. >>> good afternoon, i am noel walker in for tori campbell, texas governor rick perry is under fire for comments he made comparing homosexuality to alcoholism in a speech he made in san francisco last night and tara moriarty has this report. >> reporter: yeah, texas governor rick perry was responding to a question and he said that alcoholism is similar to being homosexual and last night he said that. >> now i may not be able to cure that but i can control that. >> and he came under fire for those comments he made in san francisco last night and we spoke to him and he said he was saddened by it. >> but sexually orientation cannot be compared to alcoholism, i think it is a sad thing, it can not be compared to that. >> and governor rick perry went on to say though he didn't understand the gay lifestyle he doesn't need to to have an opinion on it and they will have more on that later. tara moriarty, ktvu news, back to you. >> thank you. and police officers had a stand off with a man there for hours, they thought his children were in the house with him, this stand off started there and f

no es la primera vez que protestan y hoy enfilaron sus baterias contra el concejal de este distrito noelunque habia musica no era para celebrar sino un esfuerzo de los comerciantes para llamar la atencion del publico sobre el nuevo proyecto de transformacion del transito en el bulevar internacional, conocido como, sistema de transito rapido de autobuses brt... dicen que este podria acabar con sus negocios, eliminando espacios de estacionamiento y haciendoles perder clientela... la ciudad ha dicho que reemplazara los espacios. hugo guerrero/comerciant e de la zona fruitvale 6:39 estamos perdiendo 150 espacios y unicamente nos estan dando 26 6:43 enfilaron sus consignas contra el concejal de ese distrito, noel gallo a quien le reclamaron hacer mas para proteger sus intereses. 7:28 que abogue por nosotros para reemplazar los 150 espacios que se estan perdiendo 7:34 el concejal gallo, lejos de esconderse, se hizo presente en la accion, y dijo que ni un solo estacionamient o se perdera noel gallo/concejal de oakland 21:56 no se van a perder esos estacionamientos 21:58 21:09 ya la ciudad ha he

z and his fiance, noel price, have just gotten off from work. across the road they stop at a check cashing store. ten minutes later as they leave the store, a police officer accuses them of jaywalking. >> crossed at the sidewalk. >> did anybody get hurt? >> it doesn't matter. >> they deny they were jaywalking and don't understand why this is a criminal investigation which requires them to present i.d. >> what do i need to provide you i.d. for? >> because i said you committed an infraction. give me your i.d. >> it's not a lawful command. >> i did not fit the criteria for someone who should be stopped and identified, period. >> you shouldn't be afraid to stand up for your rights and you shouldn't be afraid to be given an explanation for something. >> castelberry police declined our request for an interview, but at the time they say they followed standard procedures. and that asking for i.d. allows police to check for outstanding warrants. >> do not hurt me. do not hurt me. >> meanwhile, noel starts recording with her cell phone. >> why are you try

a tuned noel was walked up. unsure of what was happening. it was her 21 brother andrew noel who was stationed in japan for 21 months. he organized this. >> it was not real when i was watching him. it has been so long. >> jordan was overwhelmed. andrew a high school graduate took her by the hand and led her on the stage to present her with her diploma. off stage the family members were waiting eagerly with a hug. she learned about the surprise a month ago. she had to keep it a secret. annisecret.andrew didn't come hr christmas. i am really not trying to cry. it's a ultimate surprise for everybody. andrew is home for under a month. the family plans to make the most of their time together. >> it's christmas in june. >> i was shocked. i didn't want to go up. i don't know. it's great to have him home. >> in upper darby "channel~6 action news." >>> beautiful. >>> a nice story. more to come on "action news." comedian tracy morgan remains in the hospital after a deadly crash on the new jersey turnpike. >>> and days away from an annual tradition. the

>> no, you're -- >> police don't know, both z and noel are carrying concealed weapons. z has a permit. noel does not. >> when the situation was escalating, i was also trying to hand the officers my licenses, and make them aware that, you know, i was carrying an weapon. >> this is an attempted false arrest. >> you guys need your supervisors! >> we weren't trying to escalate any situation or fight with them or battle with them. we just wanted to have an explanation. >> the situation is escalating dangerously by the second. >> i'm not resisting. >> he's not resisting! do not tase him! >> z is tased at close range, just above his heart and a second time on his back. >> ahh! >> no reason! >> you are assaulting me! this is assault! >> i couldn't scream or yell or anything. like, it was like breath was being taken away from me. >> no! i'm not backing up. no. why are you touching me? >> quit walking away! >> z is tased a third time at a distance and pulls the taser's electrified barbs out of his chest. >> he realized i had pulled the barbs out. he looks at his back-up officer a

and noel would love to play with a fellow wild cat. i'm sure he'll be doing what's best with the team. >> we caught one noel atmosphere a basketball kamm in kentucky for kids. usa gearing up for second world cup match against ports gal and will be without josey altidore. >> 7 1 minute who else ties it up. nobody scored more world cup goals -- >> finishing a 2-2 draw. you know the pope is watching this one argentina taking on iran. scoreless, 91st minute, lineal messy what a winner. argentina wins 1-0. >> a big hit as philly even though he was in pin stripes for one years. >> he got a standing location and now, not certain so imwrestlinged with hunter pence souvenir. down in san fran. hits foul fwhal arizona are into the stands. the fan gets there. walks it over to the little girl. how sweet. wow this is why you don't do anything nice. she throws it over. over board. over the top deck take another look. it could hit someone down there. come on. it's a souvenir. she didn't want it. >> there you go. >> thank you, jeff. >> flutter behind r

and noel was gearing up to summer league action. the knee has been 100% since february. he can't wait to show off new and improved shot. >> probably toughest part of my life not being able to play the game i love and coming back i not take things for granted what i step back on the court it will be something special. >> we caught one noel at basketball camp for kids in kentucky. still in sports, eagles and

noel walker is live in the oakland hills with the quick response by firefighters. >> reporter: those firefighters are taking a break right now and the street is still closed. any time you have a fire here in the oakland hills there's cause for concern because the homes are so close together and the terrain is so steep and rugged. but tonight there's even more cause for concern because these fires look suspicious. where there's smoke there's fire. from the air and ground firefighters battled a four- alarm fire near the oakland hills. >> this was a big wake up that it's fire season. >> reporter: it wasn't just one or two fires. >> the smoke is straight across from me. >> reporter: at least five fires that can only be described as suspicious burn in a canyon off park boulevard. the streets were blocked off. >> we can see the smoke, and we know that we're pretty close. >> reporter: some residents packed up and left. a nearby school evacuated. >> they were saying there's a fire there's a fire. but the adults in charge did a good job saying it will be okay we're fine. >> reporter: this is

brings us to the noel canning case and exemplifies this expansion. in my view, justice scalia's concurring opinion was correct on the original understanding of the clause, but more importantly it reflects over time we have seen the president gradually expand the recess appointment power. the first expansion was early on to any vacancy opposed to those vacancies arising during the recess. early presidents rejected that. shortly thereafter, other presidents embraced that power. the senate essentially, you know, there was some back and forth. but as the court found, the senate didn't vigorously oppose and maybe acquiesed but there's another limit. only exercised in between sessions, so-called intersession recesses. that gets us to around 1921 where we then see the executive branch jetison that limit and make rejess appointments in that period, as well. we saw another dramatic expansion of the power. but even then as we saw at the end of the bush administration, they saw control over the process and so it could still prevent recess appointments if it act

brings us to the noel canning case and exemplifies this expansion. in my view, justice scalia's concurring opinion was correct on the original understanding of the clause, but more importantly it reflects over time we have seen the president gradually expand the recess appointment power. the first expansion was early on to any vacancy opposed to those vacancies arising during the recess. early presidents rejected that. shortly thereafter, other presidents embraced that power. the senate essentially, you know, there was some back and forth. but as the court found, the senate didn't vigorously oppose and maybe acquiesed but there's another limit. only exercised in between sessions, so-called intersession recesses. that gets us to around 1921 where we then see the executive branch jetison that limit and make rejess appointments in that period, as well. we saw another dramatic expansion of the power. but even then as we saw at the end of the bush administration, they saw control over the process and so it could still prevent recess appointments if it act

. >> our editor-at-large cory johnson and i sat down with monster founder noel lee after the keynote helped design the original beats headphones. we asked him what he thought about the major push now that a deal has been sealed. >> i think it is a great opportunity for the whole industry. when you combine a technology company like apple and an audio company like beats which we are proud to have helped start, i think this opens up a new whole era of collaboration. >> what does the iphone do to the headphone business? >> it allows you to carry your sources around with you. it wasn't too long ago where you had to carry your records in the case and cds in a cd carrier. now it is ubiquitous. people have their music collections along with it will have to play it on something. the headphones are like speakers. you carry your big speakers around with you that used to be in your living room. >> it is interesting to see dr. dre appear with tim cook. what do you think about the cultural differences between the two companies having worked with beats? >> jimmy really has not worked with anybody.

so it may be that noel canning, though a principle may not have a ton of practical impact. the second is nile noel thinks and also eric thinks that the difference between the majority and the concurrence is not a big deal, i have written today i think that's wrong. and that the art of justice brey breyer's opinion on purpose or not the president can evade the restriction in the majority opinion because it depends on the idea that no senator will object to the existence of a quorum. we don't have to debate the her its of it. there's an open question about the consequence. okay. a professor at my law school, washington college of law and an expert in constitutional law and many other things. runs the sjd program there and an expert in issues related to race and the supreme court. we did have one really important race related case this term that's kind of gotten buried and lost in the shuffle. maybe decided earlier. but it tells us a fair amount i think about where the court is at on the questions and relates to other cases that you can discuss, i'm sure. the schutte case, the

brings us to the noel canning case and exemplifies this expansion. in my view, justice scalia's concurring opinion was correct on the original understanding of the clause, but more importantly it reflects over time we have seen the president gradually expand the recess appointment power. the first expansion was early on to any vacancy opposed to those vacancies arising during the recess. early presidents rejected that. shortly thereafter, other presidents embraced that power. the senate essentially, you know, there was some back and forth. but as the court found, the senate didn't vigorously oppose and maybe acquiesed but there's another limit. only exercised in between sessions, so-called intersession recesses. that gets us to around 1921 where we then see the executive branch jetison that limit and make rejess appointments in that period, as well. we saw another dramatic expansion of the power. but even then as we saw at the end of the bush administration, they saw control over the process and so it could still prevent recess appointments if it act

we've got to keep our beaches clean. >> reporter: in santa cruz, noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >eaking news tonight. we have word of a two-alarm fire burning right now at the national linear accelerator located near the stanford campus. the first report of that fire was just before 10:00. a menlo park fire officials told us there was heavy black smoke coming from the vicinity of the accelerator. we're told the smoke is now starting to dissipate. and the highway patrol is providing traffic patrol at the sand hill road exit. we do have a crew en route. >>> would you consider an electric car for your next vehicle? a bay area organization pointing out the positives of going ev. >> cool and damp weather now, but a big change is coming. when we'll see clear skies and temperatures into the low 100s. >> and next, the controversial court decision that made it possible and how supporters backed her up tonight. kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps look after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if y

noel walker found out why it took longer than it should have for an ambulance to get there. >> reporter: fisherman's wharf is a mecca. full of tourists, trapped. and treats. but last friday, a trip to fisherman's wharf turned tragic for a family from utah, when a statue fell on top of him. >> the injuries were such that, even the heroic efforts of the emergency room doctors, they couldn't save him. >> reporter: the fire department says there was only one available ambulance, and it was near golden gate park. it's a 4.5 minute trip. it took an ambulance with lights and sirens on 13 minutes to arrive. 3 minutes longer than the san francisco fire department's goal of 10 minutes. >> it's really difficult for me to try to guess about the difference a few minutes would make. >> reporter: the fire department's medical director points out firefighters arrived on scene in two and a half minutes and determined casen needed to get to the hospital. >> whether or not it would have made a difference, i think based on that information, in this particular case it probably would not have. >> reporter: w

noel. >> as someone that works in campaigns and raises money for actual races going on, i got to letyou know i feel like our country is more divided since and i know i'll be criticized for this but since obama has gotten in office, it has more division with races, more division with income, more division among women, gender, i mean, you name it, we are divided. i think obama instead of being the first black president that brought us together, divided us. >> another campaign hack would be what you call us. >> noel is not a hack. if you want to describe yourself, feel free. >> we're on the ground with clients talking to voters all the time and this existed a long time ago even when bush was in office, the cards were flipped and fighting over things there and we fought over this for years, berry gold water years, it goes back. >> the problem is that it's no longer honorable to consider america above partisan politics. >> listen, i think a certain amount -- i may be defending my craft. i kind of like passionate debate but it's gotten personal. it's also full of lies, propaganda, misinfor

and that it was nerlins noel not in the draft andrew bynum but as players here. noel and joel embiid the sixers aren't afraid to gamble on injured players. gm sam hinkie broke his silence today to talk about the draft. he mentioned embiid's injury will keep him out a little longer than previously expected instead of four to six, now it's somewhere between five to eight months. >> in the end we feel good it is calculated risk, and that he's a remarkable talent. in our minds and only this scenario and only this scenario, um, does he -- does he fall to three. >> so only in this scenario. the sixers once again asking fans for their patience while embiid recovers. which translates into another losing season and another year of aau ball. >> philly i think had five, second round picks. >> they do. >> so i'm sure they'll be trading, moving around doing some stuff. by the way those guys might all be starting for them next year. >> watching philly last year they should have suited up ai and gave him run. >> philly is the first team we've seen in awhile that said we don't w

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noel is expected to make his debut after missing all of last season with a torn acl. this year's top pick embiid may miss the entire season. he spoke with the media today. he is expecting to come to philly and can't wait to make the trip. >> i've never been to philly. i just feel like my agent told me that i'm going to like it. i feel like -- i want to get there and then just visit it. get to know people and have fun. >> nba free agency starts at midnight. tomorrow at noon is when nhl free agency frenzy begins. the president of the flyers thinks moves like this are just the beginning. >> a lot of things could happen between tonight and tomorrow at noon. in terms of trades and teams not qualifies their players, you take a look at your list and talk to your scouts and see if there are ways to improve. you try to capitalize on it. >> one final note. the phillies are off today. they crank up a ten-game road trip starting tomorrow. that is sports. >>> the wawa welcome america festival to set over franklin square. a look where they will gather to watch "frozen" at 9:00. go

. >> reporter: this is the first council member noel galbo saw the sign.t is less than a mile away from a child development center. >> i think it is inappropriate. it is not something that kids should be exposed to. >> reporter: kids were concerned about their kids might not know what the bunny ranch is so we decided to do a google search to see what would show up. this is what we found. to understand why this billboard ended up in oakland, we spoke to the smiling man on the sign himself. hof says he is advertising the bar and cigar area. if kids are worried, they should keep an eye on their kids, not his sign. >> we are not doing anything illegal at all. it is a bar and a restaurant. kids eat free tuesday. >> reporter: he says it is his first amendment right. but gayo says not here. >> i will make sure that has no place in oakland. >> reporter: cate caugurian, kpix5. >> he tells us he will call the billboard company to tell them to remove the ad. >>> in the past hour, we learned more about what happened in a shooting rampage in a college campus in seattle

will not play then who will be open the floor for one of the worst steams, michael carter williams noeld thad young to name a few and expect sixers to get playing time k.j. mcdaniels. he had quite the memorable draft night thursday forgetting drafted he ran into his childhood here allen iverson at the his hotel and ai gave him pointers and no it doesn't sound like mcdaniels will shy away from practice. >> it's coming in and working hard all of us have to come in and work hard i feel like we can all contribute in different ways and you know, it's like i said policing to be here. so you know, the opportunities is. there we have to come in and put in the work. >> before the world cup started usa coach clings man said winning it all was not realistic. someone had a change of heart. now he's telling his player's families not a book a flight home from brazil until after the finals. they face belgium tuesday at 4 and knockout room they have not played belgium in the world cup since the first world cup in 1930. mexico celebrating too early against netherlands today. scored two goals late. 88th

some of them and let the department of the public health and kenneth, human, service agencies and noel and the department of children, and the department of child support, and the san francisco unified, and we don't have a lot of time to allow to you make a presentation, if you like you can submit your slides, or your talking point for the files, and so that should anyone, and i want to thank you for your time for sitting through this and i am grateful. and so we do have two more speakers and first we have a presenter from the juvenile probation and then that will be followed up by adult probation. >> i am the director of probation services. and i am here on behalf of chief nasu, who is unable to be here and i believe that it was sophie that said that there needs to be more work on the data, and standing here, i would have to agree. >> we would like to address the services that will assist in addressing the trauma as well as stabilizing their homes. and as a matter of daily practice, our staff always inquire as to the where abouts as parents and seek to establish the care givers for al

he pulled off one that brought nerlens noel to philadelphia who knows anything can happen tonight, i said something amazing will come out of this, beasley. >> all right, finally tonight, phillies pitcher cliff lee was in the community at holman automotive raising money to send camden kids to summer camp through urban promise. q and a, autographs and photos and cliff will give dozens of kids a summer to remember. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will return at ten and we're back here on cbs-3 at the 11:00. >>> "cbs evening news" is next, scott pelley reporting tonight from new york city. >> pelley: tonight, can abortion protesters be barred from clinics. the supreme court ride on that today, and voted to limit the power of the president. reports from jan crawford and bill plante. team u.s.a. proves you can win for losing. elaine quijano at the world cup in brazil. two families who lost children to the santa pash ramass murderer, sit down with ben tracy in their first television interview. >> reporter: what does it mean to you to read those words that somebody wrote abo

brett brown believe embiid and noel could be as good as dunkin and robertson when they were together years ago in san antonio. >> did the flyers >> the flyers try toy move up to the number one overall nick tonight's nhl draft multiple times according to gm ron they could not get a deal done with floor dwaxt 17 overall pick flyers take defenseman travis san-i'm 180 pounds, 6' 6" his mother's stepbrother is related to helpy. bonnie clark was drafted 17th overall 45 years ago. by the way sidney crosby, all have to change right? >> andrew wiggins was most sought after player in nba draft. sixers tried and could not trade one cleveland. had it worked out i bet they would remember his name at a press conference. >> let's say hello to mitchell wiggins. or andrew wiggins i'm sorry. i go back. mitchell come back, andrew wiggins, could come on andrew. >> mitchell wiggins is father former sixer it's andrew, andrew wiggins honest mistake by the cleveland cavaliers announcer. it's live tv we've all been there. that was not the mistake he wanted to make on this day. >> finally tonight the warm nig

. >> noel ginsburg is the ceo of intertech plastics. this will runs scenario days a week carrying out plastic products that carry familiar consumer names. >> the economics and manufacturing globally have begun to change about two years ago. prior to that, what we saw most of the time was that business was moving primarily to mexico or china. >> he decided to move production back home from asia to this sprawling plant on the east side of denver. >> if you manufacture everything overseas, we learned this when the economy collapsed, there is knock left for people to do. if you outsource all of your jobs. >> the reshoring at intertech created 200-plus positions. new jobs for workers like tool maker jerry miller? >> i saw small jobs starting to open up again. we used to have a lot of jobs around. they dried up. >> it's not just those like here at intertech. high-tech companies are doing it as well. blast fall, apple announced it was moving some manufacture from asia to arizona, creating 2000 new jobs. according to the boston consulting group

. >> noel ginsburg is the ceo of intertech plastics, this giant injection molding plant runsell sevenays a week. >> the economics of manufacturing globally have begun to change about two years ago. prior to that, what we saw most of the tile is our business was moving either to mexico or to china. >> that's what ginsburg -- when ginsburg moved back home from asia to this sprawling plant on the east side of denver. >> if you manufacture everything overseas and we learned this when the economy collapsed, there is nothing left for people to do. if you outsource all of your jobs. the re-shoring has created 200-plus positions. new jobs for workers like tool maker drew miller? >> i see more small jobs starting to open up again. before, we used to have a lot of little shops around. they dried up. >> it's not just heavy manufacturing like what goes on here at intertech making the move back here at america. high-tech companies are doing it as well. >> last fall, apple announced it was moving some of its manufacturing from asia to a plant in arizona, creating 2000 new jobs. according to the bos

.' >> noel lucero met adrian in college, when his concussions began to trigger seizures. >> to be honest i don't even remember the first time because there's been so many, but he had one in our bed, and at the time we had nightstands on either side, and he fell off and hit his shoulder on the nightstand, and his head was banging on the nightstand while he's having the seizure, so i'm moving everything out of the way, and just trying to put towels under his head, and he had bit his lip so he's bleeding. >> adrian is the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit seeking damages from the ncaa. he owes more than $100,000 in medical bills. the ncaa has not offered adrian long-term medical care. >> when it was really going on in college. i honestly thought i was losing my mind. i would never remember nothing. people would come up to me and say, remember you got in the bar fight?' i'm like 'what was you talking about? i don't remember that.' most of the time, when i have seizures, i don't remember the situation, but then people come up to me and say stuff, it's like whoo, this is really scary, t

we waited for nerlins noel now we have to wait for joel embiid's right foot to heal and croatian staro work off a contract. >> with the third pick in the 2014nba draft, the philadelphia 76ers select joel embiid from cameroon and the university of kansas. >> now with the tenth pick the sixers selected point guard he will fred peyton from louisiana lafayette traded him to orlando for power forward dario zarick from crow yea is a he has to work two years avenue contract he signed with the team in turkey. our lesley van arsdall is on the scene at the draft in brooklyn, new york and she joins us with the report. hi, lesley. >> reporter: hi beas. you're absolutely right. it's unclear when we will see either of these players on the court in a sixers uniform. joel embiid suffered that serious injury to his foot about week prior to the draft. but before that, he was the projected overall number one pick. the 7-foot center from kansas was loved by everyone. right now he's going to miss at least four to six months to recover, and then the sixers could even hold him out for the entire season. the

they drafted ricky of the year michael quarter williams and meryl lince noel as they look towards thee. this year's draft is thursday night. sixers have the third and tenth pick. cleveland will go first. milwaukee second. philadelphia has two top 10 picks plus 52nd round selections and that could factor into possible trades. the big story this week joel embiid docto

this ruling and national labor relations board versus noel canning prohibits the present rate recess appointment during senate pro forma session. lawmakers presented oral arguments before the court in january. this is an hour and a half. >> we will their argument first this morning case 1212, national labor relations board versus noel canning. >> mr. chief justice, the interpretation of the recess appointment clause would repudiate the constitutional legitimacy of thousands of appointments by presidents going back to george washington and going forward it would diminish presidential authority in a way that is flatly at odds with the constitutional structure that framers established. respondent city has not advanced a compelling case that would be need to strip presidents of their traditional authority to make appointments during intercession recesses and to the pre-existing vacancies. >> you say it would repudiate the constitutionality of appointment but you don't suggest that the actions of those appointees would be invalid going back however far you want to go back, do you? >> no,

a private work out at sixers facility and when it was over he went out with sixers center nerlens noelneteen year-old forward average 17 points a game in his only year with kansas. sixers have third and tenth pick in the first round of the draft but could trade up if they like what they see. >>> eagles starting a three day mini camp, last season chip kelly's fast pace offense caught league by surprise. now the teams kind of necessity what to expect? what will change this season. >> every team istive rent each year. there is a way that we function. we can try to play fast, we can slow it down and go at a normal pace but whatever is important whatever we choose to do we have to do it better. >> eagles and mayor nutter kicking off their meals for kids campaign. school was out over a thousand different sites will be serving up meals for kids today, john dorenbos was on hand to lead children for morning exercise before sitting down for a sum are meal. >>> to the world cup team u.s.a. is playing ghana as we speak and they lead one to nothing. dempsey has scored for team u.s.a. in the first m

work out at the sixers pcom facility today when it was over he went out with sixers center nerlins noel night he had dinner with gm sam hinkie the 19 year old forward averaged 17 points a game in his only year with kansas sixers the third and tenth pick in the for round of the draft but could trade up if they like what they see. hmm. we'll be right back. >> breaking news right now chopper three is live over wilmington, delaware, where a two alarm fire in a building there has led to a collapse. this is at fear 09 maryland avenue. we're told two people have been taken to the hospital. no word right now on their conditions. one person is currently unaccounted for. the cause of the fire is unclear. we'll continue to keep updated both here on tv and also at cbsphilly.com. >> the legacy of a fallen philadelphia police officer lives on through a scholarship fund in his honor. >> "eyewitness news" at the seventh annual chuck cassidy scholarship fund awards dinner tonight the children you see here of police officers were selected for scholarships. they'll be attending either saint hubert catholi

. >> reporter: we waited for andrew bynum, waited for noel. now we wait for his right foot to heal and now croatian star to work offer a contract. >> in the 2014nba draft, the philadelphia 76ers select joe joe -- joel embii, and the university of kansas. >> with the tenth pick the sixers selected point guards peyton from louisianna lafayette. traded him to orlando for power forward darr yo saric from croatians has to work. work off two years of a contract he signed in turkey. >> they got the best player in the draft, kansas star, joel embiid but has stress fracture had in. in his right foot and may not play the next season. he is compared to hakeem. >> he is six-ten, will probably switch to small forward once he gets to the nba. he can hands the you will ball in transition, may key place, but also shoot from long-range, scouts compare him to will ma'am odom. he will talk to the media today, about the draft. those selections he will explain and probably be questioned about his long-term plan. i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. >>> whole l

he could be quite the tandem with nerlens noel in the future. he's more determined than ever. >> i still can't believe it. obviously, to start playing basketball so late and just being here, just means that anything is possible. >> the comparisons i think are fair. i'd be disappointed if she's not a six or eight time all-star. >> i'm just proud of him. he works so hard. you know, he doesn't let nothing get to him, always stays motivated. i'm proud. it's a proud moment for kansas. >> with their pick at ten, sixers took guard alfred peyton but his hat didn't really fit and trade him to the magic for croatian forward dario saric. sixers get a first and second round pick in the future as well. saric will play in turkey the next two years but could be a force down the road. s sixer, michael carter williams, help is on way but may be later rather than sooner? >> something we can't worry about. we have to worry about what we have. i got a lot of confidence in myself and my teammates. we're all getting better. i just got to go out there and lead the tea

nerlens noels is part of a kids camp in kentucky. he saw his spot drop last year because of an acl injury that kept him on the sixers bench all season long. >> i feel for him, just all that pressure and all the expectation. you know, there's one thing for him, just got to stay positive and just keep working on himself, get operated on. do what he can do because everything else is out of his control. >>> tiger woods is returning to the pga tour. woods announced today he will play in next week's event near washington, d.c. he had back surgery about 12 weeks ago. >>> at the u.s. women's open, the 11-year-old lucy lee with two birdies today. one at the third hole. she did miss the cut. michelle wi birdies her final two holes, 8 and 9 to shoot a second consecutive 2 under 68. she has a three stroke lead. the open continues this weekend here on nbc 10. that will wrap it up for sports. we're back after this. >>> hello. >> you might see some unusual antics around philadelphia if you're out and about this weekend. maybe some famous faces. the

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