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>> reporter: psychologists say that kind of thing can be sadly cathartic at a time americans are not in a giving mood. it can even provide a kind of bonding experience. as espn.com's lz granderson says culturally we just seem to like dirt. the problem is, we foe can so much on the stains and the mess, we forget dirt can also provide the building blocks of life. it's that last part, he says, we should not forget, as we watch tiger woods play golf this week. after all, hasn't woods eaten enough humble pie? can we move on? maybe we'll find out after the master is over. carol costello, cnn, washin...

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To this. we need to grow the city of detroit. >> man, when you see a chart, you know you've got an answer. but actually, what i've got is a deafening question. how? how will you build the city for two million people and more than one million of them leave, can you ever get your city back? joining me now, a son and daughter of detroit. first, charlie leduff, a pulitzer prize winning journalist and investigative reporter for detroit's fox 2. he's also the author of the new book "detroit, an american autopsy." also with me is a nerdland favorite, jamel hill, a detroit native and columnist for esp...

Two are them, a contributor, in new york tonight and in chicago a weekly columnist for cnn.com and senior writer from espn the magazine and espn.com. thank you both for joining us. so donald trump has said. >> all right. >> he's had a great relationship with the blacks. he's got the birther issue and some weird way he, i don't know if it was a backhanded compliment to george bush. what's he trying to prove here? >> no idea how to answer that. what's the deal with donald trump? i'm solid out of stuff for that. listen, if donald trump said ten things, one of them would be accurate. the thing is,...

Electrical grid, that we're used to these things being available without distinction to how you use the internet. is that a fair analogy? >> that's exactly right. you know, we're used to all content being treated ee eed eq. you go online. it doesn't matter if you want to access cnn.com or the newyorktimes.com. if you want to access espn.com or sportsillustrated.com, all like content is treated equally and you get the same speed and the same availability of everything. what some people think is going to happen in the future, and this isn't necessarily happening now, but some people are worried ...