. >> first tight end is going to be taken away by william thomas. next young wants to hit nate singleton on a shallow crossing route, which is taken away by andy harmon. young has nowhere to go with the football. he goes down in the back field for safety, to put the eagles up 16-0. it would be william fuller who beats san francisco's right tackle with the bull rush inside. one of the eagles three sacks in the game. >> inseed the eagles is brought to you by mcdonald's. i'm lovin' it. and by aaa. the right call for every drive. visit aaa.com today. >>> we love it when you send us a bunch of questions on twitter @eagles. we got a lot of them this week. thank you so much for that. >> we have a great question for brandon graham. the subject on ask an eagle presented by geico. >> what song instantly puts you in a good mood? >> 21 savage bank account. >> it's a 1:00 kickoff for the eagles on sunday at lincoln financial field. another home game against the winless san francisco 49ers. the eagles look to keep it rolling. thanks for joining us on inside the e

deputies spotted the suspect thomas williams in front of his home yesterday.n inside, officers followed. they said williams fought back. they sent in crash, their k-9. williams started choking the dog. police rushed in and were able to handcuff williams. crash will be okay after a few days off. williams faces several felonies. >>> in a surprise visit to the white house briefing room, the white house chief of staff addressed the recent controversy over gold star families. he lashed out at the congresswoman who listened in as the president spoke with the widow of one fallen soldier. abc news reporter maggie ruly has the story. >> reporter: general john kelly compelled to address what he sees as an unfair attack on the president over calling the families of fallen soldiers. >> when i talked to president trump about how to do it, my first recommendation was, he not do it. i said to him, sir, there's nothing you can do to lighten the burden on these families. >> reporter: kelly, a retired four-star general and a father, lost his own son, robert, who was killed in 2

deputies spotted the suspect thomas williams in front of his home yesterday. he ran inside, officers followed. they said williams fought back. they sent in crash, their k-9. williams started choking the dog. police rushed in and were able to handcuff williams. crash will be okay after a few days off. williams faces several felonies. >>> in a surprise visit to the white house briefing room, the white house chief of staff addressed the recent controversy over gold star families. he lashed out at the congresswoman who listened in as the president spoke with the widow of one fallen soldier. abc news reporter maggie ruly has the story. >> reporter: general john kelly compelled to address what he sees as an unfair attack on the president over calling the families of fallen soldiers. >> when i talked to president trump about how to do it, my first recommendation was, he not do it. i said to him, sir, there's nothing you can do to lighten the burden on these families. >> reporter: kelly, a retired four-star general and a father, lost his own son, robert, who was kille

deputies were trying to arrest thomas williams outside of his house but he ran inside and that's whennt dog crash inside the home. police say he thought the dog and began choking him. deputies intervened and they quickly put the suspect in handcuffs. crash is okay. >>> police say a student at the all girl's catholic school in concord saying she had been assaulted last month on campus. police say one of the suspects is a student at the all boy's school across the street. students are in custody. >>> a veteran oakland firefighter has been picked to lead the department. darin white will be the new fire chief. he's an oakland native who spent 20 years with the department. he's been an interim chief for the last nine months. >>> water too contaminated to drink but no money to clean it up. that's the reality for hundreds of california communities. >> steven joins us with with what he found. what did you find? >> five years ago, state lawmakers said every citizen had a right to clean affordable drinking water. since then millions of tax dollars have gone to build systems to clean the contami

--la detencin se report anoche en la residencia de ''thomas williams''.....donde el sospechoso presuntamentese resisti al arresto y reaccion de forma violenta contra los agentes... --"williams" habia violado su restriccin al uso de armas... ---en san francisco una persona muri tragicamente al ser arrollada por un tren del servicio ''caltrain''... ---la tragedia se report en el vecindario de ''potrero hill'' antes de las tres de la tarde... ---el tren viajaba en direccin norte cuando el peatn fue atropellado a la altura de la calle 16... ---este es el octavo accidente con saldo mortal en lo que va del año. --en san bruno, dos mujeres fueron arrestadas durante un operativo encubierto anti prostitucin. --los agentes de la polica descubrieron un burdel en un apartamento en la cuadra 800 de la calle commodore drive, luego de quejas de los vecinos y de una investigacin. --a las sospechosas de 40 y 48 aÑos de edad les dieron una infraccin y luego salieron en libertad. ---la polica de la universidad de california en berkeley investiga un presunto ataque sexual reportado en una de las viviendas del c

yesterday deputies spotted 39-year-old thomas williams at his home on northside avenue in redwood citywilliams had two outstanding warrants for his arrest...one of which was for a felony weapon's violation. authorities... decided to release their k-nine. however the suspect became violent...at one point actually chocking the dog. deputies were able to control williams and arrested him. "crash" the k-9 was seen by a veterinarian...and is ok tonight. (pam)a live look outside tonight.. (steve)lawrence has the forecastthe forecastlawrence has (steve)tonight.. (steve)lawrence has the forecast lawrence karnow: the first rain of the season is now moving into the bay area. it's a welcomed sight especially with all of the recent fires. winds are a little gusty ahead of the front between 15 to 25 mph. you can see the rain on doppler radar. it will be spreading south throughout the night and everyone should get some rain. we can expect as much as a quarter of an inch of rain in the north bay with more over the mountains. the rain will tapper off further south but everyone should get some much nee

they spotted thomas williams in front of his redwood city home wednesday.nside and officers followed and they said williams fought back. williams started choking the dog. police were able to handcuff williams. crash will be okay. he is taking a few days off, though. the national parks service is dropping its fight to restrict dogs. the decision comes after a lawsuit uncovered irregularities in the decision making progress. it would have required them to be on a leash. park officials wanted to protect native plants and wildlife. they lobbied for their dogs to run off leash. >> parks commissioners thought they had voted 4-3 to rename justin herman plaza. then they found out they have to do it again. even though he was recorded as saying yes so the city attorney's office says legally the vote is 3-3. they will take another vote at its november meeting. >>> repair costs at the damaged oroville dam have skyrocketed to more than $500 million which is nearly double the original estimate of $275 million. the contractor says the project has required significantly mo

sheriff's deputy say they confronted 39-year-old thomas williams at his home.wanted for a felony weapons violation. he refused to allow deputies into the home. they released crash the k-9. he fought the police dog, choking him and eventually they intervened and freed crash. the k-9 is expected to be okay. >>> a substitute teacher is accused of duct taping the mouths of elementary students. it happened in a fifth grade classroom at maxdale. three other students put duct tape over their own mouths. all 13 students were sent to the school nurse for observation before being sent back to class. >> they are all fine. it could have been a dangerous situation. that's the type of thing that could make a child sick or cause other problems. it was an interesting thing to do and not something we would ever tolerate. >> as for that substitute teacher, she was immediately removed from the classroom and bared from the campus. no word on if she will face charges. >>> 40% of lgbt workers feel bullied in the office. the poll included more than 3,000 full-time workers. many lgbt

deputies spotted 39-year-old thomas williams at his home on northside avenue in redwood city.ing warrants for his arrest...one of which was for a felony weapon's violation. authorities ... decided to release their k-nine. however williams became violent at one point actually choking the dog. deputies were able to control williams and arrested him. "crash" the k-9 was seen by a veterinarian and was given a clean bill of health. ( darya ) coming up next ... the future of dashcam videos. how this will become the new normal. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. accident nb 101 at 80, jammed from 3rd ( darya ) police cars ( darya )( darya ) police cars may soon be able to identify suspects before officers that are behind the wheel are able to. this thanks to new dashcam technology designed to use artificial intelligence that identifies everything around it. the technology is being developed by a houston-based company that sells cameras to police departments. the dash cam will be able to identifiy everything f

deputies spotted 39-year-old thomas williams at his home on northside avenue in redwood city.ams had two outstanding warrants for his arrest...one of which was for a felony weapon's violation. authorities ... decided to release their k-nine. however williams became violent at one point actually choking the dog. deputies were able to control williams and arrested him. "crash" the k-9 was seen by a veterinarian and was given a clean bill of health. (james) darin white has been appointed to be the next fire chief of oakland and will be sworn in today. white has served as interim fire chief for the last nine months. he assumed the position after former fire chief teresa deloach-reed retired. deloach-reed came under pressure after the ghost ship warehouse fire last december killed 36 people. (robin) our coverage of the north bay firestorm continues. investigators say it's too early to know the cause. kron 4's gabe slate met with cal -fire to talk about what goes into an investigation of this magnitude and how long it is likely to take. sot - chris anthony / division chief cal fire

minorities and america joining me now to continue this conversation is your who williams professor of history at the university of st thomas thank you so much for joining us you who are now why do you think the majority of white americans who participate in this poll believe they are being discriminated against. i think they've been fed a steady diet particularly with the election of donald trump and this belief that somehow white americans are now disadvantaged or have been disadvantaged by gains by minorities in the last half century when you consider that since the civil rights movement in the past did the civil rights act of one thousand sixty four the voting rights act of one thousand sixty five african-americans have made tremendous gains and those those pieces of legislation have created or tried to equal the playing field there are a number of people who feel like white americans who feel like they've lost privilege as a result and you're seeing that narrative now really take shape under donald trump's presidency it's interesting you say that because the poll it shows that mostly white men believe they were being d

williams this way. "you sold yourself to the parasites you surrounded yourself with. "said attorney thomas burke of his client -- >> he has a lot of regrets. he's made some mistakes. he admitted to those mistake, and he is genuinely sorry for those mistake. >> reporter: williams fall from grace began with the revelation that he had accepted tens of thousands of dollars worth of unreported gifts from those doing business with his office. announcing he would not seek a third term in office, he admitted his actions -- >> brought much embarrassment, shame and adverse publicity to me and unfortunately to the office for which i love. >> reporter: criminal charges followed bribery and other crimes allegations that williams had in effect sold his influence as da to support a lavish lifestyle. on june29th he plead guilty to one count of bribery as part of a deal that ended his trial prematurely. >> shame, shame, shame! >> reporter: in a statement read by his attorney in court, williams apologized to his family, friends and supporters and said quote i've made mista mistake. mistakes of character and

williams this way. "you sold yourself to the parasites you surrounded yourself with. "said attorney thomasnt -- >> he has a lot of regrets. he's made some mistakes. he admitted to those mistake, and he is genuinely sorry for those mistake. >> reporter: williams fall from grace began with the revelation that he had accepted tens of thousands of dollars worth of unreported gifts from those doing business with his office. announcing he would not seek a third term in office, he admitted his actions -- >> brought much embarrassment, shame and adverse publicity to me and unfortunately to the office for which i love. >> reporter: criminal charges followed bribery and other crimes allegations that williams had in effect sold his influence as da to support

representatives curtis thomas and donna bullock and councilman jannie blackwell for providing leadership on the effort to rename 30th street station after the former congressman williamgray iii and to applaud amtrak for moving forward with those discussions. >> terrific. and that's "inside story" for this week. thanks to everyone here and to >>> coming up next, action news news >> police trying to determine why a man leafedly tried to run over a philadelphia sheriff's deputy. >>> what witnesses say was happening right before a man was shot on his front porch. >>> from philadelphia, to puerto rico, how local heros plan to make a difference on the hurricane ravaged island >> those stories and more next on action news.

thomas. >> thanks, very much, we certainly shall. 5:32. happening today former philadelphia district attorney seth williams will learn his fate, he will be sentenced for federal corruption and bribery he faces a max of five years in jail when sentenced this afternoon. he resigned as district attorney back in june after pleading guilty to accepting a bribe from the businessman in exchange for legal favors. he was disbarred last week. >>> and a couple hundred teens in the middle of the street, it becomes an all out mala, brawl, and in the middle of it all a 16 year-old girl is stab police are trying to figure this one out. lets get tout lauren johnson with what we know, lauren. >> reporter: issue is there are so many factors involve biggest one is intersection here in olney. then there is septa buses, is there hundreds of students and dismissal time, all of the elements combined created a violently chaotic scene on monday afternoon around 4:00 p.m. several dozen groups of students were waiting for the bus and fight broke out. neighbors say it was mainly girls. in the end a 16 year-old was stabbed in her side, rushed to the local hospital, one man ha

william county. live in woodbridge, melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> mel, with the jacket on this morning. mike thomasorning since may. that's how -- >> early may. >> really. >> yeah. fall feel is back. definitely chilly this morning. but this afternoon feeling a little bit better. even if it's cooler feeling day the bright rays of sunshine will help warm you up. 14 degrees cooler this hour than yesterday here in washington. 20 for gaithersburg. 20 degrees cooler at dulles. 22 degrees calmer i this hour. temperatures still in the 30s in some of the suburbs. gaithersburg 37 degrees. they've been there all morning. 37 at manassas as well. 38 at dulles. here in d.c. bubbled between 47, 48 degrees. it's 50 in annapolis. 41 in baltimore. satellite/radar super quiet and we may see cloud or two across our path today. that will be about it generally speaking bright blue skies to today, tomorrow and thursday and friday it looks absolutely gorgeous and quiet this week. plenty of sunshine today. pleasantly cool. 63 degrees your daytime high very pleasant fall. >> sunshine should make it feel nice. >> absolute. f

here are written to william king and in this particular piece which resides in a different collection, but is also to governor king is a congratulato congratulatory message from thomasefferson about maine's statehood. we talk about sharing history with people from maine and with people throughout the united states and the world. it's important that the collections are used, what they're here for and the research library give us that they are accessible. if people want to view the museum arts and objects. >> we're in the eastern prom nad of portland, maine. we speak with the author about his book, "the american character". >> the struggle of the united states freedom being personal sovereignty, versus the common good goes back before the country was founded and the struggle between different colonial clusters in different region and their takes on that, profoundly speaks of the early republic and revolutionary era and goes back to the constitutional convention, to the debate and struggles that cal colonies when they were fighting great britain and they were flaring up. the idea that you would try to create a liberal democracy from scratch was a revolutionary idea at

have here are written to william king, and then this particular piece which resides in a different collection but is also to to governor king is a congratulatory message from thomas jefferson about the success of maine's statehood. we collect for the purposes of sharing maine's history with people from maine and throughout the united states or around the world. so it's very important to us that collections be used, what they're here for, and our research library gives us that outlet so that they're accessible so that if people are interested in the history of maine, they can come here and they can view items or artifacts or some of our museum objects. .. the struggle between different colonial clusters in the different takes on that family