livestream of an nfl game.med for free across all devices through yahoo on october 25th. joining us now are adam cahan, senior vice president of product for yahoo. what's your plan to retain the value of the gigantic audience you're probably going to get for this? obviously you want to turn yahoo into a daily habit for them. is it downloading an app that you want them to do? how are you going to get them to come back? if they don't come back this is going to cost you money probably, not make you money, right? >> i thanks for having me on, good morning, brian as well. >> good morning, adam. >> i guess i would start by saying you know we're thrilled that the nfl picked us as their exclusive partner for this. it's a really big historic event. and for us to be able to offer that to our users, a global live stream of a football game completely for free, available on any device to any connected user is a big deal. to your point, i mean i think for us, we view this as a very big industry event. and it really is a shif

that is about all nfl is saying about the big game.are some of of the cosmetic changes being made at the stadium? jonathan: you will find out about some of the cosmetic changes when i find out. betty: you don't know what the stadium will look like? jonathan: i know we are standing on the 50 yard line. that is not moving. [laughter] i know on february 22, there will be a coin toss right here. betty: together with the owner of of the jets, woody johnson, tisch is the cochairman of the super bowl host committee. that means making sure that this stadium he helped build is ready for the big game. betty: it's a lot of responsibility. what keeps you up at night on this? jonathan: what keeps me up at night is the scale. the sheer number of things that have to get done, the sheer number of issues that we have tried to think of, to plan for. power is a big issue. remember, there was a blackout that affected the game at the mercedes superdome. betty: can you guarantee no power failure? jonathan: so much work has gone into ensuring that there will

that nfl deal was not awarded to yahoo! by the nfl. they paid for it.>emily: marissa said something about yahoo! being a scary place when talking about acquisitions. a lot of people said they don't want to come work for yahoo!. what you think the perception is that the stage? >> certainly she has improved things. she understands the three things you have to get right for acquisitions to proceed. products energy so the thing you're buying has augment the thing you're trying to accomplish in your company. you have to make sure that the vision and the passage aligns with what you want them to do as part of your big enterprise. you have to get them enough space to operate so you don't crush them with brc and buy them a little bit of freedom. i think she knows all this stuff. they bought a lot of companies. it's hard work. i think it makes a lot of sense for them to digest what they have swallowed rather than trying to pile on more big acquisitions. emily: we will have to see if these acquisitions stand the test of time. you'll be going onstage later today.

nfl head of pr said this is not true.said it would only be four hours between the two sides. this could become a topic of dispute down the road. david: dan, he is under oath. obviously wouldn't be under oath if the nfl believed him. they don't believe him. do you believe him. >> i do believe tom brady actually. the american enterprise institute report came out, there was another scientific study came out. the fact that the ted wells investigation relied on two different gauges, there is so much dirt to throw in the face of this investigation. david: well, jeff, i guess the nfl would argue, frankly they make a good case on the other side, the equipment manager who admits to being the deflator, he couldn't have done that without some knowledge of it by tom brady right. >> right. that is the argument. this is based on assumption. they don't actually have any evidence that tom brady told him to deflate these footballs. they know they were in contact. i think we know that tom brady definitely has an interest in the balls and l

how will that go and we will be live in nfl headquarters.ten up team i brought in some protein to help rearrange the fridge and get us energized! i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength to keep you active. come on pear it's only a half gallon. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. all in 160 calories. ensure. take life in. >> new leads for two escaped fugitives. we learn about the scheme that let them escape from prison. prison worker joyce mitchell is accused of providing them with hack saws and wiftle and used frozen hamburger meet to smuggle in the contraband. law enforcement is confirming to fox news dna found in a cabin is a match to the escapeded cons. we have the retiring commander of the new jersey and new york and original fugitive task force and involved in this search. we want to start with you, mr. depaul. you feel that authoritiesor the trail as it appears or will they evade the searchers? >> good afternoon a

for a year, nhl nfl. it's about horse racing. >> reporter: this victory came in front of a sold-out crowd 90,000 strong. american pharaoh's owners say he is off to retirement and a very prolific career at a stud farm. michelle miller, cbs news. >> axelrod: a night at the ballpark took a frightening turn last night. a woman at boston's fenway park was knocked out and seriously injured by a broke know bat that flew into the stands. mark albert has the latest. >> reporter: in the second inning with boston ahead by a run, oakland's brett lawrie broke his bat on a pitch, it went flying into the stands, hitting a fan between home plate and third base. the woman, identified as tonya carpenter, lost consciousness for a short time and her injuries were described as life threatening. carpenter could be heard screaming. >> watch the bump! watch the bump here! >> reporter: fans and players fell silent. >> we knew it was bad because they would have not stopped the game if it wasn't bad. >> reporter: marty walsh is the

is stellar compared to the nfl. >> yes, it is. but -- >> you're not buying it. >> i'm not buying it at all. i think we should have a giant mound of salt around whatever the nfl issues an official report. >> so for you there is still a debate over whether or not these balls were deflated? >> no i don't think there is. i think what it is is that what we should take from this is that roger goodell is very happy to have this debate. this may seem like a silly non-issue, and it is a silly non-issue. but as long as we're talking about roger goodell adjudicateing a trial to determine if roger goodell made a right decision we're not talking about head trauma, we're not talking about the nfl's ongoing ability to deal with domestic violence complaints. we're not talking about the amount of money that is spent by municipalities on stadiums or that they threaten the city with moving the team to los angeles any time someone decides, well maybe we don't want to raise the tax coffers to pay for it. that's a fight the nfl is very happy to have. >

the incident brings domestic violence back to the nfl's doorstep.year, former baltimore ravens running back ray rice punched his then-fiance in an elevator. that case and others prompted the league to overhaul its personal conduct policy. now, any nfl employee who commits domestic violence is automatically suspended and an independent investigation is launched. nfl commissioner roger goodell spoke to "cbs this morning's" charlie rose in april about the new rules. >> our policy is not the same as a criminal standard. it's a standard that says if you violate our personal conduct policy you're subject to discipline. >> reporter: that discipline was laid out in a broncos statement about bowlen. the team said: bowlen was charged with misdemeanor harassment af telephone service. jim, last year, the broncos became one of the first nfl teams to require a mandatory domestic violence training for all its employees including john bowlen. >> axelrod: adriana diaz covering for us tonight in englewood, colorado. adriana, thank you. more than a half dozen declared

nfl gave brady 4 hours to appeal his case.t been scenics iting nfl headquarters, i will talk with -- with a man who coauthored a report that throws nfl's case, in particular the wells report, in to question. joining me, art lapre. great to see you and the economy is doing well? housing picking up. we're seeing a lot of strength in this economy. you must be delighted. >> i am, it is picking up from a very low base. we have a long way to go. this is a first step. lou: and at the same time, fast track authority has been given president article 1 section 8. house overcome contusional principles and giving fast track authority to president at same tie they sued him in federal court for abuse of his executive authority. would you reconcile for us -- >> sure. lou: that little minor contradiction. >> it is not minor there are so many concenter ticks con-- contradicts in washington. lou: just that one. >> fast track authority lasts for 6 years. lou: can i ask you what makes you think that any of us draw comfort from the fact that a rep

he set an nfl record that year of most intersept ions in one season. a year later he was traded to at the time the chicago cardinals. he played for them from 1953 to 1959. from '60 to '66 he played for lions. i went into the nfl hall of fame in 1974. >> that father has raised a wonderful son. >> thank you. >> we have a beautiful picture of you. great shot. was taken in 1994, the 20th anniversary of his induction at the nfl hall of fame in canton. >> i hear you get to go back there every once in a while. >> yes. my brother and i get a chance to go every year and it's a wonderful time of being able to celebrate dad's legacy. >> the neat thing is that you go back not just as a child of someone in that legacy but also as a preacher. people now know you as preacher. >> yes. >> tell us about the john madden story. >> i am in oakland california preaching. i was preaching in san ramone a couple years ago. after mass was over one of the ushers says there is somebody that wants to meet you in the back. i said fine. i go and it is john maddon. i said good to see

how much is the nfl involved in getting ready for the entire week -p? >> reporter: we have seen that the is out very early talking about superbowl 50. so, even if it's the draft or rookie symposium that is happening right now, they are already involved. we are actually opening the fan experience a day earlier than normal so bay area residents can experience it for themselves before visitors come to town. we have nothing to do with the host committee -- >> but you know something, right. >> we are just excited about the week, the whole week will be amazing. we get to she off the great bay area to the entire world. >> is that the nfl that runs that? >> yes. >> it will be good. >> it's going to be good. >> seven months away. >> thank you very much. >> appreciate you coming in. stay with ktvu, can you get the latest on preparations and plans of the big event >> checking back in with our meteorologist mark tomeric kirschner o, it is a hot one out there, summer definitely here. triple digits in the 90s, 80s -- i think we talked about the dangers of car heat --

taking, this is the most anticipate the compelling hearing in nfl history. brady sneaking out the back door when it was over, his lawyer leaving tight-lipped but compelling. >> now a definite time-out as there is no time table when the decision will come down but brady's fate is in the hands of goodell. >> still ahead on "action news" at 12:30 another look at the forecast meteorologist, david murphy going live outside sky 6 hd showing you atlantic city. your accuweather forecast is next. ahh, soccer. top chef. soccer. top chef. soccer! top chef! disco. say it and see it with the x1 voice remote from xfinity. >>> quick update here, patco has resumed partial service and regular service should be up and running by midnight. a casualty of last night's storm, it is back up with limited service check ahead before you take patco. >> slowly returning to normal stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you that we are dry across the region and good news, no storms out there. very little win and a 7 to 14 miles per hour win if you are out walking around be careful because

bradies an attorneys from the nfl players association are squaring off against nfl attorneys in front of roger goodell. brady is appealing a four-game suspension he received from goodell. the san mateo native is accused of knowingly using underinflated footballs in last season's afc championship game. the league also says brady was not fully candid during the investigation. the hearing could last several days. the nfl has not said how long it will take to rule. >>> president obama's push to get new authorities when it comes to negotiating trade deals is one step closer to reality. as joel walden reports, republicans are pushing for passage of the trade promotion authority while democrats are strongly opposed. >> reporter: in a key test this morning, republicans were able to gain enough democratic support to squeak out the vote threshold to pass this making final passage of the bill all but certain. >> it's showing that democrats can join republicans knock down unfair international barriers that discriminate against america's middle class. >> reporter: the legislation is of high import

adrian arrington's career at eastern illinois university did not lead to the nfl. in fact, due to his health problems, adrian can't hold down a job at all. >> did they teach you to hit safely? >> in college, i never had no drills in like, where you had a form tackling. stuff like that. >> did they ever talk to you about how to hit people safely? >> after my concussion, i never had anyone tell me 'adrian, you gotta stop hitting like this.' >> noel lucero met adrian in college, when his concussions began to trigger seizures. >> to be honest i don't even remember the first time because there's been so many, but he had one in our bed, and at the time we had nightstands on either side, and he fell off and hit his shoulder on the nightstand and his head was banging on the nightstand while he's having the seizure, so i'm moving everything out of the way, and just trying to put towels under his head, and he had bit his lip so he's bleeding. >> adrian is the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit seeking damages from the ncaa. he owes more than $100,000 in medical bills.

. >> good morning, at 9:30 today, tom brady will square off against nfl commissioner roger goodel. his hearing is actually at nfl headquarters, now, brady has always denied wrong-doing in this deflate gate case. today his attorneys will get a chance to present his side. >> expect a much different entrance and reception for tom brady as he shows up at nfl headquarters today. the star quarterback is fight to go have his four game suspension overturned. >> this is the date that's been circled. this is all that really matters right now for the patriots. >> all along, new england patriots, and brady have denied donating footballs during the afc championship against the indianapolis colts. >> i didn't have any you know didn't alter the ball in anyway. >> starting today brady's attorney argues several points. one, the evidence collected during the league's investigation doesn't show brady violated any nfl rules. two, the punishment is too harsh. three, league executive, troy vincent, doesn't have the authority to hands down the punishment. the players association will argue only commissio

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he was a rising nfl star racing toward greatness. >> what's the meaning on your forearm. >> if it is, to it is up to me. basically saying my life is in my hands. whatever i want my life to be, it's up to me to make it out that way. >> and what did he make his life out to be? 12 massachusetts jurors made to decide. was he a bystander or a brutal murderer? after hearing the evidence, finally, the answer. >> what say you, madam foreperson? downward spiral, inside the case against aaron hernandez. >> it's a springtime saturday in new england patriot country a perfect day for football. >> you wake up and the adrenaline is flowing. >> one, two, three. >> hard work. >> go. >>a mike branch coaches the boston bandits a semipro team. he remembers another day just like this. >> come on! >> june 15th, 2013. something seemed out of place. >> a black suburban pulls up right on my car. i'm like who is pulling right in front of my car? >> in the driver seat, bandit defensive end, 27-year-old oweden lloyd. >> then i see a smile. coach. >> branch thinks it's oud odd because lloyd doesn't own a car? i'm

with nfl commissioner roger goodell.ense here is we're going to get some headlines, possibly coming out of this particular appeal hearing. now what we're looking for is whether or not there is any kind of movement by the nfl to reduce brady's suspension. remember, brady is appealing this because he's got a four-game suspension to start off the season. the reports right now are that if they somehow or, in some way lose this particular appeal, to roger goodell, they're looking at what the possible next steps are. we don't know exactly what could that be. some rrts are that they could take it to court. we're waiting to hear what happens. tom brady at hq for the nfl in new york city. we'll bring you details throughout the course of the day. >> i want to show you a picture of the wall, too, as we talk about sort of under armour and the big wins that the company has had lately. remarkable really. the super bowl, and brady, there's steph curry in the nba finals, jordan spieth and andy murray, one of the top tennis players in th

the nfl has already ruled that he is guilty so in this scenario the nfl's executive inspect, troy vincenthich, of course we've discusseded a news yum, saying he did all of these things and he obstructed the nfl's investigation. roger goodell approved this ruling and now roger goodell is the one hearing the appeal. >> what? >> which, of course the nfl players association has argued against, but they lost this argument. >> well it seems like he's going to lose his appeal because of that. >> well roger goodell has left himself a little window here. he has said in the ensuing weeks, he says if tom brady comes to me with new information, i am willing to hear it. there's been new information on a lot of sides, namely the wells report that the nfl went on to do this punishment in the first place. a lot of outsiders have attacked this report. they found holes in this report. brady will use that today in his appeal but goodell is a little stuck because its his executive vice president and himself who approved that punishment. he's kind of undercutting their own system of justice if he comes back a

arriving today at nfl headquarters.eal for his four-game suspension for using underinflated footballs in the afc champion football game. his coach denying knowledge of the scheme basically saying ask tom about it. >> tom's personal preferences on his footballs are something that he can talk about in much better detail detail and information than i could possibly provide. >> senior national writer for fox sports.com. today is a big day. it's not just tom brady sitting across the table from roger goodell. there is a room full of people. >> it was hyped at brady versus goodell but that's not the case. brady has a team of lawyers, nearly a dozen people on his side. goodell is not going up against brady. he's serving -- the latest -- he is serving as the judge in this appeal. the nfl has their team of lawyers going up against brady defending their case. picture a table with brady and his guys and nfl and his guys and at the top of the table is goodell. >> how can roger goodell be the judge and jury? i don't believe he is an

nfl commissioner roger goodell and attorney ted wells attended the hearing. today, nfl spokesperson tweeted brady's team has no strict limits to try to make a case. moving to hoops. wiza the final predraft workout for the draft on thursday. the big name there today is r.j. hunter from georgia state. you might remember them making a run in the tournament. he is the coach's son. so far no rain and we hope that it holds off. but hey we can only do what we can. back to you in the studio. leon: all right. thanks robert. get ready to grab the umbrella; though. maureen: let's go to doug. latest on the weather. doug: let's go to the doppler radar. the entire metro area north of district moper, -- district proper and the red shows you the storms and the ground lightning and hail. this is part of a larger development of storms that have produced all kind of severe weather action. ahead of a cold front. we will continue to monitor this steve rudin and i through the evening and if there are other warnings we will get them to you on air. tough night but dry every air tomo

we will see the nfl experiment.gh it has valuable contracts for five to ten years with television networks may look for deals with internet streamers as well. increasingly that's how people want to watch tv. they might as well be watching the same thing for years, football games, in a whole new way on new screens and mobile phones. guys, back to you. >> thank you, brian. we turn to hockey the chicago blackhawks off to a good start in the stanley cup finals and beat the tampa bay lightning, 2-1, in tampa florida. lightning led almost the whole game until chicago scored twice late in the first period. >> the blackhawks won the stanley cup in 2010 and again in 2013. the lightning last won the cup in 2004. game two, saturday night in tampa. >> now, let's talk nba finals. they get under way tonight in oakland california. as lebron james leads the cleveland cavaliers into battle. their sixth nba final for king james as he is known. four with the miami heat. >> the cavaliers will face golden state warriors. and the league'

. >> nfl stars teaming up with wounded warriors. i'm linda hernandez. that story coming up.resident obama: we learn how to make everybody else feel like we matter because his dad taught him that everybody matters. kellye ♪ i don't know which way i'm going, i don't know what i will become ♪ kellye: cold play chris martin among those playing tribute to ballfieldbeau biden today. president obama delivered today's eulogy. president obama: he was a good man. a man of character. a man who loved deeply. and was loved in return. kellye: beau biden served as delaware's attorney general. a thousand mourners paid respects including bill and hillary clinton and current members of cabinet. he was posthumously honored for his service as a captain in the national guard in iraq. the competition fierce as nfl stars and wounded warrior athletes faced off in the third annual comcast sportsnet amputee classic. linda hernandez has the story. linda: an amputee himself, he is inspired by the nfl players and wounded warrior athletes. >> it is cool because they didn't like give up and didn't feel so

why was the nfl such a destination for you? >> it wasn't so much the nfl. wrong. >> few would have expected coleman to wind up here. deaf since childhood, he's only the third hearing impaired player to reach the nfl. at what point did you realize you were different? >> honestly, i never truly realized that i'm different. i just accepted who i am. >> derrick learned to read lips and blossomed as a student and a standout athlete. gaining confidence. >> this is coleman. he's in. >> he won a football scholarship to ucla and began dreaming an improbable dream, joining the nfl. he wasn't drafted but was soon spotted by coach pete carroll who thought the talented fullback was perfect for the seahawks. >> he has taken it head on. he has done nothing but to bring it to light that you can do whatever you want to do. he's been a marvelous example. >> did you feel like you had a disability when you were growing up? >> it wasn't really until i got to junior high and high school when i started realizing it's not a disability. it's an advantage. >> advantage? how? >> i ca

tom brady appealing nfl suspension. he is still claiming he is getting a raw deal from the nfl.er oath. will they believe him this time. we have a lot to cover. let's talk about markets. we have records at least in the nasdaq. it a pierce the russell 2000 as well. there are records today. we are hitting a high note. the question is, as the bells ring, whether we are in bubble territory, melissa. [closing bell ringing] melissa: yeah. stocks as you said in record territory. tech-heavy nasdaq in all-time high. the sharing economy taking off with names like uber raking in billions in funding. more established companies taking a back seat to tech. get this, facebook is worth more than walmart. are there signs of trouble ahead? let's bring in ashley webster on floor of new york stock exchange. jonathan hoenig of capitalist pig hedge fund. a fox news contributor. ashley, to you first, what are traders on the floor saying. >> it is interesting, low volume today which suggests that is not a lot of conviction but as teddy weisberg just said, climbing the wall of

the october match-up is part of the nfl's international series. this game between the buffalo bills and the jaguars will be played in london at 9:30 a.m. eastern time and yahoo said it is a great opportunity for the company. one of the things that is really exciting for us is the global reach here. we think the nfl and football especially the fact this is happening in london will really bring a global audience. so we have that scale of a billion reach and i think that is the opportunity for us. >> and the nfl said there is plenty of consumer and advertiser demand for this type of agreement. terms of the deal were not disclose> big movie theater chains are under investigation by the department of justice. they want to know if regal entertainment, amc and cinemark kept movies out of competing locations. julia boorstin has more. >> as the summer movie season heats up three movie theater chains have received inquiries from the department of justice. a practice calls clearances deals with movie studies with exclusive rights to play particular mories in

the deal gives hyundai the ability to use nfl nfl trademarks in its marketing and big nfl events. >>>e less satisfied he with fast food restaurants, according to a just released survey. established fast food eateries like mcdonald's and burger king and kfc and wendy's got some of the lowest scores in years. pizza chain suffered huge customer dissatisfaction losses. as they compete on price with the expensive ingredients. dung dunkin doughnuts is the only fast food chain to improve on customer satisfaction this year. walmart is accused of making a cake with an isis flag. a man ordered the cake at a louisiana walmart after his request with the confederate flag was rejected. last week, walmart banned the confederate flag from its shelves. walmart said in a statement, an associate did not know what the design meant and made a mistake. we apologize. alison? >> maybe they should stick to happy birthday? jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thank you, jill. >>> in sports, team usa can move into the women's world cup finals with a win tonight. the second ranked americans face the only

a first for the nfl and yahoo!. the league has signed with yahoo! the first three global stream of a live profile ballgame. yahoo! will stream the matchup between the jacksonville jaguars and buffalo bills on over 25 in london. because of the location the game a.m. eastern 9:30 time. a look at the top stories of this hour. coming up in the next half hour, mario draghi says his any plan is working. the latest on his forecast for economic growth in europe. is russia gearing up for a war on the economy? activity thatt shows russia has started the largest military buildup since the cold war, and no one knows about it. the tennis star maria sharapova on the cover. the magazine's new focus on luxury for all. for more on the top story today, the touchdown for yahoo!, the company chosen by the nfl as the partner in an experiment to stream the game internationally in october. this marked another move by yahoo! to woo marketers and in premium content. it is creating winners and losers. the global entertainment and for pwc has done this overarching report on d

. >>> plus, another twist in the cancer battle for the daughter of nfl player still. >>> it's 74 degreesat 5 a 45. it's going to get to the 90s. temperatures and humidity rising. that green blob on your screen is the possibility of severe thunderstorms which will bring the temperatures down. but the storms are coming with it. >>> a south jersey car collision company is showing off the dangers of the heat. check out the vehicle they have moving around mt. laurel burlington county. it shows the air temperature outside was 86 degrees at the time. here's the thing. the temperature inside the parked vehicle with no air conditioning on was 132 degrees. a reminder not to leave people or pets in cars under these conditions. check out these statistics from the national highway traffic safety administration. 636 kids died in hot cars from 1998 to 2014. of those, more than half about 336 children, were forgotten by their caregiver. 186 of those deaths were kids playing in unattended cars and 110 were intentionally left in hot cars. >>> this morning, a pool specialist is investigating concerns at a

. >> apparently we are also somewhat eloquent compared to other nfl fans.ere's a live look at the linc. a "wall street journal" sports columnist analyzed fan comments on the web sites of each nfl team each site was ranked for grammar, punctuation and spelling. listen to this. out of the 32 nfl teams, eagles fans ranked third for proper grammar, punctuation and spelling. a total of 5.2 mistakes for 100 words. lions fans have the most eloquent smack talk with 4.2 mistakes per 100 words. sadly, let's put that in parentheses there, asterisks, the washington redskins fans ranked last with 16.5 mistakes per 100 words. then the stats we care about here the giants finished twelfth, the cowboys finished lucky 13th. >> super bowl is very easy to spell. >> it is. >> hopefully we'll have practice with that this season. i don't know. glenn? >>> i'm always looking at the grammar from the comments for the weather forecast. that makes a big difference. philadelphia is really good on the grammar there, too, when they're cursing me out. okay. we have dry weather that is comi

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shows up at nfl headquarters today.r quarterback is fight to go have his four game suspension overturned. >> this is the date that's been circled. this is all that really matters right now for the patriots. >> all along, the new england patriots and brady have denied donating footballs during the afc championship against the indianapolis colts. >> i didn't, you know, have any, you know, i didn't alter the ball in anyway. >> starting today brady's attorney will argue several point. one, the evidence collected during the league's investigation doesn't show brady violated any nfl rules. two, the punishment is too harsh. three, league executive, troy vincent, doesn't have the authority to hand down the punishment. the players association will argue only commissioner roger goodel has the power to discipline players. >> i have great admiration and respect for tom brady but the rules have to be enforced on an uniform basis and they apply to everybody in the league. >> the patriots fined $1 million, and dock pair of draft picks

quarterback tom brady and nfl commissioner roger goodell.ter believe there was no hugging as the patriots' mvp arrived to nfl headquarters. young fans clamoring for an autograph but brady all business as he went in to appeal his four-game suspension for deflategate. at stake, his legacy as one of the league's biggest stars, the judge and jury the same official who handed down the suspension nfl commissioner roger goodell. >> the most powerful man in all of sports versus the most popular player in all of football. tom brady. those twos men squaring off with their credibility be being called into question and their credibility on the line. >> brady has vowed to clear his name insisting there's no proof he personally broke nfl rules. the sports writers are calling this the super bowl of hearings. the line of scrimmage a conference room inside that building brady, goodell and a lineup of lawyers on both sides. no word when thael we'll hear a final decision. >> the nfl players association is calling for goodell to recuse himself saying there's no

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is it peculiar to the nfl? >> very few teams and other leagues demand paper.be 70% of teams take mobile and most of the leagues are 90 95% of the teams are taking mobile. it's not entirely clear why they want paper. i think, you know, it just depends how much you want the 18 to 35-year-old demo. >> i think you do don't you? >> i think you largely do but maybe some teams want that demo a little less than others so i'm not quite sure why they didn't make the migration. >> not the team owner and maybe some other ones prioritize it more than others and it's not totally clear why you wouldn't make that transition to me and i love that transition personally. but, yeah. >> in the era of wearables and in mobile payments from our phones we don't have the ability to go to a game and just wave your wrist to go in. in germany there is a soccer team that does that. to have your season ticket or whatever your ticket on the phone and plus use that for concessions. >> and they will use clear, as well to use your fingerprint. >> disney world, you use the little wristband with

scoring the rights for the nfl's first live streamed game.ober 25th matchup between the buffalo bills and jacksonville jaguars will be the league's first game only broadcast online. >>> the puck drops on the stanley cup finals tonight. the chicago blackhawks visit the tampa bay lightning. chicago is aiming for a third title in six seasons while tampa bay won theirs in 2004. david? david: the rangers, the rangers. melissa: what can you do? david: iran is piling up more nuclear weapons but that doesn't phase the state department. why spokesman marie harf says, she is totally perplexed anyone is concerned. also, banking on a new face? we'll tell you which top cosmetic brand is fighting to cash in on caitlyn jenner. ♪ if you're taking multiple medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy to

in a statement, the nfl says the amendment paints a distorted picture of the relationship of nfl teamsy. >> i did not know those were paid. i thought it was part of the performance. >> the military does advertise a bit on tv and other places. those matter to them. where the line ends is interesting. >>> game one is in the books. golden state warriors beating the cavaliers in overtime. 108-100. the warriors trailed most of the game but took over in the extra session. they were never threatened. lebron james scored 44 for the cavaliers. game two is sunday. >> and kyrie irving walked off injured. >>> american pharoah is one victory away from the triple crown. could be the first horse in 37 years to capture the triple crown. >> are you putting money on it? >> no. one of the hardest feats in sports. california chrome last year failed in his triple crown bid. the last horse to win was affirmed in 1978. >> a lot has changed. >> a lot has changed in life. >>> yahoo! maps was the hot tech way to get around. more on the changes next. >>> happy friday. i'm christine romans. let's get an early sta