so here we are, nolan. nolan: here we are. al: wow, it has changed a lot. nolan: a lot. it was just on the other side of these green pillars, on a barrel. and remember, this place was a different kind of place. peanuts on the floor. and some of the barrels were for peanuts, unshelled peanuts. al: this game had never been seen in the wild before. there were no instructions. there was nothing like it. and so i was just dying to see how people would adapt to it. how quickly. and, boom, they started having fun with it really quick. lee: all of a sudden, al gets this call, the machine is broken. so al runs down there to find out what is going on. al: i got the call it had stopped working. lee: it turned out that the coin mechanism had filled up so high it was jammed -- jammed with too many coins. al: i opened up the coin booth. the quarters came out and i filled my pockets. and then i called you up and said, hey, nolan, i think we have a good sign here. >> that was a tricky shot. >> not. >> almost got that corner. one sure way to win -- that is it. that is it. the paddle does

and nolan said, no, we want a driving game.uch too much fun. >> we decided we were going to test it. so we got ted dabney to build a box over the weekend. contact paper over plywood. >> the orange paint was whatever we had, i think. i went to the walgreens drugstore and bought a $75 hitachi tv set and turned it into a monitor. here we are, nolan. >> here we are. >> wow, it has changed a lot. >> a lot. >> we put the pong here. it was just on the other side of these green pillars, on a barrel. and remember, this place was a different kind of place. peanuts on the floor. some of the barrels were for peanuts, unshelled peanuts. >> this game had never been seen in the wild before. there were no instructions. there was nothing like it. and so i was just dying to see how people would adapt to it. how quickly. boom, they started having fun with it really quick. all of a sudden, al gets this call, the machine is broken. so al runs down there to find out what is going on. >> i got the call it had stopped working. it turned out that the c

, birds defensive coordinator admitted he probably should have inserted nolan in there at quarterback, late last season when bradley fletcher was getting burned. nolan was motivated to show the eagles he should be starting. >> coming from miami, just playing a bunch, and then all of a sudden, come somewhere else, not playing as much frustrated me a lot, man, i knew what i was used to, and what i could have done, and i had that will feeling of really feeling like i didn't con tribute as much. i just feel like i had to do something different this year to get on the field. >> noel is set to start. he has one of the best offseasons around. >> i'm john clark, we're right back. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> finally bro

. >> good afternoon good afternoon tom nolan and board members i'm the new project manager of walk sf and on behalf of of the members allison park here to urge you to approve that the second street neighbors signed this petitions it has so many benefits for the communities as you may know the project will transform a dangerous corridor that is important that is in the heart of a fast growing part of the community the project will more efficiently use the public space to move important people whether on foot, biking on transit or in cars in addition in this project includes important safeties improvements that helps the city achieve the vision zero goals from ellen the project has wider sidewalks and the removal of a turn lane at harrison and pedestrian lighting and the safe for bicyclists it makes the streets easier to navigate for motorists it is the first green project to come from the braid created by sfmta and sf planning to connect people to parks and the waterfront from the safer green streets for all those reasons we think this is a fantastic project that is going to accommodat

nolan is calling in from missouri. nolan, you're on "the washington journal."un owners only this morning. solutions to prevent gun violence. zblkz thank y >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i think one thing that needs to be done is where they have the gun rallies and gun shows, those need to be watched really close. that's where a lot of the guns are getting on the streets. i've been to gun shows. ic -- i could buy as many as i want. who needs to buy 30 or 40 handguns? somebody's going to take them on the street and sell them and make money. that's something that's got to be done. the gun shows has got to be -- >> nolan, have you ever bought a gun at a gun show? >> caller: yes. >> and what's the process? what was the process for you? >> caller: you hand the money to them and you buy it and go home with it. >> all right. >> caller: can you hear me? >> yep, we're listening. >> caller: okay. >> anything else you wanted to add? >> caller: well, yeah. i'm 60 years old, right at it. i've had it ever since i was 12. i've never taken the gun out of the house, no

s anthony nolan register called "be the match," notified celia she had a donor. a complete stranger that would turn out to be stewart, who is going to do nate stem cells for her t. transplant operation was a success. though not without complications. celia pulled through. but like stewart, she was left wondering about her donor. >> we didn't know where he came from or anything. we thought we would alt least meet within the year. but it didn't work that way, because it was from the u.k.. >> the privacy laws are different for every country. for those two years, stewart waited anxiously for word on sellia. he only received bits and pieces of information over that time. until one day, a letter came near the end of 2014. >> i got the letter out of the blue to say your recipient wants to make contact with you. are you happy to shear your details? which we did and i always wanted to speak to her before christmas before the two years. we had an hour chat on the phone. >> it was absolutely fantastic. i just can't even express it. it was just the most exciting thing in my

cruz: with a name like nolan, are you a baseball player? do you have a hundred mile per hour last ball? -- fastball? [indiscernible] >> you're going to repeal obamacare? take longer will than that, but absolutely. >> then you have our vote. thank you. go get 'em. [indiscernible] mr. cruz: isaiah 40:31. it's a little bit hard to pick one. >> i know, it is. [indiscernible] mr. cruz: what were doing doesn't make sense, and we need a conservative who does what he actually says. >> i'm looking forward to seeing some debates. [indiscernible] mr. cruz: hey, you want to have been, to? will do all of us.

and nolan carroll saw time in the slot. how do you think derek did because it is -- eric did because it is tough stepping in there. do you agree. >> yes. especially the amount of time he was out on the field. played well and there was lapses of the details in the coverage but that is all stuff you expect out of rookie. like i said, it moves fast. so it is going to be a big week for him to look at the tape and look at what he did wrong and see improvement from this week to next week when he gets more playing time and on the field for longer. >> and that is something defensive coordinator bill davis will work through who can step into the role when there is more receivers on the field. >> the big thing now is we're trying who is the fifth defensive back, whether a safety or a corner coming in and that will determine how we perform our nickel package. because right now we are comfortable with me and nolan carroll and reinces but then who is the next best guy and then you might see myself or thurmond or eric rowe or another guy

"meanwhile there are letters," the corporations is coedited by suzanne marrs and tom nolan. suzanne is the welty foundation scholar in residence at millsaps college, and tom nolan is a wide by published free lance writer, professor marrs is the author of one writers imagination, the fiction of eudora welty. also written the major biography of welty, and she has edited an earlier collection of letters entitled "what there is to say we have said." the correspond of welty and william maxwell. tom nolan has written for many magazines including "rolling stone" and "plow shares" and has reviewed crime fiction for "the wall street journal." his 1999 book, ross macdonald, biography, won aired. his reece boon is "arty shaw, king of the clarinet." julia ikeingberger is the professor of literature at the college of charleston. she is the author of "profits of recognition, ideology, and the individual" in novels by ralph ellisson, tony morris morrison, her most recent book, published by the university press of mississippi is an edition of welty's letters during the years 1940 to '49 in

true you don't do anything alone in this city and the listener of the mayor and ed reiskin and tom nolan and cheryl brinkman and sfmta are important for the betterment of the transportation system i want to acknowledge the market street raul railway past and present your surrounded by them those folks have given thousands and thousands of hours of volunteer time over decades to help make what you see here happen if you sit in this spotlight thirty years ago we have had been directly under a double freeway the entire waterfront you know had trithsz away from it's mairment history but didn't know what that was going to be a few people had the vision to see a world-class waterfront i want to acknowledge one in particular he can't be here he passed away one year and one day ago doug right that served mayor feinstein and served mayor agnos as the deputy mayor for transformation tra transportation that is part of douglas lying lillian widow i hope you'll give her a round of applause also anothers important few minutes is me, me the president of the delance project she got those tracks put in t

this is different and everybody kind of checks it out and then they dive in and nolan has been like ist week he's probably the best off season i've been around. he is completely in leading the way. >> the rookie row having a solid camp get something reps with the ones. he lopes to push carroll for that starting job and bill davis has taken notice. >> eric has done a nice job of fitting in there and going up against the guys he was going up against but you really have waiting them day in and day out and eric's taking nice progress. >> here we go, big news to announce right here at 6abc our brand new show "action news" sports sunday will debut this weekend right here on 6abc. and check out who's joining our sports team. eagles linebacker brandon graham. not only hopes to shatter the sack record but he will also join us every sunday to cohost with ducis rodgers. i will be there jeff skversky will be there. together we'll all cover all of philadelphia sports like never before. >>> "action news" sports sunday kicks offer this sunday after the eagles first preseason game. brandon graham wil

nolan was outstanding once again, i'll take five pitcher, just like him. five starters, he knows what's doing. >>> from the big lesion to the little league, tea -- today pennsylvania takes on texas they beat them earlier in the week to punch their tickets. you can root on the local pa kids right here, watch the game at 3:00 p.m. on channel 6 today. that's sports, have a great saturday. >> we've got much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, stay with us, we'll be right back. happening now on "action news," breaking news, one person is rushed to the hospital and dozens of others are driven from their homes after a fire in philadelphia at bustleton section. >>> developing a sheriff's deputy in houston is shot and killed while pumping gas, authorities are calling it a cold-blooded killing. >>> plus, all eyes are on erica, the storm appears to be weak we cannenning after pounding the dominican republic. >>> first, though, let's go outside to chris sowers with our forecast. >> reporter: nine straight weekends we're talking sunshine and comfortable c

thank you so much to rick nolan, congressman rick nolan.ourage everyone to go on to nolanforcongress.org. of the toughest seats in the country and will need our help to make sure he continues to serve in the united states house of representatives. thank you so much. now you can see why. [applause] before we get started, i want to once again acknowledge and myroduce my colleagues, fellow officers. i will go to the right. our dnc finance chair henry munoz. our long time and capable er andy tobias. alayna. chair mary our secretary, the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings blake. vice chair of voter registration and participation, the incomparable donna brazil. the former mayor of this great city of minneapolis, vice rybak.bak and the vice chair, the chair of the new hampshire democratic party from the great state of new hampshire. unable to join us at this meeting because she is currently on active duty with the hawaiian national guard my colleague and friend, congresswoman gabbard, who is also one of our vice know i slain the rules of the r

iain page lucy nolan. 10:00 news station. >>> your news, your neighborhood. live and interactive. this is fox 29 weekend. >>> good morning, welcome to foxed. on a beautiful is sunday augustineth, i'm bill anderson. >> good morning to you as well, take a guess about that, live look outside and see were the weather is going to be look, we have so many wonderful events happening today. center city looks absolutely gorgeous, are a ago at as out there down the shore, to it is the day of the big beach bash contribute with maroon five. >> 100,000 people, they say is heading there to the beach, not only this weekend but next, big event there, you want to george this weather now. but things are changing. of enjoy it now because it's nice and comfortable. sketcheds -- 68 in -- 71 in allentown, dloefr view, you see a lot of 60s and 70's here, warming above the 70 degree mark in many of the north and western suburbs. farther south nice and comfortable along the coast. it will cool off a bit this afternoon, sea breeze developing, month so than yesterday, can't forget the were delaware beaches

. >> nolan carol took a huge step. everybody that comes in year one this different than other places. everyone checks it out and then they dive in. and nolan has been like i said last week probably best off season i've been around. he is completely in leading the way, guys this way, follow me, and it's been neat to watch. >> season i was frustrated and i was down. i was driven. i just wanted to make sure that i put in the work in the off season to make sure when i came back out here again, that i didn't leave any stone unturned. tried to make sure i was in the best condition i could be. i knew the whole defense and just to be able to to be prepared, just to know everything going on and we prepare for everything. >> the phillies going for the sweep of the padres after winning the first two games in the san diego with the help of home run, too bad this team was not the one that started the season. let's go to san diego and take a look. to phillies up one to nothing, six and inning, herrera, rubin amara gets crushed. the

. >> i'm lucy nolan from fox 29 way look at what's making headlines.nsylvania's attorney general vows to fight clamps against her. kathleen kane charged with leaking testimony. risa if your man says kane leaked material to embarrass former state prosecutors who made her look bad. kane is charged with perjury obstruction conspiracy and other offenses. pennsylvania governor tom wolf has called other attorney general to resign. a tragic turn in the search for an 11-year-old boy in delaware county. authorities say the body found in the darby creek wednesday was laquan lattimore. police say the death is not considered suspicious. he disappeared on monday. investigators joined by the fbi scoured the area for him and his mountain bike until wednesday's discovery. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the man wanted in a suspected road rage incident in north philadelphia. police say he took a bat to a woman's car and then the woman herself at 16th and clearfield streets. that woman shared her story with fox 29. she says the man had followed her from broad st

deep pass hits off nolan carroll. walter comes down with the interception. just a nice catch right there, eagles made them pay right there too. ryan matthews. plenty of room there, 14 yard touchdown. philadelphia's up 7-0. flacco looking for redemption, instead, overthrows his receiver, byron maxwell, former sea hawk returns it 31 yards. disappointing night for flacco. 33 yards passing and two interceptions, once again, philly cashes in. demarco murray from two yards out. eagles go on toeat the ravens 40-17. d.c. united hosting san jose, not playing, shaking hands and kissing babies tonight. fourth minute, here come the earthquakes. ball to chris, he's going to put it home. the earthquakes score in minutes. they take a 1-0 lead second half. earthquakes on the attack again, pushing it up the field. shea salinas chips it in. nice touch there. the earthquakes beat d.c. united. your final score 2-0. >>> go from the field. the racetrack. beautiful shot right there. night racing at bristol motor speedway. last lap, joey legano. holding off kevin harvick. he takes

in 1979, the great pitcher the nolan ryan, became the first player to make more than $1 million a year. he signed a four-year, $4.5 million deal. in today's dollars, that would be about $15 million. or just about $3.75 million per year. by the way, astros fans, this is the greatest jersey ever made. but consider this. according to spot track, there are now 79 pitchers in baseball that are making more than nolan ryan did per year in today's dollars. in fact, there are 18 pitchers now that make more per year than nolan ryan made in that entire contract in 2015 dollars. insane. it is mostly because of huge tv deal revenues, but as cord cutting speeds up, is the age of the billion-dollar sports deal over and with it have we reached peak athlete pay? michael ozanian with us to discuss it. i hope i made some sense with that. i wrote about it on my facebook page. if tv deals come down, michael, do you think today's athletes are the highest paid that we will see in our lifetime? >> first of all, brian, i love you, but tv deals are not coming down. the st. louis cardinals just last week finaliz

don and tom nolan. >> to see you you know i've started this 19 years ago i was here two years ago and i mentioned he's been here he remember thinking to myself my name is a great deal of this is an excellent, excellent place to work is it is easy to do my job when i come here my fine coworkers we discuss and get the things done and mr. ed haley inspires us and let's us do what we can do for that i thank everybody the syncs citizens of san francisco so on behalf of the metro operations transit management center i accept this award thank you (clapping.) >> good afternoon to the board and first of all, i want to give thanks to god and i only thing i can tell you is give the best of the best of myself to the sfmta and to the people of san francisco and to be proud to be serving san francisco thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> okay. thank you all very much. >> all set. >> so a few other items the same weekend and started to launch the e embarcadero we started the early shut down for the embarcadero and the bay tube was closed on xrooeld weekend to get the e line up and running at the s

don and tom nolan. >> to see you you know i've started this 19 years ago i was here two years ago and i mentioned he's been here he remember thinking to myself my name is a great deal of this is an excellent, excellent place to work is it is easy to do my job when i come here my fine coworkers we discuss and get the things done and mr. ed haley inspires us and let's us do what we can do for that i thank everybody the syncs citizens of san francisco so on behalf of the metro operations transit management center i accept this award thank you (clapping.) >> good afternoon to the board and first of all, i want to give thanks to god and i only thing i can tell you is give the best of the best of myself to the sfmta and to the people of san francisco and to be proud to be serving san francisco thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> okay. thank you all very much. >> all set. >> so a few other items the same weekend and started to launch the e embarcadero we started the early shut down for the embarcadero and the bay tube was closed on xrooeld weekend to get the e line up and running at the s

don and tom nolan. >> to see you you know i've started this 19 years ago i was here two years ago and i mentioned he's been here he remember thinking to myself my name is a great deal of this is an excellent, excellent place to work is it is easy to do my job when i come here my fine coworkers we discuss and get the things done and mr. ed haley inspires us and let's us do what we can do for that i thank everybody the syncs citizens of san francisco so on behalf of the metro operations transit management center i accept this award thank you (clapping.) >> good afternoon to the board and first of all, i want to give thanks to god and i only thing i can tell you is give the best of the best of myself to the sfmta and to the people of san francisco and to be proud to be serving san francisco thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> okay. thank you all very much. >> all set. >> so a few other items the same weekend and started to launch the e embarcadero we started the early shut down for the embarcadero and the bay tube was closed on xrooeld weekend to get the e line up and running at the s

he is right there, nolan kai. originally due august 10th. susie's birthday. much needed vacation. 11 extra days. susie, he is beautiful. relish the time off. put down the work phone. we'll hold down the fort. congratulations to your family. thank you for joining us. see you tomorrow night. donald trump speaking live in our hour. we will take you there live. and "ac 360" with anderson cooper starts now. >>> good evening, john berman in for anderson. thank you for joining us. breaking news tonight. you will see it only here on cnn. late word vice president joe biden has just received the biggest green light you can get for a presidential run. cnn senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny broke the story and joins us by phone. the president and vice president had lunch and the vice president left with more than dessert. >> that's right. president obama has always said this will be, you know, joe biden's own decision on this. i am told that he gave his blessing to a potential run. did not try to talk the vice president out of his pursuit of the presidency. it i

don and tom nolan. >> to see you you know i've started this 19 years ago i was here two years ago and i mentioned he's been here he remember thinking to myself my name is a great deal of this is an excellent, excellent place to work is it is easy to do my job when i come here my fine coworkers we discuss and get the things done and mr. ed haley inspires us and let's us do what we can do for that i thank everybody the syncs citizens of san francisco so on behalf of the metro operations transit management center i accept this award thank you (clapping.) >> good afternoon to the board and first of all, i want to give thanks to god and i only thing i can tell you is give the best of the best of myself to the sfmta and to the people of san francisco and to be proud to be serving san francisco thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> okay. thank you all very much. >> all set. >> so a few other items the same weekend and started to launch the e embarcadero we started the early shut down for the embarcadero and the bay tube was closed on xrooeld weekend to get the e line up and running at the s

another video from asia, this car the honda civic parked in the center of the screen is from singapore, nolan owns this car and uploaded this video to facebook. watch how quickly it gets stolen. this car pulls up, the door opens, talk about gone in 60 seconds, this is gone in ten seconds. the guy walks up to the car, straight in, gets in, starts the motor and drives away. you kind of wonder how they do that. you go back to the beginning of the video, as the white car pulls up keep an eye on the light of the honda. ? they flash so seems like they had a clicker that worked with this car and maybe that's what they were doing, driving around a parking lot to see which car their clicker would open and then go into the car that it worked on. >> people are speculating pretty similar stuff actually, christiane. he saw one he could steal, off. >>> if you're on a bicycle, you will always lose when it comes to a car. we start in the uk, where this cyclist had a run-in with a car and it happened at this round-about you see up ahead. the cyclist will go around this way but he doesn't make it. dude! >> kno

don and tom nolan. >> to see you you know i've started this 19 years ago i was here two years ago and i mentioned he's been here he remember thinking to myself my name is a great deal of this is an excellent, excellent place to work is it is easy to do my job when i come here my fine coworkers we discuss and get the things done and mr. ed haley inspires us and let's us do what we can do for that i thank everybody the syncs citizens of san francisco so on behalf of the metro operations transit management center i accept this award thank you (clapping.) >> good afternoon to the board and first of all, i want to give thanks to god and i only thing i can tell you is give the best of the best of myself to the sfmta and to the people of san francisco and to be proud to be serving san francisco thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> okay. thank you all very much. >> all set. >> so a few other items the same weekend and started to launch the e embarcadero we started the early shut down for the embarcadero and the bay tube was closed on xrooeld weekend to get the e line up and running at the s

don and tom nolan. >> to see you you know i've started this 19 years ago i was here two years ago and i mentioned he's been here he remember thinking to myself my name is a great deal of this is an excellent, excellent place to work is it is easy to do my job when i come here my fine coworkers we discuss and get the things done and mr. ed haley inspires us and let's us do what we can do for that i thank everybody the syncs citizens of san francisco so on behalf of the metro operations transit management center i accept this award thank you (clapping.) >> good afternoon to the board and first of all, i want to give thanks to god and i only thing i can tell you is give the best of the best of myself to the sfmta and to the people of san francisco and to be proud to be serving san francisco thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> okay. thank you all very much. >> all set. >> so a few other items the same weekend and started to launch the e embarcadero we started the early shut down for the embarcadero and the bay tube was closed on xrooeld weekend to get the e line up and running at the s

. >> director brinkman director nolan director ramos director rubke directors please be advised directoreinecke will not be peer we have quorum item 3 please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. cause microphone interfere please placed them in the off position arrest minutes for the meeting so moved. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> i's have it item 5 directors that please be advised the closed session will not happen today and unfinished business. >> director heinecke and i attended wanted 25th selection of ada of the lifeguard last week several hundred people were there the highlight for me and perhaps perhaps for director heinecke the group of young people we extended the free muni to they performed. >> wow. >> they ada is important because they got up and sank and it was really we've seen a wide variety of people with disabilities in support. >> it was a great event and tom nolan it is important to see the people having access to muni to hav

. >> speaking of corners nolan carol and rowe are fighting for the starting job.going into the second season with eagles more and more comfortable and so much so he's taking on what of a leadership role. >> he's completely in leading the way saying guys, this way, follow me it's been neat watch. >> we want to make sure every single day we are always trying to improve as a unit not necessarily individual stuff right now even though we're concentrated on that to a certain extent. we're focused on the team. >> it's military appreciation day at the linc. eagles fanking help and women that risk lives for our countr country. eagles wore special camouflage jerseys today and after practice eagles literally giving shirts off their backs to troops. eagles play their first preseason game one week from today. still to come in sports nfl kicks off preseason tonight in hall of fame game familiar fac face. brandon boykin we'll be right face. brandon boykin we'll be right back up with and reach for the one you deserve. ♪ ♪ ♪

leading off first at bat, he's still watching, 0-batting average down 177 and third inning aaron nolan in trouble and off deep right, don brown. miss plays it off the wall. two-run triple. brown makes up for it solo hom homener next upping and phillies down-1 in the fifth. >> coming into training camp all focus on sam bradford and left knee. eagles quarterback feels great. others do not. big names mia today at camp. jamie apody has more. >> couple of injury concerns today. kiko alanzo out with a concussion. and how about demarco murry. murry was back in uniform after missing today with illness he did not do a lot. missed bulk of camp workouts. more rots for forgot ep man. in addition to running back he took represents returning kick today and doesn't mind plague second fiddle for murray. >> you wait for him to come back and he's the man. >> matthew is many of the new comers expected to make impact on the team. sam bradford. byron maxwell and the guys feel super deep at all these positions. you have to wonder how the faces will mesh together. malcolm says that's going fine. >> we bring

true you don't do anything alone in this city and the listener of the mayor and ed reiskin and tom nolannd cheryl brinkman and sfmta are important for the betterment of the transportation system i want to acknowledge the market street raul railway past and present your surrounded by them those folks have given thousands and thousands of hours of volunteer time over decades to help make what you see here happen if you sit in this spotlight thirty years ago we have had been directly under a double freeway the entire waterfront you know had trithsz away from it's mairment history but didn't know what that was going to be a few people had the vision to see a world-class waterfront i want to acknowledge one in particular he can't be

his catcher, a big reason why he's homered in four of nolan's last five starts. top of the fifth, nola freezing travis jankowski. he struck out six. bottom of the eighth, aaron altere, the liner to right goes past a diving jankowski all the way to the wall for a triple. he started his season with seven extra base hits. he doubles to drive in alterr. and nolo starts. he does not disappoint. a three-run home run. the phillies win it 7-1. >>> that's sports. i'm marshall harris from "comcast sportsnet." >>> today a team from pennsylvania is playing in the u.s. championship at the little league world series in south williamsport. the little leaguers from redland are representing our mid-atlantic region. the kids are from lewis berry in york county. they will take on texas in a rematch from wednesday night. the time right now is 5:57. we are following breaking news in philadelphia's bustleton neighborhood. nearly two dozen people are out of their homes after an apartment fire. "nbc 10's" monique braxton is live on the scene. monique? >> reporter: hi, rosemary. one pers

free agent corner byron maxwell will play opposite nolan carroll and safety walter that you remember gets a shot opposite the only familiar face back there in malcolm jenkins after they had the second worst defense against the pass last year. >> i think we're better than we were the last two games last year and, you know, whether that be with upgrades or just the understanding of the defense i just think we are one step ahead of where we were last year. >> everybody in the world right now is happy with what they have and changes they've made. the reality of the nfl is until you start hitting sundays for real, not the preseason games and guys showing how they do in the heat of battle against the main quarterbacks and receivers, you don't know if you're better or worse. >> eagles put on the pads for the very first time tomorrow at the linc during their open practice. we're live at team headquarters, jeff skversky channel6 "action news." ducis. >> we'll get some hitting in. thank you so much. >>> get ready for the return of jimmy rollins. j. roll and the dodgers will be in town tomorrow

. >> really dating yourself because i remember it as well lucy nolan. you very much for reminding me. >> shredder we both know this. >> coming up later. let's talk baseball guys because dodgers pitcher zach had the era in baseball when the day start started. phillies got off him in the first inning. would it be enough? sports is next. >> your phillies playing day baseball today trying to win their series with the first chase la dodgers. tough test against zach ren key came into the game with 1.41 era. really good guys. easily the best in baseball and the dodgers scored three run in the first inning it was enough, right? not against this guy zach ren key today. he was actually mortal. ryan how war single made it three-two. dom brown in the first inning are you kidding me? three run homer. phils get five off ren key they lead it five-three. doesn't last long. second inning adrian gonzales off david buchanan. six to five dodgers. it is 10-eight dodgers in the ninth inning that guy dom brown with two on a chance to play hero. chance to win the game! line dr

nolan ryan had an arm on him that was something else. stick with it. nick.name is senator cruz: thank you for your hard work. what is your name? >> terry. senator cruz: i like your shirt. that is good advice. i'm going to visit with the grassroots. i am happy to do it. see you later. we are headed this way? first day in office, you're going to repeal obamacare? senator cruz: it will take longer than that. absolutely. >> you have our vote. thank you. go get them. senator cruz: the white thing? >> [indiscernible] senator cruz: there we go. where? good to see you. you got it. i was talking to candy. [indiscernible] she said to tell you [indiscernible] senator cruz: excellent. >> www.c-span.org -- [indiscernible] she said to tell you hi. senator cruz: they are wonderful people. i think very highly of them. sir. you, are you having fun? >> it is awesome. [laughter] this guy is awesome. >> luanne. senator cruz: great to see you. >> great to see you. senator cruz: what is my favorite bible verse? i can do all things through christ who strengthens me. isaiah 4

. >> we had maxwell nolan carol and myself and walter thurman on the other side. the chemistry is there and guys are veterans film game play some football communication is great. we're flying around competitive and we're focusing a lot more on the technique. so i think it's coming along well. >> nick foles remember him yeah he got a nice little bump in pay pay. the rams announceed foles ink add two year crack extension tonight tonight. according to multiple reports worth $12 million per season with 14 million guaranteed. he spent thee seasons with the birds before being dealt to st. louis in march. >>> chase utley back in the lineup tonight again the padres. he's been out since june 22nd with an ankle injury. he's also batting lead off for the first time since october october 2004. aaron nola scott hill for the phils tonight in san diego. right now phils down three-one in the fourth inning. >>> out in akron it's the bridge stone invitational. west chester jim furyk on the fifth. he's your leader at eight under par with a four shot lead you can catch the bridge sto

nolan is calling in from alton, missouri, gun owners only this morning -- solutions to prevent gun violenceller: thank you for taking my call. donehing that needs to be is where they have the gun shows, those need to be watched closely. that's where a lot of the guns are getting on the streets. i have been to gun shows. buy 30 or 40 unless someone is going to sell them on the street and make money? that's something that has to be have to be gun shows policed somehow. have you ever bought a gun at a gun show? caller: yes. host: what is the process? you hand the money to them and you buy it and go home with it. host: all right. we are listening. caller: ok. host: anything else you want to add? caller: yeah, i am 60 years old. i have never taken a gun out of the house, not one time since i was 12 years old. i don't carry a gun with me when i go out. i am not scared the whole time. there are people who are scared and those people kill people. the people who are worried someone will hurt them. host: if you've been listening,val called in from burlington, north carolina, a single mother and has a

true you don't do anything alone in this city and the listener of the mayor and ed reiskin and tom nolan cheryl brinkman and sfmta are important for the betterment of the transportation system i want to acknowledge the market street raul railway past and present your surrounded by them those folks have given thousands and thousands of hours of volunteer time over decades to help make what you see here happen if you sit in this spotlight thirty years ago we have had been directly under a double freeway the entire waterfront you know had trithsz away from it's mairment history but didn't know what that was going to be a few people had the vision to see a world-class waterfront i want to acknowledge one in particular he can't be here he passed away one year and one day ago doug right that served mayor feinstein and served mayor agnos as the deputy mayor for transformation tra transportation that is part of douglas lying lillian widow i hope you'll give her a round of applause also anothers important few minutes is me, me the president of the delance project she got those tracks put in to co

the 1968 nolan ryan. or the 1989 >> so which helped set off the rookie card craze? it's c.e didn't have the hall of fame career some predicted. but the cards remained popular. jamie: while the grandchildren of karl and jenny hench are cleaning out the century old family home in ohio, they find a dust covered box with what appear to be vintage baseball cards. >> i'm seeing a tod ty cobb for $40,000. i'm looking at mine and saying, mine is better. jamie: the box karl found not only contains cobb known as the georgia peach, but all the greats of the era. it's dozens. in all, 800 cards, most in pristine condition. >> it takes it off a scope and realm that you're not quite sure how to handle it. jamie: step one, find out if the cards are real. karl reaches out to vintage cards expert peter in dallas. >> i received a phone call, which was very cryptic. he didn't want to go into any details. on a daily basis, we receive phone calls from people who find cars. it's always reprints. jamie: peter says to text photos of the cards and he'll take a look when he gets the chance. >> when i

we've also been getting advice from archie nolan, who is a legendary retailer from the u.k.elping a number of our businesses. archie keeps tabs on what is going on globally as we do. you learn the lessons and make sure you run your business as best you can. yourad: you've grouped industrial chemicals operations into one large division. is there a spinoff on the cards at all? richard: it is the furthest thing from our mind at the moment. we like these businesses. they are good cash generators. there may be opportunities to expand them. they generate good returns on investment. growing thosen businesses and improving returns. theaad: the last word on state of the australian economy. it is quite a difficult read in many ways. how would you characterize it? richard: i think it is pretty solid. you don't get the sort of revenue increases we've had across a number of businesses if the consumers don't have some confidence. i think the economy is ok. generally, the australian economy is still growing. we've had 20 something years of economic growth. we are positive on the outlook fo

true you don't do anything alone in this city and the listener of the mayor and ed reiskin and tom nolan and cheryl brinkman and sfmta are important for the betterment of the transportation system i want to acknowledge the market street raul railway past and present your surrounded by them those folks have given thousands and thousands of hours of volunteer time over decades to help make what you see here happen if you sit in this spotlight thirty years ago we have had been directly under a double freeway the entire waterfront you know had trithsz away from it's mairment history but didn't know what that was going to be a few people had the vision to see a world-class waterfront i want to acknowledge one in particular he can't be here he passed away one year and one day ago doug right that served mayor feinstein and served mayor agnos as the deputy mayor for transformation tra transportation that is part of douglas lying lillian widow i hope you'll give her a round of applause also anothers important few minutes is me, me the president of the delance project she got those tracks put in t