i got to give a shout out to my friend, herschel walker.e does -- how many push-ups today do you do? >> [laughs] >> about 1500 push-ups today, 3500 3500 setups. but at thehe t same time -- >> sean: i can only do 100. you inspired me to double it. >> that's a start. you are in shape, though, sean. he's in shape. don't let him fool anyone. he's in shape. >> sean: we have done push-ups together, so he knows i am not faking it. guys, you are the best. love you both. thank you for being with us. i love these gladiator sports. you know, these guys are tough, that is what we love about them. coming up, disturbing story out of maryland. illegal immigrant allegedly raping a 15-year-old girl at knife point in her own bedroom. trace gallagher has that shocking report next. ♪ dent. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, . . >> sean: truly disturbing story out of maryland, chr

former nfl quarterback super bowl champions joe theiss along with us herschel walker.l friends of mine. you know, i don't know why the fans booed. i get it because they invested a lot in franchise quarterback. the video of you in your career ending hit when lawrence taylor took your leg out, very hard to watch. it's a real -- the brain trauma issues are real. but isn't that why we like football? >> you going to very well, sean. it's a gladiator's game. we are gladiators in an arena and sometimes you have to take that type of mentality. you know, with the rules that are continuing to change in the game, when is the integrity of what you and i think fans like to see, the contact aspect of it, to change? it's a tough game. i think it angers case, i admire him. i admire that he made that decision. and i think with his fans, it was flat wrong the other guy gave six hard years of his life, seven years of his life to the organization. he did everything he could, came back from injury in 2017, missed an entire year, i got into the playoffs a year ago, for him it's like a train

audience play his in terms you will be hated on 3 things editorial accuracy style of writing and herschel marketability what i wanted to do is to show people what the media is really like what a news room is really like exactly how it operates kind of warts and all but show people that it's not some sort of there's no conspiracy theories eric you know it's not there's no agenda that is being pushed it's not some sort of people in an ivory tower who are disconnected from the public it's ordinary people trying to do their jobs trying to do the best they can it's a cautionary tale and a jet to exploring how journalists can make innocent mistakes these festivalgoers will be able to explore every facet of faith. with friends from false information to genuine error through to foreign interference one so even teach audiences how to dismantle false claims with logic so that all sin wells infamous radio play or of the world also gets an update for the digital age. the drama allegedly caused mass panic in america in 1938 but its effects were exaggerated like so many examples today just fake news bo

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but with the right family and right owner with the patience, she can come out of herschel. >> come adopther. she needs sthnuggle. girl, we're going to take a picture in a little bit. if you know, you know what that means. i want to introduce you to someone considered a long-time resident. tyler make sure he's comfortable. hi. look at this gorgeous mix right here. you're going to tell us about tiler. >> tile ser also about 2 years old. he's been with us just shy of four months. he's considered a mix and he's ready to find his forever mix. any home that's active, he would do better with older kids. >> he's always up for playing around, too. tell us about the event this saturday. what time are you opening your doors and tell us about the fees. >> we have extended hours so both locations open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and the fees are either waved or reduced. >> depending on the dog. they also suggest if you have a dog at home already and you're considering adding another furry friend to your family, bring your pet with you. they can make sure it's a right fit for your family. i hope you

yes they love these are the same cows on herschel money is the head of the exhibit and 2 loves to see the public interact with the recreated spectacle of nature. but what are the threats facing the one see today how can we really notice global warming here and then there's no rain debris. and didn't realize it was business that affect us as much as that does tropical waters but all the waste from the fishing industry garbage from the ships in the north sea. that's what we find on the beach here. and also even from us we hear from from there's so much let's talk a bit more about the consequences of climate change can they already be felt here to do is move through here in the past 30 years the average temperature in the german bite in the north sea has risen by 1.6 degrees at least as good for sea life that lives in a water temperature of 12 degrees this is a problem with. us i think what's being done to protect the lot and see the shots for survive and for the fishing industry has to be structured in such a way that it can ensure that the current and next generation have an income. bu

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i will not say that all coaches once they make a decision, if you have herschel walker, let's run the ball. if you have a resource, you use your resource. at one point, he says, somebody is telling him about a maneuver and he says, that sounds good, i might have used for that someday. i will put it in the brain and warehouse and bring it out when he wanted it. t down andn streigh convinces him to surrender. but it is not that simple. just to make a long story short, they are worn out and exhausted. they are asleep, some of them in. ultimately, -- some of the men. ultimately, he has used bluff before. announcee courage to that troops are arriving that do not exist. he has two light artillery pieces he has been using but he has brought extra horses. --se two artillery pieces you are trying to improve your weition during a truce while are discussing whether we will surrender or not. he says, i will order them back. more.o off and two by the time he is finished, streight says, how many guns do you got? enough, i reckon i have to do the job with you. he neededed him that to surrender. when

john herschel left the nfl to get a ph.d he had another option.ndrew luck, though, he missed all of two seasons ago, all of half a season two years before that but this guy was a valedictorian of his high school class got an engineering degree from stanford was an academic all american he is a very smart individual. and his father is a commissioner of the xfl, has been a football executive for many years he saw his dad have an nfl career and a post football career in administration probably thought, i had shoulders on both of mize shoulders, a lacerated kidney, a kevin durant situation on my feet i have been in pain for four years. >> what was the most recent catalyst >> the ankle and feet were what was happening the last few weeks. that was after a couple years ago, stories were oh, he's finally getting on the field he was throwing a nerf football. that's a tough uphill battle to face when you're opportunity have a kid and think about the future of your life. >> sure. the nfl season starts for real next thursday,ane couple days. i don't know that

that's not necessary because we just found out from the city of oakland that this is that karma herschel area, nobody lives at the wear houses used by about 30 artists and you can see the firefighters still have their hands full it's about 2 and a half hours into the battle and they are not ready to call it under control despithuge flames smoke now seems to be the biggest issue because breathing is hard you might have noticed when you came out to me and i had my mask on because the fire department when around passing these masks to anybody near this area, particularly the media because the wind sometimes carries the smoke in our particular direction. but it looks like most of the smoke for now blowing away from us, but every now and then a gust picks up and sends it our way it does not appear anybody was injured are killed. fire exploded really quickly because he was called in at 6.20 and the morning and according to the fire department within 15 minutes. they knew they had their hands full they call back up and it was declared a 3 alarm i are just 10 or 15 minutes into the battle that's

together the parts they couldn't see in the security camera footage there and again as i mentioned herschel's request we are not able to record we're showing you that security footage to you guys but wanted to let you know we did see was 3 males on one side of the gas station the victim park, just right there behind me and that is exactly where he was attacked actually there is still some blood on the sidewalk behind me, reporting live in campbell christina teatro kron 4 news. thank you christina. >>the man arrested for attacking a woman along the embarcadero in san francisco is expected to be back in court this morning, the public defender's office plans to ask the judge to release austin vincent after a second case against him was actually dismissed vincent was originally released after being arraigned for this incident that's a watermark condominium. he was arrested again for a separate allegation that he wielded a knife at people back in february. it turns out that he proved that he was actually in southern california at that time and that he was misidentified there's his mug shot there.

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i will not say that all coaches once they make a decision, if you run the ball when you have herschel walker, let's run the ball. what do you think? it depends. if you have a resource, you use your resource. for forrest, some of these devices were good. at one point, he says, somebody is telling him about a maneuver and he says, that sounds good, i might have use for that someday. so i will put it in the brain and the warehouse and put it out -- bring it out when he wanted it. in some cases it does not pan out, in some places it pans out pretty well. he does run streight down and convinces him to surrender. but it is not that simple. butight wants to fight, his men have been on the go, moving, moving, and just to make a long story short, they are worn out and exhausted. they have been fighting a battle and they are asleep, some of the men. calls theely, forrest blood. he has the courage to announce that troops are arriving that do not exist. i do not have room for them, put them on the end and get them out of my way. he has two light artillery pieces he has been using but he has broug

audience play his in terms you will be hated on 3 things editorial accuracy style of writing and herschel marketability what i want to do is to show people what the media is really like what a news room is really like exactly how it operates kind of warts and all but show people that it's not some sort of there's no conspiracy theories yeah you know it's . there's no agenda that is being pushed it's not some sort of people in an ivory tower who are disconnected from the public it's ordinary people trying to do their jobs trying to do the best they can it's a cautionary tale and a jet to exploring how journalists can make innocent mistakes these festivalgoers will be able to explore every facet of fate news at this year's friends from false information to genuine error through to foreign interference one show will even teach audiences how to dismantle false claims with logic so that all sin wells infamous radio play were of the world also get an update for the digital age the way. the drama allegedly caused mass panic in america in 1938 but its effects were exaggerated like so many example

no blood but a real event, the assassination of a german diplomat by herschel greenspan but just becausethe nazis claimed that kristallnacht was response is something a jew did doesn't mean we're so gullible as to believe it. we understand that kristallnacht was a response to anything but rather furthered the overarching strategy of the nazis to destroy the jewish people. we understand that very clearly. so to the new anti-semitism blamed always for something the state of israel does, either fictionally or actually, a building project here, a military operation there. but just like with kristallnacht, just because those who wait israel claim that the anti-semitic response is based on something israel does, doesn't mean we are so gullible as to believe it. and we understand that the actions are part of their overall strategy of destroying the jewish state. and finally, economic suffocation. we've seen those pictures of brownshirts in front of shops throughout germany, and while bds is no different today, don't buy from the jew among the country. thereby attempting to achieve through econo