your name is your cemented like you go to miami you think dan marino and you think you can sandwiches and you think don shula and 90 years on this earth his legacy is never to be forgotten and inspired coaches to come that is a great a long many years for him so that good for him that he had this wonderful life and i hope he went peacefully and let's not go out on that note we're going i want to go back to mr half of the mountain 1st of all i'm going to say full bore bull yeah . no he's full for the mountain if we could pull back that video real quick holy smoke 1100 or point 52 pair in the middle of training you know where i was training because the gym is not closed so where did he get there even though i am so maybe they have different restrictions you know this is so impressive i'm just. i'm he just like picked up behind a civic pretty much basically. it's really impressive that's that's pretty that's really impressive are a big you for bringing that to us regina. and don't go anywhere because we're back at 5 pm with a lot more news for you new york is now teaming up with other st

ever but when you think dolphins that's who i think is dan marino and of course when you think dolphins thing don shula 2 undefeated season 1972 the patriots tried they came they came close but they do not have a season like the dolphins that is pretty impressive and you know he leaves a great legacy behind what a great streak for him rest in peace don shula all right thank you for that regina and we will have a lot more news coming up for you at 3 pm venezuela foiling a mercenary attack government officials calling it an invasion by sea and yet another failed attempt to overthrow the government where. discuss that all that and more coming up today at 3 pm so that's occurring now make sure you keep up with everything and question at all times by telling our brand new free app and it's called portable to catch up on the news 24 seventh's a militia can't see about here shortly. best headers survival guide book stacie just like all the stars simply at least it . should still there you don't get it back. home it's no good news a repatriation scheme will look at the rest of 70 years. though

jillian: dan marino says thank you for always believing in me. you made me a better player and participant. rob: he died at his south florida home, he was 90 years old, an iconic figure. >> a highly consequential legal battle in wisconsin. >> we have yet to see a plan from the other side on what they want. it is extremely high-stakes. >> a lawsuit aimed at reopening the economy heading to the status highest court. the state senator says 1-size-fits-all approach is dangerous and he joins us live. rob: meat plants shutdown taking a toll, growing list of grocery stores putting a limit on how much you can buy. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> wisconsin supreme court is the court of last resort. the decision will be binding which is why the lawsuit is so reckless and dangerous. we have yet to see a plan from the other side of what they want. extremely high-stakes. >> wisconsin supreme

and dan merino had marino had an opportunity to play with him. >> he was a coach for 33 years and doing it at a high level like he did. the and you see coaches today and the way they are they're amazed at what the coach was able to do for so long and at such a high level. >>> continue to maze as people continue to shelter in place. in case you missed this guy earlier when we ran it it's worth checking out. very creative. >>> listen carefully. the last one is the best. >> yes. >> ben drum from oregon. the >>> this is a gender reveal. it's a girl. everyone is happy including big sister. the but watch closely, big brother. i don't think he liked the fact that he's going to have another sister. it's worth checking out in case you missed it. and frank, julie, it's good chance we'll have football come the from and you'll be seeing it on fox of course. >> can't wait. we'll see you later. goodnight. >> thanks for joining us. goodnight. what do you say we practice that lineout lift one last time? -and... -i got to go. i don't want to be late for women's studies. that's what i call my lunch break

shula, though, changed with t times his hard running tms of old evolveinto the spiral showse of dan marinoled by example, so he expected you to come in and do be the best you could be every day. he always had a winning attitude. >> no matter who you cheer for, nfl rules committee. pushing the league away from the grind -- >> marino drops -- >> -- and into the highlight we see today. >> all the things we were doing were things good for the game to open up the game and make it more exciting. >> reporter: shula's team seldom lost over 30 years as coach in the nfl, he had just two losing seasons. all that winning brought pride to south florida shula had taken the woeful dolphins, miami's first major sports team, to a position of prominence. >> we lost a great man today god bless him and his family we're all going to miss him. >> yesterday i called a friend of mine who played for 12 years for shula. we played football together in college. there's verne. i asked him about playing for shula. he said he was tough, hard as nails, but always fair he also told me this story, after that first super bo

when he did over the years, with johnny unitas, earl morrow, all the way through dan marino. a great, great coach and a wonderful, great man. >> ed: we are showing video of him at the white house in 2013. later years, he was getting around in a scooter and whatnot. a legend, not just in miami but, as you say, around the country and turns that his legacy. you got to know i'm a bit in your broadcasting career because he did some games together. talk about that. >> he would come and join us on nbc, on the years that he didn't make the playoffs or went out of the playoffs. i got to know him back then. i was a very young reporter when i started covering his team. in his later years, after he retired, he joined me on "monday night football" on westwood one. he would do his segment of the show every week from miami. the insight and knowledge he had, though instantly provided, he was just a great guy. i got to go to his house and play golf with him many times. socially, vacationed with him. he was just a wonderful guide. he stayed in touch with all of his players. he was a mentor. he