teams in the national football league, or nfl, draft the top players. just by signing on the dotted line, quite a few become instant millionaires. despite all that income and increasing number of players, end up broke after they retire from the sport. the u.s. media reports that 78% of former nfl players declare bankruptcy within five years of their last game. this former nfl star jamal lewis, is among those who filed for bankruptcy. he retired after playing for the renowned baltimore ravens between 2000 and 2010. lewis set many records. and he was named the best player in the team's history. despite all that success, he lost his home and also his assets. he agreed to an interview in his lawyer's home. >> just wheeling and dealing. that's pretty much it. i actually do some sales work for another trucking company. >> reporter: he grew up in a poor area of the south. as a high school football player, he practiced hard hoping it might lead to a better life. the university of tennessee gave him a football scholarship. later, he signed with an nfl team. over

the nfl team is urging fans to toss out their hernandez jerseys and trade them in. hernandez' jerseys are no longer available at the patriots souvenir store or online. the former nfl player is facing charges hasn't been convicted yet only charges for first- degree murder in the killing of odin lloyd. >>> a super bowl ring has been reunited with its owner after a quick detour through the san jose airport. former 9ers center john mccawley left his ring from the '84 championship game in a terminal b restroom on tuesday. it was intercepted by an airport employee. she handed it off to a retired employee who recognized the ring and brought it to a lost and found. mccawly got his ring back later >>> the latest cover of the new york magazine is creating a lot of buzz. bert and ernie cuddled up together celebrating the supreme court rulings on gay marriage. there have been rumors about the nature of bert and ernie's relationship. sesame street say they're just best friends. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> steve hartman is on the road. >> i'm

. >> and when two nfl cheerleading teams recreate a taylor swift hit -- >>. ♪ feeling 22 >> and therere rumors of a danceo danceoff. can we get invited to that somehow? >>> there is an investigation ongoing into the video i'm about to show you in russia, slout of m moscow, and it is tough to watch, and we saw it on most.com, tv, and you will see this vehicle taking down a big part of the brick wall. behind the camera is a man who is 29 years old who worked nearby and he saw the construction going down, so he decided to film it. he has two other guys standing in the foreground and as the bricks start to come down, watch what happens. >> oh! >> yeah, watch that again. the bricks come down, and they take a huge bounce, and then the big group of heavy bricks come bouncing right at eugene. now right after this, you will hear people in the area rushing over to eugene's aid, but he didn't make it. you hear people saying call an ambulance, call an ambulance. he and broke his ribs, and surgeons tried to save the guy, but he was smashed by the bricks. here's the thing, there is an ongoing inves

later, he signed with an nfl team. over his career, he made more than $14 million.e invitation of france, lewis dabbled in a lot of businesses. he invested $18 million in the construction of an amusement park and 10 million in some other companies. he also invested in financial products without knowing much about them. lewis ended up losing everything and can't explain how. >> pretty much i don't know, i don't know what happened. >> reporter: experts say many players go bankrupt because they focus entirely on sports. they say the problem begins at university. >> it's poor educational policy. they don't develop any financial literacy. and so as a result of that, all of a sudden they have large amounts of money. >> reporter: last year experts held a seminar for athletes, both active and retired. the aim was to help them manage their assets. more than 200 showed up for further classes in april. >> it gives us a chance to polish up on a lot of thins that we didn't know. >> reporter: lewis gives lectures to students in his home town. he also takes education courses on ho

if you had to change the name of washington's nfl team, what would you change it to? washington gridlock, something like that. most creative ones in the show. #waytoopc. looking for creative and taste full alternatives, and there are many. >>> still ahead, tom brady, one of my favorites, weighs in on his new tim tebow favorite. what he has to say about timmy. >>> a presidential interruption. please turn your ringers off. don't want to do when you're seeing the president. we'll check on the weather. "way too early" comes right back. >>> it's hard to find another legal case that has affected american politics as much as the one involving the pentagon papers. from watergate to white water the legacy in the cynicism about its leaders and attitude toward the media. [ male announcer ] i've seen incredible things. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraw

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marijuana which is a problem for the teams and known to affiliate with gang members and some of the nfl teamsited as a reason not to recruit him. >> we'll not hang him on television but it is not a good day? >> no, if that abc news report is true, it is very problematic. >> the zimmerman jury intact. six all women. >> i like it. >> they picked the four alternates and there are two men on the alternates. >> the judge chooses the alternates. >> no, first qualified six jurorors. >> i know that. they say they need an alternate and who picks it. >> 1 through 4. >> number one comes in. and so there are six women and one is hispanic and the other five are white and all different age and is tell you the headline coming out of the jury is that the prosecution tried to strike twoft sitting six and the prosecution didn't want two of the sitting six. and the judge said -- omarasaid i want them to make you give a nongenteder reason for the challenges. >> oh. >> he couldn't do it. >> the woman are fine. snbs the prosecution stuck with two jurorors he doesn't want on the jury. >> that is interesting. and th

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raiders are the first of twelve nfl teams to leave the two-day noncontact camp. l play 60 is the league's youth, health and fitness campaign aimed at getting kids active for 60 minutes a day. it runs from ten to noon today and tomorrow. >>> knew this morning, the second bay area fair of the customer season connection off in san mateo. the 79th annual san mateo county fair will feature rides, big races, musical acts and, of course, lots of food. a brand new feature this year, a robot that throws frisbees. the disk-throwing machine was built by a high school robotics team. the fare runs until june 16th. good day to get out and get sun but hopefully people can find some cool stuff. >> it will be about five degrees warmer today than yesterday around san mateo. but we have some fog this morning. a southerly surge bringing up that marine layer. we are talking about a forecast that is pleasant, about five to ten miles from the shoreline and oppressive in our inland east bay and the northern sacramento valley. live doppler 7hd, you see a little bit of the fog right here.

the raiders are the first of twelve nfl teams to host the two-day noncontact camp. nfl play 60 is the league's youth, health and fitness campaign aimed at getting kids active for 60 minutes a day. it runs from ten to noon today and tomorrow. >>> new this morning, the second bay area fair of the summer season kicks off in san mateo. the 79th annual san mateo county fair will feature rides, big races, musical acts and, of course, lots of food. a brand new feature this year, a robot that throws frisbees. the disk-throwing machine was built by a high school robotics team. the san mateo county fair runs until june 16th. 6:47. a good day to go outside and get some sun. probably warmer in san mateo than it would be, say, in half moon bay. >> exactly. not only do we have the fog this morning, we have the possibility of upper elevation thunderstorms tomorrow. that will aid in the cooling. but aiding in the cooling today is the fog. live doppler 7hd, it is dense in spots. it sits below about 700 feet. we are talking about the marine layer this afternoon definitely playing a ro

there isn't a single psychiatrist on one nfl team. there is only one and that's the dallas mavericks. there should be. there should be somebody with these guys on the road, at home, anonymously so they can come into their office, hotel room and talk about problems because whatever they are doing now is not enough. there should be -- if you're caught with a gun violation, you should get a two-year ban from the league. they -- >> and guys -- >> into the collective bargaining agreement -- >> rachel -- >> i mean, 234 a nightclub after 1:00 you're out for a year. >> i don't disagree -- >> rachel, what do you think about that? >> i don't disagree it might not be enough but i want to say respectfully there are si psychologists on a lot of these teams. the cowboys have one and a masters in psychology. so there are several teams that do employ psychologists. in fact, the nfl -- >> rachel -- >> a mandatory eight-session mental health and sort of off field issue sessions for rookies. though are getting some things. are they getting enough is the

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and more visible misconduct in florida and several nfl teams passed him over because of that, over theaft. but new england patriots picked him up. this is amazing. $40 million this guy was getting. this guy's not some random guy sitting on the bench. he's a big player. and it was no secret to anybody that he didn't have the cleanest record out there. nfl, the patriots, how did he get this far in. >> he is getting about 10 or 12 million. by the way, a month before he signed his new contract is when he suspected to have maybe murdered two people. and no one in the patriot as organization knew anything about this. he said people gave him the money because they trusted him. they trusted him after he maybe did that. so this is really a crazy story that the patriots didn't see any of this coming. >> it is a crazy story. and others had passed on him because of his record. they must have decided on some level he's a good player. a lot of people are saying this is the nfl, they are a bunch of thugs. this is how they operate. 2010, only 2% of players were arrested. it is less thant nba, less tha

time to talk once again about the controversy over the name nfl team "the washington redskins."alking about this takes valuable time away from the hard news stories we really care about like the deaths of all the imaginary people in the game of thrones or michael douglas trying really hard to remind us that he's straight. this time a group of do-gooder congressmen have sent a letter to the red kins owner dan snyder urging him to change the name of the team to something that isn't racist epitaph describing decimated minority skin color. we know this racist gave the team a name that is racist. the named redskins is clearly not a problem oh to the majority of pale skins. the only thing that they like more than mocking the people whose land we stole is to call the people whose land we stole illegals. but you still have a few americans begging people to change the name that is outdated from the 20th century. thethe white people are concerned that it's pay back on the unprovoked attack of the peace loving wigwam hugger general mcmcarthur. dan snyder stood up for the pale people who sa

again, an nfl team in a precarious situation, waiting for this to play out but also have been one of their stars in the headlines. >> yeah, and that's the problem, tamron. training camp opens five weeks from today for the new england patriots. so they're going to have to hope that something happens in the next five weeks that will give them clear guidance on the right thing to do here. it will be a huge distraction for the patriots if aaron hernandez is arrested, charged, indicted, and then shows up for training camp. look for the nfl and the patriots to work together to come up with a plan on how to deal with hernandez. there may not be much that happens at all over the next month or so. they may not know much more than they know right now when the time comes to welcome aaron hernandez into the facility with open arms. >> now, in a situation like this, does the team call the player in and say, listen, tell us your version? i mean, obviously hernandez has an attorney as we've seen in the past with other players in trouble. they get an attorney. but do they talk with the team and lay

. >>> and two nfl cheerleading teams re-create a taylor swift hit. now see if the rumors are true about a dance-off. >> can we get invited to that somehow? >>> there's an investigation ongoing into the video that i'm about to show you out of russia, south of moscow. got to warn you, a little tough to watch. we saw this video on most.tv. you can see a backhoe-like vehicle taking down a big part of this brick wall. behind the camera is a guy named eugene. as the bricks start to come down, watch what happens. watch that again. the bricks come down. they take a huge bounce. then this big group of heavy bricks comes bouncing right at eugene. right after this, you hear people in the area rush over to eugene's aid. he didn't make it. you hear people screaming, call an ambulance, call an ambulance. his relatives say he broke all his ribs, he fractured his pelvis, he damaged internal organs. surgeons tried to save the guy, but it was too late. he was smashed basically by these bricks. there's an ongoing investigation against the construction company because t

tim t bowe has a new nfl team, but it's one in which he is less likely to play quarterback very much.ports and other states next. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. [ wife ] sorry. [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. tim t. ball just signed a contract with the new england patriots. --tim tebow. coming off a season with the jets and adjusted at work and we put together what he would look like in a new england uniform. no word on what number he will wear or what position he will play. certainly someone everyone talks about and he is back

it looks like the patriots nfl team could be about to sign him up to a deal. tell us all about tim. >> good morning. the news has been pretty vague so far this morning. no official statement coming from bill belichick about whether or not tebow is in fact going to be part of the patriots. however, league sources have confirmed to many media outlets here in town that that is going to be the case. in fact, today is the first day of mini camp here at gillette stadium. we're told he should be arriving here for that. one of the big questions is in what capacity would he be a part of the patriots? we have much celebrated quarterback tom brady here already. so what position would tebow be playing? would he be a quarterback? nobody knows. it hasn't been confirmed he is coming to the pats. this is something we're hoping it find out today. bill belichick scheduled to give a news conference at 10:45. we'll keep an ear out for any confirmation. back to you. >> steve: you'll see it first right here on fox. thank you. >> gretchen: she may be best known for her role as a ter

without a lot of things to go so a game for the safety of everybody. >> reporter: the nfl and the ravens will team up to launch a campaign to educate fans. . >> the ravens say an exception will be made for medical items, so far the nfl is the first professional sports organization to adopt the bag ban. >>> could anne arundel county school employees soon be getting a bigger pay check? that will be decided this week. the school board is scheduled to vote on wednesday on terms of employment that would give skalry increases to thousand -- salary increases to thousands of employees. the raises would take effect next month, if approved. >>> dozens of same sex couples from all over the country capped off gay pride week by tying the knot but baltimore's top brass. >> to love and cherish until death do us part. >> mayor stephanie rawlings-blake presided over the same sex ceremony. couples from all over the world converged there to take part. >>> and coming up on wjz's eyewitness news. monsoons threaten hundreds in india. how residents are dealing with this resident. >>> and mother nature strikes again. wil

so that scared away some nfl teams as well. i talked to some personnel directors and they said yes they did stay away from him because of those issues, particularly marijuana. bill: he has a bright future, he's a talented player. well see if this affects his future. jim gray out of lax. marthad jim gray out oflos ange. martha: there are reports a new regulation the president is trying to push through has to do with environmental law. bill: a major senate hearing on how edward snowden pulled off one of the biggest security leaks in u.s. his the intelliges always trying to find a needle in a haystack. and to find a needle in a haystack, you have to have the haystack there. if we have information about a tea --about a terrorist in the d states. they are going to go into this haystack and find out two things. phone number and length of call. ♪ if you have high cholesterol, here's some information that may be worth looking into. in a clinical trial versus lipitor, crestor got more high-risk patients' bad cholesterol to a goal of und

you have to be able to produce on the field for an nfl team, otherwise you won't stick around. >> reporter can capitalize on tebow's talent it may be gridiron mastermind bill belichick. he has taken on talented reclamation projects before. and for patriots' fans the only thing that matters is whether tebow can help new england hoist the lombardi trophy in february. for "cbs this morning" don dahler, new york. >> you have got to believe that belichick and bob kraft have some idea of how they can use him in a smart way. >> no doubt. >> as a quarterback. >> but belichick is going to revitalize his career and has a place for him. >> yep. >> but there's some patriots fans who are not too happy. >> but it makes it very interesting. >> skeptical, i should say. skeptical. >> financial experts are sounding alarm on your retirement savings. even couples with a million dollars might be in trouble. we'll ask mellody hobson what you need for a comfortable retirement. that's next on "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] one day it will hit you. by replacing one sugared beverage a day with

nfl teams spend tremendous amounts of money and tremendous amounts of time and man hours researching the players that enter the draft each year. they're trying to figure out what kind of people they are, character concerns. obviously other things as well. the report that i was read about aaron hernandez was that he had low self-esteem. he had a short fuse. he wasn't jittery, though, which i guess some guys who have those characteristics are jittery. but hernandez doesn't have that characteristic. and that he's on edge a lot. you know, teams knew -- teams saw there were some, you know, character issues, personality issues when they were researching this kid coming out of the draft. >> you report in your article today, citing the nfl scout, self-esteem quite low, not well-adjusted emotionally. not happy, moods unpredictable, not stable, doesn't take much to set him off. it goes on from there. you know what, we're going to take a quick commercial break, if you will bear with me, we will pick it up on the opposite side of the break. dad. how did you get here? i don't know. [ speaking in

nfl after the boston marathon bombings. gigi barnett has reaction from fans. >> reporter: the boston marathon bombing taught security teams at sporting events around the nation valuable lessons. one of them was ban the backpacks. it's what bombing suspects tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev were spotted carrying minutes before the attack. this week the nfl announced it's getting rid of all backpacks in the stands and that goes for ravens fans. >> the key here is it's all about public safety. it's about the safety of the fans and it's about speed. >> reporter: coolers, briefcases and see the cushions are also out. ravens spokesman chad steele says only clear see-through bags and small clutch purses are allowed now. the new rule will help fans get into the stadium faster. >> we want to alleviate a number of people coming in with the wrong things and having them have to go back and put it in their car to gain entrance to the stadium. >> reporter: fans who want a safer stadium are okay with the rules. >> i'm ex-military and i feel they're doing everything they need to do to keep the country safe. >> i'm okay with the clear bag. i ca

so it's a small statistical number, but it's too big of a number for high profile nfl teams. ck: jim gray is a fox news contributor, veteran sports caster. thanks so much for the new details. >> thank you, rick. jenna: appreciate that context, too, as the daughter of an nfl player, just for the record. it's nice to know it's a small percentage. >>> well, edward snowden is, apparently, still in that russian airport. in the meantime, the president says he shouldn't have to call the russ president to bring him back. next. jenna: just after noon here on the east coast, welcome to a new hour of "happening now." glad you're with us, i'm jenna lee. rick: and i'm rick folbaum. danny wore fell back on the hot seat after a new report reveals the irs didn't just single out conservative groups, but liberal groups too. >> the inspector general's initial responses have led many people to believe that only conservative groups or groups with tea party in their names were the ones held up for inspection. now we know that that's not the fact. rick: but that contradicts a previous report from th

we'll tell you which nfl team is praying he can help get them to the superpole.ll of -- super bowl. all of that and breaking news as the second hour of "happening now" starts right now. ♪ ♪ jon: we are awaiting new revelations in the nsa surveillance controversy with the whereabouts of the leaker unknown right now. hello, i'm jon scott. jenna: welcome to the second hour of "happening now," everyone, i'm jenna lee, and the justice department now weighing charges against edward snowden, the government contractor who was fired after disclosing classified information about the government's programs. he collected telephone records and e-mails of many americans. but that bombshell may just be the tip of the iceberg, or so says the journalist who broke this story. glenn greenwald says he has more documents that contain significant revelations about the nsa. in the meantime, as jon just said, snowden is nowhere to be found after checking out of his hotel in hong kong, so the story has many twists and turns. catherine herridge is live from washington with more for us now.

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alas, it was the nfl team he roots for. his audience? the crowd of elementary school students.w jersey. the governor fielded some questions from them. one of these little guys wanted to know, governor christie, who is your favorite football team? but before we reveal his answer, what do you think? here are the possible options. think about it. governor of new jersey. could it be the new york giants, dallas cowboys, philadelphia eagles, new york jets? which one has his support? you know, one might think this is an easy answer. one might have to think again. here was the governor. >> because my favorite football team is not the new york giants. it's -- it's not the new york jets. and it's not the philadelphia eagles. get ready now. my favorite football team are the dallas cowboys. which, by the way, is not the smartest thing for the governor of new jersey to want to be is a fan of the dallas cowboys. >> i feel like i saw some fist pumps from some of those kids. also you could hear the boos, some shock among the elementary kids. the new jersey governor has always been a cowboys fa

george preston marshall described as as the nfl's leading bigots. they were the last teamntegrate. >> john: and the jfk administration had to force them them. >> because the stadium was on federal land. and do you know who did a demonstration in support of george preston marshall? the american nazi party, his base. the thing about the washington redskins, they were the southern-most team in the nfl and marshall had an incredible affection for dixie and the slave south. when he proposed to his wife in 1947 his lovely wife who is a hollywood actress, he set up the stage area to look like a slave plantation including singers people giving them mint julips, and people acting as slaves. >> john: most white people have no problem with the redskins. they support that they should not change the name. i imagine the more we talk about this, the number will go down. >> it's already down 10% over the last 10, 15 years. that's not insignificant. it might seem slow but i think the name will change, and change in short order. about percentage, when virginia finally ended the ban on inter

he's also represented both the nfl and individual football teams. in recent years, cotchett has taken on major organizations and even wall street. including lawsuits against enron and gold mman sachs. >>> meanwhile, the a's owner lew wolff says he's not in favor of legal action or legal threats to solve business issues. instead of lawsuits oakland is focusing on a new stadium. they're also working on a lease extension at the coliseum. waiting in san jose is the proposed ballpark for the a's. you heard the council members talking about this. these are artist renderings of the field that would be built in the league allows them to move. today's lawsuit comes on the heals of a messy week. two days ago coaches from the a's and visiting seattle mariners were up to their ankles in raw sewage. it flooded the clubhouses of both teams. all the players were forced to shower in the raiders locker room, which is on a higher level at the stadium. the 47-year-old coliseum could not handle the plumbing demands of the sellout crowd. >>> our survey tonight. should t

. >>> an incredible fall in the public eye from a tight end with one of the nfl's premier teams, to virtualsn't get worse than this, folks, being led out of your home -- that's aaron hernandez, a football star -- in cuffs with plainclothes. not only that, he gets into a cruiser, and he gets out of a football team. because the new england patriots fired him. his arrest comes under -- all during a big murder investigation. a friend of his, odin lloyd, his body was discovered by a teenage jogger last week near hernandez's home. that's not far from boston. and odin lloyd's sister said the two were friends. her reaction to hernandez's arrest, "god is great. it's the best news i've had sense my brother was killed." hernandez is in the process, we think at this point, of being arraigned. it's going to happen at any moment, if not already. and when we learn of those charges, we're going to get them to you and let you know what they are. back with our expert take on this, the legal analyst paul callan and defense attorney danny cevalos. so, let me ask you, paul, you are called to be aaron hernandez'

it says it's been looking for a brand to promote the reforms and says it was hoping the nfl would teameaders in the senate say the nfl would risk damaging its, quote, inclusive and apolitical stance if it joined the campaign. >>> it's the start of the most famous bike race in the world. the tour de france began this morning. the first stage going 132 miles. german rider marcell kittle just won the race. the race covers more than 121 miles, the first tour since former cyclist lance armstrong was stripped of seven straight tour titles for doping. >>> and a lot of people will be out on the streets. i'm heading out after this, and it's going to be possible record temperatures out there. >> yeah, especially-- >> lose the jacket! >> oh, i'll lose it! first thing that goes once we walk off the set, rosemary. >> absolutely. shorts and flip flops today. if you are thinking about escaping the heat and heading to the coast, always a good idea to bring a jacket. so many times i've thought let's get out of here, it's freezing! looking at mild conditions for the coast. a beautiful day along pacifica

this city, a headquarter company, with of course our san francisco 49ers being pre-imminent, elite team in nflcan't just think of any better name. i was having fun thinking what would have gone on in that room. for politicians like mayor mathews and i, short of naming a stadium after our name -- [laughter] >> you know, look at what they've brought together in this partnership. and i realizeyou realize that when people will watch this new team play in the stadium, ~ they'll see the best. when the people watch it on television and they go to the stadium, they'll see the best in sports, in entertainment, they'll see the best in business, and they'll see our hearts reflected in the philanthropy spirit that both of these very serious businesses do for our greater bay area. but i will say that when you look at the name levi's stadium, you'll have embedded in that, they started out with the first two

if it were an nfl team, the guy would have been broomed a long time ago. >> and yes, arnold donald whoeen a board member will assume the role. >> and a guy with two first names. my father says be careful. >> 34 years at ceo. >> it is a great company and i know lots of people who just still love carnival cruises and i think that they had, honestly, i believe it was bad luck. i don't believe that management has lost control of the fleet. a lot of bad luck there. and mickey arison, and at one i time or another, you have interviewed him. he owns the heat also. >> and great parade yesterday. >> and yes, lebron from akron ought to do a little bit go out on the ships a little bit. right? go to take a lebron cruise. >> a lebron cruise. i would do it. >> and kind of play some h-o-r-s-e on the open seas. >> and the guy with the spiked hair. i would take a cruise with him any day. >> maybe not. >> and he is funny. >> and the carnival earnings and we have a lot more earnings after jim's "mad dash" so don't go away. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get t

so he expanded into cities where the nfl had no teams, and at first it seemed to work out.e rival leagues began competing for the same players. more importantly, for the same fans. when the leagues finally merged, teams split into two conferences. we know them today as the afc and the nfc -- da, da, da -- sorry. at the nfc had its first super bowl. but the gridiron got even greater 47 years ago today. that's how fox reports this saturday, june 8th. my saturday night is just getting started. see you halfway through "huckabee" which starts in about six seconds. >>> tonight on "huckabee" -- >> i'm extraordinarily proud to announce my new national security adviser susan rice. >> screw-up, cover-up, move up. the obama administration rewarding good soldiers who toe the company line while treating those who call out corruption like enemies of the state. >> not only are they losing their job and their livelihood and their income, they are actually facing jail time. >> government whistleblowers on why they risked everything to reveal the truth. >> i could not stand by and simply be

team. >> and included an nfl ref who worked this year's super bowl. >> a perfect day for it. >> perfect day. >> nice out there. >> cooler than yesterday. and more cool weather coming. i was here earlier you. were out hanging out. >> there was wind. wind today. >> there was, yeah. >> the cooldown. early this evening. we had wind, firing up. outside right now. temperatures, no matter where you are in the 50s. from the microclimates earlier in the day. now one big microclimate. marine air, pumping inland. look at the wind in fairfield. southwest at 30. good chance, low cloud into solano county. sacramento by tomorrow morning. notice the temperature change. biggest difference in the tri-valley. may be able to leave the air conditioning uniits off tonight. enough low cloud tomorrow morning. you may wake up. and find wet road. mist, drizzle. mid morning. cle clearing skies. sunday into monday. one interesting part of the weather. watching for you tuesday, wednesday. the area of low pressure, gulf of alaska will drop in to the north of the bay area. which will led to cool temperatures. first half

nfl is what we're talking about. here is gigi barnett with the story. >> the boston bombing taught security teams at sporting events valuable lessons. one of them was ban the backpacks. it's what boston marathoning suspects tom hand and dzhokhar tsarnaev was spotted carrying minutes before the attack. >> this week the nfl announced it's getting rid of all backpacks in the stands. that goes for ravens fans. >> the key here is it's all about public safety. it's about the safety of the fans and it's about speed. >> cooler, briefcases and seat cushions are also out. ravens spokesman chad fields said only clear see through bags and small clutch purses are allowed now. he said the new rule will help fans get into the stadium faster. >> what we want to elevate is having people come in with the wrong things and not making them go back to their cars. >> fans who want to see a safer stadium are okay. >> i'm ex-military and i feel they're doing everything they need to do to keep the country safe. >> i'm okay with the clear bag. i can buy a clear bag . that's all right. >> for 3 hours you can do without a lot of things to see the game.

this within the team hosts more than 300 local kids for the nfl play 60 football camp at silver and blackeadquarters in alameda. raiders are the first of 12 teams to host the two-day noncontact camp. nfl play 60 is the league's youth health and fitness campaign. aimed at getting kids active for 60 minutes every day. the camp runs from 10:00 a.m. to noon today and tomorrow. also new, the second bay area fair of the summer season kicks off today in san mateo. the 79th annual san mateo county fair will feature rides, pig races, livestock contest, and lots of food. a new feature a robot that throws frisbees. it was built by the high school robotics team. the fair runs until sunday june 16th. >>> lisa argen, you've been dealing with temperatures in the 70s already this morning. some will get up to more than 100. >> yeah. you showed us that fog from santa cruz. >> gosh. >> it's all going on today. and we looked at fair, numbers should be in the mid-80s. warm for the san mateo coast. fog should pull back from the shoreline for a time being. yesterday, records. reno 100. south lake tahoe 88. 106

sent a letter to the owner of the washington redskins and the commissioner of the nfl urging them to change the team'shich they find derogatory and offensive. my first response to this was, doesn't congress have better things to do than spend time on this? then after a minute, i said, maybe this is what i want them spending their time on, this and steroids and baseball and lance armstrong because it means less time spent screwing up our health care system. so a hit for congress. >> all right. dan? >> when pope francis chris was elevated to the papacy, some hoped they would do a more aggressive job of defending the church's interest. the u.n. human rights council in geneva this week, the representative of the vatican sternly condemned the murder of christians in the middle east and africa and it is an excellent sign if the pope is going to raise the visibility of this awful persecution. >> jason, i'm afraid that i think that congress has the ability to multi task, do many things that -- bad at the same time. usually does. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, please send it to us. be sure to foll