the oilers looked like they would break through.raden holtby makes a spectacular glove save. 33 saves tonight, he was the m.v.p. under seven minutes to play, the centering pass misses its mark, but there is dmitry orlov, he scores. cap shut out the oilers 1-0. comments after the redskins lost of the panthers have fans fired up. the veteran said the nfl official single the redskins out because of their name, making those comets in reference to this chris tolliver play that the officials changed from an interception return for a touchdown to unnecessary roughing. i asked young what he thought about the comments. >> everyone says we don't have leaders, but jason hatcher is a leader. he spoke his opinion, and that is what you want. forward,ally, moving we cannot put the refs in the situation to call that. we need to do better on our parts. nba, magic and cavs. turns his back, throws it up, another look. i never want to play horse with him. that was not enough. lebron and the cavs win. tomorrow, the maryland terps tip-off against illinoi

. >>> when the washington capitols and oilers met last month, it was a high scoring affair, 11 goals in total, so tonight many of us expected a similar output from both teams. capitals hosting the oilers, this time, but thanks to an incredible goal tender third it was scoreless until the third, capitals broke through. braden holtby, 33 save, tip the cap to home. caps win 1-0. solemn credible moves by braden holtby. and redskins players vented a little on social media after a loss, but they're back to getting on track finding out what works for them. they return home this sunday to host the giant, it's another pivotal nfc match up. >> reporter: nothing went right for the redskins at carolina, they turned ball over five time, cousins was sacked five timing and committed nine penalty, but they can put it behind them, they still have a lot to play for, a chance for the fnc east, and it begins sunday against the giants coming to town. >> we've shown we can be pretty be, we've shown we can be pretty bad. it's unreal how we can do that within a week of each other. >> reporter: the last time

so what do the 2015 giants and the 1963 oilers? the only teams in nfl history to score 49 points and lose. no footage of the oilers losing, but we have the lowlights from new orleans last night. manning tossed 3 td passes, but both defenses were on vacation. drew brees passed 7 tds, and it was 59-42 loss. anyone have pennington or farve's number. a thumb injury here on the first drive, and geno smith got in and got hurt as well. both are day-to-day. >> thank you otis. >> back in just a moment. it was pricey, but a total bargain compared to this little beauty. i have such enormous respect for these creatures. which is why i stuff them and hang them on the walls. (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. lotto. making more new yorkers rich than any other game. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or

. >>> devils in edmondton to take on the oilers. schneider given the night off, so the oilers feasted on the backup, kincaid. devils are down right now, 4-1 in the third period. >>> time for a quick break. when we return on the other side, the jets coming off their mini bye, hope to say bye-bye to their losing ways come sunday in houston. stay tuned. >>> welcome back, everyone. looks like ryan fitzpatrick will be under center when the jets take on his former team, the texans in houston on sunday. he will start, cleared to play. wouldn't it be great to stop their recent losing ways against a team that traded him to the big apple? starting 4-1, jets have now lost three of the last four. i talked to the head coach about that very subject during this week's jets flight plan, which is airing on sunday at 11:30 a.m. >> now here they are, 5-4, right in the thick of the playoff chase, when just a couple of weeks ago you guys were leading the playoff chase. what about your team getting back on the horse and getting some wins? >> we're going

. >>> tough news out of edmonton for the oilers in the nhl. connor mcdavid, the number one overall pick in the last nhl draft will be out long term. a broken collarbone according to espn.com. help with situation right there. tripped up. headed to the boards. he left the game, was later in a sling and then after the oilers victory, the coach confirmed that the player who leads all rookies with 12 points this season will be out for a significant period of time. >>> we mentioned those college football playoff rankings. clemson, lsu, ohio state, alabama in the all important top four. that's it for us. back to you. >> go, s.e.c. >> ohio state and michigan state did not. controversy. >> everyone has something to say about the picks. >> they do. >>> well, up next in "the pulse," moving on from "the daily show," jon stewart's new gig. >>> plus, put the rake down, why experts are saying let the song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" p song: "that's life" that's life. you diet. you exercise. a

they were almost always called the oilers but i kept finding these references both the newspapers inthe u.s. and in cuba. and they said i'm not surprised that race was dealt with that way then, when you see those repeatedly, like when the first cuban born players in the majors in 1911 and the modern era, newspapers rushed to assure baseball fans that they were not black. i just kept finding these references over and over again. very striking. >> what's next? >> the well, as far as of this, someone asked earlier, i am already started writing, interviewing for hopefully the next book which is on the final days of the professional baseball in cuba. stiff are you going to try to go down there to research that went? >> gosh, i hope so. >> are there any women's elite's? >> the professional, during the world war ii or the had the american women's professional league that had again and that cuban players in the league as well. [inaudible] spent i don't know specifically towards cuba but i mean i found photos of the cuban players from that league and the cuban team that played also during tha

the flyers suffered their fifth consecutive loss last night after falling to the oilers four to two. lead entering the third period but a one minute 27 second stretch was all it took for the oilers to take the lead. the flyers return to the ice in calgary. >>> the eagles return to practice yesterday after their bye week. at three and four the birds have a lot of things to correct namely the play of their quarterback andly the dropping of passes. cook oh alonzo says he'll play in sunday's game in dallas. >> 517 now. more fallout from the takata air bag recall. >> parking your car in a very prestigious boston neighborhood could put you in the record books. how about them apples. >> i'm nydia han. complaints of unbelievably high water bills have been flooding my in box. homeowners telling me in some cases they're being charged for water they couldn't possible have used. despite drowning in water bills they can't afford to pay consumers tell me when they call their water company for answers, they're met with a tsunami of ridiculous explanations. >> i don't know how i'm going live in this

they were almost always called the oilers. i can't find the sort of references both in newspapers the newest and in cuba. and i said i'm not surprised that race was dealt with that within but when you see those repeatedly, like when they became the first cuban born players in the majors in 1911 of the modern era, newspapers rushed to assure baseball fans that they were not black. so you just, i kept finding of references over and over again. very striking. >> what's next? >> well, as far as it is, no, but someone asked earlier, i am, i already started writing, interviewing for hopefully the next book which is on the final days of her facial baseball in cuba. [inaudible] >> gosh, i hope so. >> are there any women's league's? >> for professional during the world war ii when they had the american women's professional league, they professional league, the editing advance and cuban players in the league as well. [inaudible] >> i don't know specifically toward cuba but i found photos of cuban players from that league, and cuban team

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: and a military robot participated in the ceremonial puck drop at the anaheim ducks and edmonton oilers hockey game the puck was actually dropped by one of the robots the army uses to help handle hazardous materials s d aid efforts s first responders in n e face of disasaer. the robot was also flanked by human members of the military. the drop was successful.... " jessica rae: and still to come... we'll continue our veterans day coverage with an amazing reunion 70 years in the making... between a world war two vet and his long lost love. you won't want to miss it. scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning....& jessica rae... and scott larson.... this is abc9 news this morning. " "" scott: jessica rae: scott: adlib off to the east and northeast. in its wake, we'll have strong winds miles per hour. saturdrd should be nice with sunshine and gradually warming temperatures as we get into the weekend. today's forecast calls for a high of 50 with sunshine and a brisk wind. we'll have clear skies and calmer condions tonight as we fall to a low of 26. tomorrow's high is 52 and

jeff neal, who formerly played with the houston oilers made a stop at west high earlier this morning. neal, who works with the group "sportsworld" was in town to share his experiences , and to urge kids to make good choices. "our primary message with sportsworld is to challenge young people that life is a series of choices. kind of our slogan is "y're not born a winner, you're not born a loser, you're born a chooser." and the choices they make impact their future." neal also made stops at the boys and girls home and west middle on thursday. tim: a local organization that helps kids and families is asking for support from the community tonight. but, they're giving back a night of fun, in return. stoney creek hotel and conference to explain. jenna: tim, this is "design and dine" a two- night fundraiser for sioux city's crittenton center. the organization has been in sioux city for over 100 years and they serve kids and family in a wide variety of way. i'll tell you more about that in a second, but first, this event. take a look. the concept behind design and dine are these elaborately d

right past, oilers hold on to the win, four-two. >> four-two.od to talk about in sports? >> let's ask howard. this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> good morning, i'm howard eskin, eagles back at practice yesterday after week off with the bye. they go into what is the second half of the season, they have three and four record, only one game behind the first place new york giants, who only four and four. now the eagles will also be getting a player back this week. from injuries. eagles linebacker kiko alonso coming back this sunday night against the dallas cowboys. at least he says he was yesterday after practice. he's been out since week two, when the eagles played dallas. jason peters was also on the practice field, but didn't participate in any team drills. and chip kelly, enlightening the media with the obvious as what he saw as problems in the first half of the season. >> too many drops. that's first thing i think with everybody, when we come out of there, drop too many balls, i think last in the league in drops. first in the league in drop

hall skates past the flyers d and makes backhanded shot right past our new goalie, oilers hold onto wintwo. here's more sports with howard. >> reporter: this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> good morning, i'm howard eskin, eagles back at practice yesterday. they had week off with the bye. now they go into what's really their second half of the season, they have three and four record. that's only one game behind the first place new york giants, who only four and four. now the eagles will also be get being player back from injury this week. eagles linebacker keith owe -- kiko alonso, coming back sunday night against the cowboys. at least he said he was yesterday after practice. he has been out since week two when the eagles played dallas. jason peters, but didn't participate in any team drums. and the players did feel that it was good that they got that week off. >> i think we need to realize our guys, a lot, very important player for us, so i think it came at a great time, three and four, and we got a lot of football left in front of us. >> and the trade deadline in the nfl, 4:00 o'clo

and the flyers are at a loss, they are riding a five game losing streak, they had ap lead on the oilers but edmonton scored two goals in 97 seconds, the flyers lost the game 4-2 and they will visit calgary tomorrow. once again this team off to a slow start this season. >>> some industrious new minds are getting ready for a new season of delco, iq. they took part in a session to kick off the events 68th season, delco iq is the oldest academic quiz competition and has grown to include 21 schools. >>> did you say it was 80 degrees today? >> it was 80 today in philadelphia. at the airport. the last time we were 80 in november was back in 1993. it's unusual, we have two more days of the warm air and then things begin to change for the weekend. >> get the sweaters back out. if you like to wear sweaters. >> you can wear them on sunday. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing there is no rain out there, tomorrow evening we could have a few sprinkles showing up on double scan live radar and today the action cam was out and about at logan scare, look at that sky, bright blue and sunshine and a lo

the oilers lead 5-1 in the third though. >>> any closer to game day for the jets they play sunday at houston. coach saying today richardson a game time decision, hasn't practiced all week, and quarterback fitzpatrick is good to go, he'll start. the giant versus this week off giving at least one player the chance to be a good dude. we know about jason pierre- paul. lost a finger, went through much, not many know what he went through, but this guy does. he lost parts of two fingers. heck of a big sister, reached out to pierre-paul who face timed with him to help him out. >> well, my whole family was there, and inflict jpp said that i'm going to go through some rough times with it, and the most important part is your family. >> i was just glad he got to talk to someone he looked up to so much. >> that's nice. great way phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. fifteen percent or more on car insuranc

jeff neal, whoho used to play with the houston oilers madede stop at st high earlier this morning. al, who works with the group "sports-world" was in town to and to urge kids to make good choices. "our primary message with sportsworld is to challenge young people that life is a series of choices. kind of our slogan is "you're not born a winner, you're not born a loser, you're born a chooser." and so the choices they make impact their future." neal also made stops at the boys and girls home and west middle today (thursday) jessica rae: 13-year-old bella wall has a genetic disorder that could've made it impossible to do a lot of things girls her age enjoy. but, with dance being her passion, inner fighter, through her journey to pursue her dream. here's jenna rhenstrom with today's yoyo health matters. jenna rehnstrom this is a designgn meeting. and bella is in charge. "okay, tell me about the skirt on this one please," t t costume designer says. jenna rehnstrom this sioux city 13- year-old is the creative mind behind her dance costumes. "this is going to be one piece," bella comments

erin: the capitals continue their homestand tonight hosting the edmonton oilers. this could be another high-scoring affair. the caps coming off a 7-3 thrashing of the avalanche. it is thanksgiving week and it's nice to see professional athletes out there in the community giving back. the nationals' first baseman ryan zimmerman was doing his part today as he helped prepare and deliver meals with food and friends for children and adults in the d.c. area who are dealing with hiv/aids, cancer and other live-challenging illnesses. but we also asked zimmerman about the new skipper dusty baker. >> ryan: he has done everything you can possibly do as a manager. so he just kind of sits back and lets you play. i think he manages personalities more. not that he doesn't manage the game. but i think his strongest suit is managing the clubhouse and managing personalities and making it seem like a family. i think it will be good. erin: managing personalities. that will be good. we have more good news. how about this? after starting the season 3-0 maryland has moved up to number t

the oilers lead 5-1 in the third though. >>> any closer to game day for houston. coach saying today richardson a game time decision, hasn't practiced all week, and quarterback fitzpatrick is good to go, he'll start. the giant versus this week off giving at least one player the chance to be a good dude. we know about jason pierre- paul. lost a finger, went through much, not many know what he went through, but this guy does. he lost parts of two fingers. his big sister, who must be one heck of a big sister, reached out to pierre-paul who face timed with him to help him out. >> well, my whole family was there, and inflict jpp said some rough times with it, and the most important part is your family. >> i was just glad he got to talk to someone he looked up to so much. >> that's nice. >> great for jpp. >> it's fantastic.

high school heard from a former n- f- l player about the effects of their choices.former houston oilers player jeff neal talked to west high freshmen and sophomores about recognizing the consequences of making bad choices. he told the nearly 600 students that the people they hang out with can influence their decision making... as well as their efforts in the classroom. 3 "sports world is made up a former football players and we are going all over area speaking to young people challenging them to make good decisions and life is a series of choices. to stay away from drugs and alcohol, make positive choices that cause them to be the champions they were created to be."neal ended his talk today by reminding the students to dream big and set high goals in life. 3 3 in other news from the sioux city school district... to grow. 3 the district says as of october 1st, it had 14- thousand 614 students enrolled in its schools for the 2015-16 school year. that's an increase of 283 students over last school year. over the past four years, enrollment has grown by nearly 700 students. that october 1st

high school heard from a former n- f- l player about the effects of their choices.former houston oilers playay jeff nealalalked to west high freshmen and sophomores about recognizing the consequences of making bad choices. he told the nearly 600 students that the people they hang out with can fluence their decision making... as well as their efforts in the classroom. neal ended his talk today by reminding the students to dream big and set high goals in life. 3 3 as the investigation grows into the plane crash over egypt that killed 224 people, u-s officials say there is a chance a terrorist's bomb may have brought it down. our scott thuman looks into how isis could have gotten a bomb past security... and if there will be some immediate changes for u-s travelers. 3 it may be too early to tell if it was a bomb that brought down the russian airliner, but intelligence experts across the globe are wondering if they'll need to step up securityl--for example, could it have e en something undectable by standard screening methods?(dan elwell) "we have to be constantly examining our operations ho

. >>> nhl worst edmonton oilers. tied, t ne a minute later, sneaky passing sets up the strike. the de tls trailing this one 4-1 in the third. busy night in sports. g win for the knicks. this is a team -- >> promised a nail biter. >> we delivered.

holtby shuts the door and makes it look easy there, oilers remain scoreless on that power play. taylor hall to eric greiber, 33 saves on the night, that is a season high, the fans in the phone booth loving it. later in the period, the caps trying to get on the board. orlov with the rocket turning out to be your winner, holtby gets the shutout. the caps take this by a final score of 1-0. >>> and let's move on from the the nfl now, plenty have voiced their displeasure about the officiating in the game yesterday. the head coach doesn't want to make excuses about losing by 30 points, here is the deal with the skins despite not losing on the road they still have a shot at making the playoffs this year. >> we have a six-game stretcher where we have everything to accomplish still available to us. that is not something that has happened around here for sometime. i think everybody is going to be excited about the chance to be tied for first on this game on sunday, home game against the new york giants. we also have to understand we have to do a lot of better things. >> and from the footb

and 3-2 oilers, late in the third period. >>> still ahead, temple's mat roll says he moved on from thecan >>> the temple owls 22nd in the first college playoff rankings released tonight. the team preparing for friday's game at smu, the notre dame game in the past, but are the owls truly past it? coach is, perhaps not everyone. >> we got on the practice field, i don't know that our team let it go yet and that's a scary thought because you have to let it go. life moves on. no one cares about what happened. i know all of our coaches let it go. they better let it go quickly. >>> the royals paraded through downtown kansas city today. world series trophy in tow. hundreds of fans showed up much the royals dismissed the mets in five games to capture the first title in some 30 years. and as you can imagine they were a little happy on the microphone. >> hey guess what? cy young winner -- not on our team, beat 'em! rookie of the year, not on our team, we beat 'em! m.v.p. of the whole league, sorry guys, not on our team, but we beat that guy, too! >> can't get enough of that, but he is right. >> h

mcdavid, a generational talent who just began his first season on the ice playing for the edmonton oilers, once home to wayne gretzky, for this week's new edition of "60 minutes" sports, we got the inside look at the making of a mega pros peck. >> we heard this, the precoshus child that shows a spooky talent at a very, very young age. his parents say they neither push nor encouraged his obsession with hockey. >> my perspective was we owed it to him to give him every opportunity to be successful. and if success didn't follow, you know, we would deal with that as a family. because first and fore most we're still a family it was pretty clear to me from a very young age that he was a talented hockey player and he had a gift that others didn't have. >> reporter: like only two players before him, mcdavid signed a special exception that allowed him to play in the ontario league for the erie otters at the age of 15, against his three and four years older. but that involved leaving home. as a child, he had warned his mother that that day would come. >> we were standing at the kitchen table. and he

and 3-2 oilers, late in the third period. >>> still ahead, temple's mat roll says he moved on from there dame game. can same be said about his players? the answer coming up next. for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at giant, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. my giant. that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list "can't be right?" looks like a list full of "can't be right's." seriously? at giant, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. my giant. >>> the temple owls 22nd in the first college playoff rankings released tonight. the team preparing for friday's game at smu, the notre dame game in the past, but are the owls truly past it? coach is, perhaps not everyone. >> we got on the practice field, i don't know that our team let it go yet and that's a scary thought because you have to let it go. life moves on. no one cares about what happened. i know all of our coaches let it go. they better let it go quickly. >>> the royals paraded through downtown kansas c

home this season but last night in edmonton they took a two-one lead on the goal by ryan white but oilers came back with three, third period goals to beat the flyers four-two. the flyers are one-five on the road so far. >>> welshing still ahead this morning move over siri, new tool allowing artificial intelligent to respond to your e-mails. >> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> here's one more look at your head lines police are looking for a suspect who stabbed a man on the septa bus overnight and then ran off. this happened at forty-sixth and market streets in west philadelphia. the the victims in stable condition at a hospital right now. >>> also this morning mayor election jim kenney will hold his first news conference since philadelphia voted him into office last night. former democratic city councilman defeated melissa murray bailey a and three others receiving 85 percent of the vote. >>> ohio residents still cannot legally use marijuana for either recreational or medical use. voters said no to a proposal that would have allowed adults over 21 to purchase or gro

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example even in the cuban newspapers i kept finding team, one of the teams being referred to as the oilersand i thought that's odd because they are the elephants with the team nickname and in havana heart of all it article explains that one of their broadcasters started to call them a term used in cuba a term for white men that like black women and the phrase stuck and it was actually used in newspapers and i counted 47 i hardly found any references. they were always called so i found these references in the newspapers in the u.s. and i said i'm not surprised that race was dealt with that way. when you see that they became the first cuban born players in the majors in 1911 of the modern era to the newspapers rushed to assure baseball fans that they were not black so i kept finding these references over and over again, very striking. >> someone asked earlier and i've already started writing and interviewing for the next book which is the final days of professional baseball in cuba [inaudible] >> of the professional during world war ii when they had the women's professional ebay had the team

high school heard from a former n- f- l player about the effects of their choices.former houston oilers player jeff neal talked to west high freshmen and sophomores about recognizing the consequences of making bad choices. he told the nearly 600 students that the people they hang out with can influence their decision making... as well as their efforts in the classroom. neal ended his talk today by reminding the students to dream big and set high goals in life. 3 a siouxland man is getting a new look... and it's all part of his battle against cancer. our kayla novak has more on an associate professor at morningside college who's teaching his students a lesson about life. 3 it's been 40 years since mark high-stad (heistad) has seen his chin. when he graduated high school he challenged his brother to see who could grow has refused to completely shave his beard. he has only trimmed it for work, weddings, and funerals. his beard grew down to his chest and ended just about t ere doctors found his asophogal cancer. before he continues his chemo treatments, the iconic beard must go. so, the mas

and they take the lead but the oilers score twice in the third and now lead it three-two. >>> for thethis season the college football playoff ranksings released tonight. cfp picks the top four teams that will play for the national championship. temple comes in at number two. they take on one and 7smu on friday. >>> all right we need a placing to life from on friday night. here are your choices. we're doing this of course for the football frenzy. your choices are interboro at academy park. bishop eustace at camden catholic. council rock south at couldn't sill rock north. go to cbsphilly.com/frenzy to vote. we'll announce the winner tomorrow night at 11:00 right here on cbs3. >> always a fun time. >> always a fun time. >> indeed. >> rivalry games in there, too. >> i like it. don, thanks so much. we'll be rig we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another st

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and they take the lead but the oilers score twice in the third and now lead it three-two. >>> for theirst time this season the college football playoff ranksings released tonight. cfp picks the top four teams that will play for the national championship. temple comes in at number two. they take on one and 7smu on friday. >>> all right we need a placing to life from on friday night. here are your choices. we're doing this of course for the football frenzy. your choices are interboro at academy park. bishop eustace at camden catholic. council rock south at couldn't sill rock north. go to cbsphilly.com/frenzy to vote. we'll announce the winner tomorrow night at 11:00 right here on cbs3. >> always a fun time. >> always a fun time. >> indeed. >> rivalry games in there, too. >> i like it. don, thanks so much. ♪ >>> it's definitely a sticky situation so city seattle pike place mark is cleaning up its famous gum wall. >> until now the gum has been cleaned every on the month. this will be the first time it's all going to be removed. machine will melt the gum with 280-degree steam then an estim

high school heard from a former n - f - l player about the effects of their choices.former houston oilers player jeff neal talked to west high freshmen and sophomores about recognizing the consequences of making bad choices. he told the almost 600 students that the people they hang out with can influence their decision making... and their efforts in the classroom. 3 "sports world is made up a former football players and we are going all over area speaking to young people challenging them to make good decisions and life is a series of choices. to stay away from drugs and alcohol, make positive choices that cause them to be the champions they were created to be."neal ended his talk today by reminding the students to dream big and set high goals in life. 3 sledding... snow ball fights... and snowmen are all things you might typically see on a snow day when classes have been cancelled. but what you might not see... is what goes into deciding whether to cancel school in the first place. our own siouxland news reporter kayla novak takes a look. 3 the process starts as early as three a-m. superi

mcdavid, a generational talent who just began his first season on the ice playing for the edmonton oilers. once home to wayne gretzky. this week's new edition of "60 minute sports," we got an inside look at the making of a mega-prospect. >> reporter: we've heard this story before. the precocious child who exhibits an almost spooky talent at a very, very young age. his parents, brian and kelly, say they neither pushed for for discouraged his obsession with hockey. >> my perspective was we owed it to him to give him every opportunity to be successful. and if success didn't follow, we would deal with that as a family. because first and foremost we're still a family. it was pretty clear to me from a young age he was a talented hockey player. and he had a gift that others didn't have. >> reporter: like only two players before him, mcdavid signed a special exception that ontario league for the erie otters at the age of 15, against kids three and four years older. but that involved leaving home. as a child he warned his mother that day would come. >> we were standing at the kitchen table and he

mcdavid, a generational talent who just began his first season on the ice playing for the edmonton oilers. once home to wayne gretzky. this week's new edition of "60 minute sports," we got an inside look at the making of a mega-prospect. >> reporter: we've heard this story before. the precocious child who exhibits an almost spooky talent at a very, very young age. his parents, brian and kelly, say they neither pushed for for discouraged his obsession with hockey. >> my perspective was we owed it to him to give him every opportunity to be successful. and if success didn't follow, we would deal with that as a family. because first and foremost we're still a family. it was pretty clear to me from a young age he was a talented hockey player. and he had a gift that others didn't have. >> reporter: like only two players before him, mcdavid signed a special exception that allowed him to play in the ontario league for the erie kids three and four years older. but that involved leaving home. as a child he warned his mother that day would come. >> we were standing at the kitchen table and he said,

but for philadelphia mayor-elect jim kenney and his team, the trip to cincinnati to see the oilers school is well worth it. very have a full time nurse practitioner, a health assistant. pretty cool. >> it house as doctor's office, dental clinic, vision center and more. plus, there's day fair for young kids in the community. these run by outs partner at no extra cast. >> there isn't anything else going on. there is no recreation center, no grocery score, no move ef theater. this also becomes the hub for community events. >> darlene was on the original team to transform some of the struggling schools into more. nearly ever school is a learning center in turn parents are vor involved. >> this smi second home. >> steven dropped his son off every marning then works part-time as security and as the mittle schools basketball coach. >> it's making a dichgs in some people's lives. from the tradele on and having really produck dif kids, adults, who are contributors. >> kenney wants 25 of these in philadelphia by the end of his first term. council president darryl clark who spear headed it for some

herr oiler von lookentake." which is? [ cheers and applause ] german? >> steve: german? trump! >> jimmy: i get the point, yeah. and did you see this yesterday? donald trump said that he's thinking about boycotting starbucks because merry christmas isn't printed on the red holiday cup. trump was like, "everything should have one of two things written on it, merry christmas or my name." [ applause ] and that's fair enough. i agree with him. even though, a local fox reporter also got in on the starbucks debate and wound up having his own problems with one of their cups. watch this. >> people outraged over this, the starbucks red holiday cups. you know what -- >> what ticks me off about this cup, adam, is there's nothing in it. oh geez! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: who put coffee in the coffee cup? this is kind of interesting, here. i saw south korea is building a a giant monument to the song "gangnam style," which will feature two giant overlapping wrists, a signature move of the "gangnam style" dance. >> hey, jimmy. sorry to interrupt, but you're about to do it, right? >>