goodell. >> i knew i was going to kill her, but i didn't know how. before i left the halfway house, i told one of my roommates, i said watch the news, bro, i'm going to be on it tomorrow, i'm going to kill this bitch. >> goodell escaped the halfway house by faking a seizure. he was taken to a hospital but soon after snuck away. goodell called viviana and convinced her to come see him. they were in her car when goodell killed her. we warn you, his account of the crime is graphic and disturbing. >> i started kissing her. i put her arms like this, and i was like, do you love me? she was like yeah, i love you. right there, that's when i grabbed her, boom. and i started choking her. she was trying to shake and move. she's going like this and looking at me. she's shaking her head, going like this. so i kept choking her and choking her. i want my eyes to be the last thing she saw. like you know what you did. at the end of the day, what she did was [ bleep ] up. so we're both a victim. she paid with h

last spring commissioner roger goodell ordered tom brady suspended for four games for brady's part in a scandal involving underinflated footballs, but the star quarterback successfully sued the league to have the suspension thrown out, and he played all of last season. today's decision says the commissioner's punishment stands. >> it's a big win for roger goodell and the nfl. >> reporter: dan shaunessy writes for "the boston globe." >> his punishing powers have been restored. he's allowed to do what they believe the collective bargaining agreement enables them to do. >> reporter: the appellate court today said goodell did, in fact, have the power to suspend brady, power giving to him by the collective bargaining agreement with the players' the court said goodell properly exercised his broad discretion and did not deprive brady of fundamental fairness. in response, the players' union said today it is disappointed and would carefully review the decision and consider all of our options. all along brady has maintained he had nothing to do with the deflated footballs. today's decision leav

they released a statement, mostly about roger goodell thanking the court of appeals saying they long rule how he sees fit. he determined that tom brady violated the integrity of the game and determined to give him a harsh game suspension, and the courts ruled that even if the science was flawed and they didn't prove anything, well, they decided to give roger goodell the power. >> did the players association speak out yet? >> they did, again they released a statement saying they were disappointed in the decision and were going to look into their next option. it could be what is called an en banc appeal, where they put it in front of all 21 justices in the circuit. so i think a small margin of them are heard, the other long shot would be the u.s. supreme court and that will be an uphill battle for tom brady, they are exhausting them, but it is not looking good for tom brady right now. >> i could imagine if this happened in green bay or brett favre, or aaron rogers, the town would be on fire about it. >> boston is not happy about it. they're very passionate about their sports, tom brady

and roger goodell will be joining us. 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 full-time worker it is

that was our exclusive interview with nfl commissioner roger goodell. coming up, is the u.s.ion? we will debate the topic, next. ♪ scarlet: is the u.s. into for a recession? we debated the prospect of another downturn with a managing partner from westwood capital. when you are at .3, there's no difference between point three and negative one. matter, that'sl not really what is going on. what's going on is a lot of people are looking at this as though we are in a normal business cyclical environment and i don't believe we are. creatinghat is fluctuation in the market where there are some funny feedback loops going on and that grow economically, you have an enormous amount of countries and markets out there eager to steel demand from the united states and they have been doing it successfully. every so often, they run out of gas and the at takes an opposite tack. suddenly, their economies tank and they have tended to respond by more of the same. that forces the dollar up and heightens the impact of low price imports, which is what really hurts the united states. fading.rag from

commissioner roger goodell is there. we'll ask him about the court ruling that sa suck.ayle king and norah o'donnell. donald trump says if he becomes president he will shake the rust off of america's foreign policy. trump's first major foreign policy speech was nothing like his campaign rallies. he used a prepared script and a teleprompter. trump said his general policy will be america first. he gave few details about he would accomplish that. some of his principles including america's role with its allies seemed to contradict each other. >> our allies are not paying their fair share. the countries we are defending must pay for the cost of this defense. if not, the u.s. must be prepared to let these countries defend themselves. your friends need to know that you will stick by the agreements that you have with them. america is going to be reliable again. >> donald trump's speech included this apparently inconsistent view of what to expect from his administration. >> and then there's isis. i have a simple message for them. their days are numbered. i won't tell them where,

goodell properly exercised broad discretion and did not deprive brady of fairness.the players union said to date is disappointed and would carefully review the decision and consider all of our options. all along brady maintained he had nothing to do with the deflated footballs to. day's decision leaves it up to him whether to appeal. >> it is a hit to his reputation. the greatest quarterback of our times certainly. the man has been in six super bowl s. you can't take that away from him. at this point it is a set back because this goes, this is a mark on his resume that nobody wants. >> reporter: this decision means the patriots will have to rely on a backup quarterback for one quarter of their regular season games. scott, unless the suspension is overturned yet again, the next big question is, can they win without tom brady? >> don dahler at gillette for us tonight. don, thank you very much. with potentially dangerous storms on the horizon, how forecasters are trying to coop keep us safe. >> and beyonce's surprise album tops the charts. the "cbs overnight news" will

commissioner roger goodell booed. ole miss offensive tackle fell to the number 13 pick. the draft a video and picture of him on your screen right there smoking from a gas mask bong was posted to his twitter account. the move potentially costing him millions. chris is the mixed reaction feeling to watch it. >> it was. >> you think it could cost him as much as $7 million. >> it did cost him $7 million. he was the highest rated offensive line man in the draft, projected first pick by some but top five by many, and he fell so much that it did cost him upwards of $7 million, some even say $8 million. >> this is the effect of the social media environment that we live in. this video comes out 7:47 p.m. 13 minutes before the draft starts. apparently his account had been hacked. then his instagram account hacked about favors potentially coming from ole miss. >> lots of surrounding issues. i'm calling it the johnny manziel era of the nfl. teams just can't afford to take the risks that are going to cost them millions and millions of dollars. they are better off going with player th

, based on the evidence there was reasonable conclusion by goodell.e was in scope of his duties. there we go. sandra: harris does this taint the image of nfl? harris: it taints celebrities. if you can do that by all the damage they can get. if you and i had cell phone we would not have possibility to destroy it. we would have to turn it oaf in discovery. this was arbitration. it is a little bit different. it does taint the entire picture what was he hiding with a big question mark. this points to the issue of special treatment. >> yes. harris: we would not be treated way tom brady. he got so much leeway, not just because he was quarterback but because he was winning quarterback. if you're the baltimore colts, right, is that right if they have moved. >> talking about the other team in the game? yes, yes. harris: if you're them -- >> they haven't been in baltimore in 20 years. harris: but they're still the colts. if you're them, lost that game 45-7 as they did because brady threw three touchdowns are you angry now? what can you do? there is no retroacti

commissioner roger goodell is there.brady. first, here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> after suffering a fitave-ste defeat, cruz tried to change the subject announcing his pick for >>ce president. the sanderspa cam iignnsists it does not mean he's taking his foot off the gas. they say this is just smart management. >> the hospital was apparently a center for child medicine, and the group claims it had been targeted deliberate >>> the local sheriff's office is asking for help to find out what prescriptions prince had and where the drugs came from. >> dennis murphy had been working for three months after he was caught flying while intoxicated. >> reporter: jurors said he acted recklessly when he shot and killed eric harris. >> snapchat measures how fast users are moving leaving some to drive at excessively high speed. >> now that you see it's being used that way, you can't ignore it. >>> donald trump swept last night's republican primaries, and hillary clinton won four of the five democratic races. it looks like the ge

the four-game suspension imposed by commissioner roger goodell for the deflategate allegations that werea couple of years ago now. initially tom brady was suspended four games. then a district judge, richard berman, came out and said, no, no, no, i'm going to throw out that suspension. tom brady played the entire season, but now the second reinstated the four-game has - suspension. >> paul cowan is here, cnn legal analyst. paul, what does this mean? it's not over yet, that seems sure, but what does it mean? >> it's close to over because the second circuit is one of the major appeals courts on the federal side, and the only thing higher than that is the u.s. supreme court, and, franksly, i don't know if they're going to get involved in patriots football. i'm not surprised that this decision came down because the courts like to honor the mediation process. it's done privately. it gets these cases out of the court system, and, by the way, brady and the patriots agreed to immediamediation in advance. >> let me read you an excerpt. we do not believe this court made any rulings on what tom bra

betty: nfl commissioner roger goodell speaking earlier on "bloomberg ." apple heading into uncharted waters. how bad can it iphone sales be? that is the question. we get a preview of its earnings report. here's is a look at shares of apple over the last year -- down over 20%. ♪ vonnie: memorial services in cap marking the 30th anniversary of the explosion at chernobyl. it is the world's worst nuclear disaster. work is underway to complain a $2.3 million long-term shelter over the building containing chernobyl is exploded reactor. place,e structure is in work will begin to remove the reactor and its lava like radioactive race. norway is appealing a district officialsng that violated the human rights of a mass killer. he is in prison for killing 77 people in a bomb and get massacre in 2011. he is being held in solitary confinement in a three cell complex, but can play video games, watch tv, and exercise. hasysia's development fund defaulted on a $1.8 billion bond. they are under- investigation or claims it was used to funnel money to politically connected i

this was vindication for roger goodell.ended him and it was overturned by the district court and now it has been reinstated. it seems the nfl shifts things to social media platforms for some -- to some extent. the size you compare of their company, it compares very favorably. that's an hour from now. jonathan: the other decision we need to look out for is the boj this week. concluding a two-day policy meeting on thursday or the governor is under pressure to improve monetary stimulus. francine lacqua joins us from london. about currency wars and politicians getting involved' -- and central bank independence. francine: i don't know if it's a case study on how to do it or not to do it. we had a great interview with governor kuroda back in davos. three days after that boom he surprises the markets with negative rates. the problem he has now is does he surprise on thursday when boj meets? i suspect he will look at what janet yellen says tomorrow. the policies given by central banks is that -- we certainly talk about divergence.

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after hearing an appeal, commissioner goodell chose to uphold the suspension.an was overturned by a judge allowing brady to play the entire 2015 season. a u.s. appeals court now ruling the suspension will stand. >> this comes as no surprise. pro brady as judge berman was at the lower court, these guys were pro nfl and it came out that way. >> reporter: it's unclear if the nfl players association and brady will petition for another rehearing but what is clear is that deflate death scandal, a controversy that has resulted in stricter rules within the nfl may be coming to a close. on top of brady's suspension, the patriots were fined $1 million and were docked their first-round pick in the 2016 nfl draft. if brady has to serve his suspension, his first game back will be against the cleveland browns. ryan and diane. >> melissa, thank you. apparently the way that brady's contract is now structured, he will lose a lot less money if this happens than if it had happened last year. >> smart move by the patriots. they can always, brady can always appeal this to an en ban

a lot of players were wonders if goodell should be given all the powers. brady was handed down by goodell. then thrown out by a district court judge. no word if they will enforce the ban. >>> huge injury news for the nba biggest stars. chris paul breaking his hand while playing defense in l.a.'s game four loss to the trailblazers. he swipes at the ball. he is done for the game. clearly frustrated. he knows this is not good. he was seen wearing a cast and sling after the game. his playoff hopes in doubt. >>> steph curry will miss two weeks with a grade one mcl expla sprain. the warriors lead that series 3-1. game five is wednesday night. two more playoff games on tnt. pacers and raptors. celtics and hawks. both series tied at 2-2. >>> not the proudest moment here for tyler collins. he misses the easy pop up. it gets lost in the stadium lights. then he gets a chorus of boos from the hometown fans. he has something to say and do about it. e expleti expletives. he did apologize after the game. saying he embarrassed himself and teammates and family as well. ♪ l

reporter: a back-and-forth battle between nfl commissioner roger goodell and the four-time super bowl champions the new england patriots. in may of 2015 an investigation by the nfl concluded that it was more probable than not footballs were intentionally deflated after they bar examined by a referee at the a.f.c. championship against the colts. more probable than not that patriots superstar quarterback tom brady was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities. >> i don't know what happened. completely and totally unaware of any of it. reporter: the violation claims the footballs were inflated to make them easier to throw and catch. after hearing an appeal, roger goodell chose to uphold the suspension but a ban was overturned by a judge allowing brady to play the entire 2015 season. u.s. appeals court now ruling the suspension will stand. >> this comes as no surprise. pro-brady as judge berman was at the lower court these guys were pro-nfl. it came out that way. reporter: it's unclear if the nfl players association and brady will petition for another rehearing. but what is

don da i nfl and commissioner roger goodell. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, it really has nothing at all to do with whether tom brady knew anything about underinflated footballs and everything to do with whether the commissioner roger goodell has the authority to impose a four-game suspension. ultimately, the court decided he did. >> football, it's a game played by men in uniforms, run by men in suits with disputes between the two decided by men in robes. >> reporter: the second circuit court of appeals sided with the nfl monday, upholding tom brady's four-game suspension. >> it's a power struggle between how much power the nfl really does wield over the players. >> reporter: the court ruled that roger goodell properly exercised his broad discretion, citing a 2011 collective bargaining agreement between the players union and the team owners. >> all fans want to know what happened, but that wasn't the job of this court. >> reporter: arthur miller, the dean of the sports institute at new york university, says monday's ruling has little to do with deflated

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goodell faces critics including some of the league's stars who say he has too much power. commissioner goodell is with us from chicago along with panthers linebacker thomas davis. he was the 2014 walter payton nfl man of the year. they're launching a new education initiative. commissioner, let us begin with you. do you feel -- >> good morning, charlie. >> good morning. do you feel vindicated? and b, do you believe this is the end of it and that the suspension will now take place? >> well, this is a decision we reached last summer. it was the right decision according with the court of appeals. i think this is the end of the we're moving forward and focusing on the draft. bringing these great prospects into the league tonight and over the next three days. >> tom brady will not play the first four games. >> the court was clear on the fact that the suspension was reinstated. that it should not have been reversed in the first place last summer by the district court. and the court of appeals' decision was quite strong. >> drew brees is raising an something question this morning.

gillette stadium in foxboro with how it's a big win for nfl and commissioner roger goodell. good morning. >> good morning. it really has nothing at all to do whether tom brady had anything to do with underinflated footballs and everything to do with whether the commissioner roger goodell has the authority to impose a four-game suspension. ultimately, the court decided they did. >> they were very firm in their decision, that it was within our authority. the judgments were based on solid facts. so we're actually pleased with that. >> the second circuit court of appeals sided with the nfl monday upholding tom brady's four-game suspension. >> it's a power struggle between how much power the nfl really does wield over the players. >> the court ruled roger goodell properly exercised his broad discretion signing 2011 collective bargaining agreement between players' union and team owners. >> all fans want to know, what happened. but that wasn't the job of this court. >> arthur miller, the dean of the sports institute at new york university said monday's ruling has little to do with

the second circuit court of appeals says the nfl commissioner roger goodell has especially broad powero discipline improper conduct and that it also says the second circuit, it is not its job to second-guess goodell's procedural rulings or if brady schemed to deflate footballs. it's important to note here the appeals court panel did vote in a two to one voting in favor of the nfl in this case here. the dissenting judge here did say goodell exceeded his power by changing the basis for brady's discipline after the hearing concluded. nonetheless, the bottom line is that tom brady's suspension is being upheld by the u.s. circuit court of appeals. back over to you guys. >> thank you very much for that. >>> let's get to sue herera with a news update. >> thanks, carl. here's what's happening at this hour. president obama meeting with european leaders in germany before returning to washington. he sat for roundtable talks with the leaders of france, germany, italy and the uk. he announced more troops would be sent to syria. >>> cleveland reached a $6 million settlement in the lawsuit over the d

goodell called the incident exciting?cisions. sometimes they take risks. sometimes they do the right things. sometimes they don't. we will see. >> goodell says that he didn't know about the incident when he and tunsil met on the stage for the 13th pick. some nfl players lashing out online about goodell's comments calling the nfl a business and not their friend. and those are your headlines. >> another fox news alert now. anti-trump demonstrations turning by all accounts into riots. take a look at these images. rowdy crowds breaking through barricades, pelting police with rocks and eggs. [shouting] >> and it's not over. law enforcement bracing for even more violence later today. >> our claudia cowan is live outside the g.o.p. convention site in burling game california with more. good morning, claudia. >> and good morning, we are actually keeping a little bit warmer inside the convention site where day two will feature senator ted cruz and his running mate carly fiorina. they are the keynote speakers today at a lunchtime ev

also commissioner goodell said an nfl franchise in london has potential. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. on thewith all the focus fed and possible rate hikes, there's been less talk about the tremendous affect the ecb has had on the u.s., particularly in credit. next guest could help us break down just how much european central bankers have fueled the latest rally in u.s. corporate credit. brad rogoff is here with us now. inre has been a 3.4% rally u.s. investment grade bonds since the end of february. not that much has changed in the u.s. the big change has been europe. has the ecb been the whale? brad: i think it has had a huge effect. the fed has been quite dovish. that has had an impact. the fed has never come out and bought corporate bonds before. bought plenty of things, but ecb has not even bought them yet. the ecb will buy corporate bonds starting in june. we just got more details on it last week. sample setying their -- it has had a huge impact. that mar

it was within the powers of roger goodell.e mulling his options. >>> severe storms and possible tornadoes ahead today. for the latest, let's bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> john and christine, one of the days you wants to pay attention to the forecast if you are across the plain states and texas and oklahoma and kansas and nebraska. we know very high risk for a large scale severe weather this afternoon. 35 million people in line with severe weather impact. some tornadoes spawned this afternoon could be on the violent side. worth noting. if you are tuned in from kansas city, from sunrise to the afternoon hours, the energy shifts south in oklahoma city on wichita toward the evening hours. something worth noting. five years ago this week, we had the april of 2011 tornado outbreak that took place. 526 tornadoes. not unusual this time of year to see widespread tornadoes. 300 fatalities. we have another severe weather day ahead of us. the afternoon temperatures is much like summer here across nashville, atlanta, jackson,

roger goodell is here for nfl play 60 experience event with the draft picks.ld be interesting if the draft was in philly next year, especially because the eagles now don't have a first round draft pick. kind of doesn't make sense, but i asked commissioner roger goodell if philly is one of the leading candidates. >> i know that one of the city's bid, i know they're interested in it and we're interested in philadelphia but among other cities. we've got a lot of interest. we want to sit down after we're done and see what the best decision isser for the nfl. >> reporter: so you have to wonder now that the eagles did trade away their first round draft pick for next year, if that will take philadelphia out of the running, out of being the leading candidate. but it certainly would be interesting. we all know that philly sent some fans up to new york to boo donovan mcnabb last time eagles had a second pick. as said at flyers game, stay classy, philly. i'm john clark, hear from carson wentz who could be the eagles pick. >> get some popcorn in chicago and deep dish pizz

donald trump disagrees. >> leave tom brady alone. >> this decision basically says that roger goodell has the power to do what the union told him he could do. suspended brady for four games after an independent investigator found it more probable than not that brady was allegedly involved with patriots staff in an alleged scheme to take air out of new england's footballs to presumably make them easier to catch during this afc championship game against the indianapolis colts. >> i didn't alter the ball in any way. >> reporter: brady repeatedly denied any involvement in the alleged scheme and he took his case to court where his suspension was overturned. on monday, the nfl said it was pleased with the outcome of the hearing but the nfl players association expressed disappointment saying our union will carefully review the decision, consider all of our options and continue to fight for players' rights. now, goodell has said from the beginning this case isn't just about brady but it's about enforcing the nfl's rights in the collective bargaining agreement. now, brady could still appeal th

today league commissioner roger goodell tweeted news of the day and said, quote, twitter is where live events unfold and is the right partner for the nfl as we take the latest step in serving fans around the world live nfl football. the league is making a push to reach younger fans who don't have television. viewing will be free. >>> a new trend is appearing among sillicon valley tech workers. they are accepting less money in exchange for stability. an invitation-only job hunting platforms surveyed 5,000 people. it found that average salary requests by job seekers dropped nearly 13% in the 1st quarter compared to a year earlier. at the same time, 83% applied for jobs at big companies compared to 77% at startup. let's take a look at the big board and check the markets. dow is down about 88 points. >>> sunshine and contentment. the happiest places to live in california including the bay area cities that top the list. that's coming up next. and adding a fan favorite back on the menu. what item you can order for a limited amount of time. >> we want to invite all you pet lovers to send us y

and roger goodell supports keeping them in oakland. it would ultimately be up to nfl owners. >>> a vice presidential pick in the race for the white house. donald trump was clearly not impressed and announced his own endorsement in basketball crazy indiana. we have the very latest on this very interesting race. >> reporter: very interesting indeed, pam. in less than a week, the race on the republican side could be closer to wrapping up. 57 delegates are on the line in indiana. and that's the last real shot at stopping donald trump from clinching the nomination. with my vice presidential nominee, carly fiorina. >> in a go for broke move, ted cruz picks a former rival that he's in it to win it. >> people have thought i'm pretty good at challenging hillary clinton and donald trump and i'm going to keep on doing that. >> it will be a huge challenge. >> and i give you donald trump. >> legendary indiana basketball coach bobby knight introduced donald trump and the gop front runner was eager to remind everyone of cruz's uphill battle. p he's t

because there's been some questions over whether or not roger goodell should have given this punishmentn the first place and whether or not this should be his role. there's also a lot of talk as paul mentioned over this and i'm sure will reignite and whether tom brady knew. there's always of these unknowns. we'll see what they do. >> you're still on the assignment. thank you. paul callan as always. sarah gannon. >>> coming up next, i'm going to switch gears to this intense manhunt going on in ohio. you've probably heard this story. there are relatives of a family right now being warned that they could be the next target, that they should arm themselves after eight of their family members were found slaughtered execution style at four separate crime scenes. it is a bizarre mystery. but there are some clues. we'll tell you about them next. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. if you have alle

the panel said goodell acted thin his right to shut down brady. ball-tampering evidence against brady was compelling, is not overwhelming. by grabbing his cell phone, he compromised the integrity of the proceedings. in the ruling, the second circuit court of appeals said, quote, we hope that the commissioner broadly exercised his perception and that his procedure rulings were promptly grounded in that agreement and did not deprive brady of fuwnndamental fairness. the nbc players association clearly not happy with this today because they say, -- no, he did not serve as a fair arbitrator and that player's rights were violated. for a rehearing, or he could take the appeal to the supreme court. both -- no statement from tom brady's camp as to what they do about this. >> john, thanks. >>> still to come, a local man is accused of keeping a dea yard. plus this. >>> much of a popular wildlife refuge at the jersey shore is off limits to people to make repairs from hurricane sandy. >> i was really disappointed. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg with why the wo

like you said it's probably egot t'shing with goodel georgia deld like to lose.this.i di i'm not going to lose.o l >> to be fair it may be more tht owners who hate for the patriots.ts >> he got a couple nexts say yoy do not let this go.. >> make them pay. p >> make them pay.>> mak all right. last question here.uestio we're talking about guy noo longer on this team. chris -- >> i know you want to do this.ni >> you know i want to do this.to >> this is going to make for mef good tv. >> you would ask about rgiii.uti why does the media do that all l the time? the >> you always bring it up. they always bring up rg3.g3. >> i'll keep his name out of mym mouth. >> here's what we're going toatw do. look, here's what happened. h if you're not familiar withith this, little while ago, chris cr was on the raid -- on your show. >> yeah. >> you had very unflatteringunfg comments about rgiii.. which shock me not the commentsm because, you know, rgiii, whatever, but when you dropped the b word a lot of people youpu went, i think you went too far.r a lot of people thought you went

now, goodell has said from the beginning that this case isn't just about brady but it's about enforcing the nfl's rights in the collective bargaining agreement. now, brady could still appeal this latest decision and take it all the way to the supreme court. robin. >> we'll see if he does. all right, linsey, thank you. >>> now to amy with the morning's other headlines, beginning with news out of north carolina. >> that's right. this is a court decision that is being watched closely across the country. a federal judge has upheld a controversial voter identification law in north carolina. the law requires a photo i.d. to vote. it also prohibits same day registration and voting. supporters including the republican governor say it will reduce voter fraud, critics argue it unfairly burdens minorities. the judge said opponents failed to show that and an appeal is expected. >>> well, al qaeda has claimed responsibility for the murder of a gay rights activist who worked at the u.s. embassy in bangladesh. xulhaz mannan and a friend were stabbed on monday. an al qaeda group claims they were target

judge parker and judge chen found that goodell had the right to do this.king about the air in the footballs, they weren't talking about the length of the suspension even though it was ref reynolds in judge ca katzm katzman's dissent, they were talking whether goodell was exercising powers legally given to him by the players' soekced. that is how they ruled and why this ridiculous suspension got reinstated. we are still talking about air a year and half after a game. by the way, kate, when the balls were deems gorgeous by the nfl at halftime of that championship game, after that the score was 28-0 for the patriots. i'm still wondering how the integrity of the competition was affected. >> i think we get your point of view since you call it a ridiculous suspension. has the clock run out for brady or can he appeal this appeal or is that it, he has to go? >> legal experts are saying maybe there's a 1% chance they could throw it back to this court and have all 13 judges in this particular court decide whether they wanted to hear this case. you kind of think brad

three. >>> next up on cbs this morning nfl commissioner roger goodell talks about the nfl draft. >> have day. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, april 28th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." critics hammer ted cruz's announcement of a running mate as a desperate attempt to revive his campaign. plus, donald trump unveils his vision for an america-first foreign policy. >>> overnight air strike killed dozens at a doctors without borders hospital in syria. >>> a jetblue pilot is accused of being drunk while flying planes with hundreds of passengers on board. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 second seconds. >>> if i am nominated to be president of the united states, i will run on a ticket with my vice presidential nominee, carly

roger goodell seemed to be taking it in stride during an interview with espn's "mike and mike." >> hopefully he's going to turn out to be a great young player. >> reporter: and the dolphins brass explaining their choice of draft pick. >> obviously there was some mistakes he had made in his past. we were comfortable with that. all the research we had done, we're very comfortable with his character. >> the sports talk around this story has been immense. tunsil taking criticism for his actions, of course, the hacks are still a mystery, ole miss with the spotlight on them now and commissioner roger goodell calling it all exciting. >> what? >> while viewers agree, it's like reality tv. don't you think? >> slightly. i don't know if you want to be compared to reality tv though if you're the national football league. >> this is like "the bachelor." 21-year-old men. tunsil lost 8 million in the process. >> $8 million. he can seemingly move on from this, but ole miss, there are some severe ramifications. >> spotlight certainly on ole miss. the school of "blindside," michael oher, they're now being bli