when he wrote houston for help, houston asked him to come to new york to work a temporary assignment in the national naacp office. and in october of 1936, thurgood and buster left his crowded family home in baltimore for new york city. when thurgood and buster first arrived in new york, they stayed with relatives until they found a small apartment in harlem. they would now be alone and on their own for the very first time. inan office across town the naacp was still basking in the glow of their first victory integrating the university of maryland law school - which energized houston's education strategy and gave it momentum. marshall would now share a second floor office with houston to help him move it forward. jose anderson: for the first time in his career the full force of his intellectual ability was focused on destroying jim crow. how do we go about building the legal campaign. kimberle crenshaw: we're going to dream a possibiliy and we are going to do it with craft, we're going to strategize, we're going to do it with finesse, in these southern courtrooms. narrator: soon after

if you are living peacefully in houston we want you to live peacefully in houston. if you break the law we will prosecute you. if we have deported you, you are back again, we deported to, and you are back again, that is the definition of insanity. doing the same thing over and over again. that frustrates people, even houstonians. >> how toxic is it to talk about amnesty? >> not toxic at all. you have senators like ted cruz who are venomously opposed to the immigration reform that would lead to a path to citizenship. >> i do my best not to talk about senator ted cruz. [laughter] our business community, and this'll be the second time i mentioned my governor. -- i mention my governor. the state department and the houston police department have the same policies dealing with the undocumented. community is on record saying we need a path to citizenship. >> why politics in the state so tough on that issue? view them as so tough. the rhetoric in washington is not reflective in the practicalities of governing the city, the state, and making sure human beings who are on the

what do you hope comes of the rally in houston tomorrow. i hope it is larger than houston and all over the country. people are seeing that it is time for folks to stand up f their rights and say we'll not take this any longer. >> i think that will be the case. we have 20 seconds left. do you believe that this is ignited a lot of people who were asleep in the church pew not from the sermons because they didn't think it mattered if they got involved in civic affairs? >> i hope so. this mayor this last week, said i will not let the citizens of houston vote on my civil rights. that ought to infuriate everyone in this country. >> it should, stove. set your dvr. and we don't want you to miss a minute of this show. that's it for now. this is mike huckabee in new york. go vote on tuesday. good night and god bless. and stay tuned for justice with judge janine coming up next. >> hello and welcome to justice. i am judge janine pirro. one and only donald trump why he thinks there is never a greater enemy to israel than president barak obama. 50 my open

the team is planning for a motel-based rescue on houston's bizzenette avenue. security personnel must be on their toes. they briefed the team for tonight's mission. scott, a weapons and tactical instructor who trains federal law enforcement agents heads up a four-person security squad, which he has positioned strategically throughout the property. >> remember, this is a very, very dangerous part of town. a lot of bad things happen. >> so we surround the building, north, south, east and west in cars and we have eyes on the building. >> everybody maintain your situational awareness and keep your eyes open and ears open. now, primary alpha escape plan will be two, if we grab a girl and she agrees to go with us is to immediately go down the hallway and take a right turn down this door, go down the hallway and to the fire escape and go down the stairs. >> lock and load. >> i like to work with daniel because he doubles as security and fake john. >> my background is i was in the united states marine corps for five years and i also have three children, three daughters

answer yesterday, but it did -- houston houston texans yesterday, but it came at a big locals. katherine scott has more outside the link. >> reporter: two key injuries for the birds, multiple sources are saying nick foles broke his collarbone and out indefinitely. he has an mr scheduled later on today. hopefully we'll learn more then. >> now the game is behind us and time to go on to the next game. >> reporter: but the next game could be without two key players. the eagles top the houston texans, 31-21 but it came at a cost. linebacker, demeco resigns picked up a pass and pumped and then he went down. his teammates crying as they carted him off the field. >> demeco is a rock for us on defense, we'll see what happens, but the guys have to step up. nick foles was injured in the last play of the first quarter. he waked off the field and went into the locker room for x-rays. mark sanchez stepped in and threw two touchdown passes. >> i said in this league you need two quarterbacks. >> reporter: for now looks like ryans is rout out, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> voters

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what do you hope comes of the rally in houston tomorrow. i hope it is larger than houston and all over the country. people are seeing that it is time for folks to stand up f their rights and say we'll not take this any longer. >> i think that will be the case. we have 20 seconds left. do you believe that this is ignited a lot of people who were asleep in the church pew not from the sermons because they didn't think it mattered if they got involved in civic affairs? >> i hope so. this mayor this last week, said i will not let the citizens of houston vote on my civil rights. that ought to infuriate everyone in this country. >> it stove. set your dvr. and we don't want you to miss a minute of this show. that's it for now. this is mike huckabee in new york. go vote on tuesday. good night and god bless. and stay tuned for justice with judge janine coming up next. >> hello and welcome to justice. i am judge janine pirro. one and only donald trump why he thinks there is never a greater enemy to israel than president barak obama. 50 my open. the pr

so their relationship stayed strong until the end of houston's life in 1950. in fact, in the hundreds and hundreds of letters that i've reviewed between the two of them and about conflicts during the legal campaign where others were writing or complaining about one thing or the other, not one word of criticism between the two men about each other to anyone or to each other. so i think that that's very important. >> thank you. i want to ask professor kimberly crenshaw -- not moving from history and looking forward -- you're someone who has studied race in society in so many ways. and so many perspectives. could you speculate, if thurgood marshall were a litigator today and he surveyed the civil rights landscape, where would he be putting his energies? what cases would he be bringing? would he be looking at overincarceration? would he be looking at police brutality? would he be in ferguson, missouri? would he be elsewhere? the administration of the death penalty, which obviously was something he was involved in when he was practicing. what do you think? >> well,

. >> mientras población blanca no hspana de houston crece, población hispana crece el doble. >e> sta semana en noticiero telemundo una controversia picante. población blana no hispana en houston esta envejeciendo pero nivel de educación de hispanos no incremnta, vsmos con la información . >> los hispanos transforman el rostro de houston . >> la comun9idad latina crece. >> (...) hace revelaciones sobre lo que ha pasado en esta ciudad en 20 años. >> población de blancos anglosajones está envejeciendo la edad promedioes de 42 años mienstras hispanos es de 25 y aunque mexicanos son mayoría, salvadaoreños ha aumentados, pero estudio revela que solo el 5 por ciento llega a educación univeristaria (ver información en pantalla) . >> un detalle importante es que estudio no solo se baso en inmg latinoamericanos sino que hijos de latinos nacidos aquí. >> la segunda generación se separa por falta de educación . >> (...) sostiene que a diferencia de anglos muchos niños no tienen acceso al preescolar . >> aquí no tienes escuelas buenoas no vas a tener la preparación. >>e l

he played in houston. players wishing him the best waving to his former fans in houston. but he is out for the year. all right. fourth quarter eagles need to seal it up. how about this mark sanchez two touchdown passes did he throw a couple of interceptions one was not his fault. that was an 8-yard touchdown pass to maclin. chip kelly didn't change the offense when sanchez came in. >> since day one here, you know what type of professional he is. he takes copious notes. he's a real professional and i said since day one you better have two quarterbacks in this league and we were fortunate when nick did go down we could bring mark in. i don't think we missed a beat offensively. >> our offensive coaches do a great job making sure the starters get reps. the second team guys get reps. you know, stand behind nick every time when we're in walk throughs and stuff making sure i'm taking on the mental reps. and, you know, you never want to get caught off guard. so i was just happy i prepared well. happy i was ready, and happy i could help the team. >> we're not satisfied yet. you kn

the eagles beat the houston texans but it came at a coast. the live report from south philadelphia is coming up. >> the final push before election day we detail what's at steak and who is towing the line in one of the biggest races in the area. >> details on a program that's meant to speed up check in at a hotel. it starts with your smart phone. >> good morning, everyone, it is 4:30, my watch says 5:30. >> reporter: hey, david how doing? >> reporter: pretty good, i hope you're on tame across the region. we have the promise of early sunshine we think we'll transition to a sun and clouds mix. the cloud cover that's coming down in a gentle flow this morning. 38 degrees in philadelphia. 33 in allentown. upper 30s in trenton and reading. 37 in dover. 34 in millville. and 43 down the shore everybody feeling cool. there's a bit of a breeze out there. winds out of the northwest. a couple of spots in the teens, mostly single digits, but overall we're looking at the winds to pick up, not as bad as yesterday, but 10 to 20-mile an hour wind. 36 degrees b

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houston texans. ducis rogers will have a preview. those s >> good afternoon, it is sunday, november 1, nydia is off, i'm eva pilgrim. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." a bullet-ridden car is part of the investigation into a teen's shooting overnight. >>> high-profile politicians are in town today to help candidates for governor. >>> it's a chilly windy day, people in philadelphia were no match for the whipping wind. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the wind is still blowing right now. eva we're seeing tropical storm force winds across the area this afternoon. this pumpkin right here, i found this 15 yards to my left, i picked it up scistles walking -- as i was walking down. we had a set of three mums. the other thing i noticed there were leaves everywhere yesterday because of the heavy rain. we had a massive wind coming in and blowing everything away. we'll start with the wind gusts, this is the big story, current wind speeds 46 mil

>> well, houston is -- [inaudible] >> we have a wonderful and dynamic mayor, yes. [applause] >> that people don't understand that it is an attitude in texas as well and we say in the south, we don't care who your people are or where you're from, we care what you can do and what you bring. in my own election i had ari been elected in the city of houston six times and i said oh, my goodness, how can this happen. it is a familiar candidate and i was coming out of the control. we have an election. he only other woman mayor was elected out of this and she also got to preside over a terrible economic downturn. and so who do you want is someone who knows where every dollar in the city is. it's no mystery. >> thank you so much for being here with us. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. [applause] >> edwards noted name is back in the news. a new documentary that the former security agency sparked a national debate about what information should be private and what should be public. those questions and the challenges the service remained today we address them with

>> about an hour and 15 minutes, i think. >> standing by in houston is zachary roth. are people lined up for an hour or more to vote? do you get the sense that problems are isolated to houston? >> these problems are not isolated. here at the westside in houston, they seem to have gotten more machines working as you showed. people were waiting this morning an hour and 15 minutes because there were two machines working. we had reports from other parts of houston about another site being down for an hour because of electrical problems. they say voters were not offered the chance to cast a ballot if they had to leave early. state-wide, the secretary of state's voter registration system has been down for much of the morning so people have been unable to access that to find out registration status and find out where they should be voting. we spoke to the office and they downplayed the problem saying one fewer option for voters to find out. that is causing serious confusion too. the backdrop is the state's strict voter id law which we know will disenfrance chiz the number of

. >> hello, houston. yankee clipper with intrepid in tow has arrived on time. >> we didn't actually spend much time asking ourselves about the greater meaning of this. we weren't aware of what was going on around the world in terms of the reaction of people. we just pressed right on. >> i think i see my crater. hey, there it is, there it is! son of a gun, right down the middle of the road. >> outstanding, 42 degrees. >> it wasn't until afterwards that we began to realize the depth of the significance of it. >> until apollo 11, the moon was unobtainable mystery. but after apollo 11, the moon is mysterious no longer. >> all of human experience will be divided into two eras. before man walked on the moon and after man walked on the moon. >> the whole world was together at that particular moment. it was an example that in spite of all that's going on down here, in spite of all that we're going through, there's hope. >> my generation is the generation that changed the moon from an object to a place. and that w

a lot of key players went down in houston as we all know. the latest on nick foles and chip kelly's new quarterback mark sanchez coming up in >> the eagles among the elite at six and two despite an injury plagued season this time it's the quarterback and the leader of the defense. down for the long count nick foles is out up to sick weeks after he was pinned on his left shoulder cracking collarbone yesterday in the win in houston. he will not require surgery. mark sanchez came on in relief. the veteran ran the offense pretty good for a player side lined since 2012. >> his preparation is outstanding in terms of what he does here in terms of preparing and prepared himself like he's a starter much knots the like oh, my god have to go in the game. he was ready to go in the game. when you watch what we did offensively we didn't change anything. he can run. first play he through a 50-yard pass to maclin. >> defensive quarterback done for the years. eagles blamed dee me company ryan on the injured reserve list after tearing his achilleas. it happen

a lot of key players went down in houston as we all know. the latest on nick foles and chip kelly's new quarterback mark sanchez coming up in sports. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions in government contracts to his campaign contributors -even as he cut funding for child abuse prevention. in congress, only trivedi will do what's right for you. i'm manan trivedi, and i approve this message. >> the eagles among the elite at six

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the sixers beat houston last year. they are hoping that it helps them get up to 500. and the number one goalie steve mason is looking for his first win. mason's self confidence is not through the roof these days or you can't feel very good about yourself until you have that kind of success. and, you know, once you get the first one, you are going to keep coming. and it's a trying start to the season. stay positive and work hard. >> they have a new lighting system. he has trouble with the glare off the ice. he is not complaining about it but that is one component. >>> cecily tynan and accuweather >>> you know what we need? >>> what? >>> warmer weather. >>> we'll do that. jim wants warmer weather we are going to get warmer weather and dry for the next two days. stormtracker 6 live double scan dry conditions tonight. it dark. live at sky6. partly cloudy skies. the sun is setting at 4:56 eastern standard time. we are losing the daylight. we are showing yes, i am tracking early weak warmth before thursday. it's going to be a washout. and future tracker, temperatures in phi

a rl incident killed chemical workers outside houston. when will the unusual cold temperatures end? ♪ >> and three decades later, rm recreate a charity hit of the past. knowledge ♪ >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. the white house confirmedthis afternoon what i.s.i.s, held last october, be kassig becomes the fifth western hostage beheaded by i.s.i.s. two other americans and two from britain were previously killed. the newest video however is much different than before. we have two reports tonight beginning with julianna goldman. >> this is peter edward kassig. a u.s. citizen of your country. >>reporter: like previous videos, this features jihadi john. but kassig was not kneeling this a orange jump suit and did not make a statement. shows i.s.i.s. soldiers executing syrian officers, there wasn't an additional western hostage at the end. susan rice briefed president obama on the video board ifers ah 1. the parents released a statement said we are incredibly proud of our son, we will work every day to keep h

last night they took down the previously unbeaten houston rockets. here's schu. he's got the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the season is young but the warriors are the only undefeated team left in the nba, hosted by houston last night, who was without dwight howard. flu-like symptoms. despite 26 turnovers, they pulled off the victory. seth curry had himself a night in houston. andrew bogut is healthy and he has been huge. seth scoring inside and out. creates space. knocks down the three. warriors up 5. james harden led the rockets with 22. second quarter steps up and buries the lee. -- the three. rockets up 8 at the half. third quarter, the alley oop. he had 15. grit sequence for golden state. klay drives through the lane and hits the lay-up. houston gets sloppy with a lazy in-bounds pass. curry steals this, knocks down the three. seth 34 points in rebounds. clock down to 3 in the fourth. not for long. and isaiah drills the 3 over klay. warriors up 4 when seth steps in front of harden's pass. coast to coast and despite 26 turnovers t

folks there behind the keyboard, the headsets on. >> less groupies, though. >> reporter: joel houston is colead pastor in new york, but also guides hillsong united. >> music has an incredible ability to break down walls and to reach people's hearts. >> reporter: a snappy beat, a smidge of scripture have made for a winning and profitable combination. how vital is the music to funding what you do at hillsong? >> well, it plays apart, for sure. and it's been -- >> reporter: a half, a third? >> you know, to be honest, i really can't answer the exact amount. we're a nonprofit, so, all of the finances come into the nonprofit and are used for the ministry. >> reporter: like many megachurches, hillsong is shy about discussingç their financ. at the service we attended in noeshg, we were asked not to film the offetory. >> you see their sacrifice here. >> reporter: one areas critics have seized upon are social issueshomosexuality. the church comes out of a pentecostal tradition. >> the only way getting out of that life is through jesus. >> reporter: theology steeped in old testament tradition.

and 70 restaurants in the houston area and 5 hotels, it could hurt us there. the perfect place for oil is around $85, $88 and i think we'll all be well. the problem in the industry right now is inflation. and, you know, it's kind of funny. i was at a dinner with bernanke and he said there is no inflation. i can tell you in my 35 years in this business every single cost is up right now except energy. and there's definitely inflation out there. i sit here and i watch the experts come on saying there isn't but there is inflation out there. >> where is it coming from? >> food. >> everything. i don't care buying a plate, if you're buying any type of food, first time ever, everything from meat to fish to everything is up. and it's every product. it's not like it's one. i don't care buying a broom or buying a 16 ounce prime strip. it's up. >> so you're saying that the government data is out of touch? >> i'm going to tell you. i called bernanke on it. you know, i was sitting there next to carl icahn. he operates in consumer businesses and we hit him on it over and ove

i represent houston. it is you know fracking was a critical part of george mitchell's portfolio and i think he really changed and revolutionized the world when he developed advanced fracking. i think we lost her. that is okay. i would like to ask mr. williams, in terms of on our side, free-market, can you tell me how is it that we are competing, in what ways we can undo something to make it more beneficial for both sides. we have passed laws here that are very well intended but also it ends up impacting your industry or other industries in a negative way. i would like to know what laws we pass that are meant to be for good that are not. >> in response, to be undiplomatic i don't think anyone ever passes a law that they don't think is not going to work the way they intended to work. we will start with that premise. the thing that i feel we miss out on is that we don't really listen to the beneficiaries. if 5 was to ask an african energy minister to pick up your conversation about china, where would they li

places like georgia and, in houston, texas, as well. voters tell us they are angry, they're disappointed, they're frustrated. the question tonight will be do they take that out on the president's party, the democrats, or is it incumbents across the board ultimately that are the ones who are targeted right now. of the eight most competitive senate races right now, all of those are within just four points and half of the 36 governors races are still said to be too close to call. the key issue according to americans right now, natalie, is washington gridlock and the economy. tonight could be a long one. we could be going to overtime in some places. decision 2014 may not be done until 2015. >> results are in at 10:00, 9:00 central time right here on nbc. >>> new details this morning about the moments leading up to friday's crash of the virgin galactic spacecraft in the

the eagles with a good win in houston, but how long will they be without nick foles and domico ryan? we'll show you why the birds are now in first place. that is coming up next.

let's head to houston to find out. warriors and rockets squaring off in a battle of the unbeatens. dwight howard a late scratch with the flu. warriors started fast in the third. an easy two, then watch curry. playing it cool then nabs the inbound and just like that warriors up six. then in the fourth curry simply too hot for houston. seth curry taking an awful james hardin pass. moments later take a pass from andre and that would be the ball game. 23 of seth's 34 came in the second half. the warriors stay perfect with a 98-87 win. >> i don't know how we're 5-0 the way we just toss the ball around. it's bizarre. but we're 5-0, so that's good. we like that part. >> the rockets were able to hang in for a while. how did the warriors -- >> well, we have this guy named seth curry, he's pretty good. >> he is pretty good. texas pretty good this season too. they're in dallas for the opener of a seven-game road trip. third period logan, hot just like that. under ten to play, shepherd to byrns. things get interesting. going to clear the puck and anton frustrated by the score and you see what

places like georgia and houston, texas as well. voters tell us they're angry and disappointed. do they take that out on the democrats or is it incumbents across the board that are ultimately the ones targeted right now. of the eight most competitive races right now, all of those are within just four points, and half of the 36 governor's races are said to be too close to call. tonight could be a long one. we may be going toover time in states like georgia and louisiana. it may not be done until 2015. >> put a pot of coffee on. we're going to have coverage tonight as results roll in right here on nbc. >>> new details this morning about the moments leading up to friday's crash in the mojave desert. they released a detailed

what went right and belong to loss against arizona and looking closer at sunday's game against the houston texans and as he does each and every week head coach chip kelly will breakdown the all 2s. don't think of going anywhere because "eagles game plan" starts right now. >> i'm rob ellis along withik

the investigation into a chemical spill that killed four workers outside houston. a storm system will spread snow from new mexico to new york. when will the unusual cold temperatures end? >> ♪ bring peace and joy this christmas... ♪ to west africa! >> glor: and three decades later, stars of the present recreate a charity hit of the past. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. this is our western edition of the broadcast. the white house confirmed this afternoon, what isis claimed this morning, american peter kissig has been executed. kassig who was just 26-years-old had been held since last october, he becomes the fifth western hostage beheaded by isis. two other americans and two from britain were previously killed. the newest video, however is much different than before. we have two reports tonight beginning with julianna goldman. >> this is peter edward kassig. a u.s. citizen of your country. >> reporter: like previous isis execution videos, this one features the same black-masked killer with

now barwin and ryans knows with the turf real well because both played for the texans and on houston's horrible turf for years before they became eagles. beat up during a college football game saturday night while houston's home turf is awful its fans showed class given ryans a massive ovation as he was driven off the field. so we will see how the the mark sanchez era begins on offense and kacie matthews era begins on defense and first kacie matthews era was really bad, if you will remember. >> we will see, i mean defensive side of the ball, big headlines will be all about sanchez and foles but defense is so crucial and without the special teams scoring so many points on defense up to this point, i don't know, it will be interesting to go see, whether they can truly be contenders. >> reporter: injuries are a part of football. you saw how bad cowboys were without tony romo last night. it is how you deal with the injury, that makes you a champion. >> it will be interesting to go see. we can talk football all day but we have to move on. >> indeed. >>> happening today jury selection begins

. >>> the eagles scored a big win against the houston, houston hon texans, but it did come with injuries. >> reporter: sources are saying nick foles broke his collarbone, eagles have not confirmed that yet, foles has an mri scheduled for today. >>> the eagles top the houston texans 31-21, but the victory came at a cost. linebacker, demeco ryans picked off a pass and fumbled and went down, his teammates were crying as he was carted off. he is expected to miss the rest of the year with a torn achilles. >> demeco is a rock for us on defense, i hope he is already. guys have to step up. quarterback nick foles was sacked and injured his left, non-throwing shoreline in the last play of the first quarter. he walked off the field and head to the locker room for x-rays. mark sanchez stepped in and completed 15 of 22 passes for 220 yards. the head coach commended his play, but some fans are not convinced. >> sanchez he got a win and brought it home. >> i said from the start we got to have two quarterbacks in the league, when nick went down, i don't think we missed a beat offensively. >> reporter: b

so, you know, it's just the legacy he left behind here at houston. i mean to have guys come from the other side line and show respect like that just, you know, admirable. >> that it is. time for our first time out here in the zone. >> when we come back sports radio wip's glenn macnow is talking about the game and whether or not the eagles can continue their winning ways with mark sanchez. that and much more when the zone continues. >> well can you back to the nissan sports zone everyone. joining us now a man who needs no inn pro duck. look at that face. >>> sports radio 94 wip, queue 1060 the great glenn macnow, thank you very much my friend my pleasure guy. >> huge win today. but a very costly win. >>> real costly one. we'll start with todd harremins who looks like he hurt his ankle in addition to the biceps. he can be out for while. nick foles looks like again there find out more tomorrow. do imaging tomorrow. minimum of a month. >> four to six week. >>> biggest news is demeco ryans appears to have torn his achilleas out for the year inn i think th

houston undefeated so far. sixers looking for their first win after three games. let's go sixers together we build. let's get up a said tonight. absolute chaos off the track, at a nascar event in texas. driver, get into a wild brawl, in the pit. then everybody joins in. gordon was upset because he knocked him out of first place with just a lap to go. gordon ended one bloody lip in all of this. a lot of pride hurt, as well, not what the youngsters want to see, but yes, that definitely got out of hand. >> mud rooms quickly becoming central addition toss homes. so how can you make the most out that far extra space? we'll have some advice, from angie's list, when we come back. >> also ahead, big surprise for one trick-or-treater. what one woman lost in the candy dish that she now wants back. >> ♪ >> cowboys lost, washington lost, hopefully giants lose tonight. we're live as the eagles surprise fans this morning at dunkin donut. we'll talk with one of them, star of the defense, when we come back. >> what a fun surprise for customers. >> i'm telling you! oh, that's gr

. >> the eagles land in houston for a tussal with the texans. it is 7:00. the clocks went back an hour overnight. don't forget to change the batteries in your smoke alarms. let's head outside to chris sowers, jumping around. >> he told us earlier he likes the cold. >> reporter: i almost forgot how much i miss this stuff. this morning we have the winds whipping around at 25 to 30 miles per hour with temperatures down into the upper 30s, low 40s it's putting feels like numbers down into the 20s and 30s. if your son has a soccor game this morning, a light wind breaker will not cut it. you'll need gloves an hat. storm tracker 6 live double scan, the winds is whipping up. the system continues to intensify off the coast of new england, heavy rain is battering boston and heavy snow is south of ban gore and caribou. not as much as as they saw in the coral lines -- carolinas, but they will see an accumulation out of that. ful we're expecting a windy afternoon and temperature-wise we'll be well below average. here's what it feels like right now, 33 in philadelphia. 3

similar thanksgiving celebrations in chicago, houston, and here in the nation's capital where runners tried to keep up with the rest of those turkeys. along l.a.'s skid row volunteers continued a 70-year-old tradition feeding more than 2,500 homeless. from the white house the president worked the phone to thank america's troops. >> to our service members who are away from home, we say an extra prayer for you and your loved ones. >> happy thanksgiving to you there, tough guy. >> reporter: and even if it wasn't mom's cooking from south korea to germany, those troops enjoyed special meals. in afghanistan hundreds of soldiers shared their last thanksgiving away from home. >> looking forward to, you know, my boys are young and going to boy scouts and taking them everywhere. >> reporter: across the northeast like the pilgrims, more than 300,000 homes this thanksgiving were in the dark after wednesday's storm. one family pulling out the barbecue to grill pancakes. still today most airports enjoyed smooth sailing. travelers make sure seats in the upright position, sunday and monday are the bu

also ahead, seth curry trying propel the warriors past the houston rockets. it's a battle of unbeaten teams. mike shumann has the highlights coming up in sports. ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. these guys should've gone to my place, cuz right now, i have two breakfast croissants for just four bucks. they're both made with a freshly cracked egg and melting cheese on a buttery, flaky croissant. try the supreme with bacon and ham, or the sausage. they'll fill you up for - whoa hey! what are you doing? you can't make a

eagles will be without two players of course, quarterback nick foles, left that game against houston, now cbs sports is reporting it is a clavicle. after foles went back, back up mark sanchez came in and he got the birds to victory, big win, eagles go to six and two. now, also, philly also lost the player considered the quarterback of its defense, linebacker damico ryans. ryans went down in the second half while leaping tonight septa pass, he dropped the ball, so you new something was wrong, he reportedly tore his achilles and his season is over, that's a huge loss for the birds, so how do the injuries to foles and ryans affect the eagles playoff chances in who is the bigger lost? plenty of people already tweet being this, make your voice heard, using hashtag cbs-3 mornings, way in on twitter, facebook, instagram, and we'll read some of your responses later on on our broadcast. huge game on so many levels yesterday. but the birds will bounce back. we'll talk more in just a little bit. >> coming up on 4:33, back to kate. >> good morning, let's start things off with a quick check on sky

ducis rogers hosts live from houston at 2:11:30 and get a wrap up on game day final where mike quick joins ducis rogers for all the highlights at 11:35 immediately following "action news" at 11:00. >> it is 9:08 much more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." we turned our clocks back overnight but that extra hour of sleep may do more harm than good. >> old man winter makes an early call in parts of the south this weekend. >>> looking live in atlantic city, no snow in our area, thank goodness. meteorologist chris sowers has party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life. ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪

. >> and the eagles land in houston for a tussal of the texans. >>> many of us waking up later as we turned the clocks back overnight. don't forget to change the batteries in the smoke alarm also. i forget about the people who work overnight they had to work an extra hour. >> chris likes the cold. >> reporter: it's november it feels like november and it does this morning. we have windchills in the 20s and 30s. the wind whip around from 25 to 35 miles per hour. ment good news you can see where we lost the rain. it will be chilly out there today, we'll see a decent amount of sun as the after wears on. numbers wise, we're in the 30s, quakertown, 38. manners creek 39 -- martins creek 39. gandys beach 42. avalon, 43, woodbine, 42 degrees, winds gusting anywhere from 25 to 35 miles per hour throughout the viewing area we'll see the gusts exceed 35 or 40 miles per hour later on always the coastal system right here continues to spin and push toward the north. we're on the backside of it, so the winds are out of the northwest and they will continue to howl later on. accuweather says it will b

chip kelly and eagles arriving at houston hotel. starting safety nate allen says his hamstring is sore. if he can't play earl wolff will get the start. >> earl is just as ready as anybody. he has gotten reps. he's ready. >> do you feel confident you'll play. >> we'll see tomorrow, tomorrow morning how i feel and take it from there. >> now if you heard temple lost 35 straight home games to ranked teams and then against ranked east carolina today they were out gained by nearly 300 yards. would think there was no way in the world owls would whip. think again. temple taking on number 23 east carolina and they can't hold on to the ball. five fumbles. davon young 63 yard fumble return temple runs away 20-10 they beat top 25 team for first time in 16 years when michael vick was at virginia tech. well things getting ugly between penn state and maryland today before they kickoff. look at this. maryland refuses to shake hands during the coin toss. terps hit with penalty for that. 3rd quarter penn state high five after this christian hackenber

last night they took down the previously unbeaten houston rockets. go warriors! here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the season is young but the warriors are the only undefeated team left in the nba, hosted by houston last night, who was without dwight howard. flu-like symptoms. but they pulled off the victory. seth curry had himself a night in houston. bogan has been huge. seth scoring inside and out. creates space. knocks down the three. warriors up 5. james harden led the rockets with 22. second quarter steps up and buries the lee. rockets up 8 at the half. third quarter, the alley oop. he had 15. great sequence. klay drives through the lane and hits the lay-up. curly steals this, knocks down the three. seth 34 points in rebounds. and isaiah drills the 3 over klay. warriors up 4 when seth steps in front of harden's pass. cove to coast and despite 26 turnovers they beat the rockets 98-87. the only unbeaten team left in the san jose. the sharks, all over the country starting last night in dallas. there's knock