o.j.had moved in with him during the divorce, and was living there when teresa was killed. >> we felt that if he wasn't a participant of some sort that he would have at least knowledge that would be extremely useful to us. tony was never very secretive about what his feelings were and what he -- what his ultimate goal would be or what he planned to do. we thought that o.j.'s information would be helpful to us. >> what did he say about it? >> he actually disappeared a day or two following the murder and he was difficult to locate. once located, he said tony french had made no threats against his life -- >> no threats. >> -- the entire time he had lived with him. we knew that was a lie. >> they tried to find other witnesses that could shed light on the case. but because tony was known as a bully and people assumed he had something to do with the murder, they mostly kept their mouths shut, or when they did talk, they didn't want to be seen doing it. >> there were several people that would cal

o.j. brigance terrorized quarterbacks in the nfl.as a linebacker with the baltimore ravens he made the first tackle in their super bowl xxxv victory. the football field was his battlefield, but now o.j. faces a different kind of enemy. in 2007 at age 37 o.j. was diagnosed with als, more commonly known as lou gehrig's disease. he had lost his ability to walk and talk. he communicates through a computer with eye recognition software, but despite all that you will always find o.j. on the sideline of every ravens practice and every game. >> this strength that he has to get up every day will outweigh the strength in the weight room at any day at any time. >> what keeps me going every day despite my diagnosis is the mere fact that as god has allowed me to live and wake up to experience another day he has work for me to do. >> reporter: but his work extends beyond the football field reaching those fighting the same battle he is. it's what keeps that smile on his face. lately that smile is sparkling brighter than ever. the recent ice bucket

o.j.aunch add civil rights investigation into the death of trayvon martin. george zimmerman shot him to death, but was acquitted. that federal investigation remains open. >> get on the ground. >> police in albuquerque new mexico have been under investigation over dozens of fatal police shootings like the death of a homeless man this year, in a scathing report, investigators document add history of police brutality, and unnecessary deadly force, an independent monitor are now overseeing reforms. a law professor at i.i.t. school of law, whose expertise is in constitutional law and civil rights violations involving police. >> these are typically explosive situations. it will probably will take months. >> in a statement, the city of ferguson says it welcomes the d. o.j. investigation, and says it has been working to be transparent, as it continues the process of earning back the trust. and while the unrest on ferguson street is over, some say the underlying apinger won't be quelled unless real

>> he is o.j. stay on the line. >> i don't want to stay on the line. >> domestic abuse victims now had a public face. post-symptom abusers, there seemed to be a will. actor charlie sheen pled no contest to a charge he attacked his girlfriend in 1996. then in 2010, he pled guilty to assault after he held a knife to his girlfriend. then, there was the case of mel gibson. >> all right! how do you like that? >> in a recording, gibson -- >> twice in the face -- >> you know what. you -- you going to answer one day. >> he pled no contest to a battery charge. some public figures who have admitted to domestic violence have gone on to have successful careers. chris brown was sentenced to community labor after pleading guilty to assaulting then girlfriend and superstar rihanna in 2009, later, the two reconciled. rihanna even featured brown on her album and continued an on again/off again relationship. >> there can be a lot of reasons why a person might choose to stay with someone who is abusive to them. it do

as i said, i think the parallel to o.j. simpson is slooult absolute. >> he may be convicted of something much more -- >> negligent homicide. >> the nfl bringing in some outside investigators now after commissioner roger goodell was challenged for not knowing enough about the ray rice case. we have new details, though, about where roger goodell was the day that that tape allegedly arrived in the nfl office. plus, an unl blooen story about a soldier told he would not be allowed inside his daughter's school because he had on his uniform. the outrageous story is coming up. >>> plus, the plan now is to take on isis with a lot more force, but could this all have been prevent bid keeping more troops in iraq? check out senator john mccain tearing into former press secretary jay carney over his old boss's mrik politics. >> you in the role as a spokesperson bragged about the fact that the last american combat troop had left iraq. if we had left a residual force, the situation would not be what it is today. >> i'm sorry. if i may. >>

>> he's o.j. simpson. i think you know his record.d you just send somebody over here. >> what is he doing there? >> he just drove up. >> what car? >> he's in a white bronco. he broke the back door down to get in. >> is he threatening you? [ bleep ]. >> he's going nuts. >> has he threatened you in any way, or is he just harassing you? >> you're going to hear him in a minute, he's about to come in again. >> just stay on the line. >> i don't want to stay on the line, he's going to beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> just stay on the line so we can know what's going on until the police get there. >> in the pistorius case, the prosecutors say she locked herself in the bathroom because she was so afraid of him. she also sent him a text message last year, saying, i'm scared of you sometimes, how you snap at me and how you will react to me. goldie taylor, an msnbc contributor and former marine. i want to talk with you. these stories, you could argue it's more than peripheral to the cases themselves in the way that they ended, the death of a pers

. >> reporter: the last time domestic violence had such a spotlight was the o.j. simpson case. >> picked her up, threw her against the wall. >> reporter: ann, who works with survivors in chicago, hopes this moment is even bigger. >> i hope it's more than a moment, honestly. i think that the availability of social media and hashtags and facebook is helping to reach people who might not otherwise be reached. >> by all means, tell somebody what's going on. let somebody know. >> reporter: it's not so easy to just get away, vieira said today, but her words may inspire others to do just that. kate snow, nbc news, new york. and we're back with more from new york after this. >>> in scotland the vote begins in just hours. the people of scotland will decide whether or not to break away from the united kingdom. this will have a huge impact on everything from banking to energy to the military. and the voting age starts at 16. with the polls close, british politicians have resorted to begging the scots not to split. nbc's kelly cobiella is in edinburgh for us tonight. kelly, g

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testified in murder trials of o.j. simpson. fox news contributor great to have you here. >> good to see new this is charged a case as i think we've seen for some time. >> yes. lou: is it interfereing with ability to gather evidence? >> sure part of the problem is people see what happened in their own perspective, if there were an auto accident in front of fox, and you have 5 people there, that have 5 different versions of what happened without bias. when you have a whole building of basis any time someone dies in a police confrontation, you can expect upset by family, and community. the feeling that medical kp-fpl inis jusexamineer is part of the deputy cover-up, that is why the family wanted a second or third autopsy. lou: medical examine. >> a fine number one forensic pathologisologist. lou: and you are one of most highly regarded. in modern history, you are second to be brought in. now attorney general steps forward and wants a third why? >> well, family wanted a second autopsy they did not trust first, i suspect that all th

a highway, but it did mark the first time in 20 years people in california were yelling, look out, o.jughter ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots everybody, over there. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey everybody! thanks, it's been a great week so far. coming up this monday -- >> steve: what? >> jimmy: this coming monday, we've got something big. >> steve: what is it? >> jimmy: making her first late night talk show guest appearance in over 50 years, oscar, tony, emmy, grammy and golden globe award-winning performer barbra streisand will be here! >> steve: woah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: over 50 years. >> steve: 50 years? >> jimmy: absolutely. yeah. we are gonna talk to her, she is going to sing for us. she's got a great new duets album called "partners." comes out next week. you're not going to want to miss that. it's going to be a great show. but first, we've got a fun show tonight! he's a big-time movie star -- i mean, he's one of our favorites. he is the best. he is returning to broadway with a new play called "the river." hugh jackman is here everybody! >> steve: co

. >> reporter: the last time domestic violence had such a spotlight was the o.j.impson case. >> picked her up, threw her against the wall. >> reporter: ann, who works with survivors in chicago, hopes this moment is even bigger. >> i hope it's more than a moment, honestly. i think that the availability of social media and hashtags and facebook is helping to reach people who might not otherwise be reached. >> by all means, tell somebody what's going on. let somebody know. >> reporter: it's not so easy to just get away, vieira said today, but her words may inspire others to do just that. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> we'll take a break here. we're back in a moment with the eve of a big vote in scotland. and something in this country dental professionals have noticed about the teeth of their patients that has one major brand removing something from its toothpaste. diabetic nerve pain. the pain was terrible. my feet hurt so bad. it felt like hot pins and needles coming from the inside out of my skin. when i did go see the doctor, and he prescribed lyrica, it helpe

but because of the o.j. simpson laws that i would say the o.j.o o.j.'s house they can didn't do anything and then later on, his wife was murdered. so, when you look at that you say, okay, in my case, i was accused of something, but nothing even close to that even happened. so you have to kind of figure out due process, but yet still what it's evidence in the ray rice situation? there's a video. and adrian peterson situation, there's the pictures. so, it's kind of fickle for me in terms of that but i would definitely say you go zero tolerance, you suspend the guy, you gather all the information, you spend him with pay and if you hire your team of people, much like disney did with me, they hire third own investigators, along with the sheriff department here in los angeles, and they found nothing after their investigation and i went on and continued working. >> respect you bringing up your own situation. and last question, does ray rice get back in and get picked up and does roger goodell now face real risk of being on the way out? >> i think when y

. >> she's o.j. >> and you can see me coming.get out of the road. ew, gross! this is the immaturity level of the show, okay? i love the song "fancy." i-g-g-y by ziggy azalea. it's super fun. i know you like it. listen. >> they all sound the same. >> i agree. >> we played this already. >> in the intro, one of our songs of the summer. that's why. it was my choice. >> bob, you're complaining a lot about the songs. >> it's awful. i couldn't name you one song that came out in 2014. i'm proud of it. the last movie i saw was "seabiscuit." it was great. my favorite song of the summer -- some of you out there will remember this -- this is really when music was great. not these screaming overdrugged vacuous people who couldn't pass a third grade math test. >> ay, ay, ay. >> quiet. here it is, folks. this is a classic. "sealed with a kiss." you don't have it? >> what are you throwing? was that, like, disgusting? >> are you kidding me? you got those crappy songs and you don't have the best one? >> bob, you've got to tell them first before so

a highway, but it did mark the first time in 20 years people in california were yelling, look out, o.j highway! [ laughter ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots everybody, over there. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey everybody! thanks, it's been a great week so far. coming up this monday -- >> steve: what? >> jimmy: this coming monday, we've got something big. >> steve: what is it? >> jimmy: making her first late night talk show guest appearance in over 50 years, oscar, tony, emmy, grammy and golden globe award-winning performer barbra streisand will be here! >> steve: woah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: over 50 years. >> steve: 50 years? >> jimmy: absolutely. yeah. we are gonna talk to her, she is going to sing for us. she's got a great new duets album called "partners." comes out next week. you're not going to want to miss that. it's going to be a great show. but first, we've got a fun show tonight! he's a big-time movie star -- i mean, he's one of our favorites. he is the best. he is returning to broadway with a new play called "the river." hugh jackman is here everybody

o.j. decides there's a sufficient bases to desite that it has taken place, they can then cause a series of reforms. and then they have to be implemented, officers have to be trained and then you have to have accountability. it can take time, what the d.o.j. has been there, there has been change. >> but often -- often though it does take quite a long time. >> it takes time. >> we appreciate your incite. league expert, we appreciate your being here with us. >> thank you. >> on another issue, that has led to protests across the nation, that is money. as workers from mcdonalds burger king other take out shops tooing to the streets in 150 cities with, worst ebolaers seeking a bigger bite of the fast food industries profits. from los angeles to chicago, to new york, to houston. hundreds of fast food workers den't maaing higher pay, and the right to join unions a repeat of last year's campaign met with a new round of arrests. >> the threat didn't stop protestors in detroit or other cities whether

. >> 20 years ago after the o.j. simpson trial you gave a speech. it was a lengthy speech on race. it was a moment that was important in your presidency. you talked about race and policing. and i just want to play a very brief clip of what you said in 1995. >> let's not forget, most police officers of whatever race are honest people who love the law and put their lives on the lines so that the citizens they are protecting can lead decent secure lives. and so that their children can grow up to do the same. >> there was unrest again in ferguson, the nation waiting for an indictment by the grand jury. do you think there has been a rush to judge the police officer who shot the unarmed black teenager in ferguson? >> no, i think the local authorities and the justice department have taken over the case. what do we know? we know that the young man was unarmed. we know there was some kind of altercation with the police officer. we know when he was trying to get away he was shot. we know he had two bullets in the head. we know somebody made some sort of mistake. we don't know what that was.

o.j. didn't need to get to the point where he killed my sister.eed to get to the point where he battered his wife. it did not need to get to this point. i want people to know that there is help for both the victim and the batterer. this did not need to happen. >> tanya brown, appreciate you being on tonight. >> thank you. >>> just ahead new perspective in the shooting of an unarmed teenager michael brown. two witnesses we didn't know about until now have spoken to the police and the fbi. they're speaking to the press. what they say, next. ♪ eenie. meenie. miney. go. more adventures await in the seven-passenger lexus gx. see your lexus dealer. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. perfect timing. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... one-seventy-five a month. good calculating kyle. good job kyle. you just made partner. our best-ever pricing on mo

o.j. simpson, as well. wide right scott norwood. this is the fracker that saved the buffalo bills. >> oh. >> does the sale to the fracker as you put him actually guarantee that they're going to stay put there? >> no. clearly not. no. there's no guarantee in life but depends on stadiums and $935 million have of the bills according to forbes is not gospel but that's a measuring stick. $1.4 billion paid here and the average nfl franchise is 1.7 billion with the tv dollars but also the stadium. so ironically and not surprisingly, the chargers, the rams, the raiders are all looking for new stadium deals and they're low on the nfl value totem pole. >> hey, hey, hey. talking to a chargers fn. >> nothing to do with the fact they blew the lead against arizona last week but low on the value pole. >> wow! >> i made an objective comment. don't talk about the chargers. they need a new stadium, as well. >> poor scott norwood. here's the numbers, scott. buffalo bills record the last ten years. why should they get a new stadium? >> well put. becaus

. >> a lot of people think this is another o.j.pson. >> he's not breaking into somebody's hotel room in vegas. he's going to prison. >> we did see him murder his lover. >> i agree. >> just ahead, a sneak peek into the final part of my interview with regard churchill. and this is the best stuff yet. plus, coming up on "hannity". >> what he said last night it was just weak. and it's not what we expect from our commander in chief, especially the person that's going to put military service members on the line. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. every style's a showstopper! with fabrics that flatter and prints to go wild for. legs look longer, you look leaner. any way you wear them. chico's leggings. we're famous for our legs. at chico's and chicos.com. lots of them, right? but when you try to get one by using your travel rewards card miles... those seats mysteriously vanish. why? all

o.j.on is a good example of this. >> we jack these guys up and tell them to be warriors and gladiators. they can't turn it off? >> no, not at all. the nfl doesn't have a zero tolerance policy. this extra tape, why didn't they see the second tape? the first tape should have been enough for them to expel him. it shouldn't have taken the second tape for them to come to this point. you're dragging your fiancee out of an elevator. you're not taking care of her, you're not calling the police for an plans. >> that's why it came back to haunt them because people were so outraged with the two-game suspension to the point that the nfl changed its policy pop now first offense six-game suspension, second offense indefinitely suspension starting up to one year. the bigger point is i just hope people watch this and men who have abused women get help and the women can get the hell out. >> what about when the woman decides to stay? >> i know. it's so hard to judge every situation, but the bigger problem h

programs and there's zero tolerance policy, which owners and leadership have said for decades, after o.j. simpson everyone claimed they understood what domestic violence was. they saw the problem in the nfl and they were going to put policies in place to deal with it. they really haven't done enough. one of the problems, i think, is that it has always been about money. how do you change the culture. how do you make an industry that really benefits from these violent men continuing to be able to play. how do you turn that around and say, some things are more important than money. we care about our fan base. our fan base is increasingly women. women will step up saying, we won't buy tickets, shirts, paraphernalia, we'll hurt you in your bottom line unless you take action. i think we're starting to hear that battle cry now. i do not agree with the national organization for women. let me be clear that they have the moral authority to demand roger goodell step down because they have not yet called for the prosecutor to step down. and the prosecutor is the number one voice. if the prosecutor t

but ultimately this is eerily reminiscent to me of the o.j.dict and the jury made a verdict counter of what was ect. and the person had an opportunity whether innocent or guilty to move on their life but somehow there's something in their life that attracts them to this kind of stuff. george zimmerman had an opportunity to live a life without encounters with law enforcement and yet he keeps coming back, it doesn't mean he was guilty of murder, but i think he was. and despite my frustration with that case i still hope he gets help and care and i still hope he gets a level of support and love that he never offered trayvon martin. >> yeah, maybe a little less attention, too. thank you. >> yeah, how about that. >>> officially hillary clinton hasn't announced her 2016 plans but her trip to iowa this weekend has a lot of people asking when, not if. we'll talk about it right after this. get 4 lines for just a hundred bucks a month. with unlimited talk, text and now up to ten gigabytes of 4g lte data. no overages no contracts we'll even buy you out of

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you know, sometimes i remember during the o.j.en, you know, everybody was running o.j. 24/7, te 24/7, even the broadcast networks. they are chasing after ratings. i was looking what was happening with isis, and i was thinking should we talk about isis or should we talk about the nfl? and the conclusion i came to very simple. if you want to talk about what's going to touch more americans day in and day out and day in and day out, it's domestic violence. it happens every day. this is why this is so critical. you have the most powerful sports -- the most powerful sports league in the world. it's actually allowing gladiators that weigh 300 pounds to pummel women who weigh less than half of them. so i have to ask the question how does the nfl allow a guy play for the panthers this weekend who has already been convicted of beating the hell out of a woman? >> i can't imagine how. >> they just can't. >> i can't imagine. i think that's another account in the indictment against roger goodell because a commissioner would step in. i mean -- e

stuart: look at the o.j.pson. >> the supreme court has decided in certain key cases. >> we found that there was no playing to the cameras. they forgot that the cameras were there. at your age and mine, we cannot even see. stuart: what lawyer is unaware of the camera when they are lining up? >> i do not feel particularly strongly about it. i would want to hear what my colleagues have to say. by and large, transparency is important. [laughter] stuart: thank you very much, indeed. second day of the detroit bankruptcy trial. the people who drained the city budget. they are getting the sweet side of the deal. they are getting snipped. we will deal with it next. ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if th embce new technology instead? ♪ imagine a mpany's future with the future of trang. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. [ inhales deeply ] [ sighs ] [ inhales ] [

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should we look at domestic violence 20 years later like we did in o.j.ckly, because the commissioner told me they could not get their hands on the second videotape because it was in the hands of law enforcement and they couldn't get it from the casino buzz that illegal. is that true? >> they cannot get it from law enforcement once it becomes evidence in a grand jury. in terms of getting it from the casino well, we don't really know if they could or couldn't because the casino may have said they would. goodell said he didn't go for it. >> the casino is out of business as of now. >> i haven't thought of it that way. >> thank you. >>> and president obama is preparing to speak to the nation tonight about his plans to handle isis. the president met with congressional leaders yesterday. major garrett is at the white house and reports the president will spell out the next phase of military action in iraq. it's not clear if he will announce any plans for u.s. air strikes in syria. >>> cbs news coverage of the president's address begins at 6:00 p.m. pacific time

one of the great figures of liberal democracy in this a man who beat o.j. simpson on the running track. you observe these elections for a long time. yes campaignng the conceding, it is a big story if true. >> they were the hotbed of nationalism for a long time. >> the great mp challenger. >> who was eventually the challenger. western isles is interesting. mp is alsoster him smp. you would expect it to do better. >> absolutely. much earlier we heard simon jenkins saying if it was a clear no vote, westminster would revert back to business as usual. will be the result? >> political suicide for the parties in scotland. no going back. you can't be more public than the front page of the daily record. for them to renege on that pledge would be disastrous. if you want issue free then in scotland, abandon the pledge that you made on the front of the paper. >> you have to work at what the pledge means. you and the conservatives have different traditions when it comes to federalism. >> we do. there are a lot of people who courseen saying over the of this evening polit

should we look at the the violence years later like we did with o.j.urse, is yes. >> rikki, just quickly, the commissioner told me they could not get their hands on the tape because of law enforcement and they couldn't get it from the casino. is that true? >> they cannot get it in front of the law enforcement once it's in front of the grand jury. whether they could get it from the casino, we don't know if they would or could. they may have and goodell didn't go for it. >> and the casino is out of business. >> i hadn't thought about it that way. >> thank you, rikki. >>> the president is planning to speak tonight on how he will handle isis. the president will spell out the next phase of military action in iraq. it's not clear if he will announce any plans for u.s. air strikes in syria. cbs news coverage of the president's address begins at 9:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. central here on cbs. >>> the apple has come out with a device that will end up on your wrist. it unveiled the am watch, the iphone 6 and a new way to use your phone as a wallet. scott stein is a se

as someone brought up over the weekend, i think its with wendy murphy, after o.j. that case, let be more open, discuss the issue of domestic violence. crack down on this where we see it in our ranks. like some things, time passes and you know, these individuals play well and they want them on the field and they overlook it. even the new jersey prosecutor overlooked it. that is part of story we still need to dig more into. >> well, yes. a massive failure of judgment but all of those, the people that took the police report that night, charged ja'neh palmer rice with a misdemeanor. and then they end up dismissing the case and putting it into circumstance of pretrial diversionary program. that happens less than 1% of the time for something like this. it was like a shoplifting case. now if you look at the greater status ticks, since 2000 there have been 85 domestic violence arrests in the national football league. when you take that number, that is a about six a year. that is a lot. but when you take it in totality of nfl players. of 28,000 nfl players, so that is .3 of

i looked at an all the magazine of o.j.pson in 1998 the other day and he thought wow redeem himself after his adventures. >> running backs career in the nfl is three and a half or four years. >> that is correct. >> time is ticking there. good to see you. >> we will have have you do traffic tomorrow. >> okay. >> big surprise in the college rankings, they are out again a new jersey school comes in at number one, but a big pennsylvania school slips in the rankings, what is going on there. we will give you top colleges in the the country when we come back. tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. it gives

. >> quickly, i think we've known that since o.j. that people see things quite differently and the point is, is that there is still a divide. clearly the justice department was on the right track, revitalizing civil rights and if you are in a community where policemen are still putting black tape on your badges after what happened, you all know the message isn't getting through. >> a lot more to discuss in ferguson this morning and a lot more to talk about in the world of politic. we'll keep juggling both topics all morning long. stay with us. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40, $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ "hello. you can go ahead and "have a nice flight."re." ♪ music plays ♪ music plays traveling can feel like one big mystery. you're never quite sure

, obviously somebody who is believed to be mentally disturbed, they had handled him before, but not o.j. simpson, somebody should have been able to catch him. he was a 42-year-old guy. imagine this, if fbi field agents had done the same thing, what would have happened to them in this scenario. you're supposed to be investigating the scene of a shooting on a house. and it takes you four days to realize that seven shots hit the house. what would happen to those field agents? >> that's pretty incredible. the discipline would be severe, that's for certain. think that the president expresses that he has complete confidence in the secret service. but probably has even more confidence in housekeeping, who apparently discovered the bullet in the wall. >> the housekeeping staff are the ones who found it, not the secret service. i know it's a big house, but i mean, this is their job, right? >> right. we can't have it. >> we know lawmakers are going to yell at the head of the secret service today we know it usually results in basically nothing, right? so here's my question to you and you tell me i

o.j.' was crazy too. >> i was not the the courtroom so i'm not going to judge. >> also let's tell you about corporate news this morning. a new diet pill made by orexigen therapeutics. it's the third obesity treatment to get the regulatory okay. also shares of lululemon jumping this morning. the yoga gear maker is raising its outlook. it a lowered that view back in june. that stock is up by about 13%. >> and any time we can, we'll talk about charlie sheen. chiming in on the lesean mccoy tipping saga. he's giving the waiter who was shortchanged by the eagles running back $1,000. lesean mccoy left the server a 20 cent tip on a $60 check. a reporter who spoke to mccoy said mccoy was not happy with the service. >> wow. >> why's the waiter get a thousand bucks? >> you know what? we'll ask mr. sheen when he guest hosts. which he knows that offer still stands. >> standing that offer. >> we would appreciate that. >> he's got a lot to talk about. >> he's in california right now. >> he is. >> is he up

. >> didn't we learn from o.j. simpson, we believed he was this great -- i did, right?often talk about when things pop up, be it nfl or the nba or major league baseball, when it comes to doping scandals, we talk about the culture. is this a culture problem? then i have a follow-up which is, is the culture ever going to change, which i'm skeptical it will, but deuce, is there a culture of kind of not allowing domestic violence but protecting the players maybe to the detriment of those who need the actual protecting? >> i don't know if it's necessarily a cultural issue. you have to understand the game. the game is a violent game in itself. so when you talk about the game being violent in itself, the culture, a guy has to be able to leave for three hours being violent on the field and then being able to be a regular person off the field, and every person it takes a little longer, every person his switch is a little different so i don't know if it's necessarily a culture issue, but at the end of the day it's something that our country has to deal with and i think sports is