and for the san francisco bay area, super bowl 50 and i would like to the presentation is by jason of the vp of community relations for the san francisco bay area super bowl, 50, i can't speak tonight, the host committee and, so welcome, and sfgov tv and at some moment, >> thank you. >> and thank you for inviting us and the commissioners for having the super bowl host here in evening and also want to acknowledge the colleagues and for, the communication and marketing, for the host committee, and as we take questions, at the appropriate time and i might call upon her. as you know, the big game is coming to the region on february the 7th, 2016 and the region is proud to be hosting the 50th celebration and playing on the super bowl, and the first was played in california, and it was the 50th and the golden anniversary and we are here and excited that it is here in the state and i am going to do a brief presentation that will just take a few slides and then, open to any discussion. >> so go ahead. >> yes. >> great. >> so, the host committee and i just wanted to say about who it is as an o

iceman bowles. >> hey, bowles, is now a good time to talk?p back for me. at this point in time, i don't know what the motivation is for jeremy to confess all this. i don't know if his conscience is finally weighing on him. if the loss of his family members is weighing on him. or if the fact that his kids are out there running around without a good father figure. i'm not sure what his motivation is to confess at this time. do you feel that part of this and part of the reason you may be talking about these things that haven't been talked about or discussed or even known by law enforcement is part of a sense for you to bring some closure to some things? >> yeah. i just, you know, dealing with all this and just everything period is just taking its toll on me. i think it's just better off that i do this, get this done with and get it out of my system because it's something that has been eating at me for a long time. you know, like other people's families. they have kids and they have moms and they have dads. i don't think a lot of them people have

we saw the super bowl last year. seem that long ago but a lo the can change during an off-season and early year for football teams and i think denver has made a lot of changes for the sole reason to compete against a team like seattle and do better the second time around. jim: they really kind of rebuilt that defense after the shellacking they took in the super bowl and speed was really the point of emples. demarcus ware. physicality too, t.j. ward. phil: they also changed their offensive line because they got a little overpowered in the super bowl. when you lose a big game like that, you see what standard you have to go to to maybe win the bowl and that's why you make -- super bowl and that's why you make changes. it's motivating to the players and you're going to change your tactics also so it's going to be fun to watch. jim: bosher to punt for the second time tonight. referee: five-yard penalty, still fourth down. jim: how will the denver receivers handle things off the snap? will they be able to somehow win that

this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts.s is the first time it is being hosted by two teams, the jets and the giants. the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first time the game is being played in a northern city in a building without a roof. >> bringing the super bowl to the new york region has been a decade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11 when he began pitching the idea to nfl and local politicians as a way to jumpstart the stuttering economy. it was not until the metlife stadium was built in 2010 that idea caught on. >> the nfl owners liked to bring the game to some of the newer stadiums to highlight them. they wanted the world to see this great facility. >> millions of people around the world will be watching super bowl xlviii. perhaps no venue is better prepared or staffed for an event like this. 20 times a season, metlife undergoes a transformation. a staff of about 20 takes two days to change it from one team to the other -- from jets green to giants blue, or vice versa. that i

at least once that year and it's only 2 million bowling competitively. >> there are two parts to bowling side and that's where you're seeing a lot of decline and it's seeing kind of a bull. >> hickland's father introduced him to bowling. today father and son bowl together all of the time. i'm really proud of him because at 13 he said he wanted to make bowling balls and i remember back then, oh, no, we don't need an engineer degree to have bowling balls and he kept with had dream all of the way through and hickland was proof that a career in science, technology, engineering and math can be cool. >> they're fun in general and the people that are the richest in this country get it from science and technology more times than not, not from necessarily playing sports and those kind of other things and those are high profile and good, it is a lot of fun to sit in my chair and help design bowling ball knowing that you're having a positive impact on your community, but also on the world in general. >> while ron is serving as a positive role model in his community, dr. mohammed is responsible for

we saw the super bowl last year. seem that long ago but a lo the can change during an off-season and early year for football teams and i think denver has made a lot of changes for the sole reason to compete against a team like seattle and do better the second time around. jim: they really kind of rebuilt that defense after the shellacking they took in the super bowl and speed was really the point of emples. demarcus ware. physicality too, t.j. ward. phil: they also changed their offensive line because they got a little overpowered in the super bowl. when you lose a big game like that, you see what standard you have to go to to maybe win the bowl and that's why you make -- super bowl and that's why you make changes. it's motivating to the players and you're going to change your tactics also so it's going to be fun to watch. jim: bosher to punt for the second time tonight. referee: five-yard penalty, still fourth down. jim: how will the denver receivers handle things off the snap? will they be able to somehow win that

is wo ven into the super bowl experience for the entire bay area region and provides opportunities for the communities to actively participate. and one of the reasons, that we are doing this super bowl and clearly a reason that i am here for you tonight is the business connect program and this is an nfl supplier, and its intent is to engage the local and diverse community in the procurement opportunities related to super bowl, so we as a host committee are responsible for helping the nfl execute locally and we work with the nfl, and again, the key public and private particular holders to connect our local business and diverse business community to the super bowl, procurement and networking and businesses development opportunities. >> we are in the process for developing the partnerships, and they are to be determined, but these categories in particular obviously reflect our interest, in the area and promoting these entities as part of the business connect program and to network, and to help these businesses, meet the suppliers that it works with and meet with each other in the diverse

so parcels leaves after they win the super bowl. and carroll comes in and leaves after a few years and he gets bill belichick. >> cris: everybody thinks that pete's the guy you get along with and he's great and you play music at practice. no. it's the same formula bill parcells used. it's discipline. discipline wins games. he said i'm doing the same thing now we did the usc, the formula works. if the guys are disciplined, we're going to win. >> al: two national championships. nfc a super bowl and a big start tonight in a quest to do it again. seattle dominates in the 2014 opener. winning the game by a score of 36-16. coming up next, the volkswagen postgame report after these messages. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only

so parcels leaves after they win the super bowl. and carroll comes in and leaves after a few years and he gets bill belichick. >> cris: everybody thinks that pete's the guy you get along with and he's great and you play music at practice. no. it's the same formula bill parcells used. it's discipline. discipline wins games. he said i'm doing the same thing now we did the usc, the formula works. if the guys are disciplined, we're going to win. >> al: two national championships. nfc a super bowl and a big start tonight in a quest to do it again. seattle dominates in the 2014 opener. winning the game by a score of 36-16. coming up next, the volkswagen postgame report after these messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the volkswagen postgame report. here now, bob costas. >> so the seahawks in convincing fashion win it 36-16. michele tafoya's interview with some of the game stars coming up. let's take a look at the sunday night football bus, even though this is technically a thursday night, quickly turning into a friday morning in some parts of t

nothing about bowles-simpson. and it became very clear to me that the demagoguery that was coming out of his speech was aimed at just doubling down and going hard left, hit the fence, raise taxes, go after republicans. and that's when i realized this is not a compromiser. this is not somebody who's going to move to the middle. and we got a text from one of our colleagues watching it on tv saying you guys should get up and leave right now. we looked at it, we discussed it, and we decided out of respect for the office of the presidency that we wouldn't do that. even though it was really over the pale. and so we got up and promptly left afterwards. and then did a press conference. [laughter] >> i see we're almost out of time with me asking questions. let me ask one more here and then let you ask one or two if you'd like, and that is i happen to think the president hasn't been successful. [laughter] [applause] that is apparently the understatement of the evening. [laughter] and i'll put aside foreign policy for a mome

so parcels leaves after they win the super bowl. and carroll comes in and leaves after a few years and he gets bill belichick. >> cris: everybody thinks that pete's the guy you get along with and he's great and you play music at practice. no. it's the same formula bill parcells used. it's discipline. discipline wins games. he said i'm doing the same thing now we did the usc, the formula works. if the guys are disciplined, we're going to win. >> al: two national championships. nfc a super bowl and a big start tonight in a quest to do it again. seattle dominates in the 2014 opener. winning the game by a score of 36-16. coming up next, the volkswagen postgame report after these messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the volkswagen postgame report. here now, bob costas. >> so the seahawks in convincing fashion win it 36-16. michele tafoya's interview with some of the game stars coming up. let's take a look at the sunday night football bus, even though this is technically a thursday night, quickly turning into a friday morning in some parts of t

and simpson and everyone from the commission that he was going to embrace bowles-simpson. the kind of figured that was going to happen. we have the front seat and he was sitting between closer to that column and myself, 20 feet away giving a speech basically calling for another round of $400 billion in defense cuts on top of what they had already done which was a budget driven strategy, not a strategy for the budget but for defense. then he ensued to demagogue the work we have been doing, nothing about bowles-simpson and became very clear to me that the demagoguery that was coming out of his speech was aimed at just doubling down and going hard left, raised taxes in going after republicans. that's when i realized this is not a compromise. this is not someone who's going to move to the metal. we got a text from one of our colleagues in washington and is said to you guys are going to have to leave right now. we discussed it and we said out of respect for the office of the presidency we wouldn't do that even though it was really over the pale. we got up improperly left afterw

we're not bowl eligible. we have an opportunity to go to a bowl game. need to make sure that we can take care of our business this week, which is rutgers. >> rutgers. con senn straight on rutgers. joe paterno's son joined comcast sportsnet today. he's thrilled the ban was lifted. he was asked if he'd like to see his dad's wins reinstated. >> i think there's tens of thousands of alumni that want the truth to come out and certainly those aren't joe's wins, they're penn state's wins. they belong to the athletes who played in the games and made the sacrifices to go to school and be student athletes. i think it's a matter, it's more for other people than for my dad. >> on to the phillies. they had lost all four games to the pirates this season. the longest losing streak to the pirates in 12 years. the rookie david buchanan does his job on the mound again. also, the old cliche, helping his own cause. 1-1. it's 2-1. in the fifth, still down a run. freddie filling in for jimmy rollins. gallon three for three. still tied up, single to right. guess who scores? fr

i tweeted, "bowling with the prez." >> jimmy: so you held the bowling ball but you did not throw theworried about -- if i don't bowl good enough, they might not let me go to the oval office and i really want to get there, because that's the creme de la creme of the whole experience. >> jimmy: did you see the president? >> yes, at the correspondents dinner, not at the white house, but he was like three tables away. took a picture of him and tweeted it. but i thought about rushing up there. >> jimmy: that's what he looks like? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: well, the first lady watches "scandal." >> she does. she's a big fan. i was hoping to see her. >> jimmy: there's still time. >> we have a whole other season. >> jimmy: just don't do anything weird. it was a good episode tonight. are you going to live tweet with the episodes? i am. well, the east coast -- yes, i am as much as i can. my phone's backstage and should have brought it out here, i could be tweeting right now. >> jimmy: that would be rude. [ laughter ] there's no tweeting during the interviews. >> i'm crazy about the tweeting. i

see this as a great opportunity to link them to the nfl and the procurement process for the super bowl, 50 and to engage them, with some of our corporate supporters who are also, have supply the diversety programs and for whom the programs will open up the doors for the procurement in the municipal levels and the corporate partner and i will conclude the formal part of the presentation and open to the questions from the commission. >> great. thank you very much. >> commissioner dwight? >> hi, and thanks for the presentation. if i am to read this directly, that this is an exclusively for mw and dv, bs so and the first part of your question is correct and this particular program and this specific program is for mwdde, however, the second half of the question, the opportunities for contracting for the other businesses ininclusive of the other businesses, but other businesses there are other contracting opportunities related to the super bowl, 50 but the exclusive in any super bowl that has happened in the past, and exclusive contracting does not come solely through this program and it is

bowl.cross to kathie lee. >> okay. from chicago, let's see how you do. for the 2013 nfl season what was the average price of a regular season ticket? was it $54, $67, $82, or $104? that's got to be a guess? i'm sorry. i knew there was one other thing. give me a few more things to hold here. sorry. i'm sorry. you know the answer? >> can i defer to my husband? >> yeah. man of mystery. >> 82? >> yeah. >> $82. okay. that's the price for the average ticket. >> yeah. and they vary from team to team. the cowboys, for example, a little more, closer to $110. the browns closer to $50. it's expensive to go to a football game. you make it a family event. you have to park, eat, so it does start to add up. if you don't feel like doing that join us on "football night in america" and sunday night football. >> back across, kathie lee. >> spanx alert on you. i can tell over here. you're from new york. all right. true or false, five of the ten most watched u.s. television programs in history were super bowls?

joining us now to give us his outlook on the field, former two-time super bowl champ rodney harrison,ow, of course, an nbc sports analyst. rodney, welcome to "press pass." >> thanks for having me. >> let me start with the debacle, at least as far as i'm concerned, what i saw on thursday night, but what it might mean for sort of, i think where we're going, this is two days in a row that the seattle seahawks, if you count the super bowl and you count opening night, have basically said to the two most prolific quarterbacks in this decade, peyton manning and aaron rodgers, that defense can trump these high-powered performers. does this mean the defense might be coming back? >> with the rule changes, you probably wouldn't expect that, but i think when you look at seattle, they have a complete team. it's not just the defense, i think the offense complements the defense, and if you look at what they did in the super bowl and just continue on that right now what they did against the green bay packers, i think you have to put them in really an elite class of the group. just once again, a compl

we're not bowl eligible.an opportunity to go to a bowl game. >> and what game of the week should be the game of the week for the friday football frenzy? we've truman and cardinal o'hara, washington township at cherokee or ridley at garnet valley. you can vote right now on our audio road show app. just click on spot poll. pick our game. where will beasley end up. >> it's a mystery. >> they're all good. >> yes, they are. but it's up to you. support your program and it's more than just beasley, it's the whole gang. they bring a roving party there. >> big party. >> it's a big party. >> all right. we'll be right back. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and now try new progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >> got a story you would like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> tonight at 11:00 the cut

wilson led the seahawks to a stunning super bowl rout of peyton manning and the denver broncos.f you had to pick one moment from that sunday that stays with you, what is it? >> i think the biggest moment is stepping on the field for the first time for pre-game warmups. realizing i'm here for a reason. >> they are blowing the roof off this place in new jersey! >> reporter: for the first time in the team's near 40-year history a championship was theirs. >> there's two things you really know you won the super bowl, the first one was -- the second moment was coming back to seattle. millions of people out there in downtown seattle going nuts, going crazy. that is a surreal moment. >> reporter: wilson says it's not just about the 11 men on the field, it's also about the 12th man all around them, seattle's fans. >> it's about them. it's about our football team and what we do on a daily basis. >> they're going to do it again. back-to-back. >> we love you seahawks. >> reporter: a lifelong two-sports star, he also knows his way around a baseball diamond. earlier this year he attended spri

we're not bowl eligible. we have an opportunity to go to a bowl game. >> and what should be the game of the week for the friday football frenzy should it be truman at cardinal o'hara, washington township at which are row key or ridley at garnet valley? you can vote in you on our audio road show app. click on spot poll. pick your game and beasley reece will magically appear. >> um-hmm. hehe loves it. more than anything. >> he sure does. >> i'm picking right now. >> you got to vote. you got to to vote to win. like kathy. >> lesley, thanks. >> up next we build spiralmate. and prorail. we're number one in north america. here at ductmate industries, pennsylvania workers are proud to make top-rated parts for ventilation systems. and they're proving there's a future for manufacturing in pennsylvania. i've got a plan to rebuild our manufacturing economy. and we'll do it by connecting companies with vocational education to ensure that our workforce is trained for the jobs of today. i'm tom wolf. and together, we can b

we're not bowl eligible. we have an opportunity to go to a bowl game. >> and what should be the game of the week for the friday football frenzy should it be truman at cardinal o'hara, washington township at which are row key or ridley at garnet valley? you can vote in you on our audio road show app. click on spot poll. pick your game and beasley reece will magically appear. >> um-hmm. he loves it. more than anything. >> he sure does. >> i'm picking right now. >> you got to vote. you got to to vote to win. like kathy. >> lesley, thanks. >> up next ♪ >> children create a spectacular display of the american spirit. >> thousands of kids in maryland dressed up in either red, white or blue ponchos today. they assembled at fort mc henry in baltimore after some careful a ranging they create add living flag. that flag was the kick off to the star spangled spectacular a free nine day festiva fest celeg the bicentennial of our national anthem. they are couldn't ago tradition. there was a flag at fort mc henry in 1914 fo

they have been to the super bowl. this is a team they haven't had back-to-back winning seasons. >> referee: clock operator, please set the game clock to -- >> al: they had four big flashes. they came in as an expansion team in '95 and '96 to the championship and one game from the super bowl and john fox takes them to the super bowl and then in '08 they lose to arizona and cardinals went to the super bowl and last year 12-4. but they can't put it together back-to-back. to the end zone and that is a touchdown. kelvin benjamin. what a catch. >> cris: this guy is unbelievable! he just makes catches like this, the impossible catches he never drops. look at this play by kelvin benjamin. just right over the top. really blake was right there. had his head turned around but beautiful throw that time by derek anderson. put a lot of air under that throw. >> al: perfect. he's a gem. >> cris: he has made two or three catches. you just shake your head and go, you just might be something. >> al: also had an eight-inch advantage over

in place by the super bowl. >> by the super bowl? >> yeah. >> by the super bowl? that's a fairly long way away. >> the season just started. >> it means like next season. >> let me point out one thing. i think one of his strategies was sort of a soul-killing dullness in not responding -- except to say that there were mistakes made in the past. one question that was asked was about ray mcdonald. ray mcdonald is a player on the san francisco 49ers who has been arrested for domestic violence but not yet charged in the legal system. he's still playing. >> right. >> he's the only one -- adrian peterson is not playing. ray rice is not playing. but he is still playing with this charge against him. given the nonchange, the nonpolicy announcement, he apparently can keep playing indefinitely. >> right, the owner of the 49ers must be pretty happy about that fact. >> i guess so. but just to show even when you don't announce something, as he did not announce the new policy, it has a very clear implication for ray mcdonald who is welcomed to keep p

ncaa has lifted the bowl ban so the nittany lions can play in a bowl game this season.the ncaa cut the punishment in half from a four year bowl ban. penn state gets all of their scholarships back by next season. sanctions for the jerry sandusky scandal. also included 60 million in fines and vacated wins but those stand. the head coach james franklin tweeted we are excited about the opportunities announced today. we caught up with a former player and current board of trustee. >> i was excited. to me, more excited for the players, you know, they have been going through sanctions for the last two years. now i think they have tangible stuff to play for. i think it is a great thing for the penn state community today. >>> the eagles off a great come back win, could be without two fifths of the offensive line for awhile, already without lane johnson for a month because of suspension. evan math is and barberry out. barberry could have an ankle sprain could miss time. jim kelly is not worried about replacements for now. >> i don't know, i don't know anything about the offensive

. >> reporter: this is where they won their five super bowls, the stick. but after 43 seasons, the 49ers prepared to move south to a place called levi's. a $1.3 billion stadium, a sunny monument. team owners praised it as the most eco-friendly, technologically advanced stadium in the world, a place where the food menu is like no other, just like their prices. >> one water, one m & m is $12. >> you know what, it's the 49ers. we're not in disneyland anymore. >> reporter: stores and restaurants around the stadium stocked up, savoring the green they anticipate pouring into their coffers. >> you're looking at walk-in refrigerator. we're stocked all the way to the top. >> reporter: the first-ever event arrived, a soccer match with the san jose earthquakes. by the end of the match fans talked more about their nightmares with traffic, parking and mass transit to and from the game. >> i would never go to another evening game at levi stadium. >> it took about two and a half hours from the time the game got out until we got to our door in loss gatos at five mill midn

chili's fresh mex bowls from our lunch combo menu starting at 6 bucks.fe happens here. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> and on the "cbs moneywatch" a call for action on climate change. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. jill, good morning. >> good morning, susan. wall street is bracing for a second wave of climate change protests this morning. hundreds of demonstrators are expected to try to shut down the new york stock exchange. yesterday hundreds of thousands took the streets here in new york and around the world to protest global warming. world leaders will take on the issue tomorrow at the united nations. >>> another gm recall. they've had more than 50 this year. this time the auto giant is recalling more than 220,000 2013-2015 cadillac xts and chevy impalas. gm said the problem with the brakes could cause a fire. >>> here on wall street investors will keep a close eye on home sales. last week the dow soared a record high, 295 points. the s&p rose 24 and the nasdaq finished up

they have been to the super bowl. this is a team they haven't had back-to-back winning seasons. >> referee: clock operator, please set the game clock to -- >> al: they had four big flashes. they came in as an expansion team in '95 and '96 to the championship and one game from the super bowl and john fox takes them to the super bowl and then in '08 they lose to arizona and cardinals went to the super bowl and last year 12-4. but they can't put it together back-to-back. to the end zone and that is a touchdown. kelvin benjamin. what a catch. >> cris: this guy is unbelievable! he just makes catches like this, the impossible catches he never drops. look at this play by kelvin benjamin. just right over the top. really blake was right there. had his head turned around but beautiful throw that time by derek anderson. put a lot of air under that throw. >> al: perfect. he's a gem. >> cris: he has made two or three catches. you just shake your head and go, you just might be something. >> al: also had an eight-inch advantage over

this city is for super bowl triumph in the team's near 40-year history.onight, the hunt is on for title number two, brian. >> josh, thanks. good to have you from seattle tonight. and while we welcome josh elliot, we also want to let you know the game is coming up on these nbc stations. let's bring in that music. it is time after all. we've waited months. football night in america on a thursday night tonight from the friendly and very loud confines of centurylink field in seattle. that is for us our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. as always we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> thanks for all those laughs. remembering the life of joan rivers. welcome to "access hollywood." i'm billy bush. though the news today was not a surprise given her medical situation, it does not lessen the blow.blow. at age 81, joan rivers is gone. and it was her daughter melissa at her mother's side who broke the news to the world. it is with great sadness that i announce the death of my mother joan

did i break the bowling ball? >> yeah, you broke the bowling ball.e. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hulk smash! >> oh, unlucky. >> jimmy: all right. >> all right. >> jimmy: all right. looking good there. >> yeah. come on. that's a good technique. yes! yes! ah! [ applause ] what do we get? what do you reckon? thirteen? oh. [ audience ohs ] it's gonna be a long game. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: three hours later, yeah. >> it's a little bit of a -- oh, yes, yes, yes! yes! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was skill right there. >> what was that? was that a stripe or solid? >> jimmy: that was a stripe. yeah. >> that was a stripe. >> jimmy: all right. here we go. >> i love the music. >> jimmy: that was just way off. that was just terrible. >> solid. you've left me nothing. come on, man. >> jimmy: all right. >> oh. boo. the goalkeeper in there. oh! [ audience ohs ] there it is! [ cheers and applause ] oh, oh, oh, oh! >> jimmy: all right. >> oh, no, here he goes. here we go -- oh. oh! >> jimmy: this is like me in real life, i'm awful at pool. >> so, i'

what helps is he's a super bowl champ, he has the ring. it's a personal story. this was his sister, they were close. they were best friend. this is not something he'll let go. >> and getting support from counter and former players. >> absolutely, they rally and stand for a cause. many turned up and said what ray did is wrong, but he needs help. >> sara hoy, thank you so much. >>> for some, college is a rite of passage, for many young americans it's still nothing but agony. what is keeping these kids out of higher education. @ >>> undocumented residents share the same live sometimes as u.s. citizens, but there's one benefit they don't enjoy, eligibility for federal aid for college. in this "edge of 18." we are bruised to vashti, a smart young woman center phoenix who cannot afford to continue her education, and justin and brampton stare down the value of misses college, one by choice, and the other underestimated the obstacles in his way. >> people say i don't belong here. this is where i grew up. i'm american. people have a stereotype of what being an undocument

we are not bowl eligible.we have an opportunity to go to a bowl game, we have to make sure we take care of our business this week and that is rutgers, that is what i would like to talk about. are you going to ask me questions that are not rutgers but i want to talk about rutgers, rutgers, rutgers and then a little bit more about rutgers. >> who are they playing this week. >>> the phillies won nine of their last games and ben revere is either positive or decollusional. >> we want to make history also, we are trying to get back in the wild card. we have to win a lot of games these last 19 games, i never say we are out of it, we'll try to bust our tail and get the last wild card spot. nine games back with nine games to play. it's possible. >> that is how you want your players to think. >> it will never happen. >> sorry. >> cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast. when we continue in just a moment. our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad

bowl. >> i think that is the best way to end a career. on top. >> reporter: this year when the video surfaced showing his super bowl team-mate ray rice striking and knocking out his wife in february. pauled. >> reporter: is -- appalled. >> reporter: is it tough to look at him after? >> i wouldn't say it's hard, i don't have respect more than that hit a woman. the n.f.l. has been bashed. it's not an n.f.l. n.b.a. baseball, basketball, it's nationwide. the men of the world need to under not to put their hand on women, period. >> reporter: rice was not another n.f.l. player, he was chris's team-mate and their wife was friend. >> when the second tape hit, i was horrified. you know, that's a friend. i text her and said "i saw the second video and i have tears in my eyes." and she said "i'm so much faurg than that." . >> reporter: by repairing the video, what does that do to the general public? >> i don't think it helped at all. if you show it, show it and say this is happening every three seconds in america. this is somebody's life. so how can