does adrian peterson play again?y easy to say who would touch these players after everything that has happened. it's a huge public relations liability. it's a huge moral liability. but michael vick is still in a uniform and that hasn't really changed very much. i can definitely see ray rice winning his suspension. frankly the nfl players association has an obligation to appeal this suspension. because of just the very inconsistency in the way that roger goodell has levied his punishment. >> he should have gotten six games, not been suspended indefinitely. that's how it's going to come out. >> absolutely. >> no case hanging over his head. he was indicted, pleaded not guilty and the prosecutor cut him a deal which nobody seems outraged by. but ray rice could have had a case against him, doesn't. so it looks like he gets back in, yes? >> i think he'll be reinstated. i think in the immediate future, i can't see who signs him. but you know, later down the line -- >> what about forgiveness, what about redemption? >> well f

his own father pulled him off on the sidelines and said 'adrian, are you ok?' didn't even recognize him. he was still ready to go back in and play. >> were the coaches going to put you back in the game? >> mm-hm, they were going to put me back in the game and my dad had to come from the bleachers they say and tell them not to put me back in the game. >> that's how impaired he was. and that happened a few too many times. >> when arrington played, the ncaa had no specific "return to play" rule requiring schools to keep players with concussions on the sidelines. >> it takes at least 3-4 hours it's said, for the symptoms of a concussion to heal, and often times much more than that. the interesting thing about that is last time i checked a football game is 3-4 hours. so what that alone means, is that there are really no circumstances that someone who has sustained a concussion can ever go back during a game. >> did eastern illinois had a protocol or requirements in place? >> it couldn't have been a protocol if i get a concussion in the game, and you put me right bac

for adrian to say he was hit and somehow that's right. it was wrong when my mom hit me, when my dad hit me, when adrian's parents hit him and wrong today. to use corporal punishment in any form is abusivabusive. >> we can have a discussion about corporal punishment and spanking. that's really an issue for parents to decide. when it gets to these sorts of wounds, this is not an issue for parents. this is an issue for law enforcement. and so i think we really need to draw a distinction here. this is not a case about spanking. this is a case about a kid with serious injuries. >> i think there's also a dangerous message being sent if we start to attribute success and staying out of the streets to being violently attacked by your parents. >> also if you are repeatedly doing this to your child over the course of a weekend, doesn't seem to be working very well. >> it's the lazy way. you say you were punished for a week and you can't have a nintendo or whatever you're playing, that actually takes you as the parent engaging for the entire length o

and because adrian peterson left marks. there should be zero tolerance. you're a big adult hitting a little child. really? we're having a conversation oh, you can slap your wife a couple of times when she gets out of line. that's adult. it's domestic violence period, and we should have a problem with a child being hit by an adult first and foremost because it does not solve anything, it doesn't teach them anything. and it's totally confusing when someone you loves leaves the memory of bringing you pain. where do you go when the person you love brings you pain? you go somewhere else. that's where the trouble starts because those people do not care for you the same way your family is supposed to care for you. that begins a downward spiral for the young person to have solutions on how to handle life. we should be against bringing any pain. >> do we know about the lives of adults and have good numbers contrasting adults who were hit a lot as children versus ones who were not? >> yes, there has been excellent research, longitudinal research and a couple of exp

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adrian peterson has been indicted on child abuse charges. this just days after a new video of the ray rice domestic abuse incident went public. this indictment stems from an incident in which peterson disciplined one of his sons way tree branch. good evening be i'm chris may. >> and i'm natasha brown in for jessica tonight. cbs correspondent danielle nottingham is tracking the latest on these shocking charges. >> reporter: minnesota vikings star running back adrian peterson is facingcharge of child abuse. he's accused of hitting his son with a switch which is a branch from a tree. peterson did not practice with the vikings thursday but returned to the field friday. the organization released a statement saying the vikings are in the process of gathering information regarding the legal situation involving adrian peterson. at this time we will defer further questions to adrian's attorney, rusty harding. harding seen here with peterson in 2012 issued a statement defending his client. adrian is a loving father who used his judgment as a parent to

and they made the third panic move, finally got it right, decided to reactivate adrian peterson.'m not sure he will ever play for the vikings again. >> really. you think he is done for the vieks. what is the callers saying. >> honestly as a sports columnist, usually you right about superficial subjects with superficial responses, i've never had such an outpouring of e-mails and corresponds from serious people as i have after writing these last few columns, i have gotten numer, numerous e-mails from people abused as children, doctors, psychologists, professionals, mothers, from parents. it's been pretty profound. there's still the lun atick fringe calling for adrian to be on the field but i think it is a minori iity minority. i think most fans, most citizens don't want to see the guy again. >> how do you see the vikings revers reversal. what are your thoughts? >> well, i'm going to take it a step further and say what i told you on your radio show today, all right, my reporters gut instinct is, there's a whole lot more going on than what we know. there's month way in the world that

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i think the question about did adrian peterson go overboard?ut listen, jim, we all grow up in different environments. listen, every black parent in my neighborhood in the south would be in trouble or in jail under those circumstances. >> joining us is attorney and children's advocate, areva martin, "new york times" columnist charles blow and senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin. charles, what about that? charles barkley essentially saying, look, if you talk to african-americans from the south, you're going to hear this story a lot. >> well, i think that in general what the data tell us is that american parents spank. african-americans spank slightly more than other parents, but it's statistically significant. but it is not -- >> but spanking is a lot different than taking a tree branch. >> and that is the point where i completely disagree with charles barkley and where i find adrian peterson's explanation to be incredibly sad, which is that he probably genuinely believes that drawing blood is an expression of love. and that is a sad kind of test

i think the question about did adrian peterson go overboard?ten, jim, we all grew up in different environments. >> he's talking about adrian peterson, supposedly, according to police, used a switch to hit his four-year-old child leaving marks behind and bruises. he used that switch with the child's pants pulled down and left marks all over the lower part of that child's body according to cbs houston and police. so let's talk about this. let's bring in mark lamont hill, l.z. granderson and rachel nichols. welcome to all of you. >> good morning, carol. >> this is not a black/whitish shoe. i mean, police allege adrian peterson beat this child and left welts on his body. >> yes. and charles barkley isn't necessarily describing the differences or the nuance of this story in the most eloquent of ways but i agree with what he's trying to say which is this is a significant cultural thing and if you look at the polling, you will find that americans agree with charles barkley. in the south, significantly more southern americans support spanking your chil

star running back adrian peterson benched again.xempting him indefinitely. >>> and ray rice officially appeals his suspension and asks roger goodell to stay out of it. we'll tell you if he'll get what he wants. >>> breaking overnight a new york store owner charged with recruiting for isis and planning to kill u.s. troops once they return home. this as the chairman of the joint chiefs, says if conditions change he may recommend the need for u.s. combat boots on the ground. >>> manhunt, a survivalist on the run in pennsylvania, accused of gunning down two state troopers, police fear he wants to kill even more. he is armed and dangerous, we're live on the scene. >>> your "new day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate boldaun, and michaela perrera. >>> welcome to "new day," it is wednesday, september 17th, 6:00 in the east and we have breaking news coming out of the nfl -- a major about-face by the minnesota vikings, the team announcing its star running back, adrian peterson, on the exempt list. that'

castrol announced today that they have ended their promotional deal with adrian peterson.innesota governor mark dayton disagrees with the team's decision to put adrian peterson back in the game. the governor said today adrian peterson is a public figure and his actions as described are a public embarrassment to the vikings organization and the state of arizona. whipping a child to the extent of visible wounds as has been alleged should not be tolerated in our state. therefore, i believe the team should suspend mr. peterson until the accusations of child abuse have been resolved by the criminal justice system" in a statement today mcdonald's said domestic violence and abuse are unacceptable behaviors and have no place in sports or anywhere. as a family brand we've communicated our concerns to the league and we expect it to take strong and necessary actions to address these issues. also today anheuser-busch the official beer of the nfl since 2011 said we are disappointed and increasingly concerned by the recent incidents that have overshadowed this nfl season. we are not yet

breaking overnight -- the minnesota vikings reverse course and suspend running-back adrian peterson. we'll have details in a *live report. we'll be watching it this morning...the president will address the isis threat at u-s central command. and we now know *when daredevil nik wallenda will tightrope walk across the chicago river. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. good morning, demetrius. >> is today was very nice. >> with the cooler for but a week. today we go further. but we do have a warm-up coming up. wonderful when say coming our way. when we alliterate it means it's gonna be really good or really bad. highs will be near 70 degrees this afternoon. how about these numbers? take a look. 53 degrees in chicago. a huge temperature range across the region. it is cool in the western regions. the air is stagnant in the city which keeps us warmer. settlement composite shows we are dry. no rain until at least saturday. you can see today we will reach a high of 68. our hi

serious charges, adrian peterson has apologized. >> very serious charms and adrian peterson just put a fairly lengthy statement via his twitter account in which he says several things. first, the paul. i want everyone to understand how sorry i feel about the hurt i brought to my child, he says. but then he goes on to say, i had -- quote, have to live with the fact when i discipline my son he way i was disciplined as a child, i caused an injury i never intended or thought would happen. he goes on to say, shep, have learned a lot and have had to re-evaluate how i discipline my son going forward, but deep in my heart i always believed i could be one of those kids lost in the streets without the discipline instilled in me. almost a justification for what he did, and then the quote that everybody will take from this, i'm sure, is this one: i am not a perfect parent but i am without a doubt not a child abuser. and he we]g up by saying, my goal is always to teach my son right from wrong and that's what i tried to do that day. you just herd the general manager of the vikings say that they w

taylor, because adrian peterson says what he did was reasonable. i'm just going to read you his statement again. "deep in my heart i have always believed that i could have been one of those kids that was lost in the streets without the discipline instilled in me by my parents and other relatives." he's arguing, doctor, that this is what was used on him and it was successful. >> well, you know, there's a saying that when you know better you do better. and discipline is meant to be instructive. and discipline does not have to involve physically abusing or the intent to inflict harm. with the marks that were left on adrian peterson's child clearly were child abuse based on the fact that they created an injury and they showed harm. but parents do have the right to discipline their child, but what they need to understand is it crosses over to an abuse when there's an intent, when you leave marks, and there's also psychological abuse that happens verbally. >> you say when there's an intent. he says over and over he didn't intend to hurt his child. >> it

his column is entitled "adrian peterson must beat his upbringing."k you both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> thank you, reverend. >> should adrian peterson be playing, did the nfl make the right call here? >> i'm not sure. after seeing the pictures of the injuries that his 4-year-old sustained, i'm not sure whether he should be playing. look, as i wrote in the piece, i too was someone who was whooped from time to time with a switch that sometimes i had to go and get myself. other times, a parent or a relative would go out and get it to ensure that whatever thing i wasn't supposed to do i would never do it again. but when you ask the question about how far is too far, i would have to say that the injuries we're looking at on the screen right now, that that's too far. when you're drawing blood from someone, from your own child, you've gone too far. and also, the experience that i wrote about, my personal experience of having gone through this, i wasn't a 4-year-old child. i was a little bit older. i think it's excessive to do that to a 4-year-old ch

adrian peterson is simply not true. this is not a new allegation, it's one that is unsubstantiated and was shopped around to authorities in two states over a year ago. and nothing came of it. an adult witness adamantly insists adrian did nothing inappropriate with his son. >> so, jane, the thing that jumped out at me is i was watching khou's piece and reading the string of text messages, peterson mentioned cps in this text exchange. he writes this. with the mother of this child, i'm not about to be getting questioned down like you cps. i should mention the mom is pushing back about the boy actually getting hit. but the fact mentioned that. what does that say to you? anything? >> well, it's disrespectful to the mother of his child. oh, you're not going to question me like your cps. it's really an exertion of male privilege. and it's absolutely outrageous now where there's smoke, there's fire, yeah, there were no charges that came out of this earlier. this other incident. but nonetheless, i think in my opinion, it shows a

>> adrian, adrian's going to be fine. adrian is struggling with this.hat you could do to adrian is take away his ability to play. adrian loves to play. i can sit here and tell stories, until noon, of him playing, sneaking onto the field where there was little league, high school. people having to hide his helmet. adrian loves to play. he's a big kid at heart. and so to take that away from him, is -- is tragic. it's -- it's going to be tough. but he, adrian will be okay. >> and you do recognize that they, you know, they have to investigate, they have to let the investigation run its course. and then we will see what happens. there is still, we don't know what this will all, what will all end up here. i want to say thank you, steve, for giving us insight into the man you know. for defending your friend and for talking to us here on "new day." >> okay, thank you very much. >> you take care. >>> we know today is an historic day in the united kingdom, voting is taking place now. the polls are open. the question is, will scotland leave britain and form its ow

get the it card and see your fico® credit score. >>> new developments in the adrian peterson story.eople have been talking ever since a texas dprand jury indicted him on a child abuse charge. this is what he did to his son with a switch. a tree branch. the child is just 4 years old. it included cuts on his thighs, buttocks as well as his scrotum. the vikings cleared him to play next weekend. at the same time peterson, through his lawyer, released a statement saying he did what he did out of love and according to the way he himself was raised. now it's a style of parenting that many say they recognized and actually lived through whether they endorse it now or not. >> this is the 21st century. she did the best she could, but she was wrong about some of that stuff she taught me. i promised my kids, i won't teach that mess to them. you can't beat a kid to make them do what they want to do. the only thing i'm proud about is the team that i played for, they did the right thing. >> yes. >> take him off the field. i don't care. we're in a climate right now, i don't care what it is. take the

star running back adrian peterson defends himself from allegations he abused a second child. california on fire. nearly a dozen major wildfires are burning throughout the state. some destroying buildings and causing evacuations. >>> odile's aftermath the hurricane tropical storm leaves a trail of devastation along mexico's west coast destroying buildings and stranding tourists. >> and a warning to parents over child seat safety. a study shows most dads and moms stop using booster seats too soon. his is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, september 16th, his is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, september 16th, 2014. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, firefighters in california are battling ten major wildfires in record-breaking heat and strong winds. the most destructive is in the small town of weed, near the border of organize or where a fast-moving wildfire damaged and destroyed homes and forced residents to evacuate. 40-mile-per-hour winds quickly turned it into a firestorm. >> there's nothing like it.

adrian peterson posted $15,000 bond. he was detained for what was less than 30 minutes before he was released. you said and it's accurate that he's been benched this weekend. a lot of people are asking themselves if those circumstances had happened months ago before the ray rice scandal, if the treatment would have been this way. the league has had numerous, dozens of domestic violence cases, dozens of arrests over the course of ten to 15 years, but the suspensions have been very limit pd. individuals who have missed games, those have been very limited as well. those are a series of things that we're focused on right now. we did however hear from the attorney who is representing adrian peterson who said among other things, he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he, adrian peterson experienced as a child growing up in east texas, that he effectively, according to the accusations swatted or spanked or disciplined his child with a switch or a branch with the leaves taken off of it. and that there were wound

he coached one of adrian peterson's teammates. he says he tries to teach his players more than how to kick, throw, and run the ball. he tries to teach them to be quality men. >> it shows there is a problem and we have to address it. >> reporter: adrian peterson was booked and released from a texas jail today. he is charged with injuring his child with a wooden stick or tree branch. >> he went too far? >> i think he did. beating him with a switch. time's change. i used to get beat with a belt. myh a belt. >> should they be held to a higher standard in. >> yes, based on they are always in the limelight. they should be held to a higher standard. >> reporter: this doctor specializes in parenting and childhood drama. >> it is family business until it is illegal. >> reporter: corporal punishment is not illegal but there is a fine line between that and child abuse. >> child abuse and domestic violence is happening every second and minute around the country. we have to stand up and say we need to stop this. >> the minnesota vikings deacti

adrian peterson was benched after last weekend. then he was allowed back on to the team yesterday, it was said, with the presumption he would be, as the vikings said, playing again this weekend. then things changed overnight. that's why you heard from the owner saying, effectively, we got this wrong, we made a mistake. and as one of the owners said. his brother, he said it's never too late to get it right. and they've created this special list. it's called the commissioner's list exempt status which means adrian peterson will continue to get paid, but he will be barred from the team's activities. he's going to be paid roughly $692,000 a week, but he's going to be staying away from the team. it was supposed to be his first court appearance and arraignment. we learned yesterday that's been delayed three weeks. it could be a while before we see adrian peterson on the sidelines again, if ever, in a vikings jersey again. he was asked directly about that question a little bit earlier. one of the members of the management team for the min

overnight the team decides to suspend star running back adrian peterson until the child abuse charges against him are resolved. >>> and california is hit with floods and fires. heavy rains from tropical storm odile leaves some towns under water while hot and dry conditions fuel dangerous wildfires. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, september 17th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, less than 48 hours after he was reinstated by the minnesota vikings star running back adrian peterson is once again suspended by the team. early this morning the vikings announced peterson will remain away from all activities. peterson was deactivated from last sunday's game after he was in dieted on felony child abuse charges. on monday the team said he would play this weekend, but the vikings reversed course. the team's owners released a statement reading, quote, after further reflection, we have conclude thad this resolution is best for the vikings and for adrian. we want to be clear. we have a strong stance regarding the protecti

minnesota vikings star adrian peterson, charged for physically abusing his son.he incident leading to a heated controversy over physical discipline that extends well beyond the football field. is it a parents right, or just wrong? here's my "nightline" co-anchor juju chang. >> reporter: when does spanking cross the line? it's the burning question tonight, brought on by the shocking arrest of one of the best running backs in the nfl. >> peterson -- a first down and more. >> reporter: a smiling adrian peterson, seen here in his mug shot, accused of repeatedly hitting his 4-year-old son with a tree branch. the case igniting a fire storm among parents. how much is too much? the actress rosie perez weighing in on "the view." >> being hit in the face as a child, you remember that and it stays with you and it scars you and it's wrong. >> you think that parents who bop their children are abusers? what do you define as abuse? having a whip on your scrotum, that's abuse. >> reporter: she's referring to the welts and bruises on the child's lower body. his father, who used t

minnesota vikings star oning back adrian peterson faces a charge of child abuse in tech text.eterson accused of beating his own son with a switch. a texas grand jury indicted the six time pro bowl running back accusing him of causing serious injuries to his four year old son during a visit to peterson's home in may. these photographs from a draft at the police report obtained by cbs sports radio 610 in houston purports to cause his injuries. cuts and bruises to his buttocks, ankles and leg and defensive wounds to his hands. law enforcement tell the staying peterson used a switch look this a part of a tree branch to spank his son. after the boy had pushed a sibling. another police photo captures peterson showing investigators how he pulled it from a tree. the investigation also revealed these text messages set said to be between peterson and the boy's mother. so you will be mad at me about his leg the player wrote. i got kind of good with the tail end of the switch. and later he got about five more pops than normal. he didn't drop one tear. the boy's injuries were discovered la

>>> back on the field, adrian peterson cleared to play on sunday.ld. at least one sponsor has pulled their money and the deadline just hours away for ray rice to appeal his suspension. we have all the latest on the nfl. >>> your "new day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, kate boldaun, and michaela perrera. >> welcome to "new day," it is tuesday, september 16th, we begin with breaking news on four big fronts. first, the war against isis has definitely begun, the u.s. going on the offensive in iraq, launching air strikes against the extremists 20 miles from baghdad. news of a different war against ebola. fears of an outbreak in the u.s. has the president set to announce a containment plan that will send americans to west africa. >>> and we're learning more about a u.s. citizen alleged to be a serial killer out to avenge the deaths of muslims in the middle east. by killing americans. so why isn't the united states so far labelling him a terrorist? all of this while the taliban is now taking credit for a car bomb over

adrian peterson was deactivated for this past weekend's games.hen on monday, the vikings came out and said they were reinstating him and going to, quote, let his due process and this case play out. it will probably play out through the course of the entire season. he's not expected to go to any sort of trial on this until later in the year, possibly next year. that drew a pretty strong reaction, especially after that second report. well, yes, child services did not, in the end, have a finding of child abuse against peterson. peterson's lawyer is correct. the mother was concerned enough, and there was an injury to the child that she did call child services and they did think it was warranted to launch the investigation. the fact that that even happened is yet another concern. and it's not just fans that are taking notice. radisson said it's suspending its sponsorship of the seem. you have also had the governor of minnesota weigh in, saying he thinks that the vikings should put peterson back on some sort of deactivation or suspension. you also have

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this is bigger than adrian peterson. >> four high-profile domestic abuse cases that are overshadowing the game. >>> the minnesota vikings lost to the new england patriots yesterday, by a lot. after the vikings decided that their best running back, adrian peterson couldn't play because he managed to get himself indicted on friday in texas for one count of injuring a child, the child being his 4 year old son who he whipped to the point where he cut the boy's naked skin in several spots, including the 4-year-old's genitals. today, the vikings decided that one big loss is enough of a price for the team to lay for adrian peterson's indictment. >> we are trying to do the right thing. this is a difficult path to navigate. regarding the judgment of how a parent disciplines his child. based on the extensive information that we have right now and what we know about adrian, not only as a person, but what he has also done for this community, we believe he deserves to play while the legal process plays out. >> and so if the new orleans saints are going to beat the vikings on sunday, they'll have t

at the same time, we want to express our support for adrian. it goes on to say, "adrian emphasized his desire to avoid further distrack to his teammates". >> peterson posting this religious quote on twitter. it says "the pressure may be tough but you will make it through." >>> peterson has to keep away from the team during his child abuse case. he has an arraignment next month facing up to two years in prison if found guilty. aaron? >>> angie, thank you. day nine, searches pick up for sara and jacob huddle. there's been no sign from the siblings for more than a week. it's now a homicide investigation. police are keeping the search sites a secret. they believe it could turn into a crime scene. the children's set up his own command site. she's charged with child neglect and not telling detectives what she did with her children. >>> today, we'll learn how the district plans to rewrite d.c.'s gun laws. mayor gray will announce emergency legislation this afternoon. the new law would respond to a federal judge ruling that d.c.'s ban on carrying guns

adrian peterson, has to play out in the courts as well. but does the nfl have to act before that happens to send a message and what will that mean if adrian peterson walks? so a lot more to play out here. >> so ray rice suspended, and adrian peterson sitting out sunday. >> deactivated. but could come back. never know. >> appreciate it. >> thanks, ryan. >>> now to another story breaking overnight, the massive manhunt for the gunman who walked into a state police barracks in pennsylvania and opened fire on the troopers. at least two of them were hit. marci gonzalez is here with the latest. good morning to you. >> good morning, dan. one trooper has died, and the other is hospitalized. and we're expecting police to update us in the next few minutes about the manhunt and what led to the shooting. shots fired overnight at this -- right in front of this state police bar racks in rural pennsylvania. two officers ambushed during a shift change. one state trooper killed. another rushed to the hospital. police still searching for the gunman. >> we ar

we haven't heard from adrian himself.s before this news broke and there was a quote god has you covered. that's really all we heard from peterson. >> thank you so much. >>> sarah palin in the news again and it's a pretty wild story involving alcohol and a brawl at a party. >> we'll break it down for you. ♪ "here i am. rock you like a hurricane." ♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. come on, would i lie about this? frommy family and is to love ice cream. however some of us can't enjoy it without discomfort. so we use lactaid® ice cream. it's 100% real ice cream just without the lactose. so now we all can enjoy this favorite treat. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. perfect timing.

stunning reversal, adrian peterson facing child abuse charges has now been banned from coming to the facilities. >> bob redell has the latest and why the team has had the change of heart. >> reporter: frankly, sam and laura, money talks, sponsors of the adrian peterson and the vikings pulled their financial support or threatened to after the vikings decision on monday to reinstate the star running back who has been charged with spanking his four-year-old son with a tree branch. last night the team reversed course responding to the public pressure and put peterson on the exempt list which means he must stay away from all team activities, we're talking about practices, games, and what not until his case is resolved. now his first hearing isn't until october 8th. the owners released a statement which read in part, quote, we want to be clear, we have a strong stance protecting child and welfare of children. at the same time, we to want express our support for adrian and acknowledge his seven plus years of commitment to this organization and this community. adrian emphasized the desire to

adrian. >> steph many thanks.more toment come on the al jazeera news hour, including a month after the gaza strip conflict. we meet the people struggling to rebuild their lives. and it took 30 penalties to separate two teams in the english cup. that's all later in the sport. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again, good to have you with us. adrian finighan here in doha. in syria fighters from the opposition front are evacuating headquarters in the west of the country, one of the areas that have seen air strikes from the us-lead opposition. another group says it too is leaving its bases. kurdish forces known as the ypg are attacking fighters from the islamic state of iraq and the levant. >>> live pictures from the u.n. general assembly, which has just got underway in new york. a number of items will dominate the conversation. >>> from confronting the isil to combatting the spread of the ebola virus in west africa, heads of state will get a chance to debate all of the issues. as dominic kaine is reporting it is turning out to be a part

adrian beltre scores. bob melvin says his team did not look ready to play.oakland is one lead over kansas city in the wild card. as are two games ahead of seattle. i have in my hand the tuesday night top five. back to the as . watch this home run elizabeth. watch this home run. 453 feet of brandon moss. this bozo tries to impress the ladies by dunking out a shirt. instead, he crashes to the floor. university of tennessee, jake bruce laid out the wide receiver. bruce channeling his inner jadeveon clowney. dee gordon makes the stop and gets it to justin turner. this is a double play. you know who this reminds me of? who does it remind you of? orioles nick hundley gets robs of a home run by anthony goss. they win 8-2 to clinch the american league west. that was absolutely brilliant. >> wow. >> so adrian peterson, again, is done with the minnesota vikings. at least for the time being. i think this is going the have a far-reaching implication to the other issues happening right now in the nfl. >> right. we'll be right back. there it is... this is where i met your

adrian peterson on the exem¢ commissioner's list.this means tha >> breaking thus out of the nfl late tonight. adrian peterson will not play for the vikings and will have to remain away from all team activities until his legal problems are resolved. peterson has been charged with wreckless or negligent injury to a child after it was learned he beat his four-year-old son with a stick. this news comes after the biggest advertisers were voicing their inapproval with how the nfl was facing domestic violence and child abuse cases. >>> buster posey, you can tell it bye bye baby. 21ist home run. game tied at 1-1. runners at the corners. it is not running out for brandon crawford, but good enough. jake peavy is brilliant tonight. the giants win 2-1. peavy wins his fourth straight loss. san francisco's lead remains two-and-a-half games. coco crisp and the as facing texas trying to catch fire in the final home stand. no score. 4th inning, jake takes scott kazmir deep. derek norris and kazmir were not on the same page tonight. the as committed t

chaiminging their minds about adrian peterson.s suspended until his case goes to court. >> in a new statement the vikings owners are saying after giving the situation additional thought we have decided this is the appropriate course of action for the organization and for adrian. we are always focused on trying to make the right decision as an organization. he is accused of hitting two of his sons both four years old. he is set to be arraigned next month. >> he apologized for hurting the own bo-- his boys but he said that's how his parents disciplined him and it helped him. >> the player's union argued he can't be punished twice for the same action. he suspended him for 8 games but suspendeded him now that he saw the video of his knocking out his wife innen an elevator. he will remain suspended diven knitly while he appeals his result. >>> the search shifting for missing university of indiana student hannah graham. it shows her walking outside of the bar where she was last seen. this as her heartbroken family pleads for help saying

they need adrian peterson. he's their star. they need him on the field.aving him away from football activities is different from having him away from their company name and their brands. having him off the field hurts the team, which hurts the fans, which hurts the dollar. so, it's much bigger than just separating themselves from a legal situation. >> yeah. there are 300 million, approximately, americans and 111 million watch americans. love your name, joy. >> you have the best name in tv. >> exactly. we thank both of our parents. thank you for being here. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> now, a "reid alert," nbc's ann curry wrapped up an exclusive interview with iran's president. we'll get some of that interview today, including his reaction to isis beheading james foley, steven sotloff and david haines. whenwork with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. take and... exhale.in... aflac! and a gentle w

the nfl now also has an adrian peterson situation. adrian peterson is a real football star.verybody in the nfl is really good. adrian peterson is a star running back for the minnesota vikings. he was indicted last week on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child. at my decision, we have opted not to show you the images that have been released of the injuries to the 4-year-old boy apparently caused by his father. but they apparently came by mr. peterson hitting the boy with a switch, with a thin, wooden rod which is usually a tree branch. the boy 4 years old is reported to have suffered unspecified injuries from the beating. adrian peterson turned himself in to police in texas this weekend and posted a $15,000 bond. that happened on saturday. and then when the vikings played against the patriots on sunday, the vikings held adrian peterson out of the game. he didn't play. today, though, the vikings general manager announced despite the indictment, despite his star player being out on bond on felony abuse charges that could get him years in prison, today the vikings a

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