terence was star player who was shot and killed after his tr season.poke with his father who calls the movie emotional story about leadership and brotherhood. about. >> 12 years. 151 games in a row. >>reporter: when the game stands tall movie inspired by the book by neal hays tells the story of the legendary football team. spartan have the longest winning streak in the country. but in 2004 that all changed. >> he made a difference. real big difference. when he come out like that the fired up. >>reporter: kelly son terence was the star running back and linebacker. days before leading to play at the university of oregon on scholarship he was shot and killed. terence was just 18. 15-year-old richmond boy was charged with his murder and later convicted. terence family saw advance screening of the movie. >> i had to get up. first time i seen him. >>reporter: spartan lost the first game after 151 wins just week after terence death. >> it hurt me. if. >>reporter: coach bob says the film brings back both tough and happy memory. he calls it great tribute to ter

so i think that's where we ought to be focused today. >> terence, your thoughts on this? i mean, this runningback incident that unfolded that brought this under the spotlight, but it will be a benchmark incident that we'll be looking at for a long time and this clearly made the league move, but the league by admission, moved late and they weren't strong enough and did they misjudge it? and can they afford to misjudge it again? >> first of all, goldie is right because the huffington post reported recently that 21 of the 32 nfl teams had at least one player charged with domestic violence incident over the the past year. to answer your question, this is huge because roger goodell made history and never ever can i remember a commissioner making a decision and coming back this quickly, roughly a month later saying i blew it and he did blow it and he did get it right because when you are giving a four-game suspension for a guy for a drug offense and just two games to a ray rice for knocking out his girlfriend and dragging her out of an elevator? he had to do something and he kn

i got a chance to speak with the parents of terence kelly.hey told me the movie is an emotional story about brotherhood and leadership. >> this book really tells about the story and tells about how they developed to be the number one school in the country. >> reporter: mr. kelly's home office is decorated with pictures, football jerseys and old newspaper articles about his son, terence. tuesday marked ten years since his death. for mr. kelly, it feels like yesterday. >> that was my baby. that was my baby. we was best friends. >> reporter: his son was a star linebacker in the early 2000s. days before leaving to play at the university of oregon on scholarship, he was shot and killed. a 15-year-old richmond boy clarnlged with his murder and later convicted. >> de la salle's tradition continues. >> reporter: the movie tells terence's tragic story. his father saw an advanced screening. >> the first time i seen my baby, i was happy anded sa. it was a bittersweet situation. >> reporter: the movie focuses on the spartans' impressive winning streak an

. >> host: terence hilton is an author you have coming out this fall. >> guest: physician in north carolina. his first book was a collection of nonfiction short stories. this is nonfiction. it is 11 short stories about being a doctor, the challenges of a residence, the doctor, great dr. ryder. one of the best i have ever seen. he gave up riding in order to practice medicine. he takes you to the extremes of life in showing you what it is like in the emergency room and the intensive care ward and the challenges the doctor faces all with extraordinary language. >> host: our declaration. what is that book? >> guest: that is coming out in july. daniel allen is the leading philosopher and scholar at the institute for advanced cities, she feels that we don't know what the declaration of independence is about. we never studied it. and talented undergraduates. she says the declaration is much about equality as it is about personal liberty and she has discovered errors in the version of the declaration we used and some of it will be revealed at the next one and an extraordinary figure and you will he

a 15 year-old kiera williams, ten year-old joseph read and terence moore died july 25th when police say two men driving a stolen car crashed into a fruit stand that the children had been selling produce from. their mother was one of the three other victims injured in that crime spree and she is still in the hospital. >>> time right now is 5:05. i should say 605:67:89 police are looking for a woman's boyfriend after she was found dead inside a home. >> family members identified would the man of massaka griffin. her body was discovered in the 7,000 block of em son avenue. friends and police say that the police have been called to the home numerous times for domestic issues. griffin recently obtained a restraining order against her boyfriend. police at this point are only calling him a person of interest. police have not said how she has died. >>> a philadelphia father is charged in connection with the death of his two-year old infant. police say 20 year-old brian armstrong is responsible for injuries to his son, hasan armstrong. we should say he is two years old. he was rush to the hospit

key era williams, joseph read, and seven year-old, terence moore died july 25th when two men driving a stolen car, crashed into a fruit stand that the children had been selling produce to raise money for their church from. the mother was one of three other victims injured in the crime spree, she remains today in the hospital. >>> 4:05. six philadelphia narcotics officers charge in the major corruption probe will be in court today. judge will deciding whether or not the men will remain behind bars pending their trials, or set bail. defendants have been housed in the philadelphia federal detention center since their arrests last week. they are accused of stealing cash and drugs worth more than a half million dollars, all six have been suspended from the force with the intent to dismiss. >>> police are calling the death of a mother of two suspicious. >> delaware county woman was found yesterday morning with a towel over her face and her car gone. family members identified would the man as 38 year-old massoka griffin. her body was discovered in the home of the 7,000 block of emerson stre

prosecutors said there strangled their cover and terence rankin's by tying plastic eggs around the victims' heads. called her father for help in disposing the body. call the police to say the defendants were still partying at the house following the killing. our did she did not think the others were serious about merging the two men. >> families of these victims told us after the court proceedings concluded that they're thankful for the verdict. >> will have to say as to god be the glory. i have nothing else to say. >> we are not done yet. >> i am happy. >> she could touch the judge set a sentencing hearing. scheduled to stand trial. will be a jury trial of september 22nd. the state attorney is going to handle the case himself. no trial date has been set for adam landman. >> chicago police searching for a man is essentially a salt and 49 girl and subsided. >> removed the girls pants against her will. sexually assaulting her. >> so hysterical and hyperventilating she really could not tell me everything that happened. >> small dresden has hammer a blue baseball cap with the latter half a the

. >> reporter: every week kiera and her brothers joseph reid and terence moore would help their mom sell fruit and water as a fundraiser for their church. that is what they were doing july 25th at corner of germantown and allegheny avenue when two men in the carjack suv lost control hit and killed them. >> hopefully those of us that remain and commit ourselves to serving others like they did so their lives didn't end in vein. >> reporter: three shining examples of good, that family will remember and celebrate even on the day filled with sadness, today turning to their faith in saying this is not the end but only the beginning. >> although we cannot measure it, we cannot prove it, we know it because it was palpable in the room today. >> reporter: the the children's mother was not able to make it to the service. she was critically injured during that crash and is still hospitalized. meanwhile this memorial continues to grow and another vigil planned for the end of the movement reporting from north philadelphia, jane carabao, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a fundraiser effort is underway to h

what led up to that pivotal game for the concord high schoolers, including the death of a teammate, terence. it also focuses on former head coach, bob lotster, who led the team during that 12-year winning stream. he's played by jim caviezel. >> you can play jesus, but there's not footage on him. >> we had a really tough time getting that team started. we overcame a lot of adversity, and that's what the film is about. kind of overcoming obstacles too. >> and, of course, that was actually jim ka caviezel. current players say they are honored that the school is featured in this new movie, and i love sports movies. >> can't wait. >>> san francisco has launched a new program to record the number of birds that die by crashing into windows. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the city is looking for volunteers to count up the number of dead birds around their homes each week, this during peak migration periods. volunteers would then enter that information on to a city website. city officials say the goal is to raise awareness about the dangers that windows pose to birds. not sure how you're goin

theaters soon he says the film makers got a right and portraying >> : his leader putting his friends but terenceer made it out of richmond person one of the carrot killed parents wanted him dead >> : police officer jose lead homicide detective at the time terrace was killed this is his first time speaking publicly about the case >> : he says it was the first time in his career as a rich and top people came forward to help the police >> : people calling it an and actually sank a this is a person that did it and his nickname add that time for and it is extremely difficult people did not want to talk to police they were not did not trust us people come out and pretty hysterical one injustice >> : arrested for the murder and now serving a life prison sentence >> : when his fighters old parts for life these days left until it works year-round for the t k e foundation helping young people overcome obstacles to fulfil their dreams and >> : we want our own building in the next five years that's one thing i would want to see a statue of my son in front of his own building helping kids like we've been doi

depicted in a movie "when the game stands tall" proceeds from tickets went towards a scholarship in terence kelly's name. a star on the team who was murdered before starting his college career. >> they portrayed him really well. you know, he did the right things and everything. and, they taught him how to be a leader. they showed that in the film. >> i support the film and we have a foundation terrence kelly foundation, check out that and see what we are doing in the community in his name "when the game stands tall" opens nationwide on friday. >>> pride on display in san jose. a big crowd turned out for the south bay's 39th annual pride festival today. the event recently changed the name from san jose pride to silicone valley pride. this year's theme honoring our past, securing our future. reflecting the continuing struggle for civil rights. >>> we have the forecast now, candlestick we complained because it was cold and windy. >> cold, windy now lips lips. >> today, now, i heard it was hot. should of put it in fremont. it was warm today. not exceptionally warmer. it could get warmer as the

life in the attack on the pentagon, and the only other american general to die was brigadier general terence hildner who died of natural causes. >> now to the other top story, the 3-day ceasefire between israel and hamas almost reached the end of its first day, the longest stretch of peace in this conflit. israel pulled -- conflict. >> israel pulled out ground forces earlier today. the focus is on the talks in cairo, where negotiators are looking for a permanent ceasefire. diplomats on all sides sent small delegations to cairo, but there's no agreement. today some palestinians were able to return to their homes, we have this report. >> this is where israeli forces took cover while fighting in armed palestinian groups. the evidence of their preps in the front room of this flat is clear. so, too, is the damage caused by earlier israeli shelling of what was once the home of a family of seven. >> the people who owned the house are the lucky ones. it's still standing. one day they may be able to rebuild and move back in. but that is not the case for many others. >> with tuesday's withdrawal of is

defense terence argue students only made accusations based on rumors. media partner contra costa times say they reduced the molestation counts to two victims. closing arguments are scheduled for monday. >>> fleece fair feel are looking for a person who they say sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl while she was jogging yesterday. police say it happened before 12:30 in the afternoon. the girl was on a walking trail in the community of core deal yeah when the suspect asked her for directions and then assaulted her. he then ran away after she fought back. suspect is described as a caucasian man, 18 years old approximately, and he was last seen wearing a black shirt and gray sweat pants. >>> a suspect assaulted a woman found pleading and uncon uss in the hillcrest park area. she was found early yesterday morning just before 7:00. she was given first aid and transported to a local hospital where she is in stable condition today. >> a video surveillance camera caught this man walking away from a park friday in palo alto where two women say he exposed himself

terence moore, the smallest loved to watch wrestling and play with his oldest brother. they died together selling fruit on this corner when two men in the carjack suv lost control and hit them. they were raising money for a playground at their church. >> these three children died serving the community. hopefully, those of us that remain can commit ourselves to the serving others like they did and so that their lives are, not ending in vein. >> that is god's work. >> reporter: pastor keith good man says children shown own their face before death a face that brings hope to the family left behind that one day, they will see each other again. >> they were comforted. they weren't tapped. they had resolve that god was still in conn troll. >> reporter: children's mother 34 year-old keisha williams was not able to make this service. she was critically injured july 25th and is still hospitalized this evening. in the meantime this memorial continues, to grow and another vigil is planned at the end of the month. reporting live from north philadelphia, jane carabao cbs-3 "eyewitnes

fifteen year-old kiera williams, ten year-old josephl3 read and seven year-old terence moore died julywhen two men driving a stolen car crashed into a fruit stand that the children had been selling produce from. they were trying to raise money for their church. their mother was one of three other victims injured in that crime spree, she remains in the hospital. >>> philadelphia narcotics officers charged in the major corruption probe will be in court later today. judges deciding whether they will remain behind bars, pending their trials, or you may set bail. defendants have been housed in the philadelphia federal detention center since their arrests last week. they are accused of stealing cash and drugs worth more than a half million dollars. all six have been suspended from the force with the intent to dismiss. >>> upper darby dad accused of punching a man inside a wawa is due in court. a preliminary hearing is set for gary edwards. edwards turned himself into police last week after surveillance video of him was released to the public. he is accused of assaulting a man he says was jus

together to the mourn deaths of 15 year-old kiera williams, ten year-old joseph reid and ten year-old terenceere selling fruit to raise money for their church when an suv carjacked by the two men lost control and hit them. >> it is just so sad, so sad because they were so young. just trying to do god's work. >> you wanting to before your children go. you want them to live long lives and prosper. >> their mother seen here keisha williams was not able to make that service, she was seriously injured in the crash and still is in the hospital. >>> 6:36, happening today u.s. mint is releasing a special 50th anniversary kennedy half doll or. >> hundreds of people are lining up to try to get their hands on one, fox 29's jennifer gist live in olde city where we are going on hour 16. >> reporter: that is right, we are sort of at the beginning of this line you can see masses of people here, behind me here, but i have to tell you the real line hasn't even started just yet because people cannot technically get in line at the mint until 8:00 o'clock this morning. so roughly 400 people thaw can see here wer

but terence never made it out of richmond. >> reporter: this is the shares first time speaking publiclyut the case. >>: people were calling and and helping with the investigation. people did not want to talk to the police but then won it justice. these days mr. kelly works all year to help youth overcome obstacles. >> reporter: and will take a break will be back in a minute. >> james:the a-c transit board of directors will award eleven a-c transit bus operators for successfully driving for a combined total of 335 years without an accident. give themthe operators each hold a record of at least 30 years of safe driving, >> james:each operator will receive a silver ring, 250- dollar gift certificates, dinner and more. the >>:their award ceremony will be held at the a-c transit general office, on franklin street in oakland-- at five p-.m >> james:and starting today through sunday, the peninsula humane society and the s-p-c-a is waving the entire adoption fee for adult black cats. gave themthey are also discounting black kitten adoptions by 50 percent. >> james:they are doing this for the "l

to mourn deaths of the 15 year-old kier a williams, ten year-old joseph reid, and seven year-old terence moore. they were selling fruit to raise money for their church last month when a carrasquillo jack by two men lost control and hit them. >> it is just so sad, so sad because they were so young. the just trying to do god's work. >> you wanting to before your children go. you want them to live long lives and prosper. >> their mother keisha williams was not able to make the service. she was seriously injured in the crash and in fact she's still in the hospital. >>> we have no official cause in the north philadelphia food truck explosion. officials confirmed cooking grills ignited a propane tank that set this whole thing off. it happen in the july 1st in the feltonville neighborhood. seventeen year-old jaylen gonzales and olga gonzales died of their injuries. brass hurt 11 others. >>> 5:36. happening today. you might notice delaware river turn an unusual color as the philadelphia water department begins a pollution study. they will do dye tests between boundaries of susquehanna and washin

came to mourn death of the 15 year-old kiera williams, ten year-old joseph read and seven year-old terence moore, the seventh baptist church. they were selling food to raise money last month when a suv that was carjacked, lost control and hit and killed them. >> it the is just so sad. >> just trying to to do god's work. >> you don't wanting to before your children go. you want them to live long lives and prosper. >> their mother, seen here, keisha williams, was not able to make the the service. she was seriously injured in that crash and still is in the hospital. >>> we now have the official cause of the north philadelphia food truck explosion that killed a mother and daughter. officials confirmed cooking grills ignited a propane tank setting off that explosion this happened july 1st in the feltonville neighborhood. seven year-old jaylen gonzales and olga gone sales died in their injuries. the blast hurt 11 other people. >>> happening today you might delaware river turn a unusual column. philadelphia water department begins a pollution study. they will do dye test between susquehanna and w

kier a was 15, joseph ten and terence seven. >> i just want to ask everyone to continuously pray for our family because we need it. >> reporter: saturday's vigil remembered all four who died selling fruit on their corner for church. suspects in the car that hit them face multiple murder charges. >> i cannot even find word to describe what our family is feeling at this moment. >> reporter: keisha left two other children behind just 12 and 13 themselves. >> that was their only mom. that is the only person they knew. how can you explain it. you only get one mom. >> reporter: as sunset candles were lit as they had been each night since july 25th, keisha's passing final chapter of the terrible story. >> the hugs and the crying and we will get through this. one day at a time. >> reporter: there has been a half dozen or so vigils at the scene and this will be the final one, as this community moves on. in north philadelphia, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new this morning philadelphia police need your help finding a missing mentally challenge teen. job chromier was last seen insid

kier a was 15, joseph ten, terence seven. >> i just want to ask everyone to continuously pray because we need it. >> reporter: the saturday's vigil remembered all four who died selling fruit on their corner for search. the suspect in the car that hit him face multiple murder charges. >> i cannot even find word to describe what our family is feeling at this moment. >> reporter: keisha left two other children behind just 12 and 13 themselves. >> that was their only mom, that is only person that they knew, how can you explain it. you only get one mom. >> reporter: as sunset can were also lit as they had been each night since july 25th, keisha's passing a final chapter of the terrible story. >> the hugs, and the crying and we will get through this. it is one day at a time. >> reporter: there has been a half dozen or owe vigils at the scene of the crash but this will likely be the time one as this community begins to try to move on. we're in north philadelphia, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the u.s. military says american jet fighters and drones have conduct four more air strik

laid in the hospital her family and friend laid three children to rest, kiera was 15, joseph ten, terence seven. >> i just wanted to just ask everyone to continuously pray for our family because we need it. >> reporter: saturday's vigil remembered all four who died selling fruit on the corner for their church. suspects in the car that hit them face multiple murder charges. >> i cannot describe what our family is feeling at this moment. >> reporter: keisha left two other children behind just 12 and 13 themselves. >> that is their only mom. that is only person they knew. how can you explain it. you only get one mom. >> reporter: as sunset candles were lit as they had been each night since july 25th. keisha's passing a final chapter of the terrible story. >> the hugs and the crying and we will get through this. just one day at a time. >> reporter: there has been a half dozen or so vigils at the scene of the crash but this will be the final one as this community tries to begin to move on. we're in north philadelphia, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> this morning the u.s. military say

proceeds benefit the terence kelly fund.tar player who was murdered before heading off to play in college. >>> a new crackdown on water. up next, the south bay city that could ask residents to cut back their usage by 20%. >> bringing art and dance in to the classroom. the group working to provide these options to students free of charge. >> i'm tracking a minor drop in temperatures for the second half of your bay area weekend. ñsxóxgñ >>> 49ers head coach jim harbaugh ready for his team's first kick-off at their new home this morning, anticipation growing as levi stadium prepares to open its gates in just about 30 minute. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> good morning. i'm allie ras mus. let's check in with rosemary. >> you can see here look at oakland, we are starting out with plenty of gray once again. once we cut through this we've got nice pleasant weather coming our way. today will be a tad cooler than yesterday. i'm already seeing the subtle changes come our way. 64 in antioch. 62 in walnut creek. uppe

thank you so much, terence. here is another interview you won't want to miss on bloomberg.mes cameron joins charlie rose in his studio. the director behind "titanic" talks about how technology has helped the business and the inspiration behind his movies. >> i got to have the privilege to dive to the real titanic wreck in 1995 as part of that movie project. it is not an exaggeration to say i made that film so i could make those dives. i finished all of those dives, and i still had to make the movie for the next year and a half of my life. >> when you make a movie like "titanic," few seem to say, i'm going to make it as big as i possibly can. i'm going to make it as real as i can possibly make it, which also calls on your engineering skills. >> absolutely. we are always creating new technology for every film to realize that asian or to put the -- that unique vision or camera in a different place. >> you can watch charlie rose's complete interview -- coming up next -- [indiscernible] ♪ complete interview -- coming up next -- [indiscernible] ♪ >> welcome to the stock exchange.

friend telling his friend get a scholarship we got out here worried shipping on 4 >> : inspired by terenceather established the at tkts foundation next week at the organization holding its 10th annual gala event at dallas celt high- school community as a welcome to attend >> : name of the officer who fatally shot an unarmed teenager and missouri has not been released yet and the community is not happy about that the department had originally planned to release the officer's name by noontime today but decided against it after receiving threats on social media on saturday 18 year- old michael out shot while he was walking on a street in the st. louis suburb called ferguson the committee has seen two nights of violent protests in response to the shooting michael brown's parents reject suggestion by police of the teenager went after the officer's gun before he was fatally shot >> : because my son is a 64 blackmail walking down a city street does not mean it fits the profile for any thing other than just walking down the street this is a terrible tragedy nobody wanted this to happen but wont to

twenty-five year-old williams, ten year-old joseph read and seven year-old terence moore died july 25th when police say that two men driving a stolen suv crashed into the the fruit stand those kids were selling fruit from. it was a fundraiser for their church. mother was one of the three injured people in the crime spree. she's still in the hospital and still doesn't know what happened to her three children. >>> six philadelphia narcotics officers seen here charged in the major corruption probe will be in court today. judge will deciding whether or not the men will remain behind bars pending their trial or set bail for them. defendants have been housed in the philadelphia federal detention center since their arrest last week. they are accused of stealing cash, drugs, worth a half million dollars, all six have been suspended from the force with the intent to dismiss. >>> it is decision day for former fail eagles wide receiver irving fryar today we will learn whether or not retired nfl star will accept a plea deal in connection with the mortgage scheme allegedly involving his own mother.

. >> hundreds came to mourn death of the sierra williams, joseph reid and seven year-old terence moore. thinks at seventh day aventis church. these kids were selling fruit, to raise money for their church when a car that was carjacked by two men lost control, and hit them. >> you just feel so sad because they were just so young. >> just go and try to do god's work. >> you wanting to before your children go. you want them to live long lives ape prosper. >> that are mother keisha williams was not able to make the service. she was seriously injured in the crash and she is actually still in the hospital. >> such a sad story all the waste around. >>> residents of toledo, ohio have been told it is now safe to drink their tap water. they spent an anxious weekend voiding it because of fear of contamination. >> mayor of toledo demonstrated his confidence that the municipal water is now safe to drink and shower with the. he took a big gulp of it. this is three days after sit leaders determined that an algae produced toxin was present in the water with you the tests overnight show that the toxin

a big part of the movie focuses on 18-year-old terence kelly. two days before he was scheduled to leave for the university of oregon where he had earned a full athletic scholarship. kelly afather said the movie premiere was bittersweet. >> they really did a good job portraying him and i love the way they showed how the story really is. >> now, the movie's producer said the film was about a lot more than winning football games. he says it's about a brotherhood. this movie opens nationwide on friday. >>> 8:48. want to check in with sal and see how things are looking especially on westbound 24, where, boy, it's been slow. >> it has been slow. let me see if i can bring it up for you. traffic on westbound 24 continues to be slow as you drive through. we had an earlier crash near steshens -- stevens. it's been clear. one of our photographers drove by and took a photo of it. you can see the car came up off the road and hit a tree and smashed it into bits or a power pole and it was all over the road. so that's why it's gonna be pretty slow in the area.

coach terence will. baseball coach, elizabeth city state university. [ applause ] and finally last but not least washington nationals broadcaster phil wood. thank you all so much for joining us today. we have a special guest joining us via skype in a moment. let me start with wendy. looking at this from the perspective of major league baseball, what do they see as being the real issue in terms of increasing african-american participation? >> we see the same thing you do and then some. in april of 2013, the commissioner activated a task force called the onfield diversity task force. i have been in baseball for 26 years and 25 has been on the business side. so it has been interesting to now be a part of the real great group of individuals jeffrey hammonds included and to look at this whole player pipeline issues. we have found a lot of things you noted in terms of deprecation rates but we are taking a graphic and deepest look i have seen us look at and that is looking at the game from a social perspective