peyton will have other four legged friends to hang out when he's not on duty. promotion. >> that's awesome. >>> take live look over the ben franklin parkway tonight. a gorgeous night out there tonight. tomorrow, scott, not so much. chief meteorologist scott williams here to tell us all about it and it sounds pretty wet, scott. >> it certainly does. i mean it was a fantastic end to the work week. 76 degrees was the high temperature today it finally felt more like may and spring, but look at ultimate doppler with the cloud cover. we're looking at it thickening and the rainfall off to the south and west. that's going to be moving in tomorrow mid to late morning really picking up in intensity by the afternoon and the eveni evening. so the chance of rain over the next several days. you can see saturday 90% chance. then we keep lingering showers in the forecast 40% chance on sunday a 30% chance on monday. and then finally drying out by tuesday. so once again, you can see advance the clock to 3:00 in the afternoon much of the area will be looking at some light to mode

they talked about the importance of dogs like peyton who sniff out drugs. police department has 8 k-9s now and hope to have 12 or 150. peyton and camaccio have two roles. >>> hugs and kisses and detecting narcotics. when she knows detecting narcotics she will be in the schools doing outreach. >> reporter: they graduate in june and then they hit the streets together. >>> i'm so used to dealing with human, doing the transition has been wild. >> reporter: which one is better? >>> probably the dog [laughter]. >>> "shelter me rescue of the week" is next on "action news" at 9:00. >>> you're looking at the space shuttle fuel tank going through los angeles, it will take 16 to 18 hours to make it to it's destination. >>> a vietnam vet is reunited with his lost purple heart. who helped him get i told -- get it back, that's just ahead. "action news" saturday morning comes right back. >>> all right, folks, so glad you stayed with us, 9:42. 60 degrees outside. sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse over philadelphia international airport. yup, you see it, once again, gray an

( laughter ) how old is peyton anyway? don't you dare ask. ( crashing ) what was that? peyton, max?t might be a burglar. we need a weapon. we're armed. ( laughter ) max? max? whatat's he doi? max! max? oh, my god. oh, my god.

. >> reporter: this yellow lab peyton has his only badge. officer graduated from academy two years ago and decided to go to the k-9 academy. >>> we bonded quickly. why did it take this long to add a female officer in the mix? >>> up to this point in time we didn't have many female officers we know one put in for the same time now we have a significant amount. >>> when it comes to officers male female we come here and do the same job. >> reporter: county and state officials talked about the important of dogs like peyton who sniff out narcotics in a city bee besiege with drugs. the police department has 8, k-9s and hope to have 12 or 15. peyton has two rolls. hugs and kisses and detecting narcotics. when she is not on assignment for detecting narcotics she'll be in the schools and doing outreach. >> reporter: the two will graduate the academy in june and hit the streets together. >>> i'm so used to dealing with the humans going from that transition it's been completely wild. >> reporter: which one is better? >>> probably the dog [laughter]. >>

peyton and com macho have two roles. >> it will be hugs and kisses and detecting narcotics.s not specifically on an assignment for detecting narcotics, she'll be in the schools and doing outreach with the community. >> reporter: peyton and the officer will graduate the academy in june and then they will hit the streets together. >> i've been so used to dealing with humans going from that transition it's just completely wild. >> reporter: which one is better? >> probably the the the dog. >> reporter: reporting in camden, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> more than a hundred students at valley forge military college are on their way to successful career. both cadets noncadets graduated. lieutenant governor mike stack gave the commencement address on the school's campus in wayne. a very proud day for friends and families here in delaware county. >> absolutely. congrats to all of them. >>> all right. time to get a check of the traffic scene friday night. >> once again matt pelman the update on the highways and by ways folks trying to get home get that weekend start. >>

for 16-year-old peyton, his hard work is paying off. >>> much better now.the ankle do down. >> reporter: like many players peyton wanted to pitch. >>> i like being in control. >> reporter: but unlike chess pitching comes with a high risk for injury. a 14-year-old who throws in the 80s knows this from firsthand experience. he started having sharp elbow pain. both are working with pitching coach at full armor training. the key to preventing injuries is not limiting pitch counts, it has up to do with upper body mechanics. there's no extra force to the elbow or shoulder area. >> reporter: for jeff he was throwing with his upper body and arm. >>> now i use more of my lower body and my core. >> reporter: jeff said making this adjustment eliminated any pain. bushbech said a good rule of them if the player's arm hurts chances are his mechanics are off and the more he throws, the greater chance of injury. >>> everybody wants to throw harder, and more often, the big thing if they aren't throw correctly we don't want you to throw one pitch. >> reporter: staying health

this is a photo of peyton. and someone had broken into her apartment. and all of his rage came out. and i thought how did she feel? how much terror gripped her. she fought very hard and he left her tied up and left. and peyton was able to escape and freed herself and she was almost down stairs and he came back in the house. and there she was tortured. he finally decided to cut her wrist off so she couldn't fight him anymore. and she was sexually assaulted several times and stabbed 17 times. the man who killed her is serving a life sentence without parole. we're not supposed to bury our babies. the day i saw her in her casket, her body was cold. she didn't have the smile on her face and i told her over and over how much i loved her because the day she was born i told her i would always protect her. and guess what? i lied. i lied. i felt like it was my fault. i stayed in bed for two months. my other daughter didn't have a mom anymore. i had to get up out of my bed and i didn't want to. people started calling me a

officer peyton brings the number of canines in the department to eight. it sends a message to the criminals helping cops deescalate a dangerous situation without the use of force. >> many times we can have a bark can get people to come out of locations. the officer will say, if you come out, we don't have to send the dog in. >> reporter: he's not trained in patro patrols. >> so cool, spending your shift with a dog as a partner. just amazing. >> reporter: just strictly nargts. >> the time she's not used for narcotic investigations, she's used in community outreach, going to schools. >> reporter: followed her father's footsteps to be a camden police officer. >> he's proud. at least i hope so. >> reporter: now she's carving her own path forward. >> really hasn't hit me. everyone says it, but it's not settled in, but it's an honor nonetheless. >> reporter: with a protective and eager partner. from camden, nbc 10 news. >>> up next at 6:00, the 911 call made moments after a jogger attacked. >> evidence hope police lead to the woman attacker. >>> a young boy nea

as part her new assignment she'll be joined by peyton a golden lab.he department has struggled to recruit and retain female officers. the force now has 46 officers and 8k9 including peyton. >> their way smarter. they smell better. see things better than any hum human. >> the one thing with k9 you never get bad day out of them and they never tell now and they'll go wherever they ask them to do and do whatever we ask them to do. >> they are getting protection. today the associated humane societies of new jersey provided bullet proof vests for all of the four legged officers. >>> shoppers hungry for more information are in luck. nutrition labels on hundreds of thousands of foods are getting a makeover. calories will be listed with bigger boulder type to make it easier to see and a new line will tell you how much sugar is natural or added. serving sizes will also be updated reflecting more realistic portions. for example a serving of ice cream will soon be two-thirds of a cup it's currently a half cup. >> and you know if you eat that ice cream quickly you

as part her new assignment she'll be joined by peyton a golden lab. department has struggled to recruit and retain female officers. the force now has 46 officers and 8k9 including peyton. >> their way smarter. they smell better. see things better than any hum human. >> the one thing with k9 you never get bad day out of them and they never tell now and they'll go wherever they ask them to do and do whatever we ask them to do. >> they are getting protection. today the associated humane societies of new jersey provided bullet proof vests for all of the four legged officers. >>> shoppers hungry for more information are in luck. nutrition labels on hundreds of thousands of foods are getting a makeover. calories will be listed with bigger boulder type to make it easier to see and a new line will tell you how much sugar is natural or added. serving sizes will also be updated reflecting more realistic portions. for example a serving of ice cream will soon be two-thirds of a cup it's currently a half cup. >> and you know if you eat that ice cream quickly you m

i got the nicest handgrip letter from peyton manning about that article. he said he could tell i had the same relationship with my dad that he has at his dad. two or three months later, they saw peyton manning and told him how much i appreciated that an ad that peyton manning told him that his mother told him one bit if you want to really make an impression on people nowadays, send them in handgrip note or letter. baby should try to get more people to follow that peyton manning met at a impressing people because they made a big impression on me i can tell you. >> i would agree with that. >> let me ask you this. would it make any difference or how much of a difference would it make if we went to the five-day week service? >> we spent the better part of the past year and trying to build consensus for key stakeholders. a narrower group of provisions high value would generate more than $32 billion cost reduction in savings over the next five years. the reality is in my discussions with public officials, members of this committee has no congressional consensus

by this peyton manning choose to not do this?agen: it did go away. i don't think people give her flying flip about the report. >> add to al jazeera. >> he was going through his case again the nfl. a lot of eagles were dug up but didn't put them in a great light. >> the investigation was put on pause, but it is still an open case. it is peyton manning. maria: all right. thank you. straight ahead, cheryl casone is ready to go wild reporting live while riding the brand-new joker roller coaster at six flags in new jersey. we'll take you there live. the camera segment next with cheryl. ♪ from pooling in the heart... forming a clot... which can travel to the brain and cause a stroke. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing stroke risk in a study. in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa has a specific reversal treatment to help you clot normally again. pradaxa is not for people who have had a heart valve replacement. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots.

. >> give me something gluten free, i'm trying to look good this summer. [ laughter ] >> does peytonhere. >> i have never seen peyton manning. >> i don't know the answer to that marshall. >> you are a drug dealer. >> you're absolutely right. i grow weed. i'm allow to do sell it, too. >> how much is this going to sewell set me back will set you back 14 plus tax. >> $14, that's it. >> that's it. >> thanks so much. this isn't oregano. >> water and sauce. >> plants here all day. >> smart answer. >> do you get high off your own supply. >> absolutely. >> hey. >> do you want to touch it. >> can i touch it. >> the plant. [ laughter ] >> i want to touch it. >> so is this like a dime bag? [ laughter ] >> you're making a lot more money than i am if that's a dime bag. >> what do thesebag. >> what do you feel like right now? >> i feel very calm. >> is that a joint, man. >> do you have the munchies. >> do you. >> what's a bong? >> a bong is a water pipe. >> like what a plumber would use. a water pipe. >> people who blow things in new york the jets. you grab it by the shaft. >> something like that.

i got the nicest letter from peyton manning about that article. he said he could tell i have the same relationship with my dad as he did. two or three months later my chief of staff saw peyton manning and told me how much i appreciated that. he said that peyton manning told him that his mother told him once, if you want to really make an impression on people nowadays, send them a handwritten note or letter. maybe you should try to get more people to follow the peyton manning method of impressing people, because it made a big impress on me. i can tell you. >> i would agree with that i want maybe you should get him to do an ad for you or something. [ laughter ] how much of a dimples would it make if you went to five day a week service? >> we've spent the better parse of the past year congressman on trying to build consensus with key stakeholders, a narrower group of provisions that will generate more than $32 billion in cost reductions and savings over the next five years. the reality is, in my discussions with public the officials, member of this c

and i got the nicest handwritten letter from peyton manning about that article.e said he could tell i had the same kind of relationship with my dad that he had with his dad. months later, my chief of staff saw peyton manning and told him how much i appreciate that. and he said peyton manning told him that his mother told him once that if you want to make an impression on people, send them a handwritten note or letter. maybe you should try to get more people to follow the peyton manning method of impressing people. because it made a big impression on me, i can tell you. ms. brennan: i would agree with that. >> maybe get him to do an ad for you or something. [laughter] >> wouldn't make any difference, or how much of a difference would it make if you went to five day week service? ms. brennan: we have spent the better part of the past year in trying to build consensus with key stakeholders. a narrower group of provisions high value that would generate more than $32 billion in cost reductions and savings over the next five years. the reality is, in my discussions wit

and my chief of staff saw peyton manning and told him how much i appreciated that and peyton manning told him his mother told him if you want to make an impression on people nowadays, send them a hand written note or letter. maybe you should get more people to follow the peyton manning method of impressing people. because it made an impression on me. maybe you should get him to do an ad for you or something. let me ask you this, would it make any difference or how much of a difference would it make if you went to five day a week service? >> we've spent the better part of the past year trying to build consensus with key stake holders. a narrower group of provisions high value that would generate cost reductions and savings over the next five years. the reality is in my discussions with public officials, members of this committee, there's no congressional consensus for moving to five day delivery. we're looking at how do we grow profitable revenue, fill the mail box and fill the truck. that's what we're focussed on. >> many companies in the private sector that had pension plans that th

ahora tengo un nieto que se llama peyton. >> Él abriÓ camino para mÍ.olicÍas en la unidad canina que cuenta ya con ocho hispanos. >> somos policÍas como somos oficiales. ella ahora es parte de nosotros y eso es lo que vale para m. >> pero es latina. >> pero yo estoy muy bien orgulloso de los latinos. yo soy latino de puerto rico. soy bien orgulloso y es un placer tenerla con nosotros. reportera: en esta ocasiÓn tambiÉn se celebrÓ la donación hecha por la asociaciÓn humano americana de varios chalecos antibalas para los caninos. el departamento de policÍa enviarÁ a la gente camacho que visite las escuelas y hablÉ con los estudiantes sobre la importancia de ser policÍa. socio importante para nuestra organizaciÓn en la comunidad, tratamiento para los niÑos con los que se va a interactuar porque se seÑala que las posibilidades existen para que ellos puedan decir yo tambiÉn puedo hacer esto. julio: las autoridades estÁn ofreciendo una recompensa de 10.000 $ por informaciÓn que conduzca al arresto del responsable de quitarle la vida a un adolescente. escuela

>>> college football came only second to peyton manning.ton state university ryan leaf? his fall from grace came. he couldn't fulfill his potential. after retiring abruptly from the nfl, he got addicted to vicodin and was caught burglar rising homes. ryan leaf is now a program ambassador for recovering communities. welcome back. >> thank you very much. >> you came in fox news and i interviewed you. >> i do. it was a whirlwind. i was 2 years old. >> a lot of people thought you wither going to be better than peyton manning. >> i hoped so. clearly he warked harder than i did, and you can see by the results. >> ryan, why did you end up where you were? during that time, what was wrong? >> i think that behaviorally for me it started a long time ago. it wasn't necessarily about that. i had never failed until i got to the highest level and when i did, i didn't know how to deal with it in a healthy way at all. i didn't ask for help. i didn't accept help when offered. >> no one sees the big football player who seems to have it all ask for help. so, t

the great ones, the aaron rodgers, the peyton mannings, brett favre.hey're have savvy. >> training camp is less than two months away. have a great weekend. >>> if you are looking for something to do in philadelphia this holiday weekend, you may want to check out these displays at the chinese lantern festival in franklin square. this is video from last night. the square is filled with 25 illuminated lanterns and a 200-foot long dragon. the event runs through june 12th. with the memorial day weekend here there are handy gadgets to help you to get the most out of the holiday. nbc's mark barger shows us. >> reporter: before kicking off your barbecue, a grill cleaning robot can help with the prep work. >> set it on there. it's like a roomba for your grill. >> reporter: when the meat cooking on the grill hits the right temperature, a bluetooth thermometer gives you a heads up. >> you can go 30 feet away and get the notification when it's time to come and get your food. >> reporter: if you forgot to make dessert, the zoku quick pop maker saves the day. pour i

>> people go grinder, where did you come up with that, and i saw peyton manning retiring and he said,ep grinding. i'm like see, people use this phrase. it isn't just a dating app. >> jimmy: you're right, and yet, you're wrong. >> and i'm also wrong, very wrong. >> jimmy: your brother directed an episode of the show. >> my brother chad. it was great. we have a total shorthand as brothers do, and i would do a take and he would come around in the monitor and go, you know, and i would say, you know the, e, and there was a lot of utterances but no words exchanged and we would go back. >> jimmy: do you listen to him? he's your little brother. >> why would i listen to him? >> jimmy: it's a little bit weird having your brother be the boss, isn't it? >> well, the show is called the grinder, and i am the grinder. and -- doesn't your brother work here? >> jimmy: he's a director. >> and you're jimmy kimmel on the jimmy kimmel show. there's no confusion over two wears the pants. >> jimmy: well, we both wear pants. for a while he was coming to work without pants but i had to talk to him, and he dec

>> natasha, good morning, peyton manning and the denver broncos won super bowl 50 at levi stadium back in february. what about the residents in the city of santa clara? what did they win? how about money for the general fund? the super bowl 50 impact report shows total expenses going mostly to police and fire and city staffing was $3.5 million. reimbursements from the until committee and hotel and estimated seas tax was $4.24 million so the city expected to make $744,000 for the general fund. in san francisco, the controller said super bowl 50 generated $2 million for the city, and the mayor said it was unqualified success. however, others question the numbers calling it a bad deal and does not embrace address the exact of the neighborhoods and shawl business much the city council will discuss their fiscal report at their meet tone starting at 7:00. >> there is a big crowd already gathering outside a bernie sanders rally happening in stockton. this is at the event centers and it does not start until 10:00 a.m. they have been lining up for quit a while and there is a good reason. last k

i want to bring in our cnn senior international correspondent, nick peyton walsh on the

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it would be a mistake for anybody to surrender before -- i mean, it would be like peyton manning andthe denver broncos having given up in the third quarter. fight the fight to the last buzzer, and in fact, sometimes champions do win. >> ken blackwell, thanks for sticking with us here throughout the hour. that's going to do it for this hour of msnbc. my colleague, erica hill, picks up on the other side of this break. >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. in 2009, the country was in recession, and many builders went bust. but at anthony wilder design build, the owners opened up their books for the employees and everyone took a pay cut to save the company. it worked. today, the company is growing. for more, watch "your business," sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. what if one piecof kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help

the great ones, aaron rodgers of the world, the tom bradys, peyton manages, brett favres. lot of them are great with -- about xs and os but also have savvy. they're not always going to go by the book. >> training camp is less than two months away. i am amy fadool from "comcast sportsnet." >>> nbc10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters and find homes for adoptable pets. on this saturday i am joined by charlotte the kitten here who is -- now she is playing with my mike. >> she has taken to your microfoern. tell us how charlotte came to you. >> she was found as a stray. she really likes it. she is very playful all of a sudden. she came to us as a stray several weeks ago now. it's really that season where kittens are all around. kittens and their moms. so she was underweight at the time and went into poour foster care program so get up to two pounds so she could be ready to be spayed and up for adoption. >> you mentioned this is the season for kittens not just for the pennsylvania spca but everywhere. >> yes. we made a trip to act philly this week as well. we're tryi

camacho is serving in the k9 academy and her dog there peyton is being trained in narcotics detect. >bbie has shown since her first day on the job commit many to the community, a commitment to making camden a better, safer place, and we're excited about giving her the opportunity to enhance the level of engage many she's going to be able to have with our community. >> some good news for all of the k9 officers on the police force today, the american humane society is donating body armor vests for all eight of them. good news there. >>> well, can you believe it 84th of july is just around the corner. >> in philadelphia of course that mean the welcome america festival. today city and festival officials announcing the details for the citywide event at independence visitors center. some of the performers at the concert portion will be christina perry and yaz the greatest from our hit show empire. there will also be free access for every -- for every day for many philadelphia museums, cultural events and of course hoagies. >> we'll tell our philadelphia story through 35 events over eight da

jason kidd, bryan shaw, gary peyton and now the trail blazers time toker can i are the torch. >> reporterdamian lillard might be the only opposing player to have his own cheering section at oracle arena. >> haven't been able to see me play a lot and to be able to come home and play on a high stage against the best team in the league there's no greater feeling. >> reporter: it will be a packed house tonight but getting people to notice lillard on the court at oakland high school wasn't easy. he was lightly recruited and ended up at weaver state. >> i played in front of a lot of college keeps. high major, mid major, low major. i didn't get recruited. i went with the school that recruited me first. >> reporter: from oakland to utah, he turned himself into a lottery pick in 2012, won the rookie of the year and is a two- time all star. >> it's lillard with the shot! good! [ screaming ] >> reporter: but his skills extend beyond the basketball court. [ rap ] >> reporter: lillard raps in his free time and has started the popular four bar friday on instagram which has over a million followers. >>

i want to bring in our cnn senior international correspondent, nick peyton walsh on the phone from beirut, and our intelligence and security analyst as is is bob baehr, and military analyst, colonel leyton and cnn contributor, a big group of folks with a lot of experience in this part of the world. nick, beginning with you. what details are you hearing? >> minimum at this stage. there's an important caveat here, if he's dead. they are saying he's the target of the raid by a multiple unmanned aircraft, and was likely killed at 6:00 your time, and a second man traveling with him in a vehicle in the afghanistan-pakistan border area. that, in itself, gives you some action how difficult it may be for u.s. officials to did definitive proof that this man is dead. if you're dealing with a strike from a drone, it means you have a tip off or electronic intelligence suggesting the man in that vehicle is the head of the taliban, if it is, the most secretive and hard to penetrate organizations for quite some time, and now, of course, the u.s. government is looking for physical proof that may take quit

. >> baby peyton, how many months? >> three months old. >> named after?tball player. >> tradeoff. >> she's from chicago, so she was a bears fan. >> you were doing the super bowl shuffle, you and willie, taking turns. one of the most iconic rap songs ever. >> name someone. >> should we do it? >> yeah. >> let's go to mcmahon. ♪ when i hit the turf, i ain't got no plan ♪ ♪ i throw my body all over the field ♪ ♪ i can't dance >> we can do this all day. ♪ i play so cool ♪ i motivate the pass >> oh. >> maybe that was a bad one to do. ♪ mama's boy otis ♪ ladies love me for my body and my mind ♪ >> mike richardson. >> afterpar-party to finish thi >> we digress. you own that tape. >> icons. got it. >> there's a movie coming out. >> right. >> back on track. >> it came out this weekend. it is chock-full of really dumb people. if you like really stupid people do dumb things, you have to see "neighbors 2." >> it makes sense you have a baby now, in the movie. >> how can we make the dumbest guy dumber? show him as a father. so, yeah, we got into that. >> what's the deal

our senior international correspondent nick peyton walsh is following this story and joins us on thenbul. what more do we know about this attack, this explosion? >> reporter: george, very little information at this early stage. it does appear a car bomb is responsible for this and detonated outside the police headquarters. that is not far from what has been a volatile syrian-turkish border. one of the key towns that have become a home for syrian refugees that have fled there. they have had some degree of stability in the past four years or so. there have been some asass nations of syrian activists there. it's not clear who is behind the particular car bomb. one police officer killed. this is happening on may day, which is a security lockdown of some degree here in istanbul, but a blast like this is relatively rare and i think it will be another reminder of how chilling which is for many living in southern turkey, it's not clear who could be behind it. a police target may be something that the the kurds may have chosen or it could be isis who have increased their scope and operations

>> thank you for asking, tom brady coming in i manning, peyton manning. >> i have heard of those.as waxedmanning eloquently -- his phrase was god, what a great game flag football is. my son would not be playing college football if he had not played flag instead of contact. he taught him everything he do you know -- he needed to know about making teamwork and the cap to building. those who suggest those qualities can only be developed in contact football have not heard my younger son and his teammates in the back seat of the car as a drive them around recounting their victories and inght football -- victories flag football. they were already made football fans for the lifetime. they came out of it healthy with experience that has made them the young when that they are. >> thank you for that. coach, do you have any thoughts on that? >> it will still catch up will quickly. we all played football in high school. there is a litany that is gone on. but i think it is absolute. if they will lay at a young age, start slowly. problem is much contact as possible. >> dr. gregory, df and the w

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tom brady, eli manning, peyton manning. >> i have heard of those folks. >> archie manning has waxed eloquently in the washington post, his phrase was god, what a great game flag football is. my son, a quarterback would not be playing college football if he hadn't played flag instead of contact widget taught him everything he needed about defense, making decisions, making good throws, all the teamwork, believe me, those who suggest those qualities can only be developed in contact football have not heard my younger son and his teammates in the backseat of a car as i drive around recounting their victories in flag football four and five years ago, the highlight of their athletic careers, already made football fans for a lifetime, they wore the nfl jersey playing flag, came out healthy with an experience that has made them the young men they are. >> coach stevens, any thoughts on this in terms of if you wait until you are older to learn tackle techniques is it a problem? >> they are still going to catch up quickly. one of tween 9 kids in high school had fairly successful careers. there is a litany

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. >> in addition to peyton, we've got primaries. >> while the oregonians are mailing in their choicesbeaver state, voters hit the polls in kentucky today where a tight race is brewing between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> jonathan hunt is covering the race in portland, oregon, where it's really early. 3:02 there. let's get to louisville. >> the polls are open in kentucky. 12 hours we'll see if senator sanners can continue to chip away at hillary clinton's momentum for if hillary clinton can pull out a win when she needs one in a state where both clintons have traditionally done very well. still haunting secretary clinton are those comments from march in which she promised to put coal miners out of work. however, experts don't think it will have as much impact as west virginia. the comments only hurt clinton in coal country. >> it's great. i know how to do it but i'm not going tell you what it is i'm going to do. here's what we're going to do. here's what we're going to take the tax code. americans take their vote seriously and they are going to be looking at that tv screen an

eli manning, peyton manning. >> i've heard of those folks. >> arching ending has waxed eloquently inhe "washington post" just a few years ago i think his phrase was, god, what a great game flag football is. my son, a quarterback would not be playing college football if he had not played flag instead of content. it taught him everything he needed about reading defenses, making decisions, making the throws, all the teamwork of all the character building. believe me, those who suggest those qualities can only be developed and contact football have not heard my younger son and his teammates in the back seat of the car as i drive them around recounting their victories in flag football four and five years ago. the highlight of the athletic careers. they are already made football fans for a lifetime. they were the nfl jersey in plain flag you're making out of it healthy with an experience that is made in the young men that they are. >> thank you for that. coach teevens, give any thoughts on this if you wait until you're older to startling tackle techniques, is it going to be a problem? >> t

peyton manning could run out in the rocky mountains.t do you have one person who can unite and be that vessel that could be the third party? i'm not convinced that there is, as much as i may find it appealing and some others may want to be supportive of it. i think over time, these numbers will change. and in addition, i don't think we'll find another time when the nominees of the respective parties will emerge from their party primary process more popular than they are unpopular. largely because we focus on this thing for so long. furthermore, everybody's imperfect, and you can find something that someone has said or voted on that puts them out of the mainstream or puts them out of the mainstream with the mainstream feeling in that particular party. i think these numbers will come up a bit. and i don't think there's any doubt, mrs. clinton recognizes that the way to go after trump is to make him look so outside of the ordinary that she looks ordinary. >> neither one of these candidates are going to win. and they know this. and their po