but not david goodell's. >> this is david's picture from the arrest the day after the murder. empted suicide or at least made gestures of attempting suicide prior to his arrest. >> after strangling his 21-year-old former girlfriend, viviana tulli, goodell drove around hackensack throughout the night and the following morning with her corpse seated beside him. >> i put a hat on her, some glasses. all the while i was doing that, i guess not to make her look dead or make her look more alive or -- i don't know. >> goodell eventually pulled over and cut his wrists in an apparent suicide attempt. at some point, he says he stumbled out of the car. >> next thing you know i woke up in a pool of blood with a cop saying, hey, buddy, hey, buddy. i was like, oh, [ bleep ]. i got up and jumped in the car and tried to run the cop over. so he jumped out the way and i started pushing the police cruiser backwards so he couldn't get in the car and chase me. so i started pushing the car. >> goodell then led police on a high-speed chase through residential areas of bergen county. viviana's body was

david's of course, exclusive with roger goodell. on the program eight minutes away here in new york. futures are positive. ♪ jonathan: bob is still with us. looking at what happened in the a quietket, we have had back up in yields and a retreat in bonds that has not gotten a lot of attention. or just yields tracking worker does going? government bonds that of the bit, but if you look at the corporate on market, corporate bonds have done pretty good. credit spreads have come in. high-yield trading at close to 10% back in february now trading at seven and three quarters percent. recoveryhis is normal responding to central bank intervention. people are taking credit risk again, kirk -- corporate earnings have and see companies where they do not have good topline growth, cut costs. it is all quite possible. we talked about the negative yield, they are taking credit risk, outright risk and outright losses. the most read story on the bloomberg yesterday, risk. walk me through that here how much risk is being taken? i think the central ban

to watch bloomberg tomorrow morning as we speak to roger goodell about the decision and this week's nfl draft. local news, 24 hours a day. davidclose in 30 minutes time. abigail: we had heavy nasdaq trading down modestly all day. the worst performer, underperforming the nasdaq overall. and no international, shares are down sharply. a bloomberg analyst says that endo already reflects those concerns so this is already priced in. we see a bullish reversal that appears to be still underway if the stock can say above its average. from today's worst stock to the top stock, t-mobile stairs are higher.- shares are t-mobile is the most innovative of the big for wireless carriers to him and he expects the company to take share the first quarter. bullish and believes it will act as a catalyst for above the one that is bearish range. david: what we seem today with regard to the stock? abigal: shares have been mainly downcomer repairing some of the earlier losses here this is one of the -- the big deal with -- will be iphone shares. consensus is calling for 50.7 million units sold. suggests itort could be less than what analysts had been l

david: we are joined by rick it makes sense to invest on in the bond market. and roger goodelle will talk to him a little bit bigt bradygate, the tomsion that came down on brady yesterday. francine: for a global audience -- michael: you have to pay attention, yes. the entire city of boston will be listening in a few moments. we will continue our conversation at columbia university's -- with columbia university's joseph stiglitz. five states are voting in primaries today. hillary clinton is in the lead. bernie sanders has made a big deal of the inequality you talk about. it does not look like he is going to get there. has a confrontation -- has the conversation changed in a way that will make a difference? the fact that bernie sanders talked about it, will that carryover after january 21 of next year? joe: hillary has also talked about it. everybody looking at what is going on on the other side, they are also talking about it because they are trying to understand what is happening to american politics and the lack of jobs, and the fact that in the middle, median income, for a fu

before the nfl commissioner roger goodell announces the picks, he made a stop here on bloomberg. he covered a lot of stuff with davidn, including how the nfl plans to capture a new digital audience. the medianges in world are significant and evolving. we feel the foundation of our success has been making -- has been being available to the greatest possible audience. we want to continue to expand and reach those fans who are consuming on their platforms, which are either tablet or phone or any other kind of device. we want to be there with those devices and with our content. this is a good opportunity to do that. support our broadcast audience also, but this is something -- the future is important for us to be involved with now. leader of ae the major sport but also the ceo of a big company, in some ways. if you look at the revenue, compared with other major companies, it is substantial. have been quoted as in you have a goal of revenue of $25 billion by 2025. how important will -- whether twitter or facebook or other outlets -- be in achieving that goal? roger: the most important thing is to do with sustainably. thi

goodell has responded to yesterday's court ruling in the tom brady deflategate case. a panel reinstated the four-game suspension for the quarterback. he spoke this morning in an exclusive interview with david westin. . we are obviously pleased with the court's decision. we think that was the right decision. the judgments were based on solid facts. we are pleased with that and we hope we can move forward from here. no word if the patriots will appeal the suspension. i'm mark crumpton. scarlet: is the stock market rally losing steam or just getting going? s&p's short-term trendline climbed above its long-term trendline. bullish sign.is a this comes after the dow jones formed its own golden cross last week. golden crosses everywhere. the last time we saw this pattern in the s&p 500 was in december. 10% thex actually fell next month. is this a significant move? christopher rohn is head of technical analysis at strategist research partners. i got in a little bit of trouble yesterday. the 50 day broke above the 200 day. it happened in december as well and the returns were not very good. our business is about managing risk. over the last 100 years of data the forward returns have been pretty good