roger goodell can say what he wants. union has to vote. 45% of the revenue goes to players. until they feel in the pocketbook, a lot of deals were done a long time ago i don't know that things changing. stuart: it's a tragedy to see this nonsense continue into the season beginning. brian a, thanks for joining us sir, see you again real soon. >> absolutely. stuart: president trump making a deal with europeans to sell them some of our natural gas. i think that is sticking it to the russians. chris wallace, sat down with russia's president vladmir putin right after the summitwe'll have chris on the show shortly. we'll get his take. >>> first a democratic congressman, democrat congressman should be who lost to alexandria ocasio-cortez, joe crowley, there he is, he has a radical idea of his own, financially compensate, give taxpayer money to the families who were separated at the border. what do you think about that? we're on it. ♪

>> the 40-million-dollar commissioner roger goodell must now make a stand first time kneeling out for game. second time kneeling out for sign, no play. >> this is the way it's going to be. i have to wonder who is running this? >> we are here in kansas city bret welder. we are going to flip this seat in november. ♪ ♪ abby: i love this song. coulkygo. pete: i have never heard it. abby: is that a live sunrise. pete: we do live tv. abby: we are right now? pete: this is actually on tv right now. abby: welcome back, griff. griff: thank you. excited to be back. last time i was hosting this show rascal my dog was sitting in my lap and wife and two daughters it was father's day weekend.

aside from goodell.se highly paid athletes who apparently know no bounds to what they want to get done in terms of being social justice warriors instead of football players. >> lou, that's exactly right. i'm near the home of the super bowl champions, it feels good to say that, and yet i have people that call me that bled for 50 years with the philadelphia eagles, did not watch the games this year. and they're being honest about it. that's how painful and difficult this is. roger good el and others are -- goodell and others are going to have to realize this but, lou, i think the players have them over a barrel. i think this is going to continue in one form or another all the way through november. lou: well, it'll be interesting to see. don, thanks so much. >> thanks, lou. >> tammy, appreciate it. up next, the d.c. can group wants to stick it to president trump by pulling his hotels, hick corps license. we'll be right back, stay with us. my father passed this truck down to me, that's the same thing i want

. >> trish: roger goodell. >> roger goodell makes $40 million a year to run the nfl and he can't do itsh: overpaid. >> the nfl is running him. >> trish: you sound like the governor. our president just tweeted a short time ago, the nfl national anthem debate is a live and well again. can't believe it. the players must stand at attention hand on heart. the $40 million commissioner must now make a stand. first time kneeling, out for game. second time, out for season, no pay. that would mean, i suppose, governor, that they would have to actually manage these players, right? they would have to tell them, you're off the field unless you play ball so to speak. >> you wonder how many of these guys would give up those multimillion dollar paychecks if it meant that yeah, you can salute with your first, spit at the flag, do anything you want to but you're not going to get paid millions to play football. if you want to play football, play football. if you want to run for politics, run for office. we have to get politics out of football and politics out of football. i get it. there's a lot of simil

. >> is this with a lack of leadership by roger goodell? handful of owners that just are handcuffing him? to me, a good leader, somebody who has control of their organization would have said the following, mr. president, we appreciate your point of view on this, we here also love the flag and love this country. you worry about the country. we'll worry about the league. we appreciate your input. and then end of story. why can't roger goodell, why doesn't he have that kind of sway within the nfl. >> there is a couple reasons, let's not forget the nfl owners who gave money to the campaign. let's not forget how afraid the nfl owners seem to be of the president when he went after the players last year. i believe they are definitely pandering. i think this is that culture war conversation that we have been having for the last couple of years on this which is positioning the player as unpatriotic. runs counter to the nfl business model. but i think they believe that they can profit off of this. i think they sort of recognize that they have a lever

. >> is this with a lack of leadership by roger goodell? that just are handcuffing him? to me, a good leader, somebody who has control of their organization would have said the following, mr. president, we appreciate your point of view on this, we here also love the flag and love this country. you worry about the country. we'll worry about the league. we appreciate your input. and then end of story. why can't roger goodell, why doesn't he have that kind of sway within the nfl. >> there is a couple reasons, let's not forget the nfl owners who gave mo into the campaign. let's not forget how afraid the nfl owners seem to be of the president when he went after the players last year. i believe they are definitely pandering. i think this is that culture war conversation that we have been having for the last couple of years on this which is positioning the player as unpatriotic. runs counter to the nfl business model. i believe they can profit off this. i think they sort of recognize that they have a leverage in terms of labor in pushing the playe

. >> here we are two years later, roger goodell doesn't have control over the issue. >> neil: it's aphor for what we just talked about in the first story. we cannot find any common ground. >> and they're linked to the game. putting rules in place that won't be followed. like goodell did with the gentleman in tell investigator -- >> it's a full circle. >> it is. >> neil: no idea what you said. by the way, any of you live in new jersey? >> yes. hoboken. >> neil: they're going to tax water. >> sounds right. >> neil: a tax on water. a 10-cent tax. over ever 1,000 galloned use. it's a precious resource and -- >> and then they're going to tax air? take a breath and people suffocating on the streets because they can't pay the air tax? >> they will tax everything now. the only reason why marijuana is being taxed is because they can get a revenue from it. they'll tax anything they can once you get a tax, you'll -- >> neil: wasn't it started by environmentalists first? apparently new jersey -- >> how much water you going through? >> they're not calling it a tax. they call it a usage fee. >> ne

and again, it goes back to goodell.who should be leading them and he stinks at anything to do with image or public relations and he's got to stand up to the players. leland: we know what the president thinks of roger goodell. he hasn't made that secret over the years. for some reason i don't think this issue is over, we can agree on that. >> thank the players for this, we love these issues, keep it up. leland: the president said that about a few things lately. good to see you, my friend. elizabeth: a story that perhaps is just beginning again. caught on camera, a stolen tractor and a wild driver leading police on a crazy chase in denver. fighting back on election meddling. we'll talk to a cyber security expert about what's being done to protect the 2018 midterm elections. >> the trump administration, the white house officials work with career professionals every day to prevent cyber crime and to protect elections. when i received the diagnosis, i knew at that exact moment, whatever it takes, wherever i have to go...i'm

i went and visited roger goodell and adam silver. i thought that would be a fun thing to do.d been involved in philanthropic stuff, focused in on foster kids and disadvantaged kids in washington. .he said, come on, dude, time you have to get involved. so i did. i said the government takes care of these problems. she said, no, philanthropy has a role, but it intrigued me what the government does to help disadvantaged kids. i had a hard time finding the numbers, which led to me calling and betweensa fax, the clippers and having a good time, exercising and playing golf, my life is pretty full. david: i don't play golf. my theory was if i had a meeting with you and you thought it was competent and solely of the golf course -- steve: you are probably right, and i still play. david: let's talk about usa fax. what is this now doing? steve: i want a consolidated view of what government does. where does the money come from? where does it go? and by the way, what are the impacts? if we are transferring wealth come what does the quality of life look like? what is the quality of the outc

condoleezza: i told a good friend of mine, roger goodell.aid come when you're talking about the arabians all the time, your job looked good. i said it does not look so good from northern california. [laughter] david: since you left government, you have written four books, and a new book about the political risks business people should take into account when making business decisions. why is this an important consideration? condoleezza: when people thought about political risks, they thought about the appropriation of property or the nationalization of industry. now the political risks are multiple. they are sometimes surprising. a person who gets on your airplane and sees your flight attendant treat someone poorly and has a cell phone and documents it, united airlines. that is political risk. a supply chain that is deep into china, and now there is consideration of a trade war with china. that is a political risk. and so what we wanted to do was say there are lots of sources of political risk, look around corners, look in your industry and s

within a few weeks i went and visited roger goodell and adam silver, the nba and nfl commissioners.ht that would be a fun thing to do. my wife, who had been involved in philanthropic stuff, focused in on foster kids and disadvantaged kids in the state of washington. she said, come on, dude, time. you have to get involved. so i did. at first, i said the government takes care of these problems. and she said, no, philanthropy has a role, but it intrigued me to what degree the government does help disadvantaged kids. i had a hard time finding the numbers, which led to me starting this thing called usa facts, and between the clippers and having a good time, exercising and playing golf, my life is pretty full. david: i don't play golf. because my theory was if i had a meeting with you and you thought i was confident and intelligent and you saw me on the golf course, you it would destroy the illusion of confidence. [laughter] steve: you are probably right, and i still play. david: let's talk about usa facts. what is this now doing? steve: i want a consolidated view of what government does.

within a few weeks i went and visited roger goodell and adam silver, the nba and nfl commissioners.t would be a fun thing to do. my wife, who had been involved in philanthropic stuff, focused in on foster kids and disadvantaged kids in the state of washington. she said, come on, dude, time. you have to get involved. so i did. at first, i said the government takes care of these problems. and she said, no, philanthropy has a role, but it intrigued me the government does help disadvantaged kids. i had a hard time finding the numbers, which led to me calling -- starting this thing called usa facts, and between the clippers and having a good time, exercising and playing golf, my life is pretty full. david: i don't play golf. because my theory was if i had a meeting with you and you thought i was confident and intelligent and you saw me on the golf course, you it would destroy the illusion of confidence. [laughter] steve: you are probably right, and i still play. david: let's talk about usa facts. what is this now doing? steve: i want a consolidated view of what government does. where doe

roger goodell hasn't done that. dagen: right. >> properly.he players, basketball, football and the like, some of them keep talking about it. jared: not easy situation to deal with. dagen: jared max, fox news 24/7 siriusxm 115, still ahead, the million dollar maybe not be enough to retire on, new details on why that magic number may need major boost to help you shine in golden years or should you spend money now? next hour on mornings with maria. e-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything. so, my portfolio did pretthat's great.year. but the market was up nearly twice as much. that's a tough pill to swallow. exactly. so i started trading. but with everything out there, how do you know what to buy? well, i think my friend victor has just the thing for you. check this out, td ameritrade makes it easier to find the i

mesut ozil in his first public statement since the resign from the german national squad reinhard goodell admitted making mistakes in his handling of the comparable say over being photographed with turkish president. he said he should have done more to protect the midfielder from discriminatory abuse images of that meeting with the president emerged in the run up to germany's world cup campaign. by merely cavanagh's their first purchase of the season seventeen year old canadian alfonso davis the defending the bundesliga champions are called the winger a big talent with a very promising future at the head of him davis who joined by a woman in january after seeing the m.l.s. season with his current club vancouver whitecaps the transfer fee is reported to be around thirty million euros. the eighteenth stage of the tour de france is just to finish with on our demise sprinting to victory and yesterday's stage riders lined up in a formula one style great with positions determined by the riders rankings in the overall standings the mountain route through the pyrenees proved to be pivotal with gr

. >> unfortunately, it is roger goodell a on a complaint driven basis.to find a permanent solution of these and other individuals. >> it went from two to three nights a week to our lifestyle. my kids have made friends and we met people in our community that help us out and we can help out with rvs. it is not clear what happens next. in the meantime it is not clear where that may be or when the city council might take up the issue. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco homeless crisis could be getting new funding. supporters turned in signatures today but a powerful business group is against hit. abc 7 news carolyn tyler has the details. >> reporter: today is the deadline to qualify for the november ballot. a confident that they have more than enough for their proposal to increase funding for homeless services. >> san francisco is ready for this. they're ready to turn around this crisis. >> reporter: the measure would raise $300 million a year, half going to permanent housing including constructions and rental subsidies, at least 25% for menial hea

trump tweeted that playayers must stand at attenti, hand on heart, calling out nfl commissioner roger goodell over his $40 million annual salary and demanding "first time kneeling, out for game. second time kneeling, out for season/no pay." over the past two seasons, dozens of players have knelt during the anthem to protest police shootings of unarmed black men. cuba's national assembly has approved a new draft constitution that would pave the way for marriage equality. the document would define marriage as a "consensual union of two people, regardless of gender." this is mariela castro, daughter of former president raul castro and director of the cuban national center for sex education.n. the constitution, marriage was established for heterosexuals aced on activities. so i think we have a right to place another vision of marriage. this is something i say to a lot of people. giving rights to someone doesn't mean taking them away from those who do have them. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman. trump lash

these included melvin layered -- goodell. and a man by the name of donald rumsfeld. thee lawmakers believed leadership in the house of representatives was old, out of tax -- touch, and to willing to accept the idea of republicans remaining the minority. they wanted vibrant, energetic leadership that would help republicans achieve a majority in the house. in 1965, fordport becomes speaker of the house. minority leader, excuse me. only one step away from that dream of speaker. a dream he would not achieve. that, what didto all this hard work mean for ford and his family? , betty and gerald ford had four children. three sons and a daughter. of his ambition, ford was gone quite a bit. he was an absent father. his workaholic nature meant he was rarely home. he would wake up early, swim laps at the family's home in alexandria, virginia, and be out by 8:00 a.m.. some years he might be gone as many as 280 days. he tried to be home on sundays. to take his kids to the capitol building with him into his office. where, i should point out, the kids engaged in some mischief. [laug

, 49ers owner jed york abstained from voting on the policy but here's what nfl commissioner roger goodell had to say at the time. >> there's players in this league that will still understand that their cousins at home are getting beaten by police. that their friends at home are getting shot by police. that's the reality america has to deal with. and until america comes to grips with that and say how do we fix this problem, it's not going to go away no matter what you do or how you try to hide it. >> reporter: players weren't allowed to sit or play in the anthem but it allowed them to stay in the locker room. now, this controversy is far from over because it's just -- this policy is just on hold. and one person we know who keeps tweeting about this and weighing this is of course our president. he tweeted about this issue more than three dozen times. it's become a signature issue. he hasn't tweeted about it this morning. jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the oakland police department says it wanted to tackle the issue of racial profiling. that's why it shelled out a quarter million dollars for a

, 49ers owner jed york abstained from voting on the policy but here's what nfl commissioner roger goodell had to say at the time. >> during the moment of the anthem and the flag, that is a very important moment to all of us as a league, as clubs, personally and to our country. >> reporter: now, the nfl rule passed back in may didn't allow players to sit or kneel during the anthem but it allowed players to stay in the locker room. the players union filed a grievance against the nfl which is also on hold during these discussions. now, this is one of president o r. i looked it up two minutes ago before i got live. i didn't see him tweet about it but that is something we'll be looking at today, whether or not our president will daigh in on the ts s.anemth pr ssicy.a flores, kpix >>> earusogby fever has hit the bay area. here's a live look at at&t park, where some of the world's best players are going to battle it out for the 2018 world cup 7. that rugby world cup 7s is the biggest rugby event ever in the u.s. opening ceremonies took place yesterday along the waterfront. thousands of people we

that is what roger goodell is most afraid of. seems what team owners are most afraid of. if we don't have the players? >> ultimately, dollars and cents. what do they do if there are no viewers? you opened up segment articulating, viewership is down. personally i used to watch a lot of nfl. i moved to college football. i don't want politics crammed down my throat every sunday. trish: i get it. >> millions of americans sitting down on it. v, they want to get away from it. they have enough politics. i am somebody lives in the political world. i want to get away from it a couple hours. trish: it is entertainment. it is supposed to be relief. i think fundamentally, like all of us, deep down we all love this country. >> yes. trish: we recognize we would rather be born here than anywhere else. we have been given tremendous opportunity. the american dream does exist. those players, many are living proof of it. so it is hard to swallow when they don't show the patriotism. i get it. harlan, always got to see you. >> thank you, trish. trish: thank you. second quarter gdp out tomorro

problem with what the nfl data, and that they didn't consult with the union. 61% supported with roger goodell'sther side. mostly white owners, mostly white fans, why don't you stand for the national anthem. mostly black players, they say they want to protest the what s wrong in society, why won't you listen to me? >> my father was a small businessman and the customer is always right when you go into business. so you have to please your customer base. this isn't about how a handful of players and how they feel. i will push back. i want the head of the players union to pull the 1700 nfl players. how many of them want to kneel during the national anthem and want to continue this fight? i don't think it's the majority. and why is the union, are you out supporting what 100 or less players want as opposed to what the 15 or 1600 other players want done. they should not be a priority because there is not that many nfl players that want to see this happen. >> brian: if you are just talking hyperbole but the numbers don't lie. the average holocaust telecastt 14 million users this year. you are definitely

. >> comes down to the fact that once again, it's been two years and roger goodell we don't have a policyd for jerry jones. the nfl is a business. if you're a player and you want to get paid, abide by the rules. the more the president gets involved will make the players and the groups around him -- >> neil: where do you stand on them? can your boss tell you this is what we do? >> yeah. do it all the time. >> absolutely. >> they do in the nba. the nba they don't have a problem with this. why is that? because they have a strict policy for it. >> they had it in place. >> yeah. they stepped in before it became a problem, which is the nfl's biggest issue. they should have stepped in the beginning before it blew up. >> neil: but they never get it to anyone's satisfaction. >> no. it will blow over. it's great for trump's base every time this happens. any time an owner implements something like this -- they love it. they love seeing -- >> neil: what about the fans and those watching at home? apparently it hits a nerve, bothers them. >> to an extent. besides one game, i don't know many people that

just comment further that goodell's incompleteness theorem states there is a set of knowledge that through air right mattic mean wiz can't know because we're inside the set. like dr. shermer pointed out, we don't know what's in your mind and i can't prove has to consciousness exists or white. so he went forward and mathematically prove this. so religious may kind of couch around that and say, we can't prove it. sorry. just whering up quickly. but then on the other side, since contrary to the successes of the science difficult method, faith has never demonstrate an observe observable fate. i talked created everything, we can show he didn't do anything else. one last quick comment. libertarianism and freedom and faith don't seem that they work together. libertarianism, you accept everybody can do what you want and go forward. faith binds you through dogma and belief and it's not freedom. thank you. >> your name, sir? >> mark. >> i had to leave. i don't know if any of you tried to resolve the two book titles that i started off with. figured out out, i think, as to why but it's st. thomas aqui

. >> the players were told by roger goodell was a compromise but the union says the players were nevern of the collective bargaining agreement. releasing a statement that reads "in advance of our filing today, we propose to the nfl to begin confidential discussions with the nfl players association e c executive committee." the nfl has agreed to talks that will be heard by an independent arbitrator. analysts are surprised that it took two months to respond. in may, the commissioner said "we want people to stand, that's all personnel and make sure that they treat this movement in a respectful fashion. that is something that we owe." the protests of course began with san francisco 49er quarterback colin kaepernick kneeling and sitting for the national anthem. from there, it became a cultural battle with the president calling the players sobs that should be fired and a series of polls have shown more americans than november believe the anthem protests are not the right thing to do. nfl ratings were down 10%. some believe it's a reflection of too many lousy games and some say it's the anthe

what's your reaction to roger goodell and the league's efforts at handling this thus far? of an issue that kind of sprang up out of nowhere. i don't think it existed in the contract. it began with one player and then it snowballed into an issue where lots of players began taking the knee. that's when the nfl came up with the idea to have a policy. actually i think the policy was a fairly elegant solution because they didn't want that sort of televised spectacle of people kneeling during the anthem. but they also weren't going to punish people for not wanting to stand during it, so sort of allowing them to remain in the locker room. it think it kind of respected the wishes of both sides, the league and the owners and the players as well. i think it kind of threaded the needle fairly elegantly. eboni: apparently somebody didn't necessarily think it was the right fix, hence, they put a halt on that particular solution that just came down in may. and they are talking, you know, that there was a joint statement released from the nfl and the nfl players association, just this pa

these were younger individuals who included melvin laird and charles goodell, his son is commissioner of the nfl. and a man by the name of donald rumsfeld. these lawmakers believed the leadership in the house of representatives was old, out of touch, and too willing to accept the idea of republicans remaining the minority. what they wanted was vibrant, energetic leadership that would help republicans achieve a majority in the house. and of course, for ford to become speaker. with their support in 1965, ford becomes speaker of the house. minority leader, excuse me. putting him only one step away from that dream of speaker. a dream he would not achieve. before i get into that, what did all this hard work and ambitiousness mean for ford and his family? by 1957, betty and gerald ford had four children. three sons and a daughter. jack, michael, steve, and susan. because of his ambitiousness, ford was gone quite a bit. he was an absent father. his workaholic nature meant he was rarely home. he would wake up early, swim laps in the pool at the family home in alexandria, virginia, and be at w

we saw him tweet about the nfl and roger goodell today. we see this new porn star -- excuse me -- this new playboy playmate come out. so i think they want a distraction from the fact he was fundamentally owned by vladimir putin earlier this week. but my conversation with rick and many others is, you know, as individuals, as faith-based voters, as people who supported donald trump, to sweep this under the rug where you have another incident of just being purely a liar and purely unethical, i'm not sure when we got to the point where we could turn a blind eye in the united states of america to the president of the united states sullying, soiling, and devaluing the office that he holds. >> well, rick, so the presumption is that all of this won't matter to faith-based voters, that they'll stay with trump. do you agree with that? >> i think the faith-based voters cooked in the fact that the president's personal life is not exemplary or something that they would necessarily want their children to follow. i think that's been pretty well with the

i need you, you need me, we'll protect each other, we've got each other's back, we're part of the goodell old boy network, that's what we're seeing play out here. >> and the facts are as we are learning them, they do not look good for the congressman. and of course the rest of us will wait for the investigation to be complete. let me share with you, frank, some of the other reporting that we have at nbc, one of the wrestlers sean daily said he was groped half a dozen times by dr. richard strauss. the doctor for the wrestling team in the mid 90s. when jordan was the assistant wrestling coach. he was too embarrassed to report it to jordan at the time. jordan took part in the conversations where strauss's abuse and other team members came up. it would be wildly out of the range of normal for an assistant coach not to be part of conversations about the conduct of a team doctor. i mean, you know, my broo they are -- brother and sisters play college sports. those are small traveling units not just hear things that affect the team, but everyone's personal lives. it seems as an investigator, thes

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nfl commissioner roger goodell who makes gazillions of dollars, by the way, a rot of money -- a lot ofoblem two years later. so clearly, there is a total lack of leadership on his part, and i lay the blame squarely at his feet because if he had squashed this early on in 2016 when it started, we would not be having this conversation right now. >> yep. elizabeth: we've got this other story to tackle. two police officers shot on the job. they were responding to a call for a missing person. this happened in st. paul, minnesota, yesterday. one cop rushed to the hospital and now here's -- we have this, the 911 call. listen -- rather, met me back up. listen to the police officer's own desperate calls for help. listen. elizabeth: okay. once officer hit in the should, the other hit in his leg. both are non-life threatening injuries, thank goodness. police saying the suspect now in custody. eric, this is an example of the dangers our police officers face every day on the job. we have people from all walks of life stepping up to serve the country as police officers and firemen. is this often forg

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pete: roger goodell is going to earn his pay this season.going to follow. gunman caught on camera in a deadly parking lot. a shooting will not be charged florida pinellas county sheriff citing the state's stand your ground law. the gunman felt threatened after the victim pushed him to the ground during argument handicapped parking space. many of you have seen the movie lone survivor. >> gun fight. >> it is a story about lieutenant michael murphy's unit he gave his life on that mountain in afghanistan earning him the medal of honor. 14-year-old boy is now facing charges for shattering his memorial in a new york park. the murphy family just wants to meet the team. >> michael is a person who would have wanted to take that man under his wing express and explain to him the significance of his actions. >> well, the state of new york is paying to replace that memorial u also coming up in the:00 hour, we are going to get reaction from marcus luttrell who served alongside lieutenant purr murphy. an interview you don't want to miss. >> marc short is t

it has been for his base now you might be wondering why did you bring up the commissioner roger goodell's salary well the n.f.l. has reason to be concerned about what president donald trump does they are officially a charity in this country which means they pay very different taxes this is a billion dollar industry and if the president wanted to really put the squeeze on them he could push the us to say that they're fact business not a charity that would have a huge impact on their bottom line but it's interesting point that you made that the commissioners are basically focused on what trump has to say do you think his recent demand will they take that into consideration. well there is a really bad position here because a lot of their fans are white high school educated men and that is the only demographic in this country that still supports donald trump for many they see this as a simple black and white issue pun intended they just see that players kneeling is disrespecting the flag and as the president likes to say the american fighting force so there's not going to be a lot of daylight

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president tweeted that the anthem debate is alive and well, said that the nfl commissioner roger goodel player kneels once this season he should be kicked out for the game, he is suspended for the entire season if he kneels a second time. announced in a joint statement that they were halting enforcement of all anthem rules while they work out some sort of solution. >>> the oakland raider fans got a special treat, head coach threw a party at the bar. this was the last bash before training camp opens in napa, hewants to -- i haven't been back with the raiders for a long time, i want to reunite with a lot of my friends, once a raider, always a raider, i have to get in the right frame of mine, for training camp it is nothing like, as you know, the raider fans there is just nothing like this group of people. >> the raiders are moving to las vegas, the coach and the raiders say the bond between the team and the fans will always say strong. 1998 to 2001 before winning the super bowl with a tampa bay buccaneers. >>> new this morning the humane society and spca hoping the fiend the family of a c

ultimately, this is roger goodell caving. his fan base hates the fact that players use a sport to advance a political agenda, use their workplace. and so they modify the policy. teams will get fined if the players kneel. well, the players rose up and said we don't think that should be, so now they're hitting pause. it's the tiptoe dance. they've been wrong at every turn. they didn't do anything about it, didn't correct it. just have the players stand for the anthem and move on with it. they've already donated to social justice funds or whatever that is, they're already doing that too. at some point you run a league -- stuart: i thought after the disastrous last season where tv ratings were down 9%, i would have thought that after that they'd get things in order, and we'd start the new season with a new, fresh sense of let's get on with playing some football, but apparently not. >> just stick to your guns one time and this goes away. the more you go in and out and tap dance, it just builds, yeah. it'll hurt ratings if this con

gains were attributed to the tv deals and the thursday night football package becoming more valuable goodellthat's the one thing whether you think he's done a great job or could have handled things better in terms of revenue, that's why he makes a lot of money makes 40 million, $50 million a year i tried to figure out how much they make in addition to the 255 million, because the cowboys, the most valuable team in franchise sports, i think, like $5 billion that's not on a 255 million, i'm not sure what they make with their own ticket sales, concessions. >> all that stuff. the fanatic stuff. lucrative. we're talking about u.s. football we have to be clear now. >> now that you like the other version. >> are people that think football is what do you with your foot. in terms of the "s" word >> we all should have bought an mls team in the past two, three years. >> because they were cheap >> they were cheap now i think we're finally at a turning point where soccer -- soccer is a real thing >> i think lasry and west eden bought the bucks they bought the bucks for a song all of a sudden you saw balm

i don't think roger goodell handled it right. the nba has a stance on the anthem. with the players union. >> could you imagine the fallout from some fans if they go back and decided that players can protest. i think the nfl -- if you are in the nfl you are in the worst possible situation right now. you run the risk of fans turning off their tvs and police officer saying we won't work security anymore. at the same time you run the risk of angering players and those folks are the real money makers. they have a big voice in the nfl. >> the solution i would love to see. you want to kneel, kneel, your right, knock yourself out. now the nfl goes to the television networks and says we won't show anybody kneeling. >> i could see it opening a can of worms with fans. >> no obligation to do that. will the players kneel if they aren't being shown or is it only to kneel for some? i think it's something else. >> i could go -- first amendment right to do whatever you want. however you want to do it. people fought and died for your right to do that. there are some changes coming t

we caught roger goodell going into dinner when i asked him about the appeal he said i think everyoneto move on. but when i asked him of implications on this, he said he was bullish on the opportunities to benefit his business and nfl fans >> biggest thing is having more opportunities to be able to get to your fans you want to be able to get your product to your fans on the platforms. we're seeing obviously through technology and some extent through the media mergers and acquisitions that there are more platforms. there are more opportunities for us to get to our fans. >> now, as for whether this appeal will impact other media deals, definitely won't impact sky. but it could raise concerns about regulatory hurdles for comcast's interest in fox and it could dampen comcast's interest in making another bid for the assets remember the comcast bid on fox in the immediate wake of judge leon's decision a month ago. sources say we can expect this to be decide bid roughly february at&t said it would manage as a separate business unit until then or until any government appe appeal randall steph

we are not going to go with this new anthem policy that roger goodell thought he had apparently solvedt appears he hasn't. my red skins just started this week training camp. everyone is taking a look. people trying to get excited. but, i don't know. it could be a really rough time. abby: zac prescott the cowboys quarter back had strong words on what the game means to him and what the game of football means to so many americans, and what this has done to sort of take away that joy that we all feel when we watch football. here's what he said about this. >> i never protest. i never protest during the anthem and i don't think that's the time or the venue to do. so the game of football has always brought me such a peace and i think it does the same for a lot of people. a lot of people playing the game. a lot of people watching the game. a lot of people that have impact of the game. when you bring such a controversy to the state and to the field and the game it takes away from the joy and love that football brings a lot of people. i'm for taking a next step, whatever that step may be for act