new wide receiver terrell pryor was there and everyone is excited that josh and terrell pryor match up at practice. they won't do anything but get better if they go at each other. in the non-shooting portion of the practice they gave the fans a quick show. they both love it and they are looking forward to the competition. >> i love the chances. especially the deep ball on him. i love to take advantage of that. >> if we have a big body down the field. robert: tomorrow the site is at trump golf club. one of the favorites. the charismatic john daily. why do the fans like him? the pants? the shorts? but john says it is more than that. >> i think the fans relate that. if you hold something in your stomach and you don't get it out, you worry about it and it creates problem. with this big belly i got there is nothing inside you don't know about me. robert: so he holds it, holds nothing back. finally the nats pushed their battle with the mariners up to 12:00 noon instead of 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. that is the final note. you like the shorts? jonathan: he was new on the tour he brought out a shaker

you have having quarterback experience will help him. >> i think he's being too nice. >> reporter: pryor cousins connected on an incredible 60 yard touchdown pass burning the defense. a sign these two are starting to click. >> kurt's a guy that likes to accept knowledge. he accepts knowledge. he won't ignore you and he's a leader so i try to talk to him from experiences i had and maybe somehow we can combine them together and there's a lot of things that comes in there that we're still not sure if he's playing at his full speed. he thinks he's overthinking it. just imagine how good he can be once he gets it going. sherree burruss, news4 sports. >> they say it's like hitting a bullet with another bullet. we're getting a first look at how a new missile defense system worked during its first major test. >> we reached the moon and some of the outer limits of our solar system. now nasa has its sight set on the sun, the questions they're seeking to answer right after this break. >> here in the storm center continuing to track severe thunderstorms moving through the area. a severe thunderstorm

but it is nice to have a receiver in terrell pryor that is a former quarterback >> takes it to anothere accountable because he knows where the ball should go. he knows your read is over here. he'll hold me >> my body is different, i'm bigger. some guys you play with, guys that are about six foot, he has to fill out and he will. i got to keep on getting better with offense and better with the nuances. >> the for the league as a whole >> you showed off your basketball skills there's a penalty fine. do you think they will do more group celebrations in the end zone, what do you think about this change >> i can see it. i can visualize it right now, the jump shot from the left side. >> you heard mic'd up against the packers i was run into contact the end zone yelling celebrate, i think it's important to celebrate. we work so hard when good things happen. let people know that needs to happen again. >> ok. >> congratulations to the maryland turf la cross team advanced to >> wet weather. >> eyes to the skies, not so much tonight, most of us is to the south and southwest. next couple of days kee

] >> i can't believe i'm standing with richard pryor.a joint one night. and he said "careful with that. life." >> jimmy: did that actually -- was he joking? >> no, he wasn't joking. he wasn't joking. but he loved me and he was so sweet to me. i really got close to him for a while. and he was so encouraging. such an amazing person. >> jimmy: what a place. what a time. >> yeah. you'd watch him go up and work out some stuff. you know. and robin williams and eddie murphy and all these incredible -- [ applause ] -- incredible comics. it was a beautiful experience. >> jimmy: i know you do a lot of painting now. do you feel like that's your primary creative outlet now? >> it is one of them. it's one of them. yeah. i mean, i definitely -- i brought a few. >> jimmy: we have a few of the paintings. these are -- these are almost actual size as we're showing them. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is a piece called "hooray we're all broken." it represents all the different modes of life and all the different people and all the different things we go t

one of the people wants pryor early on in the search for scalia was that he had that quality. gorsuch, we'll see. he was a fantastic nominee. whether he has that edge, we'll see. but, you know, i think the good news is that with the filibuster gone, trump can appoint someone very conservative if he wants to. he doesn't have to worry about winning over moderate democrats. the bad news is that, you know, we really have to keep the republican party united. the days when either party could count on getting votes from the other side if it was a, you know, really qualified nominee, i think, are gone. you know, our side has probably never waged a better campaign for supreme court confirmation than this time both in terms of just messaging and the millions of dollars that were spent to target vulnerable democrats, and yet you only got four democrats to vote against the filibuster. you would have needed eight to prevent use of the nuclear option. so we don't have much room to play with. i guess it was six republicans voted against bork, even half of that would be enough to torpedo a re

pryor a former quarterback.rmer quarterback new receiver. >> terrell having been a college quarterback and pro quarterback takes to it an even another level. he knows where the ball should go. if it's cover two and he knows on cover two your read is over here, i've played quarterback he knows that he's going to hold me accountable. >> i'm big per. my body movement is different. you play with guys about 6-foot, five-11 and so i think the movement and how i run and how deceptive doesn't look like i'm really flying but i'm flying so it's different things like that he has to fill out and he will and like myself i got to keep on getting better too with the offense and better with the nuances of the routes and stuff like that and i will. >> wells was a receiver with the browns. a lot of talk about the players that were not at wednesday's ota guys like matt jones trent williams jordan reached it is not mandatory. coach jay gruden said they're getting work in on their own. >> should they have been er >> okay. >> what's

richard pryor. >> right. but i could not be the person that i am today. and i didn't see that person. but not speaking allowed me... and walking allowed me to go on this journey and to find myself as a human being-- not a black person, not a white person, not a person of color, but a human being. >> hinojosa: not even an american. >> not even an american. >> hinojosa: because you crossed borders. you walked all across south america. >> hinojosa: yeah, and that was the connection to find that, you know, we're connected to each other all the way. and my walk across the united states allowed me... and i studied. i got my masters in montana and a ph.d. in wisconsin. but what... my education, my informal education of listening and being with so many people, i realized that even though... when i stopped riding in cars, i thought environment was about trees and pollution and endangered species and all those things. and in my formal education, that's what it was. but my informal education taught me that we're all part of the environment. and if we want to treat t

not just with pryor but also the second-year receiver docson. >> i like to play with them.have o.t.a. and mini camp and the training camp and the preseason game to get ready for week one. so we are building to when it matters. >> something to get used to. kirk has to get used to terrell and terrell has to get used to irk can. we have to get the system of play we are running. robert: but it still comes down to contract talk. no solid answer if a long-term deal will get done before the july 15 deadline. kirk seems to be content at the moment. >> it's been positive. i have had positive conversations with everybody involved. i feel like everybody is on the same page. i really have nothing further to add from what has been said already. i feel good where i'm at, where the team is at. where my teammates are at. just a matter of trying to move forward. we'll see what happens on july 15. it will be a telling date as it was last summer. >> day two. we didn't dive too deep into this. take it slow. larry: dip the toe in the water. baby steps. robert: dip the toe. that is all we'll do.

." >> a young richard pryor. joan rivers. rodney dangerfield. >> everybody wanted a showcase. did you see sullivan? >> my whole life i don't get no respect. no respect from anyone. >> as a performer you couldn't get a better place to sell your product. >> when i started out, they would say, variety is a man's game. it's dean, milton berle, jackie gleason, you know, it's the guys. but variety is what i know. i felt it was in my genes to do this. [ yelling like tarzan ] >> she had been so good on "the garry moore show," she always knew she could sing and dance and be funny. >> on my show, i would do prat falls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face, and it was heaven. >> you know, i still see a rerun of "carol burnett show" and i there has never been a better y. three-wall sketch show ever. >> she was great in bed, too, dickey, remember? >> you never went to bed -- >> well. >> not supposed to curtsy, you're supposed to bow. well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey. here's tim with our own harvey korman as a b

it is not funny, richard pryor said anything after 12 nothing good happens. liz: that is true.less the birth after child, somebody goes into labor. here is my issue. vicodin and ambien which is a sleep aid, vicodin is a painkiller, these apparently were at work in the situation and situations in the past. why would anybody get the behind the wheel after taking a sleep medication? it brings to he question judgment, and after what happened acouple of years ago where he had the car crash and elon his wife used golf club to smash the window and sex scandal, he lost a lot of money in endorsements. he still has 45 million to nike rolex a whole butch of names we could show but does that get squeezed down after this incident? >> no telling with all that. i think if anything the world has become more sympathetic for tiger. like a lot of other sports icons fallen from grace, mike tyson and lance armstrong. the world wants him to come back to play golf. he said after the last back operation he is best he ever felt. he is notoriously a bad sleeper. he got up odd hours to say to the gym to

. >> terrelle pryor continuing to build chemistry and jay gruden too. putting in work today. we'll be out there tomorrow as redskins continue their otas with reports on news4 at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> a crazy point today at the french open, dustin brown in the near court, gael monfils in the far court. thinks he has him, but monfils tracks it down, going between his legs and puts it in the neck. an incredible point. monfils goes on to win in straight sets. just kidding with the redskins. >> of course. and how much do we monfils? >> i've been practicing for a while. >>> what's not beautiful is the weather. how's it looking now? >> still tracking those two storms. one storm right now into loudoun county. this one going to pass right over the radar, which is out towards dulles airport. this is the storm that i'm really watching, in stafford county. look at the lightning with this storm. a tremendous amount of lightning. would not be surprised if again if we saw another warning here, in through stafford county. this is right around quantico. look at the lightni

. >> eboni: look at richard pryor back in the day. red fox. he this would infuse politics.isive at all. it was great. >> eric: great example where he puts a lot of -- obviously lately on "saturday night live," he is bringing in and it's not -- >> why doesn't "saturday night live"? there is a wealth of comedy. if you want to do real political comedy where were they during the obama years. where were they with loretta lynch and bill clinton on the plane? there was a lot. lois learner refusing to testify. >> eric: you saw what happened on the streets of manhattan this weekend? >> sean spicer with a podium up and down fifth avenue. >> it's good stuff though. >> katherine: don't go away. we circle back with our specialists laura ingraham and chris stirewalt right after this ♪ favorite rock band ♪ check yo checking your make up and my ray bands ♪ like only you can ♪ and your snap back ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay. yep. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. sw

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you'd have to worry if the nominee, someone like pryor who has said roe was wrongly decide decided. good reason for optimism and that mcconnell did such a great job, i think he shocked us all when he held the caucus together on garland and he probably doesn't get credit as he showed for the nuclear options because there were several republicans who are wavering, behind-the-scenes with advertising, but they all came around. i think mcconnell has showed himself to be a master here. now, if the democrats were smart, they probably wouldn't try so much to defeat the next nominee, they would try to influence the pick. they would be smart if the 20 people left on trump's list, list, if they made it clear that if you pick this person are these two people there will be a lot of resistance. that would be the smart move, but they didn't exactly, they overplayed at this time so maybe they will do so again. if we lose the senate and any vacancies after 2018, obviously that will be a different story, the democrats will want revenge for garland. that doesn't mean republicans did anything wrong. i'