. >> brady: sorry. >> theresa: sorry. did i fall asleep? >> brady: yeah. you were exhausted. >> theresa: i just had the best dream. >> brady: oh, yeah? >> theresa: it was so real. >> brady: yeah? >> theresa: yeah. >> brady: you sure it was a dream? that's pretty. >> theresa: oh, my god. i said yes, right? i didn't just shriek? >> brady: you d ri, but then you did say yes. and then we got really busy on this couch, and then... well, then you fell asleep in my arms, sweetie. you remember this?

in the studio, brady had special props, tables, iron clamps used by brady to keep the sitter steady as an average exposure could take 15 to 30 seconds. these props were a common feature in brady's photographs and, thus, well documented. i'll flip through a few slides showing different people photographed in the same studio. you'll notice in them, they're all sitting in a retired 1857 chair that was designed for the house of representatives by thomas walter, a familiar cloth, silk cloth in the background is trimmed with the greek key image we see throughout the capital building, mitten tiles. and a prop book and table. so these images helped us with the portrait painting process. and were well documented, each of the things in the images. so it's worth noting the obvious here. brady's photograph is black and white. and so simi knox's challenge was to essentially bring a 19th century figure into the modern age. so, in order to transform these props, and bruce's physical attributes into an oil on canvas painting with rich colors and hues, the senate consulted curators to advise on such th

in the studio, brady had special props, tables, and iron clamps used by brady to keep the senator study -- sitter ste ady. these props were a common feature, and this, well documented. i will show different people photograph to the same studio. -- in the same studio. you will notice, they are all sitting in a retired 1867 chair designed by thomas walter. --re is a familiar claw, so a silk cloth in the background. it is an image that we see throughout the capital building. propps book in table -- a book in table -- and table. us with the helped portrait painting process and were well documented, each of the images. it is worth noting the obvious here. brady's photograph is black and white. challenge was to essentially bring a 19th-century figure into the modern age. in order to transform these props and bruce's physical after beats into an oil on canvas painting with rich colors and the senate consulted curators and historians to advise on such things as i, hair, and skin color. , hair, and skin color. this is knox in his studio in maryland. he worked on a painting, and consulted the sen

brady agreed to carry him through the 2019 season when tom brady will be 22 years old. brady signed a five-year deal in 2013 at the time he took pay cut presuming the patriots would resign west walker although he was missed at the time. has done the same with this extension pay taking a pay cut. so brady is due to repay $9 until year. $10 million in 2017 and unclear 2016 this is a clear commitment that both parties want brady finish his career in patriots' yawn form. only steve gro gn andly played in as many seasons for the patriots. he will be just one of five players in the history of the national football league to play 20 more seasons with the same team. prayedy turns 39 in august. still is' at the top of the game barring any serious injury. there is no reason to believe he won't be the patriots' quarterback for the next four seasons. >> see, that is the point, lynchie. traded. his kill went down. it went down. >> yeah. joe montana. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it is good. >> right. >> a couple of scoops. >> speak of food. checking out the sweet serving of generosity. have

emily go back in court as brady's four game suspension both sides facing tough questions now. abc's ryan smith has the latest tom brady playing status on the line the league a case in the hands of three appellate court judges the judges ruling both sides during the hour long hearing losing nfl lawyers about google's use of power calling the commissioner judge juror and the enforcer but the most pointed questions seemingly saved for brady's side. denny chin saying the evidence of ball tampering is compelling if not overwhelming and zeroing in on brady's destruction of his cellphone during the case players association lawyer jeffrey kessler claiming for the first time privacy and stalking issues were among the reasons for brady's actions. brady repeatedly denying any involvement in the alleged scheme in one of feeling good about the hearing the second circuit was obviously very well prepared for this case and heard the arguments from both sides were very happy with this and adele telling our robin roberts last month this case isn't just about brady. but enforcing their rights. t

abc's ryan smith explains why it could be bad news for brady. >> reporter: this morning tom brady's playing status on the line. the deflategate case in the hands of three appellate court judges. the judges grilling both sides during the hour-long hearing, goodell's use of power, calling him judge, juror and enforcer. the most pointed questions saved for brady's side. the judge saying the evidence of ball tampering is overwhelming. players association lawyer kessler claiming privacy and stalking issues were among the reasons for brady' actions. brady repeatedly denying any development. >> i didn't alter the ball in any way. good. >> they were very well prepared for the case. >> we're happy with the proceedings. >> reporter: and goodell saying, this case isn't just about brady, but enforcing their right. >> it's our rights in the bargaining agreement, we followed them to a t and we believe the court got that >> reporter: the judges aren't expected to issue a ruling for several months. >>> we turn to a developing story at home. could marijuana help people with multiple sclerosis? researchers l

tom brady has no intentions of retiring anytime soon.eportedly agreed to a two-year contract extension. the agreement was confirmed by fax for. they have planned to play well into the 40s. nicole: lebron james led to a 196 when over the indiana pacers last night. massive ago the time they came for the three-pointer with 113 left. >> coming up, high on the prize. most important in the in the race for the white house. >> super tuesday is the most important day of the entire primary. we are doing very well in texas. lauren: fbi director james poe made with the keycorp fake to refer a terrorist plot. we will have the latest on the situation. first day of march. up 100 points. nasdaq futures tacking on 31. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. it is 5:14. ♪ when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world?

>> a middle school student says he can prove that tom brady's innocent. i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. already? you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. i haven't even started to bronze yet. we no longer give you an excuse to work all day perfecting your tan. starting to even it out. at time warner cable. including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long our visit will take >>> a massachusetts 7th grader used his science project to defend nfl quarterback tom brady. ben goodell says his project proves tom brady was innocent in last year's scandal. his project showed how the air pressure of a football would drop based on conditions. he hopes one day to

. >>> drivers should consider not >>> it could be tom brady's number one fan? he did put in a lot of work to prove his hero is innocent in 'deflategate'. >>> i just took an nfl sized facebook and put it in a few various conditions. >> see the experiment he says proves tom brady did nothing wrong. >>> we have bernie sanders in house hopeful right after this. >>> science could help prove whether patriots quarterback is innocent or not, a 7th greater outside boston he says the nfl could have avoided controversy if it had done an experiment like he did. anna warner has the story. good he will, yes good he will and he is a patriots fan with a favorite player,. >> and so he has decidedly not a fan of the man to who happens to share his name. >> because he called tom brady a cheater. >> that would be roger good he will the nfl anythinger who tried to slap quarterback brady with a four game suspension for allegedly deflating footballs during the 2015 afc championship game. this goodell continue believe it but needed proof. and thus was born his school science fair proj

would it be fair to say you're a tom brady fan? is ha decidedly not a fan of the man who happens to share his name. because? >> because he called tom brady a cheater. >> reporter: that would be roger goodell, the nfl commissioner who tried to slap quarterback brady with a four-game suspension for allegedly deflating footballs during the 2015 afc championship game against the indianapolis colts. this goodell didn't believe it, but needed proof. and, thus, was born his school science fair project. >> i just took an nfl-sized football and i put it in a few various conditions. i put it in humidity, snow, cold, windchill, and the same temperature that occurred during deflategate. >> reporter: and what did he find? >> i found that every time i tested the football, the psi dropped two psi. >> reporter: what did that mean >> the lowest recorded psi during deflategait was 2 psi so that means the weather conditions could have affected the footballs during deflategate. >> reporter: could he figure out something the nfl did not? >> i'm not a p

he's a patriots fan with a favorite player. >> would it be fair to say you are a tom brady fan? >> yes. >> reporter: decidedly not a fan of the man who happens it share his name. >> because? >> because he called tom brady a cheater. >> reporter: that would be roger goodell, the nfl commissioner who tried to slap quarterback brady with a four-game suspension for allegedly deflating footballs during the 2015 a.f.c. championship game against the indianapolis colts. this goodell didn't believe it but needed proof. thus was born his school science fair project. >> i just took an nfl-sized football and i put it in a few various conditions. i put it in humidity, snow, cold, wind-chill, and the same temperature that occurred during deflate gate. >> reporter: and what did he find? >> i found that every time i tested the football, the p.s.i. >> what did that mean to you? >> well the lowest recorded p.s.i. during deflate gate was two p.s.i. underinflation. that meant that the weather conditions could have affected gate. >> reporter: but could a 12-year-old figure out something the nfl did

. >> brady: sorry. >> theresa: sorry. did i fall asleep? >> brady: yeah. you were exhausted. >> theresa: i just had the best dream. >> brady: oh, yeah? >> thereresa: it was so real. >> brady: yeah? >> theresa: yeah. >> brady: you susure it was a dream? that's pretty. >> theresa: oh, my god. i said yes, right? i didn't just shriek? >> brady: you did shriek, but then you did say yes. and then we got really busy on this couch, and then... well, then you fell asleep in my arms, sweetie. you remember this? >> theresa: yeah. no wonder i thought it was a dream.

is he recused from sitting on that brady violation case?> if the decision he made was only about some procedural matter, that had no substantive relationship to the crime, then that would certainly be a much weaker court. in the absence of any -- >> can you give me a yes or no on my hypothetical? >> i would say no in the absence of any circumstances, that would not abdou process -- >> under that answer then why doesn't the brady violation problem drop out of the case? that is not an argument for an extra argument for recusal? >> because i think in this case the brady violation goes directly to his role in making the decision. this is a brady violation about sentencing and it relates to the decision he made to seek the death penalty and in addition, it goes to his essential role as the chief prosecutor. >> well, he didn't know about the brady violation. the brady violation basically occurred in the course of trial? after they sought the death penalty. >> that's correct, the record doesn't show that he had any personal knowledge of the brady

no response from brady's camp. the nfl told us overnight, no comment. would like ben goodell to visit mit. he thinks this other goodell could have a bright future as a scientist someday. >> we love this story! number one, i love that the little guy's name is goodell! >> yep. >> you know tom brady, charlie. you should send that piece to him. shouldn't he get a jersey or a meeting? tom would want that. >> doesn't it explain why he threw out his cell phone? >> no. >> that still lingers. you're talking to a new york fan, that's why! >> nice job, ben goodell. nice job. anna, we thank you. >>> yahoo! chief executive marissa mayer, what she sees for herself. "green" you could announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. hi! here for our 1 for everyone event? yep, and i brought everyone. everyone? boyfriend. jilliam is my sister, she's dating liam who used to date theresa, but they're still friends. well, kamiko and darren could get 0% apr financing. low monthly payments for jillian.

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this comes after a lower court decided brady didn't need to be suspended for deflating balls. brady might have to sit out the beginning of the upcoming season and will likely take several weeks to get a ruling. >>> we're also -- what are we talking about here? okay. we have developments right now about the man accused of killing two virginia college students. at here. killing them both. emotion as a judge sentenced him to life in prison. these are the two women he has admitted to killing. hannah graham and morgan harrington. their families were in the courtroom and told him what they thought about this and are happy for the life sentence they say. >>> we just did the story about deflate gate. didn't we? >> yes did. i think we had our videos mixed up. this was the latest with them trying to appeal the whole situation. when you read that we smitted rom knee, and -- mitt romney and the story there, he'll be talking the presidential race and a lot of people in the gop will be watching that closely. there you see the nfl commissioner again, all over what about this guy? this guy's.

. >> brady: sorry. >> theresa: sorry. did i fall asleep? >> brady: yeah.t dream. >> brady: oh, yeah? >> theresa: it was so real. >> brady: yeah? >> theresa: yeah. >> brady: you sure it was a dream? that's pretty. >> theresa: oh, my god. said yes, right? i didn't just shriek? >> brady: you did shriek, but then you did say yes. and then we got really busy on this couch, and then... well, then you fell asleep in my arms, sweetie. you remember this? >> theresa: yeah. no wonder i thought it was a dream. i just--i just got everything i ever wanted. wait, why are you getting up? >> brady: i was just-- >> theresa: did the baby-- did you forget to take

>> yep. >> you know tom brady, charlie. you should send that piece to shouldn't he get a jersey or a meeting? tom would want that. >> doesn't it explain why he threw out his cell phone? >> no. >> that still lingers. you're talking to a new york fan, that's why! >> nice job, ben goodell. nice job. anna, we thank you. >>> yahoo! chief executive marissa mayer, what she sees for the future of her company and herself. >>> plus a sly fox finds the "green" you could say. >> we are going to enjoy a nice day. rain-free, haze in the atmosphere but lots of sunshine. 65 as we show you downtown orlando. looking at the temperatures, it is 70 at cocoa beach. it is 63 in ocala. rain does return by sunday. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by let's go places. hi! here for our 1 for everyone event? yep, and i brought everyone. everyone? boyfriend. jilliam is my sister, she's dating liam who used to date theresa, well, kamiko and darren low monthly payments for jillian. amazing lease deals for liam and tons of inventory

lawyers for tom brady and the nfl are back in court -- debating whether the nfl can reinstate brady's four-game suspension. last year's deflategate scandal.the league had suspended brady but a new york judge overturned that decision. now a three judge panel will decide if brady will have to serve that suspension afterall. nfl commissioner roger goodell says this case goes beyond brady though. this is an issue of what are our rights in the collective bargaining agreement // we followed them to a t. and we believe that-- the district court got that wrong. wrong. brady says he had nothing to do with deflategate -- that's where game balls were purposely deflated for a patriot's playoff game in 2015. he claims he destroyed his cell phone -- a key nfl argument for the suspension -- because of privacy issues. closing arguments today in the high profile case sports reporter erin andrews brought against marriott hotels and her stalker.the 75 million dollar lawsuit centers on nude videos taken of andrews without her knowledge while she was staying in hotels in nashville and columbus in 2008. ge

brady knew about or perhaps orchestrated the conspiracy. the league is pushing to have brady spended for four games next season. >>> good morning, i'm stephanie chuang live in walnut creek at the scene of an amazing crash. a car flies into this office building early this morning leading to the difficult rescue of the people trapped inside. incredible video coming up. >>> i'm bob redell live at the scene of a shooting in livermore where one person is dead. that story coming up. >>> and the storm door swinging open. rain starting to fall in parts of the bay area as we just see the start of what's going to be a wet stretch of weather. the full timeline right now on "today in the bay." >>> good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. get to the storm door and it's creaking open and now it's going to swing, kari. >> light rain this morning and then a blast of some heavy rain and some strong winds heading into the weekend. so, as you head out this morning, grab the umbrella. we've seen the ra

pmarred tom brady super bowl win. pcritics say brady somehow took psome air out of footballs to pmake them easier to catch during pafc championship game. pbrady has always said he was pinnocent in this thing. pnow he may get some help pimproving his point. pthanks to breath brilliant pseventh grader and science fair preporting the storyit's just too pgood to pass up meet ben. pthere he is right there. pseventh grader from saint pious pmassachusetts. phis science fair project was to psee what happens to footballs in pextreme weather. phe took properly inflated balls, pand then exposed them to snow, pto windchill cold and ice. pevery time, the psi which pounds er square inch dropped by 2 si. pby the way ben's experience won pscience fair. psecond straight win. pbut he did admit that he wanted pto prove that brady was pinnocent. plisten to this. pthe kid's last name? pgoodell. pbut, we're told no relation to pthe nfl commissioner roger pgoodell. pgot to love that. pall right. pmichael phelps getting ready for pthis summe

it was roger and the nfl that found tom brady and the patriots intentionally deflated footballs.e subjected balls to different conditions and climates and found the air pressure in the balls could fluctuate substantially depending on the weather. the findings earned ben a top prize in the science fair. >> it's not about the scientific evidence anymore. it's just about the nfl enforcing rules. >> it should be noted ben's school is about an hour away from gillette stadium where the patriots play. we don't know whether he's a fan. >> i have a feeling he probably is. not only will he get the top prize for the science fair but a ticket from tom brady to attend one of the games. that could be coming down the road. >> sounds like something brady would do. >>> a substitute teacher trading a classroom for a jail cell. >> problem other teachers noticed. >>> the dangerous ingredient in the gummi bears found inside a pennsylvania school. >>> coming up at 5:00, police saved this man's life after he overdosed on heroin. that left officers asking, now what? a new plan to help those dealing with

i remember how hard it was to get the brady bill passed.y opponent voted against five times, as i recall. he has sided with the nra on the important votes of the last 20 years. this isn't a single issue country. we need a president who can do all arts of the job. because the second test is keeping us safe. at a time when terrorists are plotting new attacks and countries like russia, china, and iran are making moves to protect american net -- making those, protecting american national security cannot be an afterthought. our next president has to be just as passionate. i will do both. when you vote on april 19 in new york, you are voting for a president and a commander-in-chief. [chanting "i'm with her"] let's face it, let's face it, on the republican side what we are hearing is truly scary. when donald trump talks casually about using torture and allowing more countries to get nuclear weapons, or when ted cruz calls for treating american muslims like criminals and racially profiling predominantly muslim neighborhoods, that doesn't make them

brady is accused of rigging footballs... for a 20-14 "a-f-c a four-game suspension was lifted after a previous court ruling... but now it could be back on the table. if the case doesn't go his way... he could be suspended to start next season. believe it or not... this case could go all the way to the supreme court. your last headline comes from our sister station, "fox 5 d-c." it reads... "army vet fired from job at cvs after confronting two robbery suspects in store." the veteran sprung into action last week-- when two men jumped over the counter at the c-v-s where he worked... demanding money. "joe morici" confronted the men-- one of whom was armed with a screwdriver. "morici" dis-armed that man... and both suspects ran off. but the veteran's boss then fired him for his actions. c-v-s said in a statement-- "the safety and well- beaing of customers and employees is our highest priority." but they did not give specifics... on applying for new jobs though. he says-- he has applied to work at a local police department. a big

in just a few hours the tom brady and roger goodell saga will kick off round two - as the n-f-l tries to appeal the decision from last year to overturn brady's 4-game suspension over deflated footballs. footballs.three judges will hear the case in new york - but e-s-p-n reports neither brady nor goodell will be there.we're also learning there won't be a decision on the case today- with the judges expected to take months before they rule on the appeal. legal experts say brady could even be in the middle of the patriots' 2016 season before a light snow falls this morning, so watch out for some isolated slick spots. as temperatures rise into the upper 30s today, snow will transition to rain. evening, snow will start to fall again. low tonight of 30. there's another data breach to warn you about this morning. morning. it affects some of you who shop online at walmart. what to look out for, and which information is at risk. and an interstate fireball brings the rubberneckers to i-71.more of this crazy video gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 6 on 9 on your side!" hackers!t

brady would be 42 years old if he competes or completes that contract. he is showing no signs of slowing down really. 36 touchdowns compared to just 7 interceptions in 2015. brady's extension should help patriots manage their salary structure he's got a team high $15 million salary cap scheduled for next season pats could use any extra space to work out extensions with a jamie collins taunt high tower. among others. bruins fans fit to be tied angry about team failure to move free agent loui eriksson. today acquiring veteran forward lee stempniak. and this is why sweeny did not tray eriksson. the deal has to be right has to be right for organization for me to do that. and that's what i've been entrusted to do sxim agoing to continue to do that. for me loui eriksson is an important part of what we're doing now. my preference was to try and explore continue to explore signing loui eriksson. indicating to him he's an important part of our team as we are right now and hope fortunately going toward celtics band bag wagon growing by weak picking fans with hustl

if the court agrees with the original ruling, brady won't be suspended this fall. >>> tonight, the us women's soccer team kicks off the inaugural "she believes" cup. the four-team tournament is the biggest in the world before the summer's olympics. they want to encourage girls to accomplish all of their goals and dreams. france and germany play at 5:00, and the u.s. women follow with a match against england. >>> getting the security this youth team has been begging for. the concession stand and sole a $5,000 ice machine. abc action news got involved and shared the story. since then, the county has put up new security lights and a parent donated a set of security cameras that are now mounted on the field. they are hoping with the new security, the focus can shift back to the kids while they are on the field in the fist place. >> every incident like this takes us off mission. >> organizers will host a corn hole tournament to raise money. eight american grills happens on april 3rd. >>> temperatures in the mid- 50s today. we may need rain gear early tomorrow morning. i'll time out the nex

he says this proves it ...tom brady didn't deflate the footballs, it was just the weather conditions. conditions. meanwhile nfl commissioner roger goodell and brady are still battling it out in court....with court fees now more than $20 million dollars. the president's workout routine is showing proven results.what doctors found during president obama's most recent check-up. and here's what you'll see tonight on nine on your side. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. who's not being paid what they're worth... who's held back by student debt or a system tilted against them- and there are far too many of you- she understands that our country can't reach it's potential... unless we all do. together. visitation begins today for former first lady nancy reagan... who passed away on sunday at the age of 94. 94. reagan will lie in repose at library in simi valley, california from one until seven today.then again on thursday from ten a-m to two p-m.she'll be laid to rest during a private service on friday

i still have tom brady ahead of him just because of what tom brady continues to do. there will be the debate of joe montana still the greatest of all time. but manning goes right in there with a whole bunch of guys. definitely top five for me on just doing it for so long. he won 200 games in his career. he has done so much he's got to be right there at the top of the list. and i know today's rules are a lot different, you can't hit the quarterback as much as you could back in the old days. but just so smart, so good. and even when he lost his arm strength a little bit, he adjusted his game, he still went out and had three or four real productive years. >> absolutely going out a champ. i want to throw another number 539, that is how many passing touchdowns he has had. overall. >> reporter: you know it is funny when you were reading those numbers, 71940, you almost read it twice like what? he threw a lot. he was productive every sunday and monday night there was. boy he put up monster numbers. and you know what? there is going to be some young guns coming up behind him

tom brady can still do it all. think brady is still at the top of his game, and i would be shocked -- if he can stay healthy, he's got at least two more years left in him at a very high level. >> certainly one of the great rivalries among qbs in the history of the game. we're going to see what manning says today. drew, good to talk to you. we'll see you soon. >> outstanding. look forward to it. >> drew rosenhaus from rosen haus sports. when we come back, the man who invented e-mail, his legacy and how he changed modern communication. >>> quick news alert for you. dominic chu is back at hq. >> carl, what we have right now is advise yum asset management, founded by jacob gottlieb, targeted for an investigation by the u.s. justice department, as well as the s.e.c. this according to a letter to investors from the firm. among the things the government is looking at, they're looking at the possible use and information used by a consultant there. also, the valuation of certain securities in a credit fund that was closed b

brady will be 42. within eight years he will be ready for aarp. and finally i had no idea the chicago cubs for this excited about being favored to win it all the season. they take a break from baseball to break it down. >>> thanks for joining us tonight. the late show is coming up next.>> join cbs4 them a

steve: tom brady -- steve: tom brady said to the court of appeals pending hearing argument in the deflategate scandal today. the panel gave attorneys a tough time saying evidence of ball tampering was compelling if not overwhelming and there is evidence tom brady encouraged it. the court will not make of the will reinstate his suspension. tisha: brandi chastain donating her brain to concussion research. she says she suffered concussions while playing in college but never experienced side effects. she also says she never degenerative brain disease. she is one of the rare women to offer her brain for research. if the 307 brains already studied only seven have been with many men have been diagnosed. steve: caitlyn jenner wants to be a trans ambassador for ted cruz. she says she likes ted cruz and says she met ted cruz before her transition. she says ted cruz is a nice and articulate man but admits he is an evangelical christian, maybe one of the worst candidates when it comes to transgender issues. she says her belief in free market capitalism has prevented her from becoming a democrat. tisha: s

patriots fans have 90% chance that tom brady will not be suspended.l, this case, is costing attorneys and brady and league some $20 million. bill: wow. thank you, rick. rick leventhal. i think they can afford it. thanks, rick, hire in new york. reporter: yeah. martha: we're awaiting for a big speech from republican nominee mitt romney on the 2016 race and his thoughts what is going on. it will happen 30 minutes from now. he is promising tough talk from front runner donald trump who is firing back big time this morning. >> . >> . >> this is shaving. a blade. many blades. sharp blades. blades here, blades there. some more over there... whoa! that's not another blade. this is shielding. with lubrication here and here. the new gillette with proshield lubrication before and after the blades shields from irritation for a close, comfortable shave. the new proshield from gillette. the best a man can get. and one proshield refill gets you up to one month of shaves. there was a time when people wanted mitt romney to get back in this race again and give it a thi

brady has agreed to a two year contract extension to the 2019 season. he was scheduled to make $9 million this year, $10 million in 2017. again he'll take a hometown discount to give the salary cap release. his cap number for 2016 was supposed to be a team high $15 million, that likely will come down. tv 12 is coming off the season where he led with 36 touchdowns. he claims he wants to continue playing in to his 40s, but what do you think of this deal? are you concerned about his age? do you think he can pull it off? remember, this is patriot nation, i think there's a lot of optimism about this one. patriot nation doesn't to see him go. on facebook, if he has protection, he has three more, super bowls, not games there. and marie posted i was so happy to hear that, he's still in wonderful shape, i would expect he'd still be a great asset to the team. there you go, a number of way to comment, facebook, twitter or e-mail. do you think he can play at 42, let us know. >> well, robi, i don't know if kanye is still at the top of his game. >> but in tom we trus

the judges will decide whether a lower court judge was corrects to vakate brady's vacate brady's suspension over the ball deflation scandal from last year. if the league wins and brady may have to sit out the start of next season it could take several weeks for the court to issue a ruling. >>> 6:54. following breaking news in the upper west side. >> a man is stabbed near a i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annualcontract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. . >>> new details in a breaking story. we learned a man was stabbed twice in the head with a screwdriver on the upper west side. this happened within the last 45 minutes inside an apartment building on amsterdam. the victorian across the street and wa

new england patriots quarterback tom brady just signed another two year deal with the team. brady had two universe left on his contract paying him nine million-dollar in 2016 and ten million-dollar the year after 2017. sources say the contract extension will span through, the 2019 season, so you wonder how oldies brady, he has been around forever, ever since drew bledsoe got hurt and brady took over and took them all the way. he is 39 now, so his contract extension is good for another three years, that puts him well into his 40's. >> he can do it. he is good. >> he is still so good. >> very good. >> yes. >>> let's talk basketball, almost time for march madness and it seems billion air warren buffet is jumping in the game in a big way. we will explain that one. >>> a string of violence in a south philadelphia community is on edge but new marries resort to go an old fix to a address the problem. we will explain how it involves soda. >>> good samaritan saves himself just moments after a dog fight, now police are after two people responsible for this violence. >>> big pick me up

lawyers for tom brady meeting in court as the nfl tries to reinstate brady's four-game suspension. both sides facing tough questions and we have the latest. >> reporter: this morning, tom brady's playing status on the line. >> touchdown. >> reporter: the deflategate case in the hands of three appellate court judges. the judges grilling both sides during the hour-long hearing quizzing nfl lawyers about goodell's use of power cling the commissioner, judge juror and the enforcer but the most pointed questions seemingly saved for brady's side. judge denny chin saying the evidence of ball tampering is compelling if not overwhelming and zeroing in on brady's destruction of his cell phone during the case. players association lawyer first time privacy and stalking issues were among the reasons for brady's actions. brady repeatedly denying any involvement in the alleged scheme. >> i didn't alter the ball in any way. >> reporter: each side leaving feeling good about the hearing. >> the second circuit was very well prepared for this case and heard the arguments from both sides. >> we're very

tom brady expected to be back in the nfl will be appealing a decision that got tom brady out of a four-game suspension at the start of the season. originally he was spended for an alleged role in the deflate-gate scandal. the nfl comes to stand by their stance that brady knew about that baldeflating ring. >>> did youd see this? hope you have the nbc 6 news and weather app. you probably did. dry radar pattern has been like that for days now. as we start off early march, i think that's the patternrn we'll settle in to. rain chances very slim for the next few days leading into the weekend. actually made one subtle adjustment to the extended forecast. we'll show you tha in a moment. let's look at what's on the roads this morning -- [ laughter ]. >> i knew it was going to get me. it's been a while since we've % the air, and today is not going to be the day. >> tomorrow is friday. >> tomorrow is friday. we're going to save it. we've had pockets of cloud cover. i do thinkhe sunshine does win out into the afternoon hours. 66 up to about 69 or so on the drive in. the drive home will still be laying

brady initially suspended for four games. the judicial panel could take months to announce a verdict. if the ruling is overturned, goodell could again suspend brady. >>> the civil suit of the man that took nude photos of erin andrews was sespended. an attorney that represented the marriott group said he was in a restaurant and the friends played the naked peephole video of andrews. the attorney said he asked the friends to stop playing the video. andrews is seeking $75 million in her lawsuit against the stalker who videotaped her in 2008. the hotel management and hotel owner. >>> tonight, a south carolina teacher has resigned after a student spread a naked picture of her on social media. leeann arthur said she left the cell phone on the desk patrolling the halls in a class change. that's when a student opened her phone and took a picture of a nude photo she had taken for her husband for valentine's day. the school district says arthur was in the wrong because she left the phone unlocked. >> he knows right and wrong. he knows

neutrogena . >> brady: summer, listen, relax. whatever you said, i'm sure you didn't ruin everything. >> summer: i almost told maggie that i'm her d daughter. >> brady: okay, okay. >> summer: but then i couldn't go through with it.. i sounded like an idiot or a crazy person. probably both. >> brady: okay--just give yourself a break. >> summer: you know, i am trying so badly to have her like me. but i'm just a bundle of nerves every time i get near her. i just can't do anything right. >> theresa: i have the-- i have an idea. >> summer: what? >> theresa: look, if you're whole idea was to make a good impression on maggie before you told her the truth, well, that ship seems to have sailed, so why not just get it over with? and if you're too afraid to spit it out, then i'll tell her, and we won't have to worry

. >> we always love to talk about the nfl and tom brady and deflate-gate is in the news once again. the three judges are looking at it. and they were not easy to tom brady's counsel, and there is a possibility this could be overturned. he might have to serve a suspension. if that happens, does roger goodell finally get the last the courtroom? >> i think he does. the media want it to go away. the patriots wants it to go away but the nfl does not. the appeal, what we have is a four-game suspension, for now, the greatest quarterback in the league now that peyton manning has retired and i suppose you would say brady was anyway before manning retired. that would be a huge victory for goodell, who has taken a lot of mud in the eye in this fight. >> i guess we'll find out in a couple of months or couple of years. >> check back in 2017, maybe we'll have an appeal of an appeal of an appeal of an appeal. >>> to the knicks. phil jackson. with derek fisher, re-signing carmelo anthony. you have to realize that was probably a mistake in 2014. should the focus of the phil jackson? >> it's only if

they want brady punished and brady will not be at the hearing today. >>> it was a quiet one at the pepsi center last night. he scored only five point and the nuggets won the game. kobe bryant said he played because he wanted to show appreciation for the fans and denver, otherwise he would have set out the whole night.>> i think it is important to get out there and play and show appreciation for all of these years. you know, if it had not been the case, i would not of played. i did want to get out there though.>>> it was a rocky start to the exhibition season for the colorado rockies. they were beaten by the arizona diamondbacks yesterday in the season opener. tama -- of spring training for our an auto -- for nolan. >>> and new face starting in the net for the ads. needless today, goalie, tiki five, was not at his best -- semyon varlamov , was not at his best. so calvin pickard will be starting.>> we win and lose as a team, i believe that. yeah. >> it means a lot. to have the confidence of the coaching staff and teammates, that means a lot to me. it makes me comfortable in the net and whe