there is no doubt that working under eddie jones to fill. doubt that working under eddiejones is tough and some people have found it an uncomfortable working situation. the rfu do insist that dean benton hasn't fallen out with eddie jones at all, but you're right to list alongside rory teague and paul lads. england do have some quite big holes to fill in that team, because there isa to fill in that team, because there is a testing autumn coming up and then 6 nations and the world cup. they do need to be filled soon, but realistically how quickly can the fill those positions? the two england fans will be looking at is the attack side of things that scott mansell filled on the tour of south africa. ickes makes scots will be brought back in at least for the training camp. he lives in australia, so england need to make sure he can come up australia, so england need to make sure he can come up for the autumn series. as for defence, paul gustard ka nte series. as for defence, paul gustard kante big role, the rfu haven't commented on reports that e

an emotional eddie d...who wasn )t just the owner, he was more like brother to clark. debartolo is delivering the eulogy tomorrow. he says he )e written ands rewrittn it -- 7 times. we spent some time w/ him yesterday at his ranch in mo living in montana...his tten it we spent time with eddie ght th the ranch...along w/ montanen the clark spent his final living his ashes are spread at that hie 49ers dynasty. in. >> i don't think there was a he had names for guys. you know, he was the type of th0 people at grace >> dwight clark's catch in 1982 guests include joe montana, jerry rice, ronnie lott, steve young, huey lewis, leader nancy pelosi, former the guests include joe montana, about pelosi willie brown and nfl commis roger goodell.sunda we are working on a documentary and we should mention: the pre-season football begins right here on nbc bay area -- this thursday night. we should also mention the hall presea football season begins here on nbc bay area this the bears and ravens in the hal of fame game. our coverage kicks off at 5:00 s th >> still ahead, the democratic

eddie jones is on a brief to win the world cup next year.i, eddiejones would not have liked to see one of his plays with his picture all over the front pages. however, if eddie jones picture all over the front pages. however, if eddiejones feels danny cipriani's form means he will improve the england team in november and that he is the number—1 fly half, he will pick him for november. he at least has the chance to perform on the pitch. ashton doesn't have that opportunity. he needed to hit the ground running on his return from france. so too only to be available in october with two challenge cup games before the n series, he's up against it. i am struggling to see how can force his way in. thank you very much, chris. we are moving on to cricket now. england have madejust one change to the side who lost so spectacularly to india in the third test — they've recalled batsmanjames vince as cover forjohnny bairstow who has a fractured finger. bairstow says he's hopeful he will play but as a batsman only, he won't keep wicket. joining me now is is

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it's a dog whistle. >> yeah, i don't disagree with anything eddie said. i thought it was interesting he said all types. i condemn racism, period, but he said all types. it made me think of the interview yesterday npr where he talks about he believes white people are being silenced. white nationalist, racists, however, are going on to people that people are actively oppressing them. i do honestly believe that all types, that was definitely put there as day dog whistle for those who pay attention to that type of language to say i guess your side, too. but i think he was trying to put it in a whole framework for somebody who doesn't know that type of language that he's saying he condemns racism. and i don't think that's really what it is. >> rina, is there a silver lining, this in one headline i was reading today since that demonstration in charlottesville a year ago, the alt-right have since splintered. that they're not necessarily marching rock-step in with each other. according to larry about sabado people are believing. >> i don't think we genuinely know

eddie glaude is with us. eddie, let me start with you.t onto comey all of their angst the last 24 months. i think that seemed hyperbolic in the moment. if you look at the way these prosecutions are going down, really not so far off. >> not at all. and those persons who know donald trump from new york might even make it more concrete. there's always been this kind of underlying suspicion given his work in atlantic city that he's had these kind of, shall we say, shady connections. and it seems, given the all-star team mueller has pull together, they've approached donald trump in this way. so there's concrete evidence, the analogy orients us perfectly. i think there is something real about how donald trump is being treated and how donald trump operates. and so it's not farfetched at all. >> there's a lot of attempts to draw parallels, the mueller probe is like the enron probe. the mueller probe is -- the mueller probe is like the gotty prosecution. >> a lot of people make that comparison to the prosecution. he acts that way in plain sight. j

also joining us eddie glaude, princeton professor and msnbc contributor. alicia menendez for bustle and co-host of pbs's amanpour and company. rick wilson, veteran republican strategist and author of the book everything trump touches dies. also joining us stewart stevens, veteran republican strategist we already kwoeftquoted and daily columnist. and ashley parker. just before we came on the air, donald trump, bending to pressure not just in this country, but from around the world, to honor an american hero. >> yeah, and not just from this country and around the world, but even from his own staff. you know, there's people in the white house who wanted him, as my colleague josh reported, to put out a statement which i have to stress is a fairly routine statement, pradsing the life of the late senator, calling him a hero, acknowledging his military service. this was going on when it became clear that senator mccain was not going to win that final battle with cancer. the president's response, there were a number of people in the white house who were disgusted

>> eddie, i want to watch what laura ingraham was saying sthis country isn't what it was because of immigrants. and all that students and spies. it adds on and adds on. >> interesting thing, he comments about the nfl, players exercising their constitutional rights but he says nothing about the white nationals coming to washington, d.c. what laura ingraham said actually echoes what trump said in europe. they're exactly the same. what's driving this is the democratic shouft iic shifts. more importantly in 2008 for the first time in the history. country, our president was elected without the majority of white people voting for him. and it fueled, it set off the fire. and ever since then, we have been grappling with this fact that there is a segment of this country who cannot accept that

eddie cross, we appreciciate yor time tonight. thank you.. eddie: thanknk you.rent: here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. in the democratic republic of congo, there's been a deadly outbreak of ebola. 26 cases have been reported and of those, 2020ave died.d. just weeks ago ebola in another part of congo was declared over. blueprint for 3-d gunss willl nt be made available in the u.s. at least the time being after a u.s. judge blocked it in a last minute meeting. the blueprints show how to make untraceable printing plastic guns. it reverses the trump administration's rule that would have permitted their release. bavaria has that been the first -- authorities want to hold asylum-seekers there while their applications process. they will deport anyone rejected. critics say this system will ghettoize new arrivals. reporter: for many refugees arririving in gerermany in futu, this is what home will look like. this reception facility in a former u.s. army barraracks is e model for the new refugee centers. ththe acronym stands

first, eddie, we have a follow-up to charlottesville.people on edge for good reason, and yet 20, just 20 people showed up at this rally. what a damning -- damning reality for white supremacists who thought they were going to start something in charlottesville that would continue through this year and beyond. >> yeah. i think so. i don't want to overread it because we still have the evidence from portland, oregon a couple of weeks ago where white supremacists organized and marched in significant numbers there and four people were arrested in that particular incident. but yesterday, i think, revealed the impact of the counterprotest, the impact of public shaming. you know what i found fascinating about that trump tweet, joe, is that it was -- you know, trump does not typically want to engage in dog whistles, but that's a dog whistle. >> yeah. >> because he comes -- you know, he's condemning all times of racism, all types of racism. not just racism but all types of racism. at that moment he is appealing to a generalized sentiment among his

eddie, i know it's bright in the studio.'s lit. >> there it is. >> all right. >> let me ask you this -- oh, they came off. who in your view needs to fall back this week, sir? >> in my view, i think we need to have ea sports and john madden's game fall back. i don't know how you try to erase one of the best football quarterbacks of the '90s and 2000s from history. how you going to take his name out of a rap song that's for a video game because you don't like his protest? >> so this is basically the game had him in there for a big sean lyric, everyone knows what kaepernick has said and done and people can debate it, but these folks making the game just want to disappear him. >> if they don't like you, america's had a history of erasing you from history. if you're not down with the program they're trying to program into the cerebellum cortex of the public, here comes the eraser with the number 2 pence ill, and you never existed. >> it's a good one, joe, i don't know if you're going to have as good an idea. who needs to fall bac

eddie that that leads me to question how far is the party willing to go in its opposition to this result because i mean we've seen those images of people now out on the streets today violent scenes i mean. given that there's the potential for so much on rafts are you willing to go that far. i don't think this will be will be carried on i think off to today to be either the incidents the soft noon why the army was deployed i have no idea the police were totally ineffective they stood on the sidelines they did absolutely nothing and then eventually the authorities caught in units of the army with with with armored vehicles i know that six people have been killed that's not one six i've actually seen the bodies and and or dramatic gunfire was used which is completely out of. order because the question of minimum force in a situation like this should have prevailed and the shooting don't require the police riot squad it wasn't so i think a major error of judgment on the side of the on forces overreaction and i think that what already the city is much quieter people are dispersed now and i do

. >> host: eddie is at first this morning in massachusetts, a republican. eddie,rtis go ahead. >> caller: good morning.ll do remember the term -- [inaudible] it's one of -- mario cuomo wouldn't allow nuclear plans to open up. took a beating and then what they do, they went to congress and keep the rates from transmission low so now we are in critical situations are we areri vulnerable picky mention iran. we send words in. we sent the virus in. we sped up their centrifuges, their oil drilling wells and even their banking so they know how to do it. thank you. >> guest: i think the northeast is a good example especially gas pipelines. the nimby issue is principally a gas pipeline that would bring natural gas to parts of the northeast and less what they had to import russian lng to stay warm. that from my point of view is not a move that enhances u.s. energy security. so it's electricity. its natural gas and a good point about iran because they understand how to get in different parts of our system that may own indirectly touch of energy but still be points of

eddie murphy was never deprecative.brought to it that was different was a more macho presence, a more macho persona on stage, and it was something african-americans longed for at that time. >> nobody brought it in the way eddie brought it in. it was like, look, these are my idols, too, and they're phenomenal, but watch what i'm doing with what they did. [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea.♪ try new pepto with ultra coating. a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> certain rooms will let you have a little bit more of a pass. a white room is a lot times more quirky. the jokes have to have a wittiness to them. i feel like a lot of times playing a black room you've got to go for it. you've got to go hard, you've got to make sure you're not backing down, you have to be right there in thei

at this point in time, this one voter, eddie holloway, jr., gave up. he made seven trips to different public agencies, spent over $180 of his own money in two different states, and was still not able to vote in 2016. what really bothered me was that i heard so many stories about how people were not excited to vote, how there was so much apathy in the country, and it was true. there were people who were not excited, but there was also an entirely different story. there were people who were excited to vote, but it was too herculean an effort to try to vote, but were disenfranchised because of voter suppression. one of the things that bothered me as a journalist, was that there were 25 presidential debates during the primary election season, and there was not a single question about the gutting of the voting rights act. the fact that this is the first presidential election in 50 years without the voting rights act. i did a story in mother jones about what happened in wisconsin. we find, based on academic studies, interviews, tens of people ask me all the

>> eddie adams was great photographer. i think he saw an event and started snapping.ellan makes an excellent point. that's exactly -- the gentleman makes them excellent point. cut: i did not mean t you off, chester. caller: i think we should be allowed to protest. yet be careful of protest. on a protesting going on back then, their foreign-policy that controlled what we did -- by protesting all of this it handcuffed our troops. we could not go over to cambodia and chase people. they used it as a buffer and i think into be careful when you talk about protesting. i don't the goal ever forget with those people did. the policyit was that handcuffed the policy. host: let's go to bonnie joining us from bellevue, washington. hello. i'm the wife of a vietnam veteran. the war affected us at home in aly as those -- different way as those serving abroad. the point i wanted to make was that in 1968 on only were the protests going on, april, may, --e of that year when we had my husband and i were 1964 graduates of high school, 1960 graduates of college. i don't believe most people

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eddie murphy. >> he was just like a real new york street character, homeless, a.i.d.s., crack addictsas always an amazing performer. >> what's up? i'm harris, i'm 33 years young, i have my cousin's jason's truck for two more weeks. i have one testicle, whack-a-mole accident and i'm down to a clown. >> harris, we know who you are. i literally just fired you. >> oh, is this that job? that's crazy. never mind. >> harris witles was so talented, he was doing standup, doing improv, doing sketches. he's in a band. he wrote for a sitcom. his unique, lovable personality transcends even his jokes. >> i'm not out of order, you're out of order. say no in australian, just say all the vowels. is that guy surfing? you got me again coke can. >> he's just a naturally funny guy who had a problem with drugs. i don't think you know that i started shooting heroin. >> you didn't? >> yeah. >> are you ready to talk about this? >> i mean, now that it's shooting heroin, i could die, and i don't want to do that to my parents or myself. so i'm taking it more seriously now, and i'm in a good place. >> you're maki

eddie, what have we learned from charlottesville, eddie glaude. >> we learned that the the current oftrong in this country. and then we learned a couple of things as well and that's one that roy corn was afendoffended terrorists than donald trump walking around -- just last week or so we had the patriots prayer in oregon where violence vanderpujumped off. we have seen the extraordinary documentary on pbs documenting "hate," where we see the growth of these organizations. what we have learned cra, craig the end of the day that we are standing at the press of this. the country is experiencing a kind of racial situation that we have to result and confront immediately. >> morgan, you spent with a guy who was there, spent some time at the protest in charlottesville but since then had a change of heart. >> absolutely, today he expresses a lot of regret for the fear that he says he single handedly spread throughout all his community. most interestingly, he said there are a lot of others like him who are still in the white supremacist movement. they are apart of a growing generation she says.

and eddy glare. first, president trump's tweets. this is not whether or not omarosa was a high-level person in the white house or whether she has credibility. she's somebody that potentially has tapes. >> it raises two immediate questions about miss manigault newman, one, is she a witness for robert mueller's investigation, someone providing information about what went on during the campaign and it also information about wikileaks. we've been hearing for weeks now that associates of roger stone, the long-term trump adviser had been understand the mueller microscope. and ms. manigault newman is offering information about what she heard in the trump campaign maybe about roger stone or his associates or wikileaks, or julian assange or the clinton dirt that was supposedly being dug up by different operatives. that would provide a window for mueller beyond what the campaign knew beyond that meeting with the russian lawyer. >> eddy, it's no surprise that the president went after omarosa. that's his jam. she went after him. he went after h

instead of eddie holloway, junior. so, same first name, same last name, clerical error in the middle. they told him to go to that records office in milwaukee and get his birth certificate ammended. he went down to records in milwaukee and said, how much would it cost to amend my birth certificate? they said between $400 to $600. they said you can go back to illinois and do it there. so he took a bus to illinois at the state capital and went to springfield and said, i want to amend my birth certificate. they said they had to see his high school and vaccination records. he went to decatur, illinois where he was from and got his high school records. he went back to springfield, illinois to the state capitol and said, can i now ammend my birth certificate? they said, no, we need to see your full social security statement. which he did not have on him. he went back to wisconsin, got all of his documents in order and said, can i ammend my birth certificate, send it by fax or email? they said, no, you have to come back in per

eddie, let me start with you. here we are talking about this book. how much import do you give this, what she's alleging in this book, the racist components to this presidency? >> it's just the latest evidence, but i want's just salacious talk. we shouldn't give omarosa toosm credibili -- too much credibility in this regard. we know she's self-interested. we know what she's trying to do. it's ironic she's spent a lot of time around donald trump and this is the first time she's come to the realization he uses the "n" word and what he thinks of her. i'm still trying to square her current understanding of donald trump with that earlier comment that everyone will bow down to him. so it's just salacious stuff. we're in the world of tabloid america right now and this is just the latest instance of it. >> go ahead. >> this is -- unfortunately, we have a president driven by public opinion and reality television, so when you have -- you're being generous saying she's self-interested. i would call her a hustler. unfortunately, these type of things detract from

. >>> and finally, eddie murphy's baby news, he's going to be a dad of ten. >> having a child is thean have. >> the 57-year-old's rep confirms to "e.t." that his girlfriend is expecting their second child. she's been seen out recently with a baby bump. we're told the child is due in december. >> the greatest part of my life is my kids. >> eddie is a dad to nine children. >> they're grown-up children. >> none of my children are gray or balding. >>> coming up -- the dream wedding. >> val's wedding i dos revealed. >>> plus, how to get the game of thrones glow. approved in all seven kingdoms. how soon after the game of thrones facial will i be appearing like a mother of dragon. >>> wait until you see how they made two special fans' wishes come true. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> all right, we got happy news to report. "dancing with the stars" pros for season 27 are officially here. no maks and peta. but they announced cheryl, lindsay and whitney are back. past pro champs cheryl, lindsay and witney are back, plus fan favors sharna, gleb, artem, keo and alan. then, there are t

>>> today is an especially awesome day for eddie here.e group for a performance, a concert, that they have coming up. also rehearsing is his girlfriend, that's stella right here in the front. >> that guy's good. >> they really are. they met back in 2006 but didn't start dating until 2011. stella has a solo part in that performance but right here you can see that someone is actually taking all of the dancers and pushing them off the stage which leaves stella a little bit puzzled and perplex when she figures out where are my dancers. >> its like a bad dream, all of a sudden. >> oh, no, not bad dream. its a dreamy dream. >> oh, my gosh! >> and in the middle of that, the song she was dancing too chang changes to "trains, marry me." eddie and stella are dance teachers. their students are in the teachers. very few people knew this was going to go down. i love the fact that he's in tears as he was surprised himself too. in his hand he's holding a box and the box a ring -- he gets down on his knee, opens the box, but at that point she's already n

eddie abor knows every inch of the island and yes he's always discovering something new that's his job he came here from california fifty years ago to work as a location scout for hollywood filmmakers. nature mean it's a lot to me in the sense where i came here because of nature's beauty because of the ocean and you know i'll be there to comment that i like. to be out here in nature is just inspiring. every looks with the most beautiful locations for hollywood and goes along to the shoots. jurassic park was filmed him. as well as king kong and many others. and he is well known in hollywood circles he lives here on kawai in a typical wooden house. he's modest and discreet when it comes to celebrities. but he knows many and gets to know some of them well during filming. i spent two weeks every day with robert redford you know and. he was different then if you and if you meet harrison ford who is very private he did every day he'd show up at six am six sandwiches coffee and we would play tennis together. but nature is more important to me than any big name. the jungle the mountains the so

eddie d's message, don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.rticularly entertaining story about a salary negotiation with joe and dwight that went bad. dwight, joe and i shot pool and drank tequila probably way more than we should have but we got deals done. when carmen saw us at breakfast sort of beaten up from the night before, he learned i paid joe a million dollars and dwight $500,000. carmen's jaw dropped when he saw dwight drive off to carolina in my brand new silver ferrari. carmen looked at me in shock and asked, what the hell happened? all i could say was they won. >> it was a nice tone. it was a celebration of life but certainly a lot of emotion on hand. the thing that stood out with me, what do i always tell you guys and our viewers, his young niece got up and said one of the first things dwight clark taught her, as an uncle, was look up the word humility and humblement i really remembered that. >> you said ronnie lott was very emotional. >> yeah, ronnie and eddie were in montana towards the end. it was very emotional for a lot of us

with me now eddie glad along with zerlina maxwell drerktser progressive programming for sirius xm.hey are both msnbc contributors. i didn't even get into voter fraud. >> i know. it seems like protecting voting rights would lead to better policies for black people as the first step, protecting our voting rights. on the one hand, there is more obvious examples like title 9 and 10, affirmative action. also clean air and water. all of the regulations being rolled back at the epa under scott pruitt impact communities of color. flint today does not have clean water. there are many other flints and communities of color suffering because of the environmental regulations being rolled back in their area. >> eddie, we spend so much time on the president's tweets and the things he says and the divisive way he uses twitter, tweeting against the nfl, et cetera. his language. and because of that we tend to spend less time on the policies that are getting enacted. i just ran through a number of those policies. the affirmative action rollback. the federal use of private prisons rollback. you know,

>> eddie adams was a great photographer. think he saw an event and just started snapping and the photograph came out. the gentleman makes an excellent point because that's exactly one of the points i have been trying to make during this -- >> chester, thanks. i didn't mean to cut you off. go ahead, please. >> caller: okay. my point is you're talking about the protest. i think we should be allowed to protest but you have to be careful with these protests because a lot of protesting going on back then, that foreign policy that controlled what we did over there -- by protesting all this, we couldn't expand the war or anything. it handcuffed our troops. we couldn't go to cambodia or laos and chase the people. they stayed right over there and used it as a buffer, and it handcuffed us. you need to be careful when you talk about protesting. i don't think i'll ever forget those people, what they did. thank you. >> i don't think the protests handcuffed the policy. i think the policy handcuffed the policy. >> let's go to bonnie from b

>> eddie adams was a great photographer. i think he saw an event and he just started snapping and that's what came out. the gentleman makes an excellent point because that was the point that we were trying to make. >> go ahead. >> my point is talking about the protests and i think we should be allowed to protest but you have to be careful with these folks. a lot of folks -- that foreign policy that controlled what we did over there, by protesting all of this, we couldn't expand the war and what it did was handcuff our troops. you couldn't go to cambodia or laos. they stayed over thou -- there and they handcuffed us. i think you have to be careful when you talk about protest. >> i think the policy led to protest. let's go to bonnie from bellevue, washington. >> i am a wife of the vietnam veteran. of course the war affected us at home equally as those in a different way as though serving abroad. the question in the point that i want to make is that in 1968, not only were the protest going on, we had gotten from april, may, jun

we will be joined by eddy cloud, jr. just before we get started and we look forward to having willie back tomorrow. before we get started. check your twitter and just make sure you all haven't been fired because, apparently, that's a thing. you can get fired now on twitter apparently everybody will be the first to know, but you. especially if you have a crucial job in the white house. so, we'll get to that coming up. unbelievable. but, first, congressman ron desantis is facing, like most people who study the issue of race in this country, many people are calling racist language against his opponent florida's governor race. here is, again, what he said and listen to him ramping up to get to that statement he clearly practiced in his mind during an interview yesterday morning on fox news. >> he is an articulate spokesman for the far left views and i watched the debates and none of it was my cup of tea but he performed better than the other people there. we need to make sure that we continue florida going in a good directio

my thanks to jonathan lemire and eddie glaude. i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now with the fabulous katy tur in for chuck. >> if you're wondering whether this was a distraction from omarosa and all of the devastating news that's heading toward the president right now, whatever might happen with paul manafort, just take a look at the date

. >> eddy?. >> ralph bakshi was a mentor, and together with a lot of other animators, they conspired to create cartoons as a vehicle for comedy and have them reflect an animator sensibility, make them funny and whacky for the sake of funny and whacky. >> can mighty mouse save the day for network television? >> here i come to save the day. >> the new adventures of mighty mouse came on and it was totally disregarding the things that you're not supposed to do, and it was like, oh, there's something new happening in animation, there's something going on here. >> the mighty mouse show was fast paced, funny, silly, it had weird characters in it, little segments that almost made no sense, the non sequitur kind of humor, no one was doing that kind of stuff at the time. >> i haven't seen this much hair since brook shields trimmed her eyebrows. >> the series had controversial elements, one of the best known being the supposed sniffing of cocaine. >> i know someone else like that. >> there was a famous epi

i have foreigners going all over the world eddie murphy, [ bleep ]. i love it. [ bleep ]. and delicious when i was really little, like second grade, i knew them he's nasty and naudy and not supposed to say any of that. those are bad words and it's hilarious. >> you watch the bill cosby show? >> yes. >> i do too. i love bill cosby show. i've been a big fan. never met the man before but he called me up about a year ago and chastised me on the phone for being too dirty. i was so pissed off i was so mad i called rishd pryor and said bill cosby said i was too dirty. he said do they laugh? i said yes. he said tell bill i said have a coke and a smile and shut the [ bleep ] up. this is the ocean. just listen. (vo) there's so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. 98% are still on the road after 10 years. come on mom, let's go! (avo) right now, get 0% apr financing on the 2018 subaru outback. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double

and eddie debartolo...oke today(sot: debartolo and montana) how many of us can say, that our best moments were as magnificent as his. so i try when i look back...i don't think of him as i last saw him. i try to think of him in those times, winning and losing championships, the ups and downs that we had as players and in our lives. and try to remember the fun-loving that he was. 49ers working in santa clara today... kyle shanahan... guiding the troops jimmy garoppolo... getting his work in reuben foster... can now just concentrate on football ow that his legal issues are settled a couple of rookies... immanuel mosley and fred warner... get into a tussle during a drill shanahan said today was the most physical practice of training camp so far...(sot: shanahan) "yeah, it seemed like that a little bit more today. it seemed like a little more hits down the field on a few screens and stuff. i didn't get to see the end of them. i'll see when i get to the tape. but yeah,

i think it was eddie. he had a baseball bat. he started beating him upside the head with the bat.in shock. i didn't know what to do, so i backed up, and i sat on the bed, and they kept beating this guy and beating this guy. his blood was going everywhere. just bits of skull and brain going all over the walls. and i remember getting blood in my mouth and on my face and on my clothes, and i was just frozen. i didn't know what to do. i could hear him screaming, "help me!" and there was nothing i could do. they beat him for a good half hour. they beat him, they cut him. they cut his throat. they did everything imaginable that you could do to destroy one man. and when they were done, they looked at me, and they asked me to help them. and i wasn't going to say no after what i just witnessed. i was not going to say no. i helped them carry the body downstairs, and you could hear the air coming out of his throat. i guess eddie thought he was still alive, so he took a cinderblock and dropped it on his head a couple times more. i lost my lunch right there. i lost all the liquor i drank, all

eddie. this is john delorean. it had many innovative features, just like preston tucker did with his car. you can see the doors and the stainless steel body that wouldn't rust. and he actually got financial backing for the car. he entered into a partnership with british government. it is to a government's advantage to back car makers, because car making provides jobs. he had a plant built in northern ireland. the car went into mass production, unlike with tucker. he was able to build 9,000 of these cars. very much like tucker, he was a champion and promoter of his own automobile. so you can see him trying to advertise his car and standing behind it, on top of it. and it was a good looking car. it was sleek. it offered fairly good performance, although there were some reliability problems with it. but, what happened to him and his car? he was able to produce 9,000 of them, as i mentioned. after just about a year, he had to shut down his factories and stop producing. and what happened? well, finances caught up with

>> also big news for eddie murphy next.female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. ♪ skinny. >> it is the skinny time. we will start with that spoiler alert, we mentioned about the upcoming abc show "the connor's." the show is the spinoff of the reboot of rosanne cancelled if may, following a controversial tweet from the star tlrk roseanne barr. >> the spoiler, john goodman the husband of rosanne's character, he spilled the beans in a profile published in britain over the week, he is quoted as saying his character will be mopy and sad because his wife is dead. dude, way to ruin it. >> so they kill off rosanne. >> wow. >> we thought it was coming. >> so goodman says he's only had one single e-mail exchange with roseanne barr since the controversy. "the connor's" premiers tuesday on abc. too other show a lot of fans him game of thrones, everyone says it's hard to decipher what's new in this trailer. it's been a year to th