, everybody knows eddie haskell. >> hello, mrs. something wrong, we would like to know what it is. >> all right, sir. if you insist. >> fawning. >> that was a very delicious breakfast, mrs. cleaver. >> sycophantic. >> thank you, sir. that's very considerate of you. >> okay. a brown nose. >> gee, mrs. cleaver, that's a nice dress. >> i know, eddie i know. >> in the late '50s tv sitcom, "leave it to beaver" ken osmond played eddie haskell, an archetype with no equal. >> am i lemon or am i lemon? >> he made sucking up a cringeworthy pleasure. >> i was just telling wally that i knew you'd come through for us, sir. >> downstairs june and ward were every wary, distrustful of a teen that polite. >> gee, mrs. cleaver, you even look pretty in an apron. >> upstairs and outside, haskell was wallie's good friend, a nemesis nuisance to the beave. >> you'll never get away with it. >> that's the trouble, but one of these days it might be worth the risk. >> eddie haskell was never meant to be a key character, but a guest appearance turned into a si

everybody i know loved eddie haskell and when an adult told you, you are an eddie haskell, everybody haskell was a memorable character. only supposed to be in one episode but so memorable he was kept in the show. he ended up being in 100 episodes. jerry mathers said he was great his personality was so opposite of the character he played. what else you got? >> anthony, that's good to hear that his character was -- he was different than his character because i like how you call him memorable. i call him obnoxious. that was a kid you didn't want to have. >> he was a total weasel. definition of a weasel. >> lovely dress you're wearing. >> that's what he would say. >> we loved eddie haskell. may is mental health awareness month and if the pandemic is take a toll on your mental health michael phelps says you're not alone. the recording setting gold medalist has been vocal with his struggles with anxiety and depression. he said these are the toughest stretch he's ever gone through. >> i've run into a couple of scary times of where i had some thoughts that i probably shouldn't have had, and

a performer from age nine, he won fame in the late 1950s and early '60s as the two-faced eddie haskell that dress is very attractive. that color is most becoming. >> pauley: his performance as the slippery haskill left him type cast. he went on to join the los angeles police department, though he did occasionally reprise his eddie haskell role on "leave it to beaver" revivals. actor ken osmond was 76. >> pauley: steve hartman has a plan for a memorial day salute to america's lost heros, and he wants our help. ♪ >> reporter: taps is a wonder. whether tucking in another day or sending off another soldier, this uniquely american melody somehow conjures both peace and sorrow, bestilling those deepest emotions. as a cub scout and later boy scout, taps was the most powerful song i knew. but it never heard me harder than when i heard it here, in this suburban neighborhood in tacoma, washington. ♪ >> i'm not aware of anything that i'm playing this, and i'm trying to play it as best as i can, do a good job. ♪ >> reporter: don brittain started playing trumpet as a kid and was even in a band for

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he did such a good job playing the sneaky eddie haskell that he became typecasted.a police officer growing a mustache so people wouldn't recognize him but in the end he said the role, quote, was good for him. osmond died in los angeles. he was 76 years old. >>> well, for weeks we've been reporting on how the coronavirus is affecting sports. now the nfl is taking new action. >> yeah, players, may be getting a new layer of protection. league engineers are testing a new face mask that would include surgical or n-95 mask material to lower a player's risk for coronavirus. >>> a growing interest in cycling has the u.s. facing a bike shortage. since the coronavirus outbreak, bike sales have more than doubled in some areas as more people feel the need to exercise and avoid mass transit. if you're in the market for a new bike, prepare for long wait times. >>> just as everyone wears a face mask these days but these face coverings are a little more unique. two men wearing hollowed out watermelons on their heads are accused of taking from a virginia convenience store, one has n

ken osmond who played eddie haskell on leave it to peter died yesterday. he later gave up acting and started a second career as a los angeles police officer. ken osmond was 76 years old. representatives for writing seacrest say he did not suffer a stroke. some fans became worried after seeing some unusual behavior during a live broadcast of american idol. his rep says he is been at joe's being to hosting multiple live shows from home. he is a number of television, radio and production projects and he is also described as the hardest working person in hollywood. coming up on here, people are choosing craft beers during the pandemic. we'll tell you why people are drinking instead. president trump threatening to permanently cut funding to the world health organization and leave the health agency. how the group is responding to the presidents threats. >>> good morning. the treasury secretary and the chairman of the federal reserve board will testify before congress about the condition of the american economy. details coming about plans to help struggling ameri

tobi i said to my team that eddie haskell to wally. >> you're wally? the beaver? >> no. my mom said chris is going to get you on trouble. be careful with him on and off the air because he's always going to get you in trouble. i'm sad that ken osmond died today at the age 67. especially now with the pandemic, i've been watching old television shows, so i'm going to miss him in real life, but i loved watching him on the show. he was a great character. >> may he rest in peace and his family, you know, take solace in the great legacy that he has and how many people he entertained. i thought you were going to go with ward and june, though. >> i didn't want to cast you as june. but it's a new time, new day. pearls and everything and the apron. when you hear that apron -- >> she wasn't falling for fred either. >> i think of june cleaver when i see you out. >> those floral prints work well on me. don't let this black and white getup have you sleep on my skills, d. lemon. i have a whole array. >> we continue with the ahmaud arbery story, talk about that video and other things out

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. >>> this morning we celebrate the life of ken osmond, you remember him, eddie haskell from the hit "leave it to beaver." he traded acting for a career in the lapd and told us on "gma" he could never quite shake haskell saying eddie has been so good to me my entire life, i'm so glad i was typecast. ken osmond was 76. robin? >> thank you, george, for that. >>> now we're going to begin with the incredible effort by an nba legend to help small businesses in need during this pandemic. magic johnson's company providing $100 million in loans to mostly minority and women e struggling to get assistance from the government's ppp program. magic joining us now to talk more about that, as well as his role in "the last dance." oh, that big smile. oh, my gosh. turn it off, that big megawatt smile you have going on there. magic, how are you? how is cookie? how is the family doing during this time? >> everybody is safe and doing good and good to talk to you. i hope you're okay and michael and the whole crew there at "good morning america." stay safe. >> oh, thank you for that, magic. tell us, a lit

>> osmond playing smart-talking eddie haskel on the hit show.in small roles before retiring from show biz to become a police officer. osmond died at his home in los angeles. he was 76. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. ainsley: oh, eddie has haskel. in black and white. we will miss him. will. brian: joe biden hasn't made a pick for a running meat. will joe concha on the profile on her that's raising eyebrows. both of them. tempur-pedic's mission is to give you truly transformative sleep. so, no more tossing and turning. because only tempur-pedic adapts and responds to your body... ...so you get deep, uninterrupted sleep. during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, all tempur-pedic mattresses are on sale! duringwhen in your gut,dent summer of sleep, you feel confident to take on anything. with benefiber, you'll feel the power of gut health confidence every day. benefiber is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber. good morning mrs. johnson. benefiber. trust your gut. theand we want to thank times, the extraordinary people in the healthcare commu

the late eddie haskell, why did he love to do it? it drove ms. cleaver crazy. vote harvest.hatever. >> i never knew. also, joe biden points out two tweets from the same day in october. biden warning that the u.s. is not prepared for a pandemic, while trump was concerned about the button on the iphone. the latest from the campaign is ahead, as well. >>> we begin with the breaking news from minneapolis. violent protests raged for a second straight night following the death of george floyd, after being arrested by a minneapolis police officer. last night, protesters turned their attention to the city's third police precinct, the base of the four officers who were fired in connection with floyd's death. a police spokesman says officers evacuated the building after 10:00 p.m. local time after protesters forced their way in and set it on fire. here's how some of that played out live last night with msnbc's ali velshi on the scene. >> reporter: celebrating symbolically that they have taken control of the police station. here's the question we don't have an answer to, brian. we know