stopped in unexpectedly to visit his football coach. there is a softer side to this coach than drills and xs and os, and his kids know he ll always be there for them. our rule is if you have a problem come in and we ll close the door. if you need somebody to talk to, we re here. now it was charlie who needed a shoulder or something. i said how are you doing. he said good, but he said, i can t make weightlifting on friday. and i said what s the problem? he said i got to go home. clearly something was eating at the student. i asked if there was anything he wanted to talk about. he declined. he just said he had to get home. it wasn t spring break. classes were in session, but charlie got in his car and started the drive to pittsford, 100 miles away. coach didn t know it, but charlie s life as a student would soon be over. you didn t worry about charlie. charlie was very squared away. got his act together. knows what he s doing. only charlie tan wasn t at all okay.
softball growing up, but that feeling of hitting the ball and knowing it s going out like the catcher had last night in that cleveland win where you just drop the bat right away, berman has no idea what that s like but i m telling you i m going to take you behind the barn or the gym. no, no, behind the gym. only if i were in high school would you take me behind the barn. anything. all right. so what are we talking about this morning? take a guess. we re going to talk about the campaign, but we re going to look at it very kind of xs and os. almost like a strategy session of what they re doing now. where are they spending their time? which battleground states? what are they hoping to achieve? a big name now says that he s backing hillary clinton. who is it? we ll tell you. also, donald trump says he s looking for a fight with one of clinton s most popular surrogates. that s what john was just teasing me about. we ll give you those twists and turns. it was really a new low i
well. i talked to his mom a couple times, but i didn t really have much conversation with them when we were there. little was known about his parents, and charlie didn t offer any details if someone asked. if he had secrets, sorrows, they weren t for the outside world to know about. he s very good at like keeping his emotions in. i have no idea what the home situation is like. i didn t know before, and i don t know now. other than a few 911 dispatchers, and a few town officers, the wider community certainly knew nothing about the whispers of domestic violence on coachside lane. it s a tough part of his life. the record is still sealed, but it s safe to say the tan house was known to authorities. go back to cornell. it s winter of 2015 and charlie is now a sophomore. on a chilly thursday morning he stopped in unexpectedly to visit his football coach. there is a softer side to this coach than drills and xs and os,
the xs and os, i m worry about that if it goes away and he s had four years and now he has to learn first-grade basic math. your checks got a lot of people talking. 20,000 plus at first glance there with your post. we thank you so much and give your wife our best. you got it, thank you so much for having me. coming up, ben carson knows why his muslim comment has gotten so much attention. it s the pc police he says. pc culture says whatever, you know, you re asked a question it has to be answered in a certain way. and if you don t answer it that way then, you know, let s attack. well, this morning there s a big update. the critics weren t counting on ben carson the doctor, is here to explain. and ever give a negative
wrote a cryptic series of xs and os found in common core math equations. herman says if they want to cash it they ll have to solve the problem themselves. and those are your headlines. all right. janice dean is standing by. she is outside getting ready to do a little polka. i m with the band. and i ve said that before in my lifetime. let s meet the band. the johnny kinnick band. you are the leader. i m johnny. introduce the band mates. we ve got matt on guitar, steve on base. john on the drum. thank you long have you guys been playing together? about ten years as a band and been playing accordion about 22 years since i was 5. 22 years. i love it. we re going to be talking to these guys all morning long. they re going to be playing us wonderful oktoberfest music. but we have to check the weather. it is a beautiful day in the neighborhood here in new york city. we do have a cold front sweeping across the nation here. 72 right now in new york city. going to bring the humid