marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >>> well, most football fans think roger goodell should keep his job. according to a cbs news poll 66% say he should stay. hour, 42% disapprove of his handling of the ray rice scandal. >>> and the fnl continues tonight. the houston texans take on the indianapolis colts. >>> the nhl dropping the puck on a brand new season. the defending champions showed off the cup. that was pretty much their only high light. l.a. is shut out by san jose, 4-0. this is the "cbs morning news." and these little angels build in strength. and that little angel says, "weeeeeeeee!" 60% more sheets than charmin. everything you want and the value you love. angel soft. ♪ oats go! wow! go power oats! go! go power! yayyyy! >>> in southern arizona, one landscape worker was killed, another critically hurt by swarming bees. the men were cutting the lawn at a home when hundreds of thousands of bees attacked them. the victim who died went into cardiac arrest after he was stung hundreds of times. firefighters sprayed the bees with foam and closed off the area. >>> and here's another lo

and so much of this is about how fair the process doesn't seem to be when roger goodell and roger goodell alone hands out punishments for things and does not explain those decisions. this is the first time he's ever going to be compelled to have to explain it and that's going to be as interesting as what happens to ray rice going forward. >> is this a start of a transparency or is this just you know, a blip on the screen, this is how it's being handled now x but don't expect every case is going to be with this kind of transparency. >> from our perspective, the media, we look for one size fits all solutions. roger's power, best interest of the game power, goes back to the 1920s and the black sox game. every commissioner in sports has the best interest of the game authority, which is absolute. you don't have to answer to anybody. that's why you're the commissioner. that's not going to change. but what will change is the manner in which we deal with domestic violence. perhaps the manner in which we review his decisions, but he will not nor should he give up his authority to act in the best i

goodell. >>> and news on honey boo boo, and one of the show's main characters, we'll explain. >> the rain is in new and and the winds are whipping to the west and brighter skies in the accuweather forecast. >> okay adam, it's thursday nitd and that means more suspense and more intrigue and romance on >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell will have to testify under only for ray rice's appeal hearing, they made the ruling forcing goodell to testify. he is suing the nfl for wrongful termination, and the two game suspension should have been the only league penalty, rice was suspended indefinitely when the video of that incident became public. >>> the prep mode now for the eagles, against the cardinals this weekend. jeff skversky is live. >> what a game it will be, chip kelly's eagles one of the highest scoring teams in the nfl, but nobody is worse at scoring touch downs in the red zone, the birds are breaking through the red zone only 40% of the time. nick foles says it's his fault because he touches the ball 90% of the time. he would stack up this eagles team with the best of them. >> from

. >>> roger goodell may be forced to declare everything he knows about the race rice scandal and when he knew it. david. >> reporter: cooler today, a i'm giving the kids the jacket, i'm going easien 0 the rain gear, when the kids are going to school it won't be raining and by the time they get home, they will be done. i'll have future tracker 6 . >> the day-long rain that moved through the region is causing problems in new england. this is new video just in from rhode island where police had a hard time keeping drivers off local roads. several vehicles stalled in the middle of water-soaked streets. in massachusetts high winds whipped under a street signs and knocked out power to homes along the shore. >> david you're picking up some serious winds around here. >> reporter: yeah, the winds got more intense as the storm moved to want north an got out over the water. around here, blustery i would say. storm tracker 6 live double scan, one bit of good news for the early part of the commute, most of the current rain has spun off the coast. the stuff up to the north, is on its way down to th

a recent poll roger goodell has the confidence of the fans, and roger goodell by default has the confidence of the advertisers that make the nfl a multibillion dollar business, so, you know, he's won the battle so far unless anything else comes out rths the bigger question whether the nfl and organized football as a whole wins the long-term war. you know and i know living in suburbia, talking to fellow parents that right now football, something that was literally the center -- outside the baptist church, football was the center of my family's life growing up. you had the bible and you had football. and those were the two things. it's not that way anymore. and so the question is, will the nfl be around 20 years from now, 30 years from now? most likely, but they've got to change and hopefully this was a learning molt for everybody. >> the culture and also the health issues. which we'll talk about more because there's a lot of news on this issue coming up. >>> still ahead on "morning joe" we'll be speaking to senator rob portman and the new hud secretary, julian castro in our 7:00 hour then at

whether it comes from roger goodell or not, we'll see. this is the hearing for ray rice to get his trade back. so, he can sign with a team. now, of course, this also assumes that a team wants to sign him, which may be toxic for the short term. but for the long term, it's trying to get rid of the indefinitely suspension, which as it sounds, is very broad and very strong. >> andrew, you're a sports business guy. what do you think the nfl is concerned about. the fallout from ray rice or are they more worried about longer term trends in terms of players, concussions and suburban moms saying this sport is too violent to let my son play in. >> image is everything. roger goodell said his job involves around one word, that's integrity. that's at stake when we talk about ray rice and what happened there. you bring up the other key issue. obviously, concussions that is forefront to all these issues. i think in roger goodell's defense in the current state of the nfl, they are doing a lot more than was done in the past. they have stepped up enforceme

listen to roger goodell after the meeting in new york. >> this is not a sports issue. this is not just a football issue. this is a societal issue. we are trying to focus on our policies and education of what we can do to prevent it from happening. when it happens, deal with it so we have the consequences. this is unacceptable behavior. >> adrian peterson's trial is scheduled to begin on december 1st. the proceeding could be delayed for referring to the attorneys as media whores. he is not looking for a deal and intending to go to trial. >>> nhl got under way last night with the kings raising the championship banner to the rafters. there was no celebration for the kings once the puck dropped. the sharks didn't just spoil the party, they ate all the chips and took the kings' girlfriends home. sharks win, 4-0. >>> last week's ole miss over alabama, the fans charged the field and tore down the goal post. ole miss athletic department asked fans to help pay for the damages and it worked. in less than three hour, all $75,000 was raised. guys, right now, as of this morning, th

commissioner roger goodell and n.f.l. owners gathered wednesday to talk about domestic violence. >> reporter: n.f.l. team owners and other executives spent about five hours wednesday discussing potential changes to the league's personal conduct policy and disciplinary action. the n.f.l. has come under fire following the ray rice domestic assault case and a series of other domestic violence incidents. commissioner roger goodell says they're taking deliberate steps to improve policies. >> we're continuing our work with the intention to do isth as quickly as possible. most importantly we want to make sure it's thorough, it's rye. >> i think this is an -- it's right. >> i think this is an opportunity for every man to look inside himself. >> reporter: owners watched a video. >> think about the women in your live, the women you love and care for, the women that have nurtured you. >> i think all of us learned a lot. hopefully we're able to implement something going forward. >> reporter: roger goodell said the education process w

nfl commissioner roger goodell will hold a live news conference at the conclusion of that meeting. it comes on the day that running back adrian peterson, one of the league's biggest stars, appeared in a texas courtroom on charges of child abuse. peterson did not enter a plea, however, and prosecutors are asking the judge to recuse himself from the case. the news conference also comes as questions remain as to how diligently goodell and the nfl have policed domestic violence in the wake of that shocking varlt incident involving former baltimore ravens running back ray rice. ray tucker, now with the nbc sports network. ross, let's talk about what the nfl is going to meet today to talk about. is this their task force of women or is this just a feel-good meeting to say, you know what, we care? >> i think it's more than that, joy, because i think they realize how important this situation is now. there's a crisis of confidence in terms of the nfl from a lot of the fans. i think they recognize that. listen, there's owners like jerry jones and robert kraft who neither one of them have ever

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roger goodell saying, we made mistakes, now we handled this how we handled the domestic abuse cases. you told me a few weeks ago you thought goodell was really in trouble as commissioner. what is your take now? do you think he and the nfl have led seriously to turn things around thus far? >> well, first of all, i think roger goodell is in trouble because i think that video that was sent to the nfl office is going to come back and haunt him at some point. >> with ray rice. >> the answer to your other question, i would say he's going to be okay. i mean, the nfl is going to be okay simply because you look at today in the nfl, all the stadiums were packed. the ratings are going to be up. and an nfl official told me when all this started breaking weeks ago, what was going to happen was the nfl is going to have this big press conference which we saw with roger goodell, then throw a lot of money at different groups which they did such as for domestic violence, then go about their business making a lot of money. >> well, let's see if there is, indeed, lasting change and progress made here in

aide, roger goodell, took over. goodell had grown up in washington, the son of a united states senator from new york. early in his career, he worked as former commissioner pete rozelle's driver. >> he basically got his job by writing to the commissioner and saying, "please, i'd like to work in the nfl." >> narrator: it took goodell 24 years to work his way to the top. he was chief operating officer when the league's scientific committee sent those controversial papers to the journneurosurgery. >> here's a guy who spent more than half of his life in the nfl and more than anyone should be acutely aware of sort of the dangers that are lurking in this problem. >> narrator: now goodell was fully in charge of the league's handling of the concussion crisis. he soon replaced the rheumatologist dr. elliot pellman and promoted the neurologist dr. ira casson. >> dr. ira casson, who is an expert, but an abrasive person who is contemptuous of the arguments that concussion can cause damage. >> narrator: casson had once joined pel

it's hard for fans to think of that, but without us there is no roger goodell or ray rice or adrian peterson or anything. we built it. so if it's going to change, it's going to be because individual fans look at what the game is in toto, both how amazing and entertaining and pleasurable it is -- which is a real thing, i know, because i have 40 years as an ardent fan -- but also the moral hazards of it. and the business model for the nfl and the ncaa for years has been to provide a spectacle that's so thrilling that we just don't look at the dark side, right? >> let me make a couple comments about what steve just said because he's right about the size and, of course, the data is all in "king of sports." you look at "the washington post" all met first stringers from last year, so you look at the offensive line, all the offensive linemen were bigger than any offensive linemen for the miami dolphins' 1972 perfect season team. you say, well, that's 40 years ago. okay. so bring it a little closer. all of the offensive linemen were bigger than any offensive linemen who started in the super bowl ten

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. >>> most nfl fans think commissioner roger goodell should keep his job. he has taken heat for his handling of recent domestic violence cases of league players. a poll found 66% say he should not lose his job. 32% say he should lose his job. there is a difference of opinion in the hamming of baltimore ravens ray rice. slightly more than half of women say he should never be allowed to play again. only 37% of men agreed. >>> a brand-new survey tried to do something many of us know is possible. it tried tries to get into the heads of teenagers. kate, good morning. >>reporter: good morning, aaron. they are hard to figure out. teenagers love to shop. their fickle buying habits can boost or burst a retailer's fortune. out with the latest teen retail surge have a. a closely watched report finds most kids own a smartphone. two-thirds have an iphone. most are very loyal to apple saying their next phone will also be an iphone. but few teens have a smart watch. 16% are interested in paying that $350 price tag for the watch. the concept of wearing a watch is just fore

and that job is already filled by roger goodell. (laughter) nation, the 2016 presidential election is just around the corner, where it is waiting to hit america with a board that has nails sticking out of it. republicans are already warming up. last weekend they gathered for the 9th annual "values voter summit." a four-day orgy of people fundamentally opposed to orgies. (laughter) there were so many great speakers, and also sarah palin, who urged the audience to never back down. >> they scream racism just to end debate. well, don't retreat. you reload with truth, which i know is an endangered species at, uh, 1400 pennsylvania avenue, anyway. truth. (laughter) >> stephen: yes, truth is in short supply at 1400 pennsylvania avenue. (laughter) everyone there keeps insisting it's a plaza in front of the willard hotel. (laughter) but you won't hear any of that from the liberal nbc news over at 20 rock. (laughter) of course, the values voter summit holds the first big straw poll of every presidential election. this year's winner was ted cr

. >> this comes after commissioner roger goodell talked about a wide range of issues and we'll hear his comments about domestic violence and other topics coming up later. >>> taxi drivers in philadelphia protested the popular company uber, they have a phone app that allows riders to request a car and pay for it and get a receipt. traditional taxi cab and operators object to that and say it's unfair and illegal competition. >>> the first for philadelphia, universal companies implement new programs. lisa thomas-laury visits the charter school in pennsylvania. >> universal calls it the beginning of a holistic strategy to strengthen its neighborhoods. with education plus and nurses consortium to fully staff health centers in all eight of its schools. each center has a family nurse practiceticionner, and sees 28 children a day. >> she came down because she has an abscess on her cheek and we are going to assess here to make sure there reason any lumps inside of the abscess. >> if she needs a closer look she will see marie metz, as a nurse chiropractic -- there is a need for higher level of ca

nfl commissioner roger goodell says all options are on the table when it comes to disciplining players for violating the league's personal conduct policy. theymeeting in new york discussed how to handle players accused of domestic violence. >> we are continuing our work with the intention to do this as quickly as possible, but we want to make sure it is fair. madee recently admitted he a mistake in suspending ray rice for two games after he struck his then fiancÉe. that punishment was later changed to an indefinite suspension. new fallout in the stephen collins controversy. we will tell you why shonda her story inging response. >> a repeat of the >> happening now in london, police are questioning for terrorism suspects believed to be members of isil. this as the u.s. investigates claims an american is involved in a terror video showing the beheadings of several people. the fbi said wednesday it has received what he called a substantial n the identity of this mask isil fighter believed to be american or canadian. the director said tracking down the dozen americans recruited by isil is

if that happens, then roger goodell becomes likely a candidate to testify. >> what is he going to say under oath? >> what is he going to say? i didn't punish him until i saw the video. >> is he going to perjure himself? >> after he learn about the wives ignored in the past, do you think that culture is now going to change at the nfl? do you think that the nfl will perk up now when there are complaints that come through? >> i think that there have been some benefits to come out of this whole horrible episode and yes, there will be more attention paid to it and more harsher discipline without a doubt. this particular episode, the media fascination, goodell has weathered his storm. nobody can prove that he saw the video. this is over. ray rice will come back and the nfl season will continue. >> as it has. >> and as successfully as it is right now. yes. >> if a team takes him and there's very little outrage about it, i mean, there was outrage with michael vick in the beginning. dogs and humans are both equally important. but if a team takes him and there's not outrage about this and it ju

most football fans, according to an associated press poll, believe roger goodell should keep his job despite his handling of the domestic abuse scandals. players will receive training within the next two weeks. you might have noticed a cool, but strange site and the skies early this morning. today marks the final total lunar eclipse of the year and this is video of the eclipse near the white house. it has a red hue. that is why it is called the blood moon. -- slowly, but surely, it was completely eclipsed. >> it was like christmas morning for jacqui. >> it was exciting, i have to admit it. people were throwing parties. >> where was our invitation? >> i know, we would have come. we put together a gallery of viewer photos. take a look at those pictures. you can really see the red glow. that is my favorite. >> that is my favorite. >> and joseph took that one at the air force memorial. a pretty shot. >> amazing. >> you can see where the shadow is. two-our process and then the sun started to come up. we could not see anything more. thank you for sharing those photos. wjla.com/weather and

that's why the reason why roger goodell has had such a difficult time handling this. because his bosses, the owners of the nfl, are the ones he has to answer to. it's a billion-dollar industry and those players need to be on the field. >> i want to thank you both. the players who are the problem are going to love this. they're going to hear, we're just like everybody else. we swat somebody, that's what the other guys do. to is that what we to say to them? >> to the players involved? >> the offenders, the guys on the rap sheet. >> get help. fix the problem. there's eyes on you, a lot of young kids watching you, be better. >> great reporting, great work. >>> up next, darryl hammond joins us. he's returned already now to "snl" as the show's announcer following the legendary don pardo. this is "hardball," a place for politics. >>> back to "hardball." "saturday night live" kicked off its 40th season with a show that debuted darryl hammond, a veteran "snl" cast member as the new announcer. hammond appeared on the show for a record 14 seasons, takes the place of the late don

now the pressure of roger goodell to resign. >>> tesla has more surprises in store. elon musk tweeted this tease about unveiling the "d" and something else on october 9th. that tweet is causing snarky commentary online over the "d" could be driverless. tesla shares are edging higher before the bell. that's it for me this morning. "new day" starts right now. >>> containing ebola -- more scrutiny this morning about how the first patient diagnosed with ebola on american soil was turned away from a texas hospital, as those who came in contact with him, including five children are being monitored now for exposure. are doctors prepare for a possible outbreak? >>> resigning under fire -- the secret service director is out just hours after a brutal grilling by congress over a series the security lapses. is her resignation enough? how will the agency regain the public's trust to keep our president safe? >>> on edge -- massive protests in hong kong, on the verge of escalating if the demands of pro democracy demonstrators are not met. protesters prepared to occupy government bu

. >>> nfl owners are considering a plan to reduce roger goodell's power with the personal conduct policies. the nfl has come under fire with cases like ray rice and adrian peterson. listen to the commissioner's intense meeting with owners in new york. >> it is my job to admit mistakes and my job to go and figure out how to make sure those mistakes don't happen again. >> ray rice is appealing his indefinite suspension. according to "usa today" he asked the players union to resolve his appeal quickly to begin the process of restoring his name and resuming his career. rice was released by the ravens after video surveysfaced of him knocking out his then fiancee in an elevator. >>> adrian peterson will stand trial. he did not enter a plea on wednesday. a spokesperson for the player says he is not looking for a deal and will go to trial. the judge says he meant it as a joke. >>> and kansas, the stakes in the senate race are high. the winner could determine who controls the senate. the republican pat roberts faced off with independent greg orman in the first debate. >> both parties are more inter

. >>> we've learned the nfl commissioner roger goodell will be forced to testify at the ray rice appeal hearing. he usually acts as judge and jury for nfl disciplinary digs. rice was punished twas for knocking out his fiance. the hearing is scheduled for november 5 and 6. >>> next, a deadly hit and run near capitol still unsolved. >> it was a dream job. have the mother of a senate staffer speaks out. >>> freight fest rumors. responding to a warning about students going to six flags. >> and the new report on the red ♪ you might have noticed things are looking pretty good at southwest. our dazzling smiles. our incredible good looks. our new ride. and some shiny, new nonstops ready for takeoff. you're going to need more reasons to travel. because flying new nonstops on southwest is looking pretty good. book your low fare now at southwest.com ♪ ment? metro's own documents. the breakdown left thousands of passenger stuck for hours last month. a report shows it took 41 minutes for them to start equipment. they had to wait for the right equient they are changing the inspection procedures.

it has put roger goodell in the hot seat. they will also vote on the doctor 1.4 billion sale and look at furthering international play. >>> and ford has released tear fab 40 list, showing the world's most valuable sports brands of 2014 a. new number one in the athlete's category, lebron james with a top value of $37 million. we placing tiger woods. he dropped 10 million in value. still comes in at 2nd with 36 million and a 3rd roger federer at $32 million. it's nice to have all those zeros behind there in that count. you would never know what that's like. >> we can dream. we can hope. by, some losing 10, 12 million in one year, how would you like that? from sports, let's go to business, nbc's kate rogers, i hear her brand value is to about what 33 million? >> hey, richard, stocks fell sharply tuesday as they fret about the impact that could have on the corporate earnings. the dow suffered the worst day and puts triple digit moves in the past 13 session. >>> twitter is suing the justice department and if ib fib. the social med

. >>> ray rice scandal continues to unfold, how roger goodel could play big part in rice's appeal. >>> good morning, i'm harold eskin. eagles go into sunday's game with arizona not knowing if sproles or kendricks will play. weather forced practice inside, those players were limited when practice. now, lesean mccoy is coming off 149-yard rushing game, and you may they he has more confidence, but that's not quite the case. >> i still feel the same way i did before this year, or after this year, i feel a good teamer, running the ball well, the guys are front to do it. >> i always feel the same way before a game. from the 20-yard gain to the 150 or 149, doesn't make a difference. >> for some reason the flyers always play well in pittsburgh. to pittsburgh, game tied at two, in the third period. r.j. umberger, shot to score, the flyers go onto beat the penguins. the score there five-three. world is her sees even at one game apiece, kansas city, omar, two-run home near five-run sixth inning, kansas city wins it, seven-two, now onto san francisco. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin.

. >> new this morning, the federal judge handling the ray rice appeal wants roger goodell to testify. the judge informed both parties of her decision. the up coming november 5th hearing is not a criminal case, but a private arbitration, but he is not compelled to testify. rice is appealing his suspension for violating the nfl's personal conduct policy. video of rice shows the former baltimore raven knocking out his wife with a punch in an atlantic city elevator. >> center city's new destination for shoppers. >> one person was killed and four others hurt in a crash on a wet and busy highway. a live update is next at >> welcome back, good thursday morning, it is now 35:55 and you are taking a live look through sky6 live hd at atlantic city and it is 53 degrees out, a little damp and windy this morning, you're going to want to grab your rain jacket and umbrella, high of 59 today. >>> new on "action news," investigators say they have found an academic fraud scandal at the university of north carolina has been going on for two decades. more than 3,000 students who enrolled in classes never

league commissioner roger goodell has announced stiffer penalties for those kind of cases. >> adrian peterson has been put on paid leave by the vikings. if convicted he faces up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine. emmitt miller, abc news. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, [ inaudible ] one teacher got by luck. >>> plus the picture you want to take at fleet week, next. >>> i'm michael finney. in today's 7 on your side's q & a is coming up. i am still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. i will answer your questions here live in just a little bit. >> i'm spencer christian. we see low clouds near ocean beach and it was cooler along the coast today. still pretty warm inland. what is coming our way tomorrow? >>> checking your traffic at 4:36, this is in san jose, 280 south on the right-hand side. that's where traffic is backing up a little bit. 17 interchange off to the right. 17 heading south going to the right. better moving on 280 north. now, americans everywhere are discovering that galbani ricottm inspires moments that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss).

goodell in the hot seat. they will vote on the $1.4 billion sale of the buffalo bills and look at furthering international play. >>> and "forbes" has released their fab 40 list, showing the most valuable sports brands of 2014. a new number one in the athletes category, forbes estimates that lebron james has a top brand value worth $37 million. rereplacings twoods -- tiger woods, who previously held that spot. he dropped $10 million in value but still comes ranked second at $36 million. and third is roger federer, $32 million. all those zeros must be nice. >>> up next, why you might be working until you're 70 because we don't have all those zeros. >>> plus, it has fans searching for clues. j.k. rowling's cryptic tweet about harry potter. >>> welcome back. j.k. rowling had a riddle for fans. she says cry, foe, run amok, fa awry, my wand won't tolerate this nonsense. some guesses were harry returns. won't say any details now, a week off, no comment. or how about this. newt scamandre noteworthy flora fauna in new

nfl commissioner roger goodell may have to testify in the case of adrian peterson. t yesterday nfl team owners spent hours discussing the league's personal conduct policy regarding domestic violence and discipline for such offenses. >>> today montgomery county is making steps to make sure your vote will be counted on election day. the county is testing electronic voting machines. they will mark paper and electronic. october 23rd. election day is november 4th. it could lead to big drops in voter turnout. they found that turnout was down 2% in place with tight requirements. the biggest drops were seen with black voters and young voters. 33 states require them to show a voter i.d. at the polls. in virginia you either need to show a current i.d. or one that expires within the year. you can fill out a provisional ballot but show proof of i.d. within three days for the vote to count. >>> the navy is getting a jump start on its 239th birthday celebration. today it will hold a special ceremony on pennsylvania avenue northwest. you are invited to see a performance by the u.s

commissioner roger goodell came under fire for only giving rice a two-game suspension but after e video surfaced the baltimore ravens cut rice and goodell suspended him indefinitely. shocking charges against a mother tonight. what her daughter ended up taking to school and why the utcome could have been deadly. >> a gun is found on a man inside the courthouse moments before he was to appear bef >> happening now in northwest washington, a major investigation after a loaded gun was found. this was on an inmate. u.s. marshals found the gun shortly before the suspect was to appear before a judge and tonight the big question is did he have the gun when he was arrested or was it slipped to him? steven, what have you found out? >> alison, we know the suspect was in the custody of three agencies including d.c. police and the department of corrections. he was in the lockup over at police headquarters. this before u.s. marshals here at superior court found a gun tucked away in this guy's underwear. d.c. police brought the suspect, 19-year-old isaiah bogan into the courthouse today. he apparently

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. >>> let's talk about roger goodell, there's identical heat on the ray rice abuse case. he got a slap on the wrist, two game suspension, but got long term suspension when the video went viral of him hitting his now wife. the press has researched every case since he's been in office 8 years in that time there's been 50 cases against players and most got very minimal, if any penalty a one game suspension or two game at the most. only a couple of handful got serious treatment. even when there was serious injury involved. how do you think it will work out? >> he's given the spotlight, if you took that microscope and put it on the nhl or the nba or alcoa or coca-cola, or my firm, you may fine similar things. i think if the attention instead of just focusing on goodell whether he should be move or not is instead on 2.1 million americans who are subjected to reported cases 1.3 million tore women. if that's the culture we're trying to change meaning the next generation it becomings tabu to use physical force in the domestic setting that would be a goodbye product. >> the inciden

. >> reporter: you remember governor christie and roger goodell, nfl commissioner just eight months ago hanging out the at the super bowl together. now their lawyers will be hanging out here in federal court in trenton today, against each other, fighting each other to try to prevent the first day of legal sports betting here in new jersey, that is all set for sunday, and for now, only monmouth park race track in the jersey shore above toms river is ready to take bets and has their big betting room ready, the casinos in atlantic city and other race tracks waiting to see the the final legal resolution here in court before they will chance getting sued or getting in trouble with the federal government. ray lesniak state senator and lawyer from north jersey has been leading fighter for sports betting. he found a loop hole that will give new jersey the okay. he said casinos and other race tracks will follow real quick as soon as they see the thousands of people up there, placing legal bets and all of the millions of dollars, in profits, that could potentially be made, by the casinos who are

. -- an arbitern rules nfl commissioner roger goodell should testify in ray rice's appeal. rice recently appealed his indefinite suspension. he was disciplined after video surfaced showing him punching his then fiancÉe. suspended ricely for two games. the arbiter, judge barbara jones, issued her decision today. plan for another windy and chilly day tomorrow. the good news is there are changes in time for the weekend. meteorologist steve rudin has a good look at your forecast. >> good news as we move through the overnight hours and towards the end of the week. the only story or big story we have overnight and into tomorrow, it is going to be the gusty wind. as you head out the door tomorrow, rush-hour commute will be dry, but it is going to be windy. looking at the live super doppler radar, the shower activity lifting to the north and east. annapolis and delmarva, that is where the showers are located. it is derived for all of montgomery county and inside the capital beltway. an area of low pressure will move off to the north and east. the wind gusts will become the bigger

. >>> well, football team owners and commissioner roger goodell hammering out a new strategy on how to deal with domestic violence. >> the changes come after the string of cases that plagued nfl players, including one who is now accused of child abuse. nbc's craig melvin reports. >> reporter: nfl owners and commissioner roger goodell huddled up to tackle the domestic violence situation. >> we want the right policy in place as quickly as possible. >> reporter: owners are considering who should conduct investigations, law enforcement or independent agents, how to handle players accused of a crime and awaiting trial, and who should discipline players. until now it's been goodell, but that could all change. >> how real is the possibility under the new plan that your power to discipline unilaterally is going to be reduced? >> well, i said everything's on the table. >> reporter: nfl owners also watched a 40-minute domestic violence presentation featuring former player and activist joe irvin. >> think about the women in your life, women that you love. >> he thinks the nfl can lead on this iss

nancy, how did roger goodell do in that press conference today? >> well, i think he did better than his one last month which that's not hard to do because that was a complete disaster. you know, he talked about the things the league is doing and, yeah, they're making some progress but there still was not anything substantive to it announced. there was no date given for the report to be done and there was no hard date too on when the personal conduct policy will be revised. >> and, kevin, just to cut to the chase on goodell, his job is safe, i assume no one has any doubt that he's staying. >> even nancy's colleague, jerrod bell, wrote a piece after speaking to the owners in particular, arthur blank who chairs the compensation committee who reviews goodell's package, financial package and basically they got his back. i mean he is the front man for the owners, so in a lot of ways he is the shield taking the bullets and knives for them right now. >> right, right. let's listen to what he said when he was asked about did he encounter much disagreement i