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nfl players worked into the night agreeing on an agreement to end the team's lockout. it could include up to a billion dollars in benefits to retired players. many scramble to get medical coof rack for their injuries. >> for two seasons, george gave pretty much everything he had to the nfl until his playing career was cut short by a major concussion and brain surgery. >> major headaches every night. projectile vomiting. i would get a ball of light in front of each eye. >> he is one of nearly 6,000 former players left on the sidelines as nfl owners and players initiate a new labor and benefits contract. >> what do you get? >> no pain. >> no pension? >> no. >> very few guys are, and even those that are vested draw next to nothing. players must have been in the league for four years. just half of the 13,000 retired players are eligible for pension and disability coverage. the san francisco 49ers team that won the super bowl in 1982. he had to battle the team for five years to cover his medical expenses for nine surgeries. >> they opened back here and there's a tube that g

the nfl's longest work stoppage since 198 7.ven at 24 teams vote to end the lockout that doesn't mean lockout over. let's get the latest on all this craziness from the nation's magazine, editor of the upcoming edition. and sports analyst nor espn. andrew, start with you. what have you heard coming out of the actual talks today? are we going to get a vote soon and will this be done? >> we got a lot of moving parts, matt. we have, in atlanta, owners voting maybe as we speak, supposedly before 5:00 p.m. and they need 24-32 votes to approve a settlement negotiated over the last two years but in the last seven weeks negotiations with the former union. in washington, d.c., the player reps continue to talk. they had a conference call scheduled for later today. things aren't happening as quickly there. there are issues over recertifying the union, to have a recollective bargaining agreement once again, but on two fronts, things are happening and this four-month lockout appears to be on its way. we're not there yet. maybe turbulence, but

. >>> 75 former football players are suing the nfl, and saying the nfl knew as early as the 1920s of the dangerous affects of a concussion on a player's plame. league spokesman told the website that the league was not aware of the claims of the suit but would vigorously contest any claims of that kind. >>> at the bottom of the hour, we will talk with the widow of a man that committed suicide and told them he wanted his brain used for research in research for playing the game. >>> we will ask a mayor and school board member what exactly is going on in memphis. ask me. if you think even the best bed can only lie there... ask me what it's like... when my tempur-pedic moves... ...talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america... ask me about my tempur advanced ergo. ask me about having all the right moves. these are real tempur-advanced ergo owners! find one for yourself. check out twitter. try your friends on facebook... see what they have to say...unedited. it goes up... ask me what it's like to get a massage ---any time you want. ...it goe

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. >> what is going on in the nba and nfl? does wisdom martin work out? you will find out when off the wall rolls on. >> ain't no walking out going on. ouewti r r lt >> welcome, again, to off the wall. dave ross and wisdom martin. >> okay. >> and back off of the one-year vacation. >> one year? >> and that is what it feels like. >> that's right, and can't get a replacement and this is a question for you. >> and the until lockout and we have other lockout. >> yes. >> the nba. >> and they're locked out. and i asked you, sir, which is the bigger concern? what league can survive without the lockout? >> clearly, the nfl is going to be okay. >> okay. >> and that is a brand into itself j. yeses yet is. and when it comes back, people will come back. and the nba is a different ball game and no one's going to miss it until januarying february, march. >> and hating lebron. >> yeah job, and the great regular seasons and play-offs. >> everything is great. they have to keep this going and -- going and figure yet out. for the teams to complain about losing money, that is

pacific time, nfl owners voted 31-0 to pass the resolution to end the nfl lockout., the raiders abstained from the vote but there are multiple reports that the players will not ratify the owners' proposal the way it is currently presented. so we're keeping a very close eye on the. pending approval by the nfl players association, training camps would start on july 27th. one casualty so far. the hall of fame game has been cancelled. much more coming up at 6:00 including a live report from atlanta with the latest. >> thank you, henry. but like he said their still waiting for the players' approval. >>> before we leave you ob our breaking news. our chopper above the scene in morgan hill, reports of a grass fire, 20 to 30 acres are burning as we speak. once again, this is in morgan hill on the east side of 101. we'll continue to follow the story at 6:00. >> at this point they say no homes are threatened but it's approaching neighborhoods. we'll keep you posted at 6:00. thanks for joining us. nightly news is next.

the nfl players association has been asking nfl owners for?ly resisted. the nba owners say, hey, look we have presented our auditeded financials for all 30 teams. the playerss have seen the same numbers we've seen. it's become a debate over what is included. so, you know, the nba says it's been losing between 300-400 million a year. the players are saying, well, we can see that in the financials you've presented to us but we don't agree with everything that's in there. the players also have a kind of a principle at stake here which is that they don't believe it's their responsibility to bail out the owners especially those of small much market teams or badly run teams that maybe aren't making the best use of their resources or makinged bad decisions.ç >> woodruff: you're nodding your true. >> it's true. so much of this is reflective of what's going on in america. right now we're having, you know, 2011 is a record year for corporate prove is yet corporate america points to the economy as being in bad shape. they point to unions and workers as

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the nfl owners agree on a new collective bargaining agreement. now it's up to the players. >>> and order in the court. a judge dealing with an unruly defendant takes matters into his own hands. good morning, everyone, i'm lynn berry. those stories and more are straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with boiling over. from the midwest to the east coast, folks have fans and air conditioners cranked on high amid triple digit temperatures. and for the immediate future, this so-called heat dome is not going anywhere. nbc's chris clackum reports. >> reporter: excessive heat warnings extend east to new york where there's concern the heat wave could become more dangerous. >> my aunt is 92 years old, and she had a little bit of a heart problem and her air conditioner broke yesterday. so she needs one no matter what the cost, no matter what. >> reporter: air conditioners and cooling centers are at a premium everywhere with temperatures expected to reach 100 degrees and higher. in ohio, triple-digit heat is suspected in the

. >> and ending the nfl lockout. sources say they were looking at it today . >>> the nfl labor dispute may soon officially be over. sources say there are now enough votes from nfl players to reif i the union and complete the collective bargaining agreement reached last week. the union will be required to negotiate items such as drug testing and player discipline. players from at least nine teams voted for recertification. >>> and giants need help right now? >> yes, they do, after impressively taking a couple of games in philadelphia, the giants now stubbed their toes twice in cincinnati, after losing twice to the reds they started last night's game by giving up five runs in the first. they didn't exactly scorch the ball against bumgarner, but remember that play because it was repeated later. bumgarner just misses the ground allege heise's back, and nfl personnel incident that began just after the nfl had a new collective bargaining agreement continued today. the raiders signed a local guy to sign up their start-up gu

there's a big development tonight in the nfl lockout. >>> good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we had some 90s. at the airport inna san jose, 8. we'll talk about the weeke coming up. st >>> b.a.r.t. is releasing new surveillance videos in the moments just before charles hills was shot to death over the july fourth weekend. the video shows the officer who fired the three fatal shots. you can see him as he backs up, puts on his gloves and pulls out his gun and fires. b.a.r.t. says what you can't see is hill advancing toward them with a knife. you see that blue circle? b.a.r.t. says the knife can be seen inside of it. hill tossed that knife at police. >>> how is this, a peeping tom in the u.s. state department. richard masias is charged with using government computers to peek at the passport applications of more than 100 celebrities. he says everything he did was work related. >>> also a development in the arnold schwarzenegger-maria shriver divorce. the former governor does not want to pay spousal support. they announced their split back in m

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the nfl owners agree on a new collective bargaining agreement. now it's up to the players. >>> and order in the court. a judge dealing with an unruly defendant takes matters into his own hands. >>> hello, and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry, and today we begin with boiling over. from the midwest to the east coast folks have fans and air conditioners cranked on high amid triple digit temperatures. for the immediate future the sweltering so-called heat dome isn't going anywhere. nbc's chris clacum reports. >> reporter: excessive heat warnings now extend east to new york where there's concern the heat wave could become more dangerous. >> my aunt is 92 years old, and she had a little bit of a heart problem, and her air conditioner broke yesterday, so she needs one no matter what the cost, no matter what. >> reporter: air conditioners and cooling centers are at a premium everywhere with temperatures expected to reach 100 degrees and higher. in ohio, triple digit heat is suspected i

an nfl season. commissioner goodell to speak in this hour. we'll bring you that as soon as we can. >>> now, let's get a quick first impression as we weigh in from the contributor, erick erickson, and cornell belcher, the democratic pollster who worked for president obama in 2008 then senator obama and john avon a senior columnist at "newsweek." it's pretty clear that they don't want to go off the rails here and that if they get a promise of tax reform, they seemed more open-minded than some of the freshmen have seemed in recent days and weeks about let's try to figure this out. >> yeah, and what i'm hearing from members of congress, in fact, before we went on the air, i fielded a few calls from some of them, and their concern goes to the gang of six deal, they're willing to consider some alternatives if the cut, cap and balance fails in the senate which it probably will, but they want everything to be now. they don't want to raise taxes now with promises of spending cuts in the future because they f

. >>> plus, the nfl lockout, close to ending?we'll ask hall of fame quarterback fran tarkington what is going on and what it will take to get the players back on the field. if you want to reach out to us on social media, get us on facebook, twitter and check out my new book it's called "transparent." available wherever books are sold. [ male announcer ] great tasting tap water can now come from any faucet anywhere. introducing the brita bottle with the filter inside. [♪...] >> male announcer: now, for a limited time, your companion flies free, plus save up to 65%. call 1-800-sandals. conditions apply. >>> want you to take a look at this. unbelievable. that is a train car sitting on top of a wrecked train in northern india. at least 28 people were killed and 100 others were hurt when the passenger train jumped the tracks. it's feared the toll will go up as rescue crews search through the wreckage. the video is unbelievable. nearby residents rushed to the scene and smashed trine car windows to help get passengers out of those cars.

. >>> and labor pains -- nfl owners are ready to play ball, but the players' union calls a time-out. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm randall pinkston in for betty nguyen. the story that's not news to beau of you, the hot, hot, hot weather. the blistering heat wave that hit the east coast will stay there through much of the weekend, the heat warnings and advisory cover an area from the central united states to the east coast, from carolinas to maine. triple digit temperatures are in many cities. if it's as hot as forecasters predict, today will be the hottest two-day stretch in this country since 1950. 22 deaths are blamed on the weather. it's not just the heat, it's the humidity and air quality making it so dangerous. more now from dean reynolds. >> reporter: the nation's weather is worse than hot, it's potentially lethal, with 30 states and the district of columbia under heat advisories, watches, or warnings, the death toll is expected to rise. >> heat waves by far on average each year kill more people than all other weather phenomena combined.

any agreement would put the nfl in high speed. the first pre-season game is set for august 7th, and the season is scheduled to open september 8th. we'll have a live report in 15 minutes. >>> up next, one of the 75 players suing the nfl joins us live in studio. [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. it's the at&t network... be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. as

the nfl players are not going to vote on this deal today. so assuming the players vote to approve this deal by tuesday, teams will open their doors on saturday. free agency will begin next wednesday. training camps also begin that day with the entire preseason schedule to be played as planned. we at channel 5 are keeping our fingers crossed. we are the home of the 49ers except the hall of fame game is cancelled on august 7. >>> tiger woods's second divorce this time from his caddy steve williams going down a different path than his marriage. today williams shot back at woods criticizing the former number one player for the timing of his dismissal especially after he stood by woods after his scandal. >> i certainly along with a lot of people lost respect for tiger and, you know, i pointed out to him when i came back at augusta in 2010 after what had happened that, you know, he had to earn back my respect. you know, i thought he was doing that but obviously that isn't the case right now. i wouldn't ditch somebody when the chips are down. i stu

nfl never really 11.t think about the bickering in the past 4 and a half months is no regular season games were lost. now this 10 year deal in place including a better financial split for owners but potential for revenue explosion for both sides long-term. less money for unproven rookie and limitation on off season practices. >> been a long time coming and football is back that's the great news for everybody. even up to the last minute it required both of us coming together to take stock of what is important and get the job done. so i know that that's going to be our relationship going forward. >> so i believe you are going to see a very great nfl over the next decade and i hope we gave a little lesson to the people in washington because the debt craze is a lot easier to fix than this deal was. thank you. >>reporter: bob craft. shot at congress. 49 ers will open the doors to players tomorrow morning. first practice thursday. alec smith can resign on friday. niners head coach harbaugh said the 9ers were ab

the nfl.ly got this whole thing started as they got themselves on turned inside out on multibillion dollar stadium deals that now all want the players to pay for as a result of the inside-out nature of our economic system. i understand there are the rhetoric, the rumor mill is the real issue now in the nfl now, dave, some owners are split from other owners. it is an owner-owner battle. kind of what you described with the nba. is that, in fact, the case? >> that is the case. and the nfl it's tricky, because you only need eight owners to block a deal. and that's apparently what there is. there are eight owners, people who just do not want the league to go forward. and you have this conflict now between some owners, like jerry jones, who are saying, hey, i just built a billion dollar stadium. $1.5 billion, actually. $400 million was taxpayer money. i owe all this money to the bank. if we don't have football this fall i'm going to be -- on a welfare line. i mean, literally. like bankruptcy would b

. >>> the >>> the four-month-long nfl lockout could end this week.' leadership met this week in washington, they could take a vote today. the owners might vote on thursday. the agreement could include $1 billion in benefits to retired players who have serious health problems. john blackstone reports. >> i've had nine brain surgeries -- >> reporter: for two seasons george visger gave everything he had to the nfl until his playing career was cut short by a major concussion and brain surgery. >> major headaches every night, prong isle vomiting, a ball of light in each eye. >> reporter: visger was one of 6,000 former players left on the sidelines as owners and the players association negotiate a players contract. two years in the nfl what do you get? >> nothing. >> reporter: no pension? >> nothing. >> reporter: you're not vested? >> no, very few guys are and even those that are vested draw next to nothing. >> reporter: to collect benefits, players must have been in the league for four years but just half the 13,000 retired players are eligible for pensio

congrats to os catcher matt weeder named to the all star team. >>> now, the nfl lockout wages on.till no new collective bargaining deal in place and that means no games, no practices, no talking with coaches or trainers and no pay or insurance. lindsay murphy reports on how this is affecting mayers. >> i think anybody making up a positive from this lockout is just trying to make headlines or make the best of a bad situation. i don't think there is a single player out there that doesn't want to be on the field playing. >> reporter: the nfl lockout is over 100 days old and getting older by the minute. player-run mini camps it cover only so much ground and those who aren't healthy enough to even hit the field are in the worst position. >> i tore my calf up pretty nasty and been out for the season. >> i have torn ligaments and a couple dislocated bones in the mid-foot. >> reporter: some mayors have returned to their alma mater, university of the maryland, to rehab their injuries because being at you a team facility is not allowed. >> you run 45 degrees, turn, cut 90 degrees. >> report

nfl football particularly. nfl football is a ritual. it is americana.ys around the tv with your betty slip or your fancy team or whatever, that is, occupies a huge proportion of the population and if there's no football, it really will be a huge bummer. the nba -- the business of the nba i don't think benefits quite at much from the national obsession, but you're right. it's a total drag. i mean, in a right track/wrong track way of understanding things, it's the wrong track. it's a bummer. but the st. louis card nels swept the orioles in baltimore. so i'm on

. >>> the nfl lockout is nearing an end. the roger clemens' trial is over and is there such a thing as an all-star game hangover? the if you're the yankees, the answer is yes. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are the top headlines this morning. >>> two delta airlines planes collided while taxiing on the runway at logan international airport causing damage to one of the plane's tails and the other's wing. one passenger was treated for a possible neck injury. >>> federal prosecutors say an army private was arrested in arizona after trying to board a united airlines flight with half an ounce of c-4 explosives in his baggage. the government says he stole it while attending a training course, but there's no evidence he planned to detonate it. >>> the fbi has released images of bundles of cash and dozens of weapons seized from the home of james "whitey" bulger. authorities are trying to figure out how the former fbi most wanted fugitive lived for years in california without police knowin

. >>> it's crunch time for the nfl labor deal. players and owners met for 12 hours yesterday trying to end the four-month lockout within reach. not a lot of down time. they're supposed to be back at it this morning. we have a report from "sports illustrated" live from new york. wow, welcome to the program. good morning. and how much closer are we to finally ending this thing? >> reporter: good morning, christine. we are closer than we've ever been. a terrifying thought. a lot. pressure on the negotiators. pressure in a manhattan law firm right now, roger goodell and union chief smith have finally sat down after a week of negotiating by the lawyers, tinkering with language of a new potential collective bargaining agreement, and now the big boys are finally talking about the $9 billion question which is how do you divide a $9 billion revenue stream which is the nfl's profit margin, between owners and players. and finally, the clock is ticking. today looks to be the most important day of this whole four-month saga. they're all sittin

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plus, it wouldn't be a dream reception in the nfl or fantasy alley-oop in the nba. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather, it's not just the heat today. possible tornadoes in the forecast. that's coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you are just waking up, this is "early today." many in sports negotiators could do worse than use the nfls an example, with the deadline approaching for cancelling significant portions of the upcoming season, the owners and players settle the lockout. in a deal that not only saves the season, but lasts for ten years. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. break out that giant foam feng, dust off your mini-barbecue and join a fantasy football league because the lockout is finally over for the nfl. >> it's been a long time coming, and football is back, and that's the great news for everybody. i want to thank all of the players for their leadership and for securing the long-term future of the game. having a ten-year agreement is ex

nfl owners are close to a deal to end the lockout. and larry beil is here with the latest. >> close, but not done. nfl voted to approve a 10-year collective bargaining agreement. and there is not in in on this. and what does it mean in the short run? owners are ready to go but this has to be emphasized players have not ratified this yet. and lead negotiator says there are still unresolved issues and nl commissioner wants to get training camps open by saturday. >> with ratification of the nfl board, we'll be prepared to open training facilities beginning on saturday. this saturday. and we'll then be prepared to start the new league here next wednesday subject to the full membership players. and ratifying the agreement, recertifying the unit. >> there is one game that will not be played because of timing here. preseason opener, hall of fame game scheduled august 7th between chicago and st. louis that is a flat-out cancel. and the 1900 players still have to ratify this proposal. now there is frustration with the owners having announced t

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now the nfl is being accused of deliberately hiding the danger. i'll bring you the latest and talk to a former player who's suing the league. first let's check in with isha sesay >>> breaking news as well on the national security front. detail of a new terror warning and which facilities authorities say are potential targets. that and more when 360 continues. twork of possibilitie. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. >>> more breaks news tonight on a subject that frankly tear fight me as a father. bullying. that can be so intense that parents claim it can drive a child to suicide. as a parent you do everything you can to protect your child at home. you coun

. >> reporter: and now that the nfl lockout has come to a close, the doors here in santa clara will open. good morning. i'm marla tellez. i'm going to have a rundown for the red and gold coming up. >> a live look outside, we'll find out for this tuesday, july 26th, "today in the bay." >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. 6:00 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. she's got a look at our forecast. >> good morning to you. we have a good looking forecast for today. >> we're having trouble hearing you. can we work out the mike issue? there must be fog, we're having a tough time with visibility. >> where are you getting that? we have a little fog, not just yet. we're looking good from san jose through livermore up to the peninsula but the north bay starting to drop in places like santa rosa, and of course between about 6:00 and 8:00 we see the thickest fog. we're going to keep watching that. let's find out if it's impacting your drive. >> definitely going to be a factor. also between 6:00 and 9:00 we have a heavier volume, antioch, i'll circle

he works with his godfather in birmingham, alabama. >>> the nfl is being sued. over the lockout but over concussions. coming up at 5:45, who's accusing the league of lying for 90 years. >>> the nation's mid section, boy, it continues to swelter from that massive heat wave. for days now, people have been trying to find ways to stay cool in cities like chicago where the heat index has topped 100 degrees. a heat advisory has been declared this two dozen states with 22 deaths blamed on the hot weather. a huge area of high pressure is trapping that heat in the midwest. and on the east coast, thousands headed to the beach to try and beat the heat. the national weather service today issued excessive heat watches for a number of eastern states, including new york, pennsylvania and maryland. that means a forecast for temperatures of 105 degrees or more. meteorologists predict the heat will grip the mid-atlantic states right on through sunday. >>> here in the bay area, we're one of the hottest parts of the week. there is some relief in sight? >>> into the weekend a comple

. >> and if nfl owners and players can compromise, why can washington? -- why can washington not? one-bedroom first, let me brighten up your weekend with more allows it is about the economy. turns out the recession was even worse than we thought and economic growth for the first six months of the year has been the slowest since the recession ended. of course, we have the debt crisis. at the conclusion of the nfl locked up, the owner of the new england patriots at they hope they give a listen to the people in washington because the debt crisis is a lot easier to fix then this deal was. as we put this program to gather at week's end, we are faced with the same problem we had last week -- we do not know how this will end, so let's stop -- let's talk about what has happened. what will happen if congress fails to raise the debt ceiling? >> interest rates would skyrocket on credit cards, on mortgages, and on car loans, which amounts to a huge tax hike on the american people. >> the president has often said we need a balanced approach which in washington means we spend more and you pay m

there is no agreement between the nfl and the players at this time. enough of the talk, can we just play some darn football? >>> it's becoming an ugly breakup between tiger woods and his caddie of 13 years steve williams. williams is speaking out, venting some of his frustrations about being let go. take a listen to this. >> i'm a stickler for loyalty, and i stuck through tiger through his difficult period. a lot of people thought i should have left his side when things weren't going the way they should be going, if you like. i told him in 2010 at augusta, he had to earn my respect back. he was aware of that, and obviously he would know right now that i've lost a tremendous amount of respect for him, especially what's just transpired. so through time i hope he can gain my respect back. >>> to baseball now, yankees finishing their series against the rays in tampa bay, cc sabathia looking to get 15 wins, that's longoria taking it deep, 1-0 rays. the runner on first chasing, trying to come all the way to score, sam fuld with a 2-out triple. curtis grande

the nfl did a study where they found that nfl veterans i think are four or five times more likely to suffer from dementia than a member of the general public. you can imagine why that may be true. there's a lot of ongoing research in this area, debates about the equipment and tweeting the rules. the nfl just changed the kickoff will pursue a kickoff from three-yard line rather than -- they moved five yards. what's going to happen is there will be more touchbacks. the next time there the next time there's an nfl nfl season there will be more touchbacks and less kick returns. kick returns are famously dangerous play. so they're doing things like that. there are controversies about, what was the organization that criticized super bowl for domestic violence, i think that was shown to be not true, or at least unproven. but football does come under attack in there are people who don't care for it. but they are not going to stop it the way these progressive era prohibitionists tried to do. and may have succeeded in doing it would have been for these innovations. [inaudible] any final commen

. -- remembering an nfl legend tonight. john mackey passed away today. >> one of the pioneers indeed, maquis passes away. few have matched his efforts. he revolutionized the position of tight end. he lost a battle with dementia today at the age of 69. he played for the colts and promptly stunned anyone who tried to tackle him. he averaged better than 20 yards per catch his rookie season, ending a career with 38 touchdowns. and off the field he met life with the same veracity. -- the same ferocity. his legacy as many layers, but the lasting impression for teammates is one of awe. >> john mackey, you know, his running would set him apart from most titans of the day. his legacy will always be remembered. he was the guy who did it all at the tide and position. and it is hard to find someone like that. -- the tight end position. it is hard to find someone like that. >> coming up, why it may be a good thing for the world to send up a four game series with boston. >> severe thunderstorms from eastern baltimore county into harford

nfl labor news. the players didn't vote on the new proposal.still getting ready to nail this thing down. by all accounts, probably will not miss any football this fall. yao ming retired today. all over united states media last week. he reached a podium today and did his thing. hard to understand how big this guy is. you think lebron james. magic johnson. larry bird. in shanghai, this guy bigger than any of the united states stars. he was the king. his 7'6" frame, too much of a strain on his knees, feet, has to retire. tour de france. 17 stages. thomas holds on to the advantage he had going in. lost a couple of seconds. stage dominated by norway. tour favorite made up a little time but not much. this event will end in paris on sunday. that is sports at this hour. >>> keep the air conditioning going tomorrow. if you are lucky enough to have it. >> hot tomorrow. 90s and we will be seeing temperatures in the 80s for the bay shores. another hot day. minimal fog. sea breeze friday and especially this week, which means fog for the bay shores. a cooler

he sometimes struggled to look the part of an nfl quarterback. his wedding photos show what happens when south jersey meets gc. -- meets gq. joe looks comfortable in front of a camera for the first time maybe ever. the unibrow is gone. he is even a romantic. look at this photo, black and white, looks like a movie poster. peyton manning not ready to start throwing following next surgery. delayed rehab because of the nfl lockout, the rules have prevented him from working out with a therapist. i would have told him to take a break and go and open his own practice. i guess it is good news for the rest of the leak. -- the rest of the league. tonight, zack makes his then laid debut against it josh ett.ha one of the easiest tournaments' on schedule. john daly blew up again, but not as bad as he thought. he has always partnered dawn hamilton. put me down for 18. it was only 13. like johnny vegas, a lovely putt. he is going crazy with 62. he is still three shots shy of the record 59 set last year. stay with us, a check of the weekend forecast is coming up

nfl is back in business. pl larry is here to explain how the deal got done after all is saichltd it did get done and like you said a lot of people want to see the football player rep work through the weekend. looking over the contract that owners ratified last friday. players gave their approval in unanimous fashion today ending 4 and a half months of bickering and posturing. kick off now straight ahead. best news obviously no regular season games were lost in the dispute. now the league has a 10 year contract l in place. there's no opting out by either side. highlights include a slightly better revenue split for owners than they had in past years but the players expect to make it up with a boost in revenue. there could be some gigantic burst in money earned in the few. rookie wage scale. also limitation on off season practice. everybody is thrilled to get the deal done. >> been a long time coming and football is back. great news for everybody. up to the last minute it required both of us coming together to t

end the nfl lock out.rs have had the weekend to consider the terms of a deal that was approved by the owners last week. coming up at 5:45, we'll get a live report from washington on what this all means for starting the nfl season. >>> also the san francisco giants will pay a visit to 1600 pennsylvania avenue today, that's the white house in case you didn't know. president obama will be honoring the giants at a white house event celebrating their world series victory. however not everyone in the giant's team is excited about the chance to meet the president and see the white house. apparently some players have been grumbling about making the trip on their day off. >>> the metering lights on i- 680 will alternate between red and green between 6:00 and 10:00 in the morning monday through friday. the idea is to ease congestion during the morning rush hour. >> let's hope it works. >> yeah. >> time now 5:38, sal is working and knows all about our commute. >> whenever metering lights go on like that, people don't

nba and nfl? >> nfl, it looks like they're going to get it done in time.ed to one official, who said brace yourself, this is going to be like '98. they are four months away. there's a big divide in terms of the basketball-related income, between what the players get and what the owners want to pay them. >> i start thinking old school, the beginning days of basketball, the green bay packers, when they first started, it was all about the game, not the money. boy, the money, the greed has really gotten involved in this process. a lot of people are saying what happened to the love of the sport? why can't we go back to that time? we created a monster? >> we have, madison avenue, tv, imagine the gladiators of rome? >> that would be nascar, nfl. >> absolutely. it's not at 8:00. it's the blood sport at the coliseum. it's madison avenue, it's a multi billion dollar enterprise. the owners are doing what others have done. it's their chance to go through and try to cut costs and see where they can make more money. >> the dodgers are in trouble too. they may be going b

george visger, obviously the nfl has their own position. been a responsible employer. but we appreciate you telling your side of the story and we'll see how the negotiations turn out. good luck to you. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> coming up, another vicious cycle we have to look at. people lose their jobs and their homes, then cities can't collect the property tax. then vital services suffer like schools. and without education, you get the picture. on and on it goes. it's being played out in memphis tonight where school is out maybe forever. stay with us. a real person will be there to help you. then you can use geico.com to view photos of the damage, track ur claim, print an estimate. you want an english muffin? they literally hand you a toasted muffin with butter and jam. (sigh) whaa. tasty. that's, that's a complete dramatization of course, but you get my point. vo: geico 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. energy is being produced to power our lives. while energy developement comes with some risk, north america's