. >> are the sixers looking younger and younger, that is coach brown and his 9-year-old son sam. it will be years before we see sam in a game. >>> at wimbledon former champions, federer and djokovic advance to the finals, but andy murray does not. he goes down in straight sets and said murray afterwards, he was the better player from start to finish. >> that is a look at sports. >>> a two day rowathon came to an end today in wilmington. they spend the last two days to raise money to support inner city teenagers in their neighborhoods. it took them from trenton to camden yesterday and on to >>> thousands of people lined up for a free lunch on independence mall in philadelphia. the 22nd annual hoagie day, part of the wawa welcome america festivities, 12,000 shorties were handed out at noon and another 5,000 were donated to community shelt evers around the delaware valley. good for you. >> 6 abc is home for all the 4th of july fest visits. matt o'donnell and tamala edwarded hosts the celebration and parade. and join, rick williams, cecily tynan and adam joseph and karen rogers for t

that is actually coach brown's nine year-old son sam, like father like son. cannot sit in my chair without pulling a muscle. >>> adam taliaferro all-star classic, best players from south jersey getting to represent their school one final time before they helped off to college. that is quincy lambert from pemberton with the touchdown run. that is sports. >>> little hot and toasty to play football. >> muggy. >> muggy. >>> jimmy kimmel live next on channel six followed by night line. jimmy's guest susan surroundon, ramon rodriguez and robin thick. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell, david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night.

gerri: son of sam law. >> thank you for making my point. s talking about son of sam laws, exactly that. you cannot profit from your crime. he's sitting in jail for murder. this is the second or third jail term. you can't profit off of that. >> that may be the case as i brought up. however, that doesn't mean he has a case, it's not a motivation, it's a factual realistic reason for the money. >> why not cry crocodile tears for him. gerri: you never know, you never know who's going to show up in these video games. as a matter of fact, we were looking around to see who we might know in video games. take a look at this picture. the control room is going, what is gerri talking about? [ laughter ]. >> oh, no! >> i demand payment, i've been damaged. >> looks like a depiction or likeness. >> transformative and putting us in a nice light. gerri: and it's all players. lindsay lohan is also in on the game. lindsay suing, but the nfl makes a ton of doe for that. >> lindsay lohan is not going to win this lawsuit. yeah, it does look like her, it could be a

in the bronx i prosecuted the son of sam killer for three murders in the wro bronx.i have seen evil close up, what it does to a family and a city. i think montgomery county is too complacent. i don't want to see a nbc helicopter over any of our schools or reporters chasing bereaved parents when their child is killed. i want to see a uniformed officer at every single school. they have a police presence at just high schools. i want to see them at every one of our schools. every child is precious. second, we have over 10,000 students being taught in trailers, which is outrageous. i want to get all of our children out of trailers into classrooms. the those are my two main priorities. in terms of my other priorities, i want to do away with the bag tax, recruit business, have more business in the community, to raise revenue. i want to get us out of the liquor business. >> before we get on to that and taxes, let's go back to education. one is having a four-year institution. >> yes. >> in montgomery county, a college institution. and you're talking about one with high standa

son, lee jae yong, will be taking control. they're working on the complicated structure that is sam's son.will also have to cover $5 billion in inheritance taxes -- they're working on a combo kit a structure that is samsung. do you feel like you have a complete understanding of the structure? this is complicated? >> does anyone really understand? there are 74 companies part of the samsung group and they are all part owners of each other in this ridiculous maze of cross holdings that the lee family controls with only 2% but they've managed to control since 1938. >> this reminds me of, dare i say, enron not that there is something sleazy or dishonest. is this about taxes? >> partially and maintaining family control. samsung is one of the largest companies in the world. it is the largest and south korea. its revenues are the equivalent of about 20% of south korea's gross domestic roderick. to hold onto all of the businesses from life insurance, amusement parks, smart phones, televisions, everything we know samsung so well for requires this complicated development so that the lee family remain

. >> all these years later, sam phillips' son thinks his dad would be happy to know sun studio is stillting all the right notes. >> my dad always felt like it was a laboratory. you get in there and hunt and find the music you're looking for. when you got it, you'll know it. >> yeah. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today," and right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> illegal fireworks sent a south bay man to the hospital. hear his family's warning to anybody else thinking about playing with fireworks. >>> plus, a major bay area freeway closed to traffic. a progress report on how crews are doing on the ix-280 project. >>> and a shark attack off the coast of southern california. hear from people who saved the swimmer from the water. good evening to you. i'm peggy bunker. terry mcsweeney is off tonight. >>> an accident involving illegal fireworks cost a south bay man both of his hands. the accident happened last night in san jose near castle park where the man and his family were celebrating

. >> brian shaw's son know what had the sam kind of cancer in one eye. a fet tow when he was just 12 days old showed the white reflection. >> the fact that this digital cam are was picking up the white eye months and months before we ever saw it was really just fascinating. >> noah and mc ken so both had one eye removed and now where prosthetics. doctors were able to save mckenzie's other eye with chemotherapy and laser treatments. her parents wish they had known to look for white pupils in photos perhaps they could have saved their daughter's eye if the cancer was diagnosed earli earlier. >> definitely we need to make parents aware that there is a potential out there for their children to have rb. >> other signs of rb include pain, redness and eyes that don't look in the same directi direction. doctors say white spots don't always indicate there's problem but it's should probably be check out. we have a lot mr. information for you at cbsphilly.com click on health. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> well, when it comes to weather the winds of

the records you listen to. >> there is no faking it here. >> reporter: all these years later, sam philips' sonnow sun studio is still hitting all the right notes. >> my dad said it was like a laboratory. get in there and just hunt and find the music that you're looking for. when you got it, you'll know it. >> yeah. >> as i pointed out, working studio. if you're in memphis, have some time, take the tour. worth seeing. >> stunning to see the microphones and just -- i love that whole era. you must have, being a musician, must have loved it. >> i couldn't resist. >> i wondering if you -- >> he let me record. see how crouched over the bass, i don't play that way, but no headphones and no monitors. i have to hear the instrument. it was great to be in the same room. i recorded the modern day and a lot of those you're by yourself. >> different experience. >> this must be more fun. >> very cool. >> did he offer you a contract in. >> no, they put a contract out on me. >> i think the truth of that story is somewhere in between. >> we'll be right back after these messages. so, duke, what do you think of o

house barkley was not only an aveed progressive of president wood drow bill son, but he befriended young law makers by the names of sam rayburn of texas and pat harrison of mississippi. re-elected six times to the house, barkley moved to the senate in 1926. i would note that his campaign manager for that senate race was none other than fred vincent who would later become chief justice of the united states. it was in the senate where barkley became widely aclaimed as a first rate storyteller. many recall senator barkley saying a good story is like fine kentucky bourbon. it improves with age and if you don't use it too much, it will never hurt anyone. one contemporary described his ability as follows. his restrained postures, the fy necessary with which he takes tricks with his southern accent, his facility in corning a word if the immediately essential one is not in the dictionary, the eloquence of his eyebrows, his honest grin and gentleman and scholar contributed to his continue rate ising storytelling. now his tendency to create words to suit his needs was evidenced in an address he once gave to the national press c

best thing for the united states now is store yes thanks is sons of probability they're not just going by these reparations again apologies again sam. and it is in united states best interest now daughter who is the other city is not an arab middle eastern country is. it and is that our evil arab countries need some thought and be able to fly in and. finds that entity you can't have anybody come on you guys don't you know me so i call michael you know what do we learned here is that the this region need more outside intervention or less. well it's never been either or and again that's simplifying the situation clearly the american invasion of iraq has to go down as one of the dumbest decisions ever made not just by an american president but by any foreign leader so i take that as and given i was opposed to the war i was opposed to it a decade ago i was opposed when the ramp up it turned out in fact worse i could have imagined so let's just you know for me it is simply a statement of fact that this was an incredibly stupid boneheaded move. already that i have that more admitted i have what i mean i love that i can agree on scott sco

son of a famous rock and roller and i've had my own battles. >> we're anxious to get your perspective on this story. >> appreciate it. >> also tonight we are backstage at the espys just minutes after michael sam, the first openly gay football playerou, brght the entire house to tears. >> when you've been hit with emotion like that, it is crippg.lin >> there were several poignant moments like that one. and host drake, he just killed it. >> i think i'm the first rapper to ever host the espys, which is pretty incredible. >> and siegfried & roy invited me inside their home over 2e7b years after the incident that left roy partially paralyzed. >> there's been so many different versions that you hear. >> all wrong. >> his health today. and wait until you see their three new white lion cubs. >> brought you and the little ones together. you are roy again. >> now "entertainment thtonig," bringing you our take on today's top stories. >> hi, everybody. well, kevin mcenroe, son of tatum o'neal and volatile tennis great john mcenroe, busted for cocaine possession. >> we have jack osborne here tonight. jack, you have been both the son of an addict and a star, and you've had to overcome your own battles with

sam spencer and ms. belinda spencer who tragically lost their son leslie in a crash in the 2007 chevy cobalt one of your automobile subject to recall. losing power because of a defective switch an airbag not applying upon impact however for reasons still unknown and the airbag eventually deployed after the initial deadly impact. consequently as we heard earlier, this is where i'm changing it slightly, it's myth claim can in fact be made. but, it is not clear i think two victims out there this scenario that there may not have been an initial deployment but upon impact may be a deployment after-the-fact. mr. feinberg did testify that somebody should file a claim in those situations bubut s as you have consistently stated in public that gmm will do all it can end up repeatedly told congress that the new gm will do the right thing. if they are correct, their son did in fact tragically lose his life because it lost power because of a defective ignition switch will you pledge to do everything it can to allow the spencers and victims under similar circumstances to seek financial hele compensation fund if that'

but at the end of the piece, sam wilkeson writes but it was worth it, the loss of his son, the loss of all these lines, was worth it because these men will have created a second birth of freedom in america. now the wilkesons were friends of the lincolns. i would be shocked if anybody in this panel had ever heard of sam wilkeson. it echoes the gettysburg address, "a new birth of freedom." yet this is the legacy that has given us all of these embedded journalists. i think we need a deeper appreciation of that relationship. i'm curious as to whether the panelists think it is changing at all. it seems to me that there is more continuity than change. >> what i was trying to describe was the maturation of a journalist covering the military. when you come to the subject initially and you are learning about it and then you're part of it, become part of the club because you know how some of the things work. then you realize, wait a minute. my job is to be as hard on them as they are on themselves. my job is not to be a cheerleader. i am making them better by that first paragraph describing that

sam about the samsung dynasty and the company's succession plan. take a listen. >> samsung is controlled by its current chairman, who is currently in the hospital. he is the soncompany's founder, who started some sun in 1938. his son is the heir apparent to a collection of companies, a true conglomerate that comprises 74 different business units that range from the electronics we often talk about life insurance am a shipbuilding, and many other businesses as well. a very complex structure across holdings that allow the lee family to maintain control while actually not owning very much of the company. >> is jay lee the right person to lead samsung? lee has a couple of advantages. he was involved in samsung's partnerships with companies like google and helped push the smartphone side of the business ahead or it he has worked in the partnership side of the business. given the changes in ownership structure that are likely to take place in south korea, now that there are bands across shareholding in a push for greater corporate governance openness, he will need to be able to take and build types of alliances necessary to maintain control of the company. that bein

sam, the eagle. you have to look at those eyebrows, but you do not want to make either of them angry at you. mcloughlin insisted that john needed to cut off -- he told his son"i am convinced you are depraved beyond any hope of reform here co he advised him to, "retire to some distant country that you may never more be heard of." pretty harsh, right? john took him at his word and joined up with another angry young fur trade son named james dixon, who had form something called the indian liberation army. this army was made up of young men who are mixed blood. neti means mixed blood in the same way that mestizo is used in the south. james dixon, who renamed himself montezuma ii, intended to gather up this grunfeld indian and mixed blood people from everywhere including texas, new mexico, and california -- gather up this grunfeld -- gather up disgruntled indian and mixed blood people from everywhere and make a new nation. a lot of them, like young john mcloughlin, had been refused employment in the hudson bay company, and they felt increasingly unwelcome in the fur trade world, so they became captains and majors in general dixon's army. young john became a majo