vince: and it will be a nominal amount at first. trying to make a lame commodities joke. alix: you have to hang out with vince and i to really understand commodities. olivia: that sounds like a really exciting night. [laughter] in the meantime, let's take a look at the top stories we are watching at this hour. it's a new frontier for go-go, the company that supplies wireless to airplane passengers. they have gotten clearance for next generation services and will target dolling the technology and 500 lanes next year. sony plans to enter the commercial drone business, saying they will offer drone .ervices they will capture high-definition images and submit them for analysis. and it is seen as the holy grail for medical researchers. are getting closer to develop a universal flu vaccine that would work against the number of strains of the virus. that could eliminate the need to come up with a new flu vaccine every year. .hat could be huge coming up on the bloomberg market day, we will speak to pimco's executive about the global market s

music from vince staples. tomorrow night, andy samberg, seattle seahawks qb russell wilson, and music from butch walker. so join us then. our first guest tonight is a tony award-winning, emmy-nominated actor, and one of only a handful of performers to have played both hamlet on stage and sabretooth on screen. watch the season premiere of "ray donvan" july 12th on showtime. please welcome liev schreiber. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: i have to tell you something. i wound up typing your name several times today and each time i typed "l-i-e-v" it auto corrected to "live." that would drive me insane if i was you? does that bother you? >> it's not as bad as when people call me leave. >> jimmy: change your name to live. >> not bad. >> jimmy: live schreiber. sounds like something that would be on the daily catch menu. >> it's fresh. >> jimmy: i know you're a fight fan. boxing particularly. are you a ufc fan as well? >> i am.

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in many see vince up their. >> gary: the move vote on with your life to.here will be another one tomorrow. eight to one so vince better walk around with the a's house and affecting your life. to one in the fifth inning and thompson brothers right now at least at least two siblings in the big show tracy thompson younger brother of the warriors brought up after seven minor-league seasons getting a tryout with the chicago white sox and james carton a great basketball player but how was this of bentsen offered $200 million cassette snowshoes for davis cavan a tenure avenger million dollar deal and the brawn the 50 james parton has a beard but 200 million the so shoes for adidas in local connection here in china right now running and youth basketball camp to left as donovan blight from peace paul autos beside prep high-school ginkgo became friends and the man behind donovan is kevin the bodyguard who is now executive producer of kron 4 sports a better chance to go to china but in the meantime kissing mirer and their donovan and there he is kevin the bodyguard c

orders of francisco from the republic of vince wall and the from mexico government other awards include the chamber of commerce, the historic making history and the latinos heritage most education award she was the matriculate of her family and the board of education and express our sincere condolences meeting . >> and this place did not look like this this is unbelievable and it is the jewel of the tenderloin thank you, mr. mayor for making it so and boys and girls club over there and other entities and the big missing piece a kid's we're missing with only trophy we have to yeah oh, at the hall of fame without further and i do let me introduce the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> thank you. well it's fun to be here with the champion of tenderloin and the police station as well as the wonderful kids out here happy summerhouse life without school (laughter) well, i'm glad to be here joining you on to national night out we're doing that all over the city you'll be up in another place greeting the kids it is a night where we have a sized family kids coming out to really participated

we'll tell you what hall-of-famer vince scully plans to do next year. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to your wife you sociopath! leave slow internet behind. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past. get fios. tea? now $79.99 a month. go online or call now. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> a broadcast legend will be back in the baseball booth next season. vince scully plans to return for the 67th season with the dodgers. scully is 87 years old. he started calling games dodgers in 1950 when they were in brooklyn. he's called 25 world series, 12 all-star games and several no hitters and perfect games. >>> the good year blimp, right? you've probably seen them hovering over sporting events. it's ret

we will talk to vince piazza about this.an: saudi arabia tells opec it cut crude output by 230,000 they're also in july. that is a sign that perhaps we are willing to consider talking about cartel pricing again. nowhere near it. tom: i am seeing a shift in and lower interest rates as well. let's move on to greece. brandan: big day, big world to europe. greece's next payment is due on august 20. nine days ahead of time, the european commission and the e.u.'s rescue funds have agreed on what greece needs to do to get a $94 billion bailout. we have a deal, kind of, maybe. hans nichols is with us in the studio. this is got to go to europe's parliaments where the power lies. can this get to the bundestag? hans: the optics out of berlin overnight, seems willing to sign off. there is a phone call between jean-claude juncker and angela merkel later today. then we will have an answer. brandan: we are learning all sorts of new terminology. one thing we've been talking about over the last month's prior actions. do we know what they are

because when i see you, i do. [ laughter ] >> where would you think vince is right now? >> seth: i feel like vince probably went to college. >> college, okay, okay. >> seth: i think he played some college ball. i don't think he made it to the pros. but i feel like he's a happy person. >> he's definitely okay. no, but a lot of fans, they always want to know where i'm at. i'll tell him, "maybe he went to the nfl. maybe he didn't." >> seth: it's weird you're having conversations about a make believe person. [ laughter ] >> it's not a lie. he's kind of not real. >> seth: wallace, they don't ask that to because he's not alive, even fictionally. >> yeah. >> seth: spoler alert, they've had to watch it, i feel like at this point. >> it's been a decade. >> seth: more than a decade, yeah. [ laughter ] that sort of famously on shows, i feel like "the sopranos" or "the wire," these kind of shows, you're always at risk at finding out your character is not going to make it. did you see this coming when you were on the show? how did they let you know? >> yeah, i mean, i was so young at

i mean, vince vaugn, colin ferrell, rachel mcadams. they're not here, you are. let's talk about you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but this is a very interesting story. you wanted this role so bad you went and drove and met this writer director guy. it sounds like very interesting to me. >> nic pizzolatto. >> jimmy: pizzolatto. yeah, i did want the gig. and i tipped the hat to the agent who had an early beat on it. and i live in austin. and he said -- i guess i was one of three guys nick was looking for woodrough, who i inevitably ended up playing. >> jimmy: i was one of the other three guys so congratulations. [ light laughter ] >> right. so i flew to l.a. and he was in ojai, two hours from l.a. basically, 45 on a motorcycle. >> jimmy: did you? >> no, i didn't take it. >> jimmy: okay. got you. >> but i was like, yeah, let me pitch myself and go in there. and i brought a buddy with me, one of my best mates and, you know. took the jeep up, i'm like just outside, it's like -- kind of like little bar. >> jimmy: who's your buddy? do i know him? >> no

all of the different gates she is got ten away with she was involved in vince alleged suicide. >> you are crazy. >> she did some weird post suicide evidence stuff. >> did she? >> we don't have to go back to vincent foster. we don't have to go back. >> okay. but you look at her fast and all of this horrible stuff she got away with and i think obama is involved in this because he doesn't want her to win and that's why he is being so>> valley jarrett is speaking. >> there you go. she is your lady. >> i love her. >> there are things conservatives don't like. >> i am getting this feeling after 20-years. i cannot wait to vote for her. i cannot wait to vote for her twice. look, who among us have not accidentally sent an e-mail with national security clearance information inside of it? it is a human thing. she is a human being. >> that's where you are wrong. we don't know if she is a human being. i doubt she is a human being. she doesn't think this is a big deal, john. >> it has been more than 20-years. she is teflon. onspiracy is partly se. because of how sketchy she is. there are many reaso

he stars along vince vaughn in "true detective" season two, watch sundays at 9:00 on hbo. he's welcome colin farrell! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? everything all right? >> i'm good. oh! >> jimmy: okay. well, that's -- no, no, no, no, no. >> thank you, thank you! >> jimmy: please. i'm so sorry about that. >> you keeping him around till after the show? i know he's on your employment list. >> jimmy: weird thing is he works here, i don't know why -- >> so i believe. he'll still be in the building when we finish this tet a tet, yeah? >> jimmy: yeah, no. don't mess with you. >> he can have a sniff of me at his funeral. where did he go? he went for the neck. it was a bit vampiric. the nose or the lips, what was he trying to touch against my neck? >> jimmy: i think he was trying to smell you. >> with his lips? [ laughter ] >> he's evolved into some other creature i will never understand. >> jimmy: he has a whole different set of senses than anybody else. >> except for none. >> jimmy: how's life? >> good. >> jimmy: good with the family? >> yeah, yeah, you? >

a good friend of mine to but beyond his bomb building was a much of a factor in the course of the vince. is there anything you could add to that? >> i think he was the presence we were very well aware of. by the time i took office then they could see the man who stood up to the regime. and was very clear about it so he stood up to the regime and was banished but when we have a human-rights agenda and gorbachev came to power but i talk to him a couple of times with the neighbors were objecting because --. [laughter] he was very proud of the quality of the cookies. >> i think that is an important aspect. >> i think the kgb could handle them personally arrest them and give warnings to young people who started to become involved as a dissident movement to warn them off. but is still had to arrest a lot of people. what it could not do was stop the leaching of ideas and to the heads of the soviet people. no matter how many decisions but it would have gotten him arrested 10 years before. the dissidents didn't threaten the street demonstrations but what it did threaten wusses inside people's. g

a newly issued severe thunderstorm warning until 7:00 seating that includes southwestern vince williams county, also the city of manassas. we will have more on this approaching storm as it moves closer to us over the next 15-20 minutes and all evening long on abc seven. meantime, a farmer fights for his own money. the federal government seized $65,000 without charging him with any wrongdoing. this is what it looks like it dulles airport. we are checking back in with steve. coming up in sports, the tarp is off the field in the ayers are on. -- players are on. that's coming up on abc 7 news leon: a maryland dairy farmer is not to fighting the federal $65,000nt. the feds because it is something the bank itself recommended you do. brad bell explains. reporter: randy always wanted to be a dairy farmer any got pretty good at it even of you still pushing a broom and gets up at midnight to milk cows. he has built his self down creamery into a growing boutique supplier of dairy products index. -- and eggs. >> we raise the animals, raise the feed, feed the cows, but in glass, delivered to your ho

. >> like domestic lie vince, for example? >> domestic violence is definitely one of the calls we get that are alcohol related. people that commit domestic violence after drinking alcohol is usually something that was already there and alcohol abuse is an excuse. it's not really. it's something that it doesn't make you lose control, but they use it as an excuse. >> exactly. i am sure you have seen many in your years with the department. one of the things you probably have a concern, we talk about domestic violence. how about sexual assault. women that like to have a cocktail, they meet somebody in a bar, that puts themselves at risk? >> once again, it definitely affects your judgment. it affects the judgment of the person, the female. it also affects the person that's offering her to drink. so a lot of times you'll do things that you normally wouldn't do if you weren't drinking. and you have regrets. >> and you also have the problem, people spikeing drinks. >> absolutely. >> all of a sudden she drinks and it hits her like two

. >> vince brooke works for the imperial irrigation district, the largest consumer of colorado river water in the u.s. >> this here will clear up into the north end the valley. this'll go 40 miles. really? wow. just taking water to all the fields and farms? >> yes. >> wow. and how far do you think we are from the colorado river itself? >> right now probably about 83 miles. >> wow. it's amazing. >> coming here, you'd never know that california is in the middle of its worst drought since records began. the state has declared an emergency, and ordered cuts on water use for the first time. but those restrictions don't apply here. we're in the imperial valley, a community of just 450 farmers whose water rights date back generations. >> i can remember my grandfather many times saying, you know they'll come a time when we fight over every last drop of water in the river. >> ed hale is one of those farmers, who invited us on a tour of his ranch. he says the drought has created pressure to use less water. >> there's a great hue and cry to you know, reallocate, reallocate. i mean, what? are we

vince young, matt hasselbeck. jake locker. charlie whitehurst. that's a lot there, john. jake locker, they took him and thought he was going to be the guy. he retired last year in the off season. 26 years old. they've been looking. again, there's been some good moments in that group. they're hoping they found their guy in the middle, number 8. certainly showed some good moments tonight. he showed some good moments in the first few years. >> referee: five-yard penalty. still second down. >> kevin: as you pointed out earlier, things changed ail little bit when the regular season starts. there's going to be struggle at some point. >> john: absolutely. i think he understands that. ken whisenhunt and this offensive staff has done a nice job of making him aware of that. so much is around you. do you have the offensive line to protect you. do you have the receivers in? this is the team. they were 2-14. there's a reason they got marcus mariota. they weren't very good. i think they're getting a lot better. marcus mariota is the first part of that equation. the offensive line, the

they now say that they control the shabwa roman catholic vinc a--province in the south. >> taking control. recapturing the buildings in the main city of ta taiz. on saturday, they announced that they had managed to expel the houthis and their allies afte >> they ha >> we're in constant contact with the commander hq in aden. we're all working together to cleanse taiz and we'll work to liberate ibb. >> 18 houthi rebels were killed and 30 others were injured. the destruction caused by the fighting were cleared. momentum has been on the side of pro government forces since they managed to capture the port city of aden. the coalition has provided armored carriers, weapons and logistical support to the forces. but with all this destruction and the extreme poverty faced by most people here it's still not clear what will help to rebuild the homes and lives of yemenis when all of this is over. al jazeera. >> still to come. >> commemorations marking 70 years since the end of the second world war. also, bein seeing red, anger spills out on the streets of guatemala. that story in just a few moment's t

this has gone on since whitewater and vince foster. >> hillary have been completely truthful?egardless of that, hillary's problems are fueling speculation about how vulnerable she is to her democratic rivals. >> is it possible that some moderate challenge to clinton could -- whether it's jim webb or somebody else -- >> hard to say moderate -- >> go where the energy is. that's what gets people -- >> where do you think she'd be in the polls? >> 20 points ahead in two weeks. >> and then bernie sanders? >> no, ahead of hillary. >> 20 points ahead of them. >> joining us now with reaction from dallas, former clinton white house aide keith boykin. and jessica starlif. keith, nothing to see here? >> we've been through this before. they accused her of killing her friend, of being involved in the whitewater scandal, the benghazi scandal -- this is nothing new in terms of the allegations against hillary clinton. but she's been a very resilient political figure -- >> keith, in hindsight, there actually was something there on some of the things -- you may push back on the vince foster but

. >> the people in anbar were vince have a long history of animosity with the shia led government if baghdad. there seems to be efforts in the popular noble indication forces to take a part the government agreed with him and told the u.s. to stop its forces. >> there if there was mobilization. it could be easily won. >> he's described as one of the most powerful men in iraq. he has long dismissed his role in fighting isil in iraq, but now he's openly criticizing an integral part of strategy. >> stocks are trading higher today despite another down day on the chinese exchanges. [ bell ] the dow soared 400 points at the hope. that katrina adams. she'll be here tomorrow. right now it's up 2%. in china the shanghai composite anded down again. but the nikkei at 3.2. sang high is down. >> for the first-degree murder of alexander boyk. life imprisonment without possibility without parole. >> all told, holmes received 3,000 years in jail. the judge called holmes an angry quitter who gave up online and turned hi turn--he's charged with raping a 15-year-old and is part of a ritual at st. paul s

exactly what she he is going through because the same year she was diagnosed with ms, so was her doctor, vince. >> i remember after being diagnosed, i went to the basement of my parents of house and watched tv and started thinking about things. i said i should be able to figure out how to cure this. then after i became a neurologist, i said you can't. >> he was 22-year-old, a graduate of cornell and facing an uncertain future. without a known cure, he followed every development and every treatment there was. >> my mother said you can't treat yourself. you have to see other doctors. after i made the discoveries, i realized the other doctors didn't have the knowledge i have. then i said i have to pull the trump card and started treating myself and i was able to finish my book. >> in his book, he explores what it's like to be patient and doctor. he says while ms has been a struggle, as someone who treats others with the same disease -- >> it's been the great of the blessing. they talk about my back is on fire. i feel like my leg was about to go out from me. i said i had that yesterday. >> reporte

thank you's we don't do it alone we need friends and supporters to first and foremost to local 261 and vince i want to point out this was something that was really, really important to local 261 and to the organization we take pause and it is an mr. shamann walton tradition that to r is birth over time thank you to bob and the golden gate adjudicate club thank you very much (clapping) the san francisco parks alliance the nonprofit partner that is supporting this event scoma's restaurant and playroom advisors thank you for supporting local 261 and our city we appreciate it obviously your recreation and parks department mission another plan of entertainment you guys been excited existed about one of the elements in the gift packet and thank you to sfpd's for the award winners are recognized a few people terry and danier and councilmember davis and maesht and tom joe and bob was very involved and another bob the park patrol team and the superintendent alvera alvarez thank you for pulling this off (clapping) all right. last but not least if margaret you can tell me where it is we have one piece

the government, whose army and police units abandoned their positions when isil entered anbar's pro vince capital in may. washington has reportedly asked prime minister haider al-abadi not to use shia militiamen to secure sunni territories to avoid worsening secretary tear worseening secretaryworsen secretarsectarian tensions. >> some embassies should review their positions. we won't allow anyone to interview with our internal affairs. this is a red line. >> an influence man, he has been leading the fight against isil. his brigade is the strongest militia in the popular mobilization forces. he also belongs to a political party that has a strong presence in parliament. >> he's the number one man in the popular mobilization forces. and prime minister abady and not everyone else can marginalize him. the u.s. is worrying about its strengths, especially in the post isil phase. it wants to contain its power and numbers. >> but the militias have become stronger than the state and the army. the popular mobilization forces is believed to number around 100,000 men. they were given official status b

vince decastro takes over pretty darn good program. >> oh, jessica dean here. >> yes, welcome to philadelphia. >> yes. >> we will be right ba you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the the cw philly. our sister station. we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> coming up next, "cbs evening news". the tonight donald trump is on the attack. chip reid on the latest war of word. in for scott pelley, is nora o'donnell. >> odonnell: trump's twitter tirade. the front-runner lashes out at fellow republicans and breaches a cease-fire with megyn kelly with a "b" word. also tonight, another big loss for the stock market, but the housing market is heating up. echoes of katrina, 10 years later, 911 operators remember when the phone line became a life line. >> i'm gonna die. the water's rising in the attic, ma'am. >> and 40 years on the run. >> i want to make one of the greatest rock records ever. >> the song that saved the boss'

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obviously in the nhl and some have called him the vince lombardi of hockey. al arbour was the second winningest coach in nhl history. but his importance to the islanders and his players was second to none. if not for arbour the islanders may not have won four consecutive cups. he still is the second winningest coach in history and evening came back to the islanders in 2007 to coach his 1500th career game. which of course they won. he was the coach of the year in 1979. he is a hall of famer. the islanders releasing a statement from gm garth snow today saying al is one of the reasons new york islanders are a historic franchise: >> al arbour was 82. >>> all right tonight on the diamond kind of feels like a role reversal between the yankees and the mets. the yankees are in atlanta. the mets are hosting the red sox. if you have any doubts that this is a special season for the mets, watch this play. last night extra innings in philly. the ball goes off the pitcher's heel bounces straight to daniel murphy, who with a no look assist! hats off to pitcher carlos torres

vince scully says every day you go out to see a ballgame there's always something different. >> the tentou the working mom hall of fame award, six weeks back from having your second baby. congratulations. >> congratulations. >> thank you. life has been crazy and hectic but it's nice to be back. >> work becomes a break. [ laughter ] >> we won't tell the baby but it's great to see you. >> thanks so much for watching us here at 5:30. we'll see you back here in half an hour. we have news updates always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> axelrod: trump gets dumped. the donald is disinvited from avi gathering of conservatives after making a coarse suggestion about a female news anchor.r. a deadly typhoon in asia knocks out power for millions. how this grainy surveillanceil video could help solve a 25- year-old, $500 million art heist mystery. >> how are you feeling? >> oh, in control. >> axelrod: and on the wings of the historic tuskegee airmen the next generation of african american pilots takes flight.t. >> most of our people see like rap stars and ba

. >> vince was saying he has tight roped across the atlantic city boardwalk. >> right. >> it is just so nerve racking. >> can you imagine being his wife at the end. he is married, and has children. >> if he does, they are tough. >> my goodness. >>> here's a question, what do you think all right is the mess popular shoe type of shoe for ladies in the u.s. >> i have in idea. >> but, according to the web site masterful the the answer may surprise you. it find that americans like the marry jane straps which we agree we have not worn since what the mid 90's? that is also with the strap, wide open, or pointed toe. >> all right. >> and a heel too. >> yes. >> also, four and a half inch heel just to be specific. >>> australians are more likely to buy flats or flat sandals and mexico shoppers tend to go platform shoes or wedgees and apparently the irish they stay with the stiletto. >> there we go. >> we were saying in of us own a pair of marry janes and i cannot tell last time i saw a girl walking around town in them. >> i mean the strap. >> yes. >> i have a strap but in the mary jane straps.

this is a prorchs vince of indo, ten minutes away from where it was to land. it's a mountainous region on the border of papua, new guinea. there's much talk about getting a search under way again when it's light, whether they'll be able to access such a remote region. >> kathy novak, thank you so much. let's bring in our analyst. we've got former inspector with us -- former faa inspector david. i want to broaden it. what stands out to you here, the major question you want answered? >> well, the first thing i want to know is was the aircraft actually on its flight path, and because it was so close to where it was supposed to land ten minutes out, it should have already been into its descent and approaching into the landing airplane. what's curious to me is if the aircraft checked in, this search area should be very small and very finite. >> david, this is what i think is the most disturbing, one of the most disturbing things, is you have family members waiting at the airplane ten minutes before the flight landed and now they're hearing nothing. the word is ther

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since then, in 1972, vince serve has developed and advanced the architecture and utility of the internet, ushered the continued spread of the web, and become one of the most widely respected authorities on internet policy and governance. many call him a father of the internet. since 2005, dr. cerf has served as the chief internet evangelist for google. he said he took that moniker because they won't approve the title of arch duke. dr. cerf is well versed on the value and capabilities of the internet. recently he voiced concern that the 21st century could become an information black hole unless we find ways to preserve photos, documents and other digital content, which is hard because we don't know how computers of the future will function. his solution for now -- if you want to make sure that some important information survives for post ert, print it out. dr. cerf's current project is the interplanetary internet which he is working on with the nasa jet propulsion laboratory. it is exactly what it sounds like. a computer network for planet to planet communication. his list awards and comm

. >>> you just saw the news room sexy single vince, producer of this fine program.ho do we have there, is that joe, i cannot tell? mike, you are looking behind the scenes at our control room and, let me tell you this lady is saying that boy is mine. one comedian is busted, did you see this one, mike gets caught flirting with a woman on twitter. they asked would the man to chat privately when his wife intercepted the the conversation tweeting eye balls at him instead of i see you. soon the married father of four blocked would the man from seeing his pre file. twitter users seemed entertained by the shade pose something vine, some pictures, um-hmm, well, he is in trouble with his wife, his career is doing well. he has been tapped to play richard pryor on the big screen direct by philly's own lee daniels. you can see this once in a blue moon, within of these actors or comedians, direct messaging and they send out their phone number in this case, oh, body. >> where you can totally see social media wherever one jumps on the theme but the problem with this is behind close

. >>> three daze of morning have been declared in the punjab problem vince over the killing of the hometer, he died in a suicide bombing on sunday while holding a meeting. 18 others were killed in the explosion. nicole johnston is there. >> reporter: this is where the attack of the interior minister of punjab province took place as he was meeting people from the village. what is so significant about it is what it relates. there was a minter who was leading the campaign against armed groups inside punjab province and this crack down had started after the army school attack in december. for that he had become a major target of the groupings, there were threats against his life. one of his biggest achievements had been taking out the leader and his two sons of a banned group. and in the end it was supporters of that group who carried out this attack. there are three days of national mourning in punish jack provincd the attack has been condemned by poll ipoliticians, leaders and military. the big question is who will replace him take on the job of fighting armed groupings inside punjab. >>>

executive producer one of the producers vince were demonstrating for me. i'm like please don't. >> always just like -- >> no. >> sit in the seat nominal. >> official definition, noun meaning the practice whereby a man specially one traveling on public transport adopt a sitting position with his legs wide apart in such a way as to encroach on an adjacent seat or seat. >> are threes supposed to be kid words? >> moving along here, one i threw out, on freak? >> my neice told me about this. it is cool, but i don't understands. >> it means you're on point. >> my daughter says it all the time i'm not. >> oh, you're super. >> not totally on point. >> okay, back, girls. also, rage quit, officials definition verb meaning to angrily bandon an ac avenue tiff at this or pursuit that has become frustrating specially the playing after video game. >> i like that. quick video example, take terrible shot in golf. who hasn't done this, right? oh, my slots are terrible. this guy's about to rage quit. see that, entire bag, game over, that's a rage quit. >> all right, right there. >> are you kidding

vince young, matt hasselbeck. jake locker. charlie whitehurst. that's a lot there, john. jake locker, they took him and thought he was going to be the guy. he retired last year in the off season. 26 years old. they've been looking. again, there's been some good moments in that group. they're hoping they found their guy in the middle, number 8. certainly showed some good moments tonight. he showed some good moments in the first few years. >> referee: five-yard penalty. still second down. >> kevin: as you pointed out earlier, things changed ail little bit when the regular season starts. there's going to be struggle at some point. >> john: absolutely. i think he understands that. ken whisenhunt and this offensive staff has done a nice job of making him aware of that. so much is around you. do you have the offensive line to protect you. do you have the receivers in? this is the team. they were 2-14. there's a reason they got marcus mariota. they weren't very good. i think they're getting a lot better. marcus mariota is the first part of that equation. the offensive line, the