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

about the fact that they're coming off a 9% decline in regular season ratings last year now roger goodellold us the league is working to cut down on ad breaks, make them slightly longer to help keep viewers more engaged. >> one of our big efforts is to try to make sure that we make the experience whether you're watchinging on television nor our stadiums make it a more compelling experience for our fans and that means trying to do less breaks trying to maek suke sure that we not overcommercializing, trying to find times that we can take down time out of the game and make the game -- focus on action which is what the fans want. >> goodell told us he is excited about the new deal to stream 10 thursday night nfl games on amazon prime cbs ceo who broadcasts half of the games that will be on amazon told us that he's not concerned about amazon eating into his ratings. but we're certainly hearing a lot here from ceos about amazon and facebook both making a big push into premium content which, of course, includes sports. iac ceo tells us that facebook has the scale to pose a huge threat to traditi

there was a goodell woman that was afflicted and said bad things about giles. in 1692, giles corey beat the girls with his crutch. makes one wonder about what is going on. from the crucible, john proctor did not have a sexual relationship with the young 10 year old abigail williams and she was not a household servant. and margo will tell you about the crucible that is not good history -- is that is not only good history but a good play. he did have a servant who was one of the afflicted. john was not happy with her inflictions and he publicly admit it to crushing the devil out of her to stop her afflictions. r murton's memory with to fire tongs and he admits burning her. and he called mary his jade. a worker not far from removed from sexual dalliance or even hooker. in aging the man whose young wife is pregnant in a large family and not the kind of term of endearment that you give to your serving girl. there is a really interesting bit of testimony were mary is testifying against a proctor and talks about his specter. at one point, it approaches are and mary sa

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media world's biggest shakers are in sun valley for the annual conference cnbc caught up with roger goodelle yesterday he said the league is look at several way tas to improve the experience for fans watching at home >> one of our big efforts is to try to make sure that we make the experience whether watching on television or in our stadiums make it a more compelling experience for our fans. and that means frying ining ti do less breaks, trying to find ways in which we can take down time out of the game and make the game focus on the action, this is what the fans all want >> that is not just what the fans all want, it's what the fans from dwroefr sea overseas . might be more points than soccer, but less minutes of action per hour. anyway, television ratings for the nfl game were do you knwn a. >>> coming up, we're talking china and iran >> and first another check on the futures market we've been flat most of the morning. we're just plea flat plea flat right now. below flat below flat right now olay eyes new deep hydrating eye gel with hyaluronic acid born to outperform the #1... prestige ey

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in the regular season football games this past fall now we caught up with nfl commissioner roger goodellto introduce fewer, slightly longer, ad breaks >> one of our big efforts is to try to make sure that we make the experience, whether they're watching on television or whether you're in our stadiums, make it a more compelling experience for our fans. and that means trying to do less breaks trying to make sure that we're not overcommercializing, trying to find ways in which we can take down time out of the game and make the game focus on the action which is what the fans all want. >> new england patriots owner robert kraft says he expects ratings to rise on these changes. while cbs' les moonves tells us since cbs is paying over $1 billion a year for nfl rights, they're happy to see the nfl change things up moonves also told us he's not concerned about the fact that amazon is going to be streaming thursday night games he thinks it won't hurt cbs' ratings, and goodell says that he's optimistic that amazon will give viewers yet another valuable way to watch. >> we're very excited about it w

a lot of talk about the future of sports and we have amazon and streaming 10 nfl games with roger goodell they're changing the format. what does that mean of the values of sports right is everything getting too fragmented >> no, i think the value of sports is that you don't have to guess what people like the beauty of digital distribution, you don't have to guess where those people are what's consistent is the values of live sports is unchanged. engage ing in the audience is unique and how that's distributed is going to change >> do you think the next big round is going to apple or amazon or net flicflix instead h traditional networks >> whether they get them or not certainly paying billions of dollars for content is a big paradigm shift for a company they'll definitely be in the mix. >> all players are here in sun valley casey wasserman is here, thank you very much. >>> fingerprisprint and warren t it is good to have you here. our audience is just joining us, we want to know of the headline of buffet of a possible investment in sprint, what do you think of this headline >> i think if spr

a sentiment nfl commissioner roger goodell talked with robin about last year. >> we've had 40 differentule changes all designed on making the game safer and invested in equipment changes. we're seeing safety changes to the turf which i think will help on impacts including head impacts on the turf. >> now, we have to mention this study only looked at players who were exhibiting signs of cte while they were alive. that is a substantial caveat but just this week nfl player britton retired saying i'd like to have my brain functioning when i'm older. we talked about it for so many professional players. they accept the data and they accept the risk and continue to play because for them imagining a life without football is not a life at all. >> is this the thing you talked about a lot while you're playing? >> you don't talk about it and i'm pretty sure if there was something that could show you if you had it while you were living, i don't know how many would actually take it. >> wow, interesting. >> yeah, almost -- don't know, keep on going. >> you wouldn't want to know? >> i wouldn't want to

matt talked to commissioner goodell about it last year. >> do you think the fans care? >> yes. very much so and i hear from our fans on that. they care about our players. they care about them today. they care about them in the future. they want to know that we're taking care of them. and we're doing the best we can to protect them while they're playing and for the years after they get away from the game. >> reporter: but there are signs that some athletes are still playing with concussions. in may, giselle bundchen said her quarterback husband, tom brady, is one of them. >> he had a concussion last year. he has concussions and we don't talk about it. but he has concussions. >> reporter: a sign that doctors and families, too, are worried. in an interview, tom brady did not deny his wife's claim, only saying she is a very concerned wife. meanwhile, the nfl said there's no records of a head injury or concussion as it relates to brady. as far as the study itself, we should note the report does not necessarily confirm that cte is common in football players, but only in this particul

matt talked to roger goodell about it last year. >> do you think the fans care? >> very much so. they care about our players today and in the future and want to know that we're taking care of them and doing the best we can to protect them while they're playing and for the years after they get away from the game. >> reporter: there are signs that some athletes are still playing with concussions. in may gisele bundchen said he is one of them. >> he has had concussions. >> reporter: families too are worried. in an interview tom brady did not deny his wife's claim, only saying she is a, the nfl said there were no records of a head injury or concussion as it relates to brady. as far as the study, the report does not necessarily confirm that cte is common in football mayors but only in this particular research sample. many of the brains used were donated because of the player's successes and troubling symptoms before their deaths. >> still staggering results. >> all but one brain. >> wow. stay tuned on that one as well. >>> turn to al. i have to compliment you on your suit today. >> lo