jason johnson, great as always. we had james carville on the radio show and his quote is i'm waiting for both of these campaigns to do something right. so we'll see how this w [ laughing ] >> mark: jason, thanks for taking the time. we appreciate it. >> thanks, guys. any time. >>> pinpointing the weather where you live. now your cleveland 19 first alert forecast. >> jeff: all right. i want to welcome mark nolan back from a much needed rest today. so welcome back, mark. all right. pinpoint. we're going to pinpoint the north field area and macedonia. here is twinsburg, solon, good willow. it looks pretty dry early in the morning here. by 10:00 a.m., we start to see the showers and some thunder. and then it looks like by noon you could get wet in this area. so there is a yellow alert tomorrow for these showers and thunderstorms. i don't think we're going to see the kind of thunderstorms that we saw this past weekend. it's going to be more showery stuff with maybe a rumble of thunder from time to time. 86 now in clevela

jason johnson, coleen and that's "hardball" for now. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. good night tonight. >>> tonight on all in. >> i want our party to be the home of the african-american voter once again. >> the trump outreach continues. >> i was very moved by his comment. >> as the ap drops a bombshell racism and talk of religious war in staff's online post. tonight, what to make of the latest republican outreach. can trump etch-a-sketch on immigration? >> who is going to pay for the wall? >> why donald trump just delayed his big border speech.

jason johnson in a little while. we wanted to get his take after the trump campaign shakeup. >> romona: jason, thanks for joining us. what do you think of trump adding stephen bannen who is described as a street fighter and attack dog this late in the team usa said we need a couple more swimmers to help out ryan f phelps -- michael phelps, we would see that as a problem. you're this far in the game. you're this far in the olympics. you shouldn't be adding more people. that's kind of what this indicates about the trump campaign. it's a good sign that they didn't fire anyone. paul maniford is still running things. but the fact that you're just now adding a campaign manager, a position that's been empty for three months, that you're just moving up certain people with only about 80 days left, it's not a good sign in the campaign. we felt the same way about hillary clinton when she shuffled around her campaign after a few heavy losses to bernie sanders in the primary. >> mark: jason, a presidential nominee, democratic pre

. >>> let's bring in jason johnson, politics editor of the root.com. let's start with the endorsements. why did donald trump endorse at the end of the week when very little had changed since he was reluctant to endorse at the start of the week? >> pivot, pivot like a basketball player he's got to pivot. he had caused too many fights with too many different people. you the megwhitman saying i'm not going to give money to your campaign. he had to do something to pivot off of his self-inflicted injuries. that's why he read that strained endorsement. you can tell, whenever donald trump doesn't want to do something that's when he's reading it off paper. when he's being himself he's spontaneous. >> let's talk about the value of this endorsement. in a primary cycle when endorsements didn't help his competitors. what's the impact of a trump endorsement in new hampshire, in wisconsin, in arizona? >> i don't think it does anything for kelly ayotte. i think she's going to lose in new hampshire. it doesn't matter for paul ryan. he's speaker of the house. he's doin

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joining me right now, politics editor jason johnson and republican strategist kevin scott. good to see both of you. kevin right here with me in atlanta. kevin, you first. this has been the cornerstone. immigration. he brought it up and he's taking credit for keeping the conversation going. however we haven't heard real specifics. next week is it likely to have a whole new story? a new game? >> well his specifics early on we're going to build a wall, we're going to deport people. that created a lot of momentum for him and now he's moved away from that a little bit. this last week there have been a lot of questions. the general election is saying you can't be that hard. we can't deport 11 million people. >> does that reveal that there is a problem with his messaging or a problem with his plan? >> well i think it reveals a couple of challenges for him. number one, the plan is not that specific yet. and the second problem is, how does he appeal to a broader population in a general election, especially when he gets getting tagged with this bigot, racist type language. he's tryin

jason johnson from the root, good to have you on. any time. >> thanks. >> poll question, is trump surrogate pastor mark burns, he apologized for offensive tweet featuring hillary clinton in blackface. should the trump camp apologize to? 90% say yes, 10% say no. still time to weigh in. cast your vote, let your voice be heard. we'll check in on this later this hour. after hinting he's retiring, maine's governor paul lepage walking back that suggestion. a recap of the time line of this governor and controversy over recent racially charged remarks that got us this far. >> i don't care what color he is. if you go to war, you know the enemy dresses in red and you dress in blue, you shoot at red. >> all right. so we're going to have more and why this governor is quoting mark twain about his political future after this. >>> intelligence officials told nbc news russian hackers have targeted at least two u.s. databases, hundreds of thousands of voting records stolen. is the russian government currently trying to interfere -l facing challenges

we are joined by politics editor of the root.com jason johnson, jason i will begin with you. what we sort of dove-tailed off with jason carroll's reporting. it was a the minority outreach, david duke ugliness. anderson cooler had spike lee on his show, how about the minority outreach thing going do you suppose? this is how the response came off. take a look. >> dominican republic says he's reaching out to african-american, he says what the heck have you got to lose, as you hear that as a black man in america, what do you think? >> i don't know. >> jason he laughs with a dead serious face. how many people within thing aen american community duping that spike lee is speaking for? go he is probably speaking for a lot of people in the polls. every pom has shown not only is donald trump at zero or 1 ', with african-american voters, none of hissests have improved everything. this is a trump problem. this is deeper tan the republican party. because john kasich, chris christie, marco rubio, george w. bush, there are plenty of republicans that can getting aen americans out to vote for

and washington bureau chief for "the daily beast," jackie, and politics editor of theroot.com, jason johnson. jason, i will begin with you. so there's a big visit coming this weekend in detroit, a black christian network, donald trump saying this is my moment to be in front of black voters with my message to minority voters. is this a game changer or is this a publicity stunt? >> it's both. as are most things with the trump campaign, ashleigh. honestly, i think if donald trump really wanted to make a point and speak to african-american voters, rather than go to a church in detroit he should speak to the naacp, george bush, mitt romney, john mccain did that in cincinnati. so i think this is part of the attempt to reach out it to african-american voters, but the fact of the matter is you should speak to a political organization, not a church where they're going to politely clap, be at a place you can answer questions and show you're sincere about policy. >> i tend to think that all campaign events or publicity stunts and game changers, too, it doesn't just mean it's the purview of the trump ca

and jason johnson is the politics editor. you start. what is this guy's problem?is from queens. he should understand, say it to my face. this is the thing. he keeps saying this stuff and he keeps backing off of it. when i talk to my friends who are trump supporters. that's what makes them angry. we like him because he says what he means. >> does he know what he means? >> i think so. when you back off, you sound like a politician. >> when you make fun of a guy with a disability. you're clearly doing that. what part -- >> i think part of the problem, these off the cuff statements, sarcastic remarks, they used to kind of slide off trump. even when he did backtrack on this it wasn't a problem. the trump supporters, this is what they like about him. that's not who he needs to persuade now. and these statements, the off, it is leaving a lot of people unsettled. >> the problem is, it is a main war piece in journalist. i read them and i'm trying to read them. they are struggling. they try on write an objective statement about what the guy said when it is in a controversia

jason johnson here and michael, a former senior adviser of jeb bush. so what do we make of this?g to put them all together. hillary clinton we know is a factor. i have been using this since i became secretary of state. there is this party she was at apparent lich apparently. albright asked for everyone to give advice and powell comes out on saturday night and tells people magazine that was a year later. so what do we think of this? >> well, many things -- >> is this a fact argument? >> here are the facts. she was already using the server -- >> what about where she was next secretary of state. it means she has hasn't taken oe yet. >> she was doing it from the beginning. >> so if you trust powell and you believe powell is right about the e-mail you can't believe hillary clinton when she blames her decision on his decision earlier! right and it's important to note what she did and what he did are different. he use add private e-mail account for communications and state department for classified communication. at that point there were not e-mail rules in place. >> we don't have to ge

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jason johnson, donald trump is going to go to detroit.own with this pastor and it won't be a pleasant meeting. this pastor is going to ask donald trump some tough questions. isn't it noteworthy that donald trump is at least going to do this? >> no, not at all. carol -- i respect scottie and i understand trump has a campaign to run. it's 70-something days. people need to get paid and do their jobs, but this is not going to work. it's not going to work because the american people have seen what donald trump has said about people of color over the last 18 months. you don't even have to go back to the 1970s. if you have somebody that is running for president of the united states who says that a sitting judge can't do their job because they have mexican parents, that is racist. consequently, african-american voters are very inclined to say, if you're hostile towards muslims who 20% of african-americans in this country are muslim, and you're hostile toward mexican americans, you're probably not going to be all that pleasant towards us. i don't

jason johnson, coleen and that's "hardball" for now. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. have a good night tonight. >>> tonight on all in. >> i want our party to be the home of the african-american voter once again. >> the trump outreach continues. >> i was very moved by his comment. >> as the ap drops a bombshell racism and talk of religious war in staff's online post. tonight, what to make of the latest republican outreach. can trump etch-a-sketch on immigration? >> who is going to pay for the wall? >> why donald trump just delayed his big border speech. >> new depths in the hillary clinton health smears. >> go online and put down hillary clinton illness and look for yourself. >> i just get the feeling we're going to win in a landslide. >> an election map gut check when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. less than a week since donald trump's big campaign shake-up, his latest attempt to reboot as a kind ler gentler candidate, it raises in the campaign. >> and from 50 paid staffers they found posts of racism and talk of religious war.

let's bring in sean jackson, chairman of the florida back republican caucus and jason johnson, politicsoot.com, journalism professor at morgan state university and contributor for sirius-xm radio. jason, i'll start with you. trump is polling all of the most recent polls. is there any one issue driving that? >> yes, it's trump himself. there are many, many african-american republicans and african-american conservatives out there committed to the republican party, and he has alienated them. he has alienated them with his comments about muslims. 20% of american muslims are african-american. he has alienated them with his comments saying my favorite african-americans over here. he has done lots of things to turn off those african-american voters and that's why his numbers are so low. i don't know with 90 days left in the campaign, go from 0% in ohio and pennsylvania to the 10 to 15% he needs to be competitive. >> sean, in may you told the daily beast, the national republican committee doesn't have interest in african-american voters. how does that translate into votes and what specifically

let's bring in robert traynham, jason johnson and raul reyes, attorney and nbcnews.com contributor. od to see you all. is anyone going to accept this new inclusive trump. jason, let's start with you. >> no. but that's not why he's doing it. let's be honest. donald trump has been the same guy for ten years. there are literally people who work with him on "the apprentice" who are saying he should not be elected president but what i do think is important is this, he is at least trying. if you're trying to be president of the united states for everybody you need to campaign for everybody's vote but with 79 days left before the election the likelihood he will be able to peel away african-americans he's offended, latino republicans he's offended to come back to the fold it seems likely. >> picking up on number 79 with you robert, why now for this pivot? trump has never done well with the minority vote in the polls. what makes him think he can change that. 79 days before the election. that's a relatively short period of time. >> it's a very, very steep hill to climb, alex and i have two tho

deputy commissioner jason johnson and director vernon haren have worked hand in hand with the department of justice through investigations and consent decrees and they will help us get better faster. we also stood up a doj compliance team under miss martin well before the findings. this is something historically done after the findings. that's another unique thing with baltimore and this doj investigation. this will position us better to move forward and address the concerns that have been noted. we are serious about making meaningful changes. that can't be lost in the details of this report. we are very, very serious and committed. change takes time. change takes commitment, and change tasks trust. we will get there. we will get there together. we wille better. we will pve it to the world, to this city that it can and will be done in baltimore and baltimore will be the model for this nation. it will be hard, but it will happen. this is a moment to get better. it's undoubtedly a tough moment, but a moment we will be able to reflect upon in the future and know that this was a turning poin

more about all of this, we're join eed by our panel, haley mcani, professor of political science, jason johnsonod to have you with us. another trump tweet reads, i love watching these poor political people, pundits, on television, working so hard and seriously to try and figure me out. they can't. we are of course three months out from the election. jason, at this point what is the benefit to donald trump as a candidate in remaining such a mystery, not just to the pundits but to the voters? >> well, i mean, you don't know what he's going to do and that keeps attention on him. i think the people who tend to really support donald trump, they like the fact he's unexpected. they like the fact he doesn't sound like a politician. the greatest mistake he can make and that i think he has made in the last couple of weeks is he is constantly backtracking. one thing that makes him original is donald trump says he's a straight shooter. if he says barack obama founded isis, give proof. if he keeps saying things and backing up, it makes him seem less authentic. >> kayly, as we know, donald trump is saying he

biggest problem of all the second team offense was absolutely terrible, awfully lane johnson will miss 10 games. jasons deals with health issues injuries. those guys can actually play this year. if they do, it's going to be real real problem. but again it's only the first preseason game. plenty will change an lot will happen but doug pederson has a lot to deal with coming up this training camp lucy. >> thanks so much, sean. >>> soup model christie brinkley defending her ex-boyfriend john mellencamp i didn't even know they were boyfriend girlfriend after new york post gossip article called him a right wing red neck. she wrote that the article is unfair. the reporter wrote brinkley broke up with mellencamp because she couldn't take his political opinions and red neck ways. brinkley says none of this is true. did you know know they were boyfriend girlfriend. >> no. >> i didn't know. kevin hart is typically known for his jokes but now the funny man is hoping to do some rhyming. comedian has signed deal with motown records to drop an album this fall under his altar ego chocolate dropper. the album should h

lawsuit fired in court, the inmate claimed that johnson grabbed him from the shirt, pulled him from his chair and dragged him across the jailhouse floor. jason was suspended for three days. the lawsuit is working through the court. for johnson's co-workers, his a surprise. we looked at his employment record and could not find hardly a hint of what was yet to come. johnson's bosses praised him for great communication kills and he makes good decisions and understands the possible repercussions of bad decision making. in the end for corporal brendan i don't knowon, a few bad decisions that put an abrupt end to a promising law enforcement career. the abusive behavior won't put him behind bars. a county prosecutor review the abuse incidents and decided not to press charges. we were hoping to show you the actual jailhouse video of the aall the but the county says they are not public record because of what they call security reasons. we are trying to track down the former jail supervisor to see what he has to say about all of this. carl monday, staition. >> brendan johnson was earning $62,000 a year. correction officers and six years as a superviso

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jason nathanson has today's showbiz wrap. dwayne johnson has rocked to the top of forbes list of highest paid actors in hollywood. the "central intelligence" star brought in according to forbes. the former wrestler beat out jackie chan, who's 2nd with $61 million and matt damon in 3rd with $55 million. the rest of the top five are tom cruise with $53 million and johnny depp with $48 million. all of the top 5 actors make more than forbes' highest paid actress. jennifer lawrence with $46 million. from the pool to the stage for michael phelps. the gold medalist will present an award at sunday's mtv video music awards. but the swimmer won't be the only olympian at madison square garden?the final five gymnasts including simone biles, gabby douglas and aly raisman will also hand out moon-men. their seating cards are already in place. the feds are now looking into the hack of leslie jon posted online the saturday night live stars' driver's license, passport, and naked pictures from her icloud account. the "ghostbusters" actress was also targeted o

blind spot is essential, that is why eagles gave lane johnson a contract worth up to 63 million-dollar in february to eventually take over for jasonand become anchor of the offensive line but it is hard to do that when you have been reportedly suspended, again. multiple reports say johnson will be sidelined for ten games by the nfl for violating the policy on performance enhancing drugs. it is true, he will not only lose those games but roughly 35 million-dollar in guarantied money. this would be his second offense, since he was drafted fourth overall in 2013. johnson denied the report with local media but jay glazer said he was told by johnson he would be fighting the suspension. now lane's agent ken sarnoff spoke out with this statement saying we are aware that the member of the media has started a rumor that lane will be suspended for a ped violation. lane has in the been suspended and any report to the contrary is false. nonetheless we will not comment on my client's protected health information. >>> yesterday, before any of the lane johnson drama became public birds addressed the media. so at that time the team had not respon

johnson filed charges with the city's police board, asking that officer jason van dyke, three fellow officers and a sergeant be fired for lying about the confrontation with mc-donald. van dyke faces a murder trial, for firing the deadly shot in emanuel pushes for a new civilian office on police accountability. maquette university law school will release its latest poll ahead of november's elections today. the last poll from earlier this month showed hillary clinton was supported by 46-percent of registered wisconsin voters, while donald trump was supported by 36-percent. this as the presidential candidates prepare for their first debate. angelica joins us from the newsroom with the latest from the campaign trail. republican candidate donald trump is traveling to mexico on immigration. trump is expected to meet with the president of mexico. he's been trying to clarify his stand on illegal immigration. trump has been calling for deporting people currently living in the u-s illegally. he has also suggested building a wall along the u-s - mexico border. meanwhile-- we could learn more to

change right now with lane johnson expect to be suspended, allen barber moved to right tack until practice and isaac sam lou in barber's spot and matt tobin has been filling in for jasoneters at left tackle. we will see how they line up later today. >>> wentz and lane johnson blaming the players union for letting him down among hot topics we will discuss on "action news" sports sunday coming up at 11:45, mike missanelli will join me live in the studio. >>> justin rose who won in merion and ardmore three years ago wins his first gold medal in golf in 112 years. yeah, golf is back in the olympics. rose playing for great britain, end the drought. >>> american swimmer ryan lochte says he was one of four olympians rob at gunpoint overnight in rio. his taxi was pulled over by armed men who were posing as police officers. they put a gun to his head before taking his money, and wallet. good thing they are okay, in rio, a scary scene for them overnight. >> really. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next on "action news" meteorologist melissa magee with your exclusive accu weather seven day forecast. >> but first a preview what is ahead on world news tonight. >> walter and czar, we will s

the latest cnn polls of polls and that gap persists in a four-way battle with gary johnson and jill stein in the mix. jason carroll is traveling with donald trump and with me here, cristina alesci. what's the trump message today, jason? >> reporter: well, first in terms of the format, donald trump is expected to take the stage any moment from now. mike pence will do the introduction, we're told. he will take the stage for five minutes or so before donald trump takes to the stage. ivanka trump is here as well. at some point perhaps we'll hear from her. there will be a brief q & a session from trump in terms of his speech. we got an advanced copy of the points that he plans to talk about. before he goes into regulatory reform and trade reform, he's going to talk about tax reform, talk about reducing the income tax as well as ending the death tax. as you know, he's got to turn a corner here after the disastrous week that he had last week. you know, those poll numbers showing that he's trailing in some of the major polls. he needs to turn the page here. one adviser telling me that the polls come labor day, if

andy pettitte, jason ggiambi, issues with peds, they came back and played well. compare that to ben johnson and mark mcgwire and roger clemens, never had a second act to get over the allegations and because of that, they lost all these endorsements going forward. the last thing remembered is what you know about the athletes especially in america. unfortunately this is the last thing that will be remembered for ryan lochte and his endorsement future is very nil. >> chuck, i mean the kid has a history of public urination, basically disorderly conduct. that's really what the sponsors signed up for in the first place if you ask me. >> i've been on "bulls and bears" off and on and we got a topic i'm an expert at.sponsors. with these young men, just what my good friend just said, is that it may be over forever, but again, if you think about america and the second chances, if he owns up to it and goes i did something really stupid, you've done something really stupid, let's get over this and be really sincere about what he's saying, i think the boy could have a second chance and he's not a boy, he

. >> reporter: today, officer jason van dyke was back in court on the same day eddie johnson said seven other officers should be fired. mainly because they falsified their police reports. in an email to the department, it . >> reporter: chicago's inspector general determined the officers did not tell the truth about mcdonald's death. it stated he made a threatening move towards the officer before pulling the trigger 16 times. but police dash cam video released under intense public pressure over a year later showed mcdonald was moving away from the officers when van dyke opened fire and continued firing even as the young man lay on the ground. that ignited pro-longed protest its and a u.s. justice department investigation into chicago police conduct. community activist. >> nothing would have happened with these individuals who clearly lied about what encounter happened that evening. then i don't think he would have had any chance of rebuilding trust in the community. >> reporter: the superintendent can recommend firing but they must first go through a review board. three additional offic

mcdonald was shot 16 times by one officer, jason van dyke van dyke is charged with first- degree murder. eddie johnson what the other officers fired along with van dyke for giving false statements. >>> a french court has overturned a ban on burkinis issued in ken. the court concluded the cannes is no proven risks. human rights groups are plenty is fight similar bans. >> the white house is worried american taxpayers will pay if the european union forces apple to pay billions of dollars in back taxes. the eq ordered apple to pay $15 billion in interest and taxes. apple could deduct the payment from the amount it goes to the yes. -- owes to the u.s. they say ireland granted apple a sweetheart deal. >>> the former farm-to-table executives facing federal charges just scored a huge paper martin shkreli so this company for a total of $5.9 million on the deal. he became a household name after buying the rights to a drug used. lena -- shkreli was later arrested after a ponzi scheme. he is awaiting trial on charges. >>> a u.s. soldier in texas gave his daughters a huge surprise. >> he has been defending our cou

johnson city, tennessee. kayla reynolds/ferris wheel victim kimmee reynoldsd/mother of victim jason reynolds/father of victim kayla reynolds is just ten years old, and she's telling us this morning that she's lucky she's alive... after falling nearly forty feet from the cabin of this ferris wheel at the green county fair in tennessee. 00;24;53;36 sot kayla: just really scared in an interview only on gma, she shows us the protecting her broken arm 00;46;55;51 kayla: falling on the ground, my arm saved me she remembers the moment clearly when she, another girl, and her six year old sister briley were thrown to ground? nats: we have three kids that fell from the ferris wheel. three kids after their orange ferris wheel basket got caught on another while the ride was turning 00;25;21;10 kayla: mostly worried about briley because people said she wasn't breathing their mom and dad were right there watching?horrified? 00;25;33;26 mom: we both took off running towards the ferris wheel to t operator. yelling stop stop stop now dad: she's like trying to reach and grab stuff to hold on to briley reynolds is still in rou

. >> reporter: today, officer jason van dyke, who is charged th first-dree murder for hearg. on the same at a, police superintendent eddie johnson said seven other officers on the scene on the night mcdonald was killed should be fired, mainly because they falsified their police reports. in an e-mail to the department johnson said: chicago's inspector general determined the officers did not tell the truth about mcdonald's dea. their report stated the kne-wieldiyearng 17-ld made a threatening move towards officer van dyke before he pulled the trigger 16 times. one officer wte, "he was swinging the knife in an aggressive, exaggerated manner. van dyke ordered mcdonald to drop t knife multiple times. mcdonaldgned van dyke's diction andontinued to advance toward van dyke." t police dash cam video, leasednd intenublic pressure over a year later, showed mcdonald was moving away from the officers when van firing, even as the young man lay on the ground. >> shut it down! >> reporter: that ignited prolonged protests and a u.s. justice department investigation into chicago police conduct. community activist torrey barrett: >> nothing would

johnson are awaiting extradition to las vegas. the man arrested for robbery at a centennial hills tj-maxx on tuesday-- is facing numerous charges. "jason mote" is facing robbery with a deadly weapon and burglary while in possession of a gun. as you can see - his face was left bloodied... following his arrest. police say the 34- year-old followed a woman around the store on durango near elkhorn after approaching her twice-- asking questions. he approached her again with a gun pointed in the air. police say that's when he pointed the gun at the woman's head and started yelling at her. mote grabbed the victim's purse and continued to yell. other customers ran from the building and called police. mote was taken into custody in the parking lot by an n-h-p trooper. the incident led to a police standoff. libertarian johnson makes a stop on the las vegas strip... the former new mexico governor and his vice presidential running mate "william weld" held a rally at s-l-s thursday night. the duo touting themselves as the third choice in the presidential election. johnson was just in town last friday... where he-- former president bill clinton, and

johnson jr. >> i can't say there's any stronger car, maybe with the exception of jeff diehl, but he can turn around. >> vincent nobile will take on jason line who's putting together a career here seven times already in the winners circle. where's greg anderson? he got knocked out early. maybe butner will get a win. >> i hate to handicap anybody. aaron strong has been making progress. if he does get to the final, he vincent nobile looking awfully strong. >> these guys are starting to catch up. we witnessed that with vincent nobile. saw strides made by erica enders. expect the gap to be shrinking. >> the timing is great for the competition to catch up and get that reset. it's not just one or two teams that are happy. it's going to be several giving the summit team a run for their timing has been great for del worsham. >> those are coming up when we come back to seattle. don't go anywhere. it's the nhra on fox. quick question: how do i edit my photos on the chatsnap? i showed you already like three times! you know we're gonna teach you how to use these, so, buy one phone for your kid and get one free for you. it's easier that way. this ba

jason and the head coach to start trimming the rosters. they said goodbye to 12 players yesterday. amon wright, jeremiah george, former usf wide receiver andre davis. also punter jacob shum. and johnson as well. this is the coach's first time cutting players as head coach in the nfl which makes the moves even tougher. >> i'm not really looking forward to that. i'm anxiously looking forward guys we have here, they've given us what we asked them to. they've worked hard but this is a business so we're going to have to say goodbye to a few guys this week. by the end of the week a few more. it's not going to be -- it's not the fun part by any means. >> more cuts will come by the end of this week. >>> rays sweeping the astros yesterday. they wanted chris archer, archer entered yesterday not only leading the american league sporting a 3-2 career record against houston including two complete games. he got big support early. rays up 3-0 in the fourth, better make it 4, bailey with the rbi double off the wall. 4-0 good guys but in the fourth, jason castro up the middle, that plates home carlos correa. all of a sudden 4-3. same score in the eighth, matt delphi at we have a problem. 2-1 dinger t

. >> jason line's 91st career round, going up against a first timer who's standing by with john. >> aaron strong first came to this racetrack when he was 10 years old, like warren johnson, bob glidden race, and now you're doing what they have done, going to a final round. >> yea isn't that somhing? my kid, my dad watchle. >> how much did you dream about this? >> my whole life. about 30 years. no. got to thank all of our crew, elite motor sports, we're doing it. >> thank you, aaron. booth as we get ready to wrap up our fox portion, a man who knows all about lifting wallys. the eight-time champion, tony schumacher is going to help us dissect the road to the finals. first off, a guy who's leading in virtually every category. you've got to love what you've seen in funny car. >> it's been incredible. the racing is second to none. you come to these races, a fan. and we love this race. these funny cars are running fantastic. the final round is incredible for the fans. they paid good money to come to this race, they're going to get what they came from. >> can there be any other harley davidson showdown besides this. >> you have two of the best cars, some of those that are not