rusty's wife andrea, more than anyone, understood, and she backed rusty to the hilt when he wanted to folk douse a startup. >> they were really partners in every way, shape and form whether it was in life, whether it was through business ventures. i think they both were able to treat each other in a way that made each other better. >> and their marriage seemed solid to people who had known them, which is why the details that came out later surprised everyone. but for now, rusty's grief-stricken friends and family wanted answers, answers that seemed to be taking a long time in coming. dekalb county district attorney robert james. >> no one had any idea who did this when it happened. >> for weeks after rusty's death, police had been floundering, trying to untangle rusty's business relationships. suspicious that he had been gunned down by a professional hit man, they were looking for a money trail to lead to his killer. chasing the money trail, did it cost you a lot of investigative hours and time? >> it cost us thousands of investigative hours and time. >> as it turned out, this crime w

. >> reporter: rusty staff is suing bart. he and others were attacked at the column station in april of last year. neil wilson's family announced this week they too are suing bart for the same reason. >> i hope the repetitiveness of the lawsuits and all of us keeping us in the public eye makes the change that needs to happen. >> reporter: the police chief says the violence isn't specific to the transit agency. instead the bay area as a whole. >> again safety is a top priority. >> reporter: bart says they are cracking down on toll evaders and installing more cameras an paying overtime to crease staffing by 15 to 20 officers each day. >> are over time officers will be focusing on the trains. >> reporter: rusty says it is not enough. and that bart is responsible for neil wilson's death. police knew the system was dangerous. >> if bart did not start making changes in the system unfortunately we were going to have deaths as a result. to some of this violence. >> reporter: two other people died due to violent attacks on bart at the

coach rusty with another one of his trick shots. he picked up those two concrete blocks, hit that skateboard, skateboard sends that beer flying up into the air, catches the beer, the ball goes in the hole, and then time for a sal salah -- celebrator to drink. >> nothing to say but cheers. >> my coach is rusty, with you coach rust ya, legend. >>> keep an eye on the edges of that glacier. >> they're cracking and they're falling. >> but does the c

coach rusty with another one of his trick shots. he picked up those two concrete blocks, hit that skateboard, skateboard sends that beer flying up into the air, cates the beer, the ball goes in the hole, and then time for a sal salah -- celebrator to drink. >> nothing to say but cheers. >> my coach is rusty, with you coach rust ya, legend. >>> keep an eye on the edges of that glacier. >> they're cracking and they're falling. >> but does the camera guy catch the action? >> oh my god. did you get that? >> next, she's got a question. >> when are you guys going to break up? >> exactly. >> she's got lots of questions for you. >> just how ridiculous you sound when you're all in my business. >> see if you agree with her on "right this minute." it me on th. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, ok. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the water's fine! tom pritchard. how we doin'? hi, there. tom pritchard. can we get a rou

all that remains a rusty signpost and scattered concrete ruins. and. in two thousand and seven the hotel was demolished another element in the story of a southern libya that has disappeared. the ashanti hotel had been among the classiest in tripoli as a place hosting foreign visitors it was heavily monitored by the libyan intelligence service visit to libya coincided with the anniversary celebrations of the september first revolution in one nine hundred sixty nine when gadhafi had seized power. government employee who some milat had been assigned to the man and his two companions during their visit. to the memo so the front office of the. little kind of healthy should now let me have the. only and. we. had only an a b. has and that is in the back of stuff out. and i'll stop there and also the illimitable. caught up and what i said marked up well let me stop there unuseable had. so to do and i went in my muscles so that all of the c.r.t. . be a machine had one of. the foreign communication bureau who's close to the hotel once again who some notice the c

demonstrators taking to the streets against soaring inflation and shortages of ascensions and things could get rusty with the u.s. about to reach impose sanctions. doesn't involve big families bury their dead from last week's post election violence one of them was the film awful cell flu shot in the back by security forces we have a special report. that shima at least ninety eight people have died in the earthquake that struck internees on sunday night the holiday islands of lombok and bollywood the worst affected hundreds of people have also been injured mainly in the north of long and thousands made homeless the region's been hit by numerous aftershocks the magnitude of the quake was a powerful seven it struck as many people were having their evening meal. he did time in lombok locals and tourists alike were packed into restaurants when suddenly the floor gave white like. they give them. the power went out almost immediately people ran out into the straits it was just a wake since the last time a tremor brought destruction here and this one was even worse but. we ran out from our house twice two t

all the remains a rusty signpost and scattered concrete ruins. and. in two thousand and seven the hotel was demolished another element in the story of assad there in libya that has disappeared. the ashanti hotel had been among the classiest in tripoli as a place hosting foreign visitors it was heavily monitored by the libyan intelligence service visit to libya coincided with the anniversary celebrations of the september first revolution in one nine hundred sixty nine when gadhafi had seized power. government employee who some milat had been assigned to be and his two companions during their visit. to the front office of the. little kind of healthy. lead now let me have the. only answer. we should that be has and that is in the back of stuff out. and i'll stop there and also the. team caught up and what i said marked up well let me stop there. so too and i will in my muscle so that you see out of the. in the bill itself. be a comedy show one of. the foreign communication bureau who's close to the hotel once again who some notice the qusay saddam receiv

forty three degrees it doesn't feel too bad at all down into southern portions of africa and we've got rusty fine condition little bit of cloud around the eastern cape but a largely fine picture otherwise sunshine expecting cape town highs of nineteen and a fine danger has both with a maximum of twenty one. the women sponsored by catalog use. where were you when this idea popped into it when they're online it's undoubtedly. cool or over to an inequality in our society today or if you join the sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like bring you have to go back for the first time everyone has a voice and allow refugees to be the speakers for change join the colobus. announces iraq. there again you're watching our. top stories this hour soldiers and zimbabwe have opened fire on hundreds of opposition demonstrators in the capital harare protests as angry about alleged vote rigging in the country's election the policy of president. two thirds of the seats in parliament but the results of the presidential vote is not yet. turkey is condemni

i have a ping-pong table at my house but having said, i am a little bit rusty. he had a different strategy to beat matthew mcconaughey. matthew mcconaughey is being honored for the work he does for his foundation keep livin'. >> thank you for the honor tonight. thank you to the dodgers foundation. >> a milestone event, matthew is getting ready to celebrate. 225th anniversary of his breakout role -- >> the role at that time i didn't know if it was going to be a hobby or something i'd do for the summer. it turned out to be a career. >> matthew deserves some time to play right now. he has two big movies opening in the next two months. first up, white boy rick, followed by the drama serenity. >>> coming up -- ♪ nick's new love song to his fieian seee. >>> then hot hunnam strips down again. >> it seems to be a running theme. >>> plus, anthony ande it again. >> i can't help it. >> >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere, on every platform, every day. check us out on facebook, twitter and it's time for the 'biggest sale of the year' on the new sleep number 3

quite nice, a lot more choices and things that we can do, but it is going to be a rusty year.ot leaning so much on the central banks. jon: let's talk about em. with the columnist earlier this week, take a look. >> if you are overexposed to turkey, i would reduce exposure. turkey is trying to re-write the playbook for emerging markets. it is trying to go without the trade hikes. it is trying to do it without the imf. that is not impossible but it is hard. jon: he said if you is back in the game, he would be loving what is happening right now because the market is not the differentiating. agree.tally in turkey, they are ignoring the signs in front of them. with the idea of keeping growth alive, so they are not to raising interest rates as fast as they need to. they are not seeking help from the imf. it is hard to think that this is not just one bad case after the other that could cause a contagion. i do not see why they are not reaching got right now. jon: is it still idiosyncratic? >> the fact that these are really large reasons within the em -- argentina was also in the news a

my two hours and thirty cents an hour rusty it was insane is that how much down in the world. he is are very few. years not as much money in the time. when my doing here i just got out of jail. possession of stolen property. i'm not good. jails jail. as of. now good. so. i feed you three times a day. before t.v. . outlets do. all those things you. know. how i was teenager smith and jones and screamed this it through the roof these places really. the story carried a pistol when i was about twelve year old enough carried one it was serious the steel. learned. to stare. we. heard from the gun guy here the pawn shop here for the past by the we take everything from you know d.v.d.'s to. boat motors or whatever you want to magically have some motorcycles smothered in the mining equipment like us say we would take a lot of that stuff you would sell a four hundred dollar mining helmet maybe once a week the lights daily but the fact of the mining mines are shutting down makes it difficult to sell that stuff because these were so these were being sold to personal miners for their own us

. >> he's a little bit rusty. >> martha: you but he was a little bit rusty and that was the scorpion> we will see you guys back in the super bowl next year. >> martha: what you think >> yes, same result. >> martha: 37-20. >> i'm talking about the last time. >> martha: can you show me, what animal was that? this is a bear. >> this is a camel. >> martha: is it cruel if we eat them? remember last time you were here to support camel. >> you are mean to the support animals and an end the circle animals. let's chow down. >> martha: all right. they are really good. >> that's where you get your calcium from. >> martha: a very good source of calcium. it's health-food basically. >> tom brady eats these. >> martha: i don't think so in less they are -- thanks, tweet me. tell me what you think about the caged animals on the side of the box. use the hashtag. we will see you back here tomorrow night at 7:00 and my friend tucker carlson in d.c. is coming up next. stick around. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a college student in iowa named molly tibbetts has become

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some ways it is quite nice, a lot more choices and things that we can do, but it is going to be a rustyear. not leaning so much on the central banks. jonathan: let's talk about em. i caught up with our columnist earlier this week, take a look. >> if you are overexposed to turkey, i would reduce exposure. i think turkey is trying to rewrite the crisis management chapter in the playbook for emerging markets. it is trying to go without the interest rate hikes and without the imf. that is not impossible but it is hard. jonathan: he followed up by saying if he was back in the game, he would be loving what is happening right now because the market is not the french in between strong names and weaker names. >> i agree. in the case of turkey, they are ignoring the signs in front of them. with the idea of keeping growth alive, so they are not raising interest rates as fast as they need to. they are not seeking help from the imf. it is hard to think that this is not just one bad case after the other that could cause a contagion. but i do not see why they are not reaching out right now. jonathan:

but for some, that water is rusty, and others may still be without any at all. the city says the water, though, is safe to use. police were warning people to avoid the areas. crews worked to clean up that mess. >> that's rough, with no water and the potential heatwave that's going to be hitting some of us.ns with that. good morning. >> good morning. day three for many people. we added hartford, providence and boston. philadelphia, richmond down to virginia beach. the sweltering heat today. boston will be about 87. the heat index in the low 90s. new york city with 89 and extreme humidity, about 97 in philadelphia. the heat indices about 100 later on this afternoon. we get the cold front coming ro a little relief on thursday. still summer like, butt will ir. and everybody in pretty much the ohio valley and new england with hit and miss showers this afternoon. and that's a look at your wednesday forecast. >> all right, bill. thank you. >>> new on nbcnews.com this morning, usc's president has officially stepped down amid a sexual abuse scandal involving a former sch

you want has found an ideal place in the center of paris to get in shape not far from the rusty a pedestrian bridge over the center offers a wide range of opportunities to practice. viewers are advised against trying this at home no matter how easy it looks when you on go strolling across the railings. i don't feel as if i'm in any kind of an unusual situation know that i have to be especially careful because ultimately i just imagine i'm walking a straight line on the grounds that if i go by that principle i feel no stress. so much and there's no reason for me to fall as long as i can walk a straight line. but even the most experienced park or athletes slip up every once in a while. i was holding on at this very spot and went to make a three hundred sixty degree turn when i executed the move i slipped and fell in the water. this bridge is ten meters high fortunately i can swim and i got out of the water by climbing up a notch but i'll definitely remember that mishap forever. you can't afford back kind of mistake in this case i was lucky enough to land in the water. so when passers by see hi

here you can use raw a file because ryan was the file that the farmers generous with the palin called rusty can tell the shapes. the poster dough is filled with blanche to spin it and record a cheese then the ravioli is also placed gently into simmering water it looks a little ravioli need to cut it for three to five min. it's. just enough time to do shelf the spinach and cheese dumplings then the ravioli season the to roll the entry zero which grated parmesan cheese and brown butter in this dish may be high in calories but it's also big on taste. some of the mean you can use it in summer as well as winter this dumplings filled with tiny cheese the spinach dumplings was the vegetable thing to me just as the delicate ravioli of the season with a bottle and promise of an all round great taste. that's a really and truly has been on the menu at hotels for more than three decades to fish that's loved by locals and tourists alike the taste of self to roll to remember. all right and before we go we want to let you in on the winner of this week's draw and now we have asked you to send us and photos

a little bit rusty most of it is stuff i'd actually like you i'm going to play. meanwhile it's also a message that danny boyle won't be directing the twenty fifth often role he quit due to creative differences but never say never but they might all change their minds. right now one hundred fifty teams from thirty eight countries all taking part in the biannual international hot air balloon world championships in. austria pilots compete in a range of disciplines like maneuvering their balloons to a designated landing site or trying to catch up with a balloon flying ahead. current weather conditions perfect. the championship runs until august twenty fifth. hundreds a swedish princess is still had her first day at school six year old are still arrived in the company of her parents crown princess victoria and prince to meet her classmates. as the first member of the royal family to attend the private school on an island in central stockholm it's a unique educational concept emphasizes francis and creativity. riding horses and fishing for shrimp are two activities whi

dummy and mother rusty is qubits he's head chef he cooks traditional cuisine but likes to experiment. with a marvelous fruiterer's rather hearty. biggest port people have always been very familiar with ingredients and spices from other countries such as suffer on from the cinnamon. products trainers brought in from all over the world. so actually. has always been very modern and. will. this city's market hall and vegetable market are close by this is where the chef buys many of his ingredients he thinks it's important to purchase regional products. but. this is just brought in every morning fresh from the baltic sea. musser off skeet buys herring for your own axe and carts. he gets his herbs from fields just outside good onst herbs and spices are important ingredients in his recipes. the chef is also discovered a small family run bakery near the restaurant. here bread is still baked according to traditional recipes and there are no artificial additives. in the bread is a very important part of polish cuisine we eat it for breakfast lunch and dinner that's why i wanted to have the best

. >> reporter: rusty staff is suing bart saying the transit agency is not doing enough to protect riders after he and others were attacked at the coliseum statio18ollson'samily and week they arsuing for the reason. >> i hope the repetitiveness of the lawsuits keeping us in the public eye makes the changes that needs to happen in the system. >> reporter: bart's deputy police chief says the violence isn't specific to the transit agency. but instead, the bay area as a whole. >> the crime that occurs on bart is largely reflective of communities that we travel through. so, safety is a top priority. >> reporter: bart says it is ramping up security by cracking down on toll evaders, installing more security cameras, and, paying overtime to increase staffing by 15 to 20 officers each day. >> our overtime officers will focus on the trains. >> reporter: two other people have died in july. one at the bay fair station, the other in pleasant hill. suspects in both of cases have been arrested. in oakland, katie neilson , kpix5. >>> alt-right groups plan to rally at berkeley. you can see the city of ber

katz, whose son, corporal rusty forrest? was killed in vietnam. they are of course really difficult to read as a mother of a son myself, i find that it's these letters from others that cause me to break down and feel but they must've been feeling at the time. so, in this letter, mrs. katz is writing to president johnson. she has just buried her son, and she is angry. she wants to know what did he die for, and why are you prosecuting this war. then, we also have a response letter from president johnson to mr. and mrs. katz, and i find this also very poignant, because i feel like you can see his struggle to find the right words in these cross out and rewording of the letter itself. >> the issues of letters to soldiers is still a very current issue. in 2017, was it difficult to select the best letter or letters to represent this sort of issue? >> i think there was something actually in this photograph of russell forrest katz, who has this pitiful open innocent smile that just kind of pulled at my heartstrings, and made this one a vivid story for me.

but for some, that water i rusty, and others may still bet without anyall. the city says the water, though, is safe to use. police pere warningple to avoid the areas. crews worked to clean up that . me >> that's rough, with no water and the potential heatwave that's going to be hitting some of us. here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with that. good morning. >> good morning. day three for many people. we added hartford, providence and st. philadelphia, richmond down to virginia beach. the sweltering heat today. boston will be about 87.de the heat in the low 90s. new york city with 89 and extreme humidity, about 97 in philadelphia. the heatndices about 100 later on this afternoon. we get the cold front coming through. a little relief on thursday. still summer like, but it will feel like 90 instead. that's look at th big weather story of the day. here is a closer look at the day ahead.ea well, the and humidity of course is with us in the southeast. that's not going to change. our cold front is reall to stall out there from little rock to memphis, triggering s

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the straight climate between berlin and beijing is getting rusty get hot that's right sorry last week the german government block the sale of a stake in one of its grid operators to china citing national security concerns now it's decided it has the power to veto a takeover of machine to make a life felt by a chinese investor if necessary that's what the government source told reuters china's young thai was a step ahead and dissipating rejection it actually dropped its takeover bid altogether. life which produces materials used in the auto and aerospace industries now plans to float a majority stake in the company instead of selling to chinese firmian time a government veto of the deal had been widely expected that was the recommendation of the german economy ministry following a months long review. only last week the german government prevented china's state grid corp from taking a twenty percent holding in electricity grid operator fifty hertz the german state own k f w bank bought the stake instead berlin was uneasy about handing a major chinese investor some control over the count

by recognition as matching the faces of a rusty is no naturally amazon was none too pleased. about the test and a blog post amazon's general manager amount would argue that the a.c.l.u. simply use the default setting on the softer which would be too low for law enforcement needs stating the eighty percent confidence trust holder used by the a.c.l.u. is far too low to assure the accurate identification of individuals we would expect to see false positives of this level of confidence we were at about ninety nine percent for use cases where highly accurate face similarity matches are important but settings aside with amazon's evolvement takeover shopping industry the grocery industry the newspaper industry should we really now trust me law enforcement is free no i mean good lord is there anything that amazon and jeff bezos doesn't have . as a fellow bald man little finger tips no and pharmaceuticals because remember they bought us a royal company i mean good lord there's a certain point we have to step back and say ok maybe enough was enough and if you're you know brilliant base

. >> reporter: rusty is doing -- suing bart. seeing the agency is not doing enough to protect riders. 18-year-old nia's family -- wilson's family is suing bart too for the same reason. >> i hope this makes the changes that need to happen. >> reporter: the deputy police chief says the violence isn't specific to the transit agency but instead the bay area as a whole. >> it's reflective of the communities that we travel through. safety is a top priority. >> reporter: bar says they are cracking down on told evaders and installing more security cameras. an paying overtime. to increase staffing. >> or over time officers will before kissing -- be focusing on the trains. >> if bart did not start to make changes in the system, unfortunately we were going to have deaths. we have come to that day. >> reporter: two other people died due to violent attacks on bart at the end of july. one of the bay fair station at the other at pleasant hill. suspects in both of those cases have been arrested. katie nelson, kpix 5. >>> police are looking for

all the remains a rusty signpost and scattered concrete ruins. and. in two thousand and seven the hotel was demolished another element in the story of assad there in libya that has disappeared. the ashanti hotel had been among the classiest in tripoli as a place hosting foreign visitors it was heavily monitored by the libyan intelligence service visit to libya coincided with the anniversary celebrations of the september first revolution in one nine hundred sixty nine when gadhafi had seized power. government employee who some milat had been assigned to the man and his two companions during their visit. to the front office of the. little kind of healthy should now let me have the. only and. the only and i b. has. that is in the back of stuff out. and i'll stop there are no sort of. caught up in what i said marked up well let me stop there. so too and i will in my muscles so that all of the c.r.t. . it. was. be a machine had one of. the foreign communication bureau who's close to the hotel once again who some notice the souther received. some of the sto

you're rusty if you're not going up on a regular basis. there's things you have to learn.rtable on stage, you go up on stage and improvise. but you never lose that mechanism of action. i quit doing standup in 1976, i can go on tv and it's not a big deal. but for someone who never did comedy, they would be very nervous about it. you never really lose that comedic muscle, but it has to be worked out like going to a gym. >> be sure to tune in, an all knew "the history of comedy" tonight at 10:00 on cnn. >>> amanda boxnel lost her ability to walk after a skiing accident, and now she's helping other people to walk using bionic limbs. >> my goal has always been to make a full recovery. i think a lot of people thought that was farfetched. it was a lot of hard work, i remember when i first made those first couple of steps, that's when i knew that making a full recovery was possibility. >> he's living the miracle of what we all want, what we all aspire for. to stand up and to do it on their own. he's doing it. >> wow, extraordinary to learn, about bridging bionics, go to cnn heroes

all the remains a rusty signpost and scattered concrete ruins. and. in two thousand and seven the hotel was demolished another element in the story of assad there in libya that has disappeared. the ashanti hotel had been among the classiest in tripoli as a place hosting foreign visitors it was heavily monitored by the libyan intelligence service visit to libya coincided with the anniversary celebrations of the september first revolution in one nine hundred sixty nine when gadhafi had seized power. government employee who some milat had been assigned to the man and his two companions during their visit. to the front office of the. little kind of a healthy. land now let me have the. only answer. we should that be has and that is in the back of stuff out. and i'll stop there and also the. team caught up and what i said marked up well let me stop there. so too and i will in my muscles so that you see out of the . be amish one of. the foreign communication bureau who is close to the hotel once again who some notice the cool reception received. some of the

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rusty tweeted this picture. b.a.r.t.s a man grabbed an extinguisher and started spraying it for no reason. he was arrested and will go through a psychiatric evaluation. the only injury to passengers was a cut on someone's finger. >>> a driver facing murder charges in connection with a deadly crash in san francisco pleaded not guilty in court today. prosecutors say michael smith has two prior drunk driving conditions and was drunk when he hit and killed bicyclist gregory blackman last tuesday. his defender calls it a tragic accident. >> smith is devastated by this tragedy. he is a hard working man, a loving father who had recently welcomed home a newborn baby girl. >> prosecutors say smith was drinking wine while driving just before the crash. court records indicate he was arrested about a block from the scene after witnesses chased his car and identified him to police. >>> the father accused of killing his pregnant wife and two daughters will be staying in jail until his next court date. emotions ran high in a colorado c

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. >> you know, i think he'll tell you that he's a little rusty and that's one thing to condition overhere in an air-condition tent drinking cherry juice. they get sponged down, they get cherry juice to recover. >> it's different when you get to block justin and all these character. so he needs a lot of cherry juice i'm sure today. >> you notice those little sudden digs that grudin takes at his players? and houston 49ers round pick mike got some good work in against j.j. watt. he's been practicing all his life against a family full of football players that never missed a chance to tackle each other, including at his grandmother's wake. >> my grandmother was a very popular woman, and the wake, the night before the funeral was a long, long line of people waiting to see my family. and so i was six or seven at the time and there was about ten of us the same age. and we kind of, you know, were getting fed up with waiting around, so we played football out front on the lawn and played some tackle football in our suits and stuff. and blew off some steam. i think she probably would have wanted

cuomo looks thin skinned and rusty.ime when they are up against a man because their voice drives people crazy. her voice does not drive people crazy. they are used to it from television and she has a lower register. it's an important thing for her. de blasio was able to go after cuomo and it was an effective attack on the subway system. she might do better than you think. >> greg: when you say they drive you crazy, they have to raise their voice to get above the man. >> dana: hillary clinton, sarah palin. women, when you get animated, you tend to increase your octave. >> greg: i was listening to andrew cuomo and trying to figure out who was this murder cuomo brother. that is like saying what is the square is frisbee. you saw two candidates. she was definitely better. two questions diminishing the importance of law and order which is what trump won on. making a comment about law and order doesn't need as much input as other things. they have the luxury of the resurgence of law and order. for the past three decades in new

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i felt awkward and rusty.irst time we were up there, we started walking to the left side. we looked at him and waited until we got to the right side. it'll be all right. >> i told myself i was going to give my best effort and try my hardest and see how it goes. i want to see this team win. if they want me to play in the right, i will play right. at the end of the day, i may tackle. >>> meanwhile, equal time as always for the san francisco 49ers. it's not often that you say a team is looking their wounds after they win a game but that is quite the case for the 49ers. the injuries sustained in game one. the tight end separated his shoulder, he's going to rest for the rest of the preseason. running back matt brito also hurt his shoulder. you won't see him until the real deal in september. and, you know what's interesting about this? the 49ers spent a lot of time in the off-season analyzing injuries and how they could possibly be prevented. kyle shanahan, the coach, talked about that today. >> you can go through e