people are, i asked question, the redskins are not looking good against the patriots.do we need to moderate our expectations, john says, what are there ex about he cantations to temper. one a little more loquacious. the patriots are an established veteran team and the redskins are starting over and finding out about themselves again. i'll reserve judgment until the season starts. >> we hold on to hope. we keep hope alive. >> they're opening to ease things a bit. organizers are paying to keep the trains going a hour longer tomorrow. ride remembers should enter the morgan boulevard by 12:20am to make sure they catch the last trains. all of metro station also close at their normal times. riders will be able to exit all stations at the extra hour. >> instead virginia has reached an agreement with uber and lyft to operate in the commonwealth. >> back in june, the state issued these companies with a cease and desist order, meaning they didn't have the proper licenses and they weren't supposed to be doing business at own. under the temporary agreements, they're to meet certai

well, president obama said this practice lacks economic patriotism. and we want to talk about the politics of this issue. still with us in san francisco, steven moskowitz, senior partner and tax attorney at moskowitz llp. and in new york, liz hoffman, reporter. >> what are it's chances of the bill? >> senator leavitt's bill and his brother in the house have both introduced bills so that when an american company merge was a foreignen company, it would have to be at least 50% owned by foreign stock. that makes sense, to get the advantages of being in a foreign company. foreigners. >> right now it's 20%. >> this is one that i support but i would be very surprised if congress ends up voting on it any time soon. >> steven moskowitz, i want to get your opinion, but also, how should the white house act on it? president obama talking about his pen and his phone and executive action. >> it's true, but what i would like to remind the president, the united states supreme court spoke on this many years ago when it said that we didn't even have a patriotic duty to

>> lucy, eagles cornerback cary william says the patriots are cheaters. what he's saying about the patriots as the eagles ♪ >> police say a burglar in nicetown cracked open an atm and more swiping more than $7,300 in items. this was all caught on surveillance video. it happened friday morning at the route 23 cafe. officers say the suspect got in the back of the restaurant and then say he open the atm stealing 4200 bucks and made off with an i-pad and several forms of identification. >> happening now, parent reaches out to fox 29 news with a live and death question. what if you couldn't afford to feed your baby? well this is eight month old caitlin colbert. her mother says medical problems make it very dangerous for the baby to drink normal formula but the specialized formula she needs cost as fortune. >>> her parents insurance company says formula is not covered by their plan. our bruce gordon joins us now with a story that will tug at the heart of any parent with a sick child. bruce? >> reporter: iain, insurance policies have rules. governing what's cove

patriot, he knew there was only one thing he could do. the first regiment he got involved in, from erie, pennsylvania, went to pittsburgh. they were only serving for three months, and they were mustered out after three months. he came home. most people would have felt he did his duty. but a new regimen was being so he joinede, that regiment. he writes to his wife shortly before the climactic radel at gettysburg that if he were to die, he could imagine no greater defensean to die in the of the united states flag. no greater glory than to die on the soil of pennsylvania, in the half of this great flag. the war was not going well, as you know. lee hoped for one big victory. vincent was part of need -- meade's army that was trying to get between lee and washington in 1863. his climactic battle was developing, although nobody expected it to occur in gettysburg. 1863, the armies collided, by mistake, actually. neither one expected to be fighting there. elements ran into each other in a small town. the second day -- this is the climactic moment

the redskins and patriots start practice together.tory coming up. >>> first tonight at 5:30, new details about the two apparent drug overdoses at a music festival in maryland. >> one student was identified as 25-year-old tyler fox, a rising junior. police say he possibly took ecstasy. just yesterday a 17-year-old from woodbridge also died from a suspected overdose after going to that same music festival. zachary kiesch has more. ♪ >> i've been searching everywhere i can't find molly, molly. >> i heard it in music but never heard of students talking about it other abusing it. >> music often reflects pop culture and many worry young people are influenced by the megs they hear because molly, a slang name for mdma or puriform of ecstasy, can be deadly. >> anyone can go to a gone certificate, music festival, sober, have a great time. the effects of molly is just something that will heighten your senses. >> reporter: at the mad decent block party, a music festival heard friday night in columbia, two young men died. the youngest, a 17-year-o

not the most popular, but it was one of the patriotic songs laid at patriotic occasions. fourth of july, picnics, other gatherings -- one of the patriotic songs played at patriotic occasions. it was not until the late 1800s that is sort of became the de facto national anthem, but it did not become the official national anthem until 1931. president hoover signed the bill. was he writing a song or a poem that night? up until relatively recently, most historians believed that he was writing a poem. he was an amateur poet. he had not written one song in his life. he was a very religious man. he almost went into the episcopal priesthood. but he was very pious, very patriotic. he belonged to st. john's church. georgetown is still there, and he was sort of like a late minister. he was very active and also one of the founders of the virginia theological seminary and very active in the maryland theological seminary as well. he did write two religious hymns, but he was not a songwriter. the family had a reputation of being unmusical, which i translate to be tone deaf. ironically, d

and it's belligerent patriotism. and i believe -- this is me. i'm not born in america. but i believe that americans born and immigrants, first let's talk about born american. it is just the lack of love for this nation. i don't feel there is a love of. it's like i have this flag and people look at me like what do i have a flag for? and as a teacher i bought a lot of little flags where we and we abolished, i will call it abolished, there is no more pledge of allegiance. and this is sad. but that is me. >> thank you. thank you for being who you are. really. yes, sir? >> -- touch on slavery and attitudes on slavery? >> no not reallily. no. i shouldn't say that. i think george mason in one of his letters discusses slavery a bit. but i think for most of the southerners slavery was a fact. they didn't see it ending. it would have been really neat if i could have gotten letters from somebody like robert king carter maybe who freed all of his slaves or edward coles along a little later. and coles is a neighbor and writes mr. jefferson i want to free my slaves and jefferson writ

we knew the patriots were on a different level than the skins.s most evident at practice, how far the skins have to do. >> reporter: the only thing more remarkable than the length of practice today was the intensity. 20,000 fans witnessed almost four hours of skirmish between the redskins and patriots. receivers and corner backs put on some of the most interesting battles when rgiii connected with deshawn jackson. the crowd roared. safe to say tom brady created more film study for the redskins defense who were actually grateful for the lesson. >> a guy like tom brady finds new things. there is always something to improve upon. never as good or as bad as it seems. we try to get better and prove things the coach wants me to prove. that's what preseason is about. >> we have one more joint practice between the redskins and patriots before they face each other on thursday night at fedex field. >> thanks. they kick off the preseason game at 7:30 p.m. from fedex field thursday night. have you ever heard the saying that they are so due they're dangerous.

the eagles have arrived in new england for patriots practice week.he team held one final walk through at the novacare complex in south philadelphia yesterday before leaving town. the eagles and patriots will hold practices together in massachusetts today and tomorrow. watch the eagles take on the patriots friday night in foxboro right here on 6abc. kickoff at 7:30. ducis rodgers is following the team. he'll have live coverage following the joint practices today on "action news." >> 5:16. coming up more bad news for the cash strapped postal >> the fda approves a first of its kinds test to help detect >> well, as parents start gearing up for the new school year, we have a warning. investigative reporter wendy saltzman has preview. >> reporter: our investigation found a local school district hiring known felons and lacks laws that could have allowed criminals to work lands in hand with your kids. >> it's not a matter of them not doing background checks. they're doing the background checks and seeing the felonies and still hiring these people. >> reporte

eagles and patriot friday, kickoff at 7:30 on 6abc. ducis rodgers with the team and we have live coverage beginning tomorrow on 6abc. >>> the phillies may not be able to beat the mets at home dropping 12 of the last 14 but afternoon baseball still something to sing about. ♪ take me out to the ballgame i don't care if i ever come back. >> i love it. so cute. >>> and the four-game set, the only cute thing about the game. bottom of the first, ruff launched it deep to center. 2-1 phills. tied at 2-2, and crushing the 3-run shot putting the mets up by 3. and it stayed that way until the ninth. here is proof the baseball gods are not on the phillies side. one on for chase utley. 2-run homer, right? no, a fan caught it in a fill lis -- phillies cap and they changed it to a double. have no fear, despite the baseball team we'll have a home down team to cheer for and a chance at the world series. the taney dragons. the first team to reach this and they caught the eye of ryan howard with this message for the 12 and 13 about year olds. >> best of

" because we're teaching good citizenship, and you end up with "cyber patriot." >> to compete at the finals in washington, teams had to first meet challenges back home. >> after three online rounds of competition in which they're judged on how well they fix cyber vulnerabilities, 28 teams are selected and flown here, all expenses paid, to the national capital, where they compete head to head against all the other teams that have qualified for the national finals competition. >> at the finals, the teens had to ward off cyber attacks designed by professional engineers. >> and the first-place winner... [ drumroll ] ...is chantilly academy. [ cheers and applause ] >> competitors take home more than awards and scholarship money. they also take home a deeper understanding of the importance of protecting our computer systems. >> everything on the internet -- and we put all of our important stuff on, you know -- files on a computer or something, so it's really important to know how to protect them. >> it's just another way to keep everybody safe. just like police out on the street, how they

still looking for that game redskins versus patriots. can't wait to see rg3 100% healthy again. >> we just googled it. there is a newberry, connecticut. >>> i felt my house actually shake from the explosion, and it's about a mile away. >> shook the houses, shook us. we all look at each other and knew it wasn't fireworks. >> it even blew apart the side of a factory from which it came. this new jersey plant has a lot of cleaning up to do especially before christmas comes. one of the things they make is eggn eggnog. that's what exploded. part of the building will have to be torn down. >>> and a quick look at the forecast. forecast. partly sunny and warm and we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good, it's not the best. no, it's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the bottom to the top and see why millions of satisfied customers have made fios #1. sign up for a verizon fios trip

. >> lucy, eagles and patriots in new england tonight.head in sports the areas the birds have to be better in than they were a week ago in chicago. scott? >>> tom, perfect football weather think evening in new england. we'll talk a little bit about the weather changes ahead for your upcoming weekend. also, when you'll need the rain gear. some changes ahead with that seven day forecast all coming up. >> all right. scott. a local seven year old trying to live the life of any average boy. the difference, he's doing it with diabetes. his family is now fighting to get him the medical alert dog that he needs tonight at 10:00 how you can help. ♪ >> breaking news into fox 29. we have just learned revel casino in atlantic city will be closing earlier than first thought. casino will officially shut done the 11 a.m. on monday, september 1st that is right after labor day weekend. all concerts and events schedule for september 2nd or later are now officially cancel. >> motion packed employee from an accident victim feeling incredibly lucky that be ali

that is what really galvanizes american patriotism.usitania. in the months after the sinking, there are dozens of songs about the sinking of the lusitania. all of which have the same basic point of view. it was a dastardly thing to do. they were heartless and cruel, and we need to get back. and so those songs -- you know, whether the songs are shaping public opinion or responding to public opinion, is hard to know. because they come out over a series of months. my best guess is that both were happening. but clearly -- but the sinking of the lusitania, everything changes, and now it's just a matter of getting to the war. and then the events occur. tensions build. and in we go. the song you just listened to is one of the series of songs about alexander, that go back to 1911. are you with me on that one? what are we talking about? what's the important one? alexander's ragtime band. which irving berlin wrote in 1911, four years after he became a songwriter. which he stumbled into. it was one of the great serendipitious moments in american

it has been the patriot act and other legislation that has expanded executive power, the practice of what is called rendition, what is being called various euphemisms but is torture, policies which have violated magnet carter and anglo-saxon law going back centuries such as indefinite detention without trial. that is the murder weapon that has attacked our liberty, prosperity by a different weapon. that is the unchecked spending that has characterized these wars. a study from brown university last year said that the iraqi war alone has cost almost one and three-quarters trillion not counting the additional outlays that will be necessary to care for veterans and come home broken in body and mind into many instances. they're is a murder weapon. we know who our suspect is. a final question becomes, do we have men's rare, a latin term which means criminal intent. can we prove this was not an accident, not what the military's call collateral damage that was something they could have predicted, knew what caused the death of liberty and prosperity. i believe we can and will tonight with our

. >> in washington, the archives building stands a living memorial to the patriots who made and preserved our democracy. it contains the living records of their great work. two prime statues guard the approach. americans of the past might well have nodded their heads in solemn approval of these words in the living rock. eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. a warning that our heritage of freedom and liberty must be preserved area at a gesture from the guard the largest bronzed , doors in the world swing slowly. some idea of their size can be ingged by the tower corinthian columns. this magnificent entrance leads directly to the exhibition hall where two great works by the american mural painter mark milestones. a new america strikes its first united blow for freedom. the declaration of independence was a great plan on which this nation was founded. the constitution is a supporting pillar of our democracy. james madison offers the constitution to george washington. and the members of the historic constitutional convention. within the exhibition hall, schoolbook history comes to life a

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nation. >> reporter: redskins fan appreciation met patriot passion on monday.nd the babes from beantown were in love. >> it's super exciting. i was like 10 feet from tom brady and it's awesome to see them scrimmaging and get the season started. >> reporter: let's be honest. burgundy and gold nation never likes to be upstaged, but today begrudgingly they gave respect. >> you got to respect them. 15 years they've missed one playoff. >> reporter: training camp practices can sometimes be drab but not this, two high profile field generals, boss brady versus the upstar gunslinger and you know fans have their opinion. >> brady. >> rg3 has more upside. >> he's got one foot in the hole. >> it's on! >> reporter: as for the overall teams, rivalry? not. >> rivalry? no because, you know, the patriots are in the league and the redskins really aren't, so there's no rivalry there. >> at 6:20 more x's and o's, who looked better today and who didn't look so good. >>> a linesman clearing the way for some power lines noticed a fawn stuck in thorns. >> the man and his friend cut hi

. >>> the boardwalk wasc r5 with patriotic pride.sive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive and they're them. -yes. -but they're here. -yes. -are you... -there? -yes. -no. -are you them? i'm me. but the lowest rate is from them. -yes. -so them's best rate is... here. so where are them? -aren't them here? -i already asked you that. -when? -feels like a while ago. want to take it from the top? rates for us and them. now that's progressive. call or click today. >>> chip kelly and bill what a combination. >> it's patriots practice week. anything can happen. last year when kerry williamsfá was thrown out of a practice getting into a fight with a receiver.fá could that happenjf again. asjf for williams that called te pats cheaters. should the fans boo him. >> i don't care. i play this game tofá play the i t first or worst that i heard from anybody. it's another day in thei] office forxd me. >> and tom brady has otherlp things on his mind. they preparework ashsfinal9g5 with the upxd coming battles wih .-!+f(r

talking about it in terms of patriotism, either everyone gets to talk about their patriotism or nobody> does this make you bob beckel? what's going on. >> make medana perino. be rsonably conservative on this. if you had rational tax laws with lower rates you could eliminate the loopholes none of this would happen. there's a perfect indictment of crony capitalism. you start with high rates and over regulation, it gets complicated. all you can do is call people names and attach more regulation. you should simplify. >> anything? it's now 6:00. welcome to "special report" in progress. we're awaiting for the president to arrive at the state department as you look there, there's been a lot of reporters including our own ed henry standing up for a long time waiting for the president to make some sort of statement at the end of this african summit and take questions. ed it's been quite some time. what's the logistics. >> reporter: we're still waiting for the president. a lot to cover when he finally does make his statement and then move on to questions. you laid out some of them before in term

patriots and tom brady.to competehance against another team and a controlled situation. a welcome chance rather than playing against each other. >> [inaudible] >> not to tennis -- in match point. -- now to tennis. he ends it in style with a backhand -- he wins his first city open title. afternoon -- this three laps to go and dale earnhardt jr. on the outside. kevin harvick on the inside -- junior steps on the gas and hold them off. there'll bird -- dale earnhardt jr. it's the wind. the orioles beat seattle went to nothing on a home run. the orioles lead toronto by three and a half games. i'm not a doctor, only play one on tv but i suspect kyle will need to rest. take your time and come back when you need to rest. a -- the galaxy"s of made history at the box office -- it may $94 million -- the biggest opening for an august movie ever and the third-largest opening this year. coming in second is "lucy" -- i still need to see that. is it a good night to head to the movies? >> a decent night. party warm and humid

they practiced with the patriots this week. brady intercepted by kerry williams.n the sideline past the quarterback. bring me there, trying to tackle him. it's preseason. what are you doing? that shows you how competitive that guy is. eagles take a 7-0 lead. here comes the good. brady finds tompkins for a 15-yard touchdown strike. 81 yards and a touchdown and a pick for brady. skip ahead, third quarter. ryan mallet at quarterback. struggling this preseason. think he fixed it tonight with that throw. 17-yard-hook uh-up. patriots win it. >>> finally tonight washington clichblged a playoff spot after a win against the sun. this is the second year in a row. i'm not letting you off the hook. i challenged you in the a.l.s. ice bucket challenge. i'll give you until monday night at 11:00. i'm looking forward to the video. >> or i can make a donation. don't forget. >> thanks, we'll be right back. í >>> okay. we are going to end tonight with a fancy car story. imagine the insurance bill for this baby . a 1962 ferrari 250 gto. it's now the most expensive vehicle ever sold at

it's probably america's greatest marshal patriotic song. okay. hear the next song. ♪ >> oh, stop it for a second. i want to play you one more comic song. i was going to play the most famous of all of the comic songs from world war one. it's the best ever. it's a brilliant song. seeing i recall vin berlin who still fit in his world war i uniform, that was it in 1942 singing oh, how i hate to get up in the morning and keeping time like this as he sings. but this is another song about life in world war i, also a comic song that you might enjoy hearing for a change. . >> do you all understand the joke about a colonel? what is the insignia of a colonel in the army? he wears an eagle. and so the soldier says to his sdr are-are -- would you rathea colonel with an eagle on your shoulder or a chicken on your knee. joke. you see how fashion and humor change over a century? >>> there were comic songs. there were marshal songs. but the songs that were most effective, most affecting as always, were the love songs. again, they're going to be songs of parting.

recording this is a project we did for " poets and patriotism." the last version is the stravinsky version. i have been interviewed on the radio and they ask for the stravinsky version. i play it and they go, that is it? that is boring. it is beautiful. there is one inverted cord. it is quite lovely great stravinsky meant to evoke the sound of early american music because he was trying to thank the country for giving him safe harbor. he is trying to evoke the same sound with open harmony. it is by no means a radical version. our is difficult is relationship to russia is getting tight in 1944. we are allies supposedly. it is an example of politics trumping good sense. they are more worried stravinsky might have done something. thee is amazing stuff in newspaper about stravinsky trying to brainwash the entire country by changing the "star-spangled banner," rewriting the "star-spangled banner." so it is sort of crazy. >> the red menace. >> if stravinsky distorted it, what you have to say about handing the anthem over to pop contort and make it tortur

the patriots and redskins practice today on this same field. we're talking over 100 football players out here sharing the space. the reason they're doing this is to break up the same old same old practices during training camp. the two teams will play each other this thursday at fedex field. you can watch that on nbc. we will be live on the field at 4:00, 5:00, we'll bring you all the action postgame after the game, and on news 4 at 11:00. we still have lots more in richmond. coming up at 5:00, even though there's two different teams out here, there are some familiar faces. rg3 knows someone on the pate yolts, he did everything he could to embarrass him today in front of the cameras. that coming up in about 40 minutes. >> should be good stuff. thanks. >>> two americans continue to bale ebola. one here in the u.s., the other on her way to the u.s. >>> and it could be a big break in the search for a missing mother. the new clue leading police to an >>> we're learning more now about an apparent murder-suicide that claimed the lives of a family of

could the birds do anything to stop the patriots? >>> i'm john clark. the eagles without starting receivers macklin and cooper in their preseason game in new england. chip kelly thinks they will practice sunday and be back. patriots offense driving down the field. but brady and receivers, mix-up, williams picks it off. the patriots are cheaters! 77-yard interception return for the touchdown. but kerry pulls his hamstring on the play so his night is done. pats get the ball down. 74-yard drive. tom brady, the touchdown. 7-7. eagles offense turns it over. the pats score again and then josh hoff, look at this, gets rocked here. remember, he had a kick return for a touchdown last week but hurts his shoulder and leaves the game. that's a concern. eagles' offense finally gets it going in the second quarter. foles to sellic. he got banged around but holds on. foles to ertz here. mark sanchez comes in, looks good, 11 for 12. he catches it -- no, he doesn't. but the eagles lose 42-35. the defense gives up 476 yards and they had done penalties. >> overall, just re

the new england patriots are in town. tom brady and rg 3 will practice on the same field for three days, a time to learn, get better. but not necessarily make friends. >> it's not buddy up time. if i got a chance to talk with them, i would love to. just to pick his brain. but he's still playing quarterback in the nfl. i don't expect him to give me secrets. >> hopefully robert will see the way tom handles the huddle and as a person and player. any time you learn from that, you better use it to your benefit. i intend to use it. >> fan day is tomorrow. the guys have the day off sunday. the patriots are in town monday through wednesday and then they will play new england at fedex field on thursday. you can watch that game right here on nb c4. >> let's move over to the hardwood. team usa taking part in a scrimmage to cap off training camp. paul george trying to chase down james harden. and george, his leg gets caught in the awkward position. he would stay down on the court for several minutes. george, one of the star forwards

i am for economic patriotism. but i believe we should all understand that there's nothing more patriotic in this country than honoring the values and traditions of this great nation that has nurtured the creation of business, small and large. millions of jobs created and sustained. a middle class that is still the envy of the world. that's my idea of economic patriotism. it's all about america and what we've stood for for so long. and i mention burger king stock lost half a billion in market cap today. it's only fair that i point out that it's still up about a billion and a half dollars from friday's close on the world's leading stock exchange. the new york exchange. and i should also mention that the new york exchange is american owned. i couldn't help but add that. >>> the obama white house has succeeded in the irs scandal. so says our guest tonight. he says the obama administration has managed to delay, derail and deceive. is in court to make certain the obama administration fails the obama administration fails

when those patriots initiate of their principled protest, they could not have known their demonstration would become the inspiration for a similar movement hundreds of years later. i also imagine they would never guess that a savvy businesswoman and mother of two would be leading the charge. jenny beth martin is a political strategist who, in 2009, responded to the call for a new kind of party. frustrated by the unprecedented , she isn of government held today as the tea party cofounder. any beth is now the national coordinator for the crusade, and is tirelessly working toward a return to conservatism. named one of time magazine's most influential leaders, she received more than 15 million members, in addition to chairing the tea party patriots citizens fund. she is also a frequent guest on every major television, print, and news outlet in the country. when jenny beth was not busy the movement, she targets discrimination. i do not know how she does it. we are tremendously blessed to have this revolutionary with us today. well, the national tea party cofounder, jenny beth martin. [applau

it's almost like in contemporary times you look at the patriot act. and what it does to certain thought, so that we don't appear weak to terrorists across the world. does the way that we handle the centennial of the civil war memory, sort of like a -- on stage for the whole world so they see we've come back together, we're a very strong country, reconciled, and we have civil wars, but we don't have fragmentation in our society? >> that is a really good question. i might have to mull that over. it certainly does strike me that any radical narrative of the civil war is not on the table. because it does -- radical narratives of the war look like other radical narratives from elsewhere. there are certainly people who write them. there are communist historians writing history of the period.

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thus ends three days of joint practices between the patriots and the redskins. itself players reflecting. -- the players reflecting. >> it went good. a change of pace. you get to go against another great offense and get to go against tom brady and company. it's been a great pass three daa lot of work. >> it's been a lot of good work. we did the one on ones, team drills and situational things. it's been good going against other drugs breaking up the mo not any of camp. it's also been a game tempo. it's been good for us. >> reporter: redskins wide receiver pierre garcon will not go, still nursing a hamstring injury. preseason means different things to different people. wait till you hear what brian arapahoe has to say about that. now back to you. >> the ravens will host the 49ers tomorrow. baltimore fans will be watching the offensive line which was a problem last year. the game will also be a rematch of super bowl xlvii pitting brothers jim and john harbaugh against each other, the first time they've met in the preseason. a reminder to our high schoolers. we're l

eagles play the patriots game two of the practice schedule, birds and patriots worked out together forhese two teams should know each other rather well. maclin questionable with hamstring injury. wide out riley cooper out with a foot injury. could see chip kelly making a justments tonight. game on tonight in foxboro. couple of aces take the mounds in san francisco tonight. will be cole hamels for the phils, 13 game winner madison baumgartner for the giants. it is a west coast 10:15 start here on the east coast now eagles are on wip tonight. so the phillies can be heard on 98.1, wogl, 12:10 a.m. wpht. >>> well rob manfred is the new commissioner of baseball, the tenth commissioner and office that dates back to mountain ladies in the 20's. manfred will success 80 year old budd sellig after this season, expected to work on baseball's appeal for younger fans, and try and speed up the national pasttime. good luck to him. taking over the national pasttime. love it. i love this. let's go taney. 3:00 today. i'm excited. >> small? small? >> 5:27 right now. muscle t going on there. coming up in

patriots within 42-35. big story for the eagles, four turnovers.s two lost fumbles. only patriots turn over was tom brady pass that was intercepted. returned 77 yards for touchdown by cary william. you think he enjoyed after calling that patriots cheaters many nick foles eight of 10 with a touchdown. eagles zero-two. they lose it 42-35. once every five games there is hope. it's when cole hamels is on the mound for the phillies. gets the start tonight. how good has cole hamels been? how about sorry row .73 era in his last five starts. guys, it's going down. first inning after a lead off single. this is former phillie hunter pens blown away with the high fast ball. following that former mvp buster posie the ground ball. the double play ball. two scoreless innings more for cole hamels. we're in the third. phillies and giants are scoreless. >> more and more like the nationals are the team to beat in the national league east. first inning to night against pittsburgh bryce harper they almost zen the guy down a week ago it was strugglely so mightily. he's

a lot of those folks were working hard and under enormous pressure and are real patriots but having said all that, we did some things that were wrong. and that is what that report reflects and that is the reason why after i took office one of the first things i did was to

and don't use the word "patriotism" unless it's truly patriotic conversation.ch, rick. if oinlt were that easy. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. thank you so much. stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> thank you, folks, good to have you with us, in here, out there, all around the world! folks, thank you so much for being here. it's-- it's great to know i have your support. while i am primarily a

patriots eagle i cornerbk quartwhat's with the suit?oh, i had to go to the bank. if you look legit they give you special treatment. seriously? seriously, yeah. the banker dude set up my checking account so if i make one deposit a month, no monthly maintenance fee. special treatment! citizens bank, right? yep. you know they do that one deposit checking thing for everyone, right? and...you got mustard on your suit. actually, it's your suit. one deposit checking. only from citizens bank. one deposit of any amount each statement period waives the monthly maintenance fee. >> happening now in burlington county new jersey a teenager dies after a high school football practice. doctors say it was the result of over hydration. tonight, his relatives in south jersey are remembering the young man and trying to keep other young athletes safe. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in florence. >> oliver grew up in burlington county and played football here before moving to georgia just a couple of years ago. his friends and family behind me they're raising m

tea party patriots are headquartered in atlanta, i fly delta airlines a lot. i suggest that to be truly compassionate, to be truly moral, we apply the delta rule to the border. first, take care of our own. then, take care of others. [applause] instead of a border bailout, simply respect the rule of law and secure the border. [applause] millions of immigrants come to america legally to pursue the american dream. we admire them for playing by the rules, respecting american law, and contributing to our country and our community. we are for illegal immigration. -- we are for legal immigration. and we are against illegal immigration. [applause] there already is a path to citizenship for those wishing to come to america. a legal path to citizenship. our government should not reward those who choose to get off that have, cut in line, and break the law. to do so would be immoral. in fact, it would unfairly punish those who obey the law and follow the rules. by simply respecting the rule of law and securing the border, we will send a message to the rest of the world th

and then he said this, "i'm just as patriotic as anyone." sorry, mr. dimon, it's not patriotism, it's a travesty, the corporate equivalent of moral treason. and all the rest of us have to pay for it. there's more from joseph stiglitz on our next edition of "moyers & company." >> we already have a tax system that has contributed to making america the most unequal society of the advanced countries. that doesn't have to be. we can have a tax system that can help create a fairer society, only ask the people at the top to pay their fair share. >> and take a look at our website, billmoyers.com. i'll see you there and i'll see you here, next time. >>> don't wait a week to get more moyers. visit billmoyers.com for more essays and video features. >> announcer: funding is provided by -- anne gumowitz, encouraging the renewal of democracy. carnegie corporation of new york, supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement and the advancement of international peace and security at carnegie.org. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front li

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