and the fact the crime rate in the nfl and players is probably like the crime rate outside the nfl. >> they are worried about the mice and the elephants are running over the sport. this is the 27th player arrested since the super bowl. that's half of one team. there is a gun culture in the nfl, and it's a lethal mix because players, young players with suddenly all this money, they are also taught to be very violent on the field and then somehow be a good citizen off it. they don't know how to do that. there isn't a single psychiatrist on one nfl team. there is only one and that's the dallas mavericks. there should be. there should be somebody with these guys on the road, at home, anonymously so they can come into their office, hotel room and talk about problems because whatever they are doing now is not enough. there should be -- if you're caught with a gun violation, you should get a two-year ban from the league. they -- >> and guys -- >> into the collective bargaining agreement -- >> rachel -- >> i mean, 234 a nightclub after 1:00 you're out for a year. >> i don't disagree -- >> r

there is clearly a gun culture within the nfl.the nfl and the colts and have not received a response. >> pam brown, thanks so much. she's talking about the jason carroll report and the 60% of nfl players who may have firearms according to sources. that in comparison with the general public with a number of of about 45%. pam brown, thanks so much for bringing that information to us as it involves the indianapolis colts safety. this incident and that of aaron hernandez, asking whether there's a real problem in the nfl with these numbers and more than two dozen nfl players that are related to a firearms related crimes just since february alone. let's talk more about this. a former nfl player who played frl buffalo bills and atlanta falcons. it is bringing a lot of questions about is there a problem within the nfl? is there a culture of gun violence or gun related activity? >> how do you answer that? >> i think that professional athletes face the same distractions. i think the difference is more money, more media comes magnification.

friday there was yet another incident involving an nfl player and guns. indianapolis colts player joe e lefage was arrested with a concealed weapon after a trafb stop. >> aaron hernandez' arrest on murder charges is the latest brush with the law associated with nfl players. this picture may look like a team's roster, but it actually shows more than two dozen players arrested for various crimes ranging from dui to misdemeanor assault over the past yore, according to the nfl. >> we don't know if there are convictions in any of these arrests. secondly, it's still a relatively small percent of all nfl players. >> the percentage may be small, but the arrests attract a spotlight. when police charged rookie line backer walcott with attempted murder beating a man outside a new jersey club this week. they pled not guilty, walcott and hernandez both had previous encounters with the law. >> the league find themselves in situations like this. not the least is at the team level, team player personnel executives looking past a player's very public history, especially i

the raearrest rate for the nfl overall 2%, however, the nfl is built on fan trust.patrick, thank you very much for joining us. does the nfl have a problem -- listen, aaron hernandez aside. the fact that yesterday there was another player charged with attempted murder and no one talked about it because a player was charged with murder to me says that's an image issue. >> i will say it's obviously a bad string of luck for the nfl. i would also say that those numbers that were given to you by the nfl and the nba, i would love to see where they're getting those statistics from and i'd like to see how they're measuring those things. because when you do see news when you're watching whatever sports network you watch, it's usually either a football or a basketball player. you're not seeing a lot of baseball, hockey, soccer players in these issues. so i think those statistics are very interesting, to say the least. >> what do you think the financial impact here is? >> well, generally for the nfl, i don't think it's a major issue. i think they still have bigger issues like t

the base of nfl players is not exactly progressive.ws that even the elite in the very important institutions are politically correct. >> can i add to andrea's point, obama care is going to fail or succeed based on enrollment, but enrollment of younger people. >> enrollment of healthy people. need to get people that are healthy. >> we need the defensive line for the chicago bears to explain exchanges. >> the nfl should have supported the idea of selling health insurance across state lines. if you opened up that market, imagine how many ads there would be, rather than car insurance ads, you could get health insurance ads. >> they do that now. >> no, they don't. >> get celebrities to sell a turd. >> you go with you guys, kill obama care, 40 million don't have insurance. >> 30 million won't have it after obama care. >> why politicize the sport. look at the people that watch football. there was a rule announced, if you're an american trucking company with 50 employees, it is cheaper for you through the immigration bill hire the new resident

. >>> the national football league presented fans from brings backpacks and purses into nfl stadiums. >> see how hard it will be to comply. >>> san francisco stores rainbow girls. some of whom have bright braids in their hair, police say they grab expensive items including scarves, handbags and wallets. the women often push past workers and security to make their escape. >>> with heavy hearts, 49ers stadium workers returned to their jobs. >> the tribute now being planned to honor the men who died in this week's workplace accident. >>> a south bay hospital gives us a look at a potters field bar your site found during construction. >> we'll show you what it looks like and hear from a possible descendent. >>> i am working on a warm weather forecast. what you can expect for friday and i'll let you know if fog returns for the weekend plans. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] it's practically

the numbers, there's 1,700 players in the nfl. less than 2%. the fbi says that in the general american population, it's about a 4.5% arrest rate. so, in a way, you could argue these guys are model citizens. it just really doesn't feel like that. >> yeah, i totally agree. kevin durant, an nba star, oklahoma city. you had a chance to sit down with him. like you, he's from here in the washington, d.c., area, and he's doing something very amazing and very positive. tell our viewers. >> absolutely. it's so interesting, when the tornadoes hit in oklahoma city, kevin durant, who is only 24 years old, made headlines by plunking down a $1 million donation for relief to the victims. and today he announced that nike is going to donate another $1 million in profits from his line of sneakers. so, listen to him describe just the devastation he saw and why he was moved to act. >> i couldn't believe that was, you know, that's the state i live in. that's 20 minutes away from my house. i couldn't believe it was that close. no foundations is, you kn

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lloyd says nfl, which prosecutors say means hernandez.es immediately, falling to the ground. still alive, prosecutors allege hernandez and his friends stood over the body. that is when lloyd was shot two more times at close range in his chest. >> your honor, the defendant is charged. >> reporter: the prosecutors seemed to know intimate details on what happened the night lloyd was murdered. >> police were able to quickly determine his identification based on a license found in the wallet. and that actually had a registration that they were able to run. that registration came back to show that it had been rented by the defendant. the phone that was recovered was also analyzed and revealed that there had been communications between the defendant and the victim within hours before the victim's death. >> we want this defendant evaluated on the merits as any other defendant would be before this court. first on the strength of the case, your honor. we just heard him describe the case, it is a circumstantial case. >> reporter: why would somebody

who is playing in the nfl. tim tebow. he is back. he spent a disastrous season with the jets last year before being released. today, tebow is getting ready for a medical exam with the new england patriots. if he passes he will be signed

joining us is the architect of the deal, nfl's media chief operating officer. you work for the nfl.e nfl. football is acquiring this money. >> that is right. it is good to be in the football business. sports is one of the things that regardless of the media landscape sports is a healthy business. stuart: this and riches football beyond measure. does it filter to the teams? >> it does. what the nfl does is somewhat unique in some sports, the major media rights including live games on media that money is shared equally among teams so they will actually benefit. stuart: the other side of the colin is the way in is the way watch football games and you can watch a game with the verizon smart phone? >> if you are in new york and the giants are on the air in the new york market and you need to go to the store you can see it. stuart: is unbroken coverage no matter where you are. >> you will get it and it is really because we understand that is where our fans are going. nfl football is america and america is going mobile, smart phone penetration is off the charts, smart phone is no longer an

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we talked to fans at the a's game about the new nfl rules.small and see threw. >> fine. as long as i have my lip gloss. >> what can you bring in? >> reporter: nfl fans have a hard time finding the right back. took us 20 minutes to find this. it is clear. less than 6 inches wide. that is good. 12 inches tall. good. but it is more than 12 inches across so it wouldn't qualify. if it did and pink is not your color the nfl will allow one gallon zip log bags. >> at least it is a gallon bag. >> the policy is aimed at creating a safer environment and expedite fan inry. inry. >> reporter: fans say --entry. >> fans say it is worth it. >> you can't bring a lot of stuff in. >> reporter: how fans react, we will know come game day, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the u.s. environmental protection agency anouned $2 million in -- announced $2 million in wards to small businesses. it will be used to development new technologies that will protect people's health and the environment. and 6 california companies were selected for the award. including two

a lot of people are saying this is the nfl, they are a bunch of thugs. how they operate. 2010, only 2% of players were arrested. it is less thant nba, less than mlb. the nfl doing a better job than everybody else? >> they're doing as good a job as they can. it's almost half of what the average population does. i think the nfl makes the headlines. it's the most popular sport on the planet. i don't think murder should be excused in some of the smaller crimes that the nfl gets dinged for. this is a big step up. >> that's a big point. we said arrests in general. >>> well, a top general in obama's administration is now under scrutiny. >>> and paula deen takes a hit today. >>> and this video sends shockwaves. just an unbelievable video. we're going to tell you who that man is. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel

made a plea to nfl and other sport frank chiezs. republican leaders warned the nfl not to partner with the administration. turns out the group is not willing to play ball anyways. an nfl spokesman said we have no plans to engage in this area. senator pat roberts noted the deadline and attempts to promote what he said was a massive government take over. nyoung people find the exchanges costly and the administration is drafting them to pitch obama care. good grieve. folks it was not supposed to be this just a short time ago, attorneys for those who oppose gay marriage filed an emergency motion asking the u.s. supreme court to stop the weddings. gay couples are not waiting. dozens are lining up in city hall to obtain same- sex marriages and the rush to tie the knot comes one day after a federal appeals court cleared the way for gay marriage to resume after a four- year ban. attorneys of same- sex marriage are arguing that the court of a polls acted prematurely. >> a civil war and united states is arming and supporting rebel fighters ha

an nfl spokesman told cnn the average arrest rate per year of nfl players is consistently lower than certain way. >> like the vast majority of nfl players, t.j. ward says he's not been in trouble but understands how just one arrest can tarnish the brand. >> a couple issues can make the whole league look a certain way. it's all about perception especially in our society. it's all about what people perceive and not necessarily what's true. >> if truth lies in numbers, consider this. nielsen ratings were the highest in the decade despite everything fans keep watching. jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> jason, thanks so much. let's talk more about these arrests and what it means to the league. let's bring in cnn's rachel nichols and sports agent doug aldridge. rachel, you heard it in jason carroll's piece. 27 people arrested since february that are nfl players. as jason also points out that's a small percentage of all of the players in the nfl. do you think the league has a problem? do you think the league has a problem in culture or is it something else? >> i don't think the league has an

this is the "cbs morning news" new home in the nfl. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, june 11th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, the journalist who reported on classified u.s. government surveillance programs says more information is coming and it will be significant. the revelations came from leaks made by government contractor edward snowden, and they've unleashed a torrent of anger on capitol hill. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie, yeah. that journalist who first published the revelations about edward snowden says more stories are on the way as the justice department considers filing criminal charges against snowden for revealing classified information. meanwhile, many here on capitol hill have already made up their minds about whether edward snowden is a hero or a criminal. edward snowden, the man who reportedly leaked top secret u.s. surveillance programs may have more information to share. glenn g

what exactly is the gun culture within the nfl?e latest nfl player caught up in a gun related crime, but not the first. december 2012, kansas city chiefs linebacker, joe van belcher shoots his girlfriend, then takes his own life. the incident put bob costas squarely at the center of a gun debate. >> it's more likely than something bad will happen if you're armed than something good. >> 2009. former new york giant, plaxico burres serves jail time after pleading guilty to a weapons charge. >> there is a media amplification factor here when a player like burres shoots himself in the leg. it gets on television for days and it doesn't do that for a regular person. >> how many players in the nfl actually own firearms? the league doesn't keep numbers. players and sports analysts we spoke to estimate the number near 60%. co compared to roughly 45% of the general population. according to the national rifle association. >> you can say there's a gun culture in any you know, group of people. you know, there could be a gun culture at you know,

so nfl's a different nfl then than it is now. >> okay. rashid abdul salaam.hank you so much. >>> and you've been looking at live pictures inside this courthouse of massachusetts of what aaron hernandez is hoping to be able to be a free man, i want to take you back to another courtroom, back to sanford, florida, as this man, george zimmerman, is on trial for second-degree murder. another witness is about to take to the stand. we will take that live. >>> we will also talk much more. the two day, it seems like, day and a half testimony, of rachel jean jeantel. back in a moment. for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. bottom of the hour. you are watching cnn. as this last moments in trayvon mart martin's life here, the last words his friend heard him say over the phone, whether martin might have confronted george zimmerman, dominated testimony today in zimmerman's murder trial there in sanford, florida. these are live pictures. the last person to talk to trayvon martin on the phone returned to the witness stand this morning a

and just two weeks ago, the nfl inked another five-year deal, this one with microsoft to include nflnt on its new xbox one console, paying the nfl $400 million. now, despite the fact that there are more alternatives than ever in the entertainment space, thanks to the about of sports to drive realtime viewing, that sports content continues to grow in value. bill, over to you. >> julia, thank you. verizon has been a strong stock this year. you saw that on that jet year-to-date chart, but it was lower last month. does this deal change the game for investors? that's what we're talking about in talking numbers on the technical side with rich ross, on the fundamental side, it's mark lichtenfeld. good to see you both. rich, what do you think of that chart on verizon? >> bill, this is an outstanding chart. i love verizon right here. as you alluded to, the stock was a strong performer, climbing 25% year-to-date, but then we established that sinister double top. the stock cuts that gain in half, we get a textbook 10% correction. but what i love about this stock is yesterday's intra-day reversa

shortly after lloyd texts nfl which prosecutors say means hernandez. moments later multiple gunshots are heard. hernandez's own surveillance cameras capture him arriving home and he's allegedly seen carrying a gun inside his house. hernandez then got rid of the next six to eight hours of video. hernandez returned a rental car and he offered the attend a piece of blue bubblicio us gum. >> you had a $40 million contract. this is big news for a guy like this to be implicated in something so heinous. this is only the first of several murders that he might be involved in. is that what we're learning? >> that's what we're hearing. let's go--let's go with what we actually know. i made my list yesterday, and i'll review the nine things of the circumstantial list. the prior gun use the prior violence, the personal connection to the victim. >> there is a picture he took a selfie. >> you're getting ahead. you're supposed to read the script i read for you. if you go through, the evidence that we knew yesterday in court that was said, we knew about the phone being

this morning the nfl said ither sidelines.ealth and human secretary kathleen siblous said sports ven u is a obvious place to target for the coverage. this as she made a plea to help improve the public awareness. the secretary has one problem. after the republican warned the nfl not to partner with the mrgdz, turns out the organization is not willing to play ball anyways. in a written response published recollects we currently have no plans to engage in this area and no contract with the administration about the health care laws and implementation. in the weekly public address. senator pat roberts took the opportunity to note the fast- approaching dead loip and the administration's promotion of a massive government take over. >> young healthy people find it costly and objectionable that the mrgdz is drafting the nba and nfl to pitch obama care. good grief. folks it was not supposed to be this way. before they were forced through congress and a take over of health care we had a rare opportunity to create real change. >> folks ha

teams in the national football league, or nfl, draft the top players. just by signing on the dotted line, quite a few become instant millionaires. despite all that income and increasing number of players, end up broke after they retire from the sport. the u.s. media reports that 78% of former nfl players declare bankruptcy within five years of their last game. this former nfl star jamal lewis, is among those who filed for bankruptcy. he retired after playing for the renowned baltimore ravens between 2000 and 2010. lewis set many records. and he was named the best player in the team's history. despite all that success, he lost his home and also his assets. he agreed to an interview in his lawyer's home. >> just wheeling and dealing. that's pretty much it. i actually do some sales work for another trucking company. >> reporter: he grew up in a poor area of the south. as a high school football player, he practiced hard hoping it might lead to a better life. the university of tennessee gave him a football scholarship. later, he signed with an nfl team. over

. >>> yet another nfl player has been arrested. indianapolis colts joe lefeged was arrested on firearms charges. he was stopped while driving, and a weapon was found under the passenger seat. this traffic stop taking place in the washington, d.c. area. lefeged is now the 28th player arrested since the superbowl, including former new england patriots player aaron hernandez. we'll have more on the hernandez case later this hour. >>> trayvon martin's stepmother breaking her silence and speaking exclusively to cnn, how she feels the role has played in the teen's murder. >>> and they've lived together for more than 30 years. are they more than roommates? the gay buzz surrounding burt and ernie. >>> nik wallenda talking about defying death as he walks across the grand canyon. what was going through his mind, and why he made this interesting wardrobe choice. of store management started ast hourly associates. there's opportunity here. i can use walmart's education benefits to get a degree, maybe work in it, or be an engineer, helping walma

the nfl says something about your accessories. they set a policy that limits the size and type of bags that may be brought into stadiums. a clutch no larger than your hand or a freezer bag. but anything larger must be clear. here's a branded version for sale at nfl.com. >> i don't like it at all. >> i think you can make a weapon out of the anything. >> i have no problem saying what a huge issue i have with that. that's not appropriate. >> who are you here for? >> the steelers. pittsburgh! i'll have to root from the couch. >> reporter: wow. >> i think it's a horrible, horrible idea. >> reporter: league officials said the recent bombings at the boston marathon where deadly explosives were in backpacks factored in. it means faster screening and entry. >> by taking this minor step, we create a major improvement. it really does dramatically increase the security posture at stadiums. >> reporter: safety experts agree. >> it's such a national past time, if you were a terrorist bad guy, that's a great target. i think it's a reasonable app

this week the nfl announced it is getting rid of all backpacks in the stands and that goes for ravens fans. >> it's about public safety, it's about the safety of the fans and it's about speed. >> reporter: coolers, brief cases and seat cushions are also out. raven spokesman chad field says only clear see-through bags and clutch purses are allowed now. the new rules will help the fans get into the stadium faster. >> we want to alleviateville people coming in with the wrong things. >> i'm ex-military and i feel that they're doing everything that they need to do to keep the country safe. >> i'm okay with the clear bag. i mean, i can buy a clear bag and that's all right. >> for three hours you can do without a lot of things to go so a game for the safety of everybody. >> reporter: the nfl and the ravens will team up to launch a campaign to educate fans. . >> the ravens say an exception will be made for medical items, so far the nfl is the first professional sports organization to adopt the bag ban. >>> could anne arundel county school employees soon be getting a bigger pay check? that wil

this week the nfl announced it's getting rid of all backpacks in the stands and that goes for ravens fans. >> the key here is it's all about public safety. it's about the safety of the fans and it's about speed. >> reporter: coolers, briefcases and see the cushions are also out. ravens spokesman chad steele says only clear see-through bags and small clutch purses are allowed now. the new rule will help fans get into the stadium faster. >> we want to alleviate a number of people coming in with the wrong things and having them have to go back and put it in their car to gain entrance to the stadium. >> reporter: fans who want a safer stadium are okay with the rules. >> i'm ex-military and i feel they're doing everything they need to do to keep the country safe. >> i'm okay with the clear bag. i can buy a clear bag and that's all right. >> for three hours you can do without a lot of things to go see a game for the safety of everybody. >> reporter: the nfl and ravens will team up to launch a campaign to remind fans about the new rule change. fans who break the rules and forget, won't be a

former nfl star jamal lewis is among those who filed for bankruptcy.tired after playing for the renowned baltimore ravens between 2000 and 2010. he set many records, and he was named the best player in the team's history. despite all that success, he lost his home and most of his assets. he agreed to an interview in his lawyer's home. >> just wheeling and dealing. that's pretty much it. i actually -- i do some sales work for another trading company. >> reporter: he grew up in a poor area of the south. as a high school football player, he practiced hard, hoping it might lead to a better life. the university of tennessee gave him a football scholarship. later, he signed with an nfl team. over his career, he made more than $14 million. at the invitation of france, lewis dabbled in a lot of businesses. he invested $18 million in the construction of an amusement park and 10 million in some other companies. he also invested in financial products without knowing much about them. lewis ended up losing everything and can't explain how. >> pretty much i don't kn

. >>> and nfl star in the spotlight. police spending hours at his mansion overnight investigating a nearby killing. police and fans want to know if he was involved. >>> and miss utah responds after her famous fumble in the miss usa pageant. she set things straight overnight with jimmy kimmel. and the humorous and humble response. >>> miss utah was a good sport. >> she really is. good wednesday morning, everyone. there's new questions this morning about whether or not we're safer because of programs like the nsa surveillance of phone calls and e-mails. >> for the first time, officials are revealing a plot that targeted the new york stock exchange and dozens of others that were stopped because of those programs. >> devin dwyer is joining us from washington with more on all of this. good morning devin. >> reporter: good morning. u.s. officials are on an all-out blitz to educate the public about these programs and to trust that they won't be abused. it was an al qaeda plat to stop the u.s. economy. a plot on the new york sto

and the latest on the nfl star accused of murder. we're coming right back. >> laura: in the fridays with herald segment tonight. two hot topics including thoughts on the zimmerman trial. we first start with nfl tightend aaron hernandez who was charged with the execution style murder of his friend last week. is he now also being investigateed of two other men last year. however, back in april, hernandez was still portraying himself as a role model. >> you are obviously a favorite in the hispanic community. what what ways you can give back to the community? >> i just try to be a role model. when i see hispanics that look up to me i try to lead them this the right direction and hopefully it gives a lot of hispanics out there to be a drive to be successful. there is not that many hispanics in the nfl and it's just an honor to be one. >> laura: despite the fact that hernandez is being held without bail, he still has his fans. [chanting] >> laura: joining us from new york, fox news anchor geraldo rivera. well, herald, is he innocent until

. >> we learned disturbing new details from a nfl star. they laid it out in great detail.ounds like someone talked about what he allegedly did. and dr. keith takes us in the mind of aaron hernandez. how do you sign a $40 million deal and go out and kill someone dpangster style. why is he so angry. >> and the supreme court rowelling on gay marriage. and anthony kennedy reported that the language and the opinion that those who do not support gay marriage may be bigoted. we'll have a fair and balanced debate on. that and in the wilds of florida, so horrifying that the scientist were frightened. you can see what this is. [ female announcer ] doctors trust calcium plus vitamin d to support strong bones. and the brand most recommended by... my doctor. my gynecologist. my pharmacist. citracal. citracal. [ female announcer ] you trust your doctor. doctors trust citracal. >> fox news alert. we got word that aaron hernandez has a bail hearing in 45 minutes and we have cameras live in the courthouse for that. and at the same time massachusetts prosecutors are releasing chilling detai

the nfl says it is a matter of keeping up with the times. >> nfl football is america, america is goingobile. smart phone is no longer an option piece of equipment. we need to go where fans are going. >> verizons and the nfl also plan to develop -- verizon and the nfl also plan to develop an app. >>> speculation mounts on whether apple will announce a new ipad. they are selling cases for the ipad 5. the company is known for announcing cases for major apple products before they are released. 4-5 of those cases have fit the new devices. the new case is based on league specks. >>> on wall street today the market staged a come back. the dow is up 80 to 15,040. the nasdaq is up 22 at 3,424. the s&p is up 13 to 1,622. >>> breaking news, we are learning city water crews are trying to deal with possibly four water main breaks there. one was reported an hour ago. water from a main burst in the road. you can see water is shooting out of there, 40 feet high in the air. at this point this is new video and new information of four water main breaks. we are working to get more information from neighbo

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it's been greatly exaggerated, anderson cooper is next -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> an nfl player charged with murder and a blockbuster day in the zimmerman trial. the woman on the phone with martin during the last minutes, compelling testimony and cross examination by the defense and the texas lawmaker who is a hero to some over the fight for abortions spoke for hours with critics saying it would make abortions unavailable. the fight is not over. wendy davis joins us tonight. >>> we begin with the supreme court's two decisions on same-sex marriage. the other effectively allowing it in california. here is how it look and sounded in the high courts moments after the ruling came down. [ cheers ] >> jubilation there and among equality supporters as word spread of the two decisions. in one the court by a 5-4 majority striking down doma which along other things barred same-sex marriage writing for the majority in texas, justice anthony kennedy declared doma in violation of the fifth amendments equal protection cause and called it an act of cruelty. the federal statute isn't vali

nfl officials said they knew this call wouldn't be popular. but they see it less as a penalty than a precaution meant to enhance public safety. with football season right around the corner, game days with coming. >> dallas clark has the touchdown! >> reporter: will you be grabbing your bag and heading the stadium? wait, not so fast. the nfl says something about they set a policy that limits the size and type of bags that may be brought into stadiums. a clutch no larger than your hand or a freezer bag. but anything larger must be a clear tote. here's a branded version for sale at nfl.com. fans are not thrilled. >> i don't like it at all. >> i think you can make a weapon out of the anything. i mean, it doesn't make sense. >> i have no problem saying what a huge issue i have with that. that's not appropriate. >> reporter: who are you rooting for? >> the steelers. pittsburgh! i'll have to root from the couch. >> reporter: wow. >> i think it's a horrible, horrible idea. >> reporter: league officials said the recent bombings at the boston marathon w

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what really is the gun culture within the nfl?hernandez is the latest nfl player caught up in a gun-related crime, but certainly not the first. december 2012, kansas city chiefs linebacker joe van jovan belcher shoots his girlfriend and then takes his own life, put ing bob costas at the center of the gun debate. >> it's likely that something bad will happen if you're armed than something good will happen. >> reporter: 2009, former new york giant plaxico burress serves jail time after pleading guilty to a gun charge. >> there's an immediate implication here. when a player like plaxico burress shoots himself in the leg, it's in the newspaper and on television for days, and it doesn't do that for a regular person. >> reporter: how many players in the nfl actually own firearms? statistics are antidotal. the league doesn't keep numbers, but police and sports analysts we spoke to estimate nearly 60% compared to roughly 45% of the general population, according to the national rifle association. >> you could say there's a gun culture in a

>> they'll probably make a deal with the nfl, this is good for the nfl and americans and everyone. in the end -- >> neil: argue something on his jersey that said, health care, something like that. >> hi, i'm michael vick. i'd like to tell you why you should -- and you get a free puppy if you do it right. neil: that's fine. but you can try to register an audience and reach an audience but it's the im -- if the impression out there, a bad impression, that the most stellar advertise independent -- advertise independent -- advertisement in the world you can't turn that around. >> the fastest way to destroy a bad product is to advertise it. >> neil: what if we're missing something. >> people tell me there are some hidden jewelings in there, deeply hidden in the talk about cost and who is not covered, with losses, preexisting conditions coverage. >> you're a young man, 25, 26, 28, making 30-$40,000 a year. you're spend ago on health care maybe -- >> neil: you don think about it. so nothing changed now versus before when young people didn't spend on this. >> coming out and say we know you

the nfl team is urging fans to toss out their hernandez jerseys and trade them in. hernandez' jerseys are no longer available at the patriots souvenir store or online. the former nfl player is facing charges hasn't been convicted yet only charges for first- degree murder in the killing of odin lloyd. >>> a super bowl ring has been reunited with its owner after a quick detour through the san jose airport. former 9ers center john mccawley left his ring from the '84 championship game in a terminal b restroom on tuesday. it was intercepted by an airport employee. she handed it off to a retired employee who recognized the ring and brought it to a lost and found. mccawly got his ring back later >>> the latest cover of the new york magazine is creating a lot of buzz. bert and ernie cuddled up together celebrating the supreme court rulings on gay marriage. there have been rumors about the nature of bert and ernie's relationship. sesame street say they're just best friends. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> steve hartman is on the road. >> i'm

. >>> another arrest in the murder case of former nfl star aaron hernandez. details about his checkered past and the southwest bracing for extreme heat this weekend, heat that can be deadly, where and flooding elsewhere. we'll tell you what you need to know to stay safe. >>> let's begin with the zimmerman trial and once again a prosecution witness that could be as useful to the defense, a neighbor at the apartment complex where george zimmerman and martin struggled and martin died. a prosecution witness that might persuade the jury that martin was the aggressor. that's one key witness but not the only key witness taking the stand today. here is martin savidge with highlights. >> reporter: what jonathan good saw the night trayvon martin died goes to the heart of the zimmerman case. >> that night that you saw, the person you know to be trayvon martin was on top, correct? >> correct. >> and he was raining blows on the person on the bottom, george zimmerman, right? >> that's what it looked like. >> reporter: he was watching from his patio about 15 to 20 feet away

. >> he could be the nfl's very first serial killer. aaron hernandez now eyed in two more murders. the developing details in that story coming up. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>steve: live from new york, it's the doobie

it is just one of many ways the nfl is in the spotlight tonight. is the murder investigation into former new england patrioty tight end aaron hernandez. that case has taken a turn. mourners paying respect to the man whose bullet ridden body was found abandoned, just the short drive of the home of a nfl star, aaron hernandez. prosecutors said he pulled the trigger but did not act alone.

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