movement that in the words of bobby kennedy, would literally bend mks bend history? >> i did believe. i was inspired. i was inspired by the campaign and election of president kennedy. he gave us hope. he inspired us to find a way to get in the way. and that's what i did. >> also because you knew it was wrong. mike barnicle that's why it had to change. >> yeah. and it goes without saying that this is an extraordinary human being. >> i know. i know. i'm trying to -- >> participated in extraordinary events in our country. congressman, you were speaking earlier about your participation in so many history-bending events. one of them, could you speak to martin luther king receives the nobel peace prize, returns to the united states, is invited to the white house to meet with the president. you're there. the issue is a voting rights act. tell the story. >> well, when -- you're so right. after dr. king received the

and then you can come into a forward bend. keep those legs nice and straight and just fold forward for that nice hamstring stretch. and you can bend one knee and the other. do this a couple times. and then we'll go into our twist for that low back. so come and sit down with the legs crossed. and we're going to take that left hand to the right knee. and we're going to reach around and twist. and then we're going to do it to the other side. >> okay. >> and then come back. how's that low back and hamstrings feel? >> feels really good! i'll definitely have to keep these in mind for when i do my homework tonight. thanks, brenda. >> you're welcome. >> for "yoga & you," i'm emily. >> don't go away. we've got lots more still to come on "teen kids news." we'll be right back. >> if you think that all it takes to be a good babysitter is to turn on the tv, then you'll really need to pay attention to eden's report. >> joining us again is author and babysitting expert dr. connie hebert. hi. >> hi. thanks for having me on your show again. >>

we bend over backwards.nd we get nothing but beheaded journalists and americans in return. >> i'm sidling along with you because you have the same amount of sentiment as i do. how ridiculous that women guards are not allowed to transfer them? let's not foreget we built them a $750,000 soccer field with lights to be able to play at night. all we do is bend over backwards. in light of yesterday, what is the correct direction we should be taking there? >> we should use all female guard sources to transport them from their camp to their trial and hopefully, there's a female judge bringing swift justice some that commission. we shouldn't live by their rules. i've guarded these guys at their soccer field at their recreational area in guantanamo bay. we bend over backwards every point. left wing groups try to give them rights. we're at war with these folks. they want to go back to the battlefield and kill more. they're emboldened by the legal systems that allow them to do just that. at this moment to bend here agai

everybody is trying to bend the rules. >> touchdown gronkowski. >> who got pounded on more? >> rob definitely. he would ask for it. >> why? >> i needed to get ready for my future. ♪ >> have no more campaigns to run. i know because i won both of them.

. >> the blade was actually bent it takes a lot to bend a knife blade. >> reporter: the killer -- none other than sabrina. >> i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: a loving mom, murdered by the foster daughter she'd opened her home to. what no one could understand was why? >> something else had to have been at play here. >> reporter: indeed, this case was about to get a lot more complicated! stories of a diabolical plot, brewing behind closed doors. >> this is really just betrayal on top of betrayal on top of betrayal, isn't it? >> reporter: and an obsession that would not be denied. >> it was like, "i want this. this is how i'm going to get it." >> reporter: i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's josh mankiewicz with "deadly betrayal." >> reporter: there comes a time in most cops' careers when they see something so horrific, they'll do just about anything to forget it even though deep down they know they never will. for officer randy mullenex, that moment came in november 2012 on a call to chagrin drive in willoughby hills, ohio. >> you ever have a scene like this before? >> nev

the ark of the moral universe bends toward justice but it doesn't bend on its own. today's conference is about all being part of the bending. dr. king said we will live to rule the day of the ax of people like jim conner but the appalling silence of good people. we cannot be silent in the face of this remarkable challenge of enjoying shared prosperity. we can do this. the difference between the late '90s and the prosperity we saw then and the prosperity we are beginning to see now is that prosperity of the late '90s was shared prosperity and we need to make sure the prosperity of today also becomes shared prosperity. we can do that. low wages are not structural or inevitable. they are choices. and there are remarkable business leaders out there, remarkable union leaders out there, remarkable faith leaders out there, and remarkable workers out there doing this for everybody and building an american that works for all and making sure the stairway is fortified and i am confidant we will prevail just as dr. king prevailed. it will not be easy. it will not bend on its ow

like a punch, which activates even more muscles in his upper body. >> and i know this one -- side bends for the muffin top. >> that's right. and she can also add a stretch to the move. the chair gym is so versatile. >> now i can see david's entire core firing in this exercise. >> [ laughing ] yeah. i can, too. dave, you want to put a shirt on, please? this is another great example of how you can work multiple muscle groups at the same time with chair gym, with over 50 different functional exercises designed to improve your strength, your flexibility, and your balance. you'll be able to enjoy the activities you love, well into your 60s and 70s, even your 80s and beyond. >> chair gym is particularly great for seniors because it's a safe, comfortable, sturdy chair for them to exercise on. it helps keep their flexibility, their strength. so, this way, they can continue to do their everyday activities, whether it's reaching, bending or lifting, and it will also help prevent injuries in the future. >> a year ago, i fell and broke my elbow. since then, i've been recuperating, using the chair g

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we're going to bend this a little bit, because she's drunk, so it is what it is.on't lie and make things up ever, it's wrong. but if i need to bend it a little bit to protect a cop. >> i hear you, man. >> you see the angle of her car? >> yeah. >> see it's like this? as far as i'm concerned, i'm going to word it that she's in the left-hand lane. >> okay. >> when the cat jumped out, she abruptly got over into this lane and slammed on the brakes. >> okay. >> next, presley enlists the help of a technician. andre tomasi. >> andre, come here a minute. a little walt disney to protect the cops. it doesn't matter because she's drunk anyway. here's what i want to articulate, okay? she was in this lane and cut over to this lane. >> you're astonished. >> watching the video, meltzer and alexandra can scarcely believe their ears. >> first of all, i mean, to be honest, you don't really think an officer could be that stupid. second of all, you are happy for your client because you've just won their case because their entire case is based upon a fraud. >> for alexandra, finally ev

subsuming so many people of so many races that the power structure is forced to bend.nly way to bend is to conduct your movement with such dignity and race that people want to join you. that's how you win. king counselled us to avoid not only external physical violence but also internal violence of the spirit. the non-violent resister not only refuses to shoot his opponent, but he also refuses to hate him. at the center of non-violence stands the principle of love. the masses cannot admire people chanting about dead cops. they can march alongside people ex exuding love for their enemies. we no longer speak of negroes and segregation, but we speak of blacks and their lives mattering. the force that makes it bend is that radical revolutionary love that powered the life of dr. king. have a great king day. alex wagner is up next. >>> the president is commemorating the legacy of dr. martin luther king but not necessarily in the way you think. it's monday, january 19th, and this is "now." >> a bold effort by the president. >> battle lines are being drawn ahead of the preside

if i just want that end to bend under it's so simple.e both my hands to do it. >> wow. >> now look at that-- smooth, shiny. >> there's a lot of shine. so you get that with one pass. >> so do you like the flat iron side here? or do you like the perfecter side? >> oh, definitely the perfecter side. [audience applauds] >> so then also, let's do the one other tool: the curling iron, right? so, the curling iron. again, biggest fear that i'm going to burn my dear self and even as a stylist, i get worried about burning my client. if i just move one second that way, look at that horrible crimp. >> oh, wow! oh, my gosh! >> and that's when i find people-- not to mention, when you get down to the end i see people getting crimps and clamps down in there. it's kind of what i call a hot mess. >> half the time, i pull the curling iron away and out comes a clump of hair because it gets stuck in there. >> right, so with the perfecter, you've got these great teeth that are perfectly aligned that are going to grab that hair, don't have to worry about touch

already coming out of the major the trip into san francisco 1449 they have been sent over to south bendmajor problem developing on oak street on and found out. at baker were a water main broke and according to mike pelton who was on the scene crews from the public works department of public works have not arrived on scene yen and traffic is already >>mark: it was a foot long live inside of the eiffel tower security confiscated the dagger. and you ought to second light on your trip is to put it in a checked bag. >>darya: there is a program to turn the and to cash from trash to cash. >>mark: there is more snow headed to the east coast the next most on will be coming in. >>george: tracking a hot spot for the santa cruz mountain with a similar this issue one lane is blocked and will before it lost out on 17th at a glenwood drive near the cut off in the traffic is backed up over the summit for the southbound trip northbound traffic is even slower to try and get back past the san not have a complete track the tech coming right up you can get traffic any time with the kron 4 mobile application

go to bend the cost curve down.ernment's alan bean counter showed it would cost $50,000 for each obamacare enrollee, not 30,000 as originally forecast and the deficit starts going up again the very mr. obama leaves office. today comes news about big-ticket items that went down a lot. home prices tacked just a tiny bit lower and late last year retail sales actually fell during holidays, not quite the recovery the president talked about. this is the president who refuses to give an inch. no retreat at all raise taxes spend more, regulate everything and ignore the debt. in a moment you will see what this is doing to your money. is not good and later developments on the terror front not good either. stuart: roadblock to recovery. profits down. stocks really down. the dow is up 2% but the economy stalling, maybe it is. the dow down 17-3. disappointing profits of caterpillar, strong dollar hitting the bottom line. they get 70% of their business overseas. at stock has not been down that much in four years. microsoft's brea

that arc of the moral universe bends towards justice but it doesn't been on its own. conference is about making sure that we are all part of that because dr. king also said you know we will live to rue the day not only of the acts of people like jim clarke campbell connor but the appalling silence of the good people. and so we cannot be silent in the face of this remarkable challenge of ensuring shared prosperity. we can do this. the difference between the late 90s and the prosperity we saw them in the prosperity we are beginning to see now is the prosperity of the late 90s were shared prosperity and we need to make sure the prosperity of today also becomes shared prosperity. we can do that. low wages are not structural. they are not inevitable. they are choices and there are marketable business leaders out there. there are remarkable labor leaders out there. there are remarkable faith leaders out there. there are remarkable workers out there who are doing this for everybody building an america that works for all making sure that that's their way to shared is fortifie

it doesn't even bend. it's very secure. no, it doesn't bend, doesn't move, doesn't twist. [chuckling] now really folks what you've got here is the good, bad, and the ugly and i'll let you make that decision. you just hold it back a little bit and it slides right out. and then when you want to click it up into place, you just lift up the other end and it clicks into place. i couldn't believe it. you don't have to do it, it does it itself. the little giant has a really great capability. it will fit in my car. it can fit in the back seat, we can shut the door and move it any place we want. robin, let's show the folks at home the difference between an ordinary ladder and the little giant ladder. this is an ordinary ladder rail, a cross section. slide that over the end here. let's see what you can do with a little bit of leverage. ok. [shocked] look at that! that's a little too easy. look at that. it's crumbling right there in the middle. [chuckling] it doesn't take much to make it happen. and again, you don't want to be very high in the air with something like that. that's ama

and, well, you know, my knee is bending so much better now, and that inflammation is going away, and that is because of omega xl. >> so, inflammation's the culprit? >> it's the culprit, and then it makes the joint unstable, and then that makes it worse. and it's like a snowball rolling downhill. all of a sudden, the condition just gets worse and worse. so, if we can control inflammation -- and omega xl has been shown to be 100 times more powerful than other fish oils in controlling the inflammation -- we can control the pain and the disability and actually help maintain a healthier joint. >> it's everyday life. people that drive trucks firemen, people that stand on their feet all day, women who are hair dressers -- whatever you do, we're overusing our bodies. we're living longer, and we're wearing our joints out faster because we're more involved with sports at a later age -- golfing, lower-back inflammation, so it's part of our lives that is causing these problems. >> can you tell me from your experience how omega xl has improved people's lives? >> by the hundreds of thousands. i'll

, the son of the late and great tony bend who served in parliament for the best part of half a century. stephen is regularly in and out of this place, campaigning on courses dear to him and he loves parliament. his 4 -- his father served parliament with great distinction and without fear or favor. it is a pleasure to be joined by you. thank you for coming and sharing your interest in and respect for the young people. now i call forward sally to come forward and -- i call forward only to rename message from the prime minister. [applause] >> welcome to the house of commons and congratulations to you all. this year, he have engaged a record number of young people to debate a topic you're today. over 870,000 votes were cast, a clear menstruation young people across the country want to have a say on the issues that matter to them. this is a historic building and the debate today will be recorded alongside the thousands of debates that have taken place over the years here. 2014 is a particularly historic year as we commemorate the centennial of the first world war. it is right you have chose

they tell you, get naked, bend over, squat, cough, you know?right, well, but you're not going to help yourself if you caused a problem here, you know what i'm saying? you just could have made your problem worse. >> while powell might be considered a problem inmate, those enrolled in enough is enough, the jail's antidrug program, are held to a higher standard. >> part of recovery is that you've got to help somebody else. you have to help someone else. >> after near lifelong addictions that have kept them both coming in and out of jail, john carroll and joe smithsson were recently accepted into the program. >> one of the things i shared with them is the hardest part of the program, is for them to hold each other accountable. we use the word accountability, because i care enough about you, i want to hold you accountable because you can't see everything that's wrong with you. >> the message seems to have gotten through to smithson. >> mr. smithsome has been very motivated from the outset. he participates in daily morning meditation, meaning that's

not bending over backwards to take care of the veteran instead of bending over backwards to make sure that it is the most difficult circumstance for a veteran to get the health care they need at home? we ought to always err on the side of what is best for the veteran not what is best for the department of veterans affairs, if you could ever make the case that providing services someplace far away from the veteran is good for the v.a. so mr. president, i thank you for the opportunity to speak to this issue. it's an important one. i mentioned it to a number of my colleagues and they've described similar circumstances in their state. i've met with the department of veterans affairs personnel. i serve on the veterans' committee, have since i came to congress. we will work in every way with the veterans' committee republicans and democrats to make certain that there is a fix to this issue but i want to highlight today the manner in which the department is implementing the choice act is not the way that congress intended and it's not the way that benefits the veteran. and finally let me say

uses reported the phone would bend in pockets.thers said apple was lagging behind competitors like samsung. apple could now crack the chinese market. 70% increase from this time last year. the only loser appears to be the ipad tablet. demand continues to fall as people moved to cheaper alternatives and existing customers choose not to upgrade. >> nintendo is getting a boost from the weaker yen. profits rise almost 500% to just over $500 million. sales were below forecast for this year of the 3ds. profits jumped by 7% by the end of november, less than had been expected. they opened a new store every day in 2014. yahoo! managed to spin off its stake in alibaba. shares were up 7% in after-hours . trading on tuesday they had been struggling with falling revenues. >> a new card game. >> a card game called exploding kittens. this was the kickstarter campaign and is gotten over 106 000 backers, raising more than $4 million. the players are dealt cards until they get an exploding kitten card. they have to stop the kittens exploding. it is

i saw three rocket launchers south bend toward the front line .his is very, very heavy artillery the ukrainians are bringing in. the rebels might think they have themselves given themselves a show of force, demanding they seed more territory. >> in these talks taking place regardless of why they are picking up again, the people are living in these war-torn areas and struggling to survive. >> there have been more civilians killed. both sides are using deadly missiles like the smashed. missiles that i mentioned these are very inaccurate and deadly weapons. they do terrible damage to property. in towns around here, large numbers of people are without electricity or heating. it is pretty cold in eastern ukraine. it is a humanitarian catastrophe going on. do not support either side in this war. they do not understand what is going on. the ukrainian military mobilizations that have going on. i suppose it is the women who say, i don't know where to hide my husband so he doesn't have to go fight. >> thank you for that update. now to fighting in egypt's si

, the son of the late and great tony bend who served in parliament for the best part of half a century regularly in and out of this place, campaigning on courses dear to him and he loves parliament. his father served parliament with great distinction and without fear or favor. it is a pleasure to be joined by you. thank you for coming and sharing your interest in and respect for the young people. now i call ellie endersen to read a messge from the prime minister. [applause] >> welcome to the house of commons and congratulations to you all. this year, he have engaged a record number of young people to debate a topic you're today. over 870,000 votes were cast, a a clear demonstration that young people want a say on the matter that to them. 2014 is a particularly historic year as we commemorate the centennial of the first world war. it is right you have chosen to pay respect and mark the occasion. it is our duty to honor those who have given up their lives for our freedom. it is right that your voices are heard. it's an excellent opportunity to make your voices heard and the parliamentari

then load the gun with one fluid bending motion. and voila!l have the perfect load. [ cheers and applause ] that by the way is my, that's my double mint twin. he's dead now. one other thing, we flew into dallas on sunday and then flew right back late last night. this was a quick trip so this resonated with me in particular. and pedia, the travel company, conducted a poll asking fliers to name the most annoying type of passengers. it is very entertaining but i thought it would be more interesting if we acted it out for you. so here they are according the expedia. the most annoying people on the plane. [ cheers and applause ] the first category is chatty charlie. this is the guy who will talk to you nonstop during the flight. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. hello. what's your name? where are you from? what is it you do? my name is patrick. i'm english. like the muffins. i've read that book. she dies in the end. spoiler alert! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what they call the stinky snacker. you know him well. this is the guy who brings his

, the son of the late and great tony bend who served in parliament for the best part of half a century. stephen is regularly in and out of this place, campaigning on behalf of causes dear to him and he loves parliament. his father served parliament with great distinction and without fear or favor. it is a pleasure to be joined by you. thank you for coming and sharing your interest in and respect for the young people. now i call ms. ellie amberson from the southeast of england to read a message from the prime minister. welcome. [applause] >> welcome to the house of commons and congratulations to you all. this year, you have engaged a record number of young people to debate a topic you're today. over 870,000 votes were cast, a clear menstruation young people -- a clear demonstration that young people across the country want to have a say on the issues that matter to them. this is a historic building and the debate today will be recorded alongside the thousands of debates that have taken place over the years here. 2014 is a particularly historic year as we commemorate the centennial of th

almost sort of bending over. if he had taken a step down we wouldn't be telling this story. >> like the shock wave of the impact is what popped them back instead of the car itself. >> this is from a camera on a mini mart. he says he just cannot believe what he's seeing. >> that's his neighbor? >> this man was not getting into that car on the curb. he was just dumping something out. but amazing that this man would survive it. >>> this is in china. watch what happens. pay attention to the car that's making. two trucks come. one avoids it. and that car -- just drove off. >> drove away and that poor truck just flipped over. >> it's like a three-lane highway. you don't see any lines on the other side. i think it's maybe an exit from the road. not an entrance. >> i mean this truck rolls over and the car looks like it continues to go on. no word if that person actually stopped. >> what a jerk. >>> i'm going to take you over to the czech republic for some behavior on becoming -- >> oh! >> that is said postman in the back

that is because 19 of the divers have suffered from the bends.y've had contamination by nitrogen that's 19 out of 81 divers. so there's a pause right now. saturday we're told in this press conference this morning they will resume for one week, and they will then re-evaluate. they will prioritize trying to retrieve victim's bodies. they were reassuring family members and that is the priority. the fuselage they tried to lift it of the weekend. it's simply too fragile. they're not making that a priority. they are also bringing in expert divers from the oil and gas industry divers who can go down into the water, perhaps with different equipment for longer periods of time. divers who are experts and salvage operations. so all of this seems -- means they could have gone back they're reassisting andessisting and go back in and hopefully retrieve more bodies. >> saima reporting from jakarta, indonesia. thank you. we appreciate it. john? >> let's take a look at the wednesday trading in the asian pacific stock markets, after a down day on wall street. nikk

and do you know why the sea lion bends its head back like this? there is a logical explanation. plus the taper can use its long snout to grab nutrient rich vegetation. amazing. and we had to south america to check out some of the coolest creatures on earth. welcome to the fascinating

future they're learning at an age what months of us didn't learn until after we get our dock transit we bend from our degrees to learn what was in the basement of the library and to bring if that forgot they're getting it now i hope i'm around and hope they'll roll me it out teach me their reconnecting with also been there for them to learn and then reimagine the world in a way we can't do i appreciate you as educators as a member of the different portion of the state i can speak to what i hear those young people saying they'll be able to do with whatever you offer them. >> thank you very much (clapping.) (clapping.) we'll now, mr. steel would you mind preying that bottom. >> thank you very much. we'll now continue with public comment i have 3 students from the student advisory committee (calling names). >> would you please come to the podium you have 2 minutes each please (clapping.) >> press the bottom please and identify users. >> good evening superintendent carranza and the board of education i'm a representative the advisory committee council we courage the board to finish this resoluti

i know red bend is not as big as symphony. worry if i get a driverless car, the car of the future i'm going to be hacked. my computer has been hacked my credit card has been hacked. this has got anti hacking car software. >> this is so big for us this is so big for the industry. cars were never designed -- typical, mid end, high end car, has 70 to 80 computers inside and the programs the firmware were never designed to be connected to the cloud. these days we all hear connected car, connected car, which means connected to the big pipe. now you are starting to bring in good data good well-intentioned media, but bad guys are also into that and they want to have a pileup. this is like a terrorist attack. >> yes. >> waiting to happen. unless we do something. so right now, a lot of quest to find a technology solution and red bend has two problems solved. one, it actually updates the software and firmware and apps in the car on a need basis. and secondly it is actually doing cyber security software based on proven technology we used

. >> a flat tire a bent wheel, or you know something to do with suspension, it will bend or tweak it and it fouls up the alignment in the car. >> be aware because sometimes the damage caused by hitting a pothole won't show up for a few months. >> a water main break just before 8:00 this evening. a lot of water on the road really slowing drivers down. >>> tonight, president obama is fine tuning his state of the union speech. tomorrow he will focus on middle class economics in his prime time address. this is his first state of the union delivered to a capital controlled by republicans. a couple major talking points the economic recovery and making home ownership more affordable. republicans will likely oppose most of the president's proposals especially a plan to raise taxes on the wealthy to help the middle class and poor. watch the state of the union live tomorrow night here on nbc 10. >>> tomorrow in harrisburg this local group will perform at tom wolf's inauguration. he will become the 47th governor of pennsylvania. they will do a set before the inauguration and then sing the natio

. >> the japanese government maintains it will not bend to terrorism. it is also saying as it has maintained that it values saving a life. but the message coming from most areas of the japanese government that it would not want to give any reason for these hostage takers to repeat what they've done. again. and so most people are interpreting that as a ransom being extremely unlikely. there have been quotes in the japanese media attributed to a senior unnamed source in the government saying that no negotiations have been going on directly with i.s.i.l. and that there is therefore no official extension to this deadline that they gave the government on tuesday. $200 million requested for the safe return of kenji goto and haruna yukawa. there have been postings where i.s.i.l. first uploaded those images. the official message was not present. all bits of information have been pursued however spall to try ofind out whatever they can about these two hostages. >> egypt's president abdel fatah al-sisi has said he would like to see the case against our colleagues

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baby down before he goes into level two where he keeps going left and right and making faces and bendingou what's really impressive about this, baby mylo less than a month old, he hasn't had a lot of practice putting pants on withoutt he gets almost up to his knees. success! he's got the pants on. he's bonding with mylo. everybody wins. >> that was really impressive. >> i'm impressed mom let him do that. >> dads and sons we bond over ridiculous things. >> josh smith also got a new baby on the way. they've got a new stroller. but they've got a funny feeling that the baby's older brother has something to say a here's the stroller. there's the tiny beagle. >> the beagle's leak i don't know what you're bringing home but this is my ride. >> they have to get him one of the doggy strollers. >> they need one for twins, put the dog and the baby in it at the same time. >> good idea. >> too adorable. >> that's it for "rtm." we'll see you next time. >>> a guy on his phone sees something about to make a -- >> huge drop. >> heroic save of a runaway stroller. >> oh! >> a baby bear survives a forest fir

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mind bending moments like no other. we are going to look at all of them over the next hour.ll take down the lights. you pull out the popcorn and let the side show begin. >> 2014 went by really fast. really, really fast. >> i think for the first time in a long time, i'm going to be celebrating the year is over. >> it wasn't too bad. wasn't too good. >> it was nuts to stay on top of the news. >> let's start our look at big stories with one of the biggest and worst of all. the missing malaysia air jet. plane took off with 239 people aboard. disappeared and despite a global effort to track it down, it continues to this day not a single scrap has been found. >> well, look how could they find it? once it is way down at the bottom of the ocean, there is no device. satellites cannot find it. unless there are submarines crawling along the bottom of the ocean. it is gone. it is sad, but it is gone. >> almosts

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. >> then you bend it and push it and push the envelope and every team is going to want to do that more and more. >> and we will do that and talk about the balls or the deflategate or whatever it is called. but before we move on with the segment, what about the analysis and the mentally and the physically of the rookie and everybody who is signing up for the nfl, and what do they go through any? >> and they go through the extraordinary amount, and the preinterviews and the combine and put you in every scenario you could go into and physically and mentally don, and they want to know who you are, and there is a real reason that aaron hernandez was not a first-round draft pick and red flags everywhere. this guy was the 113th pick of the draft and fourth round and john mackey award winner and slips to the fourth round. >> but pete knows, if you are good enough, they will draft you and if you are good enough they will play you and they don't ask you in the pre-draft emeetings, are you going to kill someone? >> well, it is a delicate line. >> and susan, what will happen now? >> well, the jury