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. >> kenny: marcus benard moved early. so a new set of downs for mike glennon and the buccaneers. glennon, a third-round pick out of north carolina state. he replaced russell wilson when wilson transferred to wisconsin. this is james. three on first down as we take you back to january, 2002, divisional playoff game and this was the play that started all the controversy. buccaneers, raiders. john gruden still talked about it. we're joined from our fox studios by mikepereira and, mike, one of the rule changes early off season as glennon rolls to his right and then throws it away. mike the adjustment to the tuck rule. what were your thoughts when you first heard about the changes? >> well, i say it's about time. i mean two great things have happened. the tuck rule is gone and the goose has new glasses that look like mine. nothing better than those glasses. but, you know, there will still be judgment involved in the tuck rule here because the definition says he has to tuck it back toward his body. so when the ball actually comes loose will be a discussion point. there will still be so

our contractor is benard heely and they are the ones responsible for the site right underneath where you are sitting the first of the two tunnel boring machines and launching on june tenth or eleventh. >> and as you can see even before you take the tour, and i can do so if you are able and it is significant work and you can see the crane behind us that is bringing in the pieces piece by piece, and 20-feet wide and it weighs 750 tons and the entire apparatus is longer than the football field and the two that are making the way from here underneath china town, and up to north beach and the second one, and that process will take about a year so for all of the hard work to move the facilities to build the tunnel work and remarkably fast, given the expertise that we have with the contractors and the technology that allowed this to happen with the minimal disruption above ground and from the tunneling. this happens below the ground and not ripping apart the streets to build the tunnel the way that they used to in the older days, a little more vibration just as we are going about our busine

and michelle benard, bernard center for women and politics. march on washington, there wouldn't be a congress am black caucus. 3 even if 50 years feels long away, it is somewhat transformational. >> sure, and i think even after the march on washington, even after the civil rights act of '64 and the voting rights act of afc '65, it still took time. there were a few members that came together, you know, of a similar mind, had a similar mission. it wasn't till 1971 that they founded the caucus. i think now they would be really happy to see that because of the voting rights act and because of redistricting processes that worked well, there are now 43 members that are african-american in the united states house of representatives. and one in the senate. >> you could argue at least in the house, 10%, it's roughly at least matching population. robert, she brings up the senate. politically, we're not -- there is still big gaps. >> one would think that south carolina, mississippi, alabama, the south ironically, with large african-american population wo

. >> benard you think that is true? >> no.ores the scourge of gun violence and that is the real story. it is a terebl acts of violence against an innocent kid. tones 15- 16 and 17 having access to guns. >> we don't know where they got them? >> this comes after multiple trag tee and underscores the need for congress to act here. >> we have a lot of gun laws that are enforced. and we don't know what they broke. >> we need to pass background checks. >> you think any of them would go get a back grouped check? >> what the untold story of this is, the guy who turns in the game. james jaups johns, his son was rekrauted by these individuals to join the gang and the son refused and came back and told his father. the kids showed up at his house and the father called the police and that's why they were arrested. we are telling a story about gang violence and gun violence. it is not the ponent of the stories. >> those are conversations and factors we need to have. and certainly, this is part of a gang initiation. but do we white wash the