liz: john payton of dine brands. even a cape crusader can't get warner bro's ceo david zaslav out of this latest pickle. the star of the $100 million film"the flash"making headlines at this hour and the stock is down 7% today alone and charlie breaks it next. closing bell, we're about 15 minutes away. dow is still floundering down around 82 points. do not expect much of a change till tomorrow when we get that all important consumer inflation report for the month of july. tomorrow's final hour is going to be really crucial. set that dvr or join me live. less: first bat girl and now the flash causing more headaches for warner brother's dis-covid ray after its star ezra miller was arrested and charged with felony burglary for stealing alcohol from a residence in vermont. in vermont? moon shine? okay, it's just the latest continuey involving "the flash"lead actor and miller was ayred in hawaii twice this year for assault and facing several allegations of abuse in iceland and berlin. >> iceland? liz: despite miller's brus

john, carrie, alyssa, sarah, payton chester, coach christina mauser, all killed.ll as the pilot, ara zobayan. >> she really took a lot of pride in being there for those girls. and she absolutely adored them. and i was so proud of her. i said, christina, you're doing something that no other person in the world is doing, you're coaching basketball with kobe. and i'm so proud of you. i hope i said i love you. i hope i said i love you, i don't know. >> reporter: the news of kobe's death stunning, leaving fans around the world devastated. the legend of kobe bryant began when he was just 17. >> it's important to remember that one of the reasons why kobe bryant is so loved in los angeles is because we were not -- we kind of viewed him as a child star. >> reporter: he talked to barbara walters about his decision to go pro. >> you were a very good student gone on to college, you decided not to. why did you pass on college? >> i just saw the nba being such a challenge. such a thrill for myself. but at the same time, i could still play in the nba, still get my education. >>

payton and to say to all of my players, my explayers, you know? we will be there forever and ever and ever. >> mike: that was john madden when he was inducted in 2006 is behind john's. if they busts talk, you tell them, coach. kyle sloter is the quarterback again for the jaguars. that pass is broken up. the players and coaches and contributors. also every year an honor for a member of radio and television for their excellence in the league. you see some of the big names. al's name and john's name and howard is the winner of the pete rozelle award this year. executive at abc and dennis miller there as well. that the way they used to do the schedule. now howard, in addition to his role as vice president in charge of broadcasting and in charge of putting together the schedule with a great team that does that every year. he has been a friend to so many of us in the industry over many, many years. so great to see him honored for his decades of service to the national football league and it's great to have howard up here in the booth. congratulations. pete rozelle award winner. your name will be in the hall forever. how does that feel? >> feels great. i