javon belcher killed casey perkins. she has a name.et's back up and talk about what our responsibility is. who is the d.a. who did not see a clear case of aggravated assault inside of an elevator and charge this player with it? charge this human being with that? why was he eligible for diversionary program in the first place? so, yes, there is a responsibility by the nfl not to put, you know, their rove new before the lives of human being but there's also a responsibility of the district attorney in this case to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law. while someone is clearly engaged in aggravated assault is in a diversionary program is beyond me. >> i want to bring in mike florio from nbcsports.com. inopportune time for the nfl to get this aired because they're not getting any kudos for this move. talk about this affect on the game and on the league. >> the league should be basking in the glow of what was a very successful opening sunday of the regular season. we all knew inevitably, eventually, the video of what happened in that

now even when in 2012, the chiefs' linebacker, javon belcher killed his girlfriend and himself theren't anything to do about domestic violence because they were both gone. and suicide of course overtook domestic violence there. but it started with, obviously, domestic violence. and it turned into a murder and the statistics show that's exactly what happens in our society. so, is it the tape in this case, isn't it, terrence? >> it is. and let me tell you something else that no one is talking about. it is a major thing. cheerleaders, nfl cheerleaders have sued the nfl because they have been getting less than minimum wage. they have been treated like slaves and the people who brought this lawsuit were the raiderettes. i know something about the raiderettes. i used to cover the raiders and the attitude of the organization was and it was justified a lot of the woman who were raiderettes were just glad to be there close to the team and they felt they could take advantage of the situation, the raiders and the nfl. now we're in the era of oprah the nfl has that attitude they had 35 years ago