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. >> jimmy: and it's a a documentary about -- >> we did this production of "richard iii" that sam mendestage director. and we did this production that was half american actress, half british actress doing classic work. and we toured the world across three continents, 12 cities, over ten months. and i did over 200 performances as richard iii. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> so it's a wonder they didn't find my bones in some parking lot. [ laughter ] and we decided that we wanted to capture this experience because it's so unique now for a company to go around the world and do theater. and it was the most incredible experience. and so this film is really a a chance for people to see what it's like to be an actor in a a company. and it's also a bit of a a travelogue. and it was also, for me, a bit of a precursor to playing frank underwood in "house of cards" because maybe people don't know that francis was actually based on richard iii, when it was originally written. >> jimmy: i did not know this. >> yeah, that's why i talk directly to the camera in the show because i know you may think ferris buel

richard farrelly is a sports journalist joining us live via skype. thank you for being with us. how important is it that michael sam is gay to this story? >> it's the whole reason for the story. you don't have people taken in the last round of the n.f.l. draft become storeys, unless they are the last pick and they're an ironic story. michael sam being the first n.f.l. gay player is significant because he's going into n.f.l. football. that's where the whole story is here. >> there was one n.f.l. - former n.f.l. coach that gave a quote to sports illustrated anonymously saying "i don't think football is ready for an openly gay player yet", is that true? >> i don't know if i can answer that. seems like a hypothetical. we'll know the answer in a few months. it seems if n.f.l. is not ready for a homosexual player, it probably should have one. it's about time. particularly in u.s. sports. we have had an openly gay soccer player within the last year, an openly gay basketball player. there's no reason why n.f.l. should have to be the last frontier. whether the n.f.l. is ready or not. it's part of the story, but not somethin

a pass to brad richards rangers take three in a row eliminating the pens it's standard for teams to introduce new players after the draft. michael sams have been meeting the media. it's one of the final few selections in the third day of the draft. a lot of people are questioning whether sam will be able to make the roster. >> when you see me, i'm determined to be great and to make this team. and i have every confidence in myself that will make the team. so when i do make it, i put my past on, someone wants to say something, you'll see them making good, big play was the field. >> he's ready. >> with brandon bell out, last night, it was a new guy with three rbis. the first start for the giants. and goes splashed down. to homers and chicago 18 can't seem to stay in the majors. he's hoping to make a lasting impression. >> i'm not sure i'm trying to give a competitive at bat. but i'd just like to take like everyone else, i want to be in that big spot. that is what happens. everybody wants to be that kind of guy. you know? >> giants playing bridge tonight. a's and white sox tonight. jose fernandez becoming the latest pitcher to go down. f

a pass to brad richards rangers take three in a row eliminating the pens it's standard for teams to introduce new players after the draft. michael samsting the media. it's one of the final few selections in the third day of the draft. a lot of people are questioning whether sam will be able to make the roster. >> when you see me, i'm determined to be great and to make this team. and i have every confidence in myself that will make the team. so when i do make it, i put my past on, someone wants to say something, you'll see them making good, big play was the field. >> he's ready. >> with brandon bell out, last night, it was a new guy with three rbis. the first start for the giants. and goes splashed down. to homers and chicago 18 can't seem to stay in the majors. he's hoping to make a lasting impression. >> i'm not sure i'm trying to give a competitive at bat. but i'd just like to take like everyone else, i want to be in that big spot. that is what happens. everybody wants to be that kind of guy. you know? >> giants playing bridge tonight. a's and white sox tonight. jose fernandez becoming the latest pitcher to go down. fernandez will

sam worthlebacher. joe the plumber, held up by the middle class. yesterday he wrote this on-line letter to richardartinez with the message "i am sorry you lost your child, but your dead kids don't trump my constitutional rights." so the question is at what point do we as a country acknowledge that what we have here might be a cultural problem? here with me now is nationally syndicated radio talk show host michael medved. >> nice to meet you in person. >> i am want going to make you responsible and have to answer for joe the lum plumber's words. >> i am not now nor have ever been a member of the nra, but i do support second amendment rights, and i think it's very important to get some perspective here. this horrible young man, elliott rodger murdered six people, three of them were killed by knives. they were. by the way, those two roommates who had called the cops on him in the past knew he was dangerous. had they taken precautions of arming themselves with some handguns, they might be alive today. >> let me ask you this because i think one of the -- "the daily beast had an article about this issue

sam that landed a miami dolphin in trouble. >> he peteed omg and horrible. they are disappointed at jones and will talk to him. dolphins are trying to improve their image after jonathan martin was bullied by richardognito. he is traded to the 49ers. >>> jason collins responded to the draft pick and wrote. i am getting ready for my game against the heat. i wanted to say congrats to mike sam football. and rams. singer john legend had this to say on twitter. >> congratulations. it as victory for love. >> and president obama said this. a white house statement said he congratulated the slice rams and nfl and michael sam. from the playing field. lbgt americans prove every day you should be judged by what you do and not who you are. >>> this morning caltrans is moving an off ramp in san francisco. this is the off ramp of highway 101 before you get to the golden gate bridge. it is being moved south to where it is now. the that that means, they should be prepared to exit earlier than usual. if you don't. you will go across the bridge and end up in marin county. it will last a month. and crews work on the new doyle drive project. >> homeless momless in san francisco are being given the star treatment. >> 3

players like michael sam the way they grade out, usually go in the fifth, sixth or seventh rounds. there's no shame in that. a lot of good players, richard sherman, was drafted in those later rounds. but the issue is going to become, that question that's lingering out there which is the fact that nfl general managers are some of the most risk averse people on earth and you could just see them getting nervous about, do i want the distraction, do i want the scrutiny, do i want everything that comes of being the home of the first openly gay player in the nfl? of course that's completely backwards. that's the nfl problem, not michael sam's problem. i want to take you into the mind of some of these guys. the way they think is not the way being aligned with a forward-thinking view of what makes us human beings. >> wade davis, a former nfl player who came out as gay after retiring, says the nfl is in a no-win situation with sam. if he gets cut from training camp before the season starts? >> i mean not so much if he gets cut from training camp before the season starts because there will be enough footage, because what michael sam's players say i

richard engel. we'll see you then again from donetsk, ukraine. >>> michael sam becomes the first openly gay player in. louis rams picked sam in the seventh and final round of the draft. miguel al maguimaguer joins us. >> reporter: elite college players making the jumps to the pros, and for one player he did something that no one's ever done before. >> he waited three days in nearly seven rounds. the nfl draft almost over, when history was made. >> for the 249th pick in the 2014 nfl draft, the st. louis rams select michael sam, defensive end, missouri. >> sam received the news over the phone. the emotion, the weight of the moment nearly too much to handle. surrounded by loved ones, sam, who came out publicly in february, is the nfl's first openly gay player to be drafted. late saturday, sam spoke to nbc affiliate ksdk in st. louis. >> i'm proud to give everything i've got for st. louis. so many people are proud of the st. louis organization, for being the one to make history. >> reporter: at missouri, sam was a southeastern conference defensive player of the year. an all-american standout. but he perf

richard quest there. >>> we cross now to india. a country of a billion people. many of them sweltering under a strong heat wave right now. our meteorologist same is in the world weather center. i understand you found interesting ways they found to beat this heat. >> that is right. you have to find novel ways to keep your cool when the heat is on. this is premonsoonal. the big heat wave that sets up the monsoon that brings in their seasonal rainfall during the summer. so across india and pakistan, look at some of these numbers. well above average. in the low 40s for yesterday's high temperatures. and more heat on the way. so they're trying to keep their cool here at the zoo by hosing off the animals. i'm sure this beautiful lion, look at that mane, i'm sure it's hot, though, wearing that fur coat. keeping cool with a nice hosing down there. here, this is an interesting new exhibit or i should say park in ahmadabad. you can go inside and get in the snow. they've got sleds and toboggans. you can play in the snow and make snow men. that's an interesting way to keep the heat, even though it's in the low 40s, outside. and the humidity on the rise h

. >> reporter: this follows the story of richard dane, a family man that accidentally killed an intruder and is left with the gristly repercussions. it stars samhere is the latest from drew barrymore and adam sandler. the duo are teaming up for a third time in "blended," a romantic comedy following the lives of two single parents who after a disastrous blind date wind up on the same vacation in the same situation and in the same suite. >> why are you flipping my dad off? >> i'm not. >> that's what's going on in the theaters this weekend. >> for today, nbc news, new york. >> are any of these films right for you this holiday weekend? access hollywood film critic, scott man and suzanne corso are going to take us through them all. let's start with you, scott. is this the 19th or 20th. >> it is the fifthth or the seventh from you include the two wolverine spin-offs with our man, hugh jackman. if you saw the other films, this is for you. this is a superior super-hero sequel that's excellent, exciting, exhilarating. >> you said if you saw the other ones. >> i never saw any of the first five. i can't catch up now. >> if you didn't see the other films,

sam nunn and these states are no longer as automatic republican as they might have been a couple cycles ago. it's a pragmatic argument and hammered home by those folks that larry just referred to. richardristine o'donnell, todd aiken, they bring back ghosts of lost senate seats past. >> it is interesting, larry, that the democrats are putting forth female candidates to run against these establishment republicans. is that effective? >> well, i think in both cases they made good choices. they put forward candidates who certainly have a chance to win. their problem, of course, is that this is a low turnout midterm election. the turnout is skewed to the republican side and president obama's job approval rating in both kentucky and georgia is in the mid 30s. obviously that doesn't help any democrat. i think they'll be very lucky to win even one of those two seats. >> we'll see. larry and john, thank you for your insight. i appreciate it. >>> china is furious with the united states for indicting five of its military officers on hacking charges. it is threatening to scale back on promoting -- guess what? cybersecurity. those officers accused of stealing trade secrets from major american compa