mr. bradyrefused to cooperate or provide materials despite the protections offered. on this basis and the wells report and not credible the nfl finding, quote, mr. brady failed to cooperate with the investigation, luke. >> reporter: well, ari, thank you so much for me having me on. it feels great to put this hat back on. for for this very moment. here's what i have to say what you read. if this is another team then hab the commissioner would be willing to give them the benefit of the doubt and perhaps make all this go away. but the patriots have engaged in a culture of deception, deceit. there's been allegations that they illegally observed the rams' practice formations before the super bowl. knew what formations they were going to run and used the information to win that super bowl and allegations of spy-gate and levied a huge fine and caught taping signals that that was the reason why they were so well prepared on defense consistently. so when you put together the patriots and cheating they g

roger goodell left no doubt about his view of brady's guilt, stating the evidence proves, "that mr. brady knew about, approved of, consented to and provided inducements and rewards in support of a scheme" to tampersu with game balls. the league released new evidence that brady had his cell phone destroyed. the league had asked for the phone in mid-february. brady had his assistant destroy it on march 6. brady said that he routinely recycles his phone but it was destroyed the day brady met with the nfl lead investigator ted wells. he did not inform the league until june 18. today's decision comes seven months after brady and the patriots were accused of deflating the footballs used in the a.f.c. championship game against the indianapolis colts in january. four days after the game, brady denied any wrongdoing. >> you know, i didn't alter the ball in any way. i have a process that i go through before every game. >> reporter: in june, brady appeared before goodell for his appeal in a 10-hour marathon session. but today, the commissioner was emphatic about his decision saying the patriots' sup

my name is tom brady oh, great to meet you mr. brady. ur dad let you wear one of the super bowl rings. no, i left it at home. he says, we're tom brady's parents. i was like, wow don't i feel bad? >> that's wonderful. >> i said your son is going to wind up having one of these in 7 years. this was my father's nfl hall of fame ring. >> when we come back, we're going to talk about your ministry the heart of you w.h.o. you are right now -- of who you right now. you're watching mosaic, my guest is richard lane. we'll be right back in just a few minutes. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ did you know kids who play outdoors have healthier lungs? totally. i did. did you know that boys that play with dolls make better husbands? my son has lots of dolls. but did you know terry cloth diapers breathe better? i did. oh, yeah, yeah. did you know that strollers have the right of way on a sidewalk? yes. yup, i did. did you guys know-- did you know that kids who eat breakfast have higher gpas? yeah, i know. yeah. that's actually what i was going to say. did you know babies

mr. tom brady, is mr. powell. >> what are you hearing?> i am hearing a patriot and trying to defend the defenseless again. this is a competitive issue, they did kill the president, is not a huge transgression but they were doing it with systematic cheating, tampering with balls after sanctions, you are not supposed to that and instead of doing that, you won't do that anymore, as they say you got nothing coming and that is happening. >> so smug about it. the press conference shortly afterward that was the truth will be revealed or whatever and it was like tom brady could do no wrong for so long, beautiful family, beautiful wife, exceptional athlete, an exceptional football player, and everybody wanted to believe this wasn't true ended is true. why did he destroy his cellphone? that is another thing. he threw away the cellphone. >> the requests were made for information on that, he knew about the request and the phone was destroyed the day he interview with ted wells. that was not disclosed for several months. they knew whatever was on ther

it's, mr. brady, at any time, did you do this, ssst, to a football? no, your honor, i did not. 're saying that the only thing that can save tom brady now is a tweet from taylor swift. [cheers and applause] as you no doubt unfortunate to know, donald trump is running for president of the united states. last week donald trump's poll numbers last week weren't very good. they were terrible, in fact, but according to a new poll released today. republican primary voters in new hampshire have donald trump in second place. it's a real poll conducted by suffolk university. it shows him trailing jeb bush. trump has been spreading his message and running video ads on his instagram account. this one may be part of the reason why his poll numbers are up. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: he makes a very good point. i'm going to say this. say what you want of donald trump. of all the candidates, he does look the maddest. also on instagram, kim kardashian west on sunday revealed she's expecting a boy. it will be her second child with her husband kanye west. they already have a daughter named n

i can understand why a celebrity, someone like mr. brady may want to destroy a cell phone upon getting a new one. i know people who aren't celebrities do that because they're kind of paranoid about personal data falling into hands of other people. let's talk about bob kraft, the man who owns the patriots. he agreed to a million dollar fine. at that press conference this morning it wasn't so much a press conference but in his statement he apologized he was saying he thought that might make it easier to get past this even said the decision by roger goodell is unfathomable to him. listen to more of what bob kraft had to say. >> yesterday's decision by commissioner goodell was released in a similar matter under an erroneous headline that read, tom brady destroyed his cell phone. this headline was designed to capture headlines across the country and obscure evidence regarding the tampering of ear pressure in footballs. >> so, trish, you may have grown up in new england but what mr. kraft is saying to all the people fans of the patriotses because

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. >> roger goodell said this: rather than simply failing to cooperate, mr. brady made a deliberate effort to conceal potentially relevant evidence and to undermine the investigation. it just -- you know, here's the thing. if you disliked tom brady you still do and if you think it was just gamesmanship and people do things when we're talking about deflategate, how big was the tin fraction after all and you shrug your shoulders and think it wasn't a big deal, i told you what went on in my house. i've gotten a nfl football player in my house. frank loves the patriots, loves belichick and he's a giant but he loves -- and he didn't see why it was such -- i said frank, it's against the nfl rules. they're trying to uphold the integrity of the game. you start chipping away at something all of a sudden you have a rugby game instead of the football game. it's a different thing. >> well, i think they're saying he got a four-game suspension, some guys who are arrested for domestic violence get the same penalty. >> he's also the biggest face in football today and he's a role m

for four games, but that mr. brady destroyed his cell phone. is there any possibility that he was just ticked off with the verizon or whoever? >> well maybe he got a really good phone deal somewhere else. i think that's entirely possible. the optics on this are just awful. to think that tom brady would destroy his phone on or about the time that he was meeting with the wells investigators is just hard to imagine. >> but brady, for his part as i understand it issued a statement earlier today saying that no one had specifically asked for his phone? >> that's what he suggested in his facebook post this morning. the national football league and the wells investigators would take issue with that. they asked for the phone, for information from the phone, and at this point they won't be able to grab those texts and e-mails and the things that they wanted to move forward with the investigation. >> apparently directed someone else to destroy, quote, that phone. so you think the four-game suspension is appropriate. that's question one. and question two i

j.t., first your reaction to this you're probably not that surprised but certainly, if mr. bradying evidence doesn't speak well of him, does it? >> this is a dark day for tom brady. this is the worst-case scenario. his lack of cooperation initially with the wells report, the way he laughed off this on sports talk radio the day after the afc championship and the way i believe he and his team tried to buy this away and get a penalty instead of a four-game, two-game or one-game suspension. this is legacy play because it false under integrity. not as bad as gambling on your own team such as pete rose but integrity issue. it will take a lot to win this in federal court. ashley: talking to which, dan, obviously the nfl believes they have a very good case. they though this will go to an appeal. so, you know, that said, is the four-game suspension commensurate with the crime? >> clearly the nfl has a strong case with the destruction of the cell phone. that was not out in the public domain. many of us including myself felt brady had a strong case to make for injunction in terms of the pro

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but now goodell is saying quote, rather than simply failing to cooperate, mr. brady made a deliberate effort to ensure that investigators would never have access to information that he had been asked to produce, and that is from roger goodell, the nfl commissioner. steve, the whole question really boils down to whether or not he destroyed a phone that had relevant e-mails or whether he was just changing to an iphone from his other phone and that it was complete coincidence. >> right. obviously when you look at it from sort of the court of public opinion's standpoint here the vast majority of people who look at this are going to be awfully suspicious of what tom brady is saying here. but you have the league saying that as they're investigating this, they hire ted wells to run this investigation. as that investigation is playing out, within 24 hours of tom brady's scheduled meeting with ted wells and the investigators, within that period tom brady, the league says instructs an assistant to destroy the phone, knowing that ted wells wanted to see the phone. now you have

roger goodell wrote, rather than simply failing to cooperate, mr. bradyd never have access to that information, that he had been asked to produced. the nfl players association released a statement saying the nfl pa will appeal this outrageous decision on behalf of time brady. >> mike? >> well you know tom brady -- >> i have a lot of questions about this for you. >> tom brady received and took very poor advice at the onset of this investigation. i think the national football league yesterday really hurt itself because now what is this punishment for? is it for the deflation of footballs or destruction of a cell phone? that's the thing. there's been no hard evidence you can use in a court of law to prove tom brady had a hands on effect on deflating footballs, none zero. >> here's the question i want to understand the question to. i saw big simmons attacking bob kraft for throwing tom brady under the bus. what is the deal up there in new england on this thing? what is the consequence for patriots fans and how to read this whole thing? >> in new england and g

at this time i'd like to recognize, our ranking member mr. brady was not able to attend and recognize mr. vargas, our gentleman from california and represents him today for his opening statements. >> thank you very much. madam chair. again, i want to thank you. i think my microphone is having feedback issues here. there you go. i apologize for that. thank you, madam chair. i appreciate the opportunity for being here and thank you for holding this oversight hearing and giving smithsonian a chance to show off some of its treasures early this morning as you were noting. again, thank you very much for that. this is a period of rising expectations for smithsonian institution. a new secretary will arrive in a few weeks and smithsonian african-american museum will open in less than a year from now. by the way it is magnificent every time my driver walked by there i get very excited. it really is looking magnificent. also historic national campaign, raising record amount of private funds for the institution and museum of american lutono within the smithson

saying yesterday, rather than simply failing to cooperate, mr. brady made a deliberate effort to make sure investigators would never have access to information he had been asked to produce. brady then in a facebook post this morning, timing on this is very interesting because training camp is beginning up here this week. bratddy will be appearing in public again. you felt he had to say something. he's saying no there was no intentional destruction. i replaced a broken samsung phone with a new iphone 6 after my attorneys made it clear to the nfl that my actual phone devoice would not be subjected to investigations under any circumstance. what this all gets to besides the back and forth between brady and goodell, this gets to procedural questions. that's what this is going to hang on. brady is going to try to challenge this in federal court and get a federal judge to issue an injunction that says about the four-game suspension that's on hold. we're going to hear this case. tom brady can play this season. the case he's making isn't so much about the scien

in a 20-page ruling goodell slamming the quarterback claiming there was an affirmative effort by mr. bradynceal potentially relevant evidence and undermine the investigation. and adding brady had his personal assistant destroy his cell phone on or about the day of a meeting with investigators. saying the phone contained nearly 10,000 text messages, brady exchanged with many people over a four-month period while the investigation was ongoing. brady fighting back in a statement released this morning. to suggest that i destroyed a phone to avoid giving the nfl information it requested, is completely wrong. in the facebook post he denies being aware of deflategate. i was not aware that would result in any discipline but the nfl said brady's cooperation involving the cell phone crucial to the investigation and the nfl can't subpoena the messages. those messages on that phone now gone. brady's text messages under scrutiny since the deflategate report which shared texts between two patriot employees suggesting brady knew the balls were deflated. commissioner roger goodell saying the closest paral

goodell wrote rather than failing to cooperate mr. brady made a deliberate effort to under mine the investigation and conceal evidence. brady's camp insists tom was transparent. the players union said the league based the suspension on a smoke screen of irrelevant text messages instead of admitting that they have all the phone records they asked for. they plan to appeal in federal court on bray ti's behalf. brady maintained his innocence at news conferences. is tom brady a cheater? >> i don't believe so. >> reporter: and in high profile interviews. >> the facts will come out after the super bowl. how will the facts come out? that will be news to me as well. >> reporter: the revelation could be tarnish on his golden boy reputation. >> the people who were already inclined to be against tom brady to presume he was guilty. they have more ammunition. the people on the other side of the coin don't know what to say. >> some of his patriots rivals are piling on with opinions. torrey smith tweeting well you can't say cheaters never win. brady's next

mr. kraft and by tom brady. and the nfl will have to show why they -- why this case was upheld why this suspension was upheld. but tom brady has a decent chance at winning. it's not over with yet. this thing could drag on unfortunately for a long time to come. well into the season. >> dante, you believe his story? this is a major pushback on brady. he's attacking the league's credibility in a big way, basically calling them liars. >> and it's interesting, because i think it's kind of working both ways when you see what's going on now with the nfl and also tom brady. so this is going to be a verbal spat for a really long time. but with mr. kraft coming out as strong as he did, that's something that hasn't been done in a really long time like was mentioned before. you'll see mr. kraft continue to push back and tom brady as well. >> terence, how legally deep could this go? could they unearth these text messages to find out brady's telling the truth or he's lying? >> either way, as we know you can never erase anythi

goodell wrote, rather than failing to cooperate, mr. brady made a deliberate effort to conceal relevant evidence and undermine the investigation. bratddy's camp insists tom was completely transparent and patriots blasted the suspension as unprecedented. the players union said the league based on the suspension on the smoke screen of irrelevant text messages and plan to appeal in federal court on brady's behalf. brady has maintained his innocence publicly at news conferences. is tom brady a cheater? >> i don't believe so. >> in high profile interviews. >> all of the facts will come out after the super bowl and how will those facts come out? that will be news to me as well. >> reporter: the new revelation could be a lasting tarnish on his golden boy reputation. >> i think what happened today has given the people already inclined to be against tom brady to presume he is guilty. they have more ammunition to argue he's guilty. the people on the other side of that coin, they don't know what to say. >> some of tom brady's rivals are piling on. forme

mr. kraft listen, i think brady had the balls deflated. i think he's a great guy. one of the best quarterbacks i've ever seen. i love mr. kraft. but do i think this kid in the locker room took it on himself to deflate the balls? no, i don't. but look at the way we're treating it. now they're going to start talking about the football deflating when it went through governor connolly's wrist. i mean, it's like the warren commission. they deflated the footballs so he could have a better game. it's not that big a deal. >> yeah, i know. but wait a minute though. look. when brady whom i like, all right? he's a good guy and a great quarterback. when he destroys his cell phone on the day that the nfl says we want to see it, then it becomes more than the football deal, it becomes about deceit, cheating and all of that. you have to take it somewhat seriously. >> some love the nfl the way it is. i cancelled my directv. i'm not watching it anymore. it is turning into a big crazy soap opera. ray rice clocked his girlfriend in the elevator and gave him two games. they knew he clo

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mr. kraft meant when the nfl is taking this to court. the legal process is over. if tom bradyy filing a case in federal court, the decision of commissioner goodell yesterday is very very, very narrow grounds on which to do it. he would have to show either corruption on the commissioner's part or a blatant obviously error like two plus two equals 25. ashley: what about the fact that goodell came out with these charges and basically did not recuse himself from hearing the appeal by brady, you will a the same person? >> all offensive to our concept of due process, but permitted and required under the collective bargaining agreement between the players union and the nfl, they different liz: judge, what do you make of the fact that kraft and belichick didn't address the finding that tom brady destroyed his cell phone. >> i think that the evidence against tom brady is overwhelming, and if i can editorialize i think he's lucky to have gotten off with just a four-game suspension. and i thought mr. kraft thought there was no need to get into the details. stuart: the ballpark from that

you know tom brady's cell phone was destroyed in march around the time he was approached but he didn't disclose it up till last month. in mr. goodell's view, this is another incident pointing to his guilt. tom brady ordered his assistant to destroy it, something he says he does whenever he gets a new one. brady had the phone for just four months at that point and roger goodell pointedly noted his previous cell phone was still around. he concluded brady, quote, made a deliberate effort to ensure investigators never would have access to the information he was asked to produce. a sports columnist said brady's phone with about 10,000 text messages was a key piece of evidence. >> if you're not guilty, you had no knowledge, no role in this, why would you destroy your cell phone. >> reporter: goodell said scientific tests prove that the ball did not deflate from natural causes. he added the four-game suspension was justified because he was in a scheme to tamper with the game balls. he told reporters he did nothing wrong. >> i have no knowledge of anything. >> are you comfortable that nobody did anything wrong? >> yeah, i'm very c

melissa: congressman brady, in the meantime as we're going through this process as mr.e've unfroze from 100 billion to 150 billion, immediately the iranian economy is off to the raises and that makes them the defact in the region. >> yeah. benefits at all secured in the middle east and the surveillance up in the air. i would say 99% of americans believe that deception is embedded in iran's negotiation actions. this isn't a republican verse democr issue. it's true security versus false security at a critical moment in the world. 366 members of congress wrote a letter. the president recently questioning a nuclear iran and its security. basically saying, look, you've got to dismantle iran's infrastructure in the nuclear area. it's got to be for a long term, we want that verifiable immediate access, and i'll tell you most members are very suspect if this agreement reaches any of those just basic demands. melissa: yeah, it seems like they get the benefits immediately. and then we spend a long time trying to verify whether or not they're following their part of the deal. >> i

. >> they have an obligation under brady they're supposed to turn everything that is exculpatory. such as they're claiming about mr. gray having faked injuries in the past or tried to cause himself injuries in custody in order to try to create a lawsuit against the police department. that's some of what they're claiming. now the problem is mosby's office should be turning that over. if it's true, this is a huge violation, and could be the death nell for the case, it's already in bad light. you already have the autopsy report talking about well, he might have died in the noncriminal way but likely he died otherwise in this criminal way. that's not the language that helps the prosecution. that's the language that creates reasonable doubt. lou: as rebecca talk about in the context right now. >> it's all in the context. lou: baltimore is such a mess in terms of local government. >> exactly. lou: always good to have you with us. judge, thank you. >> thank you. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight, the question is -- cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> in california right now more than 8,000 firefighters are battlin

mr. bush is expected to make a full recovery. >> a fight over the deflate gate suspension with tom brady.ederal judge transferred the lawsuit to new york because the league has already filed its lawsuit in new york. the nfl affirmed brady's four-game ban on tuesday. >>> and check out this photo from our boston abc station. a small plane flew over the patriots training camp today. you can see the banner. it says cheaters look up. a jets fan website is taking responsibility for that sign. >> jets fans are loving this. >> san francisco chamber of commerce is launching a campaign to get an all time 49ers great into the hall of fame. abc 7 news turning out to support quarterback john breddy. number 12 played for the niners from 1957 to '73. the third most prolific career passer in nfl history. the nfl's most valuable player in 1970. his teammates remember his leadership. >> he took me, rookie from texas, welcomed me. a great, great leader, and today we are here to right a wrong. >> at age 79, brodie is recovering from a stroke. he will be honored next february at the pr football hall of fame s

mr. lieberman: i have a lot more confidence and tom brady then ayatollah khomeini. it has been great to have the p5 plus one together. it strengthened our position. it talk about trade-offs i would rather have us reject a bad deal and run the risk of having the p5 plus one coalition dissolve them except a bad deal which will compromise our security and that of our allies. part of what has been lost is the iranians need a disagreement more than we did. -- needed this agreement more than we did. they are in more trouble economically. if for some reason the p5 plus one coalition falls apart we are still the economic superpower of the world. access to our banking system is still necessary for economic growth. we have the capacity ourselves to reimpose sanctions on them. mr. keating: thank you. i yield back. >> you can watch the entire hearing at our video library. to c-span.org. >> up next on c-span, president obama talks about the iran nuclear deal. we will also hear from iran's president. later, reaction from congress to the agreement. >> federal reserve chair yellen

brady? >> interested to hear what erik thinks about this as a still active player. does a guy like this, who's mr. perfect, worth a fortune, physically gorgeous, his wife is gorgeous, they are icons, he plays for the best team. joe montana forgive me, might be the greatest quarterback of all-time. liz: bernie cozaar! >> does he think he's not going to get caught? does he think there's a reason he's got to have an edge beyond the natural talent that god gave him and he developed? >> i think that with winning, it's like an addiction. you always see guys like kobe bryant mentioning how he doesn't have friends and they always want that edge and it's kind of an addiction, and getting those advantages, being untouchable. he's won so many super bowls, considered one of the greatest quarterbacks to play the game. i think you are above the rules, especially when you are called out in front of the world. so i think there was a bit of arrogance on this case. i think robert kraft was probably -- he probably was given the facts and that's why they dropped out with the appeal, and tom brady continued because o

could brady appeal and get back on the field sooner or is it time to move on? i could ask you your opinion, mral experts. >> we will to wait until "new day." how is that for a tease. >> >>> a minnesota dentist is wanted for a zimbabwe. he is now speaking out. that is next. start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try head & shoulders instant relief. for cooling relief in a snap. >>> new this morning, authorities in zimbabwe say a minnesota dentist is responsible for killing one of that country's most beloved lions. walter james palmer of eden prairie in minnesota is expected to face poaching charges. a task force in zimbabwe said he paid at least 50,000 to track and kill cecil. look at that beautiful black mane. david mckenzie, good morning, live in south africa. >> reporter: john this has caused outrage around the world as news has come out that this dentist, according to authorities, dr. walter palmer from minnesota, was, in fact responsible for killing this iconic lion. now

brady a cheater? >> i don't believe so. >> i want to begin with the latest from donald trurp. trump. and he joins me now by phone. mr.? >> i'm doing very well. thank you very much. >> you put out a statement about this. but i wan t

mr. puerto rico because the funds what cuts and pork or radio spending including public education. nfl players association issuing a statement saying it will appeal the lake's decision on tom brady'spension. it was upheld by commissioner roger cabal yesterday. sportscaster and fox news contributor strongly disagrees with the decision. >> this is by far and away the most ridiculous, the stupidest, the dumbest thing the national football league has ever, ever decided to be involved in. the whole thing is a shame and a sham and it is so unfortunate and beyond wrong but it comes out with this outcome. sandra: tell us how you really feel. brady has denied knowingly deflated footballs in the game. republican lawmakers set to grow irs commissioner john koskinen during a mission table measure reforms as the targeting of conservative groups. that said the scandal will have their say as some key republicans call on president obama to remove the irs chief. ted cruz will preside over today's hearing. secretary of state john kerry pitching the nuclear deal with iran to congress. >> so when the real world, we have two options. either we move ahead with the agreement to ensure iran's nuclear pro

brady a cheater? >> i don't believe so. >> i want to begin with the latest from donald trurp. trump. and he joins me now by phone. mr. trump, how are you doing? >> i'm doing very well. thank you very much. >> you put out a statement about this. but i want to give you a chance now to respond to the remarks from your lawyer, close advisor, michael cowen. that you and your ex-wife both denied many years ago. he made a number of vulgar threats against a reporter. >> first of all, "the daily beast" is a failing, financially disastrous -- i guess you'd call it a web site. it's got nothing going for itself. so that whole thing starts off by they have nothing to lose. they can say whatever they want. second of all, this is totally a false reporting. and they knew that. so i could understand somebody like michael cowen, who is an comment lawyer, being extremely angry about it. and third of all, ivana issued a statement, and he read it, that is totally false and it was all about her. and then she ended it by saying i think he would make an incredible president. >> let me read it, donald. >>> she said i have recently read some

mr. wells requested. a short time ago patriots owner robert kraft said he made a mistake trusting goodell to handle brady'shomable. i want to apologize to the fans of the new england patriots and tom brady. i was wrong to put my faith in the league. it is completely incomprehensible to me that the league continues to take steps to disparage one of its all-time great players. >> the nfl players union is vowing to overturn brady's suspension in court. >>> this morning the search is growing more desperate for two florida teenagers lost at sea. today is the sixth day of looking for the 14-year-olds. their boat capsized on friday near jupiter, florida. the search area in the atlantic now reaches to charleston south carolina. we're tracking the search off the coast of ft. lauderdale. >> reporter: this is the sixth day that the coast guard is using boats like this to search for the missing teenagers. they can use infrared imaging to look for the two boys who left for a fishing trip from jupiter on friday and haven't been seen since. an area that stretches from jupiter all the way to savannah georgia, has been sco

welcome diane brady who will offer remarks before opening before to -- opening up the floor to questions. welcome, diane. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for coming to this. where is mr. cahill, senior? oh, thank you. who purchased, by the way, 252 books and distributed them to the entire class of 1949. a compatriot of father bob brooks. thank you for that. [applause] matt: -- diane: i think eddie got tired from showing off the super bowl ring last night and is officially in fact rooting for the patriots. i don't think we established that. i am a very timid giants fan in the midst so i will quickly move on to the book itself. i thought i would just talk a little bit briefly about why this story intrigues me so much. a little bit about the reporting process. and bring it forward to today because that intrigues me and open the floor to questions and i will admit first of all i am sadly not a holy cross grad which somebody thought naturally i must be an alumnus of the school to know this story. the way i came across the story was one of the men in the book we were having lunch and it was the same day that ted wells was a front-page story in the new york times representi

mr. cuomo is not in the chair today. what he said about tom brady. he's a great guy.ots new hampshire primary. hmmm. >> they like me. >> smart guy. >> john king i like you. thanks for that we appreciate it. >>> folks, it is day six and no sign of the two lost boys at sea. the coast guard expanding their search to several states along the coast. we are going to speak with someone who knows one of the missing boys. he will join us next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms could become. learn more about the role damaging inflammation may be playing in your symptoms with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. and then speak with your gastroenterologist. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our na

brady and you know the nfl p.a. take strict legal action, which i'm sure they will. >> it certainly sounded as though mr.uring his remarks that he regrets not having taken legal action earlier. you obviously represent a number of clients. i think including ron gronkowski, right? who is the patriots star tight end. >> yes. >> how do you see this thing playing out from here drew? it doesn't seem to be done. given that kraft came out firing on all frosts. >> i don't think it's done at all. the nfl p.a. did a the same thing yesterday. they had similar comments i'm confident that the brady and the p.a. will take this to the federal court. it would seem to me that they've got a very good case. this not a fair decision by the commissioner or the nfl. in my estimation. i thought a fine would have been more appropriate based on what limited evidence they have. i thought they already crushed the patriots' organization overall. for the deflated football. to target brady with the suspension is just -- to me inappropriate. >> you know drew the point that robert kraft made again and again is the suspensions are overtu

brady. >> it's unfortunate. i was a lawyer in the nfl office for commissioner pete rozel and during that period i worked with commissioner roger goodell. this is unprecedented, the attack that mr nfl office because more than the words and more than the facts, what he just did was question the integrity of the people that run the league. that's troublesome to me because i don't think he's right. you have two employees that takes balls into the bathroom. you have the balls tested at halftime and there's a significant difference between the patriots' balls and the colts' balls. you have tom refusing to cooperate with the investigation and destroying evidence. and he says there's no hard evidence. well it's rare that you have a smoking gun in a case. it is what's more likely than not. and it is more likely than not in this case based on the facts that somebody cheated. and whether it's a ball steroids or fixing games, you can't cheat in professional sports. that's why the nfl has hundreds of millions of fans worldwide. you can't cheat. and when you find cheaters you've got to come down on them hard for two reasons -- one, to deter cheating by anybody and, two, to protect all the g