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kevin garnett, paul pierce, and jason terri to the nets for a handful of players and three future first round picks. the news doesn't get any better for aaron hernandez was denied bail as he awaits his murder trial next month in massachusetts. hernandez is also now being investigated in an unsolved double homicide that happened last year in boston. serena williams extended her winning streak. she beat caroline garcia. up next, 42-year-old became the oldest woman to make it to the third round at wimbledon. you are serena, facing a 42- year-old player, oldest ever. >> serbian player has a chance. thank you. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,, time is running out to get the hottest deal on a new mattress. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. right now, save on sleep train's most popular posturepedic and beautyrest mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot... they're explosive! sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] univers

aaron hernandez was arrested this week, as well as several gun related charges. jasonthis week and in his report, it sound that around 60% of nfl players own firearms. there is clearly a gun culture within the nfl. we've reached out to the nfl and the colts and have not received a response. >> pam brown, thanks so much. she's talking about the jason carroll report and the 60% of nfl players who may have firearms according to sources. that in comparison with the general public with a number of of about 45%. pam brown, thanks so much for bringing that information to us as it involves the indianapolis colts safety. this incident and that of aaron hernandez, asking whether there's a real problem in the nfl with these numbers and more than two dozen nfl players that are related to a firearms related crimes just since february alone. let's talk more about this. a former nfl player who played frl buffalo bills and atlanta falcons. it is bringing a lot of questions about is there a problem within the nfl? is there a culture of gun violence or gun related activity? >> how do yo

. >>> the high profile arrest of aaron hernandez is sensational, but sadly, it is not unique. jasonthe gun culture within the nfl steams to attract trouble. >> there has been a documentary on the issue. columnists have written about it. what exactly is the gun culture within the nfl? aaron hernandez is the latest nfl player caught up in a gun related crime, but not the first. december 2012, kansas city chiefs linebacker, joe van belcher shoots his girlfriend, then takes his own life. the incident put bob costas squarely at the center of a gun debate. >> it's more likely than something bad will happen if you're armed than something good. >> 2009. former new york giant, plaxico burres serves jail time after pleading guilty to a weapons charge. >> there is a media amplification factor here when a player like burres shoots himself in the leg. it gets on television for days and it doesn't do that for a regular person. >> how many players in the nfl actually own firearms? the league doesn't keep numbers. players and sports analysts we spoke to estimate the number near 60%. co compared to

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> terence ward joins me from new york. he's a columnist for mlb.com. a sports contributor to cnn.com. aaron hernandez was on his way, lucrative career in the nfl, growing family, a luxury home. $40 million contract. now he is accused of murder. i want you to look at this photo of hernandez. no word on when this was taken, although it's believed to be some time in the recent past. hardly the first athlete to own a gun. a random player survey by "usa today," it's unscientific and estimated 75% of nfl players are gun owners. you cover pro athletes on and off the field. do you believe that number? >> easily. professional athletes in general, certainly in the nfl. i want to tell you how bad it is, don. you just showed a graphic that said 28 nfl players have been arrested since the end of the super bowl in february. actually, that figure has gone up to 29, as we continue to go on. it gets worse and worse. aaron hernandez situation, of course, is horrific. he also will be charged, it looks like with a double murder from last year. then a few days ago you had a rookie line backer for the cleveland browns who

jason to the nets for a handful of players and three future round picks. that's big. news doesn't get any better for former patriots tight end aaron hernandezbail yesterday as he awaits his murder trial next month in massachusetts. hernandez is also now being investigated in an unsolved double homicide that happened last year in boston. >>> serena williams extended her winning streak to 33 matches. she beat caroline garcia in three sets. up next, 42-year-old kimiko date-krumm who became the oldest woman to ever make it for the third round at wimbledon. >> frank, pronounce it with me now. nemanja nedovic coming to an arena near you. have a great weekend, everyone. >> i just hope i don't have to spell it! nemanja nedovic! forget about it! check out this punt return our play of the day. >>> arena football canadian football league. winnipeg's washington catching it on the 30-yard line and watch him go on the turf. got some blockers, oh, make a little turn there, go left, beat another guy, one more got to beat and, of course, they always fall right into the end zone. how about 80 yards for a punt return and touchdown against montreal. it's our p

jason carroll looks into it. >> that surveillance was then destroyed. >> aaron hernandez's arrest on murder charges is the lateste a team's roster but it shows more than two dozen players arrested for various crimes ranging from dui to misdemeanor assault over the past year according to the nfl. >> we don't know if there are convictions in any of these arrests. secondly, it's still a relatively small percent of all nfl players. >> the percentage may be small but the arrests attract a spotlight like when police charged rookie linebacker with attempted murder for beating a man outside a new jersey club this week. although they both plead not guilty, wallcot and hernandez had previous encounters with the law. >> the league finds themselves this situations like this where they look past a player's public history especially in the case of aaron hernandez for the sake of what they do for the team on the field. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell toughened the league's conduct policy six years ago making it easier to sanction players for infractions. an nfl spokesman told cnn the average arrest rate per year of nfl playe

jason johnson, thanks so much. >>> still ahead in "newsroom" authorities remain locked on to tight end aaron hernandez.we'll tell you about the latest twist in their investigation. >>> good morning, thank you so much if being with me. i'm carol costello. stories we're watching right now in "newsroom" with 31 minutes past the hour. as the opening bell rings on wall street, investors are expecting another rough day. let's head to new york stock exchange and alison kosik. it's a little better, huh? >> just a little bit, but brace yourself. it looks like wall street has a bad case of the mondays. so much for shaking off last week's blues. watching the dow fall 95 points in the first moments of the trading day. stocks following in the heels of overseas markets. china is a big source of anxiety today. the people's bank of china. that's the equivalent of the federal reserve here. they told the country's biggest banks to rein in risky loans. you see the fear is a cash crunch will hurt the world's second biggest economy. the big worry continues to be about our own situation with our own central bank and when th

nfl was quick to cut ties with aaron hernandez, but his arrest is by no means an isolated incident, and it raises some questions about the league's image. cnn's jason, the nfl has addressed the problem of its players getting in trouble in the past, and even though we've seen a number of arrests lately, it does not seem to have tarnished the brand, at least not in the eyes of the fans. >> that surveillance was then destroyed. >> reporter: aaron hernandez's arrest on murder charges is the latest brush with the law associated with nfl players. this picture may look like a team's roster, but it actually shows 29 players arrested for various crimes, ranging from dui to misdemeanor assault, just since february's super bowl, according to the nfl. >> we don't know if there are convictions in any of these arrests. and secondly, it's still a relatively small percent of all nfl players. >> reporter: the percentage may be small, but the arrests attract a spotlight. like when police charged rookie lineback linebacker allsayre walcott for murder for beating a man outside of a new jersey club this week. although they didn't plead guilty, both had previous encount

jason? >> alison, there have been documentaries on the issue, columnists have written about it, it's been debated in and out of sports circles. what really is the gun culture within the nfl? aaron hernandez latest nfl player caught up in a gun-related crime, but certainly not the first. december 2012, kansas city chiefs linebacker joe van jovan belcher shoots his girlfriend and then takes his own life, put ing bob costas at the center of the gun debate. >> it's likely that something bad will happen if you're armed than something good will happen. >> reporter: 2009, former new york giant plaxico burress serves jail time after pleading guilty to a gun charge. >> there's an immediate implication here. when a player like plaxico burress shoots himself in the leg, it's in the newspaper and on television for days, and it doesn't do that for a regular person. >> reporter: how many players in the nfl actually own firearms? statistics are antidotal. the league doesn't keep numbers, but police and sports analysts we spoke to estimate nearly 60% compared to roughly 45% of the general population, according to the national rifle association. >> you could say there's a gun culture in any, you know, gr