governor we close with an archival commencement speech, president ronald reagan speaking at this the goodell college in 1993, 4 years after leaving office. at the naval academy commencement, acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan told graduates to set the standard on preventing sexual assault. in 2017 until being appointed as acting secretary this year and later being nominated to take the job permanently. [applause] mr. shanahan: thank you. thank you, vice admiral carter. secretary spencer, where are you? there you are. ambassadors, distinguished guests and all faculty and alumni. thank you for joining us on this special day. to the families and friends here today, moms and dads, brothers ts, and,ers, aun uncles, grandparents, loving friends. would you please stand? that is all of you. there you go. [laughter] [applause] keep standing. this day belongs to our graduates but was made possible by your countless sacrifices day in and day out. you have to keep standing with me. hang with me. over many years thanks to you, , your sons and daughters are people of character. selfless citizens

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season young gogglebox scored a hat trick and first added and own goal to make that much easier for goodell good job a feat a full on the wind with his third goal sending fines of the club known as the billy goats and the team itself into celebration mode have a. show coming up next is close up looking at life in new zealand off the terrorist attacks on mosques in christchurch stay with us for that. it is important that no star in his life done to him to begin to the bottom of how this act of terrorism accrued the attacks on christ church crimes of hate in a peaceful country sprinkle names of those who were lost rather than the name of the man who took them new zealand life after the terror attacks. close up next. pick up. their goals go lower but everything still programs. even after the third to last matches understood it seems a. little become german champions. will qualify for europe. and who will get relegated. to. sixty minutes. some time in the twenty sixth. my great granddaughter of people. of the like in your lifetime in around half a century. the world will be a true degrees more.

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commissioner goodell would allow pot for pain management if there is research to support it. school graduate thinks she is receiving an award but ends up getting something better her dad coming home from deployment. >> the most important day of my life. he showed up. i'm happy now. >> i missed most of my daughter's high school life probably since 4th grade. >> anthony tillman took a 24-hour flight and six hour drive to surprise his daughter in florida. he spent the last 10 years in korea had only seen each on in face time. rob: wanted to see a bear up close. comfortable in tennessee. surprise guest took a chunk out of his seats. jillian: does a back flip at graduation and gets an f for the landing. the student falling on his neck after flipping out on the stage but he got a smile and got his blome walking it di. see you later. ♪ turn it loud ♪ come on, people ♪ let's get loud. brian: last song i heard at the club last night. ainsley: what time did you leave 5:20. steve: then where did you go? brian: i jumped in the community shower. ainsley: at the truck stop? brian: truck st

association recently formed a committee to study pain management, and commissioner roger go roger goodellgue would be open to medical marijuana if medical experts think it's a legitimate solution. >> there's a lot of alternative pain medications and treatments. those are the types of things that we want this committee to focus on with medical experts and with medical science behind that. of course they will look at one of those as what role medical marijuana could have in that. that's something that will be part of their studies. >> the nfl's chief medical officer told usa today at league meetings, quote, we'll go where the medicine takes us, unquote. >>> toronto super fan drake clearly enjoying the rappers back-to-back playoff wins at home, walking out of court with the air guitar. rousing players and giving raptors coach a back rub. he told reporters, quite there's certainly no place for fans or whatever drake is for the raptors on the court. there's boundaries and lines for a reason unquote. but drake's not sweating the criticism. he responded on social media, last night with a series

some of them go up to gerald ford, in particular, robert griffin of michigan, and charles goodell of new york, the father of commissioner of the nfl, they go to afford and say, you should challenge halleck. this is an important thing that we also talk about in the book, the role of recruitment. it is important. it is not just somebody decides they want to run or not. sometimes you need other leaders to encourage you to run. forward decides to do it and decides to do it and start to campaign to oust halleck. some things to say about the race -- ford was younger, he was actually conference chair and defeated the incumbent conference chair of the previous congress. the person he beat one hell i can others, you got to watch out for ford. he got rid of me, he can replace you. ford emphasized spreading power more widely in the party, reforming the system. he talked about being a team player. he was a former all-american football player. and humor in a very organized campaign. one of the things they did was look to outsiders who might endorse halleck, either interest groups or even barry go

i wanted to interview roger goodell and dan snyder, they didn't return my calls. they weren't having it? okayment, but adam silver got right back to me. i love what you're doing, let's do it and that shows the difference in the culture of the nba. one of the things i want to keep doing as i'm talking to different young players is let them know you don't have to be afraid. you know what i mean? you can stand up for what you believe in, it's a different era now, now the nfl is a little bit different. you know, and i spoke to eric green and tori smith and you know, a lot of the guys, shannon sharpe, who is hilarious, you know what i mean. >> no, he is. >> and they'll tell you, you know, when you step out in the nfl, you kind of have to-- you have to be a different level of a player where they can't get rid of you or you're taking a little bit of a gamble. and that's just the nature of it, where we are right now. >> with that all being the case, what do you think moving forward is going to be the challenges for, say malcolm's generation, guys who are going to be in th

. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell hasn't been supportive of smoked marijuana in the past but he nowalternative pain medications and treatments. and those are the types of things that we want this committee to focus on with medical experts and with medical science behind that. of course they will look at one of those as what role medical marijuana can have. that's something that will be part of their studies. >> are there other things, opioids, alcohol, head injuries, the nfl should worry about more than allowing players to use weed? >> i think all of those that you just named are all reasons the nfl should be concerned. the nfl has formed a joint committee with the nfl players association that are looking at into these alternatives. of course marijuana is one of the alternatives they're exploring. >> water dunson, thanks. >>> coming up, a "jeopardy" player almost loses in the final round. either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a standard 5-year unlimited mileage warranty. or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either

. >> i missed roger goodell and manfred talking about sports but i will get the update. >> you talkedming using smartphones and all of that what are your 5g plays here? you have to accommodate -- >> i'm still in the auction on 102, so i can't talk direct lip about the auction, notwithstanding that i think verizon is doing a fabulous job and the notion not only streaming but think of the autonomous car that's where you need latency to be reduced and the only way you can do that is 5g in an ongoing basis. you need the speed for a lot of things autonomous golf carts. >> who will supply the equipment to verizon -- >> i don't care about the equipment. i care about owning the spectrum. >> i have a terrific play. it's pretty technical, not an equity, dead instrument and i don't want anybody rush drk. >> don't do it >> 40 megahertz of spectrum, and it will ultimately happen and the thing is very mispriced. 12 1/2%, second piece of paper trading 32 cents on the dollar we think at the ends of the day it could be worth very close to par. but it's not a move for any individual but it's interestin

goodell had experts working with him. they are very smart people. they are going to deal with it the way they see fit. i don't want anybody to be high on anything while they're driving a car. stuart: sure. >> all right? if you're playing games or you're doing something or if it makes you get over some pain that you may have in some form, god bless you. but don't get out on the highway with it. stuart: joe, one last question. what are you going to do now? >> what am i going to do now. i'm going to go home and see my daughter. stuart: in the future. >> a fifth grandchild is coming. stuart: you already have five? >> i have four. stuart: i have nine. come on. >> you know what that's like, right? it's a joy. i thank god every day several times because if i didn't stop drinking, i really believe i wouldn't be here today with you all. stuart: joe namath, i hope you will autograph that book for me. i might be able to sell it. i wish i had hair like that. joe namath, you're all right. thank you very much for being with us today. >> thank you for having me. s

roger goodell is putting a lot of, making this a big deal. this is the return home, basically l.a.th two major teams. by the way, two teams could be in super bowl. rams were in it last year. chargers, they lost in the division. this is a big thing. stuart: also, if you're a sports reporter for a -- >> i beat all the sports reporters on the story. stuart: congratulations, young man. but if you are, you can't say l.a. stadium right now, you can't say that. you have to say citi field in new york. you have to say it, sofi field. >> it kills me to say citi field. i was old met fan. stuart: you were a mets fan? >> i was back in the day. stuart: you don't have to admit everything on this program. >> we're in a cathartic mood here. i will say this, this is somewhat controversial in this stuff. city group spent $20 million a year, i can't remember exact terms, right in the financial crisis getting bailed out for the naming rights. people were like what the hell. sofi is still a start it up. susan: raised $500 million today. >> that is the whole thing, they have a 200 million-dollar a greer

goodell was introduced in the house by the appropriations committee chair of new york. there are several amendments, including one from her that you describe as a self-executing amendment. what does that mean and what we do to this bill? i tried to explain this as a bit of procedural magic that is ushered in by the house rules committee. once the house adopts the rules for consideration, that amendment from house selfpriations chairwoman executed, which means it is inserted directly into the text of the bill. essentially, the amendment is pretty simple. it makes some technical corrections to be bill's extension of national flood insurance, which would currently expire at the end of may. technical.ust more substantive things it does is provide $91 million to repair federal buildings and other federal infrastructure from the federal building fund. it kind of cracks open disaster eligibility when it comes to how a local government decides whether to repair or replace some kind of damaged infrastructure facility. once that amendment is added, that corresponds with the vote.