those guys all suiting up for the east squad, coached by charlie weis, who spent the week getting them prepared for the world of professional football. >> we designed a practice so scouts could see them doing the things scouts want to see. we've also given a lot of instruction about the off-the- field things, how to talk to scouts, you know, the character, everything you do. i think there's pressure. once they get on the football field, it becomes football again. once they get out here, they are just playing football. so i think the pressures when they are off the field, when they are in an interview 24/7. >> that's one of the biggest things about becoming a pro, to be scrutinized all the time, when they can tweet, social media. >> charlie weis is a good guy to mentor them. he's been around for 36 years, i think he's been coaching. >> knows the business. >> thank goodness no one was were 20, 21. (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a

charlie weis liberalize means? -- charlie: liberalize means?rates, currency, and flows in and out of the country. move and flowsn can come in and out, they are struggling right now with doing that in a smooth fashion. what happens is, you're getting these moments where you are saying, we will liberalize, but then you intervene. the stock market intervention we saw over the last few months is a perfect example -- to your point earlier, it creates -- it hurts the confidence of the domestics. : japan in the 1980's, was in the same position. the problem is coming to take an economy like japan in the postwar, or china, you build it up where you have intense control, all of the money in the economy directed towards industry, and bureaucrats control that and run it effectively. the problem today, like japan and the 1980's, is that when an economy outgrows that kind of model, moving to a brave new world market-driven finance is hard. they should have started this several years ago and had a gradual transition. by delaying reforms, unfortunately, china,