getting a second chance to get their hands on the special passes. good evening. those passes are the only way people can ride the regional rail during pope francis' visit in september. riders are hoping luck will be on their side. randy gyllenhaal is live tonight. you spoke to commuters eager to get one of those passes. >> reporter: denise the critical thing to know is most stations that day will be closed. only a few hubs will be open to pick up passengers. conshohocken is usually busy. people may have to go to chestnut hill if they're lucky enough to get a pope pass in the first place. in less than an hour you can head to septa's website and enter the lottery for the chance to win a pope pass on the regional rail. the golden tigckets will be in high demand. not just for pope fans but locals who commute into the city for work. you have to work into the city that weekend? >> i do. people are talking about what the situation will be. >> reporter: todd works in hospitality. he's going to try his luck on the website. >> i heard about the situation they had before. little hesitant about that. i'm going to try again, just in case. >> reporter: if he wins a ticket the real work begins. he'll need to choose one of the few hub stations to start his trip. septa will only have 31 open a fraction of what they usually operate. once you get into center city prepare for quite a hike. you will start at one of a handful of stations like 30th street, jefferson oruniversity city. then you'll begin the long walk. probably a mile maybe more to get to the security entrances for the event. once it's all done you've seen the pope, you're going to have to walk all the way back again to catch your train home. needless to say, wear some comfortable shoes. for those that don't win a ticket maybe a subway or a trolley. >> if i have to i'll just drive, i guess. i'm afraid to drive, too, because everything will probably be closed down. >> reporter: the city says driving is basically a terrible idea. roads will be closed. no cars will be allowed in the safe zone. your best bet is in an hour to sign up for a pope pass. you'll find out on thursday if you've won. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> the app has everything you need to know before you buy your papal passes. download the app for free to get a link to purchase the passes, plus the frequently asked questions about the lottery process process. join us this tuesday at 7:00 for an exclusive half hour on pope francis, where the only news operation to visit the pope's homeland before he visits philadelphia. we spoke with his friends, colleagues and critics to learn more about the man who became the people's pope. that's tuesday at 7:00 p.m. on nbc 10. philadelphia police are searching for a driver who hit a little girl and took off. it happened just before 5:00 tonight along lambert street in north philadelphia. investigators say an suv hit the 5-year-old then the driver reversed and took off from the scene. medics rushed the child to the hospital where she is in stable condition tonight. the vehicle is described as a light-colored suv or jeep with the following possible pa tag number. jsg-6673. anyone with information on the vehicle should call police. a a single car crash certain people to the hospital tonight. two of the victims were critically hurt. the suv flipped over and came to a stop in the center median on interstate 95 in yardley. it happened around 7:00 tonight. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. nbc 10 learned a couple found dead after setting out on a canoe trip in maine was from bucks county. the couple is 58-year-old roy carlisle and 53-year-old judith carlisle. the coast guard says they were both wearing life jackets, however, their canoe has not been found. a fisherman discovered roy's body yesterday morning. judith's body was found early this morning. this is video of chandler bay where the carlisles went canoeing. the marine control says the couple owns a camp in the area. autopsies will be performed to determine how they died. a coast guard helicopter crew pulled a man to safety after he spent four hours treading water off the coast of cape may last night. another boat found the 45-year-old man and pulled him from the water. then the coast guard chopper arrived and hoisted the man up and took him to the hospital. no word on his condition. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> turning now to our weather. another hot day, marking day six of our heat wave. as we take a live look at 8th and market streets in center city there are changes headed our way. let's check in with first alert meet rolgtsteorologist brittany shipp. >> our humidity is going to go up as we head into tomorrow. 90 degrees, meaning day six. as we return back to work monday the temperatures will bump up to a high of 93 degrees. with the return of the humidity so it'll feel hotter. 91 will be the high into tuesday. it's probably going to be the last day we're dealing with temperatures above 90 degrees. your future temperatures show by 7:00 a.m. temperatures in the low 70s. 71 degrees in allentown. high 60s in the poconos. by lunch, we're close to 90 degrees. 87 will be the temperature around lunchtime. the other thing i'm tracking besides the return of the humidity as we head into tomorrow, i'm tracking showers. i'll let you know the possibility of storms into monday afternoon. what to expect is coming up in my seven-day forecast. day one of eagles training camp is now in the books. some new faces joined the team but it was former eagle brandon boykins' comments about chip kelly that caught the attention of fans. you can count on us for all the big stories coming out of camp. for more on this let's turn it over to comcast sports net. boykin had strong words for his former coach. >> the first question chip kelly answered was not about bradford coming back from injury or winning the super bowl down the road, but another allegation from a former eagle, boykin about how the head coach relates to players of color. >> when he left here last night, shook my hand and gave me a hug. >> reporter: boykin was traded to philadelphia saturday night. comcast got in reaction via text message from boykin early sunday morning. quote, the truth is chip is uncomfortable around grown men of our culture. he can't relate and makes him uncomfortable. he likes total control of everything and he don't like to be uncomfortable. players excel when you let them naturally be who they are, and in my experience that hasn't been important to him. >> i don't believe it. talk to the other guys here. those are the guys you should talk to. >> i'm not going to comment. i think he's a great coach. takes care of us as players and i think he does a good job at leading this team. >> i don't know man. that's not -- i mean we were joking about it during stretch. racism is not funny. that's not what i'm saying. guys are like aren't you mexican? aren't you native american? black guys white guys polynesian. come on that's crazy. >> reporter: as for boykin as a steeler, he was asked to clarify his statements. >> when you are a player you want to relate to your coach. no matter what. outside of football. when not talking football i want to be able to sit there and talk to you about whatever. i'm not saying he's a racist in any way. i'm saying that as a player i wanted to be able to relate to my coach a little bit better. >> reporter: this news came as training camp was getting underway. for sam bradford there's an opportunity for him to get back in the mix. he played an important role in the first day of practice. we have that later coming up in sports. >> thanks ron. nbc 10 is the official station of the philadelphia eagles. we'll be following the team at training camp and have pre and post game coverage and every snap of the season opener august 15th against the colts. an eight-inch main broke this afternoon around 3:00 on the 8600 block in bustleton. officials will be out to make repairs tomorrow. until then they delivered bottled water to affected residents. a vandal in the city of brotherly love had no love for hitch bot. he was going for a cross country journey. the canadian researcher who created hitch bot as a social experiment said someone in philadelphia damaged the robot beyond repair. the robot was trying to successfully travel across the u.s. the journey came to an end after two weeks in the u.s. but not before gaining 46,000 followers on twitter. >> there were so many people happy to root for hitch bot, to talk about it. it's wonderful. >> hitch bot first set out from martial marble head, massachusetts, with the goal of reaching sacramento. he posted sometimes bad things happen to good robots. my trip must come to an end for now but my love for humans will never faedde. thank you to all my friends. another big game hunting outrage. an american hunter is accused of illegally killing a second lion in zimbabwe. what he learned about this hunter in the latest case. is it too late for vice president biden to enter the race for president? one big name with local ties seems to think so. hear what he has to say. not only am i tracking more heat and the return of the humid humidity humidity, i'm also tracking storms. i'll let you know if it'll affect your monday. so, i needed to deposit a check. i was about to head to the bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. 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[clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. another american hunter is accused of illegally killing a lion in zimbabwe sparking outrage over big game hunting. cecil may be the most famous to die at the hands of an american trophy hunter, but authorities say he was not the first. wildlife officials have accused a second american, pennsylvania doctor of illegally killing another lion back in april. nbc news has not been able to reach him for comment. the african-american government plans to extradite minnesota dentist walter palmer for killing a well-known lion in early july. they say he didn't have authorization to kill the lion cecil. the zimbabwe government suspend suspended the killing and stops big game hunting around the park where cecil roamed. decision 2016 coverage. the firgs dest debate for the republican candidates is days away and a new nbc news poll shows trump leading the pack. he leads with 19% of the potential vote followed by wisconsin governor scott walker with 15%. former florida governor jeb bush grabbed 14%. retired neurosurgeon ben carson came in fourth with 10%. here's a look at the entire republican field of 17. the top ten candidates calculated by an average of the past five major polls will be invited to participate in thursday night's fox news debate. trump spoke this morning on nbc's meet the press about thursday's debate. >> i don't want to waste money on pollsters. i don't want to be unreal. i want to be me. i have to be me. >> trump also spoke about the possibility of vice president joe biden joining the race for the democratic nomination. trump says right now, he's just focused on the other gop opponents. other democrats say it's too late for biden to join the race. >> he shouldn't run. if he was going to run, he should have started a year ago, getting support, donors. almost all the biden donors have gone over to hillary clinton already. >> vice president biden has not made anything official but these five democrats have. all five candidates will speak at the meeting later this month. >> announcer: your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittany shipp. >> day six of the heat wave officially. we did see a high today of 90 degrees. at least throughout the weekend we stay dry. as we head into tomorrow the humidity is going to return. we're still going to stay hot. tracking at least two to three more days of these temperatures at or above 90 degrees. also tracking the return of storms. we've been dry, as well, for the past few days. here's a look at the warm temperatures and a long heat wave. started last week on tuesday. high of 93 degrees. we've been going strong ever since. even today, we officially saw a high of 90 degrees. the average for this time of year is 87. into tomorrow we expect another 90 degree day. 93. it'll feel warmer as we head into tomorrow. right now for philadelphia 78 degrees. a few clouds. our temperatures are going to continue to climb back into the low 90s as we head into tomorrow. the wind speeds out of the south-southwest, 8 miles per hour. the humidity is up. the wind direction is going to be important. we are going to see warmer air moving up and also more moist air. 68 degrees currently in the poconos. 76 6 74 in reading. mild evening if you're close to the northeast philly. temperatures along the shore at 76 degrees in beechhaven. quiet conditions. yesterday, we were dealing with the isolated thunderstorms closer to cape may. now, a few clouds streaming by. most of the severe weather is off to the northwest of us. as we head into tomorrow closer to the afternoon, morning is not affected, it will be a sunny start, but around 5:00 p.m. is when we'll see a chance for storms into parts of the poconos and slowly crossing over newcastle county. on and off showers expected into monday night. we'll see more clearing into our overnight hours on monday heading into tuesday morning. tuesday/wednesday, we expect to stay dry. if you plan on heading down to the beach or shore, we'll see temperatures around 90 degrees. mid 80s as you head down to atlantic city. the highs around the region tomorrow in the low 90s. 93 in philadelphia. again, notice the wind direction. we are going to see the warmer air coming up from the south. it's where we're going to get our increased humidity levels. as far as tonight is concerned, we are going to see temperatures at 68 degrees, partly cloudy. 62 the low for the suburbs to the north and west. tomorrow will range between 91 and 94. sunny and humid. the seven-day forecast shows we will see afternoon and evening storms as a possible. we will start to see the heat wave breaking into wednesday night and thursday. >> i'm ron from comcast sports net. the phillies series with the braves. we'll hear from new eagles quarterback bradford while gauging the team's optimism for the coming season. this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. >> ron from comcast sports net. the eagles players return to the practice field today. everybody participated, including quarterback sam bradford. on day one, there's plenty of excitement surrounding the 2015 birds. >> comenon on, guys! >> reporter: the sights and sounds of eagles training camp was familiar. >> feels real good to see all the guys after six weeks off. it's real good. >> having the guys back in town getting this first one under our belt. it's been a good day. >> reporter: sam bradford's health is the biggest question after missing most of the last two seasons with knee injuries. >> it's been a good six weeks, probably from the last time you saw me on the field until now. i feel a lot better. hopefully i look better to you guys. >> he feels confident. i think he's on track to where he wanted to be. >> reporter: chip kelly is confident in bradford. the eagles are confident about their chances in 2015. >> the sky is the limit. i think we've got a ton of talent. really orchestrated an impressive group out here. now it's our job, you know and partly the coaches' job, to put something together. >> it's about how we work, approach it every day. we approach with the right mind set, coming out to work and get better. >> the ceiling is the top, being the super bowl. i think that's what we're working for. if that's not the goal then i don't understand why we're working as hard as we are. >> according to chip kelly, the inside linebacker won't make kendricks suspendable. >> hendricks is not going anywhere. write that down in ink. not pencil. he's not going anywhere. >> that is emphatic from the head coach. nbc 10 is your eagles television station. we'll be following the team at training camp and have pre and post season game coverage. our coverage that day begins at 12:30 in the afternoon. phillies have won 12 of 14 since the all-star break. they tried to sweep the braves out of town but adam morgan had problems on the mound. gives up a three-run shot to peterson. here in the fifth, he allows four runs over five innings. check out this interesting sight by a fan who takes a line drive off his head. the guy apparently is okay. says, look i got proof i was at the game. seems to be proud of his participation, as the braves beat the phillies, 6-2. phillies take 3 of 4 in the series. utley is working back from ankle inflammation inflammation. nice day at the plate. couple of singles as the designated hitter. he'll play at trenton tuesday and wednesday before being re-evaluate re-evaluated. the phillies begin a series with the dodgers tuesday night. rollins will return to citizens bank park for the first time since traded. he struggled batting .216 with l.a. chris christie among the dignitaries on hand at monmouth to watch american pharoah run in the invitational. >> gentlemen, we're burning daylight! riders up! >> after the introduction american pharoah did what american pharoahcruising to victory since winning the belmont in june. we have more eagles later on in the show. we have reaction to boykins' criticism of chip kelly. we'll be right back. ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? another former church could be converted to office and apartment space if the new owner has his way. the former baptist church of the evangel is the oldest church. the planning commission will meet tomorrow night to discuss the owner's proposal. the former united methodist church is also under construction to be converted to condos. nbc 10 and telemundo 62 are teaming up with dozens of animal shelters in our area to find homes for pets in need. it's called clear the shelters and it's happening saturday august 15th. mark your calendar. participating shelters will be offering reduced fees in hopes of finding homes for the thousands of animals in local shelters. join the conversation and help raise awareness by sharing the event on social media. make sure you use the #clear the shelters. send us pictures of your pets. come out saturday august 15th to welcome a new friend into your family. for locations and fees tap on the nbc 10 news app. nbc 10 at penn's landing this afternoon for the eighth annual african festival. african music, vendors and food for the entire family. it's hosted by the african cultural alliance of north america and part of the multi-cultural series. the clock is ticking for your chance to get one of those special septa papal passes. we'll tell you how. an uphill battle for firefighters out west as they fight dozens of wildfires tonight. an update on their efforts still ahead. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> the philadelphia region is preparing for the pope. that includes people who take septa's regional rails. in less than half an hour commuters will get the opportunity to buy those special passes needed for pope francis' upcoming visit. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal talked to some people planning on taking their chances in the lottery. >> reporter: whether you want to see the pope or just get to your job in center city you'll be putting your fate into the hands of lady luck. all of septa's trains will be reserved for people with the pope pass and tickets go on sale in just minutes. the septa flood gates will open in half an hour. get ready. tens of thousands will log on over the next 24 hours to play the papal lottery. only some will win the golden ticket. others have just given up hope. >> no. even if i went down there, what's the sense? you're not going to get near. what's the sense? too crowded. >> reporter: the big fans of pope francis will be trying their luck. so will locals who commute to work. >> having the pope here is fun. something a little different happen in the city. it's a tiny inconvenient but it'll be fun. >> reporter: he'll need to get to his job. without a ticket, he may have to walk. >> two miles. still going to be hot in september, i believe, so it won't be the most pleasant. >> reporter: the lottery lasts 24 hours. everybody has the same chance to win and you'll find out thursday if you've been chosen. if you manage to snag a ticket, be prepared to walk a distance. it'll take a mile or two to get from your final train station to the entrance of the security gates. pack come fofrtfortable shoes. the nbc 10 news app has everything you need to know before you download your papal passes. download the app for the link to purchase the passes. be sure to join us this coming tuesday at 7:00 p.m. for an exclusive half hour on pope francis. we're the only local news operation to visit the pope's homeland before he visits philadelphia. nbc 10's jim rosenfield suppose with his friends, colleagues and critics to learn about the man who became the people's pope. that is tuesday, 7:00 p.m. on nbc 10. wildfires in several western states crewed up forests and threatened homes. most of the fires are burning in northern california. the so-called rocky fire has more than doubled in the past 24 hours. it scorched 73 square miles and destroyed two dozen homes. more than 12,000 residents have been told to evacuate. dry conditions and shifting winds are not helping. nearly 2,000 firefighters are battling the immense blazes. >> that is an unbelievable amount of acreage burned in such a short amount of time. again, it's because of these drought conditions allowing fires like that one and like all the others that we're responding to to grow so quickly. >> the fire is only 5% contained. wildfires are also burning in washington and oregon. at home, we're dealing with a heat wave but changes are on the way. we'll go to first alert meteorologist brittany shipp. another hot day. >> another hot day on top for tomorrow. we officially hit a high of 90 degrees. we're staying hot. this heat wave started last tuesday. today is day six. yesterday, we saw temperatures at 90. the average is 87. as we push into tomorrow, we will see temperatures bumping up, and the humidity returns. notice the wind direction heading into tomorrow. more moisture heading into our region. expect temperatures from philadelphia to reach a high of 93 degrees. right along the shore at the atlantic city airport, 90 degrees. closer to 89 in wild wood. the other thing i'm tracking along with the heat and humidity is our chance for isolated thunderstorms as we get into monday afternoon and evening. i'll go over the details on that. let you know what to expect as we head into your monday evening. i'm also going to be tracking the humidity returning and when this heat wave will end. that's coming up in my full forecast. we have new information about a woman found shot to death in an suv in kensington early yesterday. police identified the victim as a 32-year-old peralta. she was found in the driver's seat at coral and rush streets. police are looking for the shooter. we also have new information on a bucks county student who was hit and killed while trying to catch her school bus last year. 18-year-old michael shelley was convicted of vehicular homicide and involuntary manslaughter. the high school student ignored a school bus stop sign. he hit a 16-year-old sending her body more than 100 feet into the air. in delaware, police are looking for an armed robbery who targeted a liquor store. this suspect walked into the store shortly before 11:00 last night. he approached the counter with a gun and demanded cash from the clerk. police say he got away with an unknown amount of money. no one was hurt. out in wichita, kansas a 9-year-old bat boy for an amateur baseball team remains in the hospital after he was hit in the head by a bat. it happened yesterday afternoon when kaiser carlisle ran on to the field to retrieve a bat. he got too close to a player who was warming up. the player did not notice the boy and accidentally hit him during a practice swing. >> hit him in the helmet knocked him down. he got back up but he went right back down again. everybody came out and helped him. >> an ambulance rushed kaiser to the hospital, and he's being treated in the intensive care unit. verizon and unions representing workers in nine states say employees will stay on the job, even though the contract expiresd. covering 39,000 workers, including pennsylvania new jersey and delaware expired at midnight. the union is rejecting demands that workers increase their health care contributions and make concessions on pensions. pennsylvania is in its fifth week of budget stalemate and the state's social services are preparing for cuts. county and non-profit agencies are deciding which services might stop or if workers might be laid off. to keep things going, some counties may front the money and some workers may go unpaid. this is the third time in 12 years social service agencies are feeling the brunt of a budget deadlock. the va medical center wants you to see the changes its made over the past year. officials are hosting a press day event tomorrow to showcase the progress and accomplishments. along with plans for moving the organization forward and attendees will learn about the services being offered to veterans throughout the tri-state area. also in delaware tomorrow the congressional delegation is hosting a jobs day tomorrow in newcastle county. it's free, starting at 10:00 in the morning. registration is first come first served. deadly shooting of a memphis police officer. a man hunt is now underway after police identified the alleged shooter. plus the count down is on until the 2016 summer games. there are concerns about whether rio will be prepared. the heat is still on as we head into your work week. plus, the return of humidity. i'm also tracking storms. that's coming up. leave 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deadly for memphis police officer bolton. >> heard bang bang, bang. >> reporter: the 33-year-old officer was shot repeatedly and despite a bullet proof vest, later pronounced dead at the hospital. the first call for help came on his own police radio from a bystander. >> please please hurry up. >> they actually picked up the police radio and spoke into it and got the police to come out because all of the neighbors on that side were trying to call 911 but they couldn't get through. >> reporter: the first cop on scene franticly called for help. >> officer down. >> the officer is down or the suspect? >> call an ambulance. >> ambulance is in route. >> reporter: witness reports the gunman may have been in the front passenger seat. >> the only description we have two males black, last seen running westbound. >> reporter: detectives say the trigger man remains at large. this is the second police officer in tennessee killed in the line of duty just in year. nationwide 70 officers have been killed this year doing their jobs. >> there's a theme, do black lives matter? at the end of the day, we have to ask ourselves, do all lives matter? >> this again, evidences the fact that there are so many guns on our streets in the wrong hands. >> reporter: officer bolton had no dash camera or body camera. the equipment is digited for next year. an iraq war vet, police officer in memphis for almost five years, gunned down in the city he grew up. nbc news. malaysian officials are asking for help from other islands near where the suspected piece of the missing malaysian airlines plane was discovered in an effort to recover more debris. it was part of a ladder and doesn't belong to a plane. the minister pleaded for the world to be patient and wait for the outcome of a wing fragment found last week. the process won't begin in france until wednesday and likely to take several days. >> one team to france and another to the reunion island to look for more debris and wreckage on the island. >> experts will try to establish whether the part comes from flight 370, which disappeared last march with 239 people on board. kerry made the first stop of his trip to ease concerns about the iran nuclear deal. secretary kerry met with the egyptian counterpart in cairo today. kerry said the nuclear deal would make the middle east more secure and acknowledged stress in the u.s.-egypt relationship over human rights. >> united states and egypt recognize that iran is engaged in destableilizeing activities in the region. that is why it's so important to ensure that iran's nuclear program remains wholly pieceful. >> kerry traveled to qatar for talks with foreign ministers. he's not going to israel on this trip. they're against the deal. we're one year away from the 2016 summer olympics in rio danger ner danger. construction setbacks and the discovery of harmful viruses in the water at one of the main venues. officials claim construction is on time. >> announcer: your first alert weather with meteorologist brittany shipp. >> good evening. temperatures stayed hot for us all weekend. heading into the work week, we are going to continue to see hot conditions, plus the humidity will return. i'm also tracking storms as we head into tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. a bit of an unsettled weather pattern as we head into next week. right now, outside, you can see just a few clouds from philadelphia. the humidity is at 58%. winds out of the south-southwest at 8 miles per hour. poconos, 74. low 70s in mount holly. 74 in atlantic city. 73 in dover. still a mild evening out. our temperatures will drop into the high 60s into the rest of this evening. the end is near with the heat wave, but we're tracking at least two more days with temperatures in the 90s. today, we were at 90 degrees officially. this is day six of the heat wave that started last week all the way back to last tuesday. our satellite radar shows quiet conditions. few clouds moving through parts of south jersey. as we head into tomorrow we'll see plenty of sunshine to start but change is on the way into the afternoon and evening. by 5:00 p.m. we are going to track a chance of isolated thunderstorms from the poconos to allentown. this is going to shift to the east throughout the rest of the evening. on and off showers and isolated thunderstorms expected. starting to clear up into the early morning hours on tuesday. tuesday during the day and wednesday will stay dry. we will see a few cold fronts move through, and that's going to help drop our temperatures and break the heat wave. relief is in sight. it's not going to happen tomorrow. our highs around the area tomorrow at 93 degrees. high in the low 90s for allentown. along the shore, it'll be nice and warm. temperatures at the atlantic city airport expected to reach 90 degrees. heading into tonight, temperatures drop to 68. from philadelphia overnight lows for the suburbs down to 62. by tomorrow temperatures will range between 91 and 94 degrees. sunny and humid to start. as we head into the afternoon and evening, that's when our chance of isolated thunderstorms starts to move in. your seven-day forecast shows we are going to see chances of storms today. 93. 90s in tuesday and wednesday and a series of cold fronts will help drop our temperatures and we'll drop down to the mid 80s by thursday. >> coming up more reaction to boykin's comments about chip kelly. also pit road is a dangerous place at pocono. tires flying everywhere. we'll have highlights when we return. of all the moves in chip kelly's off season makeover arguably the biggest head scratcher was the trade for an often injured quarterback, bradford. he was limited throughout mini camp as he recovered from a second acl surgery. he was a full go in the team's first practice at training camp today. a welcomed sight. bradford may get days off compared to how the knee reacts. the former draft pick was all smiles following the workout. >> it's been almost a year since i've been to the field full speed playing football. to get out there and play ball and know that my knee can do it i think it was a really big first step and first day today. there's only so much you can do in seven on seven and learn in meetings. i think everyone myself, i learn best on the field. getting reps. just to be out there playing with the guys getting to know how they feel the game how they feel space, creating the chemistry with our wide receivers and running backs, that's what i'm most excited about during this camp. >> chip kelly is getting mixed signals from a player he traded last night. privately, the parting was amicably, but publicly it was anything but. >> when he left here last night, shook my hand and gave me a hug. >> former eagles corner back boykin, traded to pittsburgh saturday night. this reaction was gotten from boykin. quote, the truth is chip is uncomfortable around grown men of our culture. he can't relate and it makes him uncomfortable. he likes control of everything and don't like to be uncomfortable. players excel when you let them be who they are. in my experience that hasn't been important to him. you've heard this before me. that left the coach to defend himself, whether he has trouble relating to black players. >> i don't believe that. talk to the other guys here. >> i know for a fact that chip likes uniformity. it's not necessarily, you know, a bad thing. it's not about personalities or race. it's just about it being about the team. sometimes that means you can't have as much freedom as far as how you dress, but no player is bigger than anybody else or bigger than the team. i'm not >> i'm not going to comment on brandon's comments. chip does a good job at leading this team. >> i don't know man. that's not -- i mean we were joking about it during stretch. racism is not funny. that's not what i'm saying. guys are like sanchez, you're mexican. bradford native american. we have columbian, black guys white guys. >> boykin was asked to clarify. >> as a player you want to relate to your coach. outside of football so when not talking football scheme i want to sit there and talk to you about whatever. i'm not saying he's a racist in any way. i'm just saying that as a player, i wanted to be able to relate to my coach a little bit better. >> the eagles received a pick which could be a fourth rounder if boykin completes 60% of the snaps with his new team. kelly says the trade was a numbers game. >> we have a lot of depth in that position. more to our confidence in maxwell and carroll and watkins and rice and evans. we're going to have to make tough decisions at corner and can't keep them all. we're probably going to keep five. the fact you don't get to the end of camp and you're releasing somebody, you had a chance to get a trade for them or something on the other end of it. >> so the window at pocono keselowski's brakes fail him, almost taking out his crew. sending tires and men flying. escaped danger there. kyle busch 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