with the cleveland browns left you had to have something else back then nowadays the number of assistancein the nfl earn millions of dollars per year is too numerous to count. >> at the collegiate level the budget of the college football team for assistant coaches alone was $2 million per year the average assistant coach valerie is $400,000 across thousand dollars across all division one is 252,000 higher than doctors and lawyers so take it down to the high school level if they are still skeptical. in the houston metroplex alone there are 14 high school coaches earning six figures at least three high school football stadiums in texas worth over $50 million into the state of georgia at least six high school football coaches earning six figures. we tell people so talented to focus on english and business? why? there is a career in this today why would we tell people to focus energies elsewhere when they are so skilled at something? >> semi 1703 only plays video games and go to school to get the english degree. >> if your kid is passionate about video games then why word you tell them to do

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. >> with the cleveland browns. $25 a week, you had to have something else. nowadays the number of these in nfl they are making millions of dollars. people say, that is the nfl. look at the collegiate level. Ãtheir budget this past season for assistant coaches along with $2 million a year. the average assistant coach salary in the sec is $400,000 across all division i is 253,000. >> higher than doctors and lawyers? >> higher than doctors and lawyers pay less tickets the high school level for those that are still skeptical. in the history metroplex along you are at least 14 Ãin the state of georgia, there are at least 36 high school football coaches who are not in the six figures. and so we are telling people so talented, as to get a football scholarship to focus on other things? why? why would we tell people to focus their energies elsewhere when they are so skilled at some things? >> watching us right now, there is a b,17 kid in all they do is play video games. they need to go to school to get an endless degree. >> i say the exact opposite. if your kid is pa

. >> with cleveland browns. >> you lad to have something else back then. now days the up in or si stanes in the nfl who earn more than a million dollar a year is too numerous to count. people says that's the nfl. look at the collegiate level. boise is hardly a major team. their budget for assistant coaches alone was $2 million a year the average assistant coach salary in the secs $400,000 across all division 1 it's 253,000. >> higher than doctors or lawyers. >> higher than doctors and lawyers. let's take it down to the high school level for people who are still skeptical. in the houston metro plexalone there are 14 high school coaches who earn in the six fissions. three high school football stadiums in texas that are worth over $50 million. the state of georgia, there are at least 36 high school football coaches who earn in the six figures. and so we're telling people, so talented as to rate a college football scholarship to focus on english and business? why? there's a career in this today and the world we live in why would we tell people no focus their e

john wooten, an outstanding player for the cleveland browns and an all-pro, the general manager to the eagle and frank clark who played for the dallas cowboys, so i played with some wonderful players and they -- i think made me a better player as it usually happens. welcome, mayor, and most distinguished chairman of the board, danny o'neill. i if you don't say hello to danny o'neill you're in trouble because there's so many o'neills in town but welcome. i'm there, and get to play in what was then the big 8 conference and my great thrill out there was, i parked cars for the oklahoma-colorado game when the oklahoma people came in by helicopter, and they landed in the field, and it was like park my helicopter. how too you park a helicopter? they had the greatest -- one of the greatest collegiate team, all all-americans and great players with distinguished professional careers. so, took my example at the end of the first semester, and said, it's a long way from home, don't get to see my brothers, so i decided to leave and then hung around for a while, and sort of languished, thinking about

when i my nephew came to silicon valley, a huge cleveland browns fan, he was in cleveland and they wanted to go. i. the a's but you really want to go see google. he wanted to see the faithful. think about this, how many kids in this country road reading to play professional sports. we have found in the nfl, 1000 in the nba but they are all brought in. there sports fans for the rest of their life. we've got people dreaming about the possibility of going into an innovation. john f. kennedy went to west virginia as a coalminer, there's a famous picture of the pool liner mister kennedy, we want you to go to . i believe technology should offer more choice, more opportunity and the contrast to the president is a contrast to the future. we're going to bring the future to these communities, give them more choice where their kids can have more opportunity. >> thank you representative. [applause] we are going to close our panel with congressman delaney and kim paul weinstein. there are two minutes each, just a closing summary. i'm in charge though i say 2. 2 minutes each and let's start with you, c

when i had my nephew come out to silicon valley, he's a luhuge cleveland browns fan, and i got him tickets to the 49ers and the a's. but he really wanted to see google and he wanted to see apple and facebook. think about this, how many kids in this country grow up dreaming to play professional sports? how many get to do it? maybe a thousand in the nfl. a thousand in the nba. but they're all bought in. they're sports fans for the rest of their life. we have to get people dreaming about the possibility of going into tech and innovation. when john f. kennedy went to west virginia to coal miners, a famous picture of the coal miners chanting "mr. kennedy, we want you to go to the moon," i believe technology actually offered more choice, more opportunity in these places, and the best contrast to the president is a contrast of the past versus the future. we're going to bring the future to these communities to give them more choice so their kids are going to have more opportunity in the 21st century. thank you. >> thank you, representative. [ applause ] we're going to close our panel with closing

. >> monday night football got its start on september 21st, 1970, with the cleveland browns hosting theay night primetime national football league television series. >> and this game is under way on abc. >> frank was there to do play-by-play. don was there to do replays. and provide some humor to the telecast. and howard was there to be the straw that stirred the drink. >> come on! let's go! let's go! >> the pairing of howard cosell with don meredith is a classic sitcom odd couple kind of pairing. you couldn't help but be swept up by what those guys were saying. the booth itself was almost like a variety show. >> we have our expert with us here this evening. >> i called it a traveling freak show and it really was a traveling freak -- and the head freak was howard no question about that. >> the tension between the two of them made for the kind of the thing that you wanted to see every week. >> professional football is rapidly growing into a very big business. >> you understand football. our football, not what they call football in europe. >> i like to watch it. i don't understand too muc

superstar in the nfl for the green bay packers, john wooden was really outstanding player for the cleveland browns and an all-pro, became general manager of the eagles, frank clark who played for the dallas cowboys. so i played with some wonderful players, and they, i think may be a better player, as it usually happens. welcome, mayor, and the most distinguished chairman of the board, danny o'neil. if you don't say hello to danny o'neil you're in trouble. [laughing] there are so many o'neills in this town, but welcome. i'm there and i get to play in what was then the big eight conference, and my great thrill out there was, i parked cars for the oklahoma colorado game when the oklahoma people came in by helicopter, and they landed in the field. you know, it was like parked my helicopter. [laughing] how do you part a helicopter? they had the greatest, one of the greatest collegiate teams of it. they had tommy mcdonald, jerry tubbs, all all americans, all great players who had distinguished professional careers. took my exams at the end of the first semester and said, you know, it's a long way from h

th cleveland browns football c reated a hilarious spoof ofhe office featuring tie rod asager,vias m.he browns may the beeam thest l tst inthey have a sensef humor. [ laughter ] >> now that's funny. >> oh, my gosh. >> i love the office. the office is just so awkwardly funny. >> mbehe ty're spirit?eyeesrighg >> that's one way to start. team buildin ui ginig.e iv reandulles 65. bwi67. it's calm it's quiet. today will be mostly sunny and 'll get some more clouds second half of the day today. there's your planner. friday very enjoyle around here. temperatures getting up into t 80s thi afternoon. ekend doesook wet here's a look at rainfall look at that. maybe over an inch of rainea tomorrow getdy for wet one here in d.c.er tuck has got more details on the weekend com up much that's weather. let's turn over to erin now for the jam cam. >> you know, it's 7:26 right n now. guoos, mike? take ak. >> no jam cam? eh>> iav ot you g lsee gigen tys.picalriday open. minor volume on 395 northbound from the beltway to edsall roadt bridge. someongestion 695 as usual. li slow down on the inner loop to 29

. >> cleveland browns, still worth almost $2 billion. have to win. >> no. >> bodes well for our future. work the same way for news? >> i don't think so. >>> coming up, the most glamorous night in sports. we'll have the wrapup of the biggest moments at the espy awards. >>> tales of survival from the 12 soccer players and their coach. what they said publicly for the first time. you're watching "world news now" coach. what they said publicly for the first time. you're watching "world news now" u guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you

baker mayfield of the cleveland browns a little more drama coming out of the warriors acquisition ofemarcus cousins yesterday... reportedly there were no free agent offers for cousins from around the nba... but according to nba reporter mark stein... the new orleans pelicans had a 2-year, 40- million-dollar offer on the table before the season was over in an effort to keep cousins... the fact "boogie" is coming off an achilles tear scared off other teams... but he evidently could have resigned with new orleans for a lot more than the 5.3-milliom-dollars he will make with the warriors this season another interesting tid-bit from out own ric bucher in bleacher report says a league source said the warriors aren't planning on starting cousins... but want him to come off the bench as part of a re-energized second unit... they evidently don't wan't anything to interfere with their small ball lineup with draymond green at center and if that's not enouigh... lavar ball was asked what he thought of the cousins deal... in light of the lakers geting lebron james to play with lavar's son.. lonzo

commitments outside of litigation. >> anyone a fan of tv show office cleveland broinz are tweeted a parody ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> there you have it brownsam kind of obsessed with it would you like the cleveland broinz working at -- >> british version or american version. dagen: both. >> a trick question? >> thank you so much. jared max sports report the reason i have phone up is because guess who is tweeting -- guess who is tweeting president -- >> a golfer? >> thank you. >> president finished the tweet that i read moments ago on currency start from the beginning china european union and others have been manipulating their kirns interest rates lower while u.s. is raising rates while dollar gets stronger stronger with each passing day taking away our big competitive edge as usually not level-playing field should united states should not be paying a lot because we are doing so well this hurts all that we've done u.s. should be allowed to recapture what was las lost due to illegal currency manipulation bad trade deals debt coming due we are raising rates. really? so again, this is on top of president trump saying in interview that he is no

or we had even elaine brown, and kathleen cleveland who were the black panthers. it is an uphill battle. one last comment i would like to make about this is that by the time we get to 1968, there is the national welfare rights organization. a woman named donnie tillman and donnie tillman is like a single mother, she has been on welfare and she's been meeting with doctor king about the poor people's campaign. she said why is there nothing on the agenda about the rights of welfare mothers. they had deliberately been left out because that's not part of the politics of respectability. she confronted doctor king and asked his position on legislation in the congress about welfare mothers working. finally she said to doctor king, you know if you don't know the answer to the question, you can say you don't know. it's all right. doctor king finally said, you know mrs. tillman, i don't know anything about welfare mothers and i'm here to learn. it simply illustrates that it was very late in the day before the civil rights movement began to address the issue of gender and ine

my parents, dave and pat as senator brown mentioned are from cleveland, ohio. my older brothers, dave and dan and their families have travelled from connecticut. my older brother matt and his family are watching online. i'm incredibly lucky to have an amazing family who has encouraged me in every endeavor and have taught me that hard work and dedication, with that, everything is possible in this country of ours. i'm also especially grateful for their steadfast support. as i have followed my call to public service and pursued a career serving the american people. my love for our country, its ideals and promise drives my commitment to public service. it sparked my interest in my university summer internship program where i worked for my hometown congressman, senator brown. it inspired my decision to join the peace corps and serve for two years overseas teaching in the former soviet union. there i saw firsthand the devastating impact of communism, the economic consequences of central planning and the absence of free markets and the rule of law. following the attac

cleveland oh at the end of the air in this new. part of it find us on facebook and on t w dot com. did eva brown really love hitler. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side. or pursuing her own ambitions. but certainly no other woman got some close to. life and death with the church. starts july twenty first on d w. union. is indeed i'll be a news live from berlin tensions run high and fun and the gears up for a controversial election pakistan's disgraced former prime minister now about sharif has been arrested on corruption charges this as the country reels from a suicide attack and a political rally one of the deadliest in its history also coming up.

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cleveland indian-- larry doby. they paved the way for the civil rights movement moving forward. years before civil rights legislation like browncans integrated major league baseball. the fact that it happened earlier in 1947 than people associate with the civil rights movements shows how important it was as a sign of appreciation...lawmakers want to honor the heroes with a commemorative coin to be struck by the us mint. congressman cedric richmond educate future generations about the struggles in american history-- and america's past- time. where americans were separated by the outfield fences as well as the laws. the bill would recognize the year 2022 as the 75th anniversary of the integration of baseball. if passed, fans could pay up to 5 dollars for the commemorative coin and help a good cause. not only benefit the national baseball hall of fame museum but also benefit the jackie robinson foundation that does so much to sow seeds of inspiration and prosperity. dawson and these members of congress want to be sure... we all rememeber that for jackie robinson and larry doby it was more than just a game. in washington brie jack

brown is no stranger to the u.s. political scene in two thousand and sixteen he endorsed democrat candidate hillary clinton ahead of the u.s. presidential election abroad even introduced her at a rally in cleveland last year he labeled president trump a bomb and a miss he says he doesn't regret and which followed trump resigning his white house invitation to steph curry who was part of the golden state's championship winning team and their brawn has also been hugely outspoken on race relations in the u.s. well we spoke to rob at little c.e.o. of black sports and entertainment who says the problem school to support and what it takes to make it in politics. but it kills me about le bron is that he remembers vividly that things get a grip totally different from him as a child if it wasn't you know for basketball and because now he had that opportunity he has that voice he wants to get back in meaningful ways and that doesn't always happen with every you know athlete that makes it out of the inner city just as you did he had he still hope that he's not caught up with his fame and its fortunes or that he still wants you know the kids to get an opportunity that he didn't have as a child and watching t