jim: right. tony: and moore just throws it right to the sideline and smith is just staring at the quarterback. that was intercepted 100 out of 100 times. and that throw has to leave his hand because of the free rusher and really that's what separates top-level quarterbacks a lot of times. there are a million reasons but one of the big ones is to get their protection right. jim: extra point makes it 40-0. and again, it was 38-6 baltimore in their matchup last december. how about that as a stretch against a team that's won 13-17 games, to beat them 78-6 combined? next thursday, a.f.c. east action. the bills battle the jets. "thursday night football". we'll call it, we'll be there. nfl network. tony: it's going to be a big one. game of the year. buffalo really is playing well and the jets have been playing pretty good football. both teams complete surprise this is year. you have to give both their head coaches a lot. of credit. jim: well, you got the bills at 4-2. sean mcdermott doing great things a

not just that jim huden gave it to him, but he taught jim huden to fire the weapon and that jim huden gave it back to him just a few days after the murder of russel douglas. >> if you'd had that information before you went to florida, you could have brought jim huden back in cuffs. >> you bet. >> instead, now you've got the proof, and jim huden is nowhere to be found. >> right. we have all we need. now we just need jim. >>> coming up, with jim out of the picture, his lover peggy thomas meets a new man, a millionaire cowboy who was about to be taken in a wild ride. >> she said, but i didn't have nothing to do with it. i said, well, did you take a lie detector. she said no, my lawyer told me not to. i'm like, if you're innocent, why wouldn't you take a lie detector? and she never gave me a good answer. i looked in her eyes, she's evil. >> when "dateline" continues. a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke

let's take a look at the replay first, jim. >> jim: that ball was moving with the wind. buffering. >> tony: it did a little, i'm going to fade, no, i will draw, because all opposing field goal kickers are good in this building, but not tempos. >> jim: gostkowski 4 for 4 on the other side nick folk is 0 for 3. >> tony: that's the nfl in the nutshell. you want to know how close, right there. one kicker makes for and the other mrs. three. >> jim: brady is stone-faced the bucs have a chance. >> tony: this is similar to last week, new england's -- giving the field goal to carolina at the end, now you see that they have to score a touchdown. this is 1:10, not a lot of time to score the touchdown. a huge time with not a lot of timeouts. asking a lot. >> jim: the kick to reedy, and he will not try it. >> tony: winston in college was fantastic. asking him to do it again, seven career game winning drives, fourth quarter over time. including -- >> jim: like four days ago. >> tony: he has an option, it will be difficult, but this first play is everything. no sacks, that will end the

>> jim: two raiders in the area. >> tony: it is the same route concept. >> jim: look at cook. >> tony: cook with murray right there. >> jim: sorensen tried to knock it away. he broke the plane. they are double checking if he did. what do you think, tony? >> tony: it looks like a catch. as long as the ball did not move right there as it hits. >> jim: he had control. >> tony: can you believe that? he is down. this is great right here. the ball is going to come back based on what i saw there. write short of the dash this is incredible. >> jim: do you think they will call him down? >> tony: he will be down a foot short. >> jim: right there. >> tony: right there. what happens from here -- you are going to have to get everybody up on the line. >> jim: what an effort by cook, but he did not get across. >> tony: what you do is you go right here. you line up out there in a formation that looks like a run. two receivers out there, the big people, and two fades quickly, 16 seconds. >> jim: look at this. all the traffic, five players in the area. cook comes down with it. >> tony: it might be too

let's take a look at the replay first, jim. >> jim: that ball was moving with the wind. buffering. >> tony: it did a little, i'm going to fade, no, i will draw, because all opposing field goal kickers are good in this building, but not tempos. >> jim: gostkowski 4 for 4 on the other side nick folk is 0 for 3. >> tony: that's the nfl in the nutshell. you want to know how close, right there. one kicker makes for and the other mrs. three. >> jim: brady is stone-faced about it, because he knows that the bucs have a chance. >> tony: this is similar to last week, new england's -- giving the field goal to carolina at the end, now you see that they have to score a touchdown. this is 1:10, not a lot of time to score the touchdown. a huge time with not a lot of timeouts. asking a lot. >> jim: the kick to reedy, and he will not try it. >> tony: winston in college was fantastic. asking him to do it again, seven career game winning drives, fourth quarter over time. including -- >> jim: like four days ago. >> tony: he has an option, it will be difficult, but this first play is everyth

ballgame on the line, jim. jim: they converted already in this quarter on a fourth and 1 on a pass play to mccaffrey. tony: no safety in the middle. they could free throw throw it down the field. jim: here comes the blitz. down the middle and the eagles say incomplete and the officials agree. tony: and the ball just comes out of the side of cam's hand just a little bit. you see right there? that ball, it nosedives to the right. and that's the difference. the eagles are going to escape with the win. jim: how about the eagles? they're going to go to 5-1 and they've already played four of their first six games on the road and they're 5-1. tony: that's an impressive start. both teams are playing great football but the eagles are in this one tonight. very physical battle. jim: we can only hope that next thursday night we'll have a game as good as this one. rivalry time out west. raiders will be hosting the chiefs. we'll be in oakland. first we'll see kansas city on sunday hosting pittsburgh. the chiefs trying to mai

ballgame on the line, jim. jim: they converted already in this quarter on a fourth and 1 on a pass play to mccaffrey. tony: no safety in the middle. they could free throw throw it down the field. jim: here comes the blitz. down the middle and the eagles say incomplete and the officials agree. tony: and the ball just comes out of the side of cam's hand just a little bit. you see right there? that ball, it nosedives to the right. and that's the difference. the eagles are going to escape with the win. they're going to go to 5-1 and they've already played four of their first six games on the road and they're 5-1. tony: that's an impressive start. both teams are playing great football but the eagles are in this one tonight. very physical battle. jim: we can only hope that next thursday night we'll have a game as good as this one. rivalry time out west. raiders will be hosting the chiefs. we'll be in oakland. first we'll see kansas city on sunday hosting pittsburgh. the chiefs trying to maintain the only unblemished

and abused jim's mother. he says, i would have done him in if he was still alive. and he says, i found a person that met his description, as far as abusiveness. and i says, yeah? and he says, well, i shot him in the head and killed him. no chance that he was kidding or not telling the truth? i knew he was telling the truth. he says, peggy found a person that, supposedly, was abusive. and it happened to be the husband of a woman that owned the hair salon in whidbey island, i believe. where peggy worked? where peggy worked, yes. so peggy knew all about this? she helped him. josh mankiewicz: for five months, bill hill says he struggled under the weight of that confession. then, in late july 2004, his conscience finally got the better of him. i decided to make my first call. your first call? to whidbey island. to the police. yes, to the island county sheriffs. i felt guilty i was giving up my friend. but i knew something had to be done. josh mankiewicz: within days of that call, detectives mark plumberg and mike

or jim would be suspicious. you had to do it in a way that jim would think it's his choice, his selection that brought john in the game. >> the first step was get him to pick you and that job was the deputy chief of the unit run by nicholson. >> the interview wasn't particularly long but i got along well with him. it was clear he didn't have a lot of good things to say about the structure of the leadership in the agency. my views of h.r. were a good laughter in the interview and he understood completely that i thought i was going to die if i stayed there. whenever you have an interaction with anybody that's a planned activity. you always come back and reflect on what you did and i came away with the opinion that it went pretty good. >> jim did an excellent job as a manager choosing the best person for that job and ultimately he chose mcguire. unbeknownst to jim, he was a spy and probably the last person he wanted to have next to him. >> and ended up sitting in the next next to nicholson's and then it was game on

>> jim harrison: mhm. dan larhen: okay and a couple of morels. >> anthony: is writing any way to make a living? >> jim harrison: no, not hardly. >> anthony: i try to explain this to people. you have to be either a monster of self-regard, delusional, or just so [ censored ] lucky that -- i mean the forces of the universe are aligned against you. >> jim harrison: yeah, the only thing you can do is if you're just completely tenacious and write with a disregard for every outside circumstance there is. most people look in the mirror and say, "you know, i'm getting old," or something like that. but shakespeare the poet said, "devouring time, blunt thou thy lion's paws." that's a little better, huh? >> anthony: nice view, i cannot complain about this. >> jim harrison: yeah. >> anthony: so what are you doing around half a year here and half a year -- >> jim harrison: yeah. >> anthony: in ah -- >> jim harrison: arizona. >> anthony: arizona. >> jim harrison: real interesting culture. an ever-present border patrol, w

>> jim: two raiders in the area. >> tony: it is the same route concept. >> jim: look at cook. >> tony: cook with murray right there. >> jim: sorensen tried to knock it away. he broke the plane. they are double checking if he did. what do you think, tony? >> tony: it looks like a catch. as long as the ball did not move

tom: we have jim keenan. explain floating-rate versus fixed-rate, and why you need to flow now as you go into 2018? jim: it is around the duration risk. fixed income has a variability of rate risk associated with it. bank runs give you credit risk -- senior secured credit risk that are tied to the front end relative to what you would get in fixed income. i do think it is important -- the bank loans, the secured market is giving you a good risk-adjusted return profile. what we talked about before is the volatility has been low. but dispersion has been hyde. -- high. whether you are looking at loans are high-yield or emerging markets, the underlying economy at low growth, there is still huge divergence between winners and losers. i think that is -- an important part whether you are looking at high yields or loans in having a balanced credit portfolio. tom: what is important here is the exogenous shock. is chairman warshe, chairman taylor, chairman hubbard, can they be an exogenous shock to the certitude of the

. >> jim: right there. >> tony: right there. what happens from here -- you are going to have to get everybody up on the line. >> jim: what an effort by cook, but he did not get across. >> tony: what you do is you go right here. you line up out there in a formation that looks like a run. two receivers out there, the big

jim, rahel? >> you're a cord cutter? >> oh, yes, i got rid of cable year and a half ago, two years ago. >> i can't even imagine life without cable watch about you, diane? >> well, i need my cable still , yes, yes. >> bravo, vh1. >> jim? okay, you're taking some mill end yan action there, all right. >> over the year antenna, my apple tv with netflix. >> you're fancy. >> see? happening there with the youngsters. i don't think they call themselves youngsters. >> they don't. >> all right, diane, thank you >> millennials. >> have a good weekend, see you monday. >> president trump is ramming up his efforts to dismantle part of the affordable care ability. >> after announcing major changes yesterday, the white house dealt obamacare another blow late last night. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in the cbs-3 news center with the latest, good morning, jan. >> jim, rahel, good morning, dramatic move. president trump has made it clear, he's resorting to executive and administrative authority to do a congress failed to

. >> jim: he did. the fragile back at that. about jack del rio saying that he is not an excuse guy, the coach, very proud of this team. the fabric of the locker room is close, and i don't think this will bolster the confidence and after the way they win this one tonight. >> tony: it was an incredible game. i tell you right now, oakland knows that they are in the mix. they feel it tonight, they have a chance. kansas city with a devastating loss. >> jim: 31- 30, oakland takes it. coming up next is "mazda postgame show." back with more after this. you have been watching "mazda postgame "thursday night football" on cbs and the nfl network. ♪ ♪ ♪ that's more than a scratch. what do you think about our new truck buddy? ♪ ♪ ♪ state farm knows it's more than a truck. so why not give it the protection it deserves. i am so sorry. (dog growls) talk to a state farm agent today. which of these truck tabrands do you think offers best in class hd horsepower and the most capable off-road mi

what a classic, jim, you told a story of demand all around the world. it is fabulous time to be in your business, isn't it? >> it is it's the best place to be. >> i have felt with 150,000 discreet towers there is no more room and we don't need anymore >> well you need a lot more transmitter out there to go from 4 to ultimately 5g and get everybody on the latest technology the towers that went up today in the u.s. were 40,000 of them we have suppliers in the market. we got most of the infrastructure we need for the next few years in this company already built, it's a matter of your capacity management how many more transmitters and layers of equipment can you put on >> are there ones maxed out and you have to get new ones >> there are very few. we can always redevelop and strengthen and make the tower, whatever you need. >> are there buildings that have towers -- that don't have towers yet? >> there's a few when you're in an urban environment like manhattan, the zsh but what we -- but when we need to get a site built in a urban, rural area we can get it

jim? >> thank you, christie. from reading, pennsylvania, an update on the all bright football team, three players kicked off the team over the national anthem this week have been offered reinstatement. larger issues of social and racial issues of injustice must be addressed. >> kelly elementary school will remain closed one more day, reopening on wednesday. >> the sweeten beverage tax has bursted the bottom line for 60% of the businesses he's surveyed. the tax has burdened specific stores that often survive on a 2% margin. >> the city could receive the same results and fund its programs by sustaining the wage tax instead of the bait and switch that took place with the beverage tax. mayor kenney said the community support the reduction of the wage tax because unlike the soda tax, it's a tax everyone has to pay and suppresses job growth and business attraction to philadelphia. he touted the beverage tax pays for thousands of prekindergarten students. >> still to come, wendy saltzman with the business of growing pot

jim: yes. robert: all right, well, stay with us because we're going to come back with a tour of the museum, the san jose japanese-american museum. that's next. robert: and welcome back. talk about wearing a lot of important hats. jim nagareda is back with us. and before we continue here, we mentioned that your family had a connection with the photography business since 1920, more like around 1960 was the first family business, right? and you opened the photography business in 1990. jim: yes. robert: still impressive. and we didn't think you were old enough to be a photography shop owner since 1920. okay, but he is currently the executive director of the japanese-american museum of san jose, which showcases a unique collection of permanent and rotating exhibits chronicling more than a century of japanese-american history. and let's go talk about that a little bit. first of all, the 30th anniversary is coming up, right? jim: so yes, the 30th anniversary. the museum has been around for 30 years, b

>> caller: hi jim. i want to asking you about nlnk. i wanted to find out -- est krng they're -- >> i think their way too bullish. this is the preclinical early drug stock that we're struggling with we -- when you have an eli lilly report a great stock, goes down 4 from there it's hard for me to do a new link. >>> listen up people, this isn't some ordinary piece of rotation this is historic and worldwide >>> on "mad money" tonight, feel like this rally's too good to be true, i'm foigoing off the charo a bull market. >>> taking a hard look at hardware which shares of go pro and fitness. training your all-time lows, i'll tell you if the wearable bubble can be rebuilt or burst >>> a fwrup in australia is striking back. today i'm eyeing a coffee player in the coffee space. stick with cramer. hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? armless bowling. ahhhhhhhh! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. ♪ ♪ my ambition?

jim: absolutely. i suspect that what happens, if backstalan administration down, then you will get toward some sort of conversation, some moreof talks about devolution or some degree of independence, a bit like the scotland settlement so far. this out, i think they will increasingly come to the recognition that the e.u. will not allow back and independent catalonia. this is a major political issue. they don't want to promote separatism in other member states. i think there will be a very strong red line drawn here by the e.u. 27, and i think it will be extremely awkward. the grassroots and catalonia who want independence right now won't like that. , the firstresting got independence was the presumption that it would be easy for accession back into the e.u., and it's not so. , i knownd for the euro the dollar is one of the dominant stories. this looks as if it's backing down from secession, just the other night, were looking at the call options over put options. subjective andbe say that means that mar

. >> jim, do you know? >> i don't remember. >> i remember sending a gift but i don't remember what in that was. >> of course, you did, that is sweetest thing. i have to tell our viewers at home if you didn't know it already, jim donovan is one of the most sweetest, most giving people, and, for natasha. >> yes. >> i will need it. i will need the whole box. >> it is definitely going to behoove jim as well he need his anchor to be awake. >> yes, but even still worth a mention. >> we are going to find out, guys, lots of sunshine, net is broke out winter coat. think about doing the same. it is chilly. nice clear sky will do that. any heat filled up yesterday has licensing since just disappeared up to the atmosphere and our temperatures have reflected. that down to 40 in millville. forty at reading. even at allentown at 41. you have dropped out officially in the 30's so far this morning. regional wide, it is just chilly out there. expect to need the jacket when you walk outside the door. give you a sense what the

. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in today's morning minute, thursday, october 5th, 2017. >> go, everybody go. >> telltale sign associated with these type of actions. >> questions linger about the motive behind the massacre in las vegas, a lawyer for the shooter's girl friend saying that she had no idea why he did it. >>> upon police arrival they found three victims. >> bullet casings litter a north philadelphia street this morning a man is dead and two others are hospitalized. >>> and sex assault at lake noxamixon in bucks county, two men forcing a woman in the car and driving her to a secluded area. >> shocking accusations against a delaware day care worker, officers say 31 year-old amber worthy broke a baby's leg while trying to get her to go to sleep. >> ♪ >> that is kerry washington stopping by the late show last night. >> yes, stephen colbert got a free sample of the lipstick color she helped design. does i

. >> reporter: jim, papadopoulos was not on anyone's radar screens that i know of. now he and the high profile manafort are heading down what promises to be a long rough road. >> you start out with the underlings and you work your way up the ladder. >> reporter: legal experts like lawyer george parish say mueller is using industry as he tries to unravel the mysteries surrounding president trump's campaign and russian president vladimir putin putting the heat on a relative unknown like papadopoulos a better known person like paul manafort and his lobbying partner. >> and the question now becomes what, if anything, does manafort have to trade to try and get out from under. >> reporter: as the president prepares to head off on major trip to china and korea, a national security expert assesses the impact of the manafort explosion on mr. trump's standing. >> you still have people out there like general michael flynn who seems to be a person of interest and we have other folks such as donald trump jr. that may be people of interest so at this point it's really premature o

we know how jim donovan is celebrating with the suit. but how are fans bathing after their performance in south carolina. >> we'll explain when we come trusted battery for your do you need the most son's favorite toy? maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan and i'm wearing the sui

never quite a surprise jim donovan's suit. we know like clock work, if the eagles win, jim will be in the suit the next day. >> yes. >> un unpredictable. >> i'm with you, katie, i'm with you. >> i just got to sit next to jim all day, so i have to keep it flying. >> i hear ya. so i'll put it out there now. i walk out the door, come plea ly forgetting i needed my jacket. by that point too late. i was coming up to the hit and i didn't have time to run in and get it. i'm chilly right now. do as i say rather than what i do on this one, but my defense , mother nature does not know what season she want to be in, can't make up her minds, up to 80s, 70s, 60s, now into the 50's many locations this morning, so it is cool outside. again, walk out the door with a layer, don't do what i did. meanwhile, we take a look at storm scan three which is

jim? >> thank you, christie. philadelphia police are on the hunt for a murderer tonight. the suspect shot and killed a 17-year-old boy on the 6700 block of north 16th street at 7:30. detectives haven't revealed a motivate. a 47-year-old was killed in bear delaware when she ran off the road and struck several trees at 6:30. both speeding and drunk driving were factors in the crash. the driver was not wear ago seatbelt. >> philadelphia police are trying to track down the bandit responsible for the recent rash of armed robberies in fairmont. annie mccormick has more. >> police are still working this case at this point, jim. it was in this area at this block that one of the armed robberies happened earlier this week. police believe there is a pattern. they believe that the description is the same and the way the gunman approaches the victims is similar too. >> police are investigating four armed robberies in this fairmont neighborhood this week, the first 8:00 p.m. sunday on brown street. 40 m

i'm just mowing the lawn >> stop, jim. believe it or not, carly ray jetson believes this song five years ago, been nine weeks at number one, get this, it is still hitting miles stone. the music video for call me maybe just surpassed the 1 billion views mark on youtube >> yes, carly ray. >> i just look a little different. that will was five years ago >> i don't know, jim? what happened? >> no one drinks a bottle of water like you, jim. >> the only way >> cbs this morning is next >> remember to joining us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ call me maybe ♪ it is tuesday, october 10th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." massive wildfires kill at least 11 people in california. 1,500 homes and businesses are destroyed. we'll take you to both southern and northern california where flames are out of control. >> 3 million americans in puerto rico are still without power three weeks after hurricane maria. david begnaud is back on the island where offi

jim: the enrollment. forhe enrollment period aca, the trump administration is slashing funds for new jersey's enrollment council program by 62%. that is one of the hardest hit states in america for the cut of this program. how would you replace the money that the trump administration is asking, or is taking away, how would you help 300,000 new jerseyans who purchased health care on the marketplace in the absence of these enrollment counselors? kim: we added 530,000 people to the roles. it has been my position under the waiver that we should work hard, no matter what replaces it , and no matter what we call it, to be sure those 530,000 people don't have the rug pulled out from under them. we need to make sure they get to pick their doctors. we need to make sure it is affordable for them. i've congressional leaders have to go back to washington and fight for what is ours. we are a donor state. -- is ais a thing single-payer advocate. government is in a better position to pick your doctors than you are. i th

jacob in louisiana >> booyah jim what's going on? >> i don't know, looking forward to the weekend, i got a big teefrping i'm doing at the harvard club tomorrow, come by new york what's going on? >> caller: the "lightning round" yesterday i saw that was entertaining >> what's going on >> caller: hey first time caller here i need information now on ball zoom >> i like it, i thought they had a compelling story, a long time hold cathy. >> caller: hey >> sorry cathy i say we go to next caller, todd in texas >> caller: hey booyah jim, appreciate your advice >> of course >> caller: i'm been looking at jet blue and alient holding. >> no you want to buy southwest. the stock got polvarised, we saw some 59 back to 55 pam in pennsylvania. >> caller: booyah jim how are you doing? >> doing well how about you? >> caller: doing great thank you for you and your terrific team. i have a quick question about la guard dah. >> we're going to stay away. we don't recommend a lot of pharma here, we think it's in the cross fire of the government the slowing d

. >> i take issue with the banks, jim cramer was talking about it this morning, jim was basically saying the banks right now are experiencing multiple expansion in front of what should be a raising rate environment and faber pushed back and said, rates haven't really riven yese. they are anticipating something, they are anticipating a higher rate environment they are anticipating a better capital markets environment, better profitability if we don't get that then you have a problem >> they've already been producing some of that >> have they really? activity has been poor >> you can cherry pick what areas are weak, but you can also look at record earnings, record revenue, record this or that, whether bank of america, citi, jpmorgan you can look at the pe thing but how many times have we said, you go price to book and if we go by that metric, that's why wells fargo, i thought the other day when it pushed down to 51, that was an opportunity. >> 1 1/2, 2 times book, leverage ratios 100 times they are now. >> if they had much better balance sheets, the reason they've been getting a lower mult

jim in illinois. >> caller: this is jim in illinois, also home of sam buffet and his foundation and he's our sheriff i've had kellogg for a while it's been up seven years now it's in the low 60s. >> well the report tomorrow i don't think anything's good i think the company's managed to pull something out of the hat. i think the stock is going lower and not higher, unless it's a take over bid don't expect one >>> this is entail two city style market you pick the wrong sector and get eaten by a bear but chose right and you'll be riding the bull >>> "mad money" tonight, colombia sports ware is tested tough but could unusually warm weather be bad news for the company. i'll sit down with the ceo >>> then is snap inc. snapping back >>> and -- is down 20% so far, but can the company bounce forward since that last quarter? i like what i saw, might be a come back. i've got the exclusive so stick with cramer the amazing new iphone 8 is at at&t... and we know you'll love it. because we know you want more. more great camera features and more power. and more than just unlimited data, we give you unli

jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. we are continuing following breaking news this morning, home riddled with bullet holes this morning, in south philadelphia. >> and police say that home could be connected to the murder every two teens earlier this week. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, liver in south philadelphia, with what we know so far. trang? >> rahel, jim, several mains neighbors tell me they heard rapid fire booms overnight. they didn't know what it was, they went back to sleep. but here, on the 1600 block of juniper street, still one police car here, to calm neighbors fears, after shots were fired at the home of a teenager, who is a person of interest in the shooting death of two south philadelphia teens earlier this week. now, last night, police officer tweeted a picture of the teen, and his address, but that tweet was quickly taken down. take a look at the scene overnight here. officers nearby heard shots fired around 1:30 this morning on the 1600 block of jupiter street. now police say the person fired a

jim? >> we have received funeral arrangements. a viewing saturday morning at 8:30 our tiffany of our lord church in philadelphia. a funeral mass following at 11:00. >>> police say a stolen car led to a nasty four-vehicle crash in west philadelphia tonight two hours across on 59th street near master. officers report seeing the white car striking another vehicle then running into two parked cars. the other syringe a careened into a 16-year-old boy breaking his han ankle. >> everyone on the scene held their breath when a six-year-old boy was struck by a school bus this afternoon in the city of camden. mercifully, everyone could atail that it would have been worse. dan ciewdann cuellar is at coopr hospital. >> the six-year-old has been upgraded from critical to stable condition. he havhe has a serious leg inju. camden county police are determining how the bus driver didn't see the child. >> he was in much pain. she ran his leg over. you have the blood there and everything. the tire went over h

jan, jim, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. classified files on president f kennedy is fueling more conspiracy theories. >> there are certainly a lot out there. this after president trump decided to withhold some files because of security concerns. more on the story, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning, national archives in washington responsible for releasing these documents but experts say it will take days if not weeks to fully make sense of it all. >> it is the day historians and conspiracy their orest haves been waiting around five decades for. the national air caves has released more than 2800 records related to the jfk assassination, the government required by 1992 law to make them public by thursday. so far we're finding it it is a picture every things we already new, some rumors, some inneundo. >> among the details printed in black and white, 25 minute before kennedy was shot, london reporter had received an anonymous tip, to call the us embassy, quote, for some big news. the fbi discussed lee harv

jim. >> sarah thank you. jefferson university hospital and the jefferson health system confirms it is laying off several hundred employees. a statement from the ceo says the staff reduction amounts to about 2 percent of 30,000 employees. the workforce. half by layoffs, about half by attrition. maybe just under 2 percent. jefferson has recently grown from a three hospital system to 13 hospitals. ceo stevenasko says that growth has prompted the hospital to re-evaluate its staffing needs. >>> a teacher in newark got quite a surprise this morning. students and staff at newark charter high school gathered to honor tammy lunsford. the science teacher is the first from delaware to win the prestigious milken educator award. it comes with a $25,000 prize. lunsford is one of only 45 teachers in mercury receiving the award this year. coming up on "action news" tonight, she retrieved her cat from philadelphia's animal care and control team but something was missing. now she's considering legal action. >>> and the eagles

well to day is thursday october 12th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check the forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> you nailed it, slick roadways this morning. seeing that driving in. hopefully doesn't linger too long. katie will touch on. that but we have some problem spots out there because of it not only construction but accidents. >> that was expect. flip flop from yesterday when morning drive was okay, p.m. drive wasn't so hot. now we are in the thick of the things with the heaviest rainfall moving through. it is moving along but it will be with us for man jotter of the morning i think but this widespread coverage of the radar likely becomes more scattered as time goes on. you will still get drenched this morning in the handful of spots, salem, cumberland county getting hit for example right now and that pocket of the yellow thaw see that is radar 101 right in the shape of the radar, more intense rainfall is coming down. as we zoom out things are trying to push out. wind flow is still on shore so we are going to be stuck in the cloud

>> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. that is right another record setting day on wall street, lets do the numbers first. dow jones rallied 167, nearly 168 points, nasdaq added 11, the gains came off the back of the strong earnings are earnings season and we will stick with the letter e, it is also about the economy. outlook for the global economy is improving, facing stronger corporate balance sheets, a 1/ 2 punch there industrial co like caterpillar and 3m which you will know fun its post it notes boosted wall street yesterday, jim and rahel. >>> i understand consumers are not in love anymore with chipotle, it cannot be the quacamole. >> reporter: i know, right. well, it is hurricanes and high avocado prices that hurt chipotle's latest numbers. while the burrito chain saw profits double to 19.6 million-dollar, chipotle would have performed even better were it not for this furious hurricane season, recently and add to that the company's dip, remember all of the hype around that it wasn't the hit it expected to be. it has

today is thursday october 26th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. we will introduce to you an arson dog retiring but first lets check forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> good morning, happy thursday. i felt the difference today, walking outside, very chilly, road are looking good. we have a couple problems that we will get to in a couple minutes. >> it is dry, we will see overall a dry day, may be a sprinkle but this isn't kind of forecast that requires umbrella, later in the forecast you have to break it out but not today, looking good, we have cloud cover right now across new jersey, but, regardless, still looks like a quiet day all and all we may see cloud throughout the day and it is also on the chill i side, that ends up being the main head line. you can understand you are down now, at best, in the lower 50's, philly and wildwood are won that are mildest in the slew of observations and if you go in the north and western suburbs that is where it is at its chill yes, sir, thankfully wind is not strong but is there a noticeable breeze tha

. >>> today is thursday, october m jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. all that plus changes coming to the schuylkill river trail in philadelphia but first lets check the forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> gateway to the weekend, welcome back, rahel. hopefully you are feeling better. we have construction. everyone loving weather, nice try roadways, katie. >> it is so nice to see it feels nice in the sunshine. jim's just a beacon of light. >> halleluiah. >> isn't there a song title there. >> you are the light up my life. >> she's singing already. >> 4:31. i can start singing whenever i want. we have bright sunshine expect yet again today another beautiful day coming up here with high pressure in control and still looks like this pattern will hold out, if you look really closely you can see these speckles of green on the radar. do not worry about that. sometimes they show that are not precipitation and that is what this is. little bit of ground clutter, we will not find any issues today. nothing but full sunshine is the spectation. here's other p

mark in nevada mark. >> caller: hi jim how are you doing? >> doing well mark >> caller: yes, i have the sears canada announced their closing their store today. >> saw that. >> caller: so what's going to lap with the company sears holding corp are they going to go bankrupt or not if they do what real estate investment trust may be affected >> sara taj is the one you do business with. i don't know how it stays in business, i've been in retail and my parents have been all their lives. i don't see how sears pull out of the sales trend if sara taj can transition over to other stores they'll do well. it's not for me. ashby in indiana. >> caller: my question is about bay zoom i've had the stock for a few months and it's been on a downward trend i'm wondering if you think i should hole it >> in this one ashby it's a wild trader and we have to accept that in the end i think it's an up stock. hold on to it. maybe buy more below 30. >>> air ball, the sports apparel space is struggling. vf saw it coming much more "mad money" ahead including my exclusive

all of you bond people recognize jim grant. thanks for taking the time jim? >> all right let's get his mike fixed. >> we're going to go back to michelle and we're going to correct this. >>> we're going to get his mike fixed, we'll work on that ridung this commercial break. don't move i know you all want to here what jim grant has to say throughout my career, i've been fortunate enough to travel to many interesting places. i've always wanted to create those experiences for others. with my advisor's help along the way, it's finally my turn to be the host. when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise o. >>> welcome back. jim grant, my special guest. thanks for taking the time. conventional wisdom is ecb, ast program going to expire. is it going to cut back when mario draghi makes announcement? what is your thoughts in the area, jim? >> my basic thought is that the radical policy begets more radical policy and it will be less easy to remove it or to reverse it than people expect. prices are information and interest rates are prices

good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. paramedics rush victim to penn presbyterian hospital with the severe head injury in the coma for three days but now recovering at home. this assault and carjacking happened right here across the street at this luk oil gas station. the suspects left him for dead in the middle of the roadway until someone called for help but it was all caught on this surveillance video. this happened last friday around 11:00 p.m. near 58th and baltimore. police say a 56 year-old pizza delivery man just made delivery that was walking back when he was approached by five young men between 14 and 25. as you can see one of the men points it at the victim. he then hits him from behind and incomes him out cold. another member drives off in the distance in the chevy prism while a man with the gun rifles through his pocket. >> the age of these kid, it is horrifying to see kid at this age acting this way for no reason at all. it makes me wonder where are these kid parents at and what are they teaching these kid.

. >> i'm jim donovan. first, what you need to start your day in the morning minute today is friday, october 20th. >> racist messages spark school fight in south jersey. >> that's a teachable moment. >> this has been very difficult week for student here just fraught with tension >> if you elect a call a family like this, about the most difficult thing you can imagine. >> chief of staff john kelly addresses the president's phonecall to the family of a fallen army sergeant. >> it stuns me that a member of congress would would list never on that conversation. >> more grim news out of california, recent wild fires could end up being the costly he is in that state's history. >> hoping to become the home for amazon's second headquarters. >> philadelphia is in the goldie locks zone for amazon, just right. >> mayor jim kenney thanks the coalition that made the city's bid possible. >> more from our own ukee washington. dancing with kids at a coat drive in chichester. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> got to love the ukee. >> i taugh

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>> well, good morning, rahel, jim. still, so many trist surrounding this horrific crime including the woman's identity. her face was so badly beaten in a police are not even sure how old she is. but take a look at this video of the scene overnight around 1:00 a.m., police and paramedics responded to a 911 call of a person lying on a sidewalk under a train trestle on the 1800 block every westmoreland street. they arrived to find an adult woman with trauma to her head, and her face, blood on her clothing, and her legs and torso inside after trash bag. medics pronounced the woman dead, less than 20 minute later. >> right flu we don't have or know the cause of death. but it appears that there was some sort every trauma to her face, also, her head. the fact that her body is in a trash bag, of course, is very suspicious. >> the woman's bodily next go to the medical examiners office to undergo an autopsy to determine exactly how she died. but for now, live outside police headquarters, aim trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," r