he did not care about jenae rice at all and continued to not care about jenae rice at all, not sat downe rice and wondered what do you need in this situation. >> he sat down with her but she was sitting next to ray rice. >> exactly. he's not concerned what she needs and putting the focus on her and her physical safety. so, yeah, we talked a lot about black men's pain in the early part of the show but i think about jenae rice and then i think about marissa alexander and these two very different stories of domestic violence. but two black women trying to assert their shelves and their safety and protect their lives and then i think about the source of that. they have been hit and abused by black men and it's frustrating to then watch and go to ferguson and see all of these black women on the front lines fighting for the liberation and safety and lives of black men and note that, you know, there are black men out there saying what is wrong with ray? was the problem? i don't -- she hit him. what is -- it's just very frustrating and i'm to the point where i'm like black men owe a debt to bla

i know this is us, it is not him. >> another interview with jenae rice, is online. valentine's day outing with two others. that night both had been drinking heavily. she said they were arguing. he was on his phone not looking at her. then she reached for phone. he grabbed it back, spit at her and she slapped him. she says what happened in the elevator is still foggy about. she remembers nothing else from that elevator. when the couple met with nfl commissioner paul goodell, assumed the league knew what was on it even though they didn't know whether the nfl had seen it and she said they felt betrayed when the baltimore ravens cut rice, because the team was like family to them. she found it hard to be labeled a victim and realizes there are many different opinions that she's weak, making up excuses and covering up abuse. some people are questioning her motives. she is a strong woman, and has never seen any woman in her family physically abused. it's love that keeps them together and not her husband's money. reaivet joinareva martin joins . once he saw the second piece

and if you want the all important american staple for your dinner and dessert, apple pie and i have jena with me and she is baking up apple crisp and we'll have more on the process in a little bid but now the all important accuweather forecast, we have cold changes on the way. currently in philadelphia we are coming in in the lower 60s, our average high for this time of year is 58 degrees, we were above average today, 63 right now in philadelphia, wilmington 60 and lancaster 54 degrees and allentown 64 degrees, it's still relatively mild but the cold air is coming in. here is satellite 6 along with action radar, clear skies across the mid-atlantic region but as you widen out the picture in western pennsylvania on westward into the ohio valley, you can see the cloud cover, the leading edge of the cold air working its way eastward. get ready for the cold snap to arrive and it will stick around for sometime. we have falling temperatures on the way and a clear and light breeze, and philadelphia drops down to 38 degrees, allentown 30 degrees, at the shore temperatures hold out in the lower 40

. >> reporter: ray rice never denied he struck his fiancee jena palmer in an elevator in february. it was a key factor allowing him to be allowed back on the field. in july commissioner roger goodell suspended rice for two games. in september a second video surfaced showing what happened inside the elevator. the media backlash proved too much for roger goodell. he suspended rice indefinitely. >> we had not seen the second tape that became public 10 days ago. it was not consistent with what he said. >> reporter: the athlete, with the backing of the n.f.l. players' association appealed and judge barbara jones was appointed. she ruled there was no evidence that rice lied to the leave. sports attorney said the arbitrator had no choice. >> once a penalty was announced and imposed, the n.f.l. without a change in circumstances or factors other than the outcry from the government went and revisited. there was no way back, other than the judge vacating it. >> the arbitrator said it was not rice's fault. jones said the league did not realise the severity of the conduct, speaking to their fai

to air on nbc this coming monday and tuesday, the "today" show's matt lauer sat down with ray and jenaee. >> i just knew he hit me and i was completely over it. i was done. didn't want to hear anything. i didn't even want to entertain it, entertain him, anything that he had to say, any explanation. of couf mind and in my heart, i knew that our relationship wouldn't be over, because i know that this isn't us and it's not him. >> it remains unclear if rice will run again in the nfl but now has taken the first step. chris pallone, nbc news, new york. >> you saw there matt lauer sitting down with ray rice's wife as well as ray rice. you'll hear their full story and full interviews monday and tuesday on the "today" show. >> targeting your money through the mail. if you get a letter from the virginia council of corporations, throw it out. the letter looks like it's from a state commission. it will ask you for your financial information. and $125. arlington's commissioner of revenue says that business does not exist and it is not a government agency. >>> today, can you go to one of the first c

. >> hello i'm is jena cassidy i work in the coalition we're a studying coalition i'm a single parent i work with a lot of caregivers and far from being premature it's late people have we've talked to workers that don't know when they're going to tuck their kids in their schedules changes on a dime we helped to work with the supervisor on the task force with some of the businesses are here in this room from the business associations like the chamber and the restaurant association one of the components of the bill theres a study component we're really interested in how it's working and you know we want to make sure it's implemented that's an important piece we want to work on policies that work for workers and the other thing it's protective for workers to trade shifts and have the flexibility that's not something that the legislation do so a away with it will help the members of the coalition, you know who care about having the flexibility and the predictability they need to care for their families thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi steven with the coun

this after video surfaced of rice assaulting his now wife jena in a atlantic city casino elevator. >>gue officials claimed rice was not truthful about the incident in previous meetings. >> fed he had hit jena, punishing a player twice for the same offense, that would violate the league's collective bargaining agreement. >> minnesota patient attacks nurse was metal bar. happened over the week edge, but police just released the video late yesterday. they say 68 year old charles logan fled after the attack and then died after officer shocked him with a taser and arrested him. logan had been initially hospitalized for confusion. it is unclear what prompted that attack. eight nurses were injured, one suffered a collapsed lung. >>> well, it sounds like something of urban legend, man driving alone, down a darkened highway, comes across a roadblock and a shadowy figure. dashboard camera shows us it was all too real. he was coming local from work after midnight monday morning, he saw the orange cones blocking lanes of the new jersey turnpike near jersey city. describes what happened next. >> h

> i just might do that cecily, i was busy picking the apples, i have the freshly picked apples and jenay behind me, she has freshly made pies, these are apple caramel walnut. get your orders in before the holiday season. we'll have the forecast when "action news" comes right back. womaand the way it made me chronic feel,ipation, the discomfort, the bloating, the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxatives. man: amitiza is clinically shown to help relieve common symptoms like bloating, abdominal discomfort, hard stools, and straining and help people with chronic constipation go more often. don't take amitiza, if you have a bowel blockage or severe diarrhea. tell your doctor, if your nausea or diarrhea, becomes severe, or if you experience chest tightness or shortness of breath. the most common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, and headache. woman: amitiza helped me find relief from my chronic constipatio

. >> hello i'm is jena cassidy i work in the coalition we're a studying coalition i'm a single parent i work with a lot of caregivers and far from being premature it's late people have we've talked to workers that don't know when they're going to tuck their kids in their

what we do know is that ray e wass wife jen a -- jena expected to testify this afternoon, and the federal chief of security was expected to testify as well, he certainly had the power to get that video at any time. that is all critical testimony because rice is arguing that he was punished twice for the same offense. meanwhile, the other big story in sports today is that adrian peterson's request for reinstatement has been rejected. tuesdayed no contest for the charge of reckless assault regarding his four-year-old son. that no contest plea could affect the player's clause, and that could mean a six-game suspension. he has already been suspended eight games, so it is a very fluid situation. we will keep you posted as they develop. >> sounds like another potential double jeopardy situation as well. only is now dealing not with the nfl, but with the commissioner. i will keep you updated as this goes along. >> and cincinnati bengals defensive tackle has extra motivation for tonight's game. his four-year-old daughter is battling that rare cancer, she is going to be there cheering him on in pe

. >> ray rice never denied he struck his then fiancee jenae palmer in february. rice was first interviewed by the nfl after surveillance video showed what happened outside the elevator. in september a second video surfaced showing what happened inside the elevator. the media backlash proved too much for goodell. on september 28th, goodell suspended rice indefinitely. >> we hadn't seen that tape that became public roughly ten days ago and that was not consistent with what he said. >> the athlete with the backing of the nfl players association appealed the ruling and barbara jones was hired to arbitrate the hearing. the. >> this case once the penalty was announced it was imposed and the nfl without a real change in circumstance or change if facts other than the outcry from the public went and revisited made it far more severe even in their own guidelines of such a first offense penalty. there was no way back other than the judge to vacate it. >> the arbitrator also said it wasn't rice's fault the league failed to understand the impact of dmesk violence. also speaks

his now wife, jena rice, was at the 2-day hearing. the pair will testify tomorrow. commissioner roger goodell spent two hours on the stand stood. areva martin, attorney, joins us from los angeles to talk about this. explain how the hearing works. >> essentially this judge will take testimony from ray rice and witnesses that he wants to call, and the league, and any witnesses that they want to call. she'll have to decide whether the identification that ray ries told to roger goodell, prior to the tape being disclosed is the full complete information about what happened in the elevator. >> ray rice says "i was honest about what happened" recollection and roger goodell said, no, you were ambiguous. we didn't know the story until we saw the tape, which caused him to change the 2-day suspension to the indefinite suspension. >> ray rice is saying he didn't get fair treatment. >> ray rice is saying this is double information. saying i gave you all the information, you punished me with a 2-game suspension, and then when it blew up and the league was embarrassed, you gave me

i'm going to be with exxon jena while, more tv shows, more acting, and entertainment. >> can we show. >> come on over. i just realize. >> oh, wait wait wait. there we go. >> okay, acdc. we get that camera over smear remember the guy on acdc? wore shorts? >> no. >> crank it up, jessica. >> oh, my gosh. >> ♪ >> i need to i'm m-a-r-y and i have copd. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. breo may increase your risk of pneumonia, thrush, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your

and jena hall is there and where are we with these negotiations?porter: well, as you say of course they are in the final day of these talks now, nine months of negotiations this has been that began after that interim agreement was struck in geneva and john kerry has met with the counterpart and the last of foreign ministers to join the talks and mr. kerry will shortly be face-to-face again with the iranian foreign minister for their second bilateral meeting of these talks. after that during the course of the morning the p 5 plus 1 ministers the six international powers will sit together be be joined later by mr. zariff and it's part of what uk foreign secretary phillip hammond described as a final push for a deal. >> we are focused on the last push, big push tomorrow morning to try and get this across the line. of course if we are not able to do it we will look where we go from there and at the moment they are trying to look at how we will bridge the gap and move things forward with iranians. >> western diplomates and negotiators briefing the media

. >> the "today" show plans to air exclusive interviews with jenae and ray rice monday and tuesday. >hat amazon is now offering when you buy a television online. >>> and the new gadgets go go pro is creating to help users reach new uncharted territory. >>> as parents know well, santa claus, not always full service. often presents have assembly required. amazon now addressing this. if you're buying a television or assembling a bicycle, the e-commerce giant offers amazon local services. a list of hand-picked pros who are licensed and insured come ready to help you install that new car stereo or put together that new bike or toy. so far, local services is in just a few cities but the bay area is part of the program. by the way, amazon says all of its service pros have undergone background checks. >>> video from drones is nothing new. now go pro is developing its own line of drones. according to the "wall street journal," the company expects to get the mini helicopters on the market late next year. the price tag estimated to be anywhere from $500 to $1,000. go pro cameras are already pret

jenae was his fiancee is now his wife the only reason i say yes, probably next season or the season aftercause she's asked we leave them alone, that they have reconciled and made this right. with that said, nfl needs clear rules about behavior on the field and off the field and the punishments to be swift and severe going forward. that is my answer. what is yours? just go to facebook or@seanhannity on twitter. record "hannity" the series each week night. start your day with fox and first first. thanks for joining us we'll see you not a kid. >> thanks for letting us into your home tonight. now a special on the record right now. >> i have wanted to do a u-turn. and i couldn't. there was no way to do it. i knew this could be bad. i tried calling 911. there was no help for me. i was there where prisoners were walking by me uncuffed. i felt very vulnerable. >> they were telling me stories about the guards. someone acts up or does something wrong they get beat. i was actually joyful to take that beating. just bring it on. >> there are messed up people in the world. prison is a good place to fin

jenae was his fiancee is now his wife the only reason i say yes, probably next season or the season after's asked we leave them alone, that they have reconciled and made this right. with that said, nfl needs clear rules about behavior on the field and off the field and the punishments to be swift and severe going forward. that is my answer. what is yours? just go to facebook or@seanhannity on twitter. record "hannity" the series each week night. start your day with fox and first first. thanks for joining us we'll see you back here, i hope, tomorrow night. fine. >> i believe that. >> we will get over this. >> the o'reilly factor from washington is on. and tonight the whole sweep that we were told for months that was going to happen for republicans has not happened. >> but it did happen even though some on the left are in denial. bernie goldberg on the most foolish things said after the elections. >> has to do with the fact that he gets hammered 24/7 by fox news on the right and talk radio which is a huge force in this count country. >> tom brokaw blaming the defeat on the media. >> did

. >> reporter: former baltimore raven ray rice and his wife jenae hand in hand as they take on the nflommissioner roger goodell. rice wants back in the nfl. appealingy to the decision to increase his suspension from two games initially to an indefinite ban after the release of this brutsal beating video of jennae rice. testifying for two-plus hours. he claims goodell can't penalize him twice and he told the commissioner everything about the beating up front. something goodell denies. >> it was clear there was an act of domestic violence, but it was inconsistent with the way he described what happened. >> reporter: yet another tough call goodell faces. minnesota viking stars adrian peterson was sidelined with pay from the nfl pending the outxhf his felony child abuse case for beating his 4-year-old with a switch but struck a deal on tuesday. will goodell let peterson back in the game? >> commissioner goodil could decide you're going to be suspended but time served. >> reporter: ryan smith, abc news, new york. >> don't know when this decision is going to go down but a lot of people watch

residents like jena believe their nose bleeds, asthma and cancer in some cases are related to fracking. she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer two years ago. within months, she said, two neighbours developed breast cancer and a third has leukaemia, all living within a mile of three wells. >> there's too many of us in our 30s getting cancer. too many of our animals, that are young, getting cancer at the same time as these wells. >> reporter: coincidence or not. there's too little evidence to know. the perceived threat, the nuisance, and the fact that 98% of denton's mineral wealth belongs to out of towners turns into support for the fracking ban. whether the ban will be in force remains to be seen. both an industry group and the state of texas sued denton arguing the property law trumps ordnance and should be invalidated. >> we have been usefuling fracturing -- using fracturing for more than 60 years. there's no evidence of rising morbidity. >> the state issues drilling permits. edwin clin says it lead him to think no party what voters say at the polls, oil and gas will win. >> you can't

. >> it also feels to me, jenae that there's a fundament mal question that i think linked in part to decision, but now we're talking about millions of people who already have health care, and they have it provided through subsidies that come from the federal government because they live in states that didn't set up the exchanges. isn't there a justice question about taking away a subsidy currently provided? would the court see it that way? >> we home they would. there are 20 million people. to say they cannot support the federal exchanges would be a great harm to those 20 million and the 32 million that anticipate looking for health care and are without health care now. so we hope the justices will consider that in their sberp fact of the statute. and it's funny. we were all quite surprised when the health care act was upheld in a nonpolitical way. they we were moving above politics. i think this is going to be the real test. to see if they can turn which upside down. if he's really true, justice scalia and his more conservative comrades on the court, they should abide by the dissent

here with the details is jena helwig of "parents" magazine. >> a lot of parents fall into the cereal/s it? >> well, that's not it. we're halfway there. >> okay. >> then you reduce the heat to slow and cook for about 15 to 20 more minutes. give that a stir. >> smell how good that smells. i love that. it is mushy like that. >> exactly. then you'll have this beautiful applesauce, basically done here. you could eat it like this, nice and chunky, or puree it in the food processor. >> how did you make it pink? >> because of the skin. you have more fiber and antioxidants. >> you put that in the fridge and scoop it out. >> you can eat it plain or we like it on our overnight oats and quinoa. that's another great make ahead. >> adds a little vitamins to your kids breakfast. >> absolutely. takes two minutes. >> i like it. >> now we have blueberry breakfast bars. we mix up our dry ingredients. add the oats, brown sugar, salt and baking powder. >> what are you adding that to. >> this is whole wheat flour. we will add the butter and we'll get our hands a little dirty. >> okay. >> want me to do this

rhode island governor has its first female governor as jena raimondo won 40% to 36%.atic governor is ahead 50.3% to tom foley's 48.7%. and in colorado, the race still to be decided where bob beauprez is now moving ahead 48% to governor john hickenlooper at 47.6%. all of the results on our website at c-span.org. and earlier in the evening, rince priebus the chair of the republican national committee spoke on capitol hill. >> well, good evening, everybody. obviously we're all here to talk about the midterm election and where we're at so far. this evening. i'm joined by senator moran and congressman walden from the nrsc and nrcc. we feel pretty good right now. it's been a good night so far. we are excited about cory gardner coming in and a lot of house races coming in. we feel like getting to six tonight is clearly -- clearly in the view. and we couldn't be happier with what's been happening around the country. we feel good about where our candidates were at. recruited i think stellar candidates across the country. our governors are winning and scott walker is up, rick s