>> ay, martÍn, quÉ te puedo decir. >> que sÍ, solo eso, si. >> martÍn. martÍn, ven.fue usted quiÉn llevÓ a felipe con el doctor ortiz? >> sÍ, por fortuna esa noche venÍa del peÑÓn. la tormenta me sorprendiÓ. >> gracias a carlos, felipÍn pudo sobrevivir a esa tormenta, podrÍa haber llegado a tener una pulmonÍa. >> carlos, siempre estaremos en deuda con usted. >> gracias, don eduardo. >> no, no, gracias a usted por venir. >> voy por un refresco ¿no gusta uno? >> no, muchas gracias, prefiero tomar el aire. >> estÁ bien. >> y carlos es un profesional de la fotografÍa. es un artista. >> sÍ, lo ... disculpen un momento, por favor. >> sÍ, si, adelante. >> bueno ¿y, y el doctor rÍos, por quÉ no vino? >> ah, querÍa visitar a lala y melda, unas amigas suyas que tienen una fondita en el pueblo, que por cierto, se come muy... >> ah, no, sÍ. >> delicioso ¿eh? la conozco. >> ¿ah, sÍ? >> son un par de mujeres luchonas y ademÁs muy guapas ¿eh? >> pues sÍ. >> ¿verdad? ♪. ♪. >> sÍ, martin, el papÁ de casimiro dijo que apenas se lo habÍa llevado. >> espÉrenme tantito. >> ¡no, no, no! >

¡martÍn! ¡martÍn!

. >> hola martin, ¿cÓmo estÁs? te ayudo a llevar los floreros. ni modo que los vayas cargando hasta la hacienda. >> pues gracias martin. bueno pues, ay nos vemos. >> adiÓs. >> adiÓs martin. >> adiÓs. >> ¡ay, que emociÓn, que emociÓn! >> que bueno que preguntaste eso felipÍn. eh, vamos a ir a ver el lugar que se le dio. >> ¿de veras? >> sÍ. >> ¿en dÓnde estÁ, eh? >> bueno pues, estÁ para alla. >> a mi me hubiera gustado que fuera en la playa. >> sÍ, a mi tambiÉn, pero queremos tenerla cerca, ¿no? >> aja. >> preferÍ que a niza le guste. si dice que sÍ, pues de inmediato le hacemos un horno precioso que es lo Único que faltarÍa. >> oye don eduardo. vamos a hacerle una fiesta sorpresa a la maestra jacinta en la fonda de al lado. ¿te gustarÍa ir? >> pues si mi invitan, por supuesto que sÍ. >> y quiero regalarle algo pero, todavÍa no se quÉ. >> mi mamÁ y melda nos van a hacer los disfraces, ¿verdad biri? >> sÍ, que padre. >> mi disfraz estÁ quedando, ni se imaginan. >> pero no la vaya a regar diciÉndole a la maestra de l

quÉ hubo fabiÁn. >> quÉ hay martÍn. >> quÉ tal. >> martÍn.o peor que podrÍa hacer seria como dejarle el campo libre a esa lagartona. >> tienes toda la razÓn dora luz. nuestro lugar estÁ aquÍ, en todo caso la que se tiene que ir es ella. >> niza debe tener su punto dÉbil, voy a hablar con alberta ella debe saber quÉ puede hacer. >> ¿quÉ les pasÓ? >> cuidado. >> ¿pero dÓnde andabas chamaco? me tenÍas preocupado. >> perdÓname martÍn. >> bueno, ya, ya, ya estÁs aqÍi con nosotros. ¿quÉ pasÓ? a ver, dÍganme. >> martÍn, es que nos iban a robar. >> ¿quÉ? a ver, a ver, a ver, vamos adentro para que me cuenten bien. >> vamos. >> no creas que estoy borracha, solo un poquito alegre, hace tiempo que no disfrutaba un dÍa como este. aÑoro el teatro, era mi vida. >> ¿y si era tu vida, por quÉ lo dejaste? >> no, yo no lo dejÉ. el dueÑo del teatro se muriÓ y ahÍ tambiÉn muriÓ la brillante carrera de alberta gÓmez. >> adelante. >> alberta vengo a brindar contigo por tu Éxito. salud. te ves guapÍsima. >> ey, tulio. ey, tulio. minino. ahora sÍ que este ya se pelÓ

ahÍ me encontrarÁ martÍn. >> ¿martÍn? el trato con martin resultÓ muy estimulante. y me gusta. >> soy un hombre honesto martÍn, mi amor por nisa naciÓ de la manera mÁs espontanea. la tengo metida en el corazÓn y te juro que he tratado de sacÁrmela pero no pude hacerlo. >> yo no sÉ por que no se fue a su tierra a casarse allÁ. no tenÍa por quÉ quedarse aquÍ. >> ¿por quÉ la conocÍ, martin? porque a medida que iba pasando el tiempo, yo me enamoraba cada vez mÁs. perdÓname, pero no pude evitarlo a pesar de saber que era tu novia. >> nisa no es mi novia, nunca lo fue. >> ¿quÉ dices? >> que ella nunca aceptÓ el amor que yo siempre le he tenido. pero lo Único que le advierto es que pobre de usted si no la hace feliz, porque aunque nisa no me quiera, yo siempre, siempre voy a estar cuidÁndola, ¿me oyÓ? >> ay, quiÉn... es el primero. >> yo nunca gano, ya no juego. >> no te enojes, biri. asÍ es el juego mi amor, otro dÍa vas a ganar tÚ. >> no te pongas asÍ biri, algunas veces se gana y otras veces se pierde, pero hay que saber perd

and martin, being a businessman.esigner,ftsman and a and an innovator, quickly adopted a lot of the features the spanish guitar. the martin guitar company is still family owned, and they have a much larger factory and have enlarged their factory a number of times. the guitars are still recognizable as martin guitars. if he was still alive today he would be making these guitars. >> exquisite. the history of the martin guitar -- in a new book, marking the 180th anniversary of the company. that brings today's show to a close but you can find updates on our website. tonight, we leave you with a look at the eternal flame in arlington national cemetery, and the grave of president john f. kennedy. crowds have been coming all day to river the man who was killed in dallas 50 years ago today. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watching. >> makes sense of international news, at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pu

yo vine por los niÑos. >> ah. >> ¡martÍn, martin, martÍn! >> ¿quÉ pasÓ? a los demÁs que ya vine por ustedes ¿sale? >> sÍ. >> cÓrrele. los espero en el jeep ¿eh? >> ¡sÍ! >> y bueno pues, adiÓs, adios, bernardette. >> adiÓs, martÍn, ojalÁ venga pronto, pero a verme a mÍ. >> sÍ, si, ahÍ luego, ahi luego. >> buenas tardes, seÑor comisario. >> diga usted, caballero ¿quÉ le

>> martins: i don't get horrified or not.nd between grim determination and tempered optimism. >> stahl: the judge found out who did it-- the cia. wait a minute, are they in the courtroom? >> nevin: no, they're not in the courtroom. >> stahl: where are they? >> nevin: i don't know. i'd like to know. >> stahl: so wait, they're... >> nevin: i've demanded to know, but the government won't tell me. >> stahl: do you think that the cia has any kind of right to keep listening because these were terrorists, or they're charging that they were terrorists. they believe that these guys were bad guys, who did a dastardly deed. >> nevin: the constitution guarantees everybody certain rights. and one of them is that you don't listen in on the lawyers in a serious capital case. you just don't do it. >> stahl: the defense teams say that the cia has a completely different agenda from yours. >> martins: we are going to do these trials fairly. all these allegations they can raise, and we have a process to sort that out. >> stahl: i've heard people

yo vine por los niÑos. >> ah. >> ¡martÍn, martin, martÍn! >> ¿quÉ pasÓ?l jeep ¿eh? >> ¡sÍ! >> y bueno pues, adiÓs, adios, bernardette. >> adiÓs, martÍn, ojalÁ venga pronto, pero a verme a mÍ. >> sÍ, si, ahÍ luego, ahi luego. >> buenas tardes, seÑor comisario. >> diga usted, caballero ¿quÉ le hizo? >> aurelero. >> ¿otra vez con problemas con la ley? >> no, no, no, no, no, no, seÑor, no, este hombre viene a levantar una demanda en contra de martÍn morales, el pescador. >> ay, adela ¿cÓmo puedes ser tan indiferente a la riqueza? todos estos centenarios que existen en este pueblo, mira, son preciosos, mi amor, oro puro, ay, quÉ bonitas nos vemos. ¿tÚ quÉ quieres, morena? ¿por quÉ me molestas y te apareces asÍ como alma en pena? >> es que vino el joven carlos, en la tarde y le dejÓ un recadito. >> ¿y hasta ahorita se te ocurre decÍrmelo? ¿quÉ te dijo? >> pues dijo que se iba a la ciudad y que regresaba en unos dÍas, seÑora. >> ay, porque no se esperÓ para decÍrmelo a mi. >> no lo sÉ, no se, pero le deÓo muchos saludos. >> ya, vete, vete, pero rapidito, vete. a

martin left the team amid claims of bullying and voice mail. commissioner roger goodell has appointed a special counsel. dolphins' head coach joe philbin says his team and coaches exemplify respect. >> jonathan martin came in here and worked hard every single day. we have men in the locker room that care about one another,

incognito looked out for martin and he's not a racest. they say there's a process for rookies to be trusted by the team. it's wrong to describe that as hazing. we'll dig into it in sports. >>> didn't take very long. just hours after landslide re-election victory new jersey governor chris christie already facing questions about running for president in 2016. but the republican was coy about its plan saying he's flattered by the talk but ignoring it, at least for now. >> i'm a better executive today than i was when i answered those questions about two years ago. and so you think that would make me better prepared to be president but i'm going to be really clear about this. i got a job to do. i got re-elected to do a job and that's the job i'm going to do. if i change my mind, i want to do something else, i'll tell the people in new jersey i want to do something else. >> so, you have christie's strong win, the loss of cuccinelli and a lot of republicans asking whether it's time to limit the tea party. but someone to challenge christie in the

. >> hola, martÍn. >> hola, martÍn. >> ¡hola, martÍn!le formalmente la mano de niza. >> ¿quiere usted decir que...? >> quÉ quiero ser su esposo. ¿quieres casarte conmigo, niza? ♪. [ locutora ] crest presenta... has de cada sonrisa una sonrisa 3d white con la pasta de dientes crest 3d white. remueve hasta el 90% de las manchas de la superficie en sólo cinco días. pasta de dientes crest 3d white... abrete a la vida con una sonrisa más blanca. ♪. >> ¿quÉ me contestas, mi amor? >> que sÍ, eduardo, que te quiero con todo mi corazÓn. ♪. >> ojalÁ su amor sea tan fuerte que logre vencer todas las tormentas que se avecinan. >> todas, chirimbolo. por el amor de niza soy capaz de enfrentarme a todo. ♪. >> hola, chamacos. >> ¡quihÚbole, tÍo martin! >> ¡pero quÉ bonitos papalotes! ¿quÉ pasÓ, casimiro, como estÁs? oye bini, se parece al que te hizo tu papÁ. >> ¿cuÁndo vamos a volar, eh, martin? >> no, bueno, hoy ya es tarde, luego nos ponemos de acuerdo, ¿hum? >> martÍn, quÉ gusto verte. >> martÍn, ¿ya viste quÉ contento estÁ casimiro? >> ay, un poqui

this woman, his long time girlfriend. >> i love martin. >> do you still love him?im on a very deep level. >> today she sat down with us to explain her role in the bizarre murder trial of her former lover. prosecutors argued that mcneil convinced his wife to get a facelift so he could overprescribe medication and ultimately kill her all to start a new life with gypsy. >> to me he could have never done such a thing. >> but he loved you. and the allegation was that he loved you so much that he wanted his wife out of the picture so he could be with you. >> martin had me any time he wanted me. i do not believe i was any kind of incentive. >> there are some who believe you were involved in planning the murder of michelle mcneil. you didn't know anything? >> i did not know anything. >> the jury reached its verdict after 11 hours of deliberation. >> if you will stand please. >> for mcneil's daughters, this was the moment they had been fighting for six and a half years to see. in fact, it was rachel and alex is' single minded determination that brought this case to trial at

something martin's lawyer addressed. jonathan martin's toughness is not an issue. the issue, is jonathan's treatment by his teammates. in the fallout, martin's decision to leave the team has been widely scrutinized while incognito's behavior is chris sized. a woman said incognito touch her inappropriately with a golf club. details from a 2012 police report. wcn. >> reports incognito was never charged. as to his future with the team for now the dolphins aren't talking. >> any comments we'd make at this time would be a disservice to the process that's about to take place. >> and i've spoken to a lot of nfl players about this, while they done condone bullying or the racist language that incognito was alleged to have used, they do think that this thing has got blown out of proportion. and that worse has happened in the locker room. >> i think people are so -- we know i guess maybe -- i'm not in an nfl locker room. so i don't know. >> right. >> people think, you know when you mentioned -- allegedly mentioned gang raping his sister. who even goes there? >> and we hear jo

de ricky martin.vioneta en pleno vuelo, a 2 mil pies de altura en la florida. marÍa eugenia, muestra la llamada de emergencia que realizÓ el piloto luego del accidente. >>> helicoope helicÓpteros, buz bomberos buscan al hombre que cayÓ de una avioneta en la bahÍa de biscayne. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). es una historia muy extraÑa, las circunstancias en que ocurrieron el incidente son inusuales. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). > >>> la llamada llegÓ a la 1:30 de la tarde, cuando el piloto del aviÓn, estaba a 8 millas del aeropuerto, la unidad de homicidios de la policÍa de miami fue a interrogarlo. ahÍ se desatÓ una desenfrenada operaciÓn de bÚsqueda y rescate que se extendiÓ hasta las 9 de la noche sin Éxito. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> es razonable asumir que alguien que se caiga de un aviÓn sin paracaÍdas se convierta en una operaciÓn de recuperacion de cuerpo, el teniente de la policÍa de miami. tanto el piloto como el pasajero son hispanos, sus identidades no fueron reveladas. >>> las autoridad dicen que el

he says on most teams players and coaches would protect a player like martin.rian todd, cnn, washington. >> one former player says he knows how martin might feel. ryan riddle joining me now, played on oakland raiders and new york jets and joined by sports agent jack becta. ryan, you first. want to read part of an article you wrote for the bleacher report about your own experiences, saying, quote, i too, experienced some of the very stresses that would eventually take a 6'5"310 pound plan to the brink of insanity. i was expected to carry the shoulder packs and pads of veteran line nen. after practice, rookies subjected to hair cuts that ranged from creative to just plain ugly, end quote. ryan, what did you witness in the locker room? was it tantamount to what we heard martin say, that he was bullied, you are degraded, whether in the locker room or perhaps on the practice field? >> well, i mean, to frame this, first of all, the things that i experienced and the violent nature of an nfl locker room, it is a violent sport. nothing i experienced was abnormal. a lot

sun central where incognito was asked to toughen up martin.verybody is talking about bullying in the nfl, is that doesn't mean it hasn't happened before. dr. gail is back with me and joining me is curt mannify. let's start with you, many i may and welcome to the show. is this a mountain made out of a mole here? looking at what the quarterback said, looking a week ago, jonathan martin and mr. incognito would have been best pals. >> i won't say it's a mountain made out of a mole hill. the problem is we're in a society that wants to rush to a decision to everything. we want to hear an answer as soon as we hear a problem and put out there when it began. the more teammates that come out -- today is the first day the player haves been back in full. the starting center said it and a starting wide receiver said he was outraged by all of this because not only were they two best buddies and hang out away from the facilities at all times but martin had the voice mail message and playing it and everybody would laugh at incognito since the month of april,

i'm martin savidge. the next hour of the cnn newsroom begins right now. >>> you're here, you're in the newsroom. i'm martin savidge, it's great to be with you. people from boston to the nation's capitol could have an unwanted guest this thanksgiving. a powerful and dangerous winter storm. this is how it looks right now in the southwest. high wind, snow, sleet, rain, all pushing east. treacherous road conditions out west have already claimed five lives. singer willie nelson suspended his concert tour after one of his buses hate patch of ice in east texas and skid need an overpass. several band members were hurt. already the storm forced the cancellation of 300 flights at dallas out for room airport. meteorologist karen ma beginis has been tracking the storm. karen, what we want to know is what is going on the next few days. >> is a very dangerous situation in teks and new mexico. also west texas. but now that is spreading toward the east and it does include the dallas metroplex. already an icy mixture. li

but we haven't heard from jonathan martin. >> there are have been rumors out there that jonathan martin to respond to incognito's allegations. i would be surprised if that happens. but when all is said and done, no matter what happens it will be difficult for both of these men to be accepted by another nfl team. then what might happen? i mean, could either man sue the nfl because they can't get a job? >> well, it is a reality that employees face when they come forward with allegations of harassmentment as they can imagine, it will be extremely difficult for mr. martin to probably reengage for many of his teammates. >> well, he doesn't want to return to the dolphins. but um wondering, if you have -- if you know -- i don't know. if you know that someone has a bad reputation or is a troublesome employee, i don't care what business you are, you're going to pause before hiring that person. >> i think that that's a reality. technically the law says you're not supposed to do that. you certainly can't retaliate against an employee that brings an angs of harassment of this nature. but i think yo

martin macneill will soon decide his fate. closing arguments today are recapping the evidence presented during the four-week trial. prosecutors told the jury that macneill had the motive and the means and the opportunity to kill his wife michele on the morning of april 11th, 2007. >> between 9:30 a.m. and about 11:00 a.m., no one really knows about martin macneill's whereabouts, and he had been at work that morning, certainly. and we know he was back at work by 11:00, because he places a phone call at 11:00 from his office. and had placed a phone call about 9:30, about 9:26 or so, i believe, from his office. but there's about an hour and a half period of time where no one really knows where martin is. >> in his closing argument, the defense pounced on one central fact in the case, three medical examiners all determined michele macneill died of natural causes. >> she had conducted her

>> i do think so, martin.t has a role to play here in federalizing marriage equality. and what you're seeing with some of these states, i think angela is right. that there are some states that -- we can get to 30, 35, maybe even 40 states. there will be some states that will hold out, that will require that federal piece or that supreme court ruling to make it legal across land. but what some oh of these states are seeing, martin, there are some economic benefits to equity and social justice. and actually marriage equality allows for certain economic resources to flourish, based upon the ways in which couples come together and tax rates and things of that nature. and people will just go to other states to get married, if they have to. and so i think we'll see this trickle effect continue. but ultimately, to get to 50 states, we are going to need some federal intervention here. >> angela, brian brown, the president of the national organization for marriage, wrote a letter to his fellow opponents of marriage equ

espn reports that martin has not filed a formal complaint, for fear of problems.paid 15,000 doctor to incognito to fund a trip for play players, fearing the consequences if he didn't hand over the money. it all seems to be a part of a bigger issue, hazing. this clip from a documentary, "hard knocks," shows what some younger players are put through. former atlanta falcons player told cnn hazing is practically a rite of passage. >> most levels in football, it happens on every level. it is harmless, most of the time it is harmless. >> reporter: martin may not have had to deal with anything like this, but when he left the team last week, he reportedly sought mental health counseling, and expressed a desire to spend time with his family. cnn is trying to confirm reports on this family. but calls to martin, incognito and their representatives have not been confirmed. the coach downplayed any conduct at a latest press conference. >> i want you to know in all of my discussions with jonathan and his family, i want you to know at no time were there allegations of misconduct

incognito considered martin his little brother. >> i think if you would have asked john martin a week before who his best friend was, he would have said richie incognito. the first guy to stand up for jonathan, any kind of tussle, richie was the first guy there. when they wanted to hang out outside of football, who was together? richie and jonathan. i can't. i'm not in those guys' shoes. i can't explain what's going on. this is video of incognito erupting in a bizarre rage in a south florida bar earlier this year. he has a checkered reputation. he was release bid the st. louis rams for arguing with the team's head coach. and in a poll of nfl players by the sporting news magazine, he was once voted the dirtiest player in the league. on the dolphins' team, several players seemed frustrated with jonathan martin. >> off the field, those two guys were thick as thieves. that they went out together and hung out together. they did a lot of stuff together. so we had a problem with the way they were treating them, he had a funny way of showing it. >> that was the theme we heard repeatedly. with

martin macneill was a prominent utah physician with eight children who loved and looked up to him.en wife suddenly died in their home it was their eldest daughters who pressed the authorities for many years to charge their own father. today's bizarre case went to the jury and in just hours, the jury returned a verdict. it's our series "crime and punishment." >> reporter: for 57-year-old martin macneill these were not the words he hoped to hear. >> having reviewed the evidence and testimony in the case find the defendant as to count one, murder, guilty. as to count two, obstruction of justice, guilty. >> reporter: the u.s. doctor had been charged with murdering his wife in the bathtub of their suburban home. the star witnesses, macneill's own daughters. who were single handedly responsible for convincing prosecutors to bring charges against their father. >> ever since the day my mom died, i was concerned that my father killed her. and i've been fighting to get justice for this case ever since then. >> reporter: but the defense maintains michelle macneill died of a heart condition. a

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martin reportedly checked into south florida hospital last week and has since left. but david, so many people tonight wanting to hear his side of the story. >> reena, thank you. >>> we turn now to the governor hitting that controversial headline head-on. new jersey governor chris christie, widely considered a potential presidential candidate for republicans, after his re-election this week. tonight, weighing in on that "time" cover of him, titled elephant in the room. christie saying he could care less what they put on the cover end cover, as long as his name's on it. right here on abc, george stephanopoulos asking, will he serve out his entire term as governor, or does he have something else in mind? here's abc's susan saulny. >> reporter: it amounted to a victory lap this morning. new jersey governor chris christie, fresh from a republican landslide in a blue state, with his advice on how to win. >> go everywhere. show up. govern and make decisions. >> reporter: christie's triumph has triggered a frenzy of coverage, but nothing like this, "time magazine's" now infa

we're talking about martin and incognito who are the same generation. >> right.ely right. but what i'm pertaining to is how we're looking at it from the outside in. everyone has come to rush to judgment without knowing all the facts. and by nature i'm a fact finder because of what i do. bottom line is, you know, that generation, you know, they use those type of words. i'm not agreeing with it at all. but we have to sit back and say what type of relationship did they actually have with each other. what i'm understanding is that that type of language was actually going both ways now. again, what are the facts? >> yeah. but we -- and we need to know the facts. we've not heard even incognito say that racial language was used against him. but we need all of the facts. and we are being told, cato, that he was considered -- incognito was considered an honorary black in the locker room. what do you make of that? he was an honorary black and do they have the right to use the "n" word? what does that mean? what goes with the honor? >> i don't know what that means. i've nev

up. >> did of tell incog neat owe to toughen up martin? if you did, did it go unmonitored or get out of hand? >> i think i mentioned earlier in my statement that i'll have no further comment at this time on anything pertaining to the nfl review process. >> now you've been in tough situations as a head coach. what is do the lack of response tell you, coach fossil? >> might be lawyered up. i don't know. if i was down there and they were asking me to find out this stuff, my first question is who approved the signing of richie incog neat owe. i want to know who. he has had a history of this. this is not the first time. i've met him, he's got a great personality. he's a fun guy to be around, but he's got a dark side. the second question i'd want to know is which coach instructed him to toughen him up? that's not a player's job. that's not a player's job at all. coaches handle those type of things. if i've got an issue with a player, i'll talk to him, but you don't assign a player to go do that. there are some questions that i'd want to know rig

he will interview jonathan martin this week.hat if, richard, it is beyond incognito. talking about the allegations. what if it is, indeed, cultural, it is within, top to bottom, the nfl. you have so many former players saying you know what, this is nothing, or it is typical that the rookie would be asked to do things, carry the bags, would be taunted, would be roughed up, so to speak. if that's the case, if it is cultural, do you have a case? >> right. it depends. if the brass at the miami dolphins issued a code red here to go after him and it crossed the line to an assault and battery or to some criminal activity, then potentially they could be liable. but this is the nfl, okay? this is not flag football. these are tough guys. football is a tough sport, physically and emotionally. now did this individual decide to stay home, not go to a voluntary practice, decided not to go to team meetings which was the case, and coaches said listen, toughen him up a bit, that's not a problem, that's football. this is an elite group. they make

, so badly that martin left the team..com, this is the text of a voicemail sent from incognito to martin. quote, what's up, you half blank piece was blank. i saw you on twitter, you've been training dean ten weeks. i'm blank in your blank mouth. i'm going to slap your real mother across the face. blank you. you're still a rookie, i'll kill you. this text came out after a week after the incident in a lunchroom involving martin and other offensive line mon. he left and hasn't been back. philbin spoke several times over several days with martin following the incident. >> in all of my discussions with john man and members of his family at no time were there any accusations or allegations of miss duct by any members of this team or this organization. >> reporter: but sunday, a martin representatives contacted philbin and the dolphins with concerns over what philbin called player conduct. that led to incognito's suspension. calls to incognito, martin and their representatives haven't been returned. has the hbo video shows, hazi

>> i would go with martin, real quickly when they're trying to get a job, jonathan martin is a middle richie is a pro bowl. richie will have a job, i'm worried about jonathan. >> that is fascinating, inside the locker room of the dolphins. i'm sure the story will rumble on. >> thank you so much, sir. >>> coming up, from everything to obama care and the nfl and jfk. the 50th anniversary, joining me live, right now, in fact. >>> look at the guy next to you. look into his eyes. now, i think you're going to see a guy who will go that inch with you. you're going to see a guy who will sacrifice himself for this team because he knows when it comes down to it, you're going to do the same for him. that is a team, gentlemen! >> hell yeah. >> one of the greatest sports motivational speech in the history of movies. al pacino, and the miami dolphins, joining me now, oliver stone. his book is in paperback and dominance. welcome back, oliver, i always love having you on the show. like a volcano, i'm always slightly apprehensive, but thoroughly enjoy it. >> now, you said the coaches use it to pump up

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martin, himself. the language was as offensive as it would be to us here at this table then why was it allowed to continue by these huge powerful alma males. >> african-americans in large part. i agree with that. it's appalling to me. we're on that same wave length there. i think it's very interesting about this whole culture and how accepted it is. >> i was surprised by this guy in the interview, also. he was much more articulate and thoughtful and raised a lot more issues than i expected. >> i had a player tell me yesterday, i felt like i was watching richie runningham, not richie incognito. it wasn't the person they felt they knew. >> a little of that also. >> so, interesting discussion. don't you think? why don't you tweet us with hashtag "new day." we will keep the conversation going. coming up on "new day," secretary of state john kerry says iran is fought ready to accept it yet, so how close are they to an agreement? john king will be here with our political gut check coming up. >> we will have

. >> suspended richieage cog neato after allegations he may have bullied jonathan martin so bad he may have left the team. >> jon: first things first, richie incog neato, come on. that's a name an undercover cop comes up with on the fly one of those police academy movies, me? no i'm richie incog neato. second of all that's a terrible allegation. i imagine the backlash is fierce. >> jonathan mart jane six four 320 pound man. at some point in time you have to stand your ground. >> fud a problem with the way he was treating him he had a funny way of showing it. >> that's things football teams do. >> at this level you are a man. you are not a little boy. >> jon: sorry, when i say backlash i must have meant the one against jonathan martin. apparently this dick incog neato was just -- incognito was just funning. dl he do the jock strap itching powder. >> incognito harassed martin with a string of texts. >> what is up you (bleep) blank. i want to blank in your blanking mouth. >> you are still a rookie. i'll kill you. [ laughter ] >> jon: that does seem pretty rough unless of course he really

. >> are you hear to meet with jonathan martin?int, i'm not making a comment. >> are you going to apologize in any way? >> i'm walking through the airport. >> i understand. are you here to meet with him? >> reporter: martin was seen leaving his parents' home, in southern california where he's preparing to meet with the nfl investigator next week. as for incognito's plan. >> this is not the time or place for a comment. >> reporter: incognito may not be answering questions. but this morning, former teammate cam cleeland is. >> a lot of fights during practice. disrespect. not personable. a guy i didn't think was a great locker room person. or a guy i wanted to respect or be a part of. >> reporter: cleeland said incognito had trouble getting along in the st. louis rams locker room when the two played there together from 2004 to 2005. >> fighting with teammates all the time. we're all alpha males. you have to find a way to co-exist. and he just never really co-existed very well. >> reporter: while some players have expressed sympathy fo

>> i would go with martin, real quickly when they're trying to get a job, jonathan martin is a middleleft tackle, and richie is a pro bowl. richie will have a job, i'm worried about jonathan. >> that is fascinating, inside the locker room of the dolphins. i'm sure the story will rumble on. >> thank you so much, sir. >>> coming up, from everything to obama care and the nfl and jfk. the 50th anniversary, joining me live, right now, in fact. the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. >>> look at the guy next to you. look into his eyes. now, i think you're going to see a guy who will go that inch with you. you're go

are the media attempting to retry the trayvon martin case? i'm howard kurtz thaand this is "media buzz." >>> and we'll get to the u.s. nuclear deal with iran in a few moments. meanwhile, you know the drill. send me a tweet about the show. @howardkurt. we'll read some at the end of the hour. it's hardly shocking liz cheney running for a senate seat in wyoming is opposed to same-sex marriage. it's also a fact that her sister is gay. >> your sister, mary, who is married to a woman, put out this post. she said, for the record, i love my sister. you. but she is dead wrong on the issue of marriage. >> yeah. listen, i love mary very much. i love her family very much. this is just an issue on which we disagree. >> that interview brought a stinging retort on facebook for mary cheney who wrote there isn't a lot of gray here. you think all families should be treated equally or you don't. liz's pgs so to treat my family as second class citizens. not a position i can be lovingly tolerant towards. liz cheney says she's always treated her sister and her sis

>> martin's wife was his choice. and i cared for martin.y association, i had great respect for the other person that he would spend his life with. >> reporter: did you start thinking to yourself, okay, well, now, it's time for martin and i to move forward in our relationship? >> i would say, at the point when i came to stay with the macneills. >> reporter: she says it was macneill's idea to move her into the family home shortly after michele's funeral. did you ever think to yourself, this would be a terrible idea, for me to come in and be the family nanny? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: and did you say to him, martin, no way. are you kidding me? >> i did. i thought it would be better if things had -- everyone had time to regroup. he was rather insistent that he needed help. >> reporter: do you still love him? >> i care about him on a deep soul level. i'm concerned about him. i hope he's well. he's a kindred spirit. and i loved him very much when we were together. >> reporter: if you had never met martin macneill, do you believe michele macneil

hablaban espaÑol, inglÉs, qué habla en la casa ricky martin?ro sale a la venta maÑana. >> santiago le dice al papÁ: " tuve en seÑas de que tratara de alcanzar la luna". tienen que comprar el libro pero gracias ricky. ya tenemos una tarea pendiente. >> tiene un mensaje muy positivo, de mucho optimismo. una gran historia. >> seguimos presentando maÑana la segunda parte de esta entrevista. nos habla de su papel como papÁ. y su participaciÓn en los latin grammy. >> estamos en nuestras cuentas personales, facebook y en instagram. gracias, ya volvemos. [♪ mÚsica ♪] [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> regresamos a la bella ciudad de los angeles con natalia cruz para hacerle honor a unos trabajadores que se esmeran en brindar el mejor de los servicios. adelante, natalia, cuÉntanos. >> sÍ, chicas. esta vez quise rendirle tributo a un gremio en particular en el que trabajan muchos hispanos. estamos hablando de los meseros. asÍ que me colÉ en un restaurante de la zona y les rendir honor a los maestros de la buena mesa. me encontrÉ con unos personajes interesantÍsimos. >> en

maÑana ricky martin, en casita. seÑores.eacciÓn qÉe pierna. >>> miren. >>> con bodoquito. >>> quÉ es esto papi? >>> la pisa. >>> parece que baila tap. >>> quÉ es esto? ay! quÉ paso? >>> me la como. ay, ay. >>> quÉ es eso? >>> ay. >>> la ropa. >>> sonÓ duro. >>> pareciera que baila tap. >>> sÍ, traiga algo en la cabecita. >>> la amortiguo con eso. >>> ay, ay "me caigo. >>> se resbala. >>> sigue ahÍ. se quedÓ asÍ. >>> quÉ bodoquito tan lindo. >>> conocÍ la nieve en grande, hace 5 aÑos en nueva york. >>> en serio? >>> sÍ. >>> mi papÁ y mi mama, tambiÉn, quÉ detalle curioso, nunca vieron la nieve jamÁs en su vida, lo llevÉ a washington hace 5 aÑos, son grandes, imagÍnate, y disfrutaron como nunca, una bonita experiencia. >>> sÍ, me acuerdo que me tiraba, me comÍa la nieve. jugaba. >>> te la comias? >>> sÍ. >>> querÍa sentir, para mi era algo. >>> me la comÍa tambiÉn. >>> sÍ. >>> nosotros en chihuahua cuando nevaba, agarrabamos la nieve, la metiamos en vasito, y hacia canela. mi abuela, y la echabamos. >>> sÍ, piraguas. >>> los r

four days after martin left the team. martin allegedly writing, "i don't blame you guys. i blame some stuff in the locker room. i blame the culture and what was going on around me." >> this isn't an issue about bullying. this is an issue about my and john's relationship. >> reporter: if jonathan martin was sitting right here next to you, what would you say to him? >> i think, i think i would give him a hug right now. we have been through so much. i'd be like, "dude, what's going on? why didn't you come to me?" >> reporter: incognito said he would apologize to his family if they thought this was all malicious. martin reportedly checked into a south florida hospital last week and has since left. john and diana. >> thank you. >>> now everybody wants to hear from jonathan martin. >> yes, of course. we want to know where this came from, what's going on, what was going through his mind. why did he send the text message that incognito is sharing with everybody, what's happening? >> when it first came out, it seemed very black and white. it's starting to seem gray. i don't know.

martin's lawyer says the reatening, racially charged icemail that incognito left martin is jus the tip of the in an intview with fox sports, incoito said martin was his be friend on the team. martin never said anything if he fe bullied. >> thi isn't an issue about bullying. this is an issue of mine and jon's relationship where i may- i've ten stuff toofar, and i didn't kw it was hurting him. if you go by jus all the the past, y're thinking ts n guy is a loose cannon, is guy is a racist.e person, th guy when that couldn't be farther from the truth. >> icognitolso said martin murder his family.reatening to he says the text is evidence o the typal banter between players. martin has yet to speak public. he left the team two weeks ago. the nfl hasssigned a special investigator to this case. >>> now a preview of an exclusive iestigative unit report. we invesgate why one of san jose'susiest fire stations is being labeleds the cancer station. cancer is a fairly well-known risk for firefighters, but let's face it, calling one fire house the canr station, that is highly unusual. investigative un

and nothing to do with martin. martin was drafted to play alongside richey incognito.e been inseparatable since. >> i don't know if you watch madmen. but there used to be a feeling of sexual harrassment. but we are all adults here and that used to be how it felt to be a woman in the work place. it was no longer acceptable to call women certain names; is this going to change the locker rom or football culture? >> this is a wonderful point and as someone who grew up in the madmen era and never got over. it the difference of the sexual harrassment in the '60s and '70s is the relationship. the man or woman. the man could do anything he wanted and if she objected she would be fired and these are two equals and multimillionaire 300 pound plus adults, for goodness sake what is it our business what they do or say to each other in the locker room. >> jim gray thinks it will change the game and pressure on the league to the coaches to be sensitive to matters like these it will change the culture of football. >> that is preposterous. and it may be true. but it is awful. concentra