(chuckles) i haven't ridden a bike since lance armstrong was a good guy., you're riding the girliest bike in the world. ooh, i stand corrected. (hums) hey, dipwad, bikes only.

liz: well, i'm thinking back to lance armstrong who lied about -- i'm not comparing peyton to lance,ting fingers, greg lemond, lance armstrong pointed the finger at greg lemond and other star cyclists, and greg lemond lost a bunch of endorsements. chris, could this hurt peyton manning as far as the endorsements are concerned? >> it could, but i don't think it does. if you look at the context, you know, the nfl is under a pr disaster, you know, nightmare right now -- liz: anyway. >> primarily because of the 2014 battle they ran into with domestic violence and murder and child abuse and deflate-gate and everything else. the issue now is we always talk about, man, you never hear from the 1% of the athletes that do the great thing. well, peyton manning is that 1%. liz: so you stand by peyton manning. >> you know, i do for a few reasons. number one, the public scrutiny on the nfl is huge. anytime the smallest crack opens for a pr issue to surface like the one that came out with peyton manning. the second is issue is peyton manning has come out publicly very harsh against this statement, a

i thought lance armstrong was clean. he came out and had to admit it in the end.eople have been burned by folks claiming their innocence before. >> right now, it is just allegations. and if these players in the stories i would sue al jazeera right now, unless they get more evidence. we've been down this road before, starting with me, ben johnson, in 898 olympics -- 88 olympics. going to lance armstrong, a-rod, barry bonds, et cetera, et cetera. this has to play out. we'll see what the truth is. david: al jazeera for the moment is sticking with the story. their source is this guy named charlie sly. what do we know about charlie sly? >> i know nothing about him, the name. david: quite a name. >> like a used car salesman. david: they claim, al. melissa: cera claims they told -- al jazeera claims he told them he was pharmacist. now he is rescinding some of the charges he played out. let's play the sound bite. >> my name is charles sly. it is come to my attention the broadcaster al jazeera somehow obtained recordings or communications me making statements in a number o

as if we haven't seen time and again with these stories the outrage, lance armstrong, marion jones, rafael palmero, most ink stained wretches, their jaw hits the floor. how unfair the media is to impinge their character. so i really do hope he does sue because unfortunately in these cases that is only time you don't get these alternative versions of truths where everybody who loves peyton manning and loves the nfl says absolutely he is innocent of this skull du skulduggery ious journal. he must be guilty because these athletes always are guilty. >> dave you've been in denver, what is the mood for denver about their even though he's not the starting starting qb? >> they are regarding al jazeera the same way as donald rumsfeld regarded al jazeera at the moment. he hired ari fliesheri fleicher to head his public relations firm. he is having by a large margin of significant statistical margin the worst season of any quarterback in the season. already a lot of folks, people love denver broncos football, much more than they love any individual player. a lot of people who psychologically moved on

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major league baseball of course, in toward a widespread doping problem and who can forget lance armstrong and the effect is scandal had on professional cycling. but few controversies are as dramatic or far reaching as fifa her earlier this year several officials were arrested in zurich and charged with bribery, money laundering and racketeering. 47 indictment charged him with corruption dating back a quarter of a century. since then these officials have received provisional payments from the organization. but football is just beginning to recover from the blow to its reputation. today's spee sure rents and hand in the space. but the famous did begin in may when he challenged the president in an astonishing. [null] and withdrew before us a campground to place. despite his victory he announced he would reside in from his post amid the spindle. so our guest is again running for the presidential seat in a special election vowing to enact certificate changes city is the victim and wants to open fifa books to reveal any previously undisclosed financial documents including payments made to the t

>> well, that would have been lance armstrong, but we won't go into that one. >> there was quite the lawsuit and as i recall you won in the end. >> well, sort of. >> sort of. that's not bad. bob hamman runs one of the most interesting businesses i think i have ever heard of, sca promotions out of dallas, tes. thanks for about with us. >>> we here in silicon valley tend to roll our eyes at security warnings like change your password but even smart people can get scammed. what will you fall for, when "press: here" continues. welcome back to "press: here." barbie has been a lot of things in her life, a veterinarian, a pilot and now perhaps a spy of sorts. security companies are claiming this new internet-enabled barbie doll may be a security threat under your tree. the chinese company vtec says it has no estimates on how much financial damage was done after hackers got into its system and were able to see not just children's personal information but maybe even their photographs. toys are just one way many hackers and scammers will try to get you. adam levin is a former director of new j

lance armstrong had seven tour de france medals taken away frofrom him and bore his heart o op rah. >> did you take performance enhancing drugs? >> yes. >> it's up to nfl commissioner roger gel goodell. to investigate. the nfl doesn't have subpoena power. getting to the bottom of all this may be far from easy to do. paul beban al jazeera. >> chicago's mayor cut short his vacation to announce an overhaul of the city's police department. rahm emanuel returned to the windy city today facing outrage over several fatal police shootings. al jazeera's ash-har quraishi is live in chicago with the detai details. ash-har. >> thank you jonathan. changing the tools in the tool box is how mayor prawm emanuel described this. making the use of deadly force the last option rather than the first. chicago mayor rahm emanuel cut short a family vacation in cuba to announce new changes in police training and tactics. >> just that you train that you can use force doesn't mean you should. and helping officers have that distinction in the training that goes with it is essential. >> he says the changes will f

if you look at somebody like lance armstrong, of course down the road we found out that he was a liar. but he was damaged by that at the time that he was saying he was innocent. so peyton manning is innocent in all of this, there could be a lot of damages. he could lose his sponsorship deals, he could lose all kinds of business for being accused of essentially being a cheate. deirdre: yeah, in essence it hurts the brand of the athlete. and as you alluded to some potentially large endorsement contracts. tamara, thank you as always. glad to have our sports legal ego with us. amazon reporting another record season by a massive increase in its prime subscription service. we'll give you more details. speaking of details, the force was with star wars this holiday season. the blockbuster broke a billion, b like boy, dollar mark faster than any other film in history. more on why and how. next you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. w

last 20 years we've watched roger clemens deny it, barry bonds, mark maguire, all these people, lance armstrong. >> he's got a lot of dwepders, though. tom brady came out defending him in a big way, theismann was on fox and friends saying he is a clean-cut guy. they have too much to loose. >> but everybody i rattled off had too much to lose. i think al jazeera will be put on the spot to come up with more evidence. now they're pitting on the clock. >> so far just one guy who no longer works there as i understand it making this acquisition. there's no video or anything to prove it. >> right. >> it's just his word. >> absolutely. al jazeera does not have a great name in this country for a very good reason. maybe this is just them, a lot of people speculate, trying to take down an american icon. there's a lot of names out there. i'm concerned if there will be a counter lawsuit. if it's me, i'm suing. go ahead, put it forward, lay it on the table. >> peyton has talked about a defamation case. that is a pretty high bar. brian, nobody watches sports more fully than you do. brian's book is a great book

when you think about lance armstrong, you think about barry bonds, mark mcguire, sammy sosa, ben johnsonng back to the olympics in seoul in '88, the steroid era has lasted for decades. often when there's an older aging athlete who is injured and starts to panic in the case say of barry bonds as he was getting upset about the home run derby and he wasn't a part of it. these are the stories that end up at the end in most cases proving to be true. that does not mean that peyton manning did this, but it means, again, we should be wise and smart. we're consumers, we're journalists but there's consumers of sports. they pay for the tickets. they buy the broadcast, they watch this stuff. you should want to know and get to the bottom of this. this is the era we're in like it or not. >> sports are about credibility so you want them to have credibility. so worth asking the questions. we know manning is now considering a lawsuit against al jazeera. do you see this effecting his image as he goes through this whole thing? >> how could it not. whether that's fair or not now he will be looked at in a li

major league baseball, of course, endured a widespread doping problem, and you can forget lance armstrong and the effect is a scandal had on professional cycling? but few controversies are as dramatic or as far-reaching as hidtas. earlier this year several officials of the international soccer federation were arrested in zurich and charged with bribery, money-laundering, and racketeering. a 47 count indictment charged 14 soccer and marketing officials with corruption dating back nearly a quarter of a century. since then, three of fifa's leading officials including vice president have received provisional bands from the organization. soccer, or as anyone outside of the united states calls it, football, is just beginning to recover from this below to its reputation. well, today's speaker wants to have a hand in renewing the world's faith in fifa. prince ali bin al hussein submitted began in may when he challenged sitting fifa president sepp blatter in an astonishing election. he then withdrew before a second round of voting took place. despite his victory, blatter announced it would resign

we saw lance armstrong and ryan braun destroy people's lives to protect their legacies only to come outater and find out they did. the unfair part for peyton manning is regardless of what he says now, the cynicism is there because that's just the society we live in now. >> we will see what that does when it comes to the legacy and the manning brand. thank you very much for being with us. >>> i want to bring in msnbc senior legal correspondent ari melber to talk about potential legal ramifications here. interesting when you hear peyton manning using the word defamation, saying he may sue over the al-jazeera report. how hard is it to win a case like that? >> very hard. that's for a couple of reasons. number one, defamation in this case isn't just about whether the statements were false, but for him as a public figure, whether they were pursued recklessly, with reckless disregard for the truth. if private citizen wanted to sue someone for defamation about a private matter, they would have a lower bar. the bar is raised on someone like peyton manning basically because the courts have said y

mlb endured a widespread doping problem and who can forget lance armstrong? and its effects on professional cycling. to are as dramatic or far reaching as fifa her earlier this year several officials of the international soccer federation were arrested in zurich and charged with bribery, money laundering, and racketeering 47 counts charging 14 officials of corruption dating back a quarter-century. three of fifa leading officials including the president have received a provisional bin from the organization soccer or reveals calls the football is beginning to recover from the blow to the reputation. the speaker was to have a hand to renew the world's faith in fifa. prince ali bin al-hussein challenged the sitting president in an astonishing collection before a second round took place so our guest is again running for the presidential seat with an election coming from this february 2016. bombing to enact significant changes if he is the victor he was to reveal any previously undisclosed financial documents including payments made to the top fifa officials it is

facebook doug posted this, ask lance armstrong about that.ed for years that he was cheating but he was. i got a couple responses on twitter as well, folks pointing to the source, al jazeera, not known for at least here in the united states their documentaries or their sports or focus on the nfl. it calls into question some of that content, the source has to matter. >> having joe theismann on the show earlier saying peyton manning's character is impeccable and he'd never do that. >>> a whole lot more coming up, hillary clinton has dominated the democratic race but larry sabateau says it's not a guaranteed win yet. he looks into his crystal ball next. >>> a group of police officers see a single mother driving a badly damaged car. instead of giving her a ticket they help her fix it. the officers and the mother join us in a minute. very cool story. just because someone grows older does that mean they have to grow apart from their friends, or from the things they love to do? with right at home, it doesn't. right at home's professional team thought