. >>> we've been talking nfl football and the real season is getting closer. >> everyone who loves nflball cannot wait until this preseason is over. we were at raiders camp today. if things don't go well out of the gate for the raiders you better believe the raider nation is going to be clambering for the back up. that man at the helm coming right at you with the throw. terrell pryor who has all the skill of the modern day quarterback. he can throw, he can run, move in the pocket. make things happen. he was al davis' last draft pick and he is ready if opportunity should knock. >> when i get on the field i know it's kind of bold for me to say it. i believe i'm the best on the field period. and you can say, it's cocky. i don't believe, i'm not a cocky person at all i just believe i'm confidence that when i get on the field i'm going the make something happen. that's how i view it every time i get on the field. >> all right, nice young man. terrell pryor and he seems plenty ready. says he's not cocky but he's plenty confident and you know what he'll have a chance to show his wares saturda

watch nfl redzone and get every nfl touchdown on sunday afternoons. never being without football. that's powerful. verizon. andy tanner on the other side with a touchdown ctch. now on the kickoff cover team, same story for alek lemon. >> brian: wearing a number in the teen s. having to cover a kick is the deaf in addition. >> thom: green wear as number. >> brian: now efb has it. still a good story. >> thom: what number are you wearing this year? >> brian: 1. ♪ ♪ ♪ every day, more people enjoy their music on the iphone than any other phone. >> thom: fired up for football today. >> brian: elvis impersonation. >> thom: there's a good look. >> thom: i think that's evel knievel more than elvis. >> brian: we're splitting hairs. >> thom: we're not far from elvis country. >> brian: that's right. everywhere is elvis country. >> thom: you're right about that. 1:12 to play in the third quarter. saints with the football. kyrie robinson wrapped up after a gain of three on first down. never be without football. get coverage of oh every nfl game on nfl mobile. call star, star nfl to download it

. >> nfl football. 49ers. >> no question about it. he is ready to go, but the 49ers first preseason game overall loaded with the good, the bad, and the ugly. sports is next. >>> the 49ers opened against denver and collin played just season. he was razor sharp, but he will not be happy with four turnovers. getting sed set for the 2350i7b8 year at candlestick. the opening series hitting brendan davis and he found it twice leading a 13th play, 62-yard drive. new kicker phil dawson hits from 32. 3-0, niners. the only touchdown on a fumble. blown up and stripped and it's a gift for shawn phillips. 7-3, denver. they didn't catch a single pass and one tonight and he fumbles it. 104, niner turnovers. he needs to find his a game quickly. cj anderson looked good. 15 carries and 16 yards. late fourth quarter, niners down. fighting for the back up job and 15 and 26 incomplete. the niners lose, 10-6. >> you think about the good and the bad. there was plenty of that tonight. like i said before, that started with myself. >> the best name and you hav

nfl football in town tonight. >> larry beil has the scoop for us. >> the 49ers rough up their old buddy alex smith and now there is a new quarterback to talk about. the fight to back up kaep just got very interesting. the game was billed as the 49ers versus their old leader alex smith and it ended with a focus on fourth string qb daniels who may not be fourth string anymore. remember when i benched you? never mind that. let's get past that. kaepernick played one series this week and missed a wide open holland. kaep is fine. we are not worried. they settled to a field goal and he was 3 of 3 and hit two from 55. the 9er defense still has not given up a touchdown this pre-season, but special teams are shaky and quinten dempse, uh loooooo -- aloooooooooha. >> already in midseason form. >> i could have gone another 40 yards. sacked by harelson and here is the star of the show. the rookie bj daniels and caping the 90-yard drive and that was the come back td and the niners win it 15-13. dennis alan used to coach and look at drew brees back here. 1 mississippi, 2 mississippi, 3 mississippi, 4.

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nfl football in town tonight. >> larry beil has the scoop for us. >> the 49ers rough up their old buddy alex smith and now there is a new quarterback to talk about. the fight to back up the game was billed as the 49ers versus their old leader alex smith and it ended with a focus on fourth string qb daniels who may not be fourth string anymore. remember when i benched you? never mind that. let's get past that. kaepernick played one series this week and missed a wide open holland. kaep is fine. we are not worried. they settled to a field goal and he was 3 of 3 and hit two from 55. the 9er defense still has not given up a touchdown this pre-season, but special teams are shaky and quinten dempse, uh loooooo -- aloooooo>> already >> already in midseason form. >> i could have gone another 40 yards. sacked by harelson and here is the star of the show. the rookie bj daniels and caping the 90-yard drive and that was the come back td and the niners win it 15-13. dennis alan used to coach and look at drew brees back here. 1 mississippi, 2 mississippi, 3 mississippi, 4. he was 14 of 18202 yards and

nfl football in town tonight. >> larry beil has the scoop for us. >> the 49ers rough up their old buddylex smith and now there is a new quarterback to talk about. the fight to back up ka if you're like me, you've been working you've been working like a dog all year. but you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself! mattress discounters' labor day sale is on now! rest those tired bones on a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497! get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. but this sale won't last long! ♪ mattress discounters! the game was billed as the 49ers versus their old leader alex smith and it ended with a focus on fourth string qb daniels who may not be fourth string anymore. remember when i benched you? never mind that. let's get past that. kaepernick played one series this week and missed a wide open holland. kaep is fine. we are not worried. they settled to a field goal and he was 3 of 3 and hit two from 55. the 9er defense still has not given up a touchdown this pre-season, but special teams are shaky and

. >> nfl football. 49ers. >> no question about it. he is ready to go, but the 49ers first preseason game overall loaded with the good, the bad, and the ugly. >>> the 49ers opened againstden denver and collin played just season. he was razor sharp, but he will not be happy with four turnovers. getting sed set for the 2350i7b8 year at candlestick. the opening series hitting brendan davis and he found it twice leading a 13th play, 62-yard drive. new kicker phil dawson hits from 32. 3-0, niners. the only touchdown on a fumble. blown up and stripped and it's a gift for shawn phillips. 7-3, denver. they didn't catch a single pass and one tonight and he fumbles it. 104, niner turnovers. he needs to find his a game quickly. cj anderson looked good. 15 carries and 16 yards. late fourth quarter, niners down. fighting for the back up job and 15 and 26 incomplete. the niners lose, 10-6. >> you think about the good and the bad. there was plenty of that tonight. like i said before, that started with myself. >> the best name and you have to keep wor

the new program developed by usa football supported by the nfl. dead nated to making the game better and safer. any players of youth football player, ask if your child's coach is heads up certified. if not, send them to usafootball.com and get them certified. >> brian: so important. see what you hit. simple. >> thom: put it down. incomplete. rhett's start in the nfc south. >> brian: again, the numbers on the left is where they are in the overall power ranking. falcons coming off the championship game last year. a lot of people look at new orleans number 16. are they too low? obviously defense, that's the question. how much of a difference can they make this year to go with the high powered offense. >> thom: that one is booted into the end zone. 4:19 to play. >> thom: 31 to 23 in this, the third preseason game for the saints and houston texans. the starters especially. we saw drew brees and jimmy graham and the saints. case keenum. first down as we promised the power rankings from brian billick. the south texans won it back-to-back years. they were

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but why did the nfl settle? footballlayers know they will face certain risks and not all players supported the lawsuit. >> they have a right to come out at some point, but at the same time, some guys are doing it because they didn't make the same as ray rice is making now. where does the nfl go from here, and does that have any impact on the game. we are joined by peter keepny. and on the phone from wheeling w. >> , we are joined by robert fitzsimmons. and his disability claim, he is a co finder of the brain injury research center and has been a very strong motivating force behind this lawsuit and the efforts to figure out what has been happening to all these players. and box, you won a major lawsuit for an nfl player for disabilities retted to concussions. but if you ask anage person they would say well, football is a risesy violent sport, so why did the nfl settle. >> i think there's a lot of issues concerning defenses and that's one of the major ones that people talk about is the assumption of the risk, that you are e

officially the nfl declines comments on specifics. if google were to win a pay footballr games on youtube it, would show youtube is finally ready tore prime time, the same way our boss, rupert murdoch used a money losing nfl contract to build credibility for a fledgling fox network in the late 1908's. google's stock was up in a down market. directv finish down almost 2%. more broadly this google deal if it happened with the nfl could help accelerate the deterioration of old media. disintermediation as wonks like to call it. google could easily afford the billion dollar a year contract. it has over $50 billion in annual revenue and over 10 billion bucks in annual earnings. google's revenues are over three times that say of a pure broadcaster like cbs and its earnings are over six times the amount earned by cbs. and now for the to be sure paragraph, the caveat? this could be just a negotiating ploy bit nfl to stoke speculation google will bid and directv gets scared and raises the price it is willing to pay when the deal expires at the end of the fall 2014 football season.

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. >>> murder suspect and former nfl star aaron hernandez may never play nfl football again and it ishing he hit the gym during the off-season. hernandez could be depositing an $82,000 check while in jail. he participated in 90% of the team's voluntary off-season workouts, so the nfl players association is trying to get him his workout bonus. patriots owner robert craft does not think he should get the bonus. that's because the nfl collective bargaining agreement allows teams to recoup if a player is incarcerated. the players union says he fulfills the requirements before his arrest. last year he signed a five-year, $40 million contract through 2018. now he is facing murder. tell us what you think. should the new england patriots pay him his $82,000 bone us is? yes or no. tell us what you think. we're back in two. ppened ppened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity

. >> we got some young guys on this team that i think can develop into good nfl football players andne of them. >> reporter: a star at the university every tennessee at times he is the subject of rookie hazing. >> try to make me sing a little bit. >> reporter: as modest as he is, singing is in rivera's blood. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: his sister is my yeah rivera, also known as santana lopez on the musical series, "glee" and believe it or not, there are fans in the raider locker room. >> a couple of guys came up and said hey i watch that show a little bit but it's hard for them to admit they don't want to admit it. >> care to out any of them? >> no, i'm not going to do that to them. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: despite the pressure of trying to succeed in difficult industries, brother and sister remain close. >> you know, we call each other all the time. we're very supportive. i know what she is doing for events and after every game she calls me and gives her two cents about the game. ♪[ music ] ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ >> reporter: just from the first time i seen her on that show i was jus

. >>> murder suspect and former nfl star aaron hernandez may never play nfl football again and it ising he hit the gym during the off-season. hernandez could be depositing an $82,000 check while in jail. he participated in 90% of the team's voluntary off-season workouts, so the nfl players association is trying to get him his workout bonus. patriots owner robert craft does not think he should get the bonus. that's because the nfl collective bargaining agreement allows teams to recoup if a player is incarcerated. the players union says he fulfills the requirements before his arrest. last year he signed a five-year, $40 million contract through 2018. now he is facing murder. tell us what you think. should the new england patriots should the new england patriots pay him his $82,000 bone ok, i am coming. [ susan ] i hate that the reason we're always stopping is because i have to go to the bathroom. and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'll have an accident. be right back. so today, i'm finally going to talk to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know t

cool tidbit. >> next, we'll get into football. >> nfl teams were practicing.tructive pulmonary disease. you may have heard of it as chronic bronchitis or emphysema. over time, you feel like you're breathing through a straw. it's the 4th leading cause of death in the u.s., and it took my grandmother. if you're over 35 and have ever smoked, you could be at risk. the good news is, you can improve your symptoms. i'm danica patrick, and i drive4copd. join the movement at drive4copd.com. take our screening questionnaire today, and talk to your doctor. >>> let's get right into it. welcome back, everyone. we looked ahead to college football games earlier in the weather forecast. time now for the highlights. we start with nfl's final preseason games. >> the buccaneers/redskins. washington got a big play from chris thompson. returned the punt 69 yards. here he goes for the touchdown. the skins finished their preseason undefeated after a 30-12 win there. biggest news off the quarterback, robert griffin iii, cleared to play in the first game against the eagles. >> jets ho

nfl did, had a big victory here. >>n't i want to ask you as a fan, i love college football, i love nfl football, i am a huge saints fann i watch knowing all of these things. knowing that there's this controversy about the players and the ncaa. knowing that the players i am enjoying watching on the field in the nfl could potentially be in circumstances threatening their lives. is it just that we say, hey, it's like the military, people sign up, you know, they're renumerated for it, and that's how it is? or do we have responsibilities as consumers of these sports? >> well, i think, one area, and i talked to a lot of different people about this. i think maybe we'll see something as -- i mean, if you have children, are you going to let them play football? maybe we'll see this in years, where it's more of a, you know, this is my child, this is my life, i can control, instead of i'm going to boycott the nfl this season and my one, you know, channel, my one tv is really going to make a difference. i don't know. it's a very good yes. i don't know if anyone -- >> but malcolm gladwell would say, yeah, it is going to absolutely

the most popular game by far, football. 72% of all fantasy players manage an nfl roster online payingassociated fees. >> people in this country really like watching the nfl, and people in this country really like talking to their friends, especially online, going back and forth, giving a little boast here, a little bit of trash talk there. it lets them do both of those things simultaneously. >> reporter: don't expect this fantasy to go away anytime soon. it's forecasted a 7.6% annual growth. it's a crowded playing field. 273 companies host fantasy lesion. yahoo! sports is the leader. espn and cbs sports are close behind drawing traffic from their tv audience. >> i think for a lot of companies, fantasy has meant one thing, and that is revenue. fans are so interested in getting at that edge against the other players that they're willing to pay for it. >> reporter: it seems the sites benefit from the competition. 7% of users look at just one site for their research. look at this. 44%, they look at four or five different sites to research their teams, and 30% look at six sites or more. al

nfl won't have to disclose what it knew and when. we get our report tonight from nbc's ann thompson. >> reporter: in football, it's called getting your bell rung. for years retired players insisted the nfl willingly ignored the consequences of concussions and other head trauma. >> i lost all recollection of that complete day. >> from a neurological standpoint, you ncaa may never ever be the same. >> reporter: today the nfl agreed to pay $765 million, to cover medical exams, and concussion injury compensation for retired players. it will also fund medical research. the nfl gets something, too. no admission of liability, or that the injuries were caused by football. in a statement, the league said it was critical to get more help to players and families who deserve it rather than spending many years and millions of dollars on litigation. still, for some retired players, it's an incomplete victory. >> it is kind of unsettling that you won't know about what they knew and when they knew about it. >> reporter: the settlement covers dementia, alzheimer's, als and a certain type of brain damage found in two nfl stars who committed suicide. k

and approach celebrities and nfl plan -- football players to do something to promote the program .s this a sign of great marketing or that the administration is worried they have a program that no one likes >> i think they're pretty terrified that they are -- their signature domestic achievement is crumbling before they're eyes, at least in terms of the public perception. they already repealed the reporting requirements, the class act is gone. it looks like the medical device taxes next. the delayed the employer mandate in a think they're worried that this could be a train wreck. dennis: the obama administration missed 41 of 82 deadline so far mandated by the new health care law. coming up on october 1st is when people start to sign up. what do you figure happens in? >> everyone agrees. it is selling not going to be a perfect spread. reelected the implementation of the lawn of the last three years and found roughly 200 mayors from implementation. sometimes they had to make corrections to existing corrections to regulation. everyone agrees that this is not going to be a perfect trac

. >> a couple guys who wouldn't mind a chance to play in a new nfl stadium, cal football players, ben sells. >> it would be nice. >> but for fans, it wouldn't be the same. >> you are on campus, and with all the excitement and craziness. >> in berkeley, kpix5. >> here's how the seating capacity for each venue stacks up. levi stadium in santa clara holds 68,500. uc berkeley's memorial stadium seats 63,000 and stanford stadium holds 50,000 spectators. >>> while the future of next year's big game remains up in the air, a new generation of golden bears is heading to the cal campus. more than 6,000 undergraduates moved in today at uc berkeley. they were greeted by profees tores and new chancellor. >> i'm excited, but i'm also nervous and making a ton of new friends and meeting the people. >> fall semester courses begin thursday. >> checking other bay area headlines. e rat cation efforts are underway after a disease carrying mosquito was found. the nonnative yellow fever mosquito was discovered in a residential area of menlo park. people bitten are at risk of contracting yellow fever. so far

nfl chief of football operations ray anderson said the committee is considering taking action, includingines and suspensions. >> robert griffin iii could be cleared to play thursday. during a radio interview, he declared himself 100% recovered from off-season knee injury. >> after flirting all summer with rival chelsea, he is staying with man chester united. man u. has rejected chelsea's second bid for a uniony transfer and rooney discouraged a third bid. >> a new long term deal, donovan is taking with the galaxy. he had considered a return to europe, but the galaxy has made him an offer he can't refuse. >> a group is otherwising that try and bring the 2004 olympics to washington, d.c. the united states hasn't hosted since the 1996 games in atlanta. that's your look at morning sports. >> thank you so much. next up, something you may not exactly like on facebook, a number of governments are making thousands of requests to access user data. >> shakespeare behind bars, two brothers deliver classic drama with a hiphop twist and pass along an important message for chicago inmates. >> you may

some say this tit for tat could last into september and nfl football. they'd better make up soon. chairman of the republican national committee, asking cnn, and and nbc to kill their programs about former secretary of state hillary clinton. doing a feature film that will show in theaters and on the news channel. now, prebus says if they do not kill the shows, he will recommend the republican national party not partner with the networks. he writes: dennis: he then proceeds to threaten th: but as american citizens, certainly you can recognize while many are astounded at your actions which appear to be a thinly-veiled attempt t a putting a thumb on the scales of the 2016 presidential election. this is going to be a big fight, cheryl. cheryl: well, it is the fox business summertime showdown. matt mccormack duking it out with robert luna on friday for stock picking supremacy, and there was also greater ice cream -- greater, excuse me, ice cream from cincinnati. they each made two stock picks, we tracked them for a month, and it wasn't even close. matt came in flat while robert saw a ga

so with that lawsuit against the nfl pending.the last thing the league needs is one of its partners shining a national spotlight on just how dangerous football the nfl denies pressuring espn.and the sports network says it backed out because of a lack of editorial control. the two part documentary on football and head injuries is set to air in october.espn just will not be involved. this has a lot of people talking.especially since so many kids are about to start football season. sheila: i let my kid play, he could get hurt worse riding his bike to school. casey: the nfl is beginning to act like the tobacco industry of the 80's: of course it's safe, the people who have died must have done other bad things!! paul: this is all about legal manuevering for the coming settlement to the law suits brought about by former players, just like all the penalty flags we will see this year. $$$ >> and we invite you to stay connected to kron-4. join cyou think about bradley manning wanting to become chelsea manning. we're tracking this story on >> pam: still ahead. thousands of firefighters struggle to gain control of a massive wildfire. now burning inside

nfl. >>> major news today involving the national football league. he nfl has reached a settlement with 4,500 former players that were suing the league over concussions. the agreement will have the nfl pay $765 million to these former players. in addition, it will fund medical exams and research. the former players which include some of the biggest names to ever play accuse the league of hiding known risks of concussions in order to protect the league's image. as part of the settlement, the nfl admits no wrongdoing. a judge still needs to approve the deal before it becomes official. >>> the 2014 big game between cal and stanford will be plays at the new memorial stadium. cal athletic director barber made the announcement after bears fans made it clear they wanted a game on their home turf. the big game alternates between berkeley and stanford each year. the department reached out to alumni, students and season ticket holders before making her decision. >>> check in with our traffic map if you're expecting to come home from work or school, be patient,

we will begin and went football. nfl teams now have until saturday to cut down their rosters. they have to get to 53 by saturday, 3:00 p.m. >>> i can't wait to see one of these things. a new option for getting around the bay area. >> it might require getting a good night's sleep before you try it. the mayor got thing started with the bike ride. about 700 bikes and 65 special bike stations from san francisco to san jose. you pay by the day or $88 per year to use the sea foam green bikes. i don't think they want me to use the bike. they can't turn. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- rod stewart. and amazing animals with julie scardina. and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." nice to have you all here. hey, some big hollywood news. ben affleck is the new batman. yeah. miley cyrus, apparently, is the new lind

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we look at the deaths that we've had this first week of high school football, the nfl has to be a he develop t next generation of football players. >> i hear you, lamar. i have two boys and i don't want them to play football. listen, i hope you do well and i hope you're feeling good and i really appreciate you talking to us. >> i appreciate you having me on. thank you. >> have a good labor day weekend. >> you, too. >>> just ahead, united nations' weapons inspectors are getting ready to leave syria. we're going to talk to a former leader of weapons inspector about whether the evidence really matters when you get into the politics of it all. >>> also, three florida teenagers face a judge in this video that just blew people away. a school bus beat-down. we blurred their picture in juvie. everybody has different investment objectives, ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your personalized portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares

nfl there. but, football even baseball are not the only things that fill this bay area icon. >> reporter: in the late 1950s san francisco was making good on a deal. they promised the giants a new stadium if they moved west from new york. park historian says they considered a handful of sites. >> they discussed downtown, they did not want it, they discussed south of market. they looked aren't the site of where at&t is. the port was in operation those days. >> reporter: so they settled on kapbdel stick point, they bout the land -- candlestick point they bought the land. it was a gateway for winds, whipped off of the bay. a floor heating system under the stands did not help much. in fact, it was so cold that famed san francisco attorney sued to get his season ticket money back. >> the giants advertised it would be warp. it was not warm. he -- warm. it was not warm. he won his lawsuit. >> reporter: despite the weather it was a golden time for the giants. >> there are 5 in the hall of fame that played here at the same time. mays, perry ... >> reporter: they hosted the first professional football game

his case could have far-reaching effects for the business of football. the nfle patriots to pay hernandez $82,000 that they claim he still owes him. the first of what will surely be many contract battles. meanwhile, there are unanswered questions. did hernandez have a history of violence off the field dating back to his days at the university of florida? do recruiters need to look more closely at athlete's off the field behavior before signing them? when is it time to cry foul? >>> and that is tonight's "feed frenzy." thank you for joining us, and tune into "good morning america" tomorrow, and as always we're on line at abcnews.com. good night, america.

his case could have far-reaching effects for the business of football. the nflociation is putting pressure on the patriots to pay hernandez $82,000 that they claim he still owes him. the first of what will surely be many contract battles. meanwhile, there are unanswered questions. did hernandez have a history of violence off the field dating back to his days at the university of florida? do recruiters need to look more closely at athlete's off the field behavior before signing them? when is it time to cry foul? >>> and that is tonight's "feed frenzy." thank you for joining us, and tune into "good morning america" tomorrow, and as always we're on line at abcnews.com. good night, america. >>> "omg! insider," the top trending stories you need to know -- >> her alleged stalker was living with her couch. >> j-lo her alleged stalker arrested and caught living in her hampton's mansion for days? >> getting a restraining order does not make someone safe. >> how the latest celebs in danger are keeping safe. >>> the very man that threatened to cut the babies out of my bell

nfl chief of football operations said today if the league's competition committee finds enough evidencees are becoming a problem that the nfl could take action. >>> robert griffin the third could be cleared in a game as early as thursday. that's when he is scheduled to meet with his surgeon. he declared himself 10 -- 100% recovered. >>> tight end aaron hernandez wants his off season bonus money. and the player's union is trying to help him get it. he earned $80,000 in workout bonuses. the patriots have not paid any of those bonuses at the time of the murder of his friend. >>> the nfl, the major league baseball aren't the only leagues handing down steroid related fines. the australia football association has been fined millions as well. >>> slow motion replays, now the english premier league has reacted. lee wellings has the story. >> just deciding how we could manipulate this watch. [ laughter ] >> reporter: arson wanger enjoyed his leek at the technology, but getting it right is a serious business. a goal needs to actually be a goal. the english premier league had pushed hard for the i

. >>> the nfl football season officially begins after this labor day weekend, but a battle taking placee it hard for some fans to see those favorite teams kicking off. >> a cooldown in the forecast for your saturday afternoon. at this hour, temperatures are beginning to warm. i'll have a look at what is happening outside your door and what you can expect for the afternoon, coming up. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. . >>> we do have breaking news for you this morning. president obama has announced he will speak about syria at 10:15 our time this morning. the president's announcement comes, as he weighs whether to launch a military strike against syria

nfl. >> reporter: yes, with concussions in football-related injuries that have been in the news a lot lately, the nfl has fallen under heavy criticism about the lack of concussion related research. some even accuse the league of withholding concussion related information. the league asked espn to pull out of an investigation regarding head injuries in the nfl. the nfl deny that they discussed epsn from divorcing itself from front line. i spoke with a filmmaker whose latest project examines the correlation between football and concussion. >> what i'm trying to do with this film is take the helmet off and make you care about these people. be in their living rooms and feel like you're alone with them and with their lives. you'll see that them. >> the human rights in nfl players needs to come back. if it's okay to stand in the stadium and clap because he makes a great play, and it gives you a chance to get away from your week of work, your week of misery, and you see your favorite player make a great play and your favorite team win a game, keep it there. what he gave then and what he needs now,

his case could have far-reaching effects for the business of football. the nfl association is putting pressure on the patriots to pay hernandez $82,000 that they claim he still owes him. the first of what will surely be many contract battles. meanwhile, there are unanswered questions. did hernandez have a history of violence off the field dating back to his days at the university of florida? do recruiters need to look more closely at athlete's off the field behavior before signing them? when is it time to cry foul? >>> and that is tonight's "feed frenzy." thank you for joining us, and tune into "good morning america" tomorrow, and as always we're on line at abcnews.com. good night, america. . >> tonight firefighters are losing control of the rim fire burningemite. just short time ago the fire grew by 10,000 aingeers. bringing the total to more than 63,000 acres burned. twice the size of san francisco. >> and the fire is just one percent contained tonight. national fire center says it's the fourth largest and fastestwi growing wildfire in the country. earlier tod

. >> it's nfl football. >> that's right. it's great. football in america.y night. there it is. >> coming up next, the monday morning trade, oil and gold and where prices are headed. then build it and will they come? or they will come. you never know, minority owner of the brooklyn nets, we will have bruce ratner here. a look at the ten-year note, "squawk box," come back right after this. lecoca-cola is partneringg. with nashville parent and charlotte parent magazines, along with the mayors of those cities, in the fit family challenge. a community wide program that offers free classes that inspire families to get out, enjoy moving together, and even track their activity online. it's part of our goal to inspire more than three million people to rediscover the joy of being active this summer. see the difference all of us can make... together. . >> welcome back to "squawk box." we have encouraging news out of china, particularly in the country services sector, they expanded in july t. companies still find themselves unable to raise prices because of weak demand

you know, they made a lot of program commitment, things like nfl football or baseball.n't upon advertise those commitments over the air, then, yes, ultimately, they could become cable channels an i don't think it would be that difficult to do. it would be disruptive, but it's doable. >> let me throw out the last disruptive wild card. there has been some speculation that a company like google ultimately could bid on the right to the the nfl, for example. >> yep. >> what that would ultimately do to reshape how we watch television in this new age. do you guy it? >> here's what i would say, i'm not the pretty biggest sports fan. so i'm pretty dispassionate about this. when i spoke to the leagues about the issue, they seemed to indicate their biggest interest is not extracting every last dollar of the system. it's maintaining the long-term passion of the fans, i don't think google could deliver that today. again, we go out ten years from now in a ubiquetous broadband world, maybe it's a different answer. >> could i ask you one quick question, it's related to sports, it's rel

the nfl does not admit liability or that football played any role in the development of brain diseases are involved in the settlement but it's going to cover anyone who's retired when it gets approved by a federal judge. most of the money goes to payouts to players but $75 million, this is important, also goes to research which for is some the most important thing. >> it is kind of unsettling that you won't know about what they knew and when they knew about it and if they did hide it, what they're doing now with the research and the education and the awareness, i look at that, that's more important to me than anything else. >> you know, mike, a couple things. you see the number first, it's an eye-popping number but you dig into it and you break down the numbers, it's not really that much per team, per player, through the years. it's just not. also, they -- all of the depositions, all of the interrogatories, all of the information that would have given football players a little insight into what this is all about, of course, has been sealed. there's not going to be the information comin

nfl football, 18 days away. do we like football? >> love football. football.y good. alabama is good. georgia tech and then texas a&m. so we'll see how good they are and if the polls are right very soon in the year. >> joe carter, everybody. thank you very much for popping by. >>> well, remember this? >> complicated issues. i know you think it's simple, but it's not. i know you think it's simple and it's not. >> please don't let my daughter die, governor. >> now, that daughter's plea for new jersey governor chris christie to legalize medical marijuana is causing christie to take action. coming up we'll introduce you to another family that claims medical marijuana could save their son. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's hea

it would have been better if the contract had -- was going to last when home land returned or nfl football would be on or something that beth would hapeo up in arms about. >>> officials in three states pushing back against the federal government's attempt to block the proposed merger of american airlines and us airways. a florida, texas and north carolina say the combined company would benefit their local economies. the three states are home to large hubs for america and us airways. >> how do you feel? >> it reminds me of the sirius xm messing around. even with at&t, t-mobile, i thought that was stupid. this one, do you think they should get together? >> i always thought this would happen, i feel sort of like, you know, the barn door already has swung open. a little late now. >> i wonder whether leaving them out there means they just fall apart and die or they actually, if they were together, this he create -- >> you know the key stuff they give out, the combined airline would control a huge percentage of flights out of ronald reagan airport. the bure cat bureaucrats were . >> they didn't

. >>> just days before the start of a new season, the nfl reached a historic settlement with thousands of retired footballt of a class-action lawsuit where players and families accuse of league of not doing enough to warn against head trauma. >> the agreement called for the nfl to pay out, but the league does not have to admit any liability. andy has been covering the story for us in the bleacher report. >> this case could have dragged on for years, but by settling it now the dark cloud hanging over the league will go away and players that have concussion-related injuries will get the help they need. for years the nfl and its retired players were at odds at how to address injuries that may have occurred on the ground, and there was a landmark agreement reached. here is how the money will be allocated. $75 million for medical exams, and $675 million for injuries, and $10 million for research, and then litigation fees. numerous prominent players like tony door set and jim mcmahon and the family of junior seau who committed suicide last year are all part of the case. the nfl does not have to admit liability,

. >>> and friday night is football night for millions of high school athletes across america. yesterday, as we know, the nfl agreed to pay almost $1 billion to settle lawsuits by former players who suffered brain injuries. but what about the children heading on to the field right now? some of football's biggest stars say they will no longer let their children play the game. abc's ryan owens. >> reporter: friday night in texas. thousands of high school players will take to the field tonight. this early in the school year, many have already learned one lesson. what a concussion feels like. >> i blacked out, was dizzy, kind of saw stars. >> i went to the locker room and everything was just like a blur, like nauseous, really dizzy. >> reporter: so what's being done to keep these players safe? >> work up and through. eyes up! >> reporter: nearly 3,000 youth leagues in all 50 states have adopted new standards for tackling, teaching kids to keep their heads up -- the best way to avoid a concussion. >> we're helping change the culture of the game. >> reporter: the nfl-funded program is called "heads up football," a

. >>> in other football news the nfl players association filed a grievance on behalf of aaron hernandeze union is seeking $82,000 in unpaid workout bonuses for hernandez's participation before he was cut from the team in june. hernandez was indicted last week for murder. a lot of this is related to press is he dense. >>> must-see video. this is a socker match in paraguay. he comes in and takes down a guy. penalized. red cards are handed out. watch this. there's going to be a flying kick to the referee. and that thing connected. holy cow. what is up with these people? obviously a little low level. looks like slap shot for soccer. he connected, bill. >> follow that. >> what do you say? >> i don't know. contact sport. >> i don't know if ban narcotrn could connect on that. >> his walker. >> pent up aarp jokes for barnacle. >> the fires in the west they went from 7% to 20%. the big rim fire burning outside of modesto. we'll watch this in yosemite. if you're having driving concerns, central michigan towards flint. that will travel towards detroit. it's raining pretty good towards the cape, bo

the head of a kickoff a football season nfl unveiling an app that unifies all offerings into one.on customers can upgrade for $5 a share. something niners and fans stay on top of the latest news from teams. from bloomberg studios i'm cory johnson. larry and carolyn? >> thank you very much. lovely day out there. >> became sunnier into afternoon. here is a live view from our mount tam camera looking on to the bay. blue skies above. low clouds and fog returning tonight no. surprise there. we're -- we don't think it will be wide spread. cooling clouds with us for the next few days. >> i pool of cool air associated with a center just off shore right now. this will main tain it's influngs so we can expect cooler than average conditions. probably throughout friday with same pattern of low clouds and fog not unpleasant pattern just an unusual one low clouds and fog pushing inland. drizzle near the coast. cooler, low 50s in santa rosa. taking a look at tomorrow's conditions starting in the south bay, mainly sunny skies in afternoon hours. pin anyone slarks highs mainly into low 70s. 72 in