a few moyer clouds by the end of the week. everyone is getting used to that weekend rain.i can't deliver next weekend. >> you tried. >>> raiders have been on a roll. >> blame it on the wind. hosting the vikings with a 4-4 record. they are in the playoff hunt. you have to win these nonconference games. raiders trail 13-0 in the second. a 68-yard drive. both feet inbounds. 34 yards to andre holmes. threw for 302 yards. raiders take a 14-13 lead late second quarter. on the ensuing kick-off. huge mistake. going to find the seam. go 93 yards down the sidelines. vikes up 24-14 at the half. picked off by terence newman. next play. adrian peterson. 80-yard touchdown run. 203 yards on 26 carries. 91, raiders drop 4-5. 30-14, your final. >> a lot at stake for this football team. we've got to win games. in order for us to get where we want to go at the end of the season. we've got to win these games. >> when you lose, it's hard. you just got to row lie on your foundation. you've got to rely on what you believe in. this team and everybody believes in one another. >> packers lost two s

spotted steven moyer and his wife hanging out at the pool on walking through with her little son, tennessee. talking about. it is all in the details. i mean, the flowers had it all. and check out the party favors. of the bride and groom. he's shirtless and she's in a bikini, of course. check out this personalized drink holder. number five, how the newlyweds speet the morning after. today at 11:00 a.m. joe an sofia hosted a private brunch at the pool restaurant. mimosas were handed to guests as they walked in the there was an amazing bloody mary station and even a vitamin shot truck at the entrance, perfect to nurse those wicked hangovers. now, that makes sense because it didn't get quiet around here the party just keeps going. >> well, the party could continue on because sofia and her "modern family" family will be off through thanksgiving, then they're back for a few weeks before they take off for the holidays. certainly congratulations to the newly married >>> let's move on to movie news. the final "hunger games" crushed the competition this weekend with an estimated $101 million. more. >

. >> pot grove we have a vehicle crashed at moyer road.ed truck on the ramp from 561 to 295 southbound as you're trying to get on the ramp you have a truck that's disabled that's partially blocking the ramp. white horse pike is moving better. >> let's go look at sky6 live hd out across center city. it's clear and cloudy. cloudy skies, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows to the west of us we have rain pushing in. in all likelihood that holds off until the end of commute. 51 degrees in philadelphia. 51 in allentown. it's cool to begin. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a cool issue finish, 63 degrees is the high, that's above average. again we have light to moderate rain coming through in the middle of the day, it should be over for the most part into the early afternoon. gusty winds tomorrow, sun and clouds, 58. wind gust putting trash cans and tree branches on the roads in some case, blustery saturday and not as much wind and nice on sunday. >> "action news" will be right back after this break. >> philadelphia police ar

. >> reporter: school ice hockey coach bob moyer says the problem also needs to be addressed at home with parents monitoring teens and their phones. >> i get it. it's on my hip at work and i live in -- i live in the same age but we have to deal with it but you have to learn how to manage it. >> reporter: an e-mail was sent to parents from the principal this morning but the. mail was in reference to a threat at the school saying any rumors of that threat were unfounded. but we found at least one parent who didn't know about the threat and thought that e-mail was in regards to the sexting scandal. >> usually they always send us e-mails when anything is going on in the school and so i thought it was cleared up. >> reporter: now, school officials say the sexting investigation is still ongoing and they are cooperating with police. no arrests have been made. we're live at plymouth-whitemarsh high school, trish hartman channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you trish. >>> unique program has made some dreams come true for some philadelphia high school students. students at crystal ray high sc

a disabled vehicle was causing an issue in upper pottsgrove township on moyer road.s just left the scene. traffic moving a little bit better there as well. burlington bristol bridge scheduled for a bridge hoping. head to the turnpike connector instead of the burlington bristol to as you head out early this morning, matt and and tam. >> thanks karen. >>> new this morning an armed man showed up at a delaware wawa and abducted a 71-year-old woman to rob her of money. "action news" reporter katherine scott was outside the convenience store in new castle where this story started. katherine u that's right, matt, police say the man robbed a 71-year-old woman. he then forced her at gun point into her vehicle to drive to a different location. this is the wawa in new castle that police say the man first approached her at. they want your help identifying him and here is the man they're looking for. here's the picture from that surveillance video. he was wearing an orange shirt and police believe he's between 40 and 50 years old. new castle county police were called about this a

and we have to bring -- we just brought bill moyers and john lewis to our campus at old westbury. you have to bring men like that, women like that to your campus, because then students begin to hear the whole history of what we're going through. it changes minds and hearts. >> have universities become too interested in getting students jobs and not about opening dialogue? >> oh, that's a long question, but the answer is yes. >> okay. calvin butts, as always, a pleasure. >> good to see you. >> nice to see you. and on that note, that'll do it for this edition of "eyewitness news upclose." if you happened to have missed any of today's programs, you can check it again on our website, abc7ny. thank you all for watching. it's been a fun-packed show, lot of facts, lot of information. i'm bill ritter in for diana williams. and on behalf of all of us here at channel 7, enjoy the rest of

for 5 sunday afternoon another episode of sports night live bit roberts writes some nfl also talks moyersf standouts among the top cruising the country sunday 94 internet life of a dozen this year has will also pictures you just alicea self on s&l finely a. overnighter to mauro ohio state michigan game john mckissick released a revolution residents to avoid wearing pleated khakis the signature of the wolverines had coached jim harbaugh revolution first one filed 13 years ago devising residence to avoid using these on game day still following that in red tape over any letter m from practice facilities can this be one of half 3 face-off tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m.. >> catherine: having little turkey day fund the famous debate. natives and a prank coming up next cushion a first shock to see a big turkey jumping out of a pile leaves and then figure out there was just there-to listen carefully and here the life laughing as she records we have another night of temperatures in the upper 20s overnight hours low '30's and the year highs in the valley reaching sunday clear skies as well monday. t

walk you through the creation of the mission bay transportation improvement fund, and then barbara moyer from the mission bay task force will wrap up with items 3 and 4. before i do that i wanted to give the project sponsor an opportunity to say a few words and invite rick welts, president and chief operating officer of the warriors >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm president and chief operating officer of the golden state warriors and honored to be in front you today. since we piveted the mission bay a year-and-a-half ago we had over 60 community meetings including 11 meetings with the mission bay cac, and numerous meetings with the dog patch potrero and south bay neighborhoods, the ucsf, and obviously the mission bay biotech community. through this process i'm pleased to say that our support has been just nothing short of incredible. this is best evidenced by the overwhelming turnouts we had last week in the unanimous votes at ocii, planning and mta. along with that strong support from the first day, we started this project, we also heard time and time again concerns from the communit

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. >>> this is moyer smith an nypd officer who lost her life on 9/11. only female officer to die that day. back in 2001, glamour magazine named her a woman of the year and her husband james smith accepted on her behalf. 14 years later james is returning his wife's award. why? because the magazine recently bestowed the same honor upon caitlyn jenner the former olympic gold medalist celebrated for her courage as a transgender woman and also helping to give a voice to others. james smith did not mince words in his letter to glamour magazine saying "i find it insulting to moy ya' smith's memory and the memory of other mer row wick women who have earned this award. was there no woman in america or the rest of the world more deserving than this man? jenner by the way not the first transgender woman to be honored by glamour. the woman you see there actress laverne cox received that award last year. >>> and philadelphia's patti labelle award winning singer actress author and quite a pie maker. her latest line of sweets is being sold at wal-mart. one super fan t

he's looking to expand medicaid, something the current moyer bobby jindal opposed. >> it is a half houro of the world's largest drug companies joining forces. >> as we report, the deal is not necessarily about putting new drugs on the shelves. >> the merger between pharmaceutical giant pfizer andal began is one of the biggest deals in health care history, said to be worth $160 billion. >>al leer began is headquartered in ireland, subject to that nation's lower tax rate, even though most operations are i have not new jersey. >> allergan would be the buyer and side step treasury rules against corporate in versions. the deal would allow pfizer to lower tax rate from 25% to 15%. speaking to the wall street journal recently, pfizer c.e.o. said there's no competitive advantage to officially being headquartered in the u.s. >> i have foreign companies who have tax rates of 15% who can invest $2 billion to $3 billion more in research than we can. we're fight, one hand tied behind our back. >> facer the maker of lip pour that had competition with generic construction cutting sales $2 billion sinc

walk you through the creation of the mission bay transportation improvement fund, and then barbara moyer from the mission bay task force will wrap up with items 3 and 4. before i do that i wanted to give the project sponsor an opportunity to say a few words and invite rick welts, president and chief operating officer of the warriors >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm president and chief operating officer of the golden state warriors and honored to be in front you today. since we piveted the mission bay a year-and-a-half ago we had over 60 community meetings including 11 meetings with the mission bay cac, and numerous meetings with the dog patch potrero and south bay neighborhoods, the ucsf, and obviously the mission bay biotech community. through this process i'm pleased to say that our support has been just nothing short of incredible. this is best evidenced by the overwhelming turnouts we had last week in the unanimous votes at ocii, planning and mta. along with that strong support from the first day, we started this project, we also heard time and time again concerns from the communit

walk you through the creation of the mission bay transportation improvement fund, and then barbara moyer from the mission bay task force will wrap up with items 3 and 4. before i do that i wanted to give the project sponsor an opportunity to say a few words and invite rick welts, president and chief operating officer of the warriors >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm president and chief operating officer of the golden state warriors and honored to be in front you today. since we piveted the mission bay a year-and-a-half ago we had over 60 community meetings including 11 meetings with the mission bay cac, and numerous meetings with the dog patch potrero and south bay neighborhoods, the ucsf, and obviously the mission bay biotech community. through this process i'm pleased to say that our support has been just nothing short of incredible. this is best evidenced by the overwhelming turnouts we had last week in the unanimous votes at ocii, planning and mta. along with that strong support from the first day, we started this project, we also heard time and time again concerns from the communit

walk you through the creation of the mission bay transportation improvement fund, and then barbara moyer from the mission bay task force will wrap up with items 3 and 4. before i do that i wanted to give the project sponsor an opportunity to say a few words and invite rick welts, president and chief operating officer of the warriors >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm president and chief operating officer of the golden state warriors and honored to be in front you today. since we piveted the mission bay a year-and-a-half ago we had over 60 community meetings including 11 meetings with the mission bay cac, and numerous meetings with the dog patch potrero and south bay neighborhoods, the ucsf, and obviously the mission bay biotech community. through this process i'm pleased to say that our support has been just nothing short of incredible. this is best evidenced by the overwhelming turnouts we had last week in the unanimous votes at ocii, planning and mta. along with that strong support from the first day, we started this project, we also heard time and time again concerns from the communit

walk you through the creation of the mission bay transportation improvement fund, and then barbara moyerthe mission bay task force will wrap up with items 3 and 4. before i do that i wanted to give the project sponsor an opportunity to say a few words and invite rick welts, president and chief operating officer of the warriors >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm president and chief operating officer of the golden state warriors and honored to be in front you today. since we piveted the mission bay a year-and-a-half ago we had over 60 community meetings including 11 meetings with the mission bay cac, and numerous meetings with the dog patch potrero and south bay neighborhoods, the ucsf, and obviously the mission bay biotech community. through this process i'm pleased to say that our support has been just nothing short of incredible. this is best evidenced by the overwhelming turnouts we had last week in the unanimous votes at ocii, planning and mta. along with that strong support from the first day, we started this project, we also heard time and time again concerns from the community, and

walk you through the creation of the mission bay transportation improvement fund, and then barbara moyerthe mission bay task force will wrap up with items 3 and 4. before i do that i wanted to give the project sponsor an opportunity to say a few words and invite rick welts, president and chief operating officer of the warriors >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm president and chief operating officer of the golden state warriors and honored to be in front you today. since we piveted the mission bay a year-and-a-half ago we had over 60 community meetings including 11 meetings with the mission bay cac, and numerous meetings with the dog patch potrero and south bay neighborhoods, the ucsf, and obviously the mission bay biotech community. through this process i'm pleased to say that our support has been just nothing short of incredible. this is best evidenced by the overwhelming turnouts we had last week in the unanimous votes at ocii, planning and mta. along with that strong support from the first day, we started this project, we also heard time and time again concerns from the community, and

i went to bill moyers's who was at cbs in those days, fabulous man.l of course worked for lyndon on johnson in a serious role and head of communications and he was now doing commentary for cbs. what should i do? this isn't even a question. how many people in the history of the united states have been lucky to work in the white house for a president of the united states? at most 20,000 possibly. we have to do this. and i knew i had to and we did. and it was fabulous. let's talk about the challenger explosion and that famous speech that is in the books now as one of the greats. >> guest: that was an interesting day. that was january of 1985 or '86 -- oh my god, i am blocking. january of 1986. there is in my book a chapter called a lecture and what it is is a lecture that i gave to some students at harvard university a few years ago. they were members of a class on government traditionally many members of that class to go into government. i wanted to tell them as a visiting person invited to speak to them about i wanted to tell someone thing and it was t

the went to bill moyers who was in cbs in those days, fabulous man, and i said-- bill, of course hadndon johnson in his very serious role as an advisor and head of communications and i said bill, and he was now doing commentary for cbs and i said what do you think. he said, peggy, this is not even a question. , you people in the history of the united states have been lucky to work in the white house for a president of the united states? at most, 20000 possibly. you have to do this and i knew i had to it i did. it was fabulous. >> let's talk about the challenger explosion in the davis-- famous speech now. >> that was an interesting day. that was january, 1985. eighty-five or 86, i am blocking january, 1986. thank you, sir. there is in my book a chapter called lecture and what it is is a lecture that i gave to some students at harvard university a few years ago. they were members of a class on government, traditionally member-- many members of the class going to government. i wanted to tell them as a visiting person invited to speak to them about-- i wanted to tell them one thing and i