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 told? >> reporter: yeah, it certainly is. these are two cars that went flying offed eastbound side -- off the eastbound side of route 4 at paramus into the wendys. look at this damage. you know if you have been in one there are always tables set up in thisser a. what we know, there are two minor injuries. unclear if they were inside the vehicle or inside the wendy's. looks like a miracle here with the amount of damage to this wendy's. unclear what caused the cars to careen out of control. reporting live over paramus, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness

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the new england patriots were one of the lowest valued franchises in the national football league.ay they are second only to the dallas cowboys. there are a lot of nfl owners who feel robert kraft and the patriots have gotten rich by skirting the rules whether it was spygate, fudging injury reports, bill belichick and all the various machinations other owners feel he does. a lot of owners feel because of craft's cozy relationship with goodell that robert kraft is rich on their time. a lot of owners said, hey, dude, you make $40 million a year because of us not bob kraft. go after him for the deflating of the football thing. they wanted to take a shot and puncture the patriots' balloon. >> it is a thing where there is this reactionary phrase where they talk about the court system, he got off on a technicality meant to be like obviously the guy is guilty but the constitution got in the way. i have to say i feel that way about this. it really does seem like they were up to no good. and they didn't essentially have the evidence procedurally to nail them. i respect that because i respec

>> pinhead or patriot? >> you know what? i think he is a patriot. >> you do?s standing up for what he believes in. >> not related to tom cruz, right? >> not related to tom cruz. tom cruise. >> is that ted cruz. >> that is ted cruz. >> he is looking chubbier. >> i'm a big fan of eating white castle burgers. >> who do you think that? >> i'm not sure. >> i don't know. third base. >> watters on deck with the war on women being played out in miami beach. got to see it. right back. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. brand sleep deprived. . bring us those who want to feel well rested and ready to enjoy the morning ahead aleve pm. the first to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last until the am. so you... you... and you, can be a morning person aga

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>> let me just think here, 28, patriots -- oh, yeah, the patriots within.m brady. three touchdown catches rob g n gronkows gronkowski, i assume because the steelers couldn't communicate properly. >> ei'm just saying all the guy on the floor they can't hear because their headsets are hearing your radio show. i don't know what's going on. >> thank you for being with us. >> coming up for us, donald trump rising in support with women. right now the carly fiorina, the rival whose face donald trump criticized, she is speaking live for the first time since then, sin h since his latest jab. is she going to jab back? oh, we'll see. i brought in some protein to help rearrange the fridge and get us energized! i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength to keep you active. come on pear, it's only a half gallon. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. all in 160 calories. ensure. take life in. ♪ lease the 2015 rc 350 for $429 a month for 36 months. see you

and ben will convert this to brown making the catch, inside the patriots 40 for a first down. time-out taken. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> al: by the steelers. so it's opening night, game one of 256. another big night for brady, starts the year with four tded. gronkowski catching three of those passes. meanwhile, deangelo williams great job with the suspension of le'veon bell. >> cris: pretty remarkable really. there's a guy that the last two years more catches than anybody in the national football league. slight guy. big smile. very pleasant to be around. >> al: sixth-round draft choice back in 2010 out of central michigan. and ben sends one deep down the sideline and that is caught but a flag is thrown back behind the line of scrimmage. that will stop the clock with 1:10. >> cris: you've got one player for the patriots, ja ball sheerd with his helmet off. i don't know if somebody knocked it off. >> referee: hands to face, number 68 offense. ten-yard penalty, first down. >> al: that's the left tackle kelvin beachum. >> cris: take a look. 68 right there on your screen he

they have the patriots 2 1/2 point favorite.ion 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 time, even though it was overturned now they get to have their most famous player in their sport on display when the nfl opens its season next -- this thursday with the steelers and patriots. they looked like they stood their ground and still got the guy that everybody's going to watch. we haven't stopped talking about the nfl since the super bowl ended. >> i still think a woman after mr. goodell is done, it's time for a lady to step in with her stilettos. >> somebody, anybody. it's bungled again. we won't stop watching. we don't like it but can't stop watching >> when we come back, a new take on the oh, so memorable scene "when harry met sally." >> speaki

and in the process, the patriots' quarterback peeled back the curtain on the process. judge richard berman noted in a 40-page decision today that brady had no notice he could be suspended for four games for being generally aware of ball deflation. the judge also took up with the attempt to equate deflating the football to using performance enhancing drugs. he zeroed in on the discipline process noting that roger goodell, quote, dispensed his own brand of industrial justice. 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 b

i came down very hard on the patriots back in '07. thought that they should have been punished more so than they were, but they were punished and we move on. i think they've been paying for that ever since. for tomlin to blame headsets on bill belichick is if the patriots, this much removed from deflategate, would, in the first quarter of the first game of the season engineer trickery to rob the steelers of getting signals from up in the press box is ludicrous. >> does this happen, though? does this happen? >> it happens everywhere, yes. and it has happened in the past here. but if you watch the game and you see how confused the steelers were, that had nothing to do with headphones. it was an issue, it was an nfl issue, and again, i find myself in the unusual position of defending the patriots. but i believe belichick's in the clear this time. >> you notice what the pittsburgh coach said. he was just very clear. they've since said they're not going to press any sort of charges regarding what had happened. what's going on there? >> my

and ben will convert this to brown making the catch, inside the patriots 40 for a first down. time-out taken. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> al: by the steelers. so it's opening night, game one of 256. another big night for brady, starts the year with four tded. gronkowski catching three of those passes. meanwhile, deangelo williams great job with the suspension of le'veon bell. >> cris: pretty remarkable really. there's a guy that the last two years more catches than anybody in the national football league. slight guy. big smile. very pleasant to be around. >> al: sixth-round draft choice back in 2010 out of central michigan. and ben sends one deep down the sideline and that is caught but a flag is thrown back behind the line of scrimmage. that will stop the clock with 1:10. >> cris: you've got one player for the patriots, ja ball sheerd with his helmet off. i don't know if somebody knocked it off. >> referee: hands to face, number 68 offense. ten-yard penalty, first down. >> al: that's the left tackle kelvin beachum. >> cris: take a look. 68 right there on your screen he

the patriots are denying it.ind of like you take ownership and then we embrace you again and lift you up. this is not what's happening with the patriots. they are public enemy number one except if you live in new england. it's going to be the dominant story line all year because they're good. they're good again. they've got a great defense, tom brady is back. quarterback position is sewn up. this is a team that in vegas is one of the top three faiths to get back to the super bowl. >> we'll see a lot of excitement. always good to talk about the drama as well. >> that's right, the drama. >> nbc's kickoff tonight 7:30 eastern time. see more drama on the field for a change and not in some hearing. thank you very much. that does it for this edition of "newsnation." i'm tamron hall. up next, bat more mayor stephanie recallings blake talks exclusively with andrea mitchell about the freddie gray settlement. selling 18 homes? easy. building them all in four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every fa

, but this morning the patriots are facing a new controversy. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, september 1 11th, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. begin with politics and the democratic nomination making news, vice president joe biden. during an emotional interview on the "late show" vice president bind opens up. don champion is here with more. good morning, don. >> good morning, anne-marie. during an interview the vice president said he was overwhelmed over his son. it's the strongest indication that he's not ready to run. >> i would think any man or would wouldn't run unless, fwhirm one, they knew exactly why they would want to be president, and, two, they can look at the folks out there and say, i promise you have my whole heart, my whole soul, and my passion to do this. and i'd be lying if i said that i knew i was there. i met a whole group of military families which is not unusual, a rope line about 100 yards from the aircraft. and about two-thirds were in uniform. the othe

new england patriots beating pittsburgh steelers 28-21 in nfl opener.n pass on the night. >> boo! maria: a lot of reaction there. futures how we're expected to open this morning. fractional losses. the dow jones industrial average opening down about 11 points. s&0

not on the patriots, the patriots complained of the same problem. head set gate may be a bit much.en it comes to the patriots, they walk up to the line and cross it so many times, any credibility when they say we're not cheating, people don't believe them anymore. melissa: i kept waiting to see the shot of roger goodell. >> he wasn't there. melissa: you know what he was doing? he was at home in a bath of his 74 million dollars, a giant tub of money that he's been paid over the past two years and laughing all the way to the bank. >> a horrible image. melissa: if you have 74 million dollars, i don't think it matters if you are dressed or not dressed. you got to 74 million dollars. >> how did we get to this point? melissa: roger goodell and the patriots. >> great games this weekend, packers and bear hate each other, cowboys and giants sunday night. david: ashley, you don't have to keep saying american football, it's just football in this country! >>> a new low for cherokee. shares slammed after target announces it will drop the license in 2017. >>> and a pop for sodastream, pepsi comp

patriots quarterback tom brady, chase the win on the football field.ind out what the judge had to say when crossing out the nfl's punishment. greg: a key court action in a case that ignited a national debate over illegal immigration and sanctuary cities. the murder of this young and woman kate steinle and was gunned down on a san francisco peer, an illegal immigrant with a long rap sheet was deported five times, charged with a killing and a judge expected to decide is there enough evidence to try him? adam house leave from the san francisco hall of justice. >> that is right. on tuesday the family announced their civil suit, the criminal case continues at the hall of justice in downtown san francisco. could decide whether to go ahead with murder charges. this is the third time they -- they do believe the decision will be dated it could come as late as middle of september. ended in half an hour or so, the killing him july on the waterfront, accused one francisco lopez sanchez to have a long criminal history, he has been deported five times from the u.s.

police quickly learn it was rented by new england patriot, aaron hernandez. over the next several days, investigators search his home and cars, removing bags of possible evidence, including hernandez's cell phone, but a law enforcement source says it's badly cracked, possibly intentionally, before it was handed over. june 26th, 2013, nine days after the murder of odin lloyd, hernandez is arreste the charges, first-degree premeditated murder and having illegal weapons. his plea? >> not guilty. >> and he's no longer a new england patriot. >> i and other members of the organization were shocked and disappointed. >> hernandez is canned before he reaches the courthouse. >> mr. hernandez is charged with a very serious crime, but that shouldn't be enough to hold him without bail. >> and he's staying in jail. his attempts at bail denied. >> i think the commonwealth presented a case that's circumstantial to be sure, but very, very strong. >> hours after his arrest, the public hears those details for the first time. 9:02 p.m. father's day, june 16th. >> the defendant h

patriots defending their title with a win.ke tomlin steelers head coach ver agitated postgame about the head set fiasco take a look at the hit. >> what exactly happened did you have any communication. >> we were listening to the patriots broadcast in our heat sets. >> coach to coach. >> coach to coach. >> here? >> yes. >> you're saying that every time you play here -- >> i said what i said. >> he claims something happens every time they go to new england so it goes. >>> meantime it seems anyone who covers football for a living has spent just a little time this offseason talking about how miserable things will probably turn out on the playing field for the 49ers this year. but you have to figure a few good things are bound to happen. for instance. the reemergence of tight end vernon davis after scoring two touchdowns in the opener against dallas last year. he never got into the end zone again. had only 26 total catches one of his worse seasons ever. from the sounds of it he is ready to move on and so should 49er fans. >> i don'

. >> thursday night, tom brady and the patriots taking on the steelers in foxborough, patriots unleashedheir banner then rob gronkowski, 7-0 patriots that wrapped up a 64-yard drive, next was 90 yards. gronkowski over two defenders, 14-0, patriots. third quarter, they got a third and goal after gronkowski recovered a fumble and brady goes back to him. he threw for four touchdowns and patriots win 28-21. >> bartolo colon continuing to prove that he can do some things, 42, 25 consecutive scoreless innings entering thursday, have the braves. 42-42 at one time, 14-42 since then. colon drove in a run. the streak up to 31 in the bottom of the seventh. comes to an end, but really what it's all about, the mets are just on a roll. i mean, just ran the nats, braves, mets win, 7-2. >> 42 years old, 42 is the new 41. >> and 53 is -- >> it's just 53. >> yes, it is, fellas. >>> all right, up next in "the pulse," bear scare. the large animal climbing into a car and tearing it apart. >> vertical drop, daredevil bicycle stunt caught on camera. oh, look! yoplait original now has 25% less sugar. time to ta

the focus has been on the patriots. so doesn't it make perfect sense the giants wrap things up on the road in new england? the starters on the sideline, no sense taking a chance here. closest thing to a touchdown, looks like landon collins breaks it up. chris boswell four field goals. josh brown is out with an injury. giants win 12-9. now they start playing for keeps and with that, we get you right to the side, laura is in foxboro. the focus is on the patriots, their quarterback and today's deflate gate ruling. >> that's right, rob. one week from tonight, the patriots will celebrate their victory, but only because tom brady will be there. they never would have unveiled a banner unless their quarterback was on the field. even though brady left tonight before the game even began, the celebration has already begun. even though bill belichick and his players have a funny way of showing it. >> any questions about the game. >> football players, a lot of stuff said, but you have to keep the task at hand and play football. >> n

ats was your first effort what you call patriotic philanthropy. tell me the story of how you got started with this document. mr. rubenstein: it is not as if i was growing up saying someday i want to own a magna carta. what happened was i was reading my mail and saw i was invited to a reception in new york at sotheby's where the magna carta would be displayed and i presumed it sold. i thought there was one in london. when i got there, the curator explained there are 17 copies. there are several different versions. this was the only one in private hands. it had been bought by ross perot in the early 1980's and put on display in the national archives. he decided to put it up for sale. it was to be auctioned the following night. the curator said it would be unfortunate if it left the country because it is the only one in the united states. it was the inspiration for the declaration of independence, the bill of rights, the constitution. i thought it should stay here. i figured of the 17 copies, one should stay in the united states. i resolved to come b

tweets from patriot nation including from rob gronkowski, this season to be a heck of another ride. boston's jfk library. even this dunkin' donuts weighing in. the deflategate saga began eight months ago with brady's alleged involvement in the conspiracy to underinflate footballs for the game against the indianapolis colts. throughout it all, brady has kept his sense of humor. >> it's been such an enjoyable off-season. >> reporter: in a 40-page opinion, judge richard berman wrote there were significant legal deficiencies and the nfl's action against brady and that the league didn't treat him fairly including its failure to inform brady that his alleged misconduct could lead to the stiff punishment he received. >> the judge vacated the suspension because the nfl violated the process, not necessarily because they found tom brady innocent of deflating footballs. >> reporter: the nfl has already filed an appeal with goodell vowing the league must protect the integrity of the game. >> when roger goodell took the commissioner's job nine years ago, one of the things he said is that everyth

it does make people feel much more patriotic ideas -- patriotic aghast when they see these documents. >> you have decried the lack of education history. -- we are all social media focused. what can be done to turn that around? new exhibits like this make a difference in the long run? there is no doubt the people in the country are very concerned about the lack of science and training in the fact that we may be falling behind some foreign countries. has -- i think it is a good thing, but i wish the people cared about history and humanities. you are a much better citizen if you know the history of your country and the world. you know how to think out of the box and do things that are not just dependent on stem related education. i do try to promote people learning more about their country. i think it is an important thing and i am alone in that. others are doing it. maybe i have gotten more attention because of some of the documents i have bought. you are more knowledgeable, you will avoid the mistakes made in the past and you will be more proud of what we have built, even though we hav

some players said the patriots knew their signals and were calling out their plays.the report, the patriots taped other teams signals during that game and team employees went through the visiting locker room to find play calling information. also this new information says those employees rummaged through opposing team's hotel rooms looking for playbooks. the report also alleges roger goodell swept those allegations under the russ out of respect for robert kraft, who helped goodell become commissioner. >>> cape may reporting 74 degrees. back in the 80s this afternoon. >>> next at 4:30, animal control investigation, workers from delaware county's animal services are now the focus of two different death cases. we'll tell you why. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> preparing for the pope. even in places where the pontiff won't be visiting. today several communities outside the city will brief residents about what to expect. >> saying good-bye to a philadelphia police officer who lost his life off duty. ahead, how family and friends will remember lamar poole who died in a hit

the quest for super bowl l starts tonight on nbc with the steelers taking on the patriots. while most of us are fans of the game, there's this -- the american gaming association estimates $95 billion will be wagered on college and pro games this coming season. but only $2 billion will be at legal sports books in nevada. >>> nbc's jay gray is live outside gillette stadium in foxborough, massachusetts. jay, what an exciting day. the backdrop to all the hype -- deflategate. >> finally, dara, game day is here. and i don't know where the rest of the fans are, it's pretty early. sun just up here. but never too early for a tailgate, we've got breakfast burgers and brats on the grill. after an off-season that you talk about for many fans left a bad taste in their mouth. >> pass is intercepted at the goal line. >> they left the field last season as champions. >> a lot of bright sunshine right now in foxborough and all over new england. >> tonight the patriots and their fans will celebrate, hanging a fourth super bowl banner inside gillette stadium. >> it will be pandemonium. pandemo

i don't hate the patriots. i hate the celtics, but i don't hate the patriot, i really don't.are good, they're just cheaters. >> it's known. >> larry: with all the scandals, they had all those scandals last year and all this stuff about concussions, does it seem like americans are still waiting for football or is football waning or people just don't care. >> i think more people are going to watch tonight than possibly ever before. i'm excited about football. i think everyone is really going to tune in tonight. >> because as americans we love that scandal, right. >> no doubt. >> millions of people turn out to watch mark maguire and sammy sosa do a home run and they knew they were using stuff. >> i still don't believe they were doped up, i'm sorry. >> they say baseball. >> they really did. >> you know how many argue with me and say they don't care baseball players are on steroids, they don't give a [bleep] as long as the game is exciting. that saul they care about. and football is exciting. >> i don't know. >> football players aren't on steroids, i can attest to, no steroids in

the patriot act became the and thef extremism danger of overreach on the part of the government. so much so that when the u.s. congress, as compliant as they were, and acted the patriot act by an overall majority, even the u.s. congress two weeks after september 11 inserted into the patriot act a provision that says the power this law creates will expire in four years. the reason being that everyone recognized this was an incredibly radical piece of legislation and that nobody wanted this to become permanent as part of america's political landscape. it was justified only because the situation was so extreme. later, thears situation was no longer extreme and the idea was those powers could be curtailed and everything would return to normal. later, in 2005, the patriot act came up for renewal and it was renewed with almost no debate by a vote of 89-10, even in the face of abundant evidence powers had been abused. in 2009, the obama administration issued a statement saying they wanted the patriot act quickly renewed. the handful of senators said, maybe we should modify this a tiny b

patriots win. "early start" continues right now. >>> the stage is set. the cnn republican presidential debate. we know where trudonald trump w be on the stage and who will be there with him. we know the insults are flying. >>> joe biden in a late night interview with stephen colbert. >>> a new cnn poll shows hillary clinton support slipping. pretty big across the country. does she have the right strategy to dig out of this hole and regain the momentum? good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday, september 11th. new this morning, at long last, we know where they will stand. the official staging for the cnn debate. donald trump will be center stage next wednesday at 8:00 p.m. that location determined by the standing at the top of the polls. carly fiorina now eligible after cnn changes the requirements. trump and fiorina will be joined by bush, walker, carson, cruz, rubio, huckabee, paul, kasich and christie. the other debate, perry, santorum and pataki and graham. these debates are getting much more perso

brady thanked his family, friends, and the patriot's owner through the or deal. a university of kentucky student could face criminal charges after the drone crashed into the school's football stadium. it happened just before gametime yesterday. there were no injuries or damage. the stadium recently went a major renovation. and right now it's time to get a look at the forecast and see what that labor day is going to look like weatherwise. >> we're going to bring the heat and the humidity back up. we brought down the humidity here today. i hope that's not a sign of what's in store for the football program the rest of the season. for us, we've got 60's. mid 70's downtown. it's a perfect example of the hett of -- heat of the city. you've got a lieutenant less in the -- lot less in the way of concrete asphalt. exactly how that 75 looks. we're going to go to the marine corps memorial and getting a life snapshot update from the netherlands. always a beautiful sight to see the washington monument. great look at our nation's capital. 87 and the heat and humidity is going

they were getting the patriot radio broadcast. >> new controversy for the i think in patriots during the first game of the season. as you heard right there the steelers were getting the patriots radio broadcast in the headsets for most of the first half. the patriots headsets were shut off during the issue to keep things level, but mike tomlin said it's not the first time he's had the same issue while playing in foxborough. the nfl says it was an electrical issue. >>> the game went on. nobody got hurt. all right. 5:10. >> patriots won by the way. >> 5:10 your time. time to get updated on the weather and the traffic. >> chuck bell has a look at the touch of fall creeping in. >> and a big touch of fall moves in as we get towards saturday night and sunday. saturday night might not make 70 degrees in some locations. 66 in springfield, virginia. going to be a nice day on the walk in early this morning, temperatures low to mid 60s. 70 degrees by 9:00 or 10:00. 83 in frederick, 86 right here in little old washington, d.c. rain chances for the weekend, more about that and how it impacts the

patriots did not come without controversy. >> reporter: tom brady was back at the office thursday night under a steady new england rain. >> again touchdown. >> reporter: it was the 38-year- old quarterback's first regular season game since super bowl xxxix and the two-time league mvp -- [ inaudible ] >> back in the end zone touchdown. he's in for the touchdown. >> he'll throw a -- this time he does have the touchdown. >> reporter: with deflategate in his remember view mirror brady and the patriots put pittsburgh in theirs silenting critics in the process. his four-game deflategate suspension was vacated by a federal judge last week. another embarrassment in a string of suspension reversals for dmitioner roger goodell -- for commissioner roger goodell. goodell was noticeably frabt -- absent from the game. it's the first time he skipped an n.f.l. opener since his appointment as commissioner. >> we were told a couple of minutes ago they were getting the patriots radio broadcast. >> don't forget the reds skins are right here -- redskins are right here on wusa9 this weekend. that's it for th

the patriots at the center of the new controversy.e pittsburgh steelers say the radio broadcast of the patriots was playing in the headsets for first half of tim ga and the nfl called it an electric issue. >>> and next on the "today" show, savannah guthrie talks with airman spencer stone and the man who he saved. >>> police are looking for a suspect in the double shooting last night. that suspect led police on a chase through silver spring. but was able to get away. >>> a day of reflection and remembrance. today marks 14 years since the september 11th attacks. this is a live look at the pentagon where an american flag now hangs to remember the lives lost that day. >>> and that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather, traffic and any breaking news. see you then. have a great day. >> make it a great friday, everybody. >>> good morning. not there yet. an emotional joe biden talks about his presidential aspirations in his first interv

that's right, the patriots and the steerlz steelers right here at gillette stadium. beautiful morning will give way to a little bit of rain, expected to rain during kick off. that's it from foxborough. >> i'm still waiting for you to fire up some burgers. i'm starving. and i'm pregnant. give me two burgers at that. >>> well, steelers versus patriots coverage begins right here at 7:30 eastern time on nbc. inchlts . >>> a town in whales, which i'm not even going to try to pronounce but welsh weatherman from channel four news did it without even breaking a sweat. >> but in the sunshiny northwest wales, just up the road -- the temperature got to 21 celsius at 70 in fahrenheit. >> say that again. >> he didn't breathe or get tongue twisted or anything. >> and there's some big name places here in the u.s., right? >> there are a few and i avoid them daily. >> that place on the map, right. >> we have the football game tonight as we mentioned and some of the down pours in the midatlantic will move up there, unfoufrp unfortunately. and already round new york city and people wai

the patriots have their star quarterback for the first game of the season.he walls are starting to come down at a historic school in trenton, plus a dramatic art exhibit is bringing pope francis' message of hope and faith. >>> and the nfl will appeal the decision to overturn the suspension of tom brady. the nfl had suspended brady for four regular season games for his alleged role in deplating football footballs, today's role will mean he will play in the first game. >> one more victory for tom brady who with now start the season for the patriots as quarterback after the federal court overturned the suspension. there is no proof that he actually tampered with football, rather the judge took aim at the way the nfl handled the process. >> it was so deficient he needed to overturn the decision. >> brady was never told what he was accused of or what the consequences might be. they say that roger goodell, may have dispensed his own brand of industrial justice. >> the nfl will appeal, but not seek a stay. that leaves brady free to play against pittsburgh. >> i'm s

that's why we got involved with it at tea party patriots. this is the first time we have ever been involved in an issue that expands beyond mostly domestic/economic issues. this is the first time we got involved with anything to do with foreign policy. >> let's go to prescott, arizona. >> caller: before i get to the body of my comment, i want to say anybody that calls up and de wants to replace government, what do you want to replace it with? i teach a class in propaganda at the local college, yes, how did the tea party get formed? there's something on line called the billionaire's tea party. this is the trick to put corporate interests out and have the people advocate it by saturating the airways, and while voting against your own interests. that was how fox news was created. murdoch created a network where working class people would go hard to the right. what is limited government? what that means is sell off all public assets, including our national park to industry, and states rights, and states by themselves are far weaker and can be ta

the patriots won 28-21. after the game, steelers coach hit a foul play because of inoperable headsets on the sideline. >> that's always the case. >> here? >> yes. >> so you're saying every time you play here, you have -- >> i said what i said. >> what exactly -- what exactly happened? you didn't have any communication? >> we were listening to the patriots radio broadcast the majority of the first half. >> oh, i'm sure that was an accident. the vikings playing here on kpix5. kaepernick hoping to improve on his last season. he was asked if he prefers for people to think of him as a running back this year. >> i'm not too concerned of people's opinions how people view me as. i was always the black quarterback with tatoos. so, again, nothing that really crosses ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces furniture. >>> well, jared haynes played friday night. thomas, the head coach, found out how serious it is in australia. here's the top five. >> i didn't realize that

patriots. you never see this many patriots in washington. colleagues at the heritage foundation. freedom require eternal vigilance. you are proving you know what that looks like. despite what you hear in the mainstream media and from the white house, there is not a done deal. the heritage foundation and you are still in this battle. you have seen the polls. the longer this did they ranges, the more americans say, we do not want this deal. caneritage, here's where we work together. we produce a lot of intellectual ammunition. we need you to take it. we need more americans to know what is wrong with this. go to heritage.org,, pull down talking points. make sure your wrens and neighbors know what is going on. that is the way we are going to win this thing. they do not want anybody to know it. they do not want to cast their ballot and go on record. that is unacceptable. every elected official should have to go on record. it is unacceptable otherwise. here is the deal. in washington there are no permanent victories or defeats. they are only permanent battles. the heritage foundation i

guest: the new england patriots were punished.not know if they were technically found guilty of cheating, but they were punished for allowing this to happen. they were fined i think $1 million and lost the first round draft pick and fourth-round draft pick and the owner of the new england patriots elected not to challenge both penalties for the good of the league. he later regretted that, but i think that the patriots had decided to challenge this in federal court along with tom brady, that they would have seen those things reversed by judge berman as well. but i think bob cap try to put this controversy behind him and elected to take the punishment. i do not think there is anyone who would say that those deflated football's mean that somehow the patriots would not have been the seahawks in the super bowl. host: the irony was that it was not even close. guest: but i think that the things are not on the up and up and that commissioner goodell is really concerned about because of spy gate where the patriots were accused of filming o

i'm here today talking from tea party patriots.artye finish at tea patriots with our focus on the iran deal and the upcoming protest next week, then our super pac will be working and gearing up again as we and value andach of the candidates show the positives and negatives of each of the candidates, compared to our core values and the issues and solutions that we care about to our supporters, to let them take a look at that and determine whether the tea party citizens fund will make an endorsement. i encourage you to look at our website for more details on that in the next few weeks. we need to evaluate each of these candidates on all of the issues that we care about. host: how do you go about the evaluation process? us of the issues. are there many of them that you will focus on? that wee have several are focusing on. issues, whether we make an endorsement or not, these are the issues that we care about. issues.e about eight i don't know i will list every single one of them. we are focusing on things that can actually be done by o