films or any another nfl business s. the. is there any indication? we know the nfl is monitoring the developments, but is there any indication what they will do if he is arrested? >> reporter: right so that is the statement that we've got from the nfl. i'm assuming they're going to have to wait until this case is adjudicated before they will make a decision. but those reports are still coming in. this is a bombshell that happened yesterday so it's still right now this case is still unfolding. so we'll have to wait and see. >> so, jonathan, jupiter's police chief says the alleged

that's another topic for the nfl.it's a tough game. nearly 34% dp in concussions. hopefully it will continue going in that direction. >> how do they do that. >> well, a combination of things. principally officiating. roger goodell probably gets a real bad rap because they call him the sheriff trying to clean up the game. that's a good thing. the players recognize that because when you see they are no longer playing on the field but walking around showing the wounds sustained in their games they need to be protect from themselves. number two, guess who is going to make the decision whether or not there's a pipeline of the players coming up to play, mothers like you. if the mother deems the game to be unsafe, you're not together to awe how your newborn son to play football. at the lower levels what the coaches are doing they're teaching what's called head's up football and need to start at that level instead of ranking with the crown of your head you have to get your head up and play around. the game can be played tough

there it was the nfl.nd it was basically the owners of the nfl trying to decide whether to fire roger goodell or not. and mueller, if there was a shred of evidence that roger goodell had known about that video or the headquarters office in new york had known about that video, i think goodell would have been gone. >> howard, let me ask -- >> he didn't find any. >> from you looking at it that is fascinating on a night when bill barr is signaling, hey, mueller won't finish next week. take that for what you will. during this we saw that mueller had meetings but, quote, would not share his final findings with the nfl before completing his report. >> right. >> because of his pledge of independence. how do you apply that to what bill barr may or may not know about everything mueller plans to do? >> i'm not sure that bill barr knows everything yet. i think the question of who the client is. in this case, technically the client is the department of justice and the client is bill barr as attorney general. and the qu

nfl commissioner roger goodell denies the nfl is colluding to keep him out of the league.s kaepernick is not in the nfl because no team thought he could help them. >> i think if a team decides that colin kaepernick or any other player can help their team win, that's what they'll do. they want to win and they make those decisions individually in the best interests of their club. >> avery freeman, civil rights attorney and law professor and richard herman criminal defense attorney and law professor with me now. good to see you both. richard, you first, do you buy goodell's argument that if nfl teams thought kaepernick could, you know, play, help them win, then he would be in the nfl right now. >> when it comes time to the super bowl, that's the time when the commissioner has to do these press conferences and deal with some of the issues including the biggest issue that the saints got robbed, but other than that -- >> let that one go -- >> -- and we're going to go forever on that. we're going to go forever on that. listen there is a collusion -- that's an interesting word, co

the nfl is a serious of franchises that are ruled by the nfl itself.verything that controls the conduct between the parties is contained in those franchise agreements. so could he be subjected to nfl discipline? absolutely. it could be suspension from a number of games. we know that roger goodell and kraft have a strained relationship at times. that could be a factor as well. but if the nfl decides to take action against robert kraft, it's not the kind of thing robert kraft is entitled to due process the way he would be in the courts. everything is guided by the agreement between those parties. >> the league has come under some pretty intense criticism when it comes to how it's handled charges against players in the past. whether those charges are related to criminal or domestic violence, substance abuse. a lot of folks wanting to see if the league is going to treat robert kraft in the same way as the league has treated some of its players. >> the league has been under scrutiny, not just for how it disciplines its players, but sometimes coaches and eve

jillian: 100 years of nfl.mercials that everybody is talking about is one that the nfl actually aired for the nfl itself celebrating 100 years of the nfl, watch this. >> to make you say, oh, boy. ♪ ♪ carley: okay, when that commercial aired i think there were like 3 points, so far scores, everybody was saying this was way more exciting than anything that happened in the game, brian loves it. 100 years of football commercial is the best football action i have watched in the last 90 minutes. jason also chiming in calling the best commercial so far. i think it was my favorite commercial of the whole super bowl as well. jillian: it was pretty good, i liked it. rob: thanks so much. 44 minutes after the hour, it's an ad that you didn't see during the super bowl, 9 line apparel taking a swipe at nfl kneelers asking americans to just stand. army and veteran of the company tells why his commercial was kept off the air, that's coming up next. jillian: first let's check in with brian kilmeade live from atlanta. i bet you

i think the nfl is a great product but i really think that as far as, well i've heard nfl players sayrsation with the president about football at 3:30 earn, 12:30 specific as we get closer to kick off. we'll get the president's spots on north korea, the russian investigation and china in our next half hour. that's cleaner and better. not super bowl related, we hope you'll join us tuesday night for our cbs news coverage of the president's annual state of the union address. that's at 9:00 p.m. eastern. here on cbs. we'll be back with more from atlanta. >> we'll be right back with a lot more face the nation including president trump on north korea, china and the russia investigation, plus our own james brown and a panel of sports reporters looking ahead to tonight's big super bowl. stay with us. >> welcome back to face the nation from the sight of super bowl 53 here in atlanta. we continue our conversation with president trouble which took place friday just before he was wheels up for his home in palm beach, florida. what surprised you about some of questions that robert mueller asked yo

controversy in the nfl that had the players >>> next tonight, the kneeling controversy in the nfl thathe players and the country divided. noanw therhesky has the details. >> reporter: tonight after three years of public outcry over a polarizing silent protest, closure for colin kaepernick who filed a grievance against the nfl claiming league owners colluded to keep him off the field. now that case ending in a settlement. on twitter kaepernick's attorney writing, the resolution of this matter is subject to a confidentiality agreement so there will be no further comment by any party. on kaepernick's social media, the former 49er quarterback only reposting his attorney's statement. the nfl also reaching an undisclosed settlement with former teammate eric reid, who knelt alongside kaepernick during his protest against police brutality, reid blaming the nfl for going unsigned for a period of time before rejoining the league. >> believe in something. >> reporter: despite kaepernick's rising influence, legal experts say his case was likely tough to prove. for it's up to the player to provide

those days are done. >> peter: can the nfl fire an owner. >> dave: no, the nfl can't fire an owner, they can force them out if the owner b acts in a way that is seen as not being in the best interest of the league. and that's true of all the sports lesion. you talk about donald sterling saying racist things about magic johnson, the nba forced him out because it so embarrassing to him. he was forced to sell his club for $2.5 billion, to be forced out in such a kind way. but that's really the only way to have an owner leave, if they do something so incredibly embarrassing, just being a franchise owner is not enough to get you out of the league. if anybody would qualify, those, it would be doin' snyder. >> peter: laura ingram had comments about basketball players and their political actions. >> laura ingram: if they ask ljames and fellow nba stars ken durant about what she descrieks as trump's racist comments. >>sa i feel like our team as a country is not ran by a great coach. it's not even a surprise when he says something. it's like laughable. it's like -- >> it's laughable -- but it's sc

films, nfl network, or any other nfl business. you know, it is a pretty broad spectrum that we're talking about here, open to interpretation, and really, with the commissioner, roger goodell, serving as judge and jury in many respects, and we've seen how he has handled different situations involving players specifically. if he's convicted here, and it is only a misdemeanor charge, but it could be part of a much wider scheme of human trafficking, which sounds, that has the potential to be awful, i mean should roger goodell step up and say that robert kraft has to separate himself from the league and the patriots and sell the team? >> i'llen honest, i don't think that is going to happen. but as far as the conduct policy, if i'm not mistaken, it is either official policy, or it is kind of an unwritten rule in the nfl that the owners are held to a higher, are supposed to be held to a higher standard and they're supposed to be receive harsher punishments than players. and the maximum that i think that an nfl owner can be fined is $500,

for the nfl, that is a stop in a make it. for cap, that is a nice amount. >> reporter: he believes the lee did not have a much of a case. the loggers would've had access to emails and otherwise communications. >> for them, it is let's get this out of the way. let's get him off the books. let's not have to talk about him anymore. >> reporter: colin kaepernick and eric reid to attention after kaepernick begin kneeling during the national anthem is a form of protest for social justice. reid with the first to join. it was praised by some and condemned by others. competent was featured in a nike ad. reid was assigned to the carolina panthers. cabinet is a free agent. if the amount of the >> great for kaepernick in the nfl. hopefully everyone can be won the football. >> reporter: we do want to stress the amount of payout has not been confirmed officially. it is confidential. in a joint statement from kaepernick's lawyers in the nfl, they say the parties have decided to resolve the grievances. there will be no further comment by any

>> the nfl cannot fire an owner.hat they can do is force them out if the owner acts in a way that is seen as not being in the best interests of the league. think about donald sterling, say racist things about magic johnson and that being an embarrassment to the nba, they forced him out. you can put the word forced quote, so the club for 21/$2 million and we should all be so lucky to be forced out in such a kind way. that is the way to have an owner leave if they do something so incredible embarrassing, being a terrible franchise owner is not enough to get you out of the league although if anybody would qualify it would be dan snyder. >> host: laura ingraham commented about basketball players and their political activism. >> fellow nba star kevin durant about what she described as trump's racist comments? >> the country, not run by a great coach, not a surprise when he said something, not a surprise -- >> it is also scary -- >> shouldn't be numb to your behavior. >> i'm numb to this commentary like must they run their

many nfl draft reports have murray projected going in the first round. if that's the case, he would be the first athlete in history to be a first round selection in two sports. (grant) coming up... (grant) coming up... a major crackdown on health supplements. the new report that reveals if the vitamins you are taking are actually doing something for your health. (catherine) also -- toys r us wants to make a comeback. details on how the stores might be revived. ne) toys "r" us wants to be the next comeback story. the toy company liquidated its business last year -- unable to emerge from bankruptcy after a disappointing 2017 christmas season. the company's former creditors are now running the business under the name "tru kids brands." more than 7-hundred american toys "r" us stores closed last spring. but the company kept 9-hundred stores open in europe, asia and india. the new owners say they're considering plans for the u-s market, including brick- and-mortar stores and online sales. it's unclear when a re-launch would happen. (grant) still ahead... sena

awesome. >>> welcome back the nfl combine is now under way. it's not just speed, strength and agility. we have a look at the iq test that players are facing. >>ed wonderlic test has been a staple since the 197 ons there's also the 7-year-old aiq test that more and more teams are using. i decided to take both to see how i would fare that was wrong the math, vocabulary and logic and had visual puzzles. >> only the, adults average 21. >> i ended territory of some top quarterbacks while this is one indicator teams look at, the best players don't always have the best scores. >> it's really tough it's a speeded test, so a lot of what we're measuring there is processing speed you can tell is really important in any sort of athletic role. >> it goes way beyond football the wunderlich test used by fortune 500 companies to assess possible new hires wunderlich's core business far exceeds what it does for sports. >> the shapes will flash at different times in random order, so stay hear the. >> the iq is specifically for athletes no math and vocabulary it'

reid have engaged in an ongoing dialogue with representatives of the nfl. as a result of those discussions, the parties have decided to resolve the pending grievances. the resolution of this matter is subject to a confidentiality agreement so there will be no further comment by any party."....> kaepernick's lawyer tweeted an identical statement.......> kaepernick and reid filed collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina......> now the question remains....what does this do for kaps future....>on monday, reid signed a three-year contract worth more than $22 million with the panthers.....> .. (grant) (grant) (grant) (grant) next at 5:30... president trump declares a national emergency to get money for his border wall.. and today governor gavin newsom says he's prepared to take the president to court. we'll have (vicki) and after the break.. . we continue ou

what did you think of the nfl doing their own commercial?>> this was a great reminder of the reason why we all of this game and it was good to see all the players in action again. it was super fun. and it was an amazing feat to pull off.>> i liked the layers because if you stopped the video you could see players all over the place from old and new. it took a lot of time to prepare that. do think that because of what has been happening that they wanted to put more effort into that?>> for sure. they did such a great job on this. >> the next one i want to talk about is the commercial where the couple is looking to purchase the car and they get into an elevator and all these awful places to stop. that was really funny. but my question to you as an advertising expert, will that h? >> if i'm going to purchase a car, i will definitely remember that spot. and it was a great insight and there is nothing worse than bua car. >> that was right near the beginning and people were laughing. >> i want to talk about the bud light corn syrup commercials. bud

his team is the crown jewel of the nfl. and for him to be wrapped up in something as sorted as this is really shocking and is really a black eye for him and his team and the nfl, of course. >> reporter: kraft's reach stretches far behind the confines the of the gillette stadium. he owns a soccer team and has given millions to charities. president trump today weighing in about his friends, who frequents mar-a-lago. >> i was very surprised to see it. he's proclaimed his innocence totally. >> reporter: kraft's charges could bring serious punishment from the nfl because of the league's personal conduct policy. in 2014 the league suspended colts owner jim irsay for six games and fined him half a million dollars after pleading guilty to dwi. >> it will be hard for him to recover from this one attest loo in the public eye. >> reporter: the beloved owner virtually royalty in austin. >> he's not a good man. he's a great man. >> on the charges alone here, do you think he should step down? >> absolutely not. >> i still appreciate the

in nfl years, it is pretty similar.y person in america older than tom brady is betty white who we all agree is ageless. >> you play like betty white out there. >> oh, that tom brady is a sneaky devil. >> reporter: people around football have been saying the guy is not that good since the year 2000s. the year he was drafted, drafted in the sixth round and pick number 199. in the nfl, those picks are reserved for guys that may turn into something. projects, maybe? brady entered the nfl the same year n' sync had one of their biggest hits. when brady showed up in boston, he told robert kraft that drafting him was the best decision the team ever made. in his second year in league, he won his first super bowl. he's taken the pats to the big game nine times and he won it five times. he collects division titles, 16 of them like they're pokemon cards. a lot of football fans hate tom brady. they say the pats' success is more about the coach or other players. when brady was suspended in four games of deflate gate a couple of seaso

here's what the average nfl player makes in a season . . . the big stars gets big money and attention. brady's average annual salary is $15 million, while donald's tops $22 million, factor in bonuses as well as ad deals and each earned more than $29 million in the past year.. the minimum annual salary for a rookie active roster player with a one-year contract is $480,000. the average career length is less than three years, meaning most players never advance beyond the lower rungs of that payment ladder. when you factor in all the players earning these minimum salaries, along with the payouts of a team's golden boy, you'll find that the average nfl salary was only about $2.7 million. that's less than three-quarters of the average $4 million earnings of a major league baseball player and less than half the typical wage of nba players, who earn about $7.1 million on average. fortnite marshmello concert was epic hit . . .epic games just held a massive digital concert. the in-game live event featdred popular edm musician marshmellow performing a c

nfl host james brown will take the place of my trophy.e'll be here to talk about the latest surrounding the game on the field. i'm going to hang out here. i think i have to shine him up. don't let them see the fingerprints. we'll see you a little bit later in the show. >> again, again she bests us -- once again. >> it will be great to see j.b., who is a prize himself. >>> we begin with growing calls for the resignation of virginia governor ralph northam. friday two racially insensitive year book entries from his college and medical school days surfaced. one includes a picture the governor admits he is in, it's a person in blackface, joined by a person wearing a kkk robe. the other lists a racial slur as one of northam's college nicknames. now politicians from both parties including some newly minted presidential candidates want to see northam step aside. kenneth craig is here with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. since the yearbook entries surfaced, northam, a democrat elected in 2017, has issued two apologies.

from cal...to the top overall pick in the nfl draft.he face of the franchise for the rams. we caught up with goff's high school coach, mazi moayed, who told kron 4 of the time he found out goff received an offer from the university of alabama. "alabama ended up calling. and we're about to play in the section finals against a talented el cerrito team at the time. so i came to practice and i didn't want to be a distraction or distract him and coach nesmyer called. he was the offensive coordinator there at the time. i said hey, you won;t believe who called today... haha... you know. i tried to sort of hold a stright face and tell him, and he was throwing passes, warming up. and i tell hiom 'bama called, and he could tell that the tone was a little different. he's about to throw a passed and he stopeed and said, shut up... hahaha." ( marty ) about a dozen people in georgia are accusing a prominent businessman of taking off with nearly one million dollars in a months long super bowl and business scam. the man's mother is even ac

he's ready to play in the nfl right now.nn just last night and said now that kaepernick's collusion grievance has been settled with the nfl he predicts kaepernick will be signed by a team any day now. >> i think you're going to see -- i'll make the bold prediction. you can save the tape. i think you're going to see in the next two weeks someone is going to step up. besides the panthers, it would not surprise me if bob kraft makes a move. that would not surprise me. and it would not surprise me if his former coach -- i'll test your knowledge -- also makes a move. >> geragos possibly referring to former patriots coach pete carol who now coaches the seattle seahawks. that would leave the panthers, patriots and sea hawks as possible destinations for kaepernick according to geragos. we'll wait and see if that ends up happening. lebron james has never shied away from speaking out on social issues. yesterday when speaking with the media lebron said he was thrilled to learn the news that kaepernick had settled his collusion case wit

i think the nfl is a great product, but i really think that as far as my son -- well, i've heard nfl players saying they wouldn't let their sons play football. so it's not totally unique. but i would have a hard time with it. >> a u.s. based oil company is caught in the middle of the venezuelan crisis and its ownership could help determine the country's future. we'll have the imact on when we come back. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> welcome back to the "cnn newsroom." i'm cyril vanier. >> i'm natalie allen, the headlines this hour for you. u.s. president trump tells cbs news even though he wants troops out of iraq, he's going to keep some there to keep an eye eye on iran. mr. trump

for the nfl that is a drop in the bucket. fortran 26 that is a nice amount that he can retire on. >> reporter: he believes a settlement indicates the league didn't have that strong a case and moving forward the players lawyers would have had access to nfl emails and otherwise confidential communications. >> for them it is let's get this out of the way, let's get him off the books. let's not have to talk about him anymore. >> reporter: the players to national attention in 2015 after kaepernick began kneeling at the national anthem as a formal protest for social injustice. 27 was the first to join him. the movement spread throughout the league praise resume condemned by others including president trump. colin kaepernick was featured in a nike ad which also drew support and condemnation. 27 was eventually signed to the panthers but colin kaepernick remains a free agent. as dorfman points out, if the amount of the payout is true colin kaepernick can afford to spend full time on social justice. >> hopefully everyone can move on an

kraft, i don't know how the nfl will responds.er goodell will fine him the maximum, which is $500,000 like he did with jim irsay, who had a dui a few years ago, and i suspect him to be suspended pending the allegations. donte, thanks so much for your perspective. >> thank you for having me. happy birthday, by the way. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >>> i may not care that much that bob kraft solicited a prostitution, but what should be upsetting to everyone is human trafficking. we'll discuss that next. making it stronger.stoppd faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. introducing the new c-class. lease the c 300 sedan for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend® fit-flex is made for me. with a range of sizes for all body types, depend® fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be yo

same entered the nfl the year n' sync had one of their biggest hits.ady showed up in boston, he toldobert kraft that drafting him was the besthe decisi team ever made. in his second year in league, he won his first he's taken the pats to the big game nine times and he won it five times. he colle division titles, 16 of them like they're pokemon cards. a lot of football fans hate tom brady. they say the pats' success is more about the coach or other players. when brady was suspended in four games of deflate gate a couple of seasons back. >> i did not alter the ball in any way. >> he returned to the team and took them back to another afc championship game. how does he do it? brady eats like a vegan and maintained the greatest a pain in the neck. he employs a fitness guru that would make mixed martial art fighter screams.ou >> if y are competing against me -- >> reporter: the only thingt people we dowant forgive you for is success.br ady got that in buckets and the chiseled chin, a spouse that makes more money than he does and a bunch of cute kids. for wha

we'll see what the nfl does in the future.eciate your insights, sheryly hapren, executive music editor at variety. >>> okay, halftime show is so so, a lot of punting in the game, but the highlight for me is the flyover. they opened the roof of the stadium, and we're going to have that for you next hour. i'm natalie allen. >> i'm cyril vanier. we'll be back in four minutes. onmillionth order.r. ♪ there goes our first big order. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell these. nah. ♪ we don't bake. ♪ opportunity. what we deliver by delivering. saved an average of $412," syou probably won't believe me. but you can believe this, real esurance employee nancy abraham. look her up online. esurance, it's surprisingly painless. >>> another set of eyebrow raising comments and criticisms in a new interview as president trump slams his opponent and his own intel chiefs. >>> and once in a lifetime opportunity. catholics in abu dhabi are celebrating the pope's historic trip hoping they get

the nfl -- [laughter] we have pathetic politicians in atlanta.they are all climbing on you tonight. having spent all this time this week dealing with what most of us thought was now an issue that was kind of put in the backseat. >> joe: well, i don't think the issue is going to be put on the back burner or in the backseat or anywhere out of people's minds until possibly the entire occlusion case is settled. and i think there is always going to be an issue. we know that they are social injustices that need to be worked on in this country. that is no question. we are trying to move forward in an era to try to handle those things. and i stink as colin kaepernick made the decision and a choice to do what he did, i think we have to honor and respect that maroon 5 made a choice to decide what they wanted to do. and if we say colin kaepernick the flag has represented this country and the people in this country to be able to have the freedoms to save and do the things they want to do, i don't understand why that wouldn't apply to the guys who want to per

films, nfl network or any other nfl business.nticipate the nfl will deal with this? what is the expectation? >> so the key phrase is conduct detrimental and whether it's a player or personnel executive or an owner himself, the commissioner has very broad powers that probably extend fto fining someone to at the other extreme suspending them for a period of time as an owner. the league has the ability to screen who actually owns a team, so the commissioner in that case could levy a wide array of discipline, but we're a long way from there. >> all right. we appreciate you being here. thank you. >> thank you. >>> a powerful allegation out of rome. according to a top catholic cardinal in munich, files that may have contained proof of abuse in the catholic church may have been intentionally destroyed. cardinal reinhart marks said it during a massive summit at the vatican on sexual abuse by clergy. authorities haven't commented on this, survivors say it is a claim they've made for years and it is nice to hear finally it is coming from s

nine years in the nfl. zero field goals attempted. hi, matt bryant i can kicker of the atlanta falcons, 388 field goals in the nfl. >> here comes the super bowl champ! here comes the mvp. here comes the "dancing with the stars" camp. it's serious business now. oh, oh, ooh! what did i do wrong? >> okay. you missed it. that's the one thing you did wrong. number two. >> oh, oh. woo! all right. we are losing daylight, my brother. you've got to make one of these things. >> this is going in. >> ooh! >> the toe. look, you are hitting everything here. you want to hit it right there. >> oh, man! >> you are 0 for 5 right now. >> there it is! ooh! >> you ain't got the elvis hip. you got it get it through. >> feeling humble. talking trash about me. >> boo! >> boom! >> yeah, baby? >> did you see what i did those first six kicks? don't do that. come on. find your target. >> right at this finger. >> no, your target is still there. you don't want to kick his finger. you are going to kick the ball. >> ooh! >> yes, baby! woo! woo! yeah! yeah! >> he is

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he won the nfl championship game...m 53 yards out... 3-3 tie but 4th quarter... brady time... the perfect pass to rob gronkkowski for 29 yards down to the rams 2-yard line and from their sony michel punched it in for the games first and only touchdown... 10-3 patriots ensuing rams possession... goff... on the pats 27... but throws off his back foot and intercepted by stephon gillmore... new england ballwith 4:17 left on the clock rex burkhead... another of those unsung patriots players... rips of the 26 yard run as the cock tics to under 2 1/2 minutes to play... bill bellichick... smells blood in the water four plays later... gostowski... connets from 41 yards out with a minute-12 left... 13-3 ptriots tom brady wins his 6th super bowl title...as does bill bellichick as a head coach... it's a mob scene around brady down on the field and their it is... the lombardi trophy... once again going to robert kraft and back to new england... they will have to add one more of those lombardis to the tail of their private plane now.

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the nfl from a viewership standpoint is kind of like the nfl and then everybody else.the gold standard in terms of aggregating millions of viewers and it's really not even close. >> so george, meanwhile today, this report that major league baseball may be in the running for regional sports networks that apparently nobody wants this asset is declining in value incredibly, especially when you take the new york yes out of it. would mlb be the right owner and why is nobody interested and if there's no major players interested, that means these things are coming out of the cable bundles, aren't they >> i think exactly first of all, major league baseball would be strategic. one of the channels of the regional sports network is without certainty on the digital rights, all you're really getting the discounted cash flow and therefore, the valuation that people are hoping for just isn't there because of the uncertainty of the cable bundle. but if major league baseball was bidding, they would eliminate that certainty because they could add very valuable digital rights i think it

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but carmichael says fans should put more belief on the performers than the nfl.l commissioner roger goodell sidestepped any responsibility for kaepernick not being in the league. >> i think if the team decides that colin kaepernick or any other player can help their team win, that's what they'll do. they want to win, they'll make that decision individually in the best interest of their club. >> reporter: a decision to cancel thursday's news conference traditionally meant for the halftime performer only added to criticism. maroon 5's adam levine said it was the decision to do so. >> we're going to keep doing what we're doing. hopefully, we're not becoming politicians, to make people understand we got you. >> there are over several petitions with one 100,000 signatures calling for maroon 5 to take a knee during the halftime performance. there's also one with 100,000 signatures asking maroon 5 to step out of the performance altogether. frontman adam levine says the world will see that maroon 5's performance was a reflection for all people. even the critics. vict vic

nfl decides to punishment the nfl decides to do.hat's it for today. ( james ) a new film set a record at the box office over the weekend. david daniel takes a look. the anti-rom-com "isn't it romantic" took fifth place in its sophomore weekend, earning seven-and-a-half million dollars. the wrestling film "fighting with my family" expanded to wide release and landed in fourth place with eight-million dollars. "the lego movie two: the second part" made 10-million dollars, good enough for third place. (nat) "tonight is not a game." "contenders, take your marks." after one weekend on top, "alita: battle angel" fell to second place, taking in 12-million dollars.(nat)"how to train your dragon: the hidden world" soared in its opening weekend, landing with 55-and-a-half million dollars -- the biggest debut ever for the franchise, and the largest debut of the year so far. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news ... the oakland teacher strike is now in its third day after negotiations br

the nfl was in town for a site survey to make sure at&t park could accommodate an nfl franchise. here's the curvebal meaning the nfl can't formally approve anything we spoke to an executive who is not a fan of the move. >> i have great regard for the giants. this is football. it should be made in a stadium. >> they have -- >>> the parade before the parade. of course, they celebrated the super bowl win. where else but disney world in orlando. the parade for their will be held tomorro an update. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing withmoan adv. visit your local chase branch. we )ll be tracking conditions overnight-- so you can be prepared to head out the door. >>> another round of rain and even snow in parts of the bay area. >> we'll be tracking conditions. >> plus, our consumer team breaks down what you should w

portnoy was banned from all nfl events., he was arrested and forced to leave an nfl press day after he showed up with credentials under another name and a fake mustache. last night, security passed out pictures keep him out of building. he got in, located, and ejected from his seat by force during the halftime show. s he was once again in his fake mustache. shwatch. >> [shouting] [bleep] [bleep] [crowd booing] >> tucker: dave portnoy looking none the worst for wear. he joins us tonight. the most amazing description i read in a long time wasr. a piee about you right before the super bowl, and the former head of the nypd, who is not running security for verizon said, we have been told to give this man out. he was asked, why? what's wrong with dave portnoy? and the answer was celebrities don't want him there. is that grounds to keep a man out of a public place because celebrities don't want it? >> and by the way, i think celebrities like me. i think that was a lie to begind with. >> tucker: [laughter] >> i would say no, that i

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i'm a college fan over nfl but the numbers speak for themselves.is nfl football this magic elixir to bring us together? >> it actually is. and i think the right people were so upset about the colin kaepernick thing last year because it's like how did he get in there and mixes up and turn our elixir into this politicized thing? and i think we've got passive time so part of everybody for just standing up and honoring the country with the national anthem. yet, chips, beer, football. tom brady is probably the greatest quarterback of the era, maybe ever! i don't particularly like in being a new yorker but i will probably root for him anyway. >> will get to that in a second. strong hard disagree on this one for me. i agree with your point about politicizing sports. but this piece, it sort of talks about how the super bowl is this valiant american creation. we have at the center, football, nfl football at the highest level. but they are commercials that everyone wants to watch and talk about unto themselves a huge attraction. then the halftime show we bri

but the former a's first round pick is sticking with the nfl. the reigning heisman trophy winning quarterback out of oklahoma...with a stiff arm to the major leagues and tweeted this morning... saying quote-- "moving forward, i am firmly and fully committing my life and time to becoming an nfl quarterback.' --this is the kind of declaration is kind of declaration is enormous for his football draft stock because executives would be cautious to select a player... that's on the fence about which sport he wants to play, especially at the quarterback position. --the a's took him 9th overall in last year's draft...and reports say he'll be forfeiting nearly all of his 4.6-million dollar signing bonus. --oakland general manager david forst understood the risk involved with drafting murray and is not shocked by the decision. "we've known all along that this was a possibility. we've been in constant contact, and we knew he had a great option in the nfl, so we've known for a while that this was going to happen, or that there was a chance that

we had more social news than the nfl themselves.f everybody players, not players, everybody, this idiot keeps giving us publicity. i cannot believe how dumb, how thin-skinned he is by the way, tucker. i went to the patriots post party after. i wainvited by the krafts. the nfl tried to kick me out of that, too. they brought me to the front. some patriot fans they started booing in the security like uh-oh we have a problem here. called up the nfl and i believe the guy's name is tom hunt. he has a very intimidating resume. got to let this guy stay or else we have a riot. i don't know what it is with this goodell guy. this is the type of guy now keep in mind, his wife had a fake twitter account to defend him. so he is that thin-skinned. he makes $40 million a year and he is worried about a patriot fan just watching the game. it's instain. >> tucker: was by the way the most entertaining thing to happen during the halftime. this was the highlight. for those viewers tonight who missed the super bowl or missed its significance as a man from

i reached out to nfl source of mine, nfl agent who said he would be shocked if that was the number.expects it to be much lower than that. kaepernick's attorney might be the one leaking this. they want to set a precedent for the future cases. but it makes me scratch my head. it's not just colin kaepernick. eric reid who just signed -- >> brian: with carolina. >> yes. three-year deal for $22 million. he only missed four games this season. i was told the reason he wasn't on a team at the start of the season was because hey, he wasn't as good as he thought he was. as far as colin kaepernick goes, this is just him selling out, getting the money he wants. it's confidential so we may never know. he made $1 million on book deal advance. >> brian: nike ad. >> he has gotten more publicity and more attention and i would argue more money by doing this than what he would have been, a backup q.b. >> brian: but if he did get $60 million as michael freeman is reporting or anything close to that it shows he was right. why would the nfl settle this if there wasn't collusion? i think you have to dissp