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eddie. eddie is the nicest guy, he's got the biggest heart. sometimes you may think he'd be the most intimidating guy, especially if he looks at you the wrong way if you're from the media and you want to talk to him. he was very important to me, when i came up i struggled at first in big leagues. i was 3 for 5 opening day, 1982. i was fourth in my next 63. 7 for 68, heading a little over .100. it was really important, you think of bo weaver as an empathetic soul. he was to me and most people don't see him that way. he helped me get through but eddieexample and eddie murray took me under his wing and showed me the importance of playing every day. >> james: we come back i want to find out what was instrumental in you getting over that to enjoy this stellar hall of fame career you had. more with cal ripkin jr. after this. ♪ >> announcer: portions of "the james brown show" are brought to you by geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more o it's a small finger...a worm! like, a dagger? a tiny sword? bread...breadstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a stick! a walking stick! eiffel tower, mount kilimanjaro! (ding) time! sorry, it's a tandem bicycle. what? what?! as long as sloths are slow, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. oh! there's one.a "the sea cow"" manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fi

there was a man named eddie ives. eddie weighed only 80 pounds.o the weight drops and he goes kazoom and whirled around the horizontal beam and came crashing down to the ground. they had to hang him twice. there was a lot of concern about botched hangings. that's why the electric chair was brought in. >> by the late 1800s, electricity was transforming america. in order to demonstrate the incredible power of this new phenomenon, thomas edison filmed the execution of an elephant. executioners quickly seized on this modern method of putting the condemned to death. >> one of our first electric appliances was the electric chair. but the electric chair has its own problems. jesse tafarrow was executed in 1990 in the electric chair in florida. a lot of reasonable people believe that he was innocent. there were -inch inflames that erupted from the skullcap during the execution, so he basically burned to death. in 1997, pedro medina was executed. >> flame erupted all across the top of his head, from one ear to the other. >> the warden was quoted as saying,

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eddie espinoza, 26, the company's foreman, and another part-time employee. 27-year-old joe d'ambrosio. stoney lewis said that before he left the bar he saw a series of heated arguments between tony and eddie espinoza, with espinoza pushing tony around and threatening him. according to stoney, that was just the beginning. >> a couple witnesses were sleeping at 3:00 friday night, early saturday morning. and they were awakened by loud noises, yelling. and they saw joe, mike and eddie banging on doors, looking for paul lewis. and they had tony klann in the truck. >> apparently, mike keenan, eddie espinoza, and joe d'ambrosio were convinced stoney lewis had stolen drugs from them. and they were forcing tony klann to lead them to stoney. >> tony had been crying. he looked like he had been beat a little bit. and they saw joe d'ambrosio with a knife to his throat. this was at 3:00 in the morning. saturday morning. >> stoney lewis's story was all detectives needed to hear. >> we went up into cleveland heights and took five cleveland heights policemen with us. and we went to joe d'ambrosio's apartment. 1732 coventry road. >> eddie espinoza answered the door and was placed under arrest. next police searched for joe. >> first thing in the morning, the cops break in. i'm all the way in the back in the bathroom sitting on the toilet. all i see is the door fling open and i see two guys in plain clothes with guns pointing at me. and i'm like, what the heck is this? >> even wit

eddie olchek, former star player and current voice of the blackhawks. a native of chicago, eddie exemplifies the heart, grit and character of the city we both call home. eddie first made his way in chicago's collective heart as a remember of the 1984 u.s. olympic hockey team at the young age of 17. from there he went on to play 16 seasons in the nhl and later coached the pittsburgh penguins. in 2012, he was inducted into the u.s. hockey hall of fame. eddie currently works as a broadcaster for both the blackhawks and nationally as color commentator for nbc sports. he is the best in the business. and those outside of chicago may know eddie from his time covering horseracing for nbc. but today eddie is facing another battle. this one is off the ice. last year he was diagnosed with colon cancer. as he describes it, sometime last summer he began feeling pain in his lower abdomen. initially the pain was intermittent and he thought nothing of it. but when it persisted for several days he decided he should get things checked out. it was then that his doctor found a tumor and he was quickly scheduled for surgery to have it removed. for the past six months, eddie's b

eddie jones has been ramping up game. eddieup the pressure with those comments, he won't need any reminding though that it he won't need any reminding though thatitis he won't need any reminding though that it is ten years tomorrow since his opposite number, the welsh head coach, took charge and beat england, eddiejones will be hoping that history does not repeat itself tomorrow. before the big england—wales match, ireland host italy at the aviva stadium at 2.15. the irish needed a brilliant jonny sexton last gasp drop kick to narrowly beat france last weekend, but they'll no doubt be hopng for a much more comprehensive scoreline against italy. on sunday france travel to murrayfield to play scotland. onto tonight's action and bath are up to third place in the aviva premiership with a convincing win over northampton. the saints had started well and bath took a while to get going, but when they did they were all over the struggling saints. matt banahan putting them ahead before half time — freddie burns converting on his way to k

reportera: con 19 aÑos, eddy asegura que estÁ cansado de las promesas de los polÍticos. eddye tambiÉn se renovarÁ el congreso y nueve gobernaciones . 80 y 7.5 millones de mexicanos conforman -- 87.5 millones de mexicanos conforman el electorado. a pesar de que el voto juvenil serÁ determinante, para este ex consejero electoral la clase polÍtica estÁ en deuda con la poblaciÓn. >> tenemos una juventud con decepciones, con desencanto, incertidumbre, carencias de todo tipo. reportera: por lo pronto de las redes sociales ya circulan vÍdeos invitando a los jÓvenes a las urnas . los candidatos aÚn tienen tiempo para buscar cÓmo atraer al voto joven, ya que la campaÑas electorales inician el 30 de marzo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aranxta: al regresar, dueÑos de armas deciden tomar ♪ ♪ ♪ >>esta noche nos despedimos con las poderosas imÁgenes de personas que tras esta Última masacre, decidieron destruir su arma como manera de protestar en contra de la violencia con armas de fuego,} estos baÑos de pistolas y rifles dicen haber sido enmiendas de la reforma constitucional. tras el temor que caigan en las m

the cases we evaluated, eddie 4% of the perpetrators who committed child sexual exploitation in grooming gangs were of asian ethnicity, eddie 496. gangs were of asian ethnicity, eddiee uk population so that tells us something needs to be investigated. what else did your research revealed ? we what else did your research revealed? we also focused a lot on child exploitation and there was a study in 2013 that identified two different types of offender, type one targeting victims based on vulnerability, this is key in grooming gangs, and type two targeting victims based on specific sexual interest in children. type one, 75% asian, type two or 100% bite. this isjust —— is a specific crime profile we are looking at and i would encourage further research. the report talks about this notjust being in the north—east, it is all across the uk. vulnerable women across the uk. vulnerable women across the country. is that the way you see at? for a long time, we did not talk about this because it was so not talk about this because it was so afraid of hurting cultural sentiments so this is a good first step and definitely a long way to go. that idea of being worried about offendi

reportera: con 19 aÑos, eddy asegura que estÁ cansado de las promesas de los polÍticos. eddy renovarÁ el congreso y nueve gobernaciones . 80 y 7.5 millones de mexicanos conforman -- 87.5 millones de mexicanos conforman el electorado. a pesar de que el voto juvenil serÁ determinante, para este ex consejero electoral la clase polÍtica estÁ en deuda con la poblaciÓn. >> tenemos una juventud con decepciones, con desencanto, incertidumbre, carencias de todo tipo. reportera: por lo pronto de las redes sociales ya circulan vÍdeos invitando a los jÓvenes a las urnas . los candidatos aÚn tienen tiempo para buscar cÓmo atraer al voto joven, ya que la campaÑas electorales inician el 30 de marzo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aranxta: al regresar, dueÑos de ♪ aranxta: al regresar, dueÑos de armas deciden tomar ♪ ♪ aranxta: al regresar, dueÑos de armas decii like beer- beer! it tastes mighty fine; specially on nights that are mellow. yes, we like beeeeeeer! termine usando más detergente y más barato que tide. mi ropa no quedaba igual de limpia. ahora volví a tide y mi ropa sigue impecable otra vez. es que el q

in the papers, something very odd that eddie eagle has done. that eddie eagle has done. all, this is eddieew of the winter olympics. this is the women's curling team. is the women's curling team. brooms looked like the ones i use in the kitchen. the kitchen. walk at 70 miles an hour and its span around and around. have we got pictures? no, we don't. it sounds like another big event. like another big event. i've tried curling in a pub. curling in a pub. getting ready, the british team with the korean mascot. do we know the name? name? we will see a lot of that over the next few weeks. the next few weeks. looking for the first british competitor. first british competitor. we have ben kelly in the mogul skiing. ben kelly in the mogul skiing. those are the bumpy 5ki5. those are the bumpy skis. are the bumpy skis. characters and people who will be involved in the games. involved in the games. very exciting this morning. it's gone off his! —— piece. -- piece. it has been a few days. ministers warn employers after an paid interns. paid interns. companies and enforcement teams to tackle repeat off

have you ever met eddie murphy or arsenio? >> i met eddieit was the naaacp n naacp awards. i didn't say anything to him. >> jimmy: that explains this post on instagram. this was a "coming to america" party you had. >> while we were filming "black panther." >> jimmy: what else did you do at the party? what made it a "coming to america" party? >> the waiters were all dressed as the mcdowall staff. >> jimmy: the fake mcdonald's. >> yes, yes. then when we were coming in, we played the music when the king is coming in, we played that music and all the party-goers threw us petals and everything. >> jimmy: you really turned around on this movie, didn't you? >> i did. i did. >> jimmy: when we come back, we'll see a clip from "black panther" that is coming to theaters very soon. lupita nyong'o is with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ both my parents were very well educated back in bangladesh. my mom has her masters and my dad worked in the pharmaceutical industry. here they are serving food or they're delivering. and whether its hard for them internally,

eddie jones. patrick gearey watched the action. head coach eddie jones.en italy. england have always beaten their philosophy demands that this team forget that and the fact they have only lost once in three years in the six nations. your mind must be fully on the next pass, the first try. on the next pass, anthony watson scored it. on the next pass, with the next world cup 18 months away, england have been trying to establish a cruel streak and with the ruthless instinct of the hunter, watson was over again five minutes later. but italy were not simply wounded prey. even under constant pressure they found an escape. tommaso benvenuti the getaway runner. england stayed further down the road. owen farrell scored before the break, then a first internation ——al try for sam simmonds, in the team because of injuries another english option. but wales, who play england next, will watch this italian move a few times this week. will watch this italian move proof that there is space to be exploited, even if this bellini nearly ran out. exploited, even if this englan

eddie brown is teaching sixth graders about the different forms of energy. the kids love him in the classroom. >> good job today. >> reporter: but by all accounts, eddie is even more effective in the teacherss lounge, where he demonstrates the power of laughter. >> she speaks spanish. >> reporter: eddierustrations, always finding humor in the tortures of the job >> as soon as they leave, oh! >> reporter: and his audience can clearly relate. >> oh, you feel that way, too? ha! i thought i was the only one. i'm not crazy! i already knew my immediate circle of teachers went through it but i didn't know this transcend districts and states-- countries. >> reporter: eddie discovered that reach quite by accident. about a year ago, he posted a video on his facebook page. called it, "what public school teachers really say." >> professional development? i'm as professionally developed as i'm going to get. >> reporter: that video went viral, as did the next. >> this is why the tip the bartender so much. she's the only one who understands me. >> reporter: now 60 videos later, that ordinary science teacher from houston hooft is an icon among educators, selling out his teachers-only comedy tour across the country. it's like elvis with a master's degree, performing an entire set about mandatory staf

eddie was a hit on the festival circuit after failing to find someone willing to release her movie to mung is doing it herself. freddy insists he's innocent but his story of a criminal twin brother eddie doesn't convince even his shrink he tells him to drop the act it was others were easy. to skew the truth on few muslims who try to take him. on this. seems pretty. pretty empty a powerful gripping debut. as i said german thrillers are a rare commodity but we've got one more for you today this time it's a full on gangster movie from director. starring mort's blood troy as a one time criminal trying to go straight. as me if you don't count ricky has served his time and just back out on the mean streets of frankfort. he took the heat for his brother and a friend it cost him five years now he wants to start over. but his old crew is still out there and money is tight. it's just that. he's going to go. see. the fixed income not. the pension shisha so few times and. there. is always a symbol. for the. will. so he goes back to the life one last job a sure thing drop the local drug dealers a fifty thousand euros worth of heroin sell it take the cash and start a new life. among. see that a bus

eddie the eagle. calgary, british ski jumper qualified to finish in last place in two events by a mile. they made a movie about eddiele. may do the same about cal berkeley grad, 33-year-old graduate degree from harvard. smart enough to figure the qualifying process. and earn herself a spot in these olympic games. for hungary. not the united states. she has no tricks, no jumps. this was her best effort. not a jek heroke here. last in the standings, but first in water cooler conversation. the shib sibs coming home with a bronze, the shibutani, fourth straight olympics an american pair medal. u.s. men's hockey team rose to the occasion. two wins in pyeongchang. at expense of slovakia. two more in the third. the u.s. rolls, 5-1. next up, czech republic in the quarterfinals. happens tomorrow night. updated medical count. norway in front with 28 total. and helping the american cause. u.s. with 12 total. back with more news after this. ♪ ♪ show me the olympic winter games ♪ ♪ like i've never seen before. ♪ ♪ xfinity x1, yeah, i always know the scor♪. ♪ triple corks in 4k... lookin' so sick. ♪ ♪ stream live on every screen,

eddie pells was there, covering the olympics for the ap. he joins me now via skype. eddie, expectations height but more than met, right? tell u wabout it. >>ld say way more than met. she went out there and essentially won the gold medal on her first run and had the whole thing secured and then, you know, for her last run, n didn'td to do anything but, you know, it's a snowboardinha mantraif you don't do your best the result doesn't matter, so she went out there andid basically the hardest run we've ever seen a woman do on a half pike, landed it perfectly, and then she couldalk away with the gold medal and being able to say, hey, i put my best stt uff ere and, to a lot of leople, that's really what snowboarding is about. >> brown: she's also the child of south korean immigrants. how that playing there? >> it's huge in south korea. they love their sports stars. they don't have a milon, but they will adopt chloe. she's a california kid but she knows the story line. this is where her parents are from and her grandma still lives, and theiny're lit. she's going to be a star in south korea and probably already is one in americawn >> b what makes her stand out in a sport where the risks >> you know, i think she's small and smiley and she's go a bubbly personality, but, you know, you shouldn't le that overshadow the fact that she works really hard. i mean, she is first one out on the haf pipe in the morning andp the last octicing at night. she knows what the risks are and she's been, you know, for the last ten years or more, been taking these calculated steps up in progression and, really, you know, also is the mot athletic woman out there doing this stw,f. so, you khere's always this reputation of snowboarders being these kind of dudes who are just out there, who cares. no, she's a prossional and has been work hard and is pretty athletic. she'd pr gably be aat tennis player, too. whatever. >> brown: and americans arein cong to dominate this sport. take us through a couple of other great performances you've seen. >> the first day we had red gerardanother 17-year-old on the slopes. he's the kid who basically set up an action park his backyard where he learned his best tricks. t was a out there and t little bit of an upset. the second day slope style, the great jamie anderson won her second gold medal. the weather was bad, people were complaining, but we're talking how these people are real pros.h she went outere in a bad condition, put down a run skn would win and that was exciting. we had chloe. ariel guld finished second yest hday and told us shead a separated shoulder by the way. >> brown: the most famous name in the sport is sean white going tonight. what are the stakes r him? >> he wouldn't deny it, this is everything to him. a lot of the snowboarders like to talk about they don't love contests, no, the olympics means everything to sean. he won two years ago. four years ago was a messyo links for him. he finished fourth on the half pipe, didn't accofomplish any his goals and basically the day after he left russia he said, you know, i'm go do it in four years. this is really the only thinge cares about competitively. it's going to be a great contest. verano from jap scotty james from australia, we may see a classic, never before seen kind of cost tonight if the weather is good, and i think it will be. >> brown: all right, we'll be watching. eddiels of the a.p. from south korea. thank you so much. >> all right, thank you. o >> woodrufthe newshour online right now, as the senate begins debate on immigration, you can find a cheat sheet to explain every proposal, together in one chart for easy comparison. that and morsiis on our web , pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshou tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs e newshour, thank you and u soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided b >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian, and more. babbel's 10-15 minute less as are availan app, or online. more information on babbel.com. >> the ford foundation. with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.o

. >> you know the dog that he had on the show, eddie, that's why i had my k.j. because i loved eddie18 years. wonderful series. >> there was a wonderful tribute to him this morning that said he was sort of the unsung hero, the glue of that show. >> his timing, comedic timing. >> wasn't he the dad in "say anything"? >> i believe he was. one of the greats. well, he will be missed. >> yes, he will. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, ryan murphy and his partners are at it again working on a new comedy for netflix. they just got a two-season deal right to series. it's called "the politician" and check out this epic triple-threat dream cast. >> wow. >> tony winner ben platt, gwyneth paltrow and the one and only barbra streisand reportedly in negotiations to co-star in ryan's latest effort. the lead in this satire is a wealthy politician from santa barbara and each season revolves around i different political race. "deadline" reporting that streisand may direct some episodes in the deal and the show is expected to have musical numbers in every episode. this would be the first tv regular s

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eddie and troy plan ad tour in the 2018 to mark their 20th anniversary. brian: eddie. this debuted number one. it has to be bitter for you. >> troy we were together over 30 years. i was used to looking to my left. that horrific crash, that day, tell you our whole lives changed the guys in the band. i tell you, we thought about what we was doing cd, do i tour? do i put the cd out? i remember me and him having a conversation a few years back, we was talking about it, if either one of us go down we want the other one to carry on the montgomery gentry. ainsley: how did you find out the news. >> i was there is. ainsley: you were in the helicopter. >> i was flying in. steve: flying in for a show that night? >> we have helicopter rides if you want to go. ainsley: wow, how is the family doing? >> you know as best as they can. his wife and kids, man, angie, tell you, just, something you don't ever get over. brian: how do you sing? you have to tap into emotion to sing? is it hard to get through this. >> it has been tough for me and the guys a little bit. we done our first grand

eddie redmayne is also with us along with this guy, "good morning america" coming right >>> we are back now with eddie redmayne. you remember he won an oscar for playing stephen hawking in "the theory of everything." now taking on "early man." welcome back. nice to see you. [ applause ] i love this story. you're a big-time oscar winner but when the creator of "wallace and gromit" called that's what impressed your family. >> such an institution, these guys that make these films "shaun and the sheep." all their films are made out of clay basically. old-school animation and sump a wonderful thing to be a part of. >> tell us about your character. his name is doug. he's been described as a can do caveman. >> he is. he is perhaps -- i've played quite a few optimistic characters but he's by far and away the most sort of plucky and joyful -- so he's a caveman. he has a sidekick who is a hoggy warthogggy character and live in the tone age but down the road without them realizing it the bronze age is trying to basically take over their land and make their land into a mine for ore but he fights back in not going 0 let it happen. let's see a little bit. >> the leader of the bronze people says if we play this game and beat them at it -- >> nice shorts. >> oh, mom. >> we can have our valley back. that's what we want. >> and if we don't beat them -- >> oh, well, then he said we'll spend the rest of our miserable lives working down a mine. >> no! >> what's a mine? [ applause ] >> so where does that voice come from? >> you know, i've barely done any voice work before so i had no idea what the process would bel you sit in a sound booth with the director and you mess around tore a couple of hours doing ridiculous -- >> doing it right there in doing ridiculous. i got physically into it so i end up after the recording session with all these weird sort of knots and would have to go to a choir tracker. >> you are just watching a screen. >> and you do the line hundreds and hundreds of times and they shift them and mold them out of clay. >> it's got to be freeing not to be on camera. >> so good. you can basically turn up in your pajamas and can kind of except there was a one day -- actually it was just before christmas doing the last recording session and i had a filthy coal and so suddenly doug's voice rather than being up here was, dougie -- he grew up suddenly, the sequel. he aged a bit. it was so much fun. >> your family is getting bigger and bigger. about to have another baby. >> yes, it's true. [ applause ] yeah. >> what's it like having a tiny one at home. >> it's wonderful. she is completely wonderful. i don't think she's really aware that there's -- we thought this was a moment where she went up to my wife hannah and kissed her tummy and went baby and i was like she's only 18 months, i was like, wow, she's a genius and she turned around and pointed to my stomach and kissed my stomach and went baby so i'm not quite sure -- >> creative. one or the other. you know, jamie dornin is out doing "fifty shades." you were his roommate. >> this is very true. >> in los angeles. >> he was on another program saying -- asked to describe you as a roommate and came up with one word, desperate. >> yeah, which is definitely true but the amazing thing about -- one of the amazing things about living with jamie basically like living with a puppy because he has more energy than any human being you've ever met and there is this weird thing about jamie dornin which is from -- there's sort of a twilight zone between 5:00 and 6:00 when he just goes insane and it was like a puppy, had to let him outside and my friends would come for tea and see him doing weird star jumps. what so doing? it's husband his weird twilight moments -- >> you're pretty nice. he calls you desperate and you call him a puppy. eddieo see "early man" in theaters this friday. >>> okay, america, say hello to the new, gentle and politically correct roseanne. >> i no longer attempt to stab people when i'm angry with them. it's very good. >> thursday night on abc it's the cast of roseanne in one revealing reunion. >> we answer all the questions people have asked me for 20 years. >> what don't you know? >> i had several nervous breakdowns but fortunately no one noticed. >> from behind the scenes then. >> we had big fights. >> now that you mention tabloids -- >> and what about all those stars who got a jump start with roseanne. >> george clooney. 'a doll. leonardo, doll, oh, johnny galecki. >> would wouldn't like to kiss johnny? >> i love being a grandmother. criticizing your children in front of their children, oh, my god, is that fun. >> roseanne: the return. >> like being home again. >> you guys are a tough crowd. >> a special "20/20" at 10:00, 9:00 central. >>> brought to you by safelite s expe experts. >> i had two

games as ever, eddie jones has been little bit of mind games as ever, eddiejones has been building up the scottish fly—half finn russell who has not had a great championship for them but eddied fly—half. and gregor townsend had a chat but the referee nigel owens and he said you need to watch out for the english defence because they are surely offside all the time. they did give up a lot of penalties against the welsh. so it will be a lot of needle as there usually is, it will be intense and expect some big hits early on. well two men who will be out there on the field this afternoon spoke to us.|j will be out there on the field this afternoon spoke to us. i think this complacency thing is a horrible thing thatjournalists complacency thing is a horrible thing that journalists or cultures throughout the players. it is quite an insult to everyone whether it is the players or the people you think are on the side which is not as good, as players you're usually respectful of each other. we know this is a massive challenge for us. and we are excited to go there, a great place to go and play rugby. they're one of the best teams in the world, their record is fantastic. they come her