. 1960 there's another leak the fl which will merge with the nfl and become the new nfl.all of this growth and development is really a absolutely parallel to the growth of television in america. if you chart out the number of television sets in america the number of people who had access to television in america and you churro line from 1947 to 1965 and then he took the nfl growth and development from 1947 to 1965 they would run absolutely parallel. that's not an accident. television and football were made for each other. the canadian sociologist media expert marsha mcluhan talked about how baseball was a radio game and put all was a television game and it absolutely is. to the point now if you watch a football game where is the best place to watch and nfl game? on your big-screen tv in your house. the second best seat in the house is -- the third-best seed somewhere else. the fourth best seat at the stadium. the stadium is such a disappointment now because there are periods where nothing is going on. there is commercial time and replay time and timeouts for this and that

and then the nfl. actually, the nba and then the nfl. >> host: how'd you get involved in sports history? >> guest: just one of those -- a lot of interest. i grew up in a home where sports was really important. my father was, my father was involved in sport all of his life. as a kid, he played baseball. he was a pitcher. he could throw a knuckle ball. then he played softball when he started working. and at some point this his career and probably even in his 50s, he changed jobs, and he became a salesman for the wilson company in the twin cities. and when the twins came, the twins became one of his accounts. and so i was shocked when i left college, left home and came back and decided i wanted to go to a sports event, and i had to buy a ticket. i couldn't believe i was buying a ticket to go to a sporting event, because he always had tickets. he had all these connections. i always had second row seats at the old metropolitan stadium for the twins games. it was -- so it was, it was home. he was an umpire o

by 1960 then that afl another league will merge with the nfl to become the the new nfl. and that is parallel in the number of television's the number of people who had access to television in america. 1947 through 65 then the nfl growth and development through 47 and 65 to run absolutely parallel. that isn't an accident. that canadians sociologists philosopher talked about this how baseball radio game and football was a television game. to the point if you watch a football game where is the best place? >> big screen tv in your house stayed the second best seats in the house is in the sports bar. the third best seats is somewhere else for go forth is the stadium. it is sashayed disappointment now. because it was a replay time i once my reply. >> dominating state and local governments. found that the justice department to would come then back off into the sports broadcasting act of 1961 to have the merger in the house judiciary committee. who felt he got the runaround before. they went in to the congress to talk to wrestle and the congressman from louisiana. they go throug

what years did you play in the nfl?>> that is a large number. >> 17 years. >> what technology came through while you were there? >> i was thinking about this. i hope it don't age me. projectors and film and then it went to video. early in my career, it was still projectors. now you can get packages into videos. >> on the ipad. >> yeah. simply. >> the latest thing now is virtual reality. six nfl teams have put virtual reality into their facilities. we got larry fitzgerald and crew to show how they can simulate a game without ever even breaking a sweat. >> bigger, faster, stronger. in my nine years of playing in the nfl, that was always the mantra. the days of throwing around weights have come to an end. sports performance training is evolving at an alarming rate because of technology. >> i was kind of blown away by the technology initially. >> i put it on and it took me two plays. and i was like, this is so cool. >> i think he got me to open up my hips. >> you want the defendant open his hips and not be able to drive on

in the 40-page ruling, judge richard berman said the nfl went too far in their punishment of the nfl mvp and said it was, quote, on several deficiencies. this puts an end -- can the nfl appeal or go back at this? >> they certainly can appeal and try to get an injunction to reinstate the suspension. but absolutely nobody expects them to. they are expected to take their lumps and go home. roger goodell has taken a public beating and humiliation. he has been pantsed before not only the court but the american people and the nfl world. probably go home, wait for the start for the season and hope people forget this ever happened. >> did you think that goodell saw this playing out? they have some of the best attorneys in the world working for the nfl. you go in a game on a sunday, you're going to map out the possibilities of every play from the other side. did they always know without any evidence, without that phone from tom brady, that there was just no way this was going to hold up? >> i think the nfl thought they were going to win this in a slam dunk was they filed to have the case hear

a big loss for commissioner roger goodell and the nfl. a federal judge today tossed out brady's four-game suspension in the deflategate scandal. where does it all go from here? we'll talk about that with sports marketing legend tony ponturo and robert bolin. donald trump showing the republican party he is loyal to the party. the billionaire populist conservative signing a pledge, ruling out a third party or independent run. the move comes after polls make it increasingly clear he is likely to win this nomination. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: donald trump signed the republican national committee loyalty pledge to not run as an independent or third-party candidate and back whoever wins the gop nomination. >> i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party, and the conservative principles for which it stands. >> raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. >> reporter: only trump declined taking such a pledge during the fox debate last month. trump met with t

tom brady beats the nfl. why we won't let go of deflategate and the nasty debates in the '60s. >> freedom breeds inequality. i'll say it a third time. >> twice is enough. >> always to the right and almost always in the wrong. >> did that begin the era of toxic television? i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >>> the media mob filled the lobby of trump tower. cable news channels on high alert because. it became a very familiar sight. the trump show. >> and frankly i felt that the absolute best way to win and to beat the democrats and very easily i think beat the democrats no matter who it may be whether it's hillary or anybody else and i think maybe hillary is going to have a very hard time frankly with what's happening getting to the starting gate. >> joining us now, chief congressional correspondent for "the washington examiner." and matt lewis and we also have a fox news contributor. why would the media treat what would be this as a great breaking news story. >> this isn't just declaration. this is do

the owners don't want the nfl-- it's his job to protect the nfl and promote the nfl, you know, he couldsettled. it was never confirmed that brady came and said let's work out a settlement, but the nfl drew the line in the sand all or nothing. >> he want today play hardball. >> he played hardfall and lost. stuart: i think we'll keep the banner up, brady suspension overturned. keep that one up. i'd like to go to the market. we're now up 128 points, thank you very much indeed. i know more about that than i do about the deflate-gate. we're up 128 points, ladies and gentlemen. we started the session saying maybe we'll get some-- we're trying for a nfl player and-- >> you know, the players' union is going to-- the next contract this is going to have to be dealt with if they deep goodell in place as commissioner. the way it's set up now, goodell is the judge, jury, and when you appeal the decision, he's the appellate court. stuart: whose side is the union on? >> brady's absolutely. stuart: who is opposing brady. >> the nfl, well, commissioner goodell. stuart: okay. acho, i think you're on the

we learned that the nfl or sony tually had a consultant, a consultant to deal with the nfl.it wasn't just e-mails back and forth. >> and with tom brady and deflategate back in the news, we're joined now from montreal. what do these stories, tom brady beating the nfl in federal court, sony softening its concussion movie, tell us about the coverage of pro football. >> let's start with tom brady. we know for a fact that tom brady is the o.j. simpson case of our time. why do i say that? tom brady is not a murderer. >> he didn't kill anybody. >> right. >> at worst he had balls deflated. >> let me finish. the reason i say this is because everybody knows or suspects that he did something wrong. give me a break. he did it. the problem is that the nfl again failed in their investigation just like in the o.j. case they botched it. this was a botched investigation. we know that he allegedly deflated the balls and had a role in it. it was a poor prosecution on their part. the media is afraid of roger goodell and the nfl. so that's why this coverage and that's why sony at the very top in

tom brady beating nfl. on breaking news from the league and judge in a moment here, wow, one week before the season starts to this day. martha? martha: and a woman passes out in front of her young granddaughter and that little girl becoming a hero. >> nine one one, what is the address of your emergency? >> my grandmother is knocked out on the floor in the bathroom. i'm seven years old. >> is she awake? >> i don't know. bill: if you are just joining us here is the headline, what an earth shaker for the league, tom brady and nfl. four-game suspension dating back to "deflategate" last january has been erased. tom brady will not be suspended one week away from the beginning of the nfl season when the patriots host the steelers thursday night. judge richard berman says nfl commissioner roger goodell went too far in the punishment of the super bowl mvp quarterback. brady insisted he played no role in the conspiracy to deflate footballs below allowed limit last january. the judge said the league is wrong and brady

the court's decision to overturn the nfl commissioner should signal to every nfl owner that collective bargaining is better than legal losses. that is from the player's union. everybody had their deflate opinion. everybody tried to brush up on the psi knowledge. tom brady held to one premise, di nothing wrong. patriot owner tom craft said he is a person of the highest integrity. he represents everything great about this game and league. the first response this morning included no words, just this tweet, a simple picture worth more than a thousand words. so now the appeal, the games, the drama continue. for now a victory for brady and the players union. the patriots quarterback will be on the field when the season opens. we will join laura behnke in foxborough where the patriots wrap up the preseason tonight against the giants. we will see what the fans have to say in foxborough. that video of brady getting to the stadium minutes ago. >> bad blood between the patriots and-- >> ugly, ugly. >> nobody wins. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about. shannon sohn is in newscopter 7 with a

the film portrays the nfl as determined to cover up his findings.all know more about this issue, the nfl said, than we did ten or 20 years ago. but on the same day the new york times cited e-mails made public from the sony hacking scandal, indicating the nfl tried to soften aspects of the film. >> that wouldn't surprise me, they have down played the concussion situation for such a long time. if the nfl did have a way of alternating the film or altering it in any way, of course they are going to try soften it. >> one august 2014 e-mail from senior studio executive dwight kanes says, we'll develop messaging with the help of an nfl consultant to ensure we are telling a dramatic story and not kicking the hornet's fles horne, unquote. >>> it should be noted sony pictures has no formal business relationships with the nfl. the idea of lifelong brain impairment has led players of their prime to give up the sport. and fighting the notion that cte is real has cost the league plls in legal fees. delamaleur is one of hundreds of players awarded a judgment by a

kerry: the nfl has already appealed the decision. russ will have much more on this coming up later in sports. >>> kentucky county clerk kim davis won't be backing down. a federal judge sent her to jail today for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses and defying a supreme court order. davis says issuing those licenses would violate her religious beliefs. demonstrators on both sides spoke out. >> i believe any belief should be respected like that. if anybody has a conviction over it, they shouldn't have to do it. >> it doesn't matter what people believe, what their faith is, what they think, this is the law. we have to follow the law. >> if you can't do your job, resign. resign. kerry: the judge says davis can be released once she complies with the order. her deputies have agreed to issue the licenses. >> i have signed the pledge. kerry: donald trump has made a public promise by signing the gop loyalty pledge, promising not to run as a third party candidate. this also means the billionaire businessman must endorse the republican

>>and the nfl's first female coach. she tells us how she got some of the toughest guys to listen. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> a massive search is under way across northern illinois. residents in the fox lake area, if you see anything spishls, dial 911 imatmediely. >> the manhunt for three suspected cop killers. >> lieutenant gliniewicz was fatally shot. >> a county clerk has been ordered to appear in federal court. >>> after signs of weaknesses in china's economy. the worst performance inix s years. >> what does that mean? we may be there, may have been there, we may still have to find it. >> new social media attacks in the feud between donald trump and jeb bush. >> look at his record of what he believes and supports deatmocrs. >> things are looking so bleak for jeb bush he's changing his logo from this to this. >> the first court hearing in the freddie gray case, six officers tg akinulassatro fm second degree assault to second-degree murder. >> johnny

. >>> the nfl's first female coach. she tells us how she got some of the toughest guys to listen. >>> we begin with today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> the search continues for them. that's why we are saturating the area. residents need to keep a watchful eye and report any suspicious activity. >> the manhunt for three suspected cop killers. >> lieutenant gliniewicz was found fatally shot after reporting he was chasing suspects. >>> a court official is refusing to grant same-sex marriage licenses. >>> yesterday the dow plunging of 496 points after new signs of weaknesses in china. >> what does that mean, find the bottom? we may have been there. may have already been there. may still have to fuind it. >>> look at his record of what he believes. he supports democrats. >> things are looking so bleak for jeb bush he's changing his lego from this to this. >> tensions high as protesters gather outside a baltimore courthouse for the first of what could be many pretrial hearings. >>> one of pro wrestling's stars

if you were to pick one person who is the face of the nfl it's tom brady, right? guy is a superstar, model handsome, married to a model. five-time super bowl winner. this guy is everything. four, five times? >> yeah. also let's not forget white as the driven snow in a majority black league that they are selling to a majority white audience. the thing about tom brady is he's like dorian gray. somewhere there is a picture of a decaying soul but he gets more handsome every today. >> why pick this fight? >> that's the thing. >> why this fight? >> it makes sense. if you understand it, less of a battle between labor and the nfl ownership and more as a battle in between owners. the new england patriots were one of the lowest valued franchises in the national football league. today they are second only to the dallas cowboys. there are a lot of nfl owners who feel robert kraft and the patriots have gotten rich by skirting the rules whether it was spygate, fudging injury reports, bill belichick and all the various machinations other owners feel he does. a lot of owners feel

the whole ray rice issue was a microcosm of what's wrong with the nfl.are completely disconnected from the consequences of this sport they are engaged in. they are socializing young men into a culture of violence. is it at all surprising that you see the kind of corollary social damage surrounding players that we see? not at all surprising. they are off on this 19th century trajectory. it is fundamentally out of touch with the rest of us. emily: your friend and podcast partner bill simmons called be commissioner of the nfl a liar. espn suspended him. was that the right decision? malcolm: it was totally the wrong decision. if a sports columnist in a podcast can't exercise free speech, calling him a liar is not like it came out of nowhere. one reasonable conclusion from the whole ray rice saga is that the commissioner of the nfl knew about the existence of the videotape and was lying about it. i'm not saying that is what he did but it's a reasonable conclusion. i thought that in the course of expressing their opinions, sports columnists are allowed to draw

the nfl used during the investigation. the judge outlined every level of overreach by the nfl commission roger goodell for lack of evidence to lack of notice to the fact the commissioner appointed himself the original appeals officer. this is a reward. he has been legal counsel in a number of high-profile sports case. >> it is a black eye for the nfl and i say that because this is a case where the commissioner spoke and a judge said you were wrong. big win for the players association. they have laid the foundation for similar types of proceedings in federal court. >> the patriots play tonight against the giants. >>> the jets are hosting the eags at metlife stadium and that's where we go right now. joining us the man who will be patrolling the sidelines for the broadcast, our man, otis livingston. o. >> reporter: all right, steve. it is the fourth and final preseason game for the jets as they host the philadelphia eagles. plenty of intrigue and plenty on the line for a lot of these guys behind me who will be making a final

if you will, by the nfl.to try to appeal this ruling. we don't know some details of the ruling yet, whether this is a rulings that effective immediately, whether the nfl is going to ask for a stay of the ruling which could keep the suspension in effect. there are still some things we don't know. but i think it's quite likely at this point we'll see tom brady on the field for opening night a week from tonight. >> that would be something that looks probable now. but the fact is, you never know how the nfl is going to react, they're taking this very seriously. what does this mean for other players, josh? >> well, if tom brady is back, that means a more formidable new england patriots and worse for players on other teams. but i think it's interesting what rob said. it's reminiscent of what happened with ray rice. an investigation that was said not to be long enough. there's been a disconnect between what the public is demanding from the nfl in terms of accountability and in terms of dealing with problems of trust

my second season in the nfl, we set the nfl record for most consecutive losses. so i got to experience that. and then they mention getting cut, which is nfl for fired. so my mom got to see me get fired across the screen, espn, have to go home and tell your wife that. and then i was fortunate enough to get signed by the tampa bay buccaneers the next day and experience a super bowl with them. so kind of got to see the lows d the highs. and i think that sense of resiliency and that commitment to pressing forward, man, you need that in business. and we certainly experienced that and kind of benefited from some of those lessons with movement mortgages. >> let's talk about movement mortgage. you had tough talk for people you thought were doing irresponsible lending. what do you do differently? >> clearly the time in 2007-2008, the mortgage industry was broken. the whole financial services industry was broken. and we looked at that as a real opportunity to bring a solution to the marketplace. fundamentally, the united states is going to continue to support the value of

dark side of nfl head trauma, did they bend the nfl when writing the movie? and a fat shaming video goes viral after america's political correct people and a group petitioned to rename the ronald reagan airport. find out who they want to change it to. this will shock you. i'm glad you're here. i'm kennedy . lisa: so hillary's algorithm went to the voters, let's talk to our panel. the daily beast washington bureau chief. handsome as ever and so is mike baker, like a male model contest of smart people. and covert of operations and i don't even know what that is, and andy, he with the dreamy blue eyes and the song in his heart, welcome to all. >> hi, there. lisa: i'm not a girthist. [laughter] by any step of imagination, we'll get to that. andy, i want to start with you. how is hillary's candidacy like the "fantastic four"? >> they keep rebooting them and they're always bad. every four years you get a "fantastic four" every four years or eight years you get a hillary campaign and they're bad. this is -- we've reached the level of parody now that there will be ef

the nfl owners. we know what kraft thinks.other owners have come out in recent weeks specifically in support of roger goodell. the houston owner came out two days ago against tom brady and for goodell. none of these owners will be happy they lost the court case. the league clearly has egg on its face. and many of them may turn around and blame roger goodell now, but really we have to remember when having these discussions, what the rest of us think, no matter how much bad press he gets, it doesn't matter. it doesn't indicate he's on the verge of being fired. there are only 32 people whose opinion matters. we know one of them is not happy, but right now the other 31, none of them have come out against roger goodell. so until we see a little bit more of a crack in that group, there's no way we could sit here and say roger goodell is in trouble. we can say roger goodell doesn't look good right now to the american public, and i think that trust issue you bring up from the ray rice issue will continue now that we've seen all of thi

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david: nobody has the reach of nfl. kind of surprised his image didn't suffer. if your image suffers in nfl you get fewer endorsements and a lot less money. his image seems fine. am i wrong? >> i think there has been a tarnishing of his image but let me say this. last year at the worst point i ever seen which was antipathy towards the leagues over ray rice, how did fans get rid of total anger to the nfl? they went to nfl games and they watched them on television. this is a dominant sport in terms of culture and entertainment. 45 million people a week play fantasy football. when i started each team realized two million dollars as their share of the national tv contract. that was back in the mid '70s. they just cash ad check for $226 million. david: wow. >> per team, per season. this is a bonanza that shows no signs of abating. david: unbelievable. dan, could it be that at the end, of this "deflategate" thing both tom brady and roger goodell are winners because the nfl is making a lot of money through roger goodell's work

but the nfl appealing to protect the integrity of the game.eal won't stop him from playing in their first regular season game right here this time next week. ryan smith, abc news, foxborough, massachusetts. >> and you were very bold. you put brady in your fantasy football picks. >> yeah. because even at the worst, he would still be able to play the other 12 games even if the suspension was upheld. he's so valuable, it would still have been worth it. this is fantasy football talk now. it's a big deal. it changes everything. vegas thought so. the odds changed. >> and also the spread for next thursday's game. they have the patriots 2 1/2 point favorite. now the decision that came down, the spread is up seven points. >> that's right. >> that's a lot of points in the nfl. >> a huge difference because he makes such a big difference. somehow, the nfl even though they bungled yet another investigation, they somehow came out on top again because they looked like they stood their ground and at the same time, even though it was overturned now they get to

the nfl can appeal the overruling. that process could take months and a decision might not come down until after the current season is long over. greg: this is just the latest, they were overturned, roger goodell has a perfect record. hasn't had any wins, all losses. david lee miller, thanks. >> they both lead rogue nations and the controversial iran and the deal could find kim jong un and the ayatollah teaming up. why iran and north korea may be a match made in nuclear-digit king cobra on the loose. where it was last seen and what he should do if you spot it. >> an 8 foot long king cobra, still has venom in it so it is a dangerous snake. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right feel free to be yourself all day.... just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger

and boos for nfl commissioner roger goodell. the two arriving separately for last minute settlement talks that ended without a compromise. it is now up to the judge to settle their differences over deflated footballs. >> we want to thank the court. we tried our best to reach a settlement which we did not reach. but i think it for us it reinforces the desire and need for an independent arbitrator. in these matters of personal conduct. >> reporter: the nfl players union wants brady's four-game suspension thrown out. the league is arguing it acted appropriately in upholding his punishment. back in may, brady was fined and suspended after the nfl concluded brady was generally aware that two patriots employees had conspired to deflate footballs before the afc championship game. allegations brady has denied and continues to fight. >> the nfl has gone into this with an advantage. i think they still have the advantage, settlement talks went nowhere. i think you have to give a little more favoritism to the judge ruling for the league, bu

not dandruff introducing our 2015 nfl line up. get your favorite team's jim: we're back with two minutes remaining. phil: if i was kansas city on the defensive side i would not blitz. i would play safe, make him throw short and put the pressure on your pass rushers to find a way to get to peyton manning. jim: second and 10. manning. down the field. what a catch. it's thomas. pretty tight coverage but the pass was perfect. fleming on the coverage. thomas grabs it. phil: listen, you have one of the biggest, strongest receivers in the nfl. throws it behind hum. go up and snatch that football out of the air. nice throw by peyton manning. jim: now at the chiefs' 42. got time. he's got anderson for very little. wrapped up by derrick johnson. phil: that's exactly what you wanted to do. stay back, make him throw it. they collapsed the pocket a little bit and johnson comes up and makes the tackle. don't let them get the extra jim: and you don't take your last remaining time-out here. broncos second and 8. guns it. was there contact? yeah,

not dandruff introducing our 2015 nfl line up. get your favorite team's bud light can for game day. ♪ jim: we're back with two minutes remaining. phil: if i was kansas city on the defensive side i would not blitz. i would play safe, make him throw short and put the pressure on your pass rushers to find a way to get to peyton manning. jim: second and 10. manning. down the field. what a catch. it's thomas. pretty tight coverage but the pass was perfect. fleming on the coverage. thomas grabs it. phil: listen, you have one of the biggest, strongest receivers in the nfl. throws it behind hum. go up and snatch that football out of the air. nice throw by peyton manning. jim: now at the chiefs' 42. got time. he's got anderson for very little. wrapped up by derrick johnson. phil: that's exactly what you wanted to do. stay back, make him throw it. they collapsed the pocket a little bit and johnson comes up and makes the tackle. don't let them get the extra yards after the catch. jim: and you don't take your last remaining time-out here. bro

the nfl and players have entered an agreement.at and one of the terms vested total power in the commissioner to sanction and penalize the players. they gave him the right. if they did not want do that, they should not have done that term. he has that right. he exercised that right and absent of claim to undo the contract and to resend the agreement. the nfl, the players agree to these terms. the courts have no ability or authority to step in here. judge berman was wrong. the second circuit on appeal will reverse the judge. that's what is going to happen. >> is this going go to the supreme court. this seems to be that all of this is a great way for the football fames to get through the off season which they have done. they have had nothing but tweeting to do on this. now this is over and they can get on with the real game. is that going to change the law? >> that's exactly right. what the judge did was to knock off the nfl commissioner from any silliness. new want to talk about a collective bargaining agreement in events, you ident

the nfl appealed that and won. and now the nfl has to decide if they want to appeal the ruling or take this defeat, if you will. >> yeah, they may be at this stage of the game, like, we have gone after the player of the league long enough, we can't win. and it sounds as though the ted wells report not as impartial. >> at least the judge thought so. and what does this do for player accountability going forward? >> reporter: well, the cba still that has power and the commissioner has the power to make any ruling he wants. i think they're going to take a little bit more time in levying penalties against play freers now on. >> thank you. >>> now to a -- players from now on. >> thank you. >>> and now a drunk driver leading officers through two towns. we have muggy side information. -- we have new information. >> reporter: the suspect tried to outsmart police, leaving a trail of destruction behind him but the fun the law end -- but his run if the law ended right here. now he is in police custody after a overnight chase s

this is a really embarrassing moment for the nfl. it does open up the door for them to look at others and go after the nfl on the same merritt. >> drew, the elements of this particular case aside. do you think the outcome and what it does to the reputation to the nfl will be in any sense a chilling effect? they would be less likely to go after future instances because they fear something like this would end up being overturned anyway? >> i think the effect it will have is that before they suspend a player or fine a player, they are going to have to make sure it is consistent with other cases and that it is fair and that it is based on precedent. that's the way this should be handed down. they totally went on a new tangent here by suspending brady. there had never been any previous cases where a player got suspended for an equipment violation or footballs being altered. it is not the first time. not only that. they hammered the patriots. they took away a first round pick. they fine them $1 million. it was the most unprecedented discip

host: let's talk about tom brady and the nfl and i want to share with nfl commissioner said followinguling which allowed top brady to play last thursday. he said -- "we are grateful to judge for curing this matter but respectfully disagree with today's decision. we will appeal today's ruling in order to uphold the collectively bargained responsibility to protect the integrity of the game. the commissioners spots ability competitivee fairness of our game is a paramount principle and the leak and are 32 clubs will continue to pursue a path to that end. while the legal base of this process continues, we look for to focusing operable and opening of the regular season." guest: i think the commissioner thinks he will win on appeal which he might because it is rare when a federal judge overturns an arbitrator decision. the problem in this case, unlike other sports leagues, was a commissioner acting as the final arbitrator. in other sports leagues, they are independent, so the commissioner used his power to act as the final arbitrator to roll of the brady case and i think the federal judge di

the nfl season starts. right now, tom brady would be the start he for the patriots against the steelers. the nfl says it is appealing this thing. is this going to be resolved once and for all before the opener a week from tonight? >> there is no way this will be resolved. the nfl has taken no steps to try to get the suspension imposed, pending the appeal. i don't think this will be resolved until after the season. maybe not even until at some point during 2016 season. the appeals courts tend on move at their own speed and i don't believe this case will move more quickly than any other. i don't look for tom brady to miss a single game during the regular season or the most season. >> if this continues, will there be some kind of allowance if you get into the middle of the season or late into the season where both parties would agree, let's put this off to the offseason? so we're not talking about playoff suspensions or something like that. >> i think what will happen is, there will be a schedule produced by t

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the nfl will appeal the decision, of course, and there is a possibility if the nfl wins on appeal, brady will be serving his suspension later in the year. later in sports we'll find it out what this ruling means for the league moving forward. >> all right, steve, thanks so much. >>> in campaign 2016 news donald trump says he'll stay loyal to republicans even if he does not become the nominee. the gop front runner threatened to run as an independent but today signed a party pledge vowing to stay faithful. >> the best way for the republicans to win is if i win the nomination and go directly against whoever they lap to put up and for that reason -- happen to put up and for that reason i have signed the pledge. >> the other republican k.s say they'll also support the nominee -- candidates say they'll also support the nominee including jeb bush. >> his pessimistic view is let's close the borders, create tariffs also based on negativity. >> according to a new monmouth university poll, trump has 30% support nationally, up four points from where the first debate. >>> there -- before the first >>

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tonight, nfl season kicks off here on nbc bay area. the new england patriots taking on the pittsburgh steelers. >> the new york jets, maybe this year. it comes after an off-season of off the field controversy. jay gray is outside gillette stadium with a closer look. >> intercepted at the goal line. >> they left the field last season as champions. >> a lot of sunshine right now in fox borough and all over new england. >> reporter: tonight the patriots and their fans will celebrate, a fourth super bowl banner insigh gillette stadium. >> pandemonium. it always is, but i think tomorrow will be a special day, you know. start of the season. >> but still not the end of controversy and court battles that have plagued the patriots and the nfl this off-season. deflategate and nfl commissioner roger goodell's four-game suspension followed by brady's legal challenges, and a judge throwing out the suspension. >> obviously it's been a long seven months for everybody. >> reporter: the legal battle will last even longer. and tonight for the first time