he was traded to the chicago cardinals from 1953-1959 and from 60 to 66 played for the detroit lions, went in to the nfl hall of fame in 1974, name was dick night train lane. >> that father of yours, has raised a wonderful son, we got a beautiful picture of you guys. >> taken in 1993. i'm sorry, 1994, 20th anniversary of his induction at the hall of fame. >> i hear you get to go back there. >> my brother and i get a chance to go to the hall of fame every year, and it's just a wonderful, wonderful time of being able to celebrate dad's legacy. >> the neat thing is, you go back not just as a child of someone in that legacy, but also as a preacher. people now know you as the preacher. >> yes. >> tell us about the john madden story. >> so i'm out here in oakland, california, preaching, i was preaching in san ramone a couple of years ago, i just got done preaching, after mass was over, one of the ushers comes up and says this is somebody that wants to meet you in the back. i go, it's john madden. i was like wow, good to see you. he said i knew you when you were a kid. i said i was there whe

detroit lion linebacker deandre levy. >> he hangs on to a wing support while the plane does several bigseveral thousand feet in the air. a line yons executive told fans earlier the team's official position about all of this is quote, don't fall. >> yeah but there was a more series conversation behind the scenes however. >> i would hope so. probably a more serious conversation with his family. >> uh-huh. >> after that. >>> coming up next on "the pulse," summer winds and secret surgery? the medical procedure just uncovered about frank sinatra. >>> plus the mother who went to the store for a birthday cake and left $3 million richer. well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. and look for the calming scent of new breathe right lavender in the sleep aisle. hold it! come with me. new dannon oikos triple zero is my go to

erik coleman who played for the atlanta falcon and detroit lions. welcome to you both.k, this player had it all. how stunning is it for someone like you, you guys know as if lightning can strike once. you get that chance, and what happened? >> it's stunning for an nfl player. the sacrifices you have to make to make it to the nfl. and make it a second contract to get millions of dollars. to see someone take it for granted, it's hard to watch. >> that brings us to troy. is there a chance that he appeals this thing? there was no murder weapon found and no eyewitness to the actual crime, but the bullet ridden body of an acquaintance of his was there. is there a chance that the appeal might work? >> there absolutely will be appeals. the big issue is, will the appeals work? because an appellate court will have to find not only did the judge make a mistake in admitting and denying evidence, but that mistake was so egregious that it would have resulted in a different verdict. liz: which mistake? let our viewers know. >> every time an attorney says objection, that's an opportuni

rick: you know about the expression by the detroit lions quarterback, i never lost a game, i just ran of time. charlie: that was bobby lane, i always thought it was vince lombardi. did he talk to you about the illness? rick: brent: yes. i had had my own health issues that were serious. charlie: you had a virus that impaired your hearing? brent: and heart trouble. the first time i had a heart attack, he called me in the hospital bed, as soon as i had gotten out of my angioplasty. he called me up and said, i told you you should really stop smoking. after i had just gotten my heart cleaned out. that was typical steve. charlie: really. rick: you like to tell people how they should behave. he called tim cook's mother up, and said, tim really needs to have a family. why can't you encouraged him to at least have a family? that is the kind of thing we had several people say that, even before he had kids, he had this paternal sensibility towards his employees. it was interesting. charlie: did he know tim was gay? rick: yes. he did. i don't think we haven't actually talked to tim about this but

detroit lions fans on the other hand they're quite good in their english.t four mistakes per 100 words. >> i'm just glad somebody finally did that study. >> i am too. >> so impressed. >> it still ain't right though. >> we must be are better. >> how are we looking out there? we know it's beautiful but the pollen is kicking us. >> it is just a beautiful, beautiful day. we need rain to get you pollen sufferers some relief. that rain comes tomorrow. look outside, beautiful picture but all of that green, all of those sprouting buds out there continuing to give us that pollen. temperatures right now 72 degrees with plenty of sunshine. 69 at 7:00 dropping to about 63 by 11:00. once again today, nice nice and more nice as we move through the rest of the evening. 76 in rockville, 73 in man as. camp springs, college park baltimore all at that 73 degree number. the radar is clear and that's the way it's going to stay tonight. look down to the south. here's our coastal low across the coast. it's drifting farther to the east. we have another low around the great lakes t

deanne dray levee who plays for the detroit lions wing walking.w what incentive s it wasn't a bet. the guy is just maybe he's already got got a concussion. i don't know. >> you trying to figure out why he's doing that. >> i know he's got ropes to tie him um there. those ropes can break. >> what about brady doing that high diving. >> at least he dove in the water. >> off a cliff. >> he's 10,000 feet in the air. >> yeah. >> nfl does not like the off season. >> no. for all of those reasons. >> tmz is up at 11:00 o'clock. >> adrenaline junkies. we're back here at 4am for your fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> sue serio and bob kelly will have your weather and traffic covered all morning long so be sure to stay tune. >>> senator bob menendez indicted by federal grand jury for alleged misuse of power. he's expected in court today and plans to come out swinging. >> plus, an armed robber terrorizing local businesses shoving a gun in employees faces and demanding cash. the new clue that could help police track him down. >> and let's take

. >> seth: after five seasons playing defensive tackle for the detroit lions, he recently signed a $60he miami dolphins. your celebrity name is ndamukong suh. [ laughter ] would you like the country of origin? >> yes. >> seth: so would i? now, please spell ndamukong suh. >> okay. um, a. >> seth: you're done. >> okay. { buzzer ] [ applause ] >> seth: you are done. all right, bill, we're back to you. you're still at zero points. your celebrity name is alojz smolinsky. would you like to hear that used in a sentence? >> yes. >> seth: alojz smolinsky is our accountant here at "late night." and while he may not be a celebrity, he is a celebrity to us. [ laughter ] also, he is standing right over there. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now, using all the clues he just gave you with his appearance, smell -- spell -- >> i'll smell him. >> seth: smell him later. but right now, spell alojz smolinsky. >> a-l-o-i-s-e. >> seth: have you even moved on to the smolinsky? [ laughter ] >> no. >> seth: buzz him! [ buzzer ] all right! all right, contestant number three, you're in the lead with one point. a

deanne dray levee who plays for the detroit lions wing walking.'t know what incentive s it wasn't a bet. the guy is just maybe he's already got got a concussion. i don't know. >> you trying to figure out why he's doing that. >> i know he's got ropes to tie him um there. those ropes can break. >> what about brady doing that high diving. >> at least he dove in the water. >> off a cliff. >> he's 10,000 feet in the air. >> yeah. >> nfl does not like the off season. >> no. for all of those reasons. >> tmz is up at 11:00 o'clock. >> adrenaline junkies. we're back here at 4am for your fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> sue serio and bob kelly will have your weather and traffic covered all morning long so be sure to stay tune. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: i love this video almost as much as "bates motel," tyga is doing his sneaker unveiling and is being served by a guy that invested in his product. >> what did you give him? >> i gave him a summons to appear in cou

. >> bobby lane expression the detroit lions quarterback i never lost a game i just ran out of time of>> rose: it was bobby lane the great quarterback for the lions. >> yes. >> rose: did he talk to you about the illness? >> yes. we've talked about it. >> rose: and? >> well, the reason he talked to me about it is that i had my own health issues that were pretty serious. >> rose: you had a virus that impaired your hearing. >> well yes. before that i had heart trouble too. the first time i had a heart attack, he called me in the hospital literally in my hospital bed as soon as they rolled in me after i just had angioplasty which wasmented that huge of a thing. he called up and he said i told you, you really should stop smoking. heulqwhich was typical steve. >> he liked to tellcjthey should behave. he used to tell people they should get married. he called tim=pcook's mother. he called tim cook's mother up and he said you know tim really needs to have a family. can't you encourage him to at least have a family. and that's the kind of thing. we had several people say that you know even befor

linebacker deandre levy of the detroit lions also climbed on to the wing, look at that, hanging on asapparently aren't taking it too seriously. favorite quote of the day, the executive on the team's official position is don't fall. >> oh. >> easy to follow, right? >> he doesn't look harnessed. >> i don't think he was. >> i think he was -- they do that. >> a lot of weight on one wing, right? >> i think they can do it. >> big question is why they do it. >> there's a lot of force going against him. >>> another project for ginger. "pop news" and weather coming up. lara is over in the social square. >> ginger, no. >>> right now, though, let's talk about the "gma morning menu," coming up in "pop news" vin diesel's touching tribute to his friend and co-star, paul walker at the "fast and furious" premiere. >>> and then, a look at life behind bars for reality star teresa guidice. her husband speaking out this morning. >>> and then we'll switch gears to fish oil. so popular as a dietary supplement but what is it really doing for you? is it really what the doctor ordered for your health? >>> you

the detroit lions the safety and we talked about that. you need to develop some kind of relationship. you you can have some of these bookish guys if you want to make it a priority for the white house. to step up pressure. you do that by going public. the question, you have a dilemma, a dilemma, get increased exposure versus false leads. we were discouraged. several families, and some weren't comfortable with that. but these are some of the things when you think about how you want to leverage your asset and what are the drawbacks. also, this is a unique case but we saw for america is americans being held by the same organization in the same location. it inclines itself to creating a team atmosphere where everyone works together. so peter debra tice was an aid worker. foley. they were kidnapped different times but eventually world but together. we had -- the very unique thing is we had permission. put them together. the european hostages come out with everything together and no exactly what's going on in the room from the western perspectiv

and the lines, i'm a detroit lions fan. you need to develop some kind of relationship so you need affable fbi agents. he can have some of these bookish guys. if you want to make a federal case a priority for the white house you need to step up pressure. and how do you do that? you go public. the question here is you have a dilemma. you get increased exposure versus false lead. we were discouraged from going public. in retrospect i think that was a mistake. we had several families, and some families were not comfortable with that. but these are some of the things that when you think about how you want to leverage your assets, from the government, and what are the drawbacks. and also this is a very unique case. i'm not sure we'll see it again but we saw for americans being held by the same organization in the same location. so it inclines itself to creating a team atmosphere where everybody works together. [inaudible] >> steven sotloff weibrecht and, peter casey who was an aid worker, jim foley who was a journalist and caleb

1949, he turned down a contract to play professional football in the national football league's detroit lions club. instead he decided to return to work in erie for the next 63 years at the erie times. mr. kelly: although mr. mead's passing will long be felt at the rembings ie times publishing company and the entire city of erie and the entire community, we now know he rests in heaven. as true of all legends, he may be gone, but he will surely never be forgotten. i thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend. thank you, mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize someone who has been described as a trail blazer, a pioneer and a woman of firsts. doreen thomas, who on this friday will retire after four decades of public service. thomas became the first foreign female police officer in 1980. in fact, when she started the evidence room was located in the men's locker room. something she would eve

lions fan ron? >> yes, long suffering. >> long stuffing son of detroit and lions fan.linton is in iowa. part of this rollout, nothing to do with her events yesterday, we'll get to sort of what they look like. but with nothing to do with those her campaign put out a statement yesterday and this is from her campaign spokesperson. hillary clinton supports marriage equality and hopes the supreme court will come down onned side of same-sex couples being guaranteed that constitutional right. the significant part is that constitutional right. you'll remember back in june 2014 almost a year ago now, she did an interview with npr when she was starting -- she left secretary of state, starting to reemerge politically and talked then in the npr interview, number one she said she was glad states were looking at this. 37 states now allow same-sex marriage. she said she was glad states were going state by state and people were pushing for it. and then she had this exchange. >> you know i have to say i think you are being very persistent, but you are playing with my words and playing

green bay plays the lions in detroit on december 3 and, by the way, charlie, you know the super bowl this year sr. on cbs. >> oh my gosh. the 50th anniversary. >> the 50th anniversary. >> oh, my goodness. that makes us so happy, doesn't it? >> i can't handle this. >> you going to get a new outfit charlie? >> oh, i will yes. >> he's going to get a new football outfit. 148 days, but who's counting. >> nothing will happen between now and then. >> we'd still be happy. >>> turning to a more serious note -- >> ben affleck is speaking out about a slave of henning ancestor and his request to >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by panera bread. jo a >>> a citizen's effort to keep an eye on law enforcement sparks a violent confrontation. >> how an attempt to shield officers from the cell phone camera may have backfired? >> the news is back right here on cbs "this morning." here on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by hershey's s'mores. hershey's makes it a s'more. you make it special. we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love i