good morning, everyone i'm tamron hall, this is "news nation." we begin with breaking news a chilling new report released just this morning reveals the copilot who intentionally crashed germanwings flight 4525 appears to have rehearsed the crash on a previous flight. french investigators said this morning, say on the morning of march 24th andreas lubitz the copilot, actually took a flight traveling from germany to barcelona, that would be hours before the doomed flight 4525. joining me now, what were we told today, tom, regarding what led up to this big development? >> yeah good morning, tamron. french investigators this morning released this preliminary report into the crash and they describe the flight from dusseldorf into barcelona, that's the flight immediately prior to the fatal crash, which was, of course on the way back to dusseldorf.

we have a graph that shows the copilot actually programmed erratic altitudes into the flight computers while the captain was out of the cockpit, but look at the red line. that represents the continual line of descent, so he may have been taking the plane down to 100 feet up to 49,000 feet but, in fact it appears those moves were so fleeting that nobody onboard in any way even detected the moves. this was over a four and a half minute period really not noticed by anybody onboard or even air traffic controllers because the plane was already slowly descending into barcelona, where, of course it landed normally. it was on the next flight back to dusseldorf when the copilot deliberately flew that plane into a mountain killing all 150 people onboard. investigators in france say they are looking at systemic failings that may have led to this accident or even similar events failings to keep track of this

man's psychological state and the fact that he had a history of depression and even suicidal thoughts. we also know that the faa back in 2010 at first really kind of hesitated in giving him a license to fly and resume his training in phoenix, in arizona, rather but a german doctor said, no based on our review he is cleared to fly, so the faa gave him the license. he was never flying we should say, commercially in the united states only with germanwings, that subsidiary of lufthansa. >> tom, thank you very much. and developing now, as well the u.s. is taking new aim at isis, now offering rewards of up to $20 million for information leading to the whereabouts of four men identified by the state department as top leaders of isis in iraq and syria. the state department says they include an isis field commander in syria, an isis spokesman, and another man who recruited and facilitated the travel of isis fighters. the white house also says the

fbi is still investigating isis claims of responsibility for sunday's attack at a controversial event in texas that featured cartoons of the prophet mohammed. nbc news national correspondent michaele almaguer joins us live from phoenix outside the apartment complex where the two suspects lived. miguel details are emerging about the two men. >> reporter: that's right, tamron, folks that live here say they were relatively quiet and reserved, didn't make a lot of noise in their apartment. family members say they didn't think these two men were capable of planning such a violent attack. this morning authorities are digging into the digital trails of both suspects looking for any possible ties between isis and the gunmen. neighbors say elton simpson and nadir soofi raised no red flags while living in their phoenix apartment, applying to run a carpet cleaning company from home before investigators say they shot a security guard outside a dallas area cartoon contest featuring the prophet

mohammed. born in the u.s. simpson attended high school in phoenix, played competitive basketball later converting to islam, attending this local mosque for nearly a decade. u.s. officials say he actively supported isis on social media, tweeting about the texas event before the shooting. four years ago he was convicted of lying to the fbi in connection with a terror investigation. >> i never would have imagined him being involved in anything like this. he just seemed very calm and quiet. >> reporter: the father to a young son, nadir soofi spent time as a child in pakistan. friends say he came from a privileged family was a popular heartthrob in high school never showing signs of becoming radical. with isis taking credit for the attack online u.s. officials say there's no proof the terror group planned or directed the plot. >> i don't believe it's an isis attack. i believe it's an isis influenced attack.

>> reporter: those backing isis have planned attacks in the u.s. before coney island even the capitol said to be among potential targets. at least 39 people from 12 states arrested for wanting to wage jihad here at home or overseas. with the suspects' family members saying they were shocked and saddened by news of the shooting, law enforcement sources tell nbc news that the guns, the assault rifles used in sunday's shooting were in fact purchased legally. tamron? >> miguel thank you very much. meanwhile, the editor of "charlie hebdo," the french magazine is rejecting comparisons to the event that played out in texas and the people that planned that. security was extremely tight here in new york last night for the arrival of representatives from the satirical magazine "charlie hebdo" at the american gala where they were given a freedom of expression award. the move to award the magazine whose paris headquarters was attacked after they published

caricatures of the prophet mohammed was a controversial one. many writers chose not to take part in last night's event over what they consider the magazine's offensive cartoons of muslims, but the editor in chief defended his magazine. >> growing up is to learn that some ideas, some words, some images can be shocking. being shocked is a part of democratic debate. being shot is not. >> again, the editor and chief of "charlie hebdo" rejected any comparisons between what his magazine has published and the people who planned the event in texas. 145 members of pen had signed a petition saying it endorses the content of "charlie hebdo's" cartoons, however, the editor received a standing ovation at the gala last night. as the attack in texas heightens concerns over potential lone wolf terror attacks here in this

country, this morning we are hearing for the first time from four new york city police officers attacked by a terrorist inspired by isis. the attack happened last october as rookie nypd officer kenneth healy and three officers were ambushed by a man with a hatchet. officer healy, only four months out of the police academy, was struck in the head nearly killing him. in an exclusive interview with nbc, healy and his partners describe the horrifying encounter and share their amazing story of survival. >> reporter: it was a terrifying attack on four nypd officers leaving one with a shattered skull and damage to part of his brain. yet he was still conscious. >> one second you're taking a picture, and the next you know i'm staring at my skull on the floor and a puddle of blood. >> reporter: it was a rainy october day, the four cops were out on routine patrol.

they were posing for this picture when police say the lone wolf terrorist sprinted at them swinging a hatchet. authorities say he was inspired by watching isis terror videos. first he swung at officer joseph meeker. >> what happens? >> as i saw it i put my arms up and, i guess, hit off my forearm into the wall. i remember hearing that loud bang and i look over and my partner's down that quick. >> reporter: the assailant hit 25-year-old officer kenneth healy in the back of the head. >> i didn't think i was going to live. i tried to get up i think two or three times, and i collapsed. >> reporter: as bystanders looked on in horror the two remaining officers went into action. >> i remember him standing over healy with the hatchet in his hand, and then he started coming towards me and that's when just training kicked in. >> reporter: officers taylor craft and peter rivera opened fire.

police say it started and ended in just six seconds. a terrorist dead as officer healy lay bleeding from a massive head wound. >> look how much blood! >> reporter: his colleagues rushed healy to the hospital in their patrol car. healy underwent numerous surgeries and since faced months of rehabilitation. officer healy, you are a victim of the terror attack. >> this day and age, these are the threats that police and law enforcement have to look out for. it's sad, but it's the world we're living in right now. >> reporter: a stark reality, but healy and his colleagues say it's a reason they want to continue their service. >> giving up that means, you know, he won. i'm not giving up. i'll be back. >> reporter: nbc news, new york. coming up we are waiting to hear from maryland governor larry hogan live this hour about the state of emergency still in place in baltimore. this as the mayor requests the

justice department to open a civil rights investigation into the baltimore police department. also developing now, drone deliveries could become a reality in the united states. the faa is making a big announcement. we'll have the very latest on that story. and this -- >> a tree fell on us. >> shaking, screaming, the kids were crying. >> take a look at this video. terrifying moment, video shows a tree falling on to several children who were playing in a park. an update on their conditions and what happened there. it's one of the stories we're updating around the "news nation." plus you may have seen what's been described as a rant by "walking dead" actor chad coleman. he's on a new york subway. he says he was called the n-word. going to talk exclusively with chad about this incident and what went on before the camera caught what he had to say. join the conversation online.

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welcome back. the state of california is now expanding water restrictions to include businesses and municipalities, along with residents. it requires cities to limit water use by as much as 36%. the rules limit watering on public property and impose mandatory water saving targets for hundreds of acres that supply water to residents. this comes after governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency earlier this year. residents and cities were not doing enough to conserve water. it is still not clear what punishments will be imposed for

those who ignore the restrictions. developing today, several rounds of severe storms expected in parts of the midwest. this video is from a huge tornado that touched down in texas yesterday. an outbreak of storms could go through mother's day weekend. also we could soon see the first tropical storm less than a month before hurricane season officially begins. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with us. no, it is definitely not fun. rough weather potentially. >> potentially. that's all the big question out there, will a tornado hit a populated area later today? possibly but most likely it will miss like yesterday with the big one you saw safely out over a farmer's field. here's the setup for today, we're going to get drenched. the next seven days look extremely wet. today we have the warm air coming up out of the south, very humid air mass at the same time we have some cool drier air out of the rockies, that's the ingredient for severe weather out here right where you expect it in the heart of tornado alley.

as far as the areas at risk about 4 million people within this yellow slight risk area this is tornado alley, heart of central kansas wichita, oklahoma city wichita falls and san angelou. if you don't get the tornados and get hit by a strong storm, we'll have baseball-sized hail with the strongest of the storms that can do enough damage by itself. tamron, you asked about the potential for a tropical storm or sub tropical storm anna this is the area of low pressure here in the bahamas. right now it's not tropical in nature, not a warm core system it's more of a low that you get, almost like the wintertime but over the warm waters it could develop and eventually plague areas of the carolinas. right now, winds at 30 miles per hour, i'm not expecting a lot of damage from this even if it does develop into a tropical storm. the likelihood of it becoming a hurricane is slim and none so a tropical storm possibly maybe a sub tropical storm, and all these little lines, these are our computer models showing us the potential for where the storm could head and by the time

we get to friday could be lingering somewhere near the carolinas here anywhere from the outer banks, down to the charleston myrtle beach area. tamron, we're going to have issues with that rip currents it would be maybe squall weather, not a good beach weekend for mom up here in the carolinas, but as far as damage goes and big potential problems i don't see any with this storm system. more of a nuisance than anything else. >> good news there. thank you very much, bill. we're back with some developing news the faa may be about to take the first step towards lifting its virtual ban on drone flights that go beyond the sight of the operator. the agency is announcing plans today to study these flights. that means we could be closer to deliveries by drones something that companies like amazon google, even the u.s. postal service are testing. such flights are banned right now. the faa's making its announcement at the nation's largest drone convention that is under way in atlanta. usa today transportation

reporter bart jenson joins us live from washington. bart, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> what are the complexities the faa needs to examine in these drone deliveries are to happen? >> well there are several aspects that are hurdles between now and getting a pizza delivered by a drone. one is for the drone to be able to fly farther than the pilot can see it. that's called beyond line of sight, and faa administrator juerta is trying to work more collaboratively with drone operators to develop rules for line of sight. it makes regulateors nervous. another complexity would be autonomous flight. you probably wouldn't have a single drone or a drone operator for every drone delivering books or whatever around the city. they would be flying along automatic flight paths and then

returning to their home base so the development of automatic or autonomous flight lies somewhere down the road. >> you know we talk a lot about the number of drones just from this past holiday, the christmas holiday around the gift giving season until now, and some of the problems and issues but these changes if they are implemented you were just discussing will this only apply to companies or perhaps any mom and pop that opens up and decides we want to deliver books via drone, would that be an option for them? >> hobbyists get to fly as much as they want under the existing rules. if you buy a drone for your kid, you can still go out to the football field and fly it around and have fun. these rules that were proposed in february are for commercial drones for, say, realtors, for construction workers who want to examine a building by flying a drone around it any sort of commercial operation. they collected something like

4,500 comments for those proposed rules, and they are going to be sifting through them for the next year and a half. they hope to have the rule completed by the end of 2016. the problem is or the concerns from the industry are that this proposal deals with commercial drones that would fly up to 500 feet in the air, up to 100 miles an hour within sight of the pilot and only during the day. to have something as complex as deliveries, they like the idea that the industry would like to be able to fly at night, they would like to be able to fly farther than the pilot can see, and they would like to have autonomous flight and some of those things are also very important to more standard stuff like pipeline inspection mine inspection, just agricultural uses that would go farther than the pilot could see. >> all right, usa today's transportation reporter bart jensen. bart, thank you so much for your time on that one. up next why our first read team says hillary clinton is

setting a, quote, trap for republicans with her immigration plan. >> they talk about legal status that is code for second class status. >> clinton vows to support a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and says that, quote, just the beginning. this is part of our first read this morning for you. plus "walking dead" actor chad coleman will join me live to clear the air about what's been described as his tirade on a new york subway. it was caught on camera. what happened before the camera started rolling. chad will join us for an exclusive interview next.

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on a new york city subway train. >> i want to know where my humanitarians are! yes, i'm chad coleman, i'm on the wire "walking dead," if you care [ bleep ], care! and that's the god [ bleep ] truth, so if you need to write about it you need to record it get your phone out! when you record what i say, tell me what the [ bleep ] -- nothing but the truth! >> that video was posted went viral. now chad is apologizing and explaining his actions. he says he's built up frustration because of what's been happening in baltimore. he'd actually been in the area for his grandmother's funeral around that time and chad is with me now exclusively to talk about it. you said you wanted to clear the air, just saw you taking a deep breath looking at that video. how does it make you feel to see the video? >> i'm appalled.

i'm appalled by my behavior. i can do better than that you know i pride myself on leading with humility and being able to speak to people in a manner that i can effectively get a point across. the language and the ferocity of it was -- that hurts, because, you know because of my decision, my daughter has to go to school and deal with people peppering her with questions about what's going on with your dad. now, i am a sound mind for sure, but in no way would i ever condone that type of behavior so i must first publicly apologize and thank you for giving me the opportunity to do that. now, in terms of i know people don't have the context for what occurred prior to that. i was basically approached by

two people one of which, oh we know him, the other said we don't know that "n," and i'm not going to obviously, say that word. now, that is not an excuse. this is just the circumstance as far as the initial engagement with this individual. prior to that it had been a really trying week for me i had to bury my grandmother, 97 years old, who was responsible for me at the age of 14 not going into a group home. so you can only imagine the kind of impact she had on my life. and then the whole situation in baltimore. after leaving the funeral, i really wanted to go to baltimore, but i had my daughter and her mom in the car, had to safely get them back to new york, so i wasn't able to engage that in the way that i wanted to. and i wasn't processing everything that was going on inside of me. and that's a huge deal. >> tell people about your background and your history and

your ties to baltimore. you were one of the stars of "the wire" and spent a lot of time in that city. >> absolutely. first and foremost "the wire" gave me the national attention, just across the board, people's appreciation of my work as an actor. if i wasn't on "the wire," i would have never gotten "walking dead." but the power of that story telling and the stories, the people telling the stories about was huge for me. so my character is based off an individual named calvin ford who's in the hood who's in the trenches right now trying to transform the lives of these kids through boxing. so i have a personal relationship. that experience with him caused me or inspired me to create something that's going to be a web series and we go and shine the light and celebrate those who are doing good. that was part of the hurt and the pain. you see so much mayhem, but

nobody's showing the beauty of these people, so i was feeling for them. >> in the video we heard you say, what about the humanity. you said listen i'm chad coleman, i am the actor from "walking dead" and "the wire," tape this if you want to tape this. what were you going through emotionally when you said the humanity? what were you talking about? >> well two things were happening. on one level we celebrate us as actors so much you know but we never get to really kind of deal with the substantiative nature of what's going on in the world around us. it's so much lights camera action. i'm talking about real people who are in real pain who need real help that i try my best to use my celebrity to affect those lives in a positive way. so it was a contradiction in a way, but it was almost prophetic even though in the ugly tone it was prophetic. >> when you saw the headlines on tmz and other places, chad

coleman's rant he loses it people questioning your stability even what did you think? did you want to talk immediately about it or did you want to hide from it? >> no you know what i did speak to someone from tmz, and i spoke about how profoundly disappointed i was in myself and that -- you know kill the messenger, but don't kill the message, you know and so that was near and dear to me. but here's the irony, i was on my way to a charity event in st. louis with an organization i work with called make a film foundation. it wasn't like some p.r. stunt to try to show people oh he's trying to clean up his image, i really do care and i do participate in trying to help others. >> i know you've been here before and talk about work in ferguson and we've talked to you about your charity work. >> laughter is the best medicine. if you go to litbm.com, you'll

see what we're trying to create. i take full responsibility for what i did. >> when did you tell your daughter? you mentioned she's had people ask about this. how did you explain this to her? >> i told her i am taking responsibility for what i did, and i'm very sorry that daddy disappointed you an let you down, but i am taking corrective action to make sure that doesn't happen again. i'm very proactive in making sure i deal with and process what's going on inside of me so it doesn't come out in some demonstrative way that makes people have illusions of me that are just not true. >> overall, your message today is the words, the humanity you'd like to see. that still remains the way you carried it out is what you are apologizeing for. >> completely and absolutely. >> chad thank you so much for coming on today and thank you for the charity we discussed in

the past long before these events. >> thank you for the time. we are still following breaking news out of baltimore, where the mayor just requested the justice department open a civil rights investigation into the city's police department. this as the governor is about to speak on the state of emergency still in place a week and a half ago in response to the protests over freddie gray's death. once the governor begins speaking, we'll bring those comments to you live. meanwhile, we'll be right back. boys? stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. just one reason volkswagen is the #1 selling diesel car brand in america. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia!

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businesses were being burned looted and ransacked, police were being attacked and injured. we responded quickly. we immediately moved our entire operation from annapolis to the city of baltimore and set up this office and the state police command center at camden yards. to put an immediate stop to the riots and to keep baltimore safe we brought with us 3,000 national guard, many of whom were on the ground within three hours. we may have broken a national record, as it normally takes at least eight hours for the guard to mobilize. we also organized and brought in 1,000 additional police officers from the maryland state police local police departments, sheriffs departments, from all across maryland as well as

substantial assistance from other states as well. as this overwhelming force moved into the city to back up the city police force, we quickly brought calm and order back to the city. relative calm was effectively restored by early tuesday morning, and we spent the entire week, day and night, managing the crisis keeping the peace, touring the city thanking our law enforcement officers and soldiers and firefighters, and listening to the concerns of residents from every part of the city. we repeatedly visited ten and north, santown, winchester, and many other communities on both the east and west sides of the city. we worked from the baltimore city police headquarters. we visited injured officers at shock trauma. we had a meal with members of the national guard at the armory and with officers at the state

police command center. we met with and thanked as many state troopers and allied police officers soldiers and firefighters as we possibly could. our entire team was working 16 to 20 hours a day, in addition to managing literally making hundreds of decisions and managing the 4,000 people we brought with us. we also talked with business owners religious leaders, community leaders, in order to provide reassurances and to also understand their immediate concerns. we touched every corner of the city we could reach, and in doing so i saw things i will never forget. we saw devastation and destruction, but we also saw incredible acts of kindness. we saw neighbors helping neighbors. we saw a community that cares about each other.

i'm extremely proud of our entire team and all of the hard work they put in to help us restore law and order and bring peace to the city. and while i will never forget the violence and lawlessness that sought to tear the city apart, i will also always remember the individual acts of charity and forgiveness, which truly define who we are. in the midst of the crisis i saw our cabinet and our staff respond in extraordinary ways. it is very fitting that today happens to be state employee appreciation day. every member of our cabinet and our entire staff accomplished amazing work and the thousands of others who work so hard all deserve our gratitude and

appreciation, but there are few that deserve special recognition and deserve to be mentioned here this morning. first of all, i want to thank lieutenant governor boyd rutherford standing here behind me. i'm proud to -- >> we will continue to monitor this news conference from maryland's governor larry hogan as we await whether or not he plans to list a state of emergency after a violent few days in the city of baltimore. the curfew as you know has been lifted and today the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings-blake announced she's going to investigate any patterns of civil rights violations. we'll be right back. need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think?

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committee is under fire today after announcing that it will hold just six presidential primary debates, starting this fall. some complain that it's not enough and that the dnc is favoring clinton over other candidates. and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell moves against members of his own party, including one presidential candidate when it comes to a nuclear deal with iran. let's get right to it mark murray mark what is the trap? >> well the trap you know essentially what hillary clinton by going very big on immigration, saying she would support executive actions beyond what president obama ended up proposing is a win-win situation for her because on the one hand it allows her to go left on immigration and really please a lot of latino advocates, as you are going for the democratic primary nomination and also it's a win for her because immigration is an issue that seems to always divide

republicans. when the subject turns to immigration, this is divides republicans, they call for overreach and this is something the debate the democrats want to have. >> let's talk about the debate over the debates now. the schedule and why some people are up in arms over it. >> well we have one rival democratic camp who's up in arms over it and they are frustrated because they want to be able to have the opportunity for more debates. there are a lot of people including me that think six debates is probably a lot, given the size of the field and what we're expecting from the field, but there are some folks who aren't named hillary clinton and her campaign who want to be able to have more and they have some accusations or at least suggestions of favoritism from the democratic national committee for the hillary clinton campaign. i spoke to the democratic national committee and they said that's false, everyone got a heads up everything was on the table as far as the debates go but tamron i can tell you these kind of debate negotiations, no one is usually -- you can't

please all sides. >> you cannot and something that is not pleased all sides, of course, is the nuclear deal in the works with iran. but it seems we have some movement from senator mitch mcconnell. >> well this is all about senator mitch mcconnell being able to keep the bipartisan corker compromise intact. he's worried about poison amendments and poison pills that would really fracture that alliance, you'd end up losing a lot of democratic support. what mcconnell is doing is what we've seen other senate leaders playing your best card and not trying to thwart a bipartisan agreement, so that's the name of the game there. >> all right, mark thank you very much. we'll talk with you tomorrow. we appreciate it. >> thanks tamron. going to get you caught up with the breaking news we were following just a few minutes ago, maryland governor larry hogan announced he has ended the state of emergency in baltimore. he also announced all national guard troops and state police left the city this morning. coming up the latest on the condition of the children who were playing in a park when a

tree suddenly falls on top of them. it is one of the stories we are updating around the "news nation." plus it is not uncommon to hear stories about athletes going from rags to riches then back to rags after losing their fortunes for various reasons. now one former nfl player is opening up about his own struggles with money, including the time his own mother demanded he give her $1 million off the top. philip boou kanuchanon will join us live.

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a new capital murder charge against the suspect accuse of abducting and killing university of virginia student hannah graham tops our look at stories around the nation. jesse matthew had previously been charged with first-degree murder in the death. yesterday the prosecutor upgraded the charge after new evidence came to light. graham disappeared in the early hours of september 13th.

her body was found weeks later, about ten miles from the uva campus. frightening video captures the moment a 35-foot-tall tree fell on top two of children as they were playing in a boston area park monday leaving them with serious injuries. one a 2-year-old boy. he suffered a fractured skull. the other child, an 8-year-old boy, needed three stitches. several people in the park rushed to help the boys and other kids who were playing in the area. officials say the park will remain closed until all of the trees been checked. now to what many will call a cautionary tale about the dangers young athletes and celebrity face when they suddenly become successful and very rich. former nfl player phillip buick was a -- buchanan was a first round draft pick. his mother said he owed him $1 million for raising him. he said it was part of a larger

problem. he was a kid with no experience managing money and friends and family trying to use him as a personal atm. near the end of his career he realized he was in danger of going broke after being robbed and facing how much he owed on three homes. buchanan is out with a book called "new money: staying rich to to" to help others learn from his mistake. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. . >> i read after a friend sent it to me. it was about your mother and a problem. people were asking did your mother say you owed her this money for raising you. >> yes she said it. she said it more than one time. the first time i didn't take serious. numerous times after that, i thought, wow she's serious

about me giving her $1 m. for me it was a situation where i wasn't expecting that. and i was trying to do everything to get her the money. it didn't make sense for me overall to give her that money. >> you give that as an example of how after you were drafted it seemed people came out of the woodwork asking for help because they saw you as an successful person, an atm. >> people saw me as the giver. his a lot of people that were more takers. when you're a taker, you have unlimited to ask for money. as a giver, you have to limit the access of giving money. i had to figure that out. it took time but man, it was tough dealing with family and friends and loved ones. >> you wrote, "in many situations a relative would claim they needed something fixed. i would write a check. of course the problem never got

fixed. the check always got cashed. i paid the bills directly to the company or handyman doing the work." the stereotype the athlete goes broke because he got a bugatti, huge diamond earrings and everything. you describe it as really feeling responsibility for people wanting to help and they weren't helping themselves. >> yeah. when you're young, you're raised and taught to help your family. that stuck with me. the reason i wrote the book, i'm trying to correct the pattern, the approaches. i'm trying to help athletes, anybody that comes to new money to be able to not go down the road of being broke. hopefully i can change the patterns. you can do certain things but we can't repeat the same things over and over again. >> tell me the advice. i imagine suddenly you see zeros in your bank account and feel like it's never ending.

but it can end. >> it can. the three biggest things is knowing the difference between wants and needs and making sure that you have five true friends, not two or three historical and fun friends. you need true friends who give you great advice to help you to maintain and for you not to go broke. i think the third one is having mentors. you can have more than one mentor. mentors for marriage mentors for business mentors for coaching. so if you have a mentor, a mentor can help you figure out and find the right financial advisers find the right cpa and all of that. >> i have to ask about your mom. so how your relationship now? >> it's a good question. we haven't talked since the book's been out. >> she's not happy with you sharing the story. how are you to tell the story in hopes of helping others, how are you coping with it? >> for me i'm a very private

person. it was hard to talk about my family like that. i thought the world needed to know. i'm trying to help athletes or anybody that comes in to new money. i came to the conclusion that i thought it was more important to share my story. hopefully i can shed light and so people can see why a lot of athletes go broke. if people knew how i felt the first five to seven years, it was tough. it was hard sometimes. i was hiding it well. it's nothing new. but it's sad. but hopefully things will get better. >> hopefully things will get better. you've written this book. people should read it. it is interesting to hear what was going on behind the scenes before people can make a stereotype of what may or may not have been happening. we wish you the best. hopefully things personally with you and your mom will improve eventually as well. thanks a lot. it was awesome to talk to you. i'll be thinking about you and all of us rooting for you as you try educate other.

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