reggie reggie reggie reggie, reggie and then more reggie.and so when i got to duke that was really the 1st place in which i realized i realized that i was a part of something that was just more than me and actually more than that team. we represented every guy that came before them but the jersey on them all the hard work and preparation that the people put in to build the and that similar in terms of what it felt like when i got hear when the president was sworn in in 2,009. i was like likely to be their and really excited to be they're but felt sort of overwhelming sense of this is so much bigger than i could ever be in a just lucky to be a part of it. and because of that because of being lucky to be a part of it i i needed to really value the experience and value being there. and then in terms of competitiveness they are both like the hardest working guys to stay up until two in the morning reading briefings watching tapes, preparing going through notes. they are both the hardest working people in the organization. there organization. the

joining me now is reggie love. being here. >> reverend sharpton, thank you for having me and for that very jeng generous introduction. i appreciate that. >> you've had quite an amazing journey. when you became his body man there was no training for the job. how did you keep up with the president in those early days? >> you know i've got to tell you, it was pretty tough, but it was also inspiring to see a guy who's more than half my age, work as tirelessly and as on as few hours of sleep as he did, but i write in the book i definitely made a lot of mistakes. i tried not to make the same mistakes twice, and he -- he was was -- and he was good with me as i was sort of going through those learning curves. he would always say that you know, in 2007, we were -- we building the plane, while it was speeding down the runway. ready for takeoff. >> wow. >> now you and the president form add bond over basketball. how did that start? >> i remember the first time you know i got an e-mail from the senator, and it was about four m

you know like, when i was growing up, i always thought reggie reggie, reggie, reggie, reggie reggie, reggie and then like, more reggie. [laughter] so when i got to duke, that was really the first place that i wouldn't take it back, i was part of smack that was actually -- part of something that was actually more than me. that team by being there, it represented every guy that had came before us that had put the jersey on, all the hard work and all the preparation and all the people that had put into to build the program. and that's very similar in terms of what it felt like when i got here to when the president was sworn in 2009. you know, i was, like, lucky to be there and like, really excited to be will but felt -- to be there but felt this overwhelming sense of this is so much bigger than i could ever be and i'm just lucky to be a part of it. and because of that, because of being lucky to be a part of it, i needed to really value the experience and having being there. and then in terms of comparativeness, look, they are like, the hardest working guys, you know stay up until two in

tonight we will see how good a body man reggie love really is. standing in for your principal will be john. first scenario -- senator john heilman, the first papal of the campaign trail. fundraising. go. >> hi. nice to meet you. >> this country is one of the most corrupt -- >> the federal reserve was started by a bunch of rich white people! it is just enriching the rich and stealing money out of the pockets of the poor! >> can i see your card? >> oh, my card? sure. >> [laughter] >> cheerio. >> that went really well. you stepped right in and asked for the guy's card. >> or the candidate's guy, whatever the case may be. >> i think he had a chance to express himself a bit. >> he was a lunatic. he was one of those crazy libertarian nuts. >> you have to step in if the candidate is being harassed. >> waving the cap tale class is a pretty good indicator. -- the cocktail glass is a pretty good indicator. when i worked with president obama, he was very good at giving everyone a chance. >> how did you know if someone was going over to much? >> he was prett

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>> rose: he said you should be reggie love.e has the greatest life a because of the way, the job and access. secondly because everywhere he goes, there are young women single who love him just love him. he has this magnetic impact on them. >> i don't-- i can think of some young women without do not love me. i definitely-- . >> rose: i'm just telling you what hunt told me. >> well, i appreciate those kind words. my mom always used to tell me my mom would tell me, you know reggie you're only 32 years old but you have lived like multiple lives. you know, like you've lived a couple of lifetime notice a very short time. >> rose: do you ever ask yourself they said this in world war ii the raf pilots who had saved london. they said you know, their life will never be as exciting as it was when they really saved a country. >> yeah. >> rose: do you have any sense that it will never be that exciting? or do you say no, that was just a learning experience. i was lucky to be there. i did my best. the president liked me. i liked him. we accom

. ♪ >> reggie love is here. he got a job working for then senator obama in 2005.e became the president's special assistant and personal aide. they developed a personal relationship. he tells the story working with the president in a new book called "power forward." i am pleased to have him at this table. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> you will go and see your coach k be vetted for 1000 wins as a basketball coach. >> he has put so much work into it. he does a great job developing young basketball players into productive men. you look at the proteges he has out there. such good guys. they are such a good -- the impact he has on young men at such a young age is a big deal in terms of growth. >> what impact did he have on you? >> there are so many. the biggest are, i write about this in my book, that the little plays matter. we go through life thinking everything is going to be a home run or a three-point shot. a slamdunk. sometimes it is not always that. it is the guy who is diving on the ball after a loose ball. the guy who sets a screen. the guy wh

with me now is reggie love. talk about the anecdotes in this book. >> how much time do we have? >> just two hours. president walking in to see you when you have someone in your bed is not something most people can relate to you. were you mortified? >> i didn't think it was that big of a deal but she was like where's the heads up on this. >> he followed back up with you on this right, after the incident occurred? >> it's a funny story because later on we were traveling. we were on the plane. we were flying to our next destination. he was talking about this article and how we're getting thrashed in the polls. he's like i can't believe that i let you guys talk me into doing this. i said -- i pop up and i say, well i well, sir, if it's any consolation, i'm having the time of my life. no reggie, it's not. >> do you feel bad in these fatherly moments of scolding or were you like yeah, you're right? >> you go through tough moments all the time. it is always good to have -- to lighten the mood a little bit with some ban

that was the first question, reggie. answer that question. >> during the campaign -- >> you're changing the subject. >> during the campaign -- i'm going to break into it two. i would say, you work 18 hours in a day. the thing that you really just want is you want a bed and you want, like, a bed that's made and clean. like, very, very basic. when you're president, i think it really depends, i mean, there were some nights where he'd want to play cards or sit around and watch the game and have some chips or something. during the campaign, if you're working all day, you don't really -- you're not thinking about comfort food. you're thinking about trying to get to sleep -- >> didn't need cookies and milk. >> no cookies and milk. >> what about espn? >> you had to know what channel espn was. that was kind of a must. >> how about breakfast? bed? did you like that? like "downton abbey"? >> he lined to work. >> kennedy, his guy would open up the curtains, get the sun in, nixon has been out there way ahead. he's done three stops al

is reggie love knows. he spent five years as president obama's body man and was with him in the senate, too. he's writing all about him in his new book. i asked him what it's like to be in the high stakes position. >> it's a job. you think of the board body guy. gender neutral because there are some very good body girls out there. i think that the work that they do is just as--it's harder than my job. because the president no hair, no makeup, the guy rolls out of bed and 20 minutes he's ready to go. but the job is that you're an extra set of eyes. an extra set of ears and hands for the principle who is trying to do what is most likely a pretty difficult job whether or not it's governing or campaigning. you're the guy who he looks to make sure that people are being followed up with appropriately. that the commitments that he's verbally made are executed on. he's prepared for writing a speech or he knows what state what city he's in, who he's melting with, why he's meeting with them and how long and how far

he is just 29 and they are talking about maybe the end of the line for reggie bush.the 49ers and raiders also have some tough money choices to make themselves. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. we are following breaking news. police are investigating a double homicide right now. a ktvu crew just arrived from the scene. more at 7:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. jay: one of my best efforts. have at it. mm, i can't eat that. why not? the pickle's touching it. there. the juice got on the bread and, ew, what's that stuff? spices. they look like sea monkeys. have you ever really examined a jar of pickles, jay? it's like a swamp in there. i'll pass. what happened? i made him a beautiful sandwich, and he won't eat it. yeah, 'cause it had pickles on it. joe is taking a nap. i'm gonna go to the dry cleaners. well, if you're passing a sushi restaurant -- she's not. i've never heard of anyone not liking pickles. aw, big day for you, then. i'm just gonna make myself a grilled cheese. i think i saw some gruyere in there. do we have any fig? unh-unh. sit down. this whole per

. >> that time reggie love was john's man. >> one of the most corrupt organizations known to man! refer to the federal reserve! >> he was a lunatic. one of those crazy libertarian nuts. >> reggie love. >> i cannot believe -- >> unbelievable. >> that time i almost killed john on set hold still, you big baby. >> that time we read "america's children: a book about the death of a loveble little grandma," but this tale had one more hitchcockian turn. >> his wife, it was she who would pay. she would pay with her life. >> the time we did a week in review. >> that time we pulled -- polled republicans in iowa. chris christie didn't do too well. >> chris christie comes not first, not second, not fourth, not even fifth, but in sixth place. >> that time we put mitch daniels through the toughest interview of his entire life. just tell us something you think about jeb bush. anything. do you like the color of his hair? anything. anything about jeb bush. >> that time we unleashed the i-team. >> does eric schock watch " downton abbey"? >> haters are going to hate. >> what a week. >> we are only on

i know reggie white dominant but i have to go bobby clarke. >> i share a birthday with reggie white.is one of my favorite of all time eagles but bobby clarke has the the rings and reggie left in the because he didn't want to stay here but he left and got a ring. >> your final four, it is bobby clarke, mike schmidt, wilt and doctor j. >> we will disagree. >> yes, all right. >> i think doctor beat gentlemen frazier. >> that is a strong list good where do you go from there. >> the final four is tough. >> we will have you back next monday. >> you guys at home if you difficulties a agree voice your opinion at my fox philly.com, click on the good day home page for the greatest. >> thanks, guys. >>> okay. a member of our crew here their battery is dead. >> is that in the the works today. >> well, i'm surprised, i'm's sure batteries all over are dead this morning because of the cold weather. we have a solution womaand the way it made me chronic feel,ipation, the discomfort, the bloating, the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i

reggie good to see you again. it's been a while. >> it has been a while.et one. they tell you to handle stuff. i was lucky because barack obama not a lot of makeup not a lot of hair you know just had to make sure he got the suit and tie on and make sure it was straight. >> you have to have his combags and make sure they're where they're supposed to be and one time you forgot his bags. >> i did leave the candidate's briefcase in the back of a suburban in florida and it was the day before one of the primary debates and he kind of turned to me and looks to me and goes hey, reggie where is my bag? and i go it's on its way. what do you mean it's on its way? um it will be there eventually. >> i know you don't like to use the word hip that you made the president hip. you said you made him generation generationally relevant. how did you go about doing that. >> there's not a lot of opportunities where people who are in their 40s are spending 18 hours a day with someone who is half their age. we have these conversations about who is better kobi or jordan or chris pa

if you have people like reggie love by your side that can keep their head they can grow. take someone under your wing. help them grow like reggie love did under the president. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. have a good weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >>> dying for humanity. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with news that the last known american captive of isis 26-year-old humanitarian work kayla mueller today isis said she was killed in an air strike. buried in the rubble of a building. the united states has not confirmed that claim at all. mule sir from arizona. there she is. she was taken hostage by isis in august of 2013. until today her name had been kept quiet at request of her family. the news comes the same week isis released a video showing a captured jordanian pilot being burned to death while trapped in a cage. more, i'm joined by keir simmons, nbc news, in amman, jordan. thank you for joining us. personally i got to tell you up front that however she died if she died, she died as a vict

look at reggie in the stands! he's a scout for the raiders. >> that might explain why the raiders are the raiders. >> oh! >> oh! >> that's cold. all right, thanks, man. >> all right, stay with us, folks. police called it a case of road rage from the start. >> when we come back find out why attorneys for the man >> the fatal shooting in a las vegas woman to report tonight. the 19-year-old murder suspect appeared in court today. ted rollins explains why his lawyers say that police mischaracterized incident as road rage. >> standing in shackles erich nowsch didn't speak during his first court appearance in las vegas monday morning. erich nowsch is accuse of killing mother of four tammy meyers in which police initially described as a road rage murder. erich nowsch's lawyer in an exclusive interview with nbc said that's not what happened. >> there was no original road rage situation between tammy meyers. >> they believe meyers was in a fight with another man and erich nowsch. tammy meyers went to get her son to track d

. >> nick lachey, miles austin reggie bush. >> marcus houston, nick cannon.ack to the old days. some of the temptations hit it. >> danica patrick, very upset. she got spun out at dayton by denny hamlin. she goes up to denny, grabs him and starts yelling at him. >> what are you doing? >> it's funny to hear them if you don't know the terms, you take them out of context. >> you're loose! >> there's a war brewing between two canadians, chad kroeger and justin bieber. chad just threw a ton of shade on a radio station. >> i think he's going to look

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. >>> they call reggie love the body man. president obama's chief of stuff, and this weekend on capital download he's telling all to my co-host susan page. >> you handle whatever task is there because you're traveling. there not a lot of infrastructure and sometime problems arise and they need someone to try to figure it out. the most important thing that a bodyguard does is make sure the candidate and their body is able to continue to campaign. >> there you go, the body man. also on capital download the immigration confrontation and how the department of homeland security might get squashed in the middle. >> plus voluntary vaccinations? now presidential candidates are weighing in. join us for capital download sunday morning 8:30 here on wusa9. >> good show. >> hopefully. >>> the man who designed the disguises for the cia is using his talent to build prosthetics for patients young and old. >> he's robert barron and for 15 years he crafted silicone masks for operatives working incognito around the world, but in 1983 he went un

cap download cover-host -- capital download co-host susan page talked to obama's former body man reggie love. >> make sure they eat meals and have the right attire and have a coat for the days it's cold. make sure they have all their proper paperwork, kind of like a walking office. everything from sharpees and paperclips to tie pins and hand sanitizer. >> heck, i think we could all use a body man. >> i need one. >>> also this week is the homeland security department suffering collateral department in the showdown over immigration. >> and presidential candidates weighing in on whether your kids' vaccinations ought to be voluntary. join us capital download sunday mornings 8:30 here on wusa9. >>> high temperature today 37. let's look at the temperature change the past 24 hours. we're going the right direction, 7 degrees warmer now than we were at 7:00 yesterday, to the north 19 degrees warmer in cleveland. guess where that's headed. we'll talk about the weekend when we come back. >> flight recorders reveal what happened before this plane came crashing down after the simple here's >>> tonig

the lions have released reggie bush and the packers cut a.j. hawk after nine years and check it out. it's the new sports illustrated cover featuring all-star slugger stanton, that miami jersey looks great. right? but you know how he put it on a paint brush. >> really? it's paint? >> yes. even the orange sleeve is painted on as welch he is the first body painted cover for the mag who recently signed a 13 year $325 million deal that is the richest deal in u.s. sports history of course with that kind of money, you can buy all kind of sures. he can afford it. >> all right, thank you. washington, d.c. goes to pot, and it's just what people there wanted. plus facebook is doing something so bold that it may actually safe lives. a new study that anyone who drinks soda will want to hear this. would you be willing to give up sharing your moments? sacrifice streaming all night long? is it okay to drop a connection, when you need it most? if you're not on the largest, most reliable network, what are you giving up? verizon. in new york state, we're reinvent

. >> reporter: >> gary: reggie bush and kim kardashian and a together for three years.did need anymore and he was tossed away. >> gary: today he was cut for today he was cut from the detroit lions. he has been all over, nor lanes. >> gary: new orleans. >> gary: kim kardashian first athletics lover. >> pam: 92 many people keep up with her love life like you do, gary. >> pam:--not too >> gary: you send me one letter at you when i get to shake hands with my son. lebraun james supposedly upset that his stunt is again recruiting letters and that is the dirty part of coaching. >> pam: emotional moments as deploys servicemen return to california. >> grant: as they come home from deployment current the emotions involved. >> pam: 10 san diego creek went their protection at the noisy bay with as she meets her father. with her white dress and for the culprit-- creatine pretty bow. >> grant: i cannot even imagines meeting your daughter at all of this time. >> grant: this is a total of her nephew creek take a look--this is a photo of her neck still take a look.-- nephew >> pam:she i

lions released running back reggie bush packers cut a.j. hawk after nine years.your ahh moment of the morning in sports. stef curry got kfrtdable with the president's dog bo and sunny during his white house visit. can check out the cover giancarlo stanton. anything weird? he put that shirt on with paint. the jersey is painted on the sleeve as well. the first body painted cover for the mag. just signed 13-year, $325 million deal the richest in sports history. he posed without a shirt on technically. >>> just ahead you never know when he'll pop up the mysterious man helping snow stuck drivers. >>> lindsay lohan's new legal problem, what it means for her probation. you're watching "early today." my advice for healthy looking radiant skin. a good night's sleep... and aveeno®. [ female announcer ] only aveeno® positively radiant has an active naturals® total soy formula. it helps reduce the look of brown spots in just four weeks. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. i've just found my new beauty bff. hi there! new colgate optic white express white. wait, don't you m

reggie love was president obama's chief of stuff and this weekend on capital download he explains whyo-host susan page. >> you handle whatever task is there because you're traveling. there's not a lot of infrastructure and sometimes problems arise and they need someone to try to figure it out. the most important thing that a bodyguard does is make sure that the candidate and their body is able to continue to campaign. >> i think we could all use a body man. also on capital download sunday the immigration confrontation and how the department of homeland security might get squashed in the middle. >> plus voluntary vaccinations, now the presidential candidates starting to weigh in on that, too. join us sunday morning 8:30 here on wusa9 for capital download. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> chief of stuff, i like that. >> good stuff. >> speaking of stuff. >> we have a great weekend. the question is will we pay for this? march? we can only hope so. >> oh. >> high temperature today 37, near 50 tomorrow and some areas may touch 60 sunday. let's start with a l

so who income out reggie white in this last round.ny gargano good to see you. >> great to sees you where have have you been, we missed you. >> i missed you guys. >> good morning. >> so what do you think of the final four. >> i love it, except reggie white has got to be in the final four. doc i think has to be a two seed, that is my only argument but i look at it, wilt verse michael jack. that is a huge game, that is a tough one. you have got to go wilt though. it is close but you have to go wilt. >> bobby clarke, like you said, not so surprised. >> little bit over reggie white the because he was such a dominant player in his position but bobby clarke verse doc, my two boyhood idols. i had two posters in my room as a kid. i would go with bobby clarke. two stanley cups as opposed to one championship with julius. i will go bobby clarke. >> bobby over doctor j. >> the upset. >> bobby verse wilt, for the the final. >> yes. >> and who are you taking. >> you kidding me it has got to be chamberlain. he is number one. everybody with freak out

common. >> well, i got to go reggie white.er, greatest defensive player in the city's history. there have been some great ones. >> i have another rough one here. allen iverson versus tug mcgraw. >> wow. >> who put this field together? this is pretty good bracket right here. >> yes. >> there is no one, 64 match ups here. >> it will be hard to pick the ultimate one. like the final one. just -- >> well, by the way, you have until tomorrow night at midnight. do i get a cop toy take home so i can play along at home? >> love for to you play. >> you mark mine all up though. >> he helped with the hard ones. >> describe your show, now, josh enis. >> sports talk, really dark times here in philadelphia sports, the next couple of months, so we have fun every day, take calls, bernie parent was on, merle reels, always have the best guests, great calls and fun. >> i noah great guest who. >> who. >> the love shark -- the left shark. >> the left shark. >> you should bring him on. i don't know if he'll talk much though. >> he is the silent type

even reggie miller?egory. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i saw you guys the other night. i think it was a clippers game you were working. there was a 30-point differential in the game, and you guys start talking about coming on the show, is that a fun part of the game for you where you just start kind of filling time and yammering? >> i tell you what, for us it doesn't matter whether it's a blowout or not. we just freestylin'. >> jimmy: you do it anyway. >> we just have fun, which is the beautiful part. if you watch us listen to a game or you went to dinner with us or watched us at the jimmy kimmel live show, we'd be the same guys. we just try to have fun and grab different topics. >> jimmy: do you have this thing, i have had this thing with bosses in the past, where you pay special attention and really listen to jeff because he at one time was your coach? >> no. in all honesty -- >> that's a no. >> yes, i do. no, the guy, i mean, i love the guy. we get back to you talk about us playing in the playoffs. while he

. >> reggie white verse chase utley. >> that is interesting too. >> what. >> reggie whiteys number isired with, tennessee. first ballot hall of famer. but chase is bee loved in this town. >> yes. >> world fing champions. >> exactly. >> and, chase will get female vote. every girl loves chase utley. >> are women voting on this. >> i don't know, would i think. if i was a girl would i vote. >> yes. >> chase has always been with the phillies. when you think bit out of that core group that won in 2008 with chase, jimmy, ryan howard, chase will be the only guy that gets his number retired. >> i'm looking for other one herey like ai verse richie a ashburn. >> allen iverson verse ashburn good that is like duke verse warford. ai may runaway with this whole thing. >> brian dawkins verse bobby clarke. >> that is interesting too because eagles are beloved and up is a wolverine but bobby clarke, bernie parent. when i was a kid growing up i had two idols, bobby clarke and doctor j. but dawkins, the eagles, they loved dawkins. >> speaking of doctor j he is up against moses malone. >> he will win that

. >> both members of the mlb brought of -- >> reggie white versus bobby boy clarke, reggie no doubt onee best he is defensive players ever to play in the ffl. bobby clarke helped bring two championships to philadelphia, won 2mvp awards as flyer. >> and finally, we have julius erving versus joe frazier, doctor jay helped bring an nba tight toll philadelphia back in 1983, and in many ways, he revolutionized the game. >> joe frazier was the undefeated heavy weight champion, three epic fights with muhammad ali. >> what do you think? get to voting. don't forget you can vote right now, on each of those matchups, at myfoxphilly.com. >> click on good day philadelphia's greatest tab, the home tab. this round every voting lasts until midnight friday. then on monday's show good day philadelphia, we will announce the final four. >> yes,. >> something. >> quite interesting. >> okay, is it growing pains or is it something more serious? jenn fred is telling us when you should take your kids to the doctor. >> hey, jen? >> yes, doctor cohen is a fancy -- >> well, and then we have growing pains sometimes

. >> reporter: reggie strayhorn lives on the short block and can't explain why the rest of the naked iseighborhood is plowed but not the road in front of his house. it's upsetting. >> no plow. you can see. like i said plowed at the top. plowed at the bottom, but not one here. >> this is not the first time. >> as far back as i can remember since i've been a child, never ploured edplowed the street. >> reporter: a serious concern for those left feeling ignore pd only six houses on the block but still we're d.c. residents. >> reporter: strayhorn says for years he's tried to get an explanation and received no attention. doesn't know why it's happening and is concerned for the elderly residents that live on the block and could possibly slip or fall on this frozen street. reporting live in southeast washington richard jordan news 4. >> thank you, richard. >>> with snow still on some roads and more snow on the way it's important to know what to do if your car starts to skid out of control. later, nbc news jeff rossen will learn from an expert and share importance information with you how to

in maryland we're one of nine states part of an initiative that are part of the reggie proposal. we have taken so the pretty ekts treatment measures to reduce carbon emissions. we're downwind. we want other regions to do their share because it is not only important for our global responsibilities, but important that we have clean air. we can only do so much in our own state. talk about the flexibility that we have in our state as part of a regional effort. >> well reggie, as we mentioned before, is a great impact of states coming together to find efficient ways to regional area to make reductions in a way that it is very helpful to the environmental goal and the economy. in our rule, we give the states flexibility to do a plan on their own or to join regionally, and our cost analysis shows that regional plans are more cost effective. you're getting nor choices for states to use different strategies, more choices for utilities, many of whom operate across state lines and have the ability to make changes that are available to them and have a broader pool to choose from. that is an

taken over for her father, the legendary reggie, a forward-thinking dude if there ever was one. >> it long in the family? in your family? >> over 75 years. my father during that time, he had billie holiday appeared, he had ella fitzgerald, all the big names of jazz. >> how has town changed? has it changed? >> i think tremendously. gay lifestyle is much more accepted. >> okay, 1972, my feeling was that this was a gay town and that i was here at the pleasure of, you know, somebody else. which is sort of the opposite of everywhere outside of here at that time. >> oh, yes. >> this was a largely catholic, portuguese, conservative community fishing town, but it was also known as hell town. >> hell town, this is where the puritans sent their rejects. >> yeah. >> provincetown had the mixture really of the bohemian people and the fishermen, pirates, writers, drunks, all that. >> the lifestyle outside of mainstream was welcome here pretty much. >> whatever floats your boat. you know. it's all good. ♪ ♪ oh how i wish we could both go back to that summer ♪ the real question that needs to be asked

. >> gary: reggie bush need a new tanker it--need a new team. >> gary: released by the detroit lions.sportmens. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >> pam: inspector gadget and danger moss are the latest moves on a fixed to target children creek the original inspector gadget first appeared back and 1983. new curtains will appear on march the 27th for a whole new generation to enjoy it. the nasa is here with the weather creek >> reporter: hit or miss showers on friday. next storm is expected on saturday with a round ball of founder. --groundball >>> "the insider" with perspective on today's top-trending stories. >> we, the jury, find the defendant eddie ray routh guilty. ♪ >> emotional ending to the

>> so i think the original title they wanted to use was i reggie and i said i am not going to sell that around torn with that word on it. and we powered forward and thomas levine came up with the my presidential part. he is at harvard press now. really good guy. >> thank you. [applause] >> you can bring them back here to get signed. >> is there a non-fiction author or book you would like to see on booktv? send us an e-mail tweet us or post on our facebook wall. welcome to greensboro north carolina. we will talk about the supreme court court case plussy versus ferguson to help with segregation in the united states. we will explore the seen in greensboro starting with linda brown recruiting her memories of the sit-ins. >> in the mass marches going down the street and some had eggs thrown at them and water dumped on their head from the buildings. it never got to the point where it was like seeing this is nice. it was just more than the city could handle. it was that unanimity and solidarity and we are all in this together. i grew up in ohio and they were a little less segregated. not less

raiders general manager reggie mackenzie fired the pair. he testified in the case saying age had nothing to do with it. each man worked for the raiders more than 30 years. >> i am not scott mcgrew, but i can try and play him on tv this morning. still keeping an eye out on the top business stories of the day. netflix is back online after an hour-long outage. landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters with all the details. if you're a "breaking bad" fan or "house of cards" fan, landon, this could have been tragic. good morning. >> that's right. i'm going to do the best i can to give you your business news. netflix is back online. rest well. after suffering an outage for more than an hour on tuesday, the company says it's still investigating the cause of the outage, which affected users in north and south america and parts of europe. people took to twitter to express their collective dismay. among the funnier tweets, netflix is down, maybe i'll go talk to my family for the first time, they seem like nice people. futures are lower after stock

so the kids at usc who came well after reggie bush had to suffer through no postseason play. appropriate to me. it is usually not the kids themselves who are the violators. these are usually the grown-ups -- these are usually violations that the grown-ups are doing. betty: on the other hand, the violations cannot go unpunished. number six, making the -- mcdonald's japan reported its first-quarter loss in 11 years. it has faced fallout from food scandals and labor disputes. they were not getting their fries in japan. they had to stick with no large fries, only small. this is, again, another example of the pressures that mcdonald's has faced, not just in the u.s. but around the world. julie: part of the pressure was not mcdonald's-specific. in the u.s., most of its problems are by its own design. in japan, the food supply issues , not just the fries but the meat issues, also affected yum! brands in china because meat was being backdated or forward data. old meat was being repackaged. that affected the industry. betty: whether it is or is not mcdonald's problem, people have foun