but it comes from roger williams. the puritans were not members of the sierra club. when they talk about wilderness, that was a place of desolation, a danger were evil lurks. williams talks about protecting the garden of the church from the wilderness of the world and says in a fact let's protect the integrity of the faith by not confusing it with politics over the state in that is the formulation in my judgment how this plays out. allotted you remember next door the monument of the ten commandments and i was one of the few baptists a round because roger williams was absolutely right because when you do that thing you trivialize the faith. so the judge ruled, i will get it later. i forget right now we're was unconstitutional because it kyle they did the establishment clause and workers were preparing to remove the monument to other protesters screamed get your hand off my god. said is something of an image that is precisely the point. when you do that sort of thing that acknowledges meeting was you trivialize the faith and that is the danger. i am not worried this sy

but it comes from roger williams. the puritans were not members of the sierra club. when they talk about wilderness, that was a place of desolation, a danger were evil lurks. williams talks about protecting the garden of the church from the wilderness of the world and says in a fact let's protect the integrity of the faith by not confusing it with politics over the state in that is the formulation in my judgment how this plays out. allotted you remember next door the monument of the ten commandments and i was one of the few baptists a round because roger williams was absolutely right because when you do that thing you trivialize the faith. so the judge ruled, i will get it later. i forget right now we're was unconstitutional because it kyle they did the establishment clause and workers were preparing to remove the monument to other protesters screamed get your hand off my god. said is something of an image that is precisely the point. when you do that sort of thing that acknowledges meeting was you trivialize the faith and that is the danger. i am not worried this sy

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matthew rogan jean destrehan roger karlie barbara rogers scott william rohner keith roma joseph m. romagnolo elvin romero efrain romero sr. james a. romito sean paul rooney eric thomas ropiteau aida rosario angela rosario wendy alice rosario wakeford wendy alice rosario wakeford wendy alice rosario wakeford mark h. rosen brooke david rosenbaum linda rosenbaum sheryl lynn rosenbaum lloyd daniel rosenberg mark louis rosenberg andrew ira rosenblum joshua m. rosenblum joshua alan rosenthal richard david rosenthal philip martin rosenzweig daniel rossetti richard barry ross norman s. rossinow nicholas p. rossomando michael craig rothberg donna marie rothenberg mark david rothenberg james michael roux nicholas charles alexander rowe edward v. rowenhorse julie roulette timothy alan roy sr. paul g. ruback ronald j. ruben joanne rubino david m. ruddle >> and my big brother, john m. poacher. we miss you and think of you daily. 13 year ago we lost a piece of us on that day, but most importantly we lost an amazing role model, brother, husband, son, and friend. our family has changed so much sin

towards the end of his life he does write a letter to the secretary of state, william rogers, asking and pleading that somebody try to get to the bottom of what happened in mexico city. there is no subsequent investigation. tom is tragically kills himself two years later. what did the warren commission due in mexico city? what was their opinion of what happened there? >> to staff lawyers -- two staff lawyers were on the commission. he was very occupied with his work at the philadelphia law firm and wasn't involved in the day-to-day commissions. was very intrigued by what happened in mexico city and wanted desperately to get to the bottom of what happened down there. is a tremendous amount of information of what went on in mexico city was never shared with the commission. i think it is fair to say the commission never got to the bottom of what actually happened in mexico. >> this is an artifact that the national archives allowed us to videotape. it is oswald's address book. page, thethis consulate of cuba. >> soviet therein turns out to be an important figure in this. the commission s

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william seale. [applause] >> roger mudd just said, "don't blow it!" now i am nervous. i was not before. except with attending such a learned symposium on the events of 1814 in washington, we would concur with author beth taylor's 2012 observation that americans today instead of ducking the anniversary of the burning of the white house celebrate the rescue of the portrait of george washington. all of the longest held objects in the white house collection based on the post-fire renovation, all but one, the gilbert stuart were trip of -- portrayed of george washington, the one dolley madison famously saved from the white house. [applause] image, eightth feet by five feet in size, is one of the four lansdowne type commissioned by the philadelphia merchant in 1796. by a man whose term as british prime minister was marked with peace by the united states. he selected a formal pose depicting washington dressed in a black suit as president. wouldgton's adopted son consider the had to be the best likeness in his lecture days -- latter days but felt stewart failed in the person, meaning the body w

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william seale. [applause] >> roger mudd just said, don't blow it. [laughter] now i am nervous. i was not before. except one attending such a in 1814 inposium washington, we would concur with author beth taylor's 2012 observation that americans today , instead of ducking the anniversary of the burning of the white house, celebrate the rescue of the portrait of george washington. all of the longest-held objects in the white house collection date from the post-fire renovation. all but 1 -- the portrait of george washington. the one that first lady dolley madison famously saved from the white house. [applause] the full-length image, eight feet by five feet in size, is one of four of the lands down tight, name for the painting at the national portrait jelly that was commissioned by a philadelphia merchant and 7096. 1796. it had been marked by the development of the first terms of peace with the new united states. stewart, the master portraitist of the federal. , selected a formal, oratorio pose to picking washington dressed in a black suit. sonington's adopted considered the head to be the keness bes

williams. >>> good evening. roger goodell, the commissioner of the national football league, stepped in front of television cameras and reporters here in new york today for a rare press conference. in a statement that was probably intended to help clear the air perhaps in hopes that a scandal could begin to go away, his statement, his first appearance in days, was long on apology but short on specifics. and it didn't take long for some of those who cover sports to wonder if he'd done more damage by breaking his silence. goodell has 32 bosses, the nfl owners. but he has millions of customers, those of us who are football fans. that remains the problem, this tricky balance for goodell and the nfl. it's where we begin tonight. bob costas is standing by for us. first to peter alexander who was at the press conference. >> we will get our house in order first. >> reporter: after a ten-day public absence, nfl commissioner roger goodell stepped back into a glaring spotlight with an apology. >> i got it wrong in the handling o

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williams. >>> good evening. roger goodell, the commissioner of the national football league,

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stunned the number one player in the world, know jack djokovic and marin cilic defeated roger federer he. and serena williams faces caroline wozniacki of denmark in the women's final. you can see that match this afternoon here on cbs following nfl football. as for today's weather it will be sunny and pleasant most of the country. with scattered storms stretching from the south to the southwest. week ahead remnants of hurricane norbert will continue to soak areas of southern california while more fall-like weather will dip in to the northern plains by mid week. >> here we go. >> coming up. it's a one-room school house. >> let's talk about the earth. >> osgood: later, taking note a single. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: when it comes to learning bigger is not necessarily better. as barry peterson sound out when he found the one-room school house. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. >> for a century and a half, montana's pioneer mountains have echoed with the young voices from the divide one room school. >> and justice for all. >> yes, there are still one-room public schools in

yesterday, japan's y one player in the world, know jack djokovic and marin cilic defeated roger federer he. and serena williams faces caroline wozniacki of denmark in the women's final. you can see that match this afternoon here on cbs following nfl football. as for today's weather it will be sunny and pleasant most of the country. with scattered storms stretching from the south to the southwest. week ahead remnants of hurricane norbert will continue to soak areas of southern california while more fall-like weather will dip in to the northern plains by mid week. >> here we go. >> coming up. it's a one-room school house. >> let's talk about the earth. >> osgood: later, taking note a single. when my father was stricken with alzheimer's, i learned firsthand how devastating this disease can be, not only to the patient but to an entire family. i also learned how important research and funding are if we're gonna put an end to this dise we just weren't prepared to lose we had a cthe ground ive. we'd fought so hard to secure. 18 inch wheels? ...yep. navigation system? i can do that. showed up with a pre-approval check

stunned the number one player in the world, know jack djokovic and marin cilic defeated roger federer he. and serena williams faces caroline wozniacki of denmark in the women's final. you can see that match this afternoon here on cbs following nfl football. as for today's weather it will be sunny and pleasant most of the country. with scattered storms stretching from the south to the southwest. week ahead remnants of hurricane norbert will continue to soak areas of southern california while more fall-like weather will dip in to the northern plains by mid week. >> here we go. >> coming up. it's a one-room school house. >> let's talk about the earth. >> osgood: later, taking note a single. tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf.

silic and roger federer is in the title. serena williams and caroline wozniacki will play. williams it's the shot at a third successive us open title. >>> reigning champion serena williams had not dropped a set on the way to the semifinals at the u.s. open. her dominance can't against katerina. the world number one took the first set 6-1. it was part of a spell that saw williams win nine games in a row, and 22 out of 24 points at one stage. >> playing in her first grand slam semi, makarova managed to break-williams in the second set. but it was not enough. the american was able to take the set 6-3 to reach a fourth u.s. open final in a row. >> i'm excited to be in the time. at the beginning of the weak i was not sure i would -- of the week i wasn't sure i would make to this long. i'm elated, to be honest, to have made to this far. >> reporter: she'll face her friend caroline wozniacki, the dane through to a second us open final. caroline wozniacki took the first seat against peng shuai on the tie break. peng shuai took an early break at flushing meadows. the chinese player

now for cecily tynan and ducis rogers, adam joseph, jim gardner and it's entire "action news" team i'm rick williamshave a nice evening. i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. were you eating could have gotten me one. i did. grab a spicy smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. it's the smoked sausage you crave, now spicy. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." a major break. the u.s. now knows who this masked man is. in those horrific isis videos. our reporting from inside the fbi. and martha raddatz, the only reporter on board a u.s. warship in the gulf, as those fighter jets take off. >>> caught on camera. you will see the video here. the officer who pulls a driver over for not wearing a seat belt. soon after, opening fire on him. how did this hap

defending champion serena williams will be in action. rogerrer is three wins away from a record 18 grand slam, the second seed in the last eight at flushing meadows. >> roger federer playing under the autho arthur ashe lights. and now has 25 victories. federer won to reach the u.s. open quarterfinals for a tenth time in 11 years. >> still pushing forward all along and trying to always keep the gap between him and me in terms of the result and score line and i was very when the match was over. now i know it's done. i know what to expect. >> they will take on fielderrer in the last eight, but he lost his call in victory. the frenchman purposely swatted the ball out after beckoning timitrov to serve. he would go on to beat the seventh seed in straight sets. cilic will now play in his second grand slam quarterfinal in a row. he'll face sixth seed thomas berdic erdych. and wozniacki would go on to beat errani. >> i always believe i'll play well. i had a blame plan in mind. i went for may shots and knew a that i had to be aggressive, try to find the

valley's leading news program with jamie apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> nfl commissioner rogercknowledged again he was wrong in the handling of the domestic violence case involving ray rice. it is friday night. the big story on "action news" is roger goodell's public address on the scandals consuming the national football league. >> several cause for goodell to step down in the wake of the controversy. today he says he has not even considered it. >> it is likely the most difficult week for the nfl. what triggered the controversy, players pulled off the field for various accusations was domestic abuse, and they say that goodell failed to handle some of the incidents properly. and he has been silence since the video of ray rice punching his then-fiancee went public. and he was suspended from the league. and many feel he is not doing enough to deal with the off-the-field action of his players. and goodell said he is hoping to go forward and implement new policies. >> i got it wrong on a number of levels. from the process that i led to the decision that i reached. but now i wl

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> thursday night jim is off and i'm rick williamsin the news mo'ne davis makes a trip to the baseball hall-of-fame and people in the poconos mountains speak about spotting a wanted killer. but the big story is a push for change two week as of a gay couple was attacked allegedly for their sexual orientation. three people were arrested for the crime but the suspects will not be charged with a hate crime. vernon odom was live in center city tonight where there is a rally calling attention to this issue. >> the folks at the rally marked a steady stream of rain, but local activists and politicians and the police brass want action pronto by harrisburg, the voices were loud today. a loud rally in love park to p support the two gay men. they want passage of hate crime legislation at the state level. there is no hate crime protection for gays in the city of philadelphia or in the state of pennsylvania.

. >>> for cecily tynan, rick williams, jaime apody, have a >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> thursday night and free breakfast and lunch will be offered to all philadelphia school district students and philadelphia police arrest 11 during protest for higher wages for fast food workers but the big story tonight is utterly dramatic progress in the fight against crime in one of the country's most dangerous cities. live there is sara bloomquist. new crime statistics are telling quite a story. >> reporter: jim as you know there were plenty of sceptics when the county immented this county force, overall crime is down 40% in two years ago and we rode along with the police chief this afternoon to get a better idea as to why. >> north camden is one of our most challenging neighborhood. >> camden is consistently labeled one of the most dangerous cities in the nation. shootings are down 35% and total crime down 22% and police chief scott thompson took us around to show us what is differentnd

>>> the embattled commissioner of the nfl roger goodell is taking responsibility for the scaldings plaguing the league. "action news" reporter, sharrie williams has more. >> unfortunately, over the past several weeks we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. that starts with me. >> reporter: commissioner roger goodell wasted no time in taking blame for the recent downward spiral of the nfl. in his first public appearance in more than a week he apologized numerous times for the handling of the ray rice domestic violence scandal. >> i'm sorry for that. mounting outrage called him to step down. when asked if he thought about resigning. >> i have not, i'm focused on doing my job. i understand when people are critical of your performance, but we have a lot of work to do. >> reporter: sports fans at the local chickee and pete's reacting to the commissioner's comments. >> i think it's a shame where he had to come on and save face today. >> if you're going to condemn one player have the same policy for everyone. >> reporter: the league leader will have new partnerships with national organizations against sexual abuse and domestic violence. >>

many critics including william rhoden are skeptical. >> we found out that roger goodell knew about thisideo and saw it we really have to start thinking about impeachment. because this is completely -- i mean, beyond unacceptable. >> reporter: ever since tmz released its video in february showing rice dragging palmer's body out of the elevator the nfl has been under fire for its handling of the matter. in may, the ravens organized a press conference where palmer now married to rice offered an apology. >> i do deeply regret the role i played in the incident on sunday. >> reporter: rice received a two-game suspension. >> my acts are inexcusable. and there is something i have to live for -- have to live with the rest of my life. >> reporter: the punishment was widely criticized as too lenient, and after an outcry two weeks ago, goodell announced he was stiffening penalties for domestic violence. >> you have to be embarrassed, you had to be embarrassed to doing the right thing. >> rice had two years remaining on the five-year $30 million contract extension but was already paid $22 million in

williams and the entire "action news" team. i'm m >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. tuesday night, and philadelphia lawmakers cash in on a move to legalize marijuana. >>> and police search for a bandit that entered several homes over the weekend. >>> but the big story is the controversy surrounding ray rice and the punch seen around the world. the video of rice punching his then fiance in a revel casino in atlantic city, promptsed the ravens to fire rice and the nfl to suspend him indefinitely. rice has finally spoken out. he told espn today, i have to be strong for my wife. she is so strong, we are in good spirits, we have a lot of people praying for us and we'll continue to support each other. commission under, roger goodell insists that neither he or anyone else at the nfl saw the damming video before yesterday at which time they increased his two game suspension to an indefinite suspension. david henry is live now with more on this and reaction. >> reporter: well, jim that video has now turned into a public relations

williams in the final. she expressed sorrow and concern on her condition. lit up as roger federer playing in his 14th open launched a stunning comeback. >>> an incredibly emotional piece of video circulating on the web and speaks to the triumph of medical science. it's from victoria, australia, and it shows a 7-week-old boy born with profound hearing impairment, we'll pick up the video as he's fitted with his hearing aid for the first time. you'll see what happened. >> that tells you it's not so bad -- >> oh, that's lovely. >> isn't it amazing? >> hi. hi. >> how about that? his mother said she was initially shattered by the diagnosis. she feared he'd be unable to talk or make friends later in life. but that video was shot in 2012 and we're happy to report he is now a happy and healthy 2-year-old. >>> when we come back, advice for parents how to go about getting your child to answer the question, how was school today? a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis,

williams. i asked her what she thinks of roger goodell, the commissioner of the nfl, has said about the ray rice situation. >> i think he's full of it. i think that it's disheartening for them to even say that they had no idea what was on that tape clear thely the way that went down that's something that's happened before. she is -- it's disheartening. i know for myself and -- i mean, i was never punched like that but when you reach out, you're left on an island by yourself. people dissociate themselves from you. the nfl turns their back on you. >> there's so much to ask you about. help us understand. you've experienced your own issues and you've been forthcoming about it. you've had your own issues with domestic violence in your marriage. >> i have. and nothing that i'm proud of and i'm not here to throw my husband under the bus. he's a wonderful provider, great father and somehow we're still married. however, there were issues and when those issues were going on, when i reached out for help, whether it be through counseling or to talking to other coaches, coaches' wives, they listened but it's

roger goodell said he is taking responsibility for his handling of the scandal plaguing the league. local football fans and domestic groups sounded off on his promise to hold players accountable. sharrie williams has more. >> unfortunately over the past several weeks we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. that starts with me. >> reporter: commissioner roger goodell wasted not -- no time in taking blame for the recent spiral of the nfl. the mounting outrage had critics calling for him to step down. when asked about resigning he said. >> i am not. i understand when people are critical of your performance, we have a lot of work to do. >> i think it's a shame he had to come on and save face today. >> if you're going to condemn one player, you should have the same policy for everyone. >> reporter: the league leader mounted training on preventing abuse for forming new partnerships with grooms against axal abuse and domestic violence. many called it a step in the right direction, but would like to see more action especially on the local level. >> you talk about accountability, how is he going to stay accountable when this is not a hot media topic any more. >> reporter: sharrie williams cha

williams sisters advancing. they easily defeated the spanish team 6-1/60 in 47 minutes. >>> on the men's side, roger federer gets an early lead after a lightning and heavy rain delay. federer prevailed in four sets. >> three, two, one. yeah, that's what it is. baylor unveiling a stature of rg3. >> all right. >> yeah, they blew out smu, 38-0. >>> a high school baseball game in japan. i don't know how many you can sit through. how about 50. >> 50 innings. >> 5-0. >> 5-0. >> half of a hundred. this semifinal had 1, 398 pitches. >> those players got to be tired. >> 16 competitors went head to head in the cape fear competition based on this dangerous scale. >> so impressive. >> only six to eight-footers but it's one of the world's deadliest reefs, what makes it so dangerous. >> tough to watch but beautiful, as well. thank you, richard. >> did richard wish you happy birthday. >> happy birthday betty. >> thank you very much. i'm getting older by the second. >> so rude. >> let's talk about the storms. that was what rude. ruining our holiday weekend. >> if you get caught in the botanical garren all by yourself -- >> may

williams. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us on a friday night. tonight, after more than a week of silence, roger goodell coming before the cameras. saying i got it wrong, vowing to get the nfl's house in order. why he won't resign, and angry reaction pouring in from players and fans. ryan smith, leading us off. >> over the past several weeks, we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. that starts with me. >> reporter: for 45 grueling minutes, roger goodell, apo apologizing again and again. >> i got it wrong. >> reporter: one after another, four players benched, amid accusations of domestic violence. and the commissioner -- the video showing ray rice punching his then-fiancee. and goodell saying he mishandled the situation. >> i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter. and i'm sorry for that. i got it wrong on a number of levels. from the process that i led, to the decision that i reached. >> reporter: the commissioner still insisting that what the world saw on that tape was different from what he had been told by rice. >> it was inconsistent with what he told us. i would have

new york, where serena williams will go for an 18th grand slam title, taking on caroline wozniacki in the us open a little later. in the men's tournament novak djokovic and rogerederer were knocked out on saturday. >> reporter: could this be the changing of the guard in men's tennis? kei nishikori conquering novak djokovic in under three hours, becoming the first man from asia to reach a grand slam final. the japanese never allowed himself to be overawed against the world number one, taking the opens set 6-4. normal order looked to be returning as novak djokovic took the second set 6-1, but kei nishikori responded soupishly -- superbly. coached by former grand slam winner michael chang, he took the next 6-3, earning his spot in monday's decider. >> i got, like, 20 message already, even if it's at the forehand, so very happy to make history, and first time to reach the people in the final. i hope i can win, and to make history. >> reporter: heavy rain delayed the second semifinal between roger federer and marin cilic, but roger federer's hopes of an 18th grand slam title went down the drain. the 14th seed marin cilic dominating his opponent, to win in straight

i'm shirleen allicot, brian and i along with adam and ducis rogers will be back for "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. here now are rick williams and monica malpass with a look at what is coming up at 5:00. >> we are following new developments in the search for new suspects wanted in connection with a vicious center city attack. and a new twist in the debate over artificial sweeteners, coming up in health check. and new controversy for the nfl, two players are banned from attending any team a >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> a little more than 24 hours after this video was released to the public, philadelphia police are now waiting on several suspects to surrounder for an attack on two gay men in seasoner city. the big story is this latest development. they are praising social media for helping them. kenneth moton is outside with the story. >> reporter: monica, as we wait we learn a new development that will upset the gay community but anyone that is angered by this story. the police called this attack a hate crime but

williams sisters are out. they lose to the russian duo. in singles tenth seed caroline wozniacki beat sarah errani in straight sets and roger federer in threeght sets there takes roberto. the yankees announcing this patch will be worn on their uniforms and caps starting september 7th to honor captain derek jeter and will be worn through the end of the season. lots of folks love that guy. >>> just ahead, justin bieber arrested. what could send him to jail. it will affect millions of women. the new rule when it comes to beating breast cancer. you're watching "early today." mmm, progressive insurance here. ever since we launched snapshot, my life has been positively cray-cray. what's snapshot, you ask? only a revolutionary tool that can save you big-time. just plug it in, and the better you drive, the more cash you'll stash. switching to progressive can already save ye $500. snapshot could save ye even more. meat maiden! bringeth to me thine spiciest wings of buffalo. to express your unique personality. so why can't you do the same with your eye color? ♪ we at alcon believe you can. introducing new air optix® colors prescription contact lenses

roger jackman uses time-lapsed video and edenboro and -- he captured some beautiful, beautiful imagery. he did get some urban images because when you think of scotland, you think of williamt, but there are some urban areas, but he does get that classic scotland look in there because after you leave the urban areas, you do see how green and lush and lovely and old that scotland is. >> ah, it's so spectacular. it's fun to see this in time lapse. the best part is every time we see it, the sky, watching the clouds roll through these beautiful areas, one of my favorite places to visit there, and he does get imagery of it is eddinburg castle, which is lovely. up there on the hill. that's something that when you tour scotland, you can actually tour the castle. i don't have to take pictures next time i go. i'll just show this to people and say this is what i did on my vacation. >> it could be entertaining. it could be funny. this time you see in succession what comes up, and it's -- >> what? >> a jooi gigantic spider. how did she even get that there? is it a pet? >> it's cat reason wra. she reach out to katrina. she has now adopted this spider, and it's made a home with her. >>

roger goodell said nobody saw the video before monday. now this, they said they sent it to the league back in april. and ray rice is getting support from some including herry williams. >> i know ray as a teammate and as a friends and what he showed in that tape is not him, and i have been there, i have lost my temper and said things i regret and did things i regret and i was granted a second chance at life and you should do the same with this guy. >> phillies and pirates tonight, with the phils about to miss the playoffs for the third straight year, ruben amaro's job comes in question and jaime apody speaks with pat gillik. >> he is under contract until 2015 and he will be back. definitely be back. >> and fans will question that decision because they feel he hasn't shown enough to be back, what would you say that? >> i would say be patient. >> ruben getting a vote of confidence. >> thank you ducis. >>> youngsters in wilmington got a taste of life in the fast lane. greg biffle visited with patients at dupont hospital for children and the youngsters got to ask questions and pose for pictures with the bif. he will vie for the nascar championship for the last races of

roger federer and novak djokovic or nadal. >> how about the women. what do you think? >> this should be good. serena williamsaroline wozniacki. they are good friends. serena publicly supported wozniacki during her breakup. but that means she's going to take it easy on her, no way. serena is looking to make history. she won 20 straight u.s. open matches and if she gets the win later today she will be the first woman since chris everitt to win three straight open titles and with the win she'd tie everitt and martina navratilova so it's going to be tough for wozniacki. she is looking for her first major title as well a. good time with rory mcilroy winning the last two golf mangers so i'm sure she would love a nice title as of course rory is getting all of the pub for being the best golfer. >> she has to show, listen, i'm surviving fine myself. i think so. andy, thank you so much. >> you know, if you were around tokyo last night trying to get into a sports bar, it would have been darn near impossible because with his heroic at the u.s. open, kei nishikori didn't just earn a spot in history, he has become a sourc

i'm brian taff, shirleen and i along with ducis rogers and adam joseph are back for an hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> here is rick williamsica malpass with a look ahead. >> it's that time of year to get your flu shot. consumer reports reveals which ones works best for certain age groups. >> and sharrie williams has information on a man's life that was saved at the philadelphia >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> developing news tonight from washington, d.c., the nation's top law enforcement official is stepping down. attorney general, eric holder, has decided to resign and the big story is the major change in the obama administration, he made the announcement a short time ago, holder is the first black attorney general and has been on the job for six years and plans to remain in the justice department until his successor is in place. obama praised the job that holder has done. >> he believes as i do, that justice is not just an abstract theory, it's a living and breathing principle. >> i will leave the department of

roger goodell. >> that's consistent with the wives of nfl players we've been talking to including dewan williams saying she tried to notify the nfl multiple times in emergency situations and they wouldn't take her calls. a troubling trend there. tom, there's also the legal aspect to consider. the ravens team owner touched on that last night. take a listen. >> had you known in february what was on that video inside the elevator, would you have fired him then? >> we would have probably been told that we should wait till the court case came out. they had it. the police had it and gave them equal misdemeanors that night. again, that's astounding to me. and every -- for me to tell you the truth it, makes me look like i'm pointing fingers at other people but they gave them equal misdemeanors. >> in other words, what you're saying is you weren't getting a signal from the courts in new jersey that this was as bad. >> or the prosecutor that gave him probation. >> tom, so much of this national conversation has focused on the league. should some blame also lie with the court system here? >> ronan, prosecutors and

shirleen allicot, brian and i along with ducis rogers, will be back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> now here is rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead. >> new clues in the search for a wanted gunman, "action news" is live with the details. >> and an off-duty police officer opens fire on an allege robbery suspect. the latest on that investigation coming up. and hear what the director of the secret service is say being the man that made his way into the white house earlier this >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> and we are beginning with d breaking news tonight, the first case of ebola virus confirmed in the united states, officials said that a patient in a dallas, texas, hospital has the virus. >> he is in isolation at a health presbyterian hospital after being admitted with symptoms of disease. they are not releasing details about the patient or where the ebola virus may have been contracted. >>> meantime, we have other breaking news. >> from conshohocken montgomery county tonight, chopper

williams. and how he's giving back. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us on a friday night. tonight, after more than a week of silence, nfl commissioner roger goodell coming before the cameras. saying i got it wrong, vowing to get the nfl's house in order. what he's saying tonight about his own job, why he won't resign. and angry reaction pouring in from players and fans. and what he revealed about the beating inside the elevator. ryan smith, leading us off. >> over the past several weeks, we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. that starts with me. >> reporter: for 45 grueling minutes, nfl commissioner roger goodell, apologizing again and again. >> i got it wrong. i made a mistake, and i'm sorry for that. >> reporter: at the end of the worst two weeks for professional football. one after another, four players benched, amid accusations of domestic violence. the commissioner, largely silent since that first domino fell last week. the video showing ray rice punching his then-fiancee. in baltimore, 1,000 people lining up to trade in their ray rice jerseys. and goodell saying he mishandled the situation. >> i got it wrong in the handl

williams, then they threw salt on the wound after bruce carter pick off austin davis, running it back. cowboys match their biggest comeback in cowboys history, stunning the rams. >>> the aforementioned roger goodell, tough days for the commissioner. he is at metlife stadium in new york. that's new jersey. a nice move there. crins for the touchdown. it's salsa time. 7-0 g-men. you will see a pumped up tom coughlin. watch out, don't have a heart attack. jennings 76 yards rushing. giants now 1-2. >>> still to come we head to the baseball diamond. take a look at the big differences between the majors and the minors. what makes a trip to the big leagues oh so special. you're watching "game on >>> the nationals beat miami today but by no means have the nats reached the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow but they have clinched the division so they are at a point where they can tap into their minor league system to get their starters some rest. holden kushner takes a look at how life is about to change for some of those minor leaguers. >> reporter: there's a million reasons why being here at nationals park set bear than beg in the minor leagues but what's the one thing that separates being up