join me in thanking them, and tom leonard will come up and make some closing statements. >>> journalist maziar bahari tells his story on c-span 2. here's a brief preview. >> when i was in prison, and when i was being interrogated, my interrogator somehow became my muse, because to start with, when i got into prison, i thought i'm going to be in and out in ten days, and i'm going to write an article, "ten days in an iranian jail." and every time he would say something stupid or making a presumption about my life or about life in the west, i was saying, okay. i'll have that in my book and that in my book. so i was just trying to add color to it as i was asking my question. so basically, he did not have any other human contact besides me. because he has spent all his time in the interrogation room. he was tired of talking to his buddies, other revolutionaries. so sometimes he was confiding in me. he was telling me about his personal life. i could hear his conversations with his wife. even sometimes when he was beating me, he was talking to his wife. i remember one day he was holding my ear

leonard. >> sportscenter 5 with mike lynch. mike l.: tom brady is having one of the best years of his career at the age of 38, a testament to his work ethic. as bob halloran tells us it's due to his talented and deep receiving corps. bob: how does tom brady do it, not alone. while you may not have been able to say that in years past, you can now. the patriots have the best receiving corps in football. tom: it's a trust, quarterback-receiver trust relationship, trying to put the ball where our guy can make a play on it . mike l.: 75% of brady's completions, 78% of his yards and 85 parents of his touchdown passes and brandon is just returning to form making the fab four a fab five. >> i'm trying, i'm trying to get there, working every day and doing everything i can to get back on the same page with tom. this all boils down to me going to work and catching the ball. >> the wide receivers need chemistry with each other and overall, the whole offense needs chemistry with each other where everyone is on the same page. mike l.: they're second to l

leonard dolphins earn afc player of the week honors. last. >> for the past couple of years people have talked about how many more years tom brady can be a quarterback. it looks like we'll be talking about that for many more years to come. >> if brady's window, as they say, was ever closing, he has swung it back open. currently on pace to post career best or seconds best in yards, touchdowns, completion percentage, quarterback rating and fewest interceptions. he's even throwing the deep ball better, a fact he was surprised to learn. >> really? >> that's surprising to me. >> yep. >> up from 28% to 47% on balls thrown from 21 to 30 yards. >> whether it's a five-yard pass or it's a 50-yard pass, the mechanics of the throw are very similar, like hitting a wedge or a driver. it's the same swing. one is just, you know, there is just a little nuance to it that may be a little different. i haven't hit the driver as well. as i probably hit the wedges. >> in addition to all of those gaudy numbers there is this one. 2.13. that's the average time in seconds it takes brady to go from snap to pass. think about it. that means brady would have thrown seven passes f