elway said that i thought there were some great books. a number of others. i kept saying it was going to take it dictators so for one of those books to really grab you, grab me at least and take the war and took it apart and reassembled it in a piece of literature and a piece of art. of course i was right. and that was -- fills book was the first book that really all of the pieces were working for me it once. i didn't it didn't really hit me as to why. it's upstairs catholic as to how we see the war. were getting this picture of the war, all these different perspectives. it's a systemic look. i wonder if putting a collection of stories together is always been funneling the best writers. and i think what was the process of pulling the collection together. how did you come up with the stories that you felt like you had to tell in this collection? >> well, i started out writing a lot bad stories. >> i started out pirating really bad poetry. i started the first story a few months will buy up back. the first story is about a marine his -- was in the second battle

jon erlichman is in elway. -- l.a. class it has been a difficult couple of weeks. hulu.aol, yahoo!ent officer at maker studios. she joins us now. good to see you. maker, there is a lot stuff that falls under the maker banner. >> great to see you and good to talk to. my voice is shot from last night . we had a great time on stage telling the world our brand story, or should i say the advertising world, our brand story. it highlights our upcoming content offerings. everything from epic rap battles with history, which may be some of the most popular stuff ever done, to no teaming up people like morgan spurlock. what is behind the partnerships unveiled yesterday? click our mission is to empower creators and inspire discretion. makers are sitting at the convergence of media. the situation with new media and traditional media like tv and film. a partner like morgan spurlock, for instance, is a perfect maker creator. we are really excited. we announced a championship with morgan called smart-ish. he will be producing his own program. that is really one of the differentiators. ofhave a glo

johnny elway is an example of when top draft picks work. he guided the denver broncos to five super bowls winning his last two. not everyone can go in the first round of the draft. in 2000 tom brady was selected in the sixth round. he was too slow and didn't have a good arm. he won three super bowls with the new england patriots. >>> sure things can turn out to be anything but. quarterback ryan leaf was a number two pick, his bookie season with the san diego chargers was a disaster with two touchdown pass and his career over in three years. >>> more on the n.f.l. draft when it happens. >>> manchester city has taken a step towards winning the english premier league title. beating aston villa 4-0 going two points clear. out of the final round of games, city was going in this game. strikes followed. victory - that moves within sight of a second title within three years. we scored many goals, we score more. as for me, it has the same importance. in the way we play, the way we played so far, and i hope to ley play the next game, happy to manage

john elway is an example of one top draft pick, a star performer at stanford university, he guided theenver broncos to five super bowls, winning his last two. not everybody can go in the first round of the draft. in 2000, tom brady selected in the 6th round. top scouts thought he was too slow and didn't have a good arm. he has won three super bowls with the patriots and sure things can turn out to be anybody but. a number 2 pick in 1998, but with a rookie season with the san diego chargers, a disaster and his top-level career was over within three years. >>> now joining us is the bre h bleacher reports, league n.f.l. writer michael shotty in palm coa coast, florida for us. michael, how important can this -- how important can this draft be to a team's season? >> it's very important. teams that quote, unquote win the draft stepped to do better in the regular season as well. very few teams are able to absorb the impact of missing on their first round or even their middle round picks and still end up getting good seasons, whether it's by free agency or by trades. the n.f.l. salary cap situ

. >> the great 30 for 30 marino when you go in and look at that elway/marino and marino passed over,, and hof. it's hard. >> we're just showing, by the way, the latest nike ad for once, defenses know where he's going. a picture of manziel with what looks to be a browns jersey, nike knowing he was going to the browns. or they photo shopped it in or took it last night. johnny football. >> where are you? who are you going to get? i think -- that's a momentum stock -- >> the browns could get more than two yards of play might be a decent team. >> browns defense was okay last year. weeden -- texans get weeden. the whole draft i thing has become like the combine. a 24/7 thing. my friend up at espn constantly working. almost 3 million twitters and adam schefter has defined this period basically saying because of fantasy, he doesn't quite say fantasy, because of fantasy 50 million people very much involved in football year-round. immediately thinking i got to adjust, maybe cooks will be a early round pick for me. >> i predict the aloe wets will beat the stampeders. >> the chargers your team.