it can't be a protocol. >> but that changed after arrington graduated.n 2010, the ncaa required schools to develop guidelines for concussion safety. but arrington's suit alleges that this safety mandate was designed to be weak. >> some of these emails are shocking. i would call them smoking guns. >> internal ncaa emails show former head of safety david klossner pushing for more stringent rules, and facing pushback from inside the organization. >> very interesting email here from klossner where he says, 'return same day issue seems to be our biggest barrier. i've yet to find legitimate data to show that same day return to play is a good thing.' >> klossner's the one in here who keeps bringing up the idea about rules for return to play, the safety of this and what an issue it is. >> "i've been pretty busy with meetings, and trying to get david klossner off my back. that dude wears me out." >> so the one guy raising the red flag here, is getting shut out? >> shut down, suppressed, and criticized. >> i think it's a big lie and a big facade that the ncaa is p

throw it to you, of course a guy that doesn't have a catch all year and then down the field against arringtons away with it. he has been the difference in the game. >> "hardball's" chris matthews. we kept hearing that. the real chris matthews, the elder one also joined in on the fun sending a congratulatory tweet after the first half and msnbc tweeted out this photo of our chris matthews saying this is the best super bowl i have ever had. but we would hear that chris matthews, chris matthews as we were in the stands there and be confused why are they talking about chris matthews and so we've got the chris matthews during the super bowl. we have seahawks receiver chris matthews and being this unlikely star that was completely great, the 25-year-old had four passes for more than 100 yards which was just absolutely amazing to see but it was confusing when we were in the stadium to hear that name over and over again. we had nbc's savannah guthrie having the honor of conducting this year's presuper bowl interview with the commander in chief and the conversation ranged from deflate-gate to the whit

her grandson super bowl champ and kyle arrington went to high school in brandy wine. he had a message for his high school coach who jim handly caught up with today. >> reporter: anything to say to your high school coach? >> coach, of thether world. i don't know what else to say. other world. >> bring it back home. >> man, loving it man. >> we checked a little bit after the game. i congratulated him on a great game. he kept his promise and promised he would bring the ring back to the park and said he would bring it back to all of us to share with. >> give love to the people who got you there and back to the play everyone is talking about one of those situations you look back on it and you say if it went the other way no one would have thought otherwise. just because it didn't work out. >> i think we all -- >> no no -- >> and you don't take the baddest player on the planet and give him the ball you've got one yard two time-outs left all the time-outs left run marshawn! >> i get that. but they had their goal-line defense. >> so what! that's football. that's when you want

we are watching out for xm arrington in :00. i have a chart about the drop at baker hughes.t is stunning. >> to my point earlier, that is brilliant. can that go faster than the market thinks to clear out the supply? >>, it can. from what i'm told, 20% of the rigs in this country produce 80% of the oil. i think you have started the process whereby supply starts to come under attack. >> it's a long and nasty cycle. >> the end of a long and nasty winter storm argue the 1%? you may think you are not. you might be. we are talking about the growing disparity between haves and have-nots, a new study tells you how much you need to qualify as a 1% or. ♪ >> this, everyone up. this is a lovely tape to start the week. dow futures are up. this is fantastic. this is our single best chart. >> you likely think you are in the middle class. most of us do. perhaps you believe you are upper-middle-class here if you live in alabama and earn $228,000, you are a member of the 1%. this is our single best map. this is from the economic policy institute area they look through demographic information

and just i want to close by saying that the late mike arrington used to say that he was for the left-wing of the possible. possible. i think that are pushing the definition of the possible. i thank you for enlightening exploration of what can be done. if i may use the phrase, phrase, what is to be done. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the senate this afternoon approved a measure that would expand restitution for the victims of child pornography. pornography. that vote was 98 to zero. coming up tomorrow senators will vote on ashton carter's nomination to be the next defense secretary. tomorrow morning's washington journal on the president's request for authorization to use military force against isis. and isis. and representative jerry mcknight talks about isis the keystone xl oil pipeline and other legislative items. later our tour continues. washington journal is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> here are some of our featured programs. saturday morning at nine live coverage of the savanna but festival with nonfiction authors and books on

[applause] >> awesome stuff -- a quick announcement because a combination of michael arrington and electricity have slowed us down this morning. we have a couple contest today's is called disrupt vine and that is the theme you are working on, if you can submit a vine we will give away a mini drone tomorrow and if you need more information it is on the hashed -- the website. our next guest is a super genius, do not confuse him with our techcrunch volunteers in green, he is a huge deal, not that our volunteers are not. he had his hand in paypal, yelp and now a firm. he has been developing in mobile years before we thought it was important, welcome alex wilhelm from techcrunch. >> good morning. thank you. how is it going? >> great. >> it has been one year since you are here last time, wearing the same shirt. i'm impressed with that. dedication to the cause. >> this will take 100 years to build fully. >> uber was just on and mark cuban was on a television program and i did quick math and i think that makes you the poorest person we're interviewing in the first block. how to make you feel -- how do

really quick announcement because a combination of michael arrington and electricity have really slowed us down this morning. we have a couple of contests going down over the course of disrupt. today's contest is called disrupt vine, the theme you're working on. if you can submit a vine we're going to be giving away a mini drone at 9:00 a.m. pacific time tomorrow. if you need more information, it's on the website. and use #tcdisrupt on any vine you post and we'll get that sorted out for you. our next guest is a super genius do not confuse him with our tech crunch volunteers. he's wearing green but a huge deal. not that our volunteers aren't. they're also a big deal. we've got a serial entrepreneur who has had his hand in pay pal, slope, been developing for mobile years before any of us thought it was important and let's see what he can teach us today. let's welcome tech crunch. >> good morning. >> thank you. >> how is it going, max? >> great. >> so it's been a year sense you were here last time. and this exact same shirt. >> last time. >> i'm impressed by that. that's a long bit of dedi

[applause] >> awesome stuff -- a quick announcement because a combination of michael arrington and electricity have slowed us down this morning. we have a couple contest today's is called disrupt vine and that is the theme you are working on, if you can submit a vine we will give away a mini drone tomorrow and if you need more information it is on the hashed -- the website. our next guest is a super genius, do not confuse him with our techcrunch volunteers in green, he is a huge deal, not that our volunteers are not. he had his hand in paypal, yelp and now a firm. he has been developing in mobile years before we thought it was important, welcome alex wilhelm from techcrunch. >> good morning. thank you. how is it going? >> great. >> it has been one year since you are here last time, wearing the same shirt. i'm impressed with that. dedication to the cause. >> this will take 100 years to build fully. >> uber was just on and mark cuban was on a television program and i did quick math and i think that makes you the poorest person we're interviewing in the first block. how to make you feel -- how do