it 50/50 in terms of soggy factor we could see a messy and foggy weekend. it could be quiet. that's something we will be wc wching and typical october temperatures are going to be awaiting us down the road. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much, katie, scary moments for a hot air balloon pilot that crashed into power lines

you are on with mike schmidt. ahead.r: i just wanted to ask the question, what the thought of russia is in all of this. i see it through a different view, through the bible view. kings of the east, i think china will come in, and we will be altogether. i want your thoughts on that. have a nice day. this we do not see conflict turning into a world .ar conflict yet the u.s. and russian disagreements about who should be backed and the types of rebels and the best ways of fighting isis. that is where the u.s. and russia have really struggled. they are no longer working together. the u.s. relationship with russia continues to deteriorate. peter cook also talked about whether these attacks would trigger further involvement in the region. let's take a look at what he said. [video clip] threats,se to direct we responded to that threat. we will be prepared to respond again. pose a threat to the .rew as a result, we took action. we do not take it lightly. again, we do not take threats lightly. we responded accordingly. guest: ther

one time, i struck out mike schmidt in an exhibition game. struck his ass right out. it was 1980., bottom of the seventh inning. it was the bottom of the seventh. top of the seventh. it was top of the seventh. and when i put my foot on that rubber, i was zoned in, man. it was just one of those times when... ...you just know you got it workin', you know? ( cool, lively theme playing ) ahhh... all right, tubby. i'm gonna throw you something called a screwball. it's an old-school thing. now, it's gonna look like it's coming right at ya, but it's gonna drop right off the table. so you don't bail out, you gotta stick in there. you see what i'm sayin'? ow! son of a bitch! shake it off. next. ah! damn it! i know it stings a little bit, but it's worth it. okay, here it comes. ah! it's all right, kid. you had a helmet on. imagine if you didn't. you know what i'm sayin'? ow! oh! what are you doing, buttermaker? ow! okay. comin' at ya. whoa! hey! what--? hooper: mr. buttermaker? is he dead? hell, no. he's drunk. the season starts tomorrow. we don't got our positions, batting order, nothing.

>> i saw this the way lawrence and chris matthews saw it, than steve schmidt and mike murphy. i couldn't pick a note, really, because it was impossible for them to talk long enough to take a note. when you're six points up, which is where hillary clinton stands today, i don't think you go out there and act as annoying as tim kaine did. if you're just tuning into the debate you're not following the twists and turn the way we all had. you saw two men, one acting much more like a statesman than the other. i thought pence's presence was far superior to kaine. and kaine went in there, not just a little ahead. she is six points ahead tonight. he had an opportunity to do better tonight. people will find him scrappy. they're fighting over i'm, all 11 of them on the fence. i don't think kaine helped the clinton ticket. i don't think anybody will talk about this. i doubt you will talk about it tomorrow night at 11:00. but in terms of what we just watched 90 minutes of, pence was a statesman. and i thought that kaine interrupted the moderator tar more than he needed to with a ticket with

. >> donald trump calls you up where, he goes mike schmidt's brother, what are you doing tonight? donald trump that we've seen in the previous two debates is donald trump. we're going to see donald trump. there is no other side to donald trump where. >> i'm asking you that. what should he do -- >> he should stay clearly and n unekwificily that it's a legitimate one. it's a sign of fitness for office when he does not he should drive a message of change reaching out about how he is going to make middle income raised and how he is going to make their lives better, but what he needs to communicate above all else is a fitness for command to be the commander in chief of the world's most powerful military and the nuclear arsenal. he has to control his temperament problems, which are obviously massive. >> i have three quick questions for you. ready? what's the over-under on the electoral college victory for hillary clinton? >> i think she is trending over 400. >> trending over 400? >> yes. >> democrats take the senate? yes. >> democrats take the house? >> close. >> they could take it? >>

. >> you think that marriage is sole schmidt. >> mike! i do. >> seriously, they're power cup. >> i are they? >> a lot going on this week toned celebrate halloween, stuff for the kids. stuff for the adult. you don't want to miss anything. specially if it is free, right? a lot of free stuff going on. so i have a little preview for you so you and your costume can have somewhere to go. >> okay. >> since everyone is getting ready for halloween this weekend, i thought great idea to do an alex around town, so many events, why don't you come their headhouse square for the south street pumpkin fest. there will be a lot of fun this saturday. want to see some magic? so mystique will be here saturday. hello. >> hi, how are you? >> do you have attributing for us? >> dow. >> i call this the fun magic coloring book. it is called the fun magic coloring book. i was very excited when i got this book until i realize the the book was empty, that's where you come in, mad hatter. touch the flowers. perfectment look what happens when you touch the flowers. you

more the way that lawrence and chris matthews saw it than my friends and former colleague steve schmidt and mike murphy. i didn't -- i couldn't take a note really until about 45 minutes in, it was impossible for them to even talk long enough to take a note. and i -- you know, when you're six points up, which is where hillary clinton stands today, i don't think you go out there and act as annoying as tim kaine did, i think if you're just tuning into this debate, you haven't followed every twist and turn the way we all have. you saw two men, one acting much more like a states man than the other. >> were the interjections bothering you? >> just the presence. i thought pence's presence was far superior to kaine. she is six points ahead tonight, he had an opportunity to be more elegant than he was. people in the democratic base will find him scrappy, that's not who they're fighting over. they're fighting over people who are still on the fence. i don't think kaine helped clinton. tomorrow night, i doubt you'll be talking about this debate. in terms of what we just watched, pence was a states man, and

let's bring in nbc news political analyst steve schmidt and mike to understand tonight do we need to look to the last debate. donald trump made those sdpar disparaging comments about women and twhenhen went on a blisteri offensive. we just heard from nine women coming forward to make accusations of unwanted sexual contact with donald trump. same strategy? >> i think he'll try to make it about anything other than that. he'll relentlessly be on the i think he'll get pinned down. it could be a bumpy night. >> do you expect to see the same tone from donald trump? >> i don't think you'll see him opening up with an apology, but coming into the first debate, he was down two and a half points on the national polling averages. coming into the third debate, it's eight, nine, ten points and this race is very, very close to being out of grasp for him. >> so he's wounded and he's desperate because he sees the polls closing out his path. >> wounded, desperate and dangerous. >> what about hillary clinton knockout punch because the very subject matter brought back some problems in her family's past.

mike murphy, steve schmidt, guys, thank you very much. >> good to be with you. >> you can see the third and final debate, 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight on nbc. lester holt will anchor nbc coverage along with savannah and chuck todd. >>> we'll go overseas and some new developments in that massive military operation to reclaim the iraqi city of mosul from isis. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel is on the ground in iraq this morning. richard, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. there are already signs of what could become a humanitarian disaster as the u.s. is accusing isis of holding the people of mosul as human shields. iraqi forces are closing in on today from three sides. the american ground commander, assisting with air strikes, artillery and advisers told us mosul will fall and with it isis' so-called caliphate in iraq. >> they lose mosul. then when they lose the territory they have in syria, i think that really puts a knife in the heard of isil. >> but isis isn't telling that to its supporters. just the better than ever in mosul, people working, eatin

we will see when we take mike pence and take question owns this. >> first, let me thank steve schmidtlarity, force fullness and courage of your own for saying some of the things you've said over the past few days. a break and members of our troops we we come back. e, it was an idea. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures d worked for 12 long years. there were thousands of patient volunteers and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪ make sure it's ano make a intelligent one. ♪ the highly advanced audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. with toothpaste or plain water.an their ntures and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapid. that's whyentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a clea

let's bring in steve schmidt and mike murphy. good morning. >> good morning. >> to understand tonight's debate, do we need to look at the videotape of the last debate, the videotape showing donald trump disparaging women and now he went on a blistering offensive. now we've heard from nine women coming forward making accusations of unwanted sexual contact with donald trump. same strategy? >> i think he'll try to make it about anything other than that. he'll relentlessly be on the attack. but he's got some explaining to do. i think he'll get pinned down. >> do you expect to see the same tone with donald trump? >> i don't think you'll see him opening up with an apology. coming into the first debate, he was down 2 1/2 points. coming into the third debate, it's 8, 9, 10 points and this race is reswb rehave close for being out of grasp for him. >> so he's wounded and desperate? >> he's wounded, desperate and dangerous. >> what about headquarter lk? the last time she didn't throw the knockout punch because the subject matter brought bac

schmidt, health mcgee. ruth marcos, sara fagen, political director of george w. bush's administration. welcome to you all. all right. i want to start quickly with what mike lee is pleading to do. he says there's still time. sara and steve you've both dealt with ballot deadline. sara, is there still time? >> there functionally isn't. people have been voting, florida and north carolina, for example. i think by the end of next week 18 states will have started early voting. can you do itmb it may be useful for senate candidates to have a different face of the party the last month but i don't think logistically it's possible. >> steve, what happens tonight? >> well, this debate will be like the last debate. you'll see someone manifestly unprepared for the duties of the office of president of the united states, who has no idea what he's talking about from a policy perspective, who lacks the requisite dignity required of someone who wishes to be the who lacks the capacity to be the commander in chief of the most powerful military and the world's most potent nuclear arsenal. that's what you'll see tonight. >> i would suggest actually there's another way, which i

mike lee of utah. finally all of this will play out tonight on the second debate stage during this most surreal moment of the campaign. joining me for insight and analysis are steve schmidt, senior adviser to john mccain's 2008 presidential campaign. ruth marcus, columnist for "washington post." sara fagen white house director for president bush and heather tank. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. this one does feel different. there have been so many times we've said trump can't survive this or can't survive that crisis but the 2005 hot mic access hode may be the kind of surprise even donald trump can't survive. >> i moved on her. i was in palm beach. i moved on her and i failed. she was married. i moved on her very heavily. in fact, i took her out furniture shopping. she wanted to get some furniture. i said i'll show you where they have nice furniture. i moved on her like a -- i couldn't get there. she was married. i see her, she's got the phony -- she's changed her look. i've got to take some tictacs. when you're a star they let you do it. you can do any

mike lee of utah. finally all of this will play out tonight on the second debate stage during this most surreal moment of the campaign. joining me for insight and analysis are steve schmidt, senior adviser to john mccain's 2008 presidential campaign. ruth "washington post." sara fagen white house director for president bush and heather mcghee, president of the think tank. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. this one does feel different. there have been so many times we've said trump can't survive this or can't survive that recording with billy bush and access ho mj> i moved on her. i was in palm beach. i moved on her and i failed. she was married. i moved on her very heavily. in fact, i took her out furniture shopping. she wanted to get some furniture. i said i'll show you where they ve couldn't get there. she was married. i see her, she's got the big phony -- she's changed her look. i've got to take some tictacs. when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. >> anything you want.

this just handed to me from @mike pence -- congrats to my running mate donald trump on a big debate win. proud to stand with you as we make america great again. >> steve schmidt has politely watched in a satellite studio. and steve, what did you make of tonight? >> my first impression is how small the debate was. it lacked inspiration. it wasn't aspirational. you had two candidates, it was like a mon goose and a cobra in a steel cage match going at each other. and i think you look at secretary clinton and you see all of her vulnerabilities as a candidate and you start to think about the reality, how much -- what the likelihood is that if you had 14 other, i think that ben carson would not have beaten her. i think there's one other that wouldn't have beaten her. most every other candidate on the stage i think would be ahead in the race right now. what a missed opportunity for the republican party. i think it was interesting you could see the anger really the seething anger he has towards his running mate, mike pence. felt undefended by him obviously in the debate. and undefended by him over the last days of this news cycle with this story breaking. i think it

steve schmidt is here with us, and heather mcgee, ruth marcus, and sara fagen who is a political director during george w. bush's administration. i want to start with what mike lee is pleading to do. he said there's still time. you both dealt with ballot deadlines, is there time? >> there functionally isn't it. people have been voting in florida and north carolina. 18 states will have started early voting so you can do it candidates to have a different face of thelogistically. >> what happens tonight? >> well, you will see someone who is manifestly unprepared for the duties of the office of the president of the united states who has no idea what he's talking about what a policy perspective. who lacks the requisite dignity required of someone who wishes to be the head of state of the and someone who lacks the capacity to be the commander in chief of the most powerful military and the world's most potent nuclear arsenal. >> i would suggest there's another way, in which that donald trump will come in sounding contrite. we will is or not, he will do his best to exhibit contrition, but it will only last for so long. and these tweets and everything else just -- he

schmidt, reporting. >> and be sure to tune in tomorrow night, right here at fox 25, for the vice president reasonable debate. the debate between democratic tim kaine and republican mike pence starts at 9:00 and followed immediately after by fox 25 news at 10:30. then, at 11:30, complete debate analysis and a breakdown of the key moments. >> today we are hearing new details in the obama administration at how it will use more than $1 billion in emergency zika money that was finally approved by go to trying to find a vaccine. researchers are also working to develop a better test for zika that will let patients know immediately if they are infected. >> several hot button cases remain on old as the supreme court launched its new term today. the nation's highest court is steering clear of contentious issues after the death of justice antonin scalia to avoid cases where a ninth justice will be need to break a tie. p. >> they don't have a choice, if it way, they may not have a choice to not take it on especially if the circuit courts are split. >> they will take on transgender and voter identification will not appear on the docket, and they will not hear the washington redsk

mike lee of utah. and funll finally, all of it wi playing out on the debate stage during this most is surreal moment of the campaign. joining me for insight is steve schmidt senior adviser to john mccain. ruth marcus, column ist for the washington post. sara fagen, former adviser to george w. bush, and heather mcgee, from the think tank demos. >>> welcome to "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sun a day morning, and this one does feel different, and there are so many times that we are have said that trump can't survive this or that crisis, but the 2005 hot mic recording of trump's recording with billy bush of "access hollywood" may be the october surprise that even donald trump can't survive. >> i moved on her actually. a ped you know, she was down at palm beach and i moved on her and i failed. i will admit it. she was married. >> and who? >> nancy, and no -- this is i moved on her very heavily and in fact, i took her out furniture shopping. she wanted to get some furniture and i told her where they have nice furniture and i moved on her like a [ bleep ] and i could not get there. and she was married. and now all of the sudden i see her and she has

mike barnicle is still with us. and joining the conversation, we have contributor to "time" magazine and msnbc political analyst elise jordan with us. former mccain senior strategist and msnbc political analyst steve schmidtal contributor and editor at the "washington post," chris cillizza. joe, where do you want to begin? >> well, i want to begin with the bernie sanders clip and go to steve schmidt to explain this better than probably i ever could. because he helped with schwarzenegger's campaign and has studied voters that aren't overly idealogical for a long time. i have told the story before that i helped the kennedys, joe kennedy in particular, with the renaming of the justice department for bobby kennedy. and spent time talking to him about his father, who was one of the two heroes that gote into politics. the other was ronald reagan. and neither here nor ethel or anybody in the family could ever understand how so many people that supported bobby kennedy's extraordinary 1968 campaign, it was about hopes and dreams and aspirations and drawing upon the better angels within all of us. could immediately go to supporting george wallace after bobby's assassination in june of 1968. and it haunted them. and