--SUPERS--\nSunday\nLos Angeles\n\nLucy Flores\nFormer Nevada Lawmaker\n\n --SOT--\nLucy Flores: "Very unexpectedly and out of nowhere, I feel Joe Biden put his hands on my shoulders, get up very close to me from behind, lean in, smell my hair, and then plant a slow kiss on the top of my head."\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nJOE BIDEN INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR ALLEGATION LUCY FLORES\n\n

FACE SHOT TOM, IN BED WITH HEAD WRAPPED IN BANDAGES."THERE MUST HAVE BEEN AN ANGEL ON MY SHOULDER... UNTIL THAT ONE NIGHT....".

COVERAGE IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS FOR A KATHY WOLFF CS VO IN OVERLAND PARK, KANSAS ABOUT HUNGER IN AMERICA. 01:00:20 INTV W/ CHRISTINE VLADIMIROFF OF SECOND HARVEST ABOUT A HUNGER STUDY THE ORGANIZATION CONDUCTED. 01:01:18 VLADIMIROFF SAYS, THE FACE OF HUNGER IN AMERICA IS THE RECENTLY UNEMPLOYED OR THE WORKING POOR. 31 PERCENT OF THE HOUSEHOLDS WE FEED HAVE SOMEONE EMPLOYED FULL TIME SO THE MYTHS AND THE STEREOTYPES OF THE HOMELESS, THE TRANSIENT, DO NOT FIT ANY LONGER. 01:09:13 VLADIMIROFF SAYS, MY FEAR IS THAT AS WE DO A BETTER JOB IN THE CHARITABLE SECTOR OF FEEDING PEOPLE, THE GOVERNMENT, AS IT LOOKS FOR PLACES TO CUT, WILL BEGIN TO CUT PROGRAMS, TO MAKE REGULATIONS THAT WILL CAUSE MORE PEOPLE TO GO HUNGRY. 01:12:31 TWO SHOT OVER WOLFF'S RIGHT SHOULDER OF VLADIMIROFF TALKING. 01:14:32 TWO SHOT OVER VLADIMIROFF'S LEFT SHOULDER OF WOLFF LISTENING. 01:15:21 MCU WOLFF LISTENING. 01:15:42 NO SOUND FTG OF US MAP SCATTERED HEAVILY W/ COLORED PUSH PINS. 01:16:00 ZOOM IN ON MIDWESTERN STATES. 01:16:51 CU CLUSTER OF PINS IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA BAY AREA, CLUSTER OF PINS AROUND LOS ANGELES, A SPRINKLING OF PINS IN WASHINGTON STATE AND OREGON. 01:17:28 PAN FROM CALIFORNIA TO TEXAS. 01:17:40 CU DENVER, COLORADO AREA. TILT DOWN TO NEW MEXICO. PAN OVER TO TEXAS. 01:18:02 CU TEXAS. PAN ACROSS SOUTHERN STATES. 01:18:19 PULL OUT ON SOUTHERN STATES. PAN UP EAST COAST. 01:18:33 MCU NORTHEASTERN STATES COVERED W/ PINS. 01:18:51 WS BROWN MAP OF US SCATTERED W/ PALE YELLOW DOTS.

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Safe As You Think

Angel On My Shoulder

A CAR JACKER PICKED THE WRONG CAR TO STEAL IN LA ON SUNDAY. IT WAS FILLED WITH JUDO STUDENTS FROM SOUTHERN FLORIDA.

Scenes from Mozart's 1790 opera "Cosi Fan Tutte" (Thus Do They All) sung in English by David Lloyd, Kenneth Smith, Mack Morgan, Phyllis Curtin, Jane Hobson. Wolfgang Schauzer conducts a chamber orchestra. 1956. Four scenes from Act I of Mozart's 1790 opera Cosi Fan Tutte (Thus Do They All) sung in English by David Lloyd, Kenneth Smith, Mack Morgan, Phyllis Curtin, Jane Hobson. Wolfgang Schauzer conducts a chamber orchestra. 0:40 INTRO: MacAndrew: Camera 3 has explored changing styles in music, but Mozart's music is unchanging. Today we look at his "music theatre." 1790. Cosi Fan Tutte a story about "the fickleness of young ladies". 7:25 SCENE 1: In English and in Western clothes. TRIO: "She'll Always Be Faithful," sung by Fernando, Guillermo and Don Alfonso, the devil's advocate. The Don Alfonso says their ladies are not angels, and Guillermo and Fernando "want satisfaction…my honor is slighted." Don Alfonso says, "Today virtuous, but tomorrow?" They bet 100 sovereigns and must prove the fidelity of their ladies, Dorabella and Fordelice, within 24 hours, and they must do as Don Alfonso instructs them. 9:35 SCENE 2: Dorabella and Fordelice, the ladies of the men, are sisters. They appear on a new set in satin dresses with bare shoulders. They sing to their lovers' lockets. Don Alfonso comes in and tells them that their fellas have been called away to military service. They must go to the front on the Emperor's orders. Guillermo and Fernando come in and sing Quartet "All is over, must leave." Girls tell men to be "stoic." "We must part. I will die of grief." They make their farewells. 0:25 MacAndrew calls it a farce, but Mozart's music is the key to our pleasure. 3:00 SCENE 3: Don Alfonso speeds departing soldiers. The loving pairs kiss. "Be sure to write." "We'll always be true," sing the women. "Addio" in Italian. Don Alfonso smirks in center stage. He turns to camera and says "This really is silly." 4:00 SCENE 4: Same set. Women wave to sweethearts as they depart. TRIO: Don Alfonso with two women. "True love so sincere." Don Alfonso says to himself, "Poor men, they risk 100 sovereigns on a woman's fidelity…" Produced by Lewis Freedman. Directed by Clay Yurdin. Written by John McGiffert. Air date. 9/16/56. 27 mins. Wolfgang Schauzer, conductor David Lloyd, Kenneth Smith, Mack Morgan, Phyllis Curtin, Jane Hobson (singers)

A SNOWPLOW DRIVER RESCUES ELDERLY WOMAN AFTER FALLING ON SIDEWALK.

ANGEL ON MY SHOULDER

AP-APTN-2330: ++UK Oly Phelps Saturday, 4 August 2012 STORY:++UK Oly Phelps- Phelps briefing collecting 18th gold medal in final race, US fans reax LENGTH: 02:30 FIRST RUN: 2330 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 853314 DATELINE: London - 4 Aug 2012 LENGTH: 02:30 SHOTLIST: 1. Wide of US Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps entering news conference 2. Wide of Phelps seated for news conference 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Michael Phelps, US Olympic swimmer: "I don't know. I'm just retiring. One of the biggest things that I've always wanted, or that I've always said to myself was, 'I'll never swim at the age of 30.'" 4. Cutaway of press in audience 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Michael Phelps, US Olympic swimmer: "You know, I've been very fortunate to be able to look back at my career and say I've been able to accomplish every goal that I've ever wanted to and I think at that point in your career, I think it's just time to move on." 6. Wide of Olympic Aquatics Centre entrance, with swimming spectators exiting 7. Wide of Olympic rings in background as fans leave 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Nick Rassler, Olympic spectator from Los Angeles: "Oh my God, so great to see him (US swimmer Michael Phelps). Unbelievable experience. I'll never forget it in my life." 9. Wide of brother Nick, Theo and Oliver Rassler++MUTE++ 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Oliver Rassler, Olympic spectator from Los Angeles: "I mean, he's the best Olympian ever. He's won the most medals of all time and it was amazing to see him race for the last time. It really was." 11. Various of fans leaving 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Chloe Conrad, Olympic spectator from Colorado: "Oh it was so exciting. Of course, we're from Colorado so we were cheering for (US Olympic swimmer) Missy Franklin. She lives fairly close to where we are and to see Michael Phelps win possibly his last gold - it was very exciting." 13. Mid of fans in front of Olympic rings 14. Mid of fans leaving++MUTE++ 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Len and Linda Gross, Olympic spectator from Los Angeles: Len Gross: "Outstanding. He didn't start off strong, he finished strong in the Olympics. You know his first race, people were saying: 'Well, maybe he's over the hill'. He showed he's still at his prime." (Reporter: Are you going to miss him, you think?) Linda Gross: I think we will miss him but I think it will give other swimmers a chance too. He just outshone everybody else that there was no chance for even very good swimmers to have a chance." Len Gross: "Head and shoulders. Head and shoulders." 16. Len and Linda Gross leaving ++NIGHT SHOT++ 17. Wide of Aquatic Stadium++MUTE++ STORYLINE: US record breaking Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps said it was "just time to move on," after winning the last of his 18 gold medals on Saturday in London. "One of the biggest things that I've always wanted, or that I've always said to myself was, 'I'll never swim at the age of 30,'" Phelps said. "I've been able to accomplish every goal that I've ever wanted to and I think at that point in your career, I think it's just time to move on." His record is a feat that left swimming fans in wonder on Saturday night as the US swimmer capped his mind-boggling career with gold in the 4x100-metre men's medley relay. US fans said they felt they had witnessed history as they said farewell to one of the greatest ever Olympians. "Unbelievable experience I'll never forget it in my life," said Nick Rassler, from Los Angeles, who watched the race with his father and two other brothers Theo and Oliver. Phelps retires with twice as many golds as any other Olympian and his total of 22 medals is easily the best mark, too. "He's won the most medals of all time and it was amazing to see him race for the last time. It really was," Nick's brother Oliver added. Some Phelps fans in attendance felt the Olympian was still in his prime. "He didn't start off strong, he finished strong in the Olympics. You know his first race, people were saying: 'Well, maybe he's over the hill'. He showed he's still at his prime," said Len Gross who was visiting with his wife Linda from Los Angeles. Bouncing back from a disappointing first race in London, a fourth-place finish in the 400 individual medley, Phelps wound up with more medals than any other swimmer at the games: four golds and two silvers. 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Stations Please Note: This package contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package and within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.\n\nNOTE: We send our packages with discrete, separate audio. Our reporter's track can be removed by deleting the audio on channel one.\n\n"Den of Thieves" opens across the U.S. on Friday, January 19. The Motion Picture Association of America has rated it R for violence, language and some sexuality/nudity.\n\nAFFILIATE MARKET NOTES: While the movie is set in Los Angeles, "Den of Thieves" was filmed in Atlanta, GA\n\n --SUPERS--\n\n:00-:27\n"Den of Thieves"\nCourtesy STX Films\n\n:27-:40\nGerard Butler\n"'Big Nick' O'Brien"\n\n:40-:48\nCourtesy STX Films\n\n:48-:50\nGerard Butler\n"'Big Nick' O'Brien"\n\n:50-:56\n"Den of Thieves"\nCourtesy STX Films\n\n:56-1:04\nCurtis "50 Cent" Jackson"\n"Enson Levoux"\n\n1:04-1:06\n"Den of Thieves"\nCourtesy STX Films\n\n1:06-1:13\nCourtesy STX Films\n\n1:13-1:18\nCurtis "50 Cent" Jackson"\n"Enson Levoux"\n\n1:18-1:23\n"Den of Thieves"\nCourtesy STX Films\n\n1:23-1:30\nCourtesy STX Films\n\n1:30-1:55\nO'Shea Jackson Jr.\n"Donnie Wilson"\n\n1:55-1:58\n"Den of Thieves"\nCourtesy STX Films\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nLOS ANGELES HAS BEEN CALLED THE "BANK ROBBERY CAPITAL OF THE WORLD," AND A NEW MOVIE STARRING GERARD BUTLER AND 50 CENT, FEATURES A BANK ROBBERY CREW ATTEMPTING WHAT IS DESCRIBED AS AN IMPOSSIBLE HEIST. RICK DAMIGELLA TALKED WITH THE CAST ABOUT "DEN OF THIEVES."\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n"Los Angeles branch of the Federal Reserve. Only bank that's never been robbed. That's why we're going to rob it."\n\nAN ELITE BANK ROBBERY CREW SEEKS TO PULL OFF THE ULTIMATE HEIST IN "DEN OF THIEVES." \n\n"You know what this means? It means I am a member of a gang. Only we have badges, which means you are done."\n\nGERARD BUTLER PLAYS THE LEADER OF THE LOS ANGELES SHERIFF'S MAJOR CRIMES UNIT, HUNTING THE THIEVES USING UNORTHODOX METHODS.\n\n"We just shoot you. It's less paperwork."\n\n"Once I started training I put on 25 pounds. But, it allowed me to really climb into that, it made such a difference I have to say, more than any other role I've played, climbing into that head space and starting to become embroiled in this character and this world and I was just surrounded by big dudes, you know, and big strength of character, big personalities and yet a bunch of honorable dudes too."\n\n50 CENT PORTRAYS ONE OF THE THIEVES, WHOSE HOMELIFE BELIES HIS PROFESSION.\n\n"I have a five year old son, not five kids, you know in the film, so it was an adjustment. And the comfort with that."\n\n"Give me my vest."\n(nat gun fight)\n\n"I had an amazing time. Just preparing for the character, 'cause we split into two groups and we had military training going on - it was more advanced weapons than I've ever come in contact with."\n\n"You might want to get that seatbelt on."\n(nat engine revs)\n\nO'SHEA JACKSON JUNIOR'S PERFORMANCE IN "STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON" CAUGHT THE EYE OF "DEN OF THIEVES" DIRECTOR, CHRISTIAN GUDEGAST.\n\n"I would say that when me and Christian met, he asked me how I got ready for 'Straight Outta Compton' outside of it being my father and I told him that I kinda had to teach myself not to be so trustworthy. Donnie is a counter puncher, when he thinks things are going right and you throw something at him, my main skill is to get myself out of that situation and try to keep my head on my shoulders."\n\n"Better wear your vests."\n\nIN HOLLYWOOD, I'M RICK DAMIGELLA.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nHOLLYWOOD MOVIES DEN OF THIEVES GERARD BUTLER 50 CENT O'SHEA JACKSON JR LOS ANGELES BANK ROBBERY\n\n

John Callaway 14:17 You know, what I've always wondered about is you write so well and you talk so well about these things. Have you come through this yourself personally? Did you come out of Richmond Virginia with a fundamentalist experience and maybe try a little dope over here a little this or are you relentlessly down the middle of taking notes or however it is you operate? Tom Wolfe 14:33 I felt like I was in a I was raised a Presbyterian but I feel like I missed out on all of this because my main memory of the Presbyterian Church is being going to sleep during the prayer. The prayers were longer than the sermons, person would go on for about 20 minutes. And I did get rather close to this whole sort of movement when I did the electric Kool Aid acid test about Ken Kesey he and his group. And I find it was the first time I'd ever been in the midst of have a primary religious group. One reason I did the book was that it seemed to me I was able to watch in the creation of this religious group and Kesey would never call it a religious group. He would when he spoke of God, he's calling cosmos. It's a Cosmo does this. And so I tried to take the curse off, but it was religious. I had never been in such a group. And it was, it was an atmosphere that was absolutely uncanny. And I could see how people could really be drawn. I was, I must say, I was tempted. Kesey came to me one day. And he said, he said, Look, why don't you put your notebook away? And just be here for a while. And that was a typical Kesey way of saying, why don't you join and experience it, and then write about it, really make it your life, make the commitment, as we might say, in religious terminology. And I did find it sort of tempting, because Kesey idea of moving off the dead center of trying to see just what potential you had, was an engaging thought to me. But I also I thought it over one night. And I also knew, though, that I wanted so many things I wanted to write. I had this dream, I still do. I don't know, if I last long enough, somehow covering this whole country. Because this is the most amazing era in the history of the... This is a bizarre nation we're in and we journalists have only scratched the surface. Well, anyway, I knew that I wanted to keep writing about many things. And I also knew that you didn't, it was impossible to be a participant observer. In a group like the any religious group, man, Norman Hartweg, a gifted playwright, was writing a column for the Los Angeles free press, and he decided he was going to join kesey's group, five days a week he was going to be part of the pranksters, and on the weekend, he's gonna write this column for the free press about his experiences. Well, this lasted just about seven days. On the end of the seventh sounds like the book of Genesis doesn't end of the seventh day he took me through his Olivetti over one shoulder and his Nikon over the other and just became part of the practice. So and it was all or nothing proposition. The next day, I showed up with my notebook and my big 19 ballpoint pen, and Kesey got the message. He didn't say any more. He didn't say, Get out of here. He realized that I had there was a decision you made a choice. Yeah. So I guess I am. I didn't really get on the bus as used to be called in Kesey's group. And I haven't, I know that some of the groups that I've written about in the me decade and Mauve Gloves and Madmen Cluttering Vine kind of felt that I was making fun of them. And I got letters from people in these groups saying, really, rather than sweet letters saying, they're still hope for you, at least you're interested. And that kind of touched me in a way. But I, I suppose I am detached. In that sense, and yet I try to write if I can, I try to write as if I'm inside the central nervous system of these people, if possible,

<pi> This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN. </pi>\n\n --SUPERS--\n**ALL SOURCES PREFONTED**\n\n:04-:07\n1:12-1:23\n1:40-1:50\n1:55-2:13\n2:36-2:44\n2:51-2:55\nSara Sidner\nLos Angeles\n\n:24-:30\n1:06-1:11\nTony Rackauckas\nOrange County District Attorney\n\n:49-1:02\nShawn Holley\nSuspect's Attorney\n\n1:29-1:35\n2:16-2:20\nLauren Hayden\nVictim\n\n2:27-2:35\nNo Font Provided\n\n --LEAD IN--\nA CALIFORNIA DOCTOR WHO ONCE APPEARED ON A REALITY TV DATING SHOW IS FACING ACCUSATIONS THAT HE AND HIS GIRLFRIEND DRUGGED AND RAPED AT LEAST TWO WOMEN.\nPOLICE BELIEVE THERE ARE MORE VICTIMS OUT THERE.\nSARA SIDNER HAS THE STORY.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nSara Sidner/Los Angeles: "Surgeon Grant William Robicheaux show seemed like a real catch when he went on a reality TV dating show."\n-NATS show-\nBUT IN REALITY POLICE SAY HE'S A RAPIST WITH POTENTIALLY HUNDREDS OF VICTIMS. \nHE AND HIS GIRLFRIEND CERISSA RILEY HAVE BEEN ARRESTED. \nTony Rackauckas/Orange County District Attorney: "We believe the defendants used their good looks and charm to lower the inhibitions of their potential prey." \nRILEY AND ROBICHEAUX ARE ACCUSED OF DRUGGING OTHER WOMEN WITH ROOFIES- THE DATE RAPE DRUG- IN BARS, AND SOMETIMES USING ANESTHESIA TO RENDER WOMEN UNCONSCIOUS.\nAND THEN BRINGING THOSE WOMEN TO THEIR APARTMENT ... AND RAPING THEM.\nATTORNEYS FOR RILEY AND ROBICHEAUX SAY THEY DID NOTHING CRIMINAL AND THE SEXUAL ACTIVITY WAS CONSENSUAL.\nShawn Holley/Suspect's Attorney: "If the police and the District Attorney's office was so concerned about these allegations, one would think that Grant and Cerissa would have been arrested long ago."\nBUT POLICE SAY VIDEO EVIDENCE SHOWS OTHERWISE.\nTony Rackauckas/Orange County District Attorney: "A lot of those women on those videos look they are not able to consent they look past that point some appear to be unconscious." \nSara Sidner/Los Angeles: "The couple is also charged with buying with the intent to sell cocaine and with possession of LSD and ecstasy, as well as GHB, the date rape drug they were apparently using."\nLAUREN HAYDEN SAYS SHE MET THE DOCTOR ON TINDER….AND HE ATTACKED HER \nLauren Hayden/Victim: "He took me to his jacuzzi, where he kept trying to rip off my top and I kept trying to just put it back on.//Like, he's a monster."\nAFTER NEWS OF HIS ARREST SHE CONTACTED POLICE. \nSara Sidner/Los Angeles: "Investigators say, in 2016, they found out about the couple's crimes when a woman regained consciousness and began screaming in the apartment. \nBUT IT WASN'T UNTIL 2018 THAT POLICE ARRESTED THE COUPLE. \nSO WHY THE DELAY? \nSara Sidner/Los Angeles: "Police say they simply didn't have enough evidence. But they do now. They obtained a search warrant. And they say that investigators found 1000 or so videos on Dr. Robicheaux's phone that show him having sex and sometimes him and his girlfriend having sex with women in various stages of consciousness."\nBUT IT WASN'T UNTIL 2018 THAT THEY ARRESTED THE COUPLE….SO WHY THE DELAY?\nPOLICE SAY THEY DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH EVIDENCE UNTIL NOW TO DO SO.\n-NATS question-\nLauren Hayden/Victim: "Absolutely not. One victim is one victim too many." \nONE OF DR ROBICHEAUX'S PATIENTS IS SHOCKED BY THE ARREST:\nNo Font Provided "He's a great doctor [reporter question offcam] Yeah, he works on my shoulders. And really like I cannot believe it's true."\nSara Sidner/Los Angeles: "But investigators expect there are many, many more victims out there in places the couple frequented -- from Black Rock Desert, Nevada to Palm Springs, California. Police are asking anyone who believes they are a victim of Dr. Robicheaux or his girlfriend to call them. Sara Sidner CNN Los Angeles. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nCALIFORNIA SURGEON GIRLFRIEND RAPE CHARGES DISTRICT ATTORNEY \n\n

WOMAN DUCKS FOR COVER AS BIG TRUCK LEVELS FAMILY VAN -- LUCKY TO BE ALIVE.

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March of Time Outtakes

LOS ANGELES RAMS GENERAL MANAGER LES SNEAD, HEAD COACH SEAN MCVAY AND SUH DISCUSS ADDING SUH TO AN ALREADY SOLID DEFENSE AND WHAT IT WILL MEAN FOR THE TEAM'S ASPIRATIONS TO WIN THE SUPERBOWL NEXT YEAR. The suit worn by Ndamukong Suh was a flashy, plaid ensemble that made Rams coach Sean McVay sit up and take notice. But throughout Suh's introductory news conference on Friday, the team's newest star defensive lineman came off as low-key if not determined. Suh, a five-time Pro Bowl player, is excited about joining a Rams team that won the NFC West last season and, after several notable offseason moves, is regarded as a Super Bowl contender. "I would say we're in pretty good shape on paper," Suh said, "but we have a lot of things to prove, including myself. "I always play with a chip on my shoulder. And that's really kind of my focus, is to come in here and put in a lot of work and make sure that I prove my worth and kind of go from there." Suh, 31, joins a defense that includes tackle Aaron Donald - the reigning NFL defensive player of the year - and recently acquired Pro Bowl cornerbacks Marcus Peters and Aqib Talib, among others. The Rams released cornerback Kayvon Webster on Friday to create salary-cap space for Suh's one-year, $14-million contract. Suh has 51½ sacks in eight NFL seasons. "You just look at the production as player," McVay said. "Getting to know the person, we feel like this is going to be a really good match." Defensive coordinator Wade Phillips quipped that the Rams had won "The Suh-per Bowl" by signing the 6-foot-4, 307-pound lineman, who earned $60 million the last three seasons with the Miami Dolphins. "He's a dominant player - he's been that way his whole career," Phillips said, adding that Suh, "made a lot of money in the league because he's a great player." The Rams' pursuit of Suh began after the Dolphins released him on March 14. Suh, who grew up in Portland, Ore., visited the Rams, the New Orleans Saints and the Tennessee Titans during a free-agent tour. He reportedly received overtures from the Seattle Seahawks and an offer from the New York Jets that was rescinded. But the opportunity to be close to his family, to play under Phillips and McVay, and to be reunited with strength and conditioning coach Ted Rath - a former member of staffs in Detroit and Miami - tilted him toward the Rams, Suh said. "I don't think any decision of this magnitude is easy," he said. "There's a lot of other great teams that I had offers from and had an opportunity to join but I think this was the best fit for me." Suh said he had met Donald previously and spoke with him during the decision-making process. "He wasn't recruiting me, but he was definitely excited about the opportunity from my vantage point of being able to team up and play together," Suh said. Suh was not fined by the NFL during his three seasons with the Dolphins, but he accrued nearly $300,000 in fines for overly aggressive play with the Lions. After the Rams agreed to terms with Suh on March 26, McVay said that the tackle had acknowledged his past and moved on. Asked about his reputation Friday, Suh said Rams fans should judge for themselves. "Reputation is something that you create on your own but also gets skewed in a lot of different ways for other people's opinions," he said. "I would say to anybody, and all the fans, just come up to me as a normal human being to ask me who I am and get to know me and have a conversation with me. "I believe it's that simple. That's what coach McVay did, and I think that's why we hit it off from Day 1." So was his reputation skewed? "I definitely think everybody's reputation is skewed," he said. "I don't think you can know any particular person unless you've been in their shoes and been around them 24/7/365 to know exactly who that person is." Suh joins Donald and Michael Brockers on what could be a dominating front in Phillips' 3-4 scheme. The trio will provide a powerful inside pass rush and run-stopping capability, Phillips said. "You got three of them that stuff everything inside, so you force [opponents] to try and get outside on you," Phillips said, "and we've got a lot of speed on our defense, so it should help us."

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MOVIE REVIEWER, SARA VOORHEES, SPEAKS WITH THE STARS OF THE NEW FILM, THIRTEEN DAYS