it is my understanding the collective target the agreement between the nfl and the players union was , that the commissioner had the authority to protect what he deemed to be in thebest interest or integrity of the national football league. we have learned the nfl will appeal. brady patriots and tom believe they have one, this is probably just round one because this will go on. betty: it is going to go on. aboutoes that tell you the labor laws in the nfl? and roger goodell's leadership as well? mark: it tells me they are two's stubborn men. roger goodell and tom brady will not give an inch on this. the commissioner works for the owners. in a sense, bob is his loss and he works for all of them. this story has got legs and it will keep going on. betty: it is and we have got a lot going on in the next hour. mark: mark will join us and we will re-air it part of that interview. he will be talking to us just as the u.s. open will be underway and as serena williams tries to get that, i guess they are calling that serena slam, to see if she can win all the majors. betty: that also sounds like

. >> reporter: the nfl players union wants his four-game suspension thrown out. e 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, but you never know. >> reporter: and should the judge rule in favor of the league, analysts say there's still a way for brady to play in the season opener next week by appealing the ruling and essentially asking the judge to put his decision on hold while the appeal process plays it self out. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> and yesterday's hearing gave sketch artist jane rosenburg another chance to draw brady. you may remember this very, very viral sketch on the left the

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the surprise ruling came after more than a month of failed settlement talks to train the nfl and the players union. in judge came out forcefully his favor criticizing the nfl for the handling of the scandal that erupted after the afc championship game in germany. that is when they discovered in the first half brady use underinflated football. brady says he will appeal. this is the only story people were talking about in the newsroom after mario draghi anish talking. believe that. cheers went up because in fact tom brady will play next week. of a revamped stimulus program helped to rally u.s. equities earlier today, but that advance has now faded. as investors look ahead to tomorrow's jobs report for the month of august. alix: joining us is the chief market strategist at oppenheimer. thank you for being here. it has been right a ride. you still see 2311 at the end of this year. >> we still think it is very much possible. we have to say we think a lot of the selling has been overdone related to china. the united dates is not altered -- australia in terms of x rozier. they need us a lot more than we

no official reaction from the nfl but the players' union saying players rights win again, patriots tweeted a picture of brady ashore time ago. according to published reports the nfl commissioner roger del wanted to read knit his guilt in deflategate and was considering reducing the number of games would this be suspended, berating lilly agreed to a fine for not cooperating with investigators. in july after the nfl commissioner upheld the four game suspension brady posted on his face the page i did nothing wrong and no one in the patriots organization did either. setting case law the judge said in this ruling that roger goodell dispensed his own brand of industrial justice but this doesn't mean the case is over. 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

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nfl for defamation. $250 million, tom. sue them. their head will spin. >> the players union decided to fight through the court system. judge berman wrote you can't suspend a person because he may have been generally aware of wrongdoing writing no nfl policy or precedent notifies players they could be disciplined or suspended for general awareness of others. this seemed to question fwoo dell's understanding of the collective bargaining agreement and said the power to punish players isn't unlimited. there is great celebration including at one dunkin donuts where judge berman never has to play for another coolatta. the controversy isn't over. rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic, this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contrubutes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberc

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nfl for defamation. $250 million, tom. sue them. their head will spin. >> the players union decided to fight through the court system. an wrote you can't suspend a person because he may have been generally aware of wrongdoing writing no nfl policy or precedent notifies players they could be disciplined or suspended for general awareness of others. this seemed to question fwoo dell's understanding of the collective bargaining agreement and said the power to punish players isn't unlimited. there is great celebration including at one dunkin donuts where judge berman never has to play for another coolatta. the controversy isn't over. >>> joining me now sports editor >>> joining me now sports editor from the nation, also host of sports on sirius xm. dave, i'm conflicted. i'm cross pressured. >> yeah. >> i'm a staunch labor guy. i like collective bargaining agreements. i like an employee taking his employer to court and winning. on the other hand, it's tom brady. i'm not part of pats nation. guide me about how to feel. >> okay. let me explain like this. the highlight of my day was amidst the social media celebration in patr

>> at least in the case of the nfl players is that they're professional athletes being paid millions of dollars, and they have lawyers, they have agents, they have a union. they have all sorts of people protecting their interests vis-a-vis, the nfl, and the ownership. at the college level, the players have none of that. >> the ncaa says student-athlete safety is a priority, and is in settlement talks with adrian's lawyers. >> i just pray it doesn't get worse. looking at these other football players, that had similar injuries i don't want him to get alzheimer's when he's 35 or, you know... i try not to think about it. >> business man bill browder. >> we're north of chicago, where safety concerns drove players at northwestern university to seek a union. it's the day of the vote, and we're going to meet chris gradone, the team's senior punter. >> you ready for today? historic day. >> in january, nearly every player on the team signed the petition to call a union vote. but by april, their coach had chipped away at that support. >> did you know where you stood? >> no, i didn't. >> you were a swing vote. >> he was personally offended that this whole thing was

no-space-on to judy nfl commissioner overstepped authority and violate the contract with the players unionr. brady and then that quote in the ruling for which they denied brady the evidence he would need to mount his defense at the arbitration. the goodell played judge, jury and appeals court. the judge is saying you can't do that. stuart: roger goodell tried to sanction the most popular quarterback and try to stop him playing in the opening game of the season and he lost. the speculation as to whether or not roger goodell will last a season doing what is done. >> after the super bowl, thank you, roger, time to move on. stuart: a quick financial angle, maybe a couple of them. brady endorses uggs, the abu company and the stock is up 2%. i think there is a connection. there you go. the stock is out. we are done with brady just for now. >> for the next two minutes. stuart: check the big hoard up 150 points. the little stability return to the market this thursday. 16493. low demand down about 20. 74 and caterpillar. ebay turns 20 today which seems like it been there forever. twenty-seven dolla

talk about nfl and the players league established in 1956. it is the unionhe nfl football players. the993, they negotiated current collective bargaining agreement which means what? guest: i taught sports law last segment -- last semester and in my class, i had the head of the players association and a longtime outside counsel for the nfl. they told something interesting they negotiated the labor agreement between players and owners, the biggest sticking point was over this issue which was who would cap the last word about disciplinary matters leading to the integrity of the game? commissioner goodell consisted that he wanted the last word, not only the punishment on the front end but to be the final arbitrator in the case. commissioner goodell would not budge on that issue, so that was really a big sticking point into labor negotiations. the flipside is layers agreed to that system. that is -- the players agree to that system and that is why we are where we are because players agree to have the commissioner have the last word. host: let's go to lewis from mi

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nfl for defamation. $250 million, tom. sue them. their head will spin. >> the players union decided to fight through the court system. erman wrote you can't suspend a person because he may have been generally aware of wrongdoing writing no nfl policy or precedent notifies players they could be disciplined or suspended for general awareness of others. this seemed to question fwoo dell's understanding of the collective bargaining agreement and said the power to punish players isn't unlimited. there is great celebration including at one dunkin donuts where judge berman never has to play for another coolatta. the controversy isn't over. >>> joining me now sports editor from the nation, also host of everywhere you look, it strategy is now business strategy.? and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move your company from what it is now... to what it needs to become. it's a good looking car. ? this is the model rear end event. the model year end sales event. it's year end! it's the rear end event. year end, rear end, check it out. talk about turbocharging my e

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 an accident in paramus. it's in a fast food joint. is that what we are to

the players have already been suspended from school and from the team. even the nfl referees union has weighed in calling the incident inexcusable. >>> big, big moment in sports. first full week of college football. >> yes, after last night's game, the defending national champions are, well, they're off and running again. highlights from the fellows at espn. >> good morning. america. >> he's stan, i'm neil. this is "sportscenter" set. ohio state playing football again and running over people like they did against -- >> against oregon. >> ohio state taking own virginia tech. the hokies beat them last year. this is a different year. they got cardell jones, convert converted quarterback braxton miller playing receiver and running back and wherever else they need him. 54-yard touchdown. here comes miller. he'll keep it himself. check out the spin move. wow. and then he's going to salute big time ohio state fan lebron james by doing his little dance. bugeyes, 42-24. >> lebron texted me during the show. >>> rodger federer, john isner. federer is very good at grand slams against players b

i think that is the thing that came back and bit the nfl and specifically roger goodel because he has almost absolute power. the players union agreed to a deal, a collective-bargaining agreement that gives him power. except in the eyes of money he abused that power. look at ray rice, two game suspension for punching his wife and tom brady gets four games. tom brady will be back. barry bonds tweeting out today, he congratulates tom brady. i am sure a lot of patriots fans are doing today for winning the appeal. unlike barry in his case against major league baseball. when you look at roger goodel, he wanted to protect the integrity of the football game. what are the chances of the nfl winning the appeal? >> i don't think it will happen. i don't think -- i think that it has come down to an ego thing right now. tom brady and the new england patriots against roger goodel and i think if is common sense, the nfl and roger goodel would have fined the new england patriots couple million dollars, tom brady one game suspension and this would all be over by now. i am looking at frank because we go back and forth. i think the whole thing

thursday morning, judge richard berman determined that nfl commissioner roger goodell violated the league's collective-bargaining agreement with the players union and did not have authority to carry out a suspension. his ruling concluded with, "brady's four-game suspension is vacated immediately." he was suspended back in may in the role of the alleged deflategate scandal. the nfl accused brady endeavors of the patriots of knowingly deflating footballs below league limits during last year's afc championship game to get a competitive edge. brady has denied any wrongdoing. in a statement thomas -- the mission or bedell says "we are grateful for the judge hearing this matter, but respectfully disagree with the decision. " >> a federal judge is reluctant to reverse an arbitrary ruling. now it is the nfl that is going uphill. tom brady all likelihood will get to play while this case is going on. reporter: the patriots open on september 10 against pittsburgh. now with number 12 leading the way. kimberly: right now the redskins are gearing up for their final preseason game. jonathan: robert burton, take it away. robert: we are live at fedex getting re

and that line got virtual high fives from nfl players all over social media who recognized this as a victory, not just for brady, but for the players' union. so brady's free to play this season for the patriots, but we are not yet done with deflate deflategate. goodell says we respectfully disagree with today's decision. we will appeal today's ruling in order to uphold the responsibility to protect the integrity of the game. >>> but the players' association counters the decision should prove once and for all that our collective bargaining agreement does not grant this commissioner the authority to be unfair, arbitrary and misleading. and wouldn't you know, brady and the patriots wrap up their preseason against the giants. no victor cruz, but the first team offense may get a few extra snaps early to get themselves back on track. >> tom, final preseason game, what are you looking for from big blue tonight? >> i'm looking for execution. i'm looking for guys who realize their opportunity and they're going to go out and make something happen, so they attract attention. >> how do they say to the coach, hey, you've got to put me on your roster,

brady's players union claiming victory, saying goodell doesn't have the authority to be unfair, arbitrary and misleading. but the nflprotect the integrity of the game. the nfl's appeal 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 tim

brady's players union claiming victory, saying goodell doesn't have the authority to be unfair, arbitrary and misleading. but the nfl appealing to protect the integrity of the game. brady's patriots playing in their final preseason game tonight and the nfl's appeal won't stop him from playing in their first regular season game right here this time next week. david? >> ryan smith tonight, thank you. >>> there's a new development this evening after that massacre in charleston. the suspected gunman who sat through that bible study and then opened fire. state prosecutors now saying they will seek the death penalty for dylann roof, the suspect accused of killing nine people at the mother emanuel church last june. >>> around the world tonight and haunting images coming in from hungary, another example of the desperation thousands of migrant families crowding into this train station in budapest desperate to get to germany. you can see this child crying in the chaos trying to get on the train. the images come 24 hours after the boy we showed you last night. he died trying to flee the violence with his family from syria. ton

unions. ramy inocencio: the nfl players association filed suit to have his suspension overturned.ey damaged by this uproar with mr. brady? michael mckee: they rallied behind him. the people in new england really closed ranks behind tom brady. thursday night is patriots and steelers. tom keene: a real football game. very cool. here is brazil. it is growing and booming capital. the gdp is a straight up moonshot. question getting ugly. richard haass is here with us. he is the expert on this. the does dr. o'neil say is prescription? richard haass: it's going to be fundamental house clearing. the degree of corruption is profound. she doesn't have the credibility to clean it read she is associated with the. you have to reduce the scale of the government. brazil is so top-heavy. they have ignored a lot of the intellectual thinking of reforms. publicthey roll back the sector and allows the private sector to work in a fair way, it's not going to grow. michael mckee: that chart told the story. the rising tide lifted the boats, but they had to pay for that tide. richard haass: you saw some s

. >> we are getting a statement from the players' union on the dedplatgate, as you might have heard a few moments ago tom brady and the patriots beating the nfls the judge nullifies the four-game suspension. players now out with a statement saying the right to tom brady and all of nfl players under the collective bargaining agreement were affirmed by a federal judge, we thank judge berman for his time, careful consideration of the issue and fair and just result. this decision should prove once and for all, that our cba does not grant this commissioner the authority to be unfair, arbitrary and misleading. it goes on from there. but the executive director out with that is. >> we have yet to hear from the nfl. >>> coming up, may the toys be with you. "star wars" merchandise for the next movie go on sale at midnight what does it mean for disney? rick santelli, what are you watching today? >> toeqy's trifecta thursday. we're going to be watching three different areas. we're going to be talking about something interesting going on with grace, talk about china and talk about deflategate. it has a potential tie-in with fed policy and the magic number

unions. [laughter] mark: the nfl players association filed suit to have that suspension overturned. top stories we are following at this hour. coming up in the next half hour of the "bloomberg market day," the iran nuclear deal will be at the top of the agenda as congress returns to work today. congressoughts from woman nancy pelosi, leader of the house democrats. matt: we hear from warren buffett as well. he has been eating lunch with the winner of his charity auction here in new york. at a prominent steakhouse. we will bring you that interview live. fannie mae is out with a new index designed to measure the sentiment of americans when it comes to buying a home. matt: joining us is douglas duncan, chief economist at fannie mae. he's going to tell us more about the index and why fannie mae created a. you just released at this morning. it you have been collecting data for years, obviously. this index will go back about four years. survey 1000 houses a month. we are trying to get to their attitudes about housing. if you think about the 100 questions we ask, each month we have 100,000

a quality of life question for the players and retired players after they finish their careers, and but for the union, if we just said, oh, the nflill look out for the players, this would not even be on the table, we wouldn't be talking about this, there wouldn't be a game-changing movie coming out, so to speak, in december with will smith, as you mentioned, that will shed even more light on this long-term problem. but yes, if you think of the role of unions in particular and professional sports unions, we don't have a problem with those folks, usually, right? baseball, nba, football -- >> because they're getting a big check. >> henry, let me come to you on this. the way that dorian just framed this is -- i'm sorry, harry -- the way dorian just framed this is this idea of life or death. if this is a life or death question, should we even be playing, for example, little league football? should kids be engaged in this kind of game? >> well, i think the significance of this movie on dr. bennett amalu, he is the one that is the hero here because he is the one who dug deep enough within the soul of mike webster to find out what was ai

nfl has to do by its players. it's an ongoing issue but something that has to be dealt with in future union negotiations if the nfl thinks is breaking the rules and damaging the nfl's brand. >> and the fact is that the nfl really kind of went after this -- just recently we were talking about how 60% to 70% of people in polls have said that really what brady may or may not have in some way been a part of is not a big deal and it's been going on for a while. is it just that people are used to shady things happening in sports or is this really an important story? jim? josh, are you with me? >> i think it's unclear. i don't think we're seeing it showing up in the ratings yet. but the nfl has to be concerned over the long term although these issues pale in comparison to the concussion issue. you have a ball deflation scandal and you can stop people from doing that, have better custody procedures around the ball so it's not the home team deciding what the nature of the balls is going to be. but the concussions are going to be the big thing over coming decades where more science will come out. there will likely be an inc

nfl's four-game suspension of brady over the deflategate scandal. the ruling coming down more than one month after failed settlement talks between the league and the players' union brady can go ahead and suit on up for the patriots' first game next week against the pittsburgh steelers. so let's talk about this decision. cnn's sports anchor coy wire is on the phone. and, wow, i just didn't expect tom brady to win for some reason. >> yeah. and i think a lot of people are with you in that sense. this process had gone so long and it looked as if it was going to be tom brady missing at least a couple of games, maybe this suspension would have gotten reduced, but as it turns out, the full four-game suspension completely overturned in a huge decision by judge berman, who is essentially now challenging, completely challenging roger goodell's authority as the collective bargaining agreement, players and the nfl owners agreed that roger goodell could have full power as arbiter over decisions such as this. well, as it turns out, it doesn't look like that's the case when these cases go to court of law. this completely changes the game for any other case to come in the futur

players union. that forced the arbitration in front of the judge. we're seven days away from the kickoff of nfl and brady has beaten the rap. martha: just such an interesting backstory here, talking about early on it was thought roger goodell might go easy on brady and patriots that they were too cozy. four game suspension and two draft picks and million dollar fine came down, the opposite was the take that he was too tough on the situation some people's estimation. people don't like the patriots are very happy with the whole thing. that is the moment he walked into camp earlier in the summer, beginning of august, maybe end of july, huge crowds. obviously tremendous amount of support for him in massachusetts through this whole thing. but you know, this is a loss for roger goodell and win for the patriots. no other way to look at it. bill: the piece of evidence was the cell phone. we're told the cell phone was destroyed. brady told him, that i didn't have to keep with the cell phone. that was his defense. league came back, what did you do with this? brady's side pressured the league to say prove

tom brady and the union a long time ago and this thing would have gone away without it being a store are i. now, it is a terrible embarrassment, a huge victory for brady and the nfl players association. it is absolutely something that will set a precedent in my opinion for other players going forward. >> drew, what does it mean for commissioner goodell who clearly prosecuted this hard and fast as it were? we are told by brady's team he was offering compromises along the way, very publicly making that case. still, goodell pursued it, up to hours of hours of face to face talks and gets this ruling from the judge. what does that mean for him and the future of the present manage pt of the nfl? >> well, it is a very bad outcome for commissioner goodell and the league, obviously. they are big losers here. there is a lot of egg on their face. this is something that they have invested millions of dollars on and, you know, it was all for naught. at the end of the day, they accomplished nothing, except really creating a huge distraction. and a side show. i'm hopeful that the nfl will take a look at a number of their decisions and suspensions that i don't think are fair. and do the

also brought up the fact that tom brady's union, his players' union, had his back this past week that got him through the courts and to see his nflgland patriots. so the other news that we're following today is something pretty interesting. it has to deal with the developing news out of illinois as thousands gather to mourn that fallen police officer, the one that was murdered in the line of duty. we'll take you to those services. >>> also coming up, two high school football players accused of targeting a referee on the field. why they could face more than a punishment from their schools. we both drive a stick, we both like saving money on car insurance, and we both feel integrity, such as, that of healthcare in the america of the us and therefore. yes. thank you. no. no. please, stop! sorta you, isn't you. start with a quote from esurance and get a set of discounts personalized to you, not someone sorta like you. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. heart health's important... ...so you may... take an omega-3 supplement... ...but it's the ingredients inside that really matter for heart health. new bayer pro ultra omega-3