From the cbs Broadcast Center in philadelphia this is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Now at 11 00 oclock, tens of thousands cheer on the taney dragons at the Little League world series and while it was not their night, their request championship is still alive. Im chris may. Tens of thousands did fill those fans in william port. Thousands more cheered them here on home. There are watch parties in Chestnut Hill and at Philadelphia City hall hanging on every pitch. Weve got Live Team Coverage of tonights game. Todd quinones watched with friends of some of the players but well begin in williamsport. Matt rivers has late reaction from the taney coach. Matt . Reporter chris, all in all a tough day out here for the taney dragons an tough game for may know davis taken out of the game in the top of the third after giving up three runs and the dragons eventually lost tonights game to nevada by a final score of eight to one. We have some footage to show you from this game this great game here in william
Fans in william port. Thousands more cheered them here on home. There are watch parties in Chestnut Hill and at Philadelphia City hall hanging on every pitch. Weve got Live Team Coverage of tonights game. Todd quinones watched with friends of some of the players but well begin in williamsport. Matt rivers has late reaction from the taney coach. Matt . Reporter chris, all in all a tough day out here for the taney dragons an tough game for may know davis taken out of the game in the top of the third after giving up three runs and the dragons eventually lost tonights game to nevada by a final score of eight to one. We have some footage to show you from this game this great game here in william port tonight. As you can see, things did not go well right off the bat more or less. Mone gave up two run homerun in the second inning and nevada went up three to nothing. The dragons did not go quietly. They had their chances scoring a run on pass ball in the bottom of forth up to go narrow the sco
Field. Why wasnt he at a prison with better security . He murdered people. And new word somebody actually warned the prison about the escape plan before it happened. Lots of news. Lets get to it. Good friday afternoon from the fox news deck. The Islamic State terror group may have three times more fighters than officials first estimated, or may not, because the systems we have been getting from the government lately, for instance the number of people trapped on the mountain, that number was wildly wrong. Is this one right . No idea. I can tell you what the government says. The government says, its more than they first thought. According to the cia specifically, which reports the militant group could have a fighting force of more than 31,000 strong. We cannot confirm that. As the United States prepares to wage an air war without any american combat troops on the ground, or nontheyre admitting to, because there are people on the ground, theres no doubt. A cia official says the Islamic St
The day. The cia estimates that isises that 30,000 fighters across iraq and syria. Wellplaced congressional source says theyre adding up to 500 fighters a week and have serious Financial Resources as well. Many lawmakers are happy the president is addressing the threat, some are concerned his enough. If our goal is to eliminate isil, there is a lot of doubt whether the plan outlined by the president last night is enough to accomplish that mission. The president is always good delivering a speech and this is something that not only as the house and American Public is trying to push him to, develop a strategy for the entire middle east. Reporter meanwhile the Obama Administration continues trying to build its international coalition. White House Press Secretary josh earnest spoke about that effort. If other countries are prepared to make commitment about military action they would either support or undertake themselves well allow them to make that announcement. We, we are pleased, howeve
Five WSU faculty have been selected as speakers for the Thomas S. Foley Institute Foley Fellows Program. The speakers for this series include Trevor Bond, director of the David G. Pollart Center for Arts and Humanities, philosophy associate professor Michael Goldsby, philosophy professor Bill Kabasenche, Caroline Long, politics and policy associate professor and sociology professor.