and the young dungy, were able to role it and produce the play. a guy by the name of herbert wright was here in oklahoma city and saw the play and invited the group of young people to the naacp national convention, to produce "brother president." . everyone was so excited. but by her being a history teacher, she decided to give us a lesson in history. before brother president, if you could walk with me through the streets of oklahoma city, during that period of time, we could go down in downtown oklahoma city and shop in any store, but you could not try on a hat. you could not try on shoes. when my grandmother went to buy me shoes, she had to take some thread and tie a knot in it to determine the size shoe that she would buy for me to wear. you could not eat in any restaurant. you would have to go to the back of the restaurant and they would pass you a brown bag. come on and keep walking with me in oklahoma city. we could not live across northeast 7th street in oklahoma city. we could not use the same telephone booth, one was earmarked white and t

let's bring in tony dungy right now.other night we'd be talking about case keenum who had a great first half and andrew luck who had a great second half, but the biggest story was obviously gary kubiak leaving the texans at halftime. what effect would you say that had on the team in the second half? >> well, two major effects, bob. number one, gary kubiak is in addition to being the head coach is the play caller on offense. you could see that their rhythm was not the same in the second half, obviously had an impact that way. also intangibly. players go in the locker room at halftime, your coach is not there. nobody is sure of what his condition is. i have to think that had an effect on those houston texan players in the second half. they didn't quite play their game as they did in the first half, as you mentioned. >> plus talk about a dramatic change of atmosphere. here's a team that had been struggling and they're up against a very good team, 21-3. you've got case keenum coming out of nowhere seemingly to become an almo

. >> lets's welcome in tony dungy from new yk.o team in the nfeast has a winning record, 5-5, is good for the top spot, cowboys an eagles. but everne is within a game and a ha of each other. who do you see uimately u murjing from the division? >> b, i still think dall has the most talent any team in the division. but nobody is complete team. there are flaws everhere. philelphia right now the playedwo good games innee. they're the only team a division that can say that. u have to look at philadelphia, but that last game of t year in week 17, phly and dallas will decide the divisi title. >> could very well be. let's turn now to mike florio of pro football talk. mike, what will you ve your eye on tomorrow? >> well, bobwe'll be tracking the still unfolding situation in miami involving guard richie incognito and jonathan mtin. there ha been developmentings everay for the last two eks. there will be a development or two or more on monday. >>> in denver, there wilbe at leasone significant development. peyton manning said after sunday win

ross created an advisory board including former coaches like tony dungy and ex-players to help to geto the bottom of the situation with the dolphins. in the meantime the owner standing by his head coach. >> i want to make sure that the type of racial slurs, harassment, you know, bullying doesn't occur in our team in our locker room there's no room for that. there's no room for that in the workplace. i think the coach, i believe one of the finest individuals i've ever met. going through the interviewing process. his character stood out so far and above amongst anybody i ever met and i have total confidence in him. >> finally one trick that's not in the harlem globetrotter's period rear tour. le with bulord dunks and hangs on and the whole thing comes on his head. that's quite scary. turns out he cut his left eye and actually okay. that's the thing -- >> he barely got out of the way. >> good thing he's okay and globetrotters pretty awesome. i follow meteorologists in connecticut. they say there's a little bit of snow. i was in northwest new jersey -- >> snowing at your house. >> really?

. >> big names don schula, tony dungy, curtis martin. >> those are big names there.ot sure what they are trying to do. i think something has to be done and i think they want to try and get this fixed and i think that is the way to do it. get some big names and some stand out guys who have accomplished a lot in this game. >> it will be interesting to see if they ever play football again and just in close iing as a bea you were always beating up my team, pal. >> we had ups and downs with those guys. >> great to see you on fox. take care, we will see you on sunday. >> check out the low obama care enrollment numbers. they wanted 500,000 but they got 50,000. your e-mails and tweets. plus killer whales. but the show hasn't been the same since a deadly attack on a trainer. we are live with that story for you. >> they love having us around. it is important that we build that relationship and continue to do the right things for them and this show does that. aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidant

tony dungy who was then the coach of the indianapolis colts says incognito was not on his draft boardhad the category dnc. do not draft because of character. richie incognito was in that category for us. >> reporter: last year on a radio show he talked about getting rookie quarterback ryan tannehill to get him and pouncey jet skis. >> this is how it works, he's going to buy us a gift because we protect his butt. >> reporter: here's the reality if either he or martin ever play again, crowder believe it's martin who will be shunned. >> if he goes to a team, the word snitch will be thrown around. you made a fellow frat member lose his job. >> you reported a twist here. >> the sun-sentinel reporting that the coaches, the coaches instructed incognito to toughen up martin and that may have led to some of this behavior, at least in this particular case. >> you know, i was wondering why it was that the coach came out, he said, listen, if this is anybody's fault, it's my fault. maybe that explains. >> it could be a fascinating story. >>> 17 minutes past the hour here. it's a tragic end to a mi

tony dungy said incognito was not on his draft board in 2005. >> we had the category, do not draft because of character. richie incognito was in that category for us. >> reporter: also today, a newspaper is reporting that dolphins coaches asked richie to go hard on martin, to toughen him up. >> the ravens talk about the issue of hazing in professional football. >>> college students, targeted in towson. and baltimore county police believe the same three men are responsible. denise is live in the newsroom with the latest on these crimes for us. denise? >> reporter: well, mary, a 20- year-old student, from goucher college, was assaulted and robbed by the three suspects monday night. this came less than 24 hours after a towson university student was robbed and stabbed in the same area, along burke avenue. that person is hospitalized, in serious condition right now. in both robberies, the victims' cell phones were stolen. because of the wave of recent robberies, police are urging students and residents to use caution while walking in the dark. and travel in groups. mary? >> denise, thank you. p

legendary coach don shula, hall of famer dan marino, and tony dungy now with nbc sports, considered byto be football's moral compass. on monday richie incognito was clear across the country, strolling down rodeo drive in beverly hills. newly released portions of his fox sports interview included one critical question he wouldn't answer, whether dolphins coaches ordered him to, quote, toughen up jonathan martin. >> true or false? >> i'm here to talk about my relationship with john. there's an nfl investigation and they'll get to the bottom of all that. >> but in the meantime, the dolphins struggled to keep their eye on the ball. >> and this is another test. are we going to pull tighter together or are we going to separate and i think we'll pull tighter together. >> definitely more to come. that was nbc's kerry sanders reporting. we'll be right back. on the table by not choosing the right medicare d plan. no one could have left this much money here. whoo-hoo-hoo! yet many seniors who compare medicare d plans realize they can save hundreds of dollars. cvs/pharmacy wants to help you save o

justifiably, all men were like tony dungy, the world would be a better place. coaches would become substitute father figures for a lot of americans in society. we don't believe in politicians anymore. businessmen, clergy, intellectuals, you read the objectives. but coaches seem like people who practice tough love who seem like a good father would be. that's to do with their high standing in society. >> you start out talking about a coach you like a lot. who's that? >> frank beamer, virginia tech. i knew as i started to develop the book, i knew portions would be critical. could with done in an ethical dinner. so i spent the 2011 football season with the virginia tech football program. i was in the locker room. i travelled with them and so on. it does not recount the season. is book does not do that. to explain how it is that frank beamer has had to have 20 consecutive winning systems and graduate 77% of his players. if all of the big college programs graduated 77% of their players, college football would not be know tore yous. >> we got interest in this book for

some big names on it, tony dungy, don shula, former quarterback dan marino, jason taylor, former jetsk curtis martin. if this is part of what the nfl culture is, dave, how tough is it going to be to change? >> well, it's going to have to change because we're not living in an era where the locker room is a sealed environment anymore. we're living in an era of social media, where people keep their voice mails, where people keep their e-mails and if there's somebody who wants to blow the whistle, they're going to have a lot of material evidence to move forward with. let me explain also why the nfl will move heaven and earth to make this change. we just came off a month, remember, where nfl players are wearing pink on the field. i'm not trying to doubt their commitment to fighting breast cancer but a lot of that is to appeal to women, to make it clear to them -- they're also holding moms across the country but to make it clear to women that playing in the nfl is not an express route to concussions and chronic traumatic encephalopathy, it is a positive route let for your sons. when you hav

for instance, if all men were like tony dungy, the world would be a better place. i think coaches have become substitute father figures for a lot of american society. we don't believe in politicians anymore, businessmen, clergy, intellectuals, etc. coaches still seem like people who practice tough love. they seem like a good father would be. i think that has a lot to do with their high standing in society. >> you start out talking about a coach that you seem to like a lot. who was that? >> frank beamer of virginia tech. i knew that portions of this book would be very critical of football. i wanted to give a constructive example, too, and show that it could be done under an ethical banner. i spent the 2011 football season with the virginia tech program. i was in the locker room, i traveled with them, and so on. the point is not to recount the season. but to explain how it is that frank beamer has been able to have 20 consecutive winning seasons and yet graduate 77% of his players. if all big college programs graduated 77% of their players, college football would not

. >> tony dungy told in business yesterday that heassed in 200 on incognito becau of his reputation. plenty of players have come out and defended him, though, mark. >> uh-huh. >> aression can be helpful on the fieldnd whatou want kind of in aplayer. is there any effort in your experience to help people maybe temp that? as nate said, he didn't e a lot of that. >> even richie incognito has been through therapy and trying to overco the anger and vient issues he's had but still issues to be dealt with there. >> we don't like tsee how the sausage is made,uite honestly. is this the thing that wil turn fans off in any way? >> no. we have seen aaron hernande the ccussion lawsuit and 20 million people will tune into the nfl on sundaynd 120 million people will watch the super bowl. it seems to weather thetorm all the time. >> we will keep talking aboutt little while longer for sure. both to haveou both with us. thks again. lester? >> thanks. >>> britain's duchess of cambridgis learning when you're in th roy spotlight noing goes unnoticed. she was spotted with a few gray hairs but we are told t

let's turn to tony dungy, a former head coach and player.coach, good morning to you. >> hi, savannah. how are you? >> very well. we have to be clear here. the nfl locker room is not a garden party. we have to understand this in context. do you think what is alleged here goes beyond normal locker room behavior? >> well, i do. we have to understand that it is different. that doesn't make anything good. you have to have respect for your fellow players. it has to start in the management. it has to start with the coaches and general manager creating an atmosphere of a safe environment. the players have to carry it on from there. >> let me ask you this, is this also an indictment of the leadership of the dolphins? is there any way they would not have known this behavior and conduct was going on? >> well, i'm not sure what happened in the dolphins locker room. you have to have the head coach and general manager setting the tone and the players have to carry that on. somewhere there was a breakdown. let's not point the finger at football. this happe

tony dungy, then the coach of the colts says incognito was not on his draft board in 2005. >> we hadategory dndc. do not draft because of character. richie incognito was in that category for us. >> reporter: controversy follows incognito. last year on a miami radio show he talked about getting then rookie quarterback ryan tannehill to buy him and pouncey jet skis. >> this is how it works. you're going to buy us a gift because we protect his butt. >> reporter: but here is the irony. if either incognito or martin ever play again, crowder believes it's martin who will be shunned by teammates. >> he goes to nfl team the word "snitch" will be thrown around regularly. you made a fellow frat member, as we are a frat, you made him lose his job. >> reporter: now joe philbin has press availability this afternoon and the dolphins locker room is expected to be open to the media as well, but it's not clear whether philbin or any of the dolphins will talk about these latest reports that the coaches had told incognito to toughen up martin. >> it leaves you wondering if the nfl could discipline the

tony dungy, then the coach of the colts says incognito was not on his draft board in 2005. >> behad thecharacter, richie incognito was in that category for us. >> reporter: controversy follows incogni incognito, last year on a miami radio show he talked about getting then rookie quarterback ryan tannehill to buy him and pouncey jet skis. >> this is how it works. you're going to buy us a gift because we protect his butt. >> reporter: but here is the irony. if either inkcognito or martin play again crowder believes it's martin who will be shunned by teammates. >> he goes to nfl team the word "snitch" will be thrown around regularly. you made a fellow frat member, as we are a frat, you made him lose his job. >> reporter: john zarrella, cnn, miami. >> more facts, now does it change your opinion? tweet us, use #newday. >>> coming up on "new day," what does chris christie's monster re-election victory say about his political future? is he the man to bring bipartisanship back to with washington? we'll explain. >>> plus they are counting on the testimony of prison inmates to help convince a jur

committee that includes football royalty, legendary coach don shula, ll-of-famer dan marino, and to dungy. now with nbc srts. considered by many to be footba's moral compass. >> we all know tt the football locker room is different workplace than most us are accustomed to, and basally i don't want to make any excuses, i want to know that our workplace going rward will be the best workplace that you can find in thnfl. >> reporter: on mondayitchie incognito was clr across the cotry strolling down r day owe drive in beverly hills. newly released portions of his fox orts interview includ one critical qstion he woul't answer, whether the dolphins coaches ordered him to, quote, touen up jonathan martin. >> true or false >> i'm herto talk about my relationship with john. there's an nflnvestigation and they will get to the bottom of all of that. >> reporter: butn the meantime the dolphins struggled to ep their eye on the ball. >> this another test. are weoing to pull tighter together or are we going to separate? i think we'll pull tight together. >> reporter: dolphins owner steven ross spoke about