robert burton goes one-on-one with the pitching coach mike maddux and plus, kirk cousins reveals where he wants to play next. the answer may erin: in one of the mostdy fin tiff statements kirk cousins says he wants to play for the redskins for his entire career. he is set to become a free agent in seven months. he told espn that he loves playing where he is and he is not looking to sign with another the question is will washington give him the long-term deal he wants. >> if you cow draw it up i'd be a redskin the rest of my career. when you look at the best of the best, the quarterbacks played with one team. my desire to stay with one team my entire career is washington. erin: this story is not going away, is it? meanwhile the nationals are back in action hosting angels. gio gonzalez on the mound tonight. the nat starter having a fantastic career. gio is in the midst of one of the best season in years. 10-5 with 2.59 e.r.a. robert robert call -- robert burton caught up with the pitching coach mike maddux to talk about his success. >> he has been consistent all year. he's been focused.

robert burton introduces us to the coach of the week. z2gv6z zi0z y2gv6y yi0y nancy: when you think of lacrosse, rob borley's name is at the top. he has been there for a student, coach, teacher for half a century now and he has no signs of slowing down. robert burton has more on the coach of the week. >> take it back to the defense! robert: if you hear his name, you can't help but think of landon lacrosse. he has coached there for nearly 50 years. >> i have been here a long time. robert: he has something to show for it. landon finished top ten in the country six times. don't forget three national titles. he said he has always had a special group. >> it's not a team i built. this was a talented group of players. i have very it will to do with the boys that get into the school. not many people can have been on a national championship. i say you have an opportunity to the boys to say something and go undefeated. be on a national championship team. at whatever level you are competing in any sport. that just doesn't happen to most kids. rober

robert burton introduces us to the coach of the week. bert: mike maddux can't complain. >> every day is christmas morning. robert: why wouldn't it be? he coaches some of the best arms in baseball, gio gonzalez, stephen strasburg and 2016 cy young winner max scherzer. do you lay in bed and say this is surreal? i can't believe this? >> when i'm laying in bed i ain't thinking of them, that is for sure. >> it's fun to show up coming to work expecting to win. that is what separates them from a lot of players. >> you have teammates behind you. the accountability factor, you are a pitcher and when you look at the box score the next day, the win and the loss next to a pitcher's name. >> any one of the guys that you see yourself in? >> a little something in all of us, you know? we tend to cross over. that is where you connect with them. we find some common line. some common denominator that brings us closer. when you do develop relationships, make it a partnership instead of a coach/player, a partnership. we are in this thing together, i think the

that is where we find robert burton. hey, robert. robert: that is right. coming up in sports we sat down today is with a rookie defensive end. jonathan allen. who is the guy he wants toer the apart on the football field? you won't believe the reaction to that question after this. robert: welcome back. day six of the redskins training camp. here is the situation. you are a rookie in the nfl, of course there is a guy you want to go after. we sat down with jonathan allen who talked about it. he is a rookie. you know there is a situation he will counted upon to make moves this year. so we sat him down and said look, is there a guy you want to tear apart on the football field? tom brady, aaron rodgers, who cares? this is what he told us. >> i wouldn't say particularly. there is so much oi it. i think about every day becoming a better football player. >> you're just not telling me. >> no. i want to get them all. every quarterback i play i want to get a sack against. not one particular quarterback. it's all one. >> i'm sure there is one guy. i'll get it eventuall

robert burton has more with the coach of the week. temps football already made a turn-around after a bowl game in 2016. >> it's been really good. the older guys have an understanding of what we want and there is leadership. >> it could get better. it's d.j. durkin's second year at the helm. he has more of his own recruits on the field. >> there is a lot to talk about. they are good football players. they are doing a nice job of learning and coming along and competing. a lot of work and a long way to go. robert: the older players who have been there through the struggle, the motivation is different now and everything is wiped clean again. >> it's good for players to know they are in a program knowing where they were can get a clean slate and start over. rob: week one o against texas. a national football power. >> take on the first game or the fifth game you have to win on the road. we will get a great road test and opportunity for a team off the bat. >> with the coach of the week, i'm robert burton. nancy: next at 4:00, kevin durant day

jonathan: turn our attention south to redskins training camp where robert burton has been all day long hey, robert. robot -- robert: what is going on? there are different groups. running back, quarterbacks and the linebackers. that is where the hits come robert: welcome back to richmond for redskins training camp. we are live. we are covering it all for you. you come to training camp, of course. you want to see the sexy positions the receivers and the running backs and you want to see your quarterback. let's switch over to the defense. you want to see the linebackers. that is where the hits come in. we sat down with lana: brown who tells us it's a close-knit group and a couple of them are a little crazy. >> we r n.w.o. >> new world order? >> no. they named it. got to go along. we try to do things together get to know each other. the more you know each other outside of football, better you will know them on the field. robert: one day i will figure out what it stands for. now switch gears to scott abraham at the citi open with an update on tennis. what's up, scott? scott: hello, robert.

robert burton has more with the coach of the week. robert: he's not a guy you pick a fight with. a simple reason. ron wheeler has been teaching martial arts for 30 years. practicing for 40. multiple gold medals. five foot trophies. even a hall of famer. boy does he love his life. >> some people have a job if i go in today, somebody is going to make the news. somebody will get it. i never get up with that feeling. rob: you can add pun lished author. the power of a chapter about his mom who lost the battle with leukemia. >> she has seen me competitor of the year and do theater, stage combat. but she didn't get to see me go to china. my going was sport of dedicated to her. find him in old-up to alexandria, the u.f.c. gym where he is kickboxing every day of the week. >> the big trophies. you and the trophy are the same height. not just now but some of the students too. does it get old? >> winning never gets old. ever. robert: with the coach of the week, i'm robert burton. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. >> it will be okay. >> it's wet over there. larry: tonight, tro

robert burton sat down with the first round pick earlier today. >> there is pressure, but nobody putsore pressure on themselves than me,. --than me. just doing what the coaches want. erin: it was not the nationals' night in miami. down 7-0 in the ninth, brian goodwin's bid to get them on the scoreboard was denied. robbing goodwin of the home run. the nats have now lost two straight. the orioles won their fifth in a row, beating the royals. nats are stacked, so many good players come it surprising when this happens. erin: losing to the i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. alison:? with the last word showers right now, and where we have the showers is where we could have patchy fog. 92 the high thursday, feeling like middle to upper 90's. we do this all over again friday. c

robert burton has more. robert: all eyes on jordan reed in ash burn as he returned to practice. >> feeling good. obviously great to be back with the teammates. back to work. robert: on the p.u.p. list. there is could see time on sunday against bengals. >> jordan has missed time before and come back and in the missed a beat. freakish guy with the luxury of doing that. >> one of the best players on the team. he is a joy to play with. great to have him back. i think as importantly as having jordan back. it was great to have the offense together for the first time. >> how excited are you to get him back out for the preseason action. >> it's exciting. with the type of player what he brings to the field and the offense, you know, how explosive he is. >> when you are out there, it gives them a sense of confidence. not that you need it but does it do anything for the confidence when you hear about that? >> it feels good when the head coach says that and has the confidence in me. it makes me work harder to keep provin

alison: now get to robert burton in richmond. hi, robert. robert: it has been two days to be exact i got lucky. a breeze going on. yesterday was the same situation. who is counting. anyway, redskins. good news to report. no really big injuries. as far as the latest one goes, keith marshal is out for the year injuring his knee. a new swell for surge -- new swell for surgery today. besides that a good day. especially those traveling long distance to be here. wait until you hear how long the next guy traveled. it's not just for football. some fans barely travel hundreds of miles for training camp. imagine thousands of mails to richmond. >> it's hot by the way. >> it's quite warm. his favorite team. >> oh! >> all franchises why the redskins? >> just 1958 i saw a game -- 1985 i saw a game that joe theismann broke his leg. the rest is history. >> his favorite team brought him to his favorite lady. he met his girlfriend and fellow skins fan on instagram. i assume the reason you are with him is because he is a redskins fan. >> absolutely right. >> n

robert burton is live in richmond for the redskins training camp. hey, robert.obert: this is day six. the players came out. but before that another group of people out here. men and women of service. they went through the gauntlet as well. we were here to see it. >> nice job. >> a true grind today. not just for the players. >> nice job. >> much respect to the people, football players who do this daily. >> naval officer samuel johnson is one of many that took part in the u.s.a.a. nfl boot camp. boy was he gassed. >> m come out here. and just do a tad bit of what the redskins do. >> eye opener. >> i thought i was going to fall down from overuse. that was tough. >> chance for the nfl to give back to the service men. reminder that they are appreciated and not forgotten. >> not a lot of people get to go like this. a lot of people get to watch it on the nfl network but to be up close and personal is a great opportunity. >> it's giving back. it's cool to feel like you are part of the community. especially in you're not from the area. cool opportunity. robert this is al

robert burton was there. he has the latest coming up later in sports. nathan: i'm nathan baca. the purple line rail will run through the silver spring lawn row -- silver spr nancy: new information tonight about plans to build a purple line. the georgetown branch trail will close next tuesday as part of the project. the trail will be closed for four to five years between wood mont avenue in siller is spring -- silver spring. larry: business owners along the path of the purple line face a deadline. mauve or close up shop. the government watchdog nathan baca shows us how the business owners believe they are getting short changed through imminent domain. >> the first building to be demolished for the future purple line empty storage shed. down the line, the businesses. livelihood all stand in the path of >> often very little money. >> the restaurant has been in silver spring 17 years. 20 people work there. >> i don't know what i will do with all of them. >> the purple line may not be complete until 2022 but the business owners need to make a choice now. decide by august 31 to move

douglas, robert jackson, harold burton and tom clark.he minority chief justice vinson voted with the president who appointed him, justices stanley reed and sherman minton. so we're going to return to another oral argument. and this is from one of the other clerks. his name is george nybank and in an exchange between justices jackson and clark about their decision in this case. let's listen. >> after they announced the decision at that time tom clark sat on one side of jackson, probably on the left. and tom clark announced his concurrence. i don't remember whether he wrote an opinion or not. but jackson leaned over to him and whispered i'm glad to see that you've decided to be a judge, tom. now, jackson told me that. >> you reacted when you heard that. >> it's very interesting, yes. of course, jackson's talking about this from his own experience. he was attorney general under roosevelt. during which time he made some arguments very similar. same thing happened with korematsu. and, for jackson, it was very important to make a distinction i

robert hardy had long been a familiar screen face. in 1965, he appeared with his friend, richard burton spy who came in from the cold. in the troubleshooters, he played a ruthless businessman. the real robert hardy had a short fuse to and admitted he could sometimes be difficult to work with. we few, we happy few, we band of brothers! in his youth he was a fine stage actor. in 1960, he played henry v in actor. in 1960, he played henry v in a television adaptation. these are some of the prose that were shot from longbows. he later became an expert on the english longbow, which won henry v his detry at agincourt. it appealed to his patriotism. the weapon of the common man, the hunt. therefore prescribed by the rulers of england. it always in the background, ready to become the great war weapon of the middle ages. shia the germans are not working for equal status, they are looking for weapons! now, they will soon be looking for war! he more or less cornered the market in portrayals of winston churchill, playing him at least six times. now in germany they have not found as yet any outlet bu

and he was joined on the court by justices hugo black, harold burton, tom clark, william douglas, felix frankfurter, robert jackson, sherman minton and stanley reed. last week we heard that vinson did not do a very effective job at bringing coalitions together. in 1952 was it still very very divided and was he having a difficult time bringing together two groups within the court that really didn't see eye to eye? >> well, i think the basic problem with vinson, was that his colleagues didn't republican respect him very much. thus, he did not have the institutional authority that was necessary to try to bring the justices together is what i would say. the division that i think is most important to perhaps talk about is the rivalry between jackson and frankfurt on the one hand, and hugo black, and douglas on the other. and what that represented in terms of how the justices thought about the constitution, i'm sure jeffrey will have something to say about this, but the thing to say about the first combination was that there was a belief in judicial restraint and concern about the justices issuing holdings that