that is what jim mckay was. he announced from his heart.that was walter cronkite at the time with the kennedy assassination as well. al: right. right. exactly. the emotion. charlie: pro football. you were there for a great super bowl. how surprised were you by the call? al: i was surprised by the call but i was really surprised by the actual play itself because i can see where you might want to pass in the situation. i get that. charlie: but not in the middle? al: you have a 5'10" quarterback who was very mobile. you roll him out or run it into the end zone. this is all in retrospect. we are second-guessing. pete carroll will make a play call on the fly. charlie: do you know why he made the call that he did? what is your theory? i assumed he wanted to mix it up. you think i'm going to have marshawn come down the middle? i'm not. al: i was in the car with john harbaugh at the time. he worked on our pregame show. this was 45 minutes after the game. i just said to him you don't have to answer me. i said was this a case of one guy trying to out

. >> are you talking about jim mckay. >> i am. >> who did a fantastic job. >> rose: i am. >> jim mckayall a sportscaster. he was-- i once likened him to a favorite teacher. because jim would take you on this grand tour of the world wide world of sports. and he might announce demolition derby. now nobody makes their chops announcing demolition derby. but what made it interesting is how mckay would fold in all of the stories that surrounded the competition. so jim took you around the world. jim was-- he was phenomenal because he knew how to do live television. he lived in the live television world. and he was wonderful. and that was another reason that you know kosel didn't like mckay. because kosel always felt that -- should have put kosel into that role as the newsman. of course all jim did in that role was win a news emmy. and he was phenomenal at night. and the thing about mckay he was such a warm man a warm hearted man. not only did he get everything right that night but there was a certain empathy. when he had to announce that the athletes were dead knowing that families mr. going

and it's -- i'm very proud of the men like john mckay that were there.ight not have for the things they were saying and doing. >> that's right. >> i'm very proud of them and very proud of our community for getting it under control, for the resort, the police the security that the second night was a good night and the rest of the time they were there was very positive. >> good. what a juxtaposition. what a juxtaposition among these, you know kids behaving like jerks and the real men who were standing beneath them watching them desecrate our flag and trying to desecrate these men's honor, which, of course, they could never do. thank you both so much for being here. >> absolutely. >> with this story. >> thank you, megyn. >> don't forget whenever we mention a website like that on air it always crashes. it's not a big organization. do her the courtesy of trying tomorrow on sunday, make a net on your iphone so we can really get through. >>> coming up most would recognize this man almost immediately but you would never guess the trouble some college students re

mckay coppins.nk you very much. >>> some late-breaking news to report tonight out of baltimore, two people have been arrests during protests in the memory of freddie gray the 25-year-old who died in police custody after suffering a spinal cord injury which is as of yet unexplained. we'll go to baltimore for the latest next. >>> we have just learned that two people have been taken into custody according to police during yet another day of protests in baltimore. an increasingly tense city and the site of the latest high-profile conflict between citizens and police officers following the death of 25-year-old freddie gray, who sighed sunday in police custody, one week after he was arrested and suffered a spinal cord injury. police said that two people were taken into custody tonight for disorderly conduct and destruction of property. also today the baltimore police commissioner anthony bats, met with members of the gray family. the family says that freddie gray's funeral will be held on monday. joining

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mckay, you were there today, his father was a different kind of republican, really, really different.d about antiimperialism. he has to essentially keep that base, while not alienating the median republican voter who wants nothing to do with the full ron paul agenda. >> i was struck by this speech, to the extent at which he was trying very hard to make sure his libertarian base was still there for him. i reported this morning that for the past two years or so inside rand paul's came, there has been a debate about what their primary coalition is. is it the liberty base plus establishment mainstream voters or the liberty base plus evangelical christians. they basically have not made a decision and decided to go for all of it. a lot of the event was trying to shoe horn and kind of the mainstream establishment of the republican party. it will be a tough sell. it will be a very uphill battle for the next year or so. >> i hi he will jettison any of his an any militarism from his father -- they don't just share the same dna, but has his base, i think he will just jettison that, won't he? >>

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adam mckay, will ferrell pitched me idea, i loved it. they developed it, got script written.tart talking about -- chemistry was amazing from the jump. >> jimmy: it is good chemistry. kind of like gene wilder and richard pryor. >> that's amazing, thank you, wow. >> jimmy: and it's very funny. obviously the subject matter is -- >> a little dirty, a lot of raunchy in this one. >> jimmy: there's some penises and everything. >> i blame will ferrell, none of it's my fault. >> jimmy: you were the roastmaster at the comedy central roast of justin bieber. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that's taped saturday night? >> we just taped it. >> jimmy: how did that go? >> a little rough. [ laughter ] yeah, yeah. i'm not going to lie. there's some moments where i was like, justin's going to cry in the car. there's no way. there's no way he's not going to cry. you know, you can look at a person and like they're trying to have to have a good time but you can tell there's a tear. there's one moment i looked at justin. he's like -- [ laughter ] a laugh but it's not. i kept pointing at him like, hold it

john mckay and lisa abramowicz. brendan: coming back we are going to look at market movers. stephanie: it is time to bring you up-to-date on the top stories of the morning. futures were up almost 4% in london and new york via the saudi arabia raised prices from shipments to asia. saying global demand was improving. web texas intermediate is trading for more than $50 per barrel. you probably cannot go wrong betting on america's -- disney and -- disney's investing in draft king. in return draft king has agreed to spend more than half $1 billion in advertising on espn, which disney owns. and rolling stone will not be firing anyone in the wake of a harsh critique of a controversial story. it tells the story of an allegedly gang rape as a journalistic failure. the magazine says it will review its editorial practices. those are the top stories of your morning. brendan: we are going to the breaking news desk where chief market correspondent scarlet fu is taking a look at stocks that made history today. scarlet: the dow jones industrial average is near its best levels of the session

back to the year 2000 for the mckay -- nikkei. >> 15 year high for shares in japan. 1.1 percent the advancekei. thanks and brokerages along with oil producers gaining in the session today. let's look at some of the key movers on the nikkei right now. it was the trade data that powered them ahead that gave investors reasons to buy into names like sony financial, up nearly 7% today. swinging to their way for the first time since 2012. the general expectation is that profits in japan will remain on pace to record double-digit gains. in terms of the impact to begin -- to the yen, this is what we are seeing. there is a little change in the session but it gives more optimism to investors. the yen printing at 119 point 25 levels. not a huge strengthening from yesterday at 119.67. a big day in terms of trade number, economists predict that japan will swing back to a deficit position in the april data. mark: thanks a lot. breaking news. anna: this from rolls-royce. john rishton will be the chief executive. john rishton has decided to retire as chief executive on the second of july, just a few months

abby loach of savannah emily clark of powder springs, morgan bass of leesburg, katherine mckay pittman, and katelyn badget of mellon were killed. i ask that a moment of silence be given to these young women and their families and the nation. thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: mr. speaker i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute for the purposes of inquiring of the majority leader, mr. mccarthy, the schedule for the week to come. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: i thank the speaker. i yield to my friend, mr. mccarthy. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, on monday, no votes are expected in the house. on tuesday, the house will neat at noon for morning hour and meet at noon for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. votes will be postponed until 6:30. on wednesday and thursday, the house will neat at 10