down toy two, he knocks apollo creed in the most remarkable boxing scene ever. rocky wins. these are both popular movies in 1976 and 1979, but these are much more than sports movies. these are movies about race in american history. >> at 10:45, brooklyn law school professors talks about his book invented by law, arguing that alexander graham bell is the literary remembered -- solely remembered by the invention of the telephone. sunday morning at 10:00 on the road to the white house rewind, with the upcoming first in the nation and after primary, we look right the 1992 presidential campaign and arkansas governor, democrat bill clinton said -- finishes place. >> the evening is young and we do not know yet what the final tally will be. i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight is made bill clinton the comeback kid. both will also feature democratic and republican ads that aired in the granite state including george h.w. bush and bill clinton. university of washington history professor margaret talks about her book and argues that the 20th cen

apollo creed is muhamed ali. there is no doubt about it. he is brash and cocky and the heavyweight champion. he is black. creed is ali. rocky balboa is accommodation of a couple fighters. he is rocky marciano from the perspective of the 1980's marciano was the last white heavyweight champion. he was 49-0 over his career. he was champion from 1952 to 1956. never lost about. the only heavyweight who can say that. when mohammed ali was dominating boxing in the 60's and 70's there are always those who said yeah, but he can't beat rocky marciano. we get that fight in these movies. the other fighter that balboa is is joe frazier. you know a lot about joe frazier. we watched a documentary about him. he's from philadelphia as is joe frazier. rocky trains by punching slabs of beef as does joe frazier. we watched the frazier documentary and got a sense of how badly white americans wanted frazier to be ali. frazier was there hope against ali. one way of reading the rocky movies, the first two is to say that rocky is white americans revenge fantasy agai

he loses in a split decision to apollo creed. no one thinks he will do well.e does remarkably well that he does not win. knocks out, he apollo creed in the most implausible boxing scene ever found. it is impossible what happens, but rocky wins. these were both popular movies in 1976 and 1979, but these are much more than just sports movies. these are movies about race. these are movies about american history. announcer: the brooklyn law school professor talks about his book arguing alexander graham bell is solely remembered as the inventor of the telephone, despite the conservations of others, because he secured a patent monopoly. sunday morning at 10:00, with the upcoming first in the nation new hampshire primary, we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign and bill clinton's second-place finish in new hampshire and positioning as the comeback kid. bill clinton: while the evening is young and we don't know yet what the final tally will be, i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. [

down toy two, he knocks apollo creed in the most remarkable boxing scene ever. rocky wins. these are both popular movies in 1976 and 1979, but these are much more than sports movies. these are movies about race in american history. >> at 10:45, brooklyn law school professors talks about his book invented by law, arguing that alexander graham bell is the literary remembered -- solely remembered by the invention of the telephone.

in rocky two, he knocks out apollo creed and the most implausible boxing scene. but rocky wins. inse were both very popular 1976 and 1970 nine, but they're much more than sports movies. ,hese are movies about race these are movies about american history. >> at 10:45, christopher beauchamp talks about his book "invented by law," arguing that alexander graham bell is only remembered as the invention of the telephone despite contributions of others because he secured the patent monopoly. on road to the white house rewind with the upcoming new hampshire primary, we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign and arkansas governor bill clinton's second-place finish in new hampshire and his position as the comeback kid. >> the evening is beyond. [laughter] we don't know yet what the final tally will be. i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire, tonight, has made bill clinton the comeback kid. [applause] democraticfeature and republican ads that aired in the granite state, including those of bill clinton and george h.w. bush. at 8:00 p.m. on the presidency,

he serves as a trainer and mentor to adonis, the son of apollo creed. back in 1976, the original "rocky" movie was the highest grossing movie of the year. it won for best picture but that year the award for best actor went to peter finch for "network." will sylvester win tonight and what kind of speech might he give if he does? looking forward to seeing that moment in the show. right now, i'm tossing it back to our fashion posse. >> oh, my goodness, fashion, posse, i love it. and george, you are so dapper, by the way. sylvester stallone, we found a that's stallone from the 1977 academy awards. roshumba: oh, my goodness -- he was wearing this same outfit backstage during the shows in the 1990's. oh, my goodness, talk about a past -- blast from the past. color. that is tom ford before tom ford. caller: oh, my goodness. he is such a good actor, he can probably get away with anything. if he rocks that tucks and color tonight, he'll be fine. roshumba: please don't. >> i can't wait to see best supporting actress nominee alisha have i canned ratchet and see th

you know him as duke, apollo creed' s trainer in the rocky series who later joined rocky' s corner for fights against clubber lang and drago. the 78-year-old had been suffering from health problems for about a year. sadly that kept him from seeing the oscar-nominated creed this fall. all the insiders say rocky will win for best supporting actor. maria: i hope so. he was great. new tonight a popular car seat is recalled. ed: the important information for parents new at 5:30 p.m. plus, a former school gym teacher facing charges tonight. the person he posed as online to get inappropriate photos of young girls. announcer: this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30 p.m. ed: breaking news at 5:30 -- a judge sentences teen killer philip chism to 40 years in prison, but will be eligible for parole in 40 years. that decision bringing outrage from the family of colleen ritzer. maria: a serious car crash on route 93 south in canton creating a major rush hour traffic nightmare on a a friday. med-flight helicopter was needed, shutting down the the backups stretch from boston to milton and beyond. ed: and we

tony burton, what was best known for playing apollo creed's trainer in the "rocky" movies has died. burton was a successful prize fighter of his own as a young man before appearing in six "rocky" films in all. he was 78 years old. >>> the 88th academy awards are this sunday an it's one of the most competitive in recent history. many are betting leonardo dicaprio will take home his first best actor oscar for "the ref advantage" and brie larson is the best actress favorite for "room" and overshadowing is all is controversy. some like spike lee and will smith are boycotting the awards because of lack of color in the top acting cat guess grace. >>> coming up, the great unicorn escape and chase had many were they seeing. >>> finally tonight, whether you knew it or not, it's national tell a fairy tale day, and do we ever have the right story for the occasion. it's about a beloved pet that got loose and had some thinking maybe just for a split second are unicorns nbc's joe fryer has our tale. >> reporter: one can only imagine what drivers in rural california were thinking when this gallope

tony burton, who was best known for playing apollo creed's trainer in the "rocky" movies has died. burton was a successful prize fighter of his own as a young man before moving into acting, aer paing in six "rocky" films in all. he was 78 years old. >>> the 88th academy awards are this sunday and it's one of the most dpev in recent history. many are betting leonardo dicaprio will take home his first best actor oscar, and brie larson is the best actress favorite for "room." but overshadowing all this controversy, some like spike lee and will smith are boycotting the ceremony over the lack of nominees of color in the acting categories. >>> when we come back here tonight, a wild unicorn chase? the great escape that had witnesses wondering what exactly was it they were s seeing? =jess/vo= a deadly ma tack. the victims' fily and heraccuse =raj/take vo= plus,he meage thafired up mark zuckerberg. aspiring high-tech workers. =ne= next. >>> finally tonight, whether you knew it or not, it's national tell a fairy tale day, and do we ever have the right story for the occasion. it's about a bel

tony burton, what was best known for playing apollo creed's trainer in the "rocky" movies has died. burton was a successful prize fighter of his own as a young man before moving into acting, appearing in six "rocky" films in all. he was 78 years old. >>> the 88th academy awards are this sunday an it's one of the most competitive in recent history. many are betting leonardo dicaprio will take home his first best actor oscar for "the ref advantage" and brie larson is the best actress favorite for "room" and overshadowing is all is controversy. some like spike lee and will smith are boycotting the awards because of lack of color in the top acting cat guess grace. >>> coming up, the great unicorn escape and chase had many were they seeing. ibs-d. you know the symptoms when they start. abdominal pain. urgent diarrhea. now there's prescription xifaxan. xifaxan is a new ibs-d treatment that helps relieve your diarrhea and abdominal pain symptoms. and xifaxan works differently. it's a prescription antibiotic that acts mainly in the digestive tract. do not use xifaxan if you have a history o

in rocky to be not set apollo creed and the most implausible boxing scene ever filmed. rocky wins. these were both very popular movies. these are much more than just sports movies. these are movies about race. movies about american history. brooklyn law school professor christopher beauchamp talks about his book invented by law. he is solely remembered as the inventor the telephone because he secured a patent. we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign. arkansas governor bill clinton's second place finish and his positioning as the comeback kid. clinton: while leaving his young and we don't know yet what the final tally will be, new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. both democratic and republican ads that aired in the granite state. her book pivotal tuesdays and argues that the 20th century was shaped by four elections that occurred during economic and cultural change. next marco rubio at a campaign rally in exeter new hampshire. rubio placed third in monday night's iowa caucus poll the heinz ted cruz and donald trump. over onet is just hour.

you look a bit like apollo creed after rocky balboa. now, come on. >> i'm telling you. that was "national enquirer." they came in and got my eyes and put this face in front of it. >> give me a break. [ laughs ] >> give me a break. give me a break. you were gonna be here >> uh-huh. >> and, uh, it was a good fight. you won the fight. >> i sure did. >> but this guy laid a few gloves on you, didn't he? >> boy. >> alex stewart. that's his name? >> i'm telling ya. i got home and my wife said, "listen, you can get out of boxing anytime you want. i'm not gonna tell you when." >> yeah. >> i said, "baby, it was about the eleven-- the eighth round in the last fight. that's when i wanted out." >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> you weighed in at what this fight? how much? >> uh, about 259. two hundred and fifty nine. >> and you're not telling me over forty? right? you're-- you're-- come on, george. >> thirty-- thirty-nine. >> all- right. how old are you? you're over forty. how old is alex stewart? >> he's about 28. twenty-seven or something. >> now come on. that's-- that's when they say, if

he's best known for training apollo creed and rocky.... now...you're the one who's going to keep his spirit alive...you're going to make sure he didn't die for nothing... tony burton...who played duke evers in 6 of the rocky movies...died overnight at his home in california at the age of 78. carl weathers, who played apollo, tweeted: 'sad news. rip tony burton. his intensity and talent helped make the rocky movies successful. #bepeace.' my old bedroom...the on netflix today....fuller house! that's right...the tanners....and kimmy....are all grown up....bringing back the hit that debuted back in 1987! right now on our facebook page...we're asking you...what shows would you like....or not like to see be re-made? if you love empire like i do...there's extra reason to be excited this morning... loans....to your mortgage...nathan has some important advice in simply money. follow a couple of problems this morning...at cut in the hill...and here if you're looking for a late spring early summer get- away you might want to start shopping now! the b

he loses in a split decision to apollo creed. no one thinks he's going to do well. he does remarkably well but he does not win. in "rocky ii," he knocks out apollo creed in the most implausible boxing scene ever. but rocky wins. these were both very popular movies in 1976 and 1979, but these are much more than just sports movies. these are movies about race. these are movies about american history. >> at 10:45 brooklyn law professor christopher beecham talks about his book arguing alexander graham bell solely remembered as the inventor of the telephone because he secured a patent monopoly. saturday morning at 10:00 on road to the white house rewind with the upcoming first in the nation new hampshire primary, we look back at the 1992 presidential campaign and arkansas governor democrat bill clinton second place finish in new hampshire and his positioning as the comeback kid. >> while the evening is young and we don't know yet what the final tally will be, i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback k

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he is seen here with karl wet hers played apollo creed.of the hospital over past year but never received a official diagnosis. he was 78 years old. >>> and it will be up to the grand jury to deciding whether johnny manziel faces domestic assault charges involving his girl friend. the lets get to dax holt with tmz with more on this situation with johnny manziel. hi there, dax. >> good morning. like you said, you know, they have basically wrapped up this investigation. they are not talking much bit. they will hand it all to the grand jury. let them deciding whether or not johnny manziel will be have charges pressed against him. this is a big deal. if you you remember the case, she claimed that she had hit her several times in the head, rupturing her ear drum and he will be saying it just not happened. we will to have sit back and wait for grand jury to decide what they will do good have we heard from the nfl or are they wait to go hear what the grand jury will do. >> that is what it comes down to. everyone has to wait to see what the grand j

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