university of southern california football program were discussed within the ncaa with you with reggie bush when it is programs but it's difficult to punish people for past deeds, and so you can't retroactively punish penn state short of take away victories, and that's going to be a punishment that people don't really recognize. you take away victories and people say well they play the game, they won the game and in the general public's mind, that's the way those games were decided. so there's no question that the ncaa's enforcement structure creates a circumstance where athletes and schools in the present are being punished for deeds in the past. that's partially because it's so difficult for the ncaa to try to enforce these rules and enforce procedures that involve. they lack subpoena power. it's difficult for these cases to be adjudicated quickly. by the time they get found out about and then investigated and

we saw reggie bush, the lions coming out and wearing shirts that say "i can't breathe" making a very public vocal statement about the death of eric garner here in staten island and the nonindictment of the police officer. there you also see, we saw derrick rose doing that, his teammates afterwards speaking up supporting him. what is your take on this? at athletes speaking out about their personal beliefs on issues like this? some say, good for them, and others say don't do this when you're with the team. >> this is fabulous, and it really goes back to jackie robinson. a lot of people look at jackie robinson as a guy who broke baseball's color barrier but forget jackie robinson was before rosa parks. he was a sports star in ucla. he joins the u.s. army. then he refuses to sit in the back of a bus in texas in 1944. does that sound familiar? he was arrested, nearly court-martialed. after jackie robinson, you had the examples of muhammad ali, the black power protests, '68 at the mexico olympics. here's the thing, poppy. we went through this dead period. we had players, particularly black

reggie bush wore a t-shirt with the phrase during his first game back with the detroit lions yesterday. chicago bulls derrick rose wore one during saturday's warmup session. and davin joseph tweeted a picture showing the phrase on his cleats. and premiere for the movie "annie," jamie foxx gave his reaction saying, quote, we'll probably have to have a few uncomfortable conversations to sort of get things right so everybody can walk and enjoy america like it's supposed to be enjoyed. nbc's brian mooar is live in washington. good morning, brian. what is the late on all the protests? >> reporter: president obama ordered a task force to look at ways to build confidence in the system long-term, but demonstrators in cities across the country are demanding justice now. the protests continued through the weekend, and so did a national conversation about race and justice. >> i don't think anybody that watches that video is not disturbed by what they saw. >> reporter: new york's police commissioner said an internal investigation into the choke hold death of eric garner should be completed within

lions, reggie bush wore it on his shirts during warm ups and he had company. one of cleveland brown quarterbacks had one on his his shirt to get ready for the game and the message was found on the shoes of the st. louis rams, joseph, the slogan refers to garner while the police used the choke hold. he shouted to the officers that he could not breathe. >>> joe vazquez is live to tell us about the intentions inside and outside in the battle of the bay, joe? >> we heard the x's and o's earlier from vern but let me tell you, these are real people out here. they are brothers against brothers of the bay area. and, as one raider's fan told me, sometimes you have to kick your brother's butt. that is what happened here tonight. these folks right here, bad boys of bbq. oakland raiders faithful group with one 49er group, they are still hanging out together, they still love each other, before the game got ugly and it was fun for the most part. but i will tell you, folks are leaving the game we had a chance to talk to a couple of fans, close friends who are on opposite sid

and at games, reggie bush wore a t-shirt back with the detroit lions yesterday. and derrick rose wore one during saturday's warmup. tweeting a picture showing the phrase on his cleats, and actor jaime foxx gave his reaction to the protesters saying, quote, we'll probably have to have a few uncomfortable conversations to sort of get things wrong so everybody can walk and enjoy america like it's supposed to be enjoyed. brian ross is live in washington. what's the late snes. >> president obama has looked at a task force to build confidence long-term. but demonstrators in cities around the country are demanding justice now. the protests continued through the weekend, so did a national conversation about race and justice. >> i don't think that anybody that watches that video is not disturbed by what they saw. >> reporter: new york's police commissioner said an internal investigation into the chokehold death of eric garner should be completed in four months, but they are moving now to retrain the entire force. >> this is not just one case. >> reporter: president obama

detroit lions running back reggie bush showing support for eric garner. i can't breathe written on his shirt in warm-ups. as for the lions, matthew stafford to calvin johnson. that's a touchdown. how about the nfc least. o'dell beckham jr. keeps making great plays. 50-yard catch later in the drive, manning finds, guess who, beckham. 117 receiving yards in the first half alone. giants roll 37-7. their seven-game losing streak is over. rg3 on the sidelines for the redskins. his replacement colt mccoy didn't do so well. so at the end of this one, the redskins fans that were left, they were calling for rg3 to play again. it goes from bad to worse for washington. tavon austin, the punt return goes from one side of the field to the other. 78-yard touchdown. the skins get shut out by the rams 24-0. the redskins are 3-10. the four teams playing in the first ever college football playoff, they have been announced. alabama will play ohio state in sugar bowl. oregon will meet undefeated national champion florida state meet in the national title game. beginning to he

reggie bush, and efrl other players, including members of the st. louis rams wore shirts or apparel with the words won't breathe on hem. derrick rose wore a similar shirt one day early. new york mayor refused to say whether or not he agreed with the decision not to indict daniel pantaleo, the officer who put the chokehold on eric garner. in an interview, he continued to defend, telling his african-american son, dante, to be careful how he interacted with police officers. >> it's different for a white child. that's just the reality in this country. with dante, very early on, with my son, we said, look, if a police officer stops you, do everything he tells you to do. don't move suddenly, don't reach for your cell phone. because we knew there was a greater chance it was i interpreted if it was a young man of color. i have talked to a lot of families of color, but i have said things like this before, and they said over and over again that someone is acknowledging that they have to have that conversation with their sons. it's painful. there's a contradic

. >> i can't breathe sported by derrick rose and reggie bush this weekend, on the heels of the controversial decision in ferguson, missouri, not to indict the police officer in the death of michael brown. >> people don't feel they are being heard, not just about the one grand jury decision but the ones that went before. so you have folks feeling quite vulnerable right now and not having their leaders hear them. >> reporter: president obama in an interview with b. e. t. says the message is loud and clear but the results take time. >> we have to be persistent. because typically progress is in steps, in increments. >> those small steps may not be enough for protesters marking for a bigger change. hallie jackson, nbc news. >>> three determine democratic senator larry landrieu loses to republican congressman bill kaziddy in the runoff election. it further soliz fied the gop control over the senate starting next year. >>> and in the philippines, they continue to be battered by a typhoon that has killed two people. the storm is massive as seen taken by a astronaut along the space station. and it is

and reggie bush wearing a shirt in a warmup. i can't breathe, his words last july. in the aftermath, the nypd began retraining the entire place force. all 35,000 officers. the focus? teaching them ways to avoid physical force using dialogue to talk suspects into compliance and building trust in respect. >> sometimes you are on an adrenaline rush back and forth and your emotions get caught up in what you're doing and sometimes you don't think clearly. >> reporter: can you train that out of an officer? >> not train them out but make them understand this is going to happen to you. >> reporter: in an interview with george stephanopoulos, the new york mayor vowed that the re-training would make a huge difference. >> if you train with a different approach with the use of force, to the acommunication with the community, a different approach to the building relationships with the community, you won't see this v these tragedies. >> reporter: the goal is to change how they do their jobs and handle situations, like the protest behind me. and the situations that lid to the deat

he supported reggie bush's decision to have the masses on the back of his church to support the blacknt to know day-by-day what to expect it when the big day is >> james: we have you covered day-by-day leading up until thursday and that is when the big rain falls. it is falling right now like a nature and cannot bay the door of claudel. will not see much this morning is jesse in the southwest live outside right now we have the clouds relatively clear visibility here in san francisco but that is not the case everywhere we have temperatures and low '50's to the mid-60s and said the fog is dense and pocket the airport out as a fall the delays to start to roll in. >> james: is one to bring us some these in line overnight wednesday and thursday with this system has strong went 57 mi. in that a summit rain down tree limbs and whole trees and that could very well for a compromise be ready for power outages be ready for flooding those two things will certainly be in for test with a 10 friday watch out for it and keep up the date the letters will of the 2 on an online and on a mobile devices >

pro athletes, reggie bush there with the message, "i can't breathe." in solidarity after another case, the father who died after police put him in a choke hold, caught on tape. that officer not indicted, either. and tonight, that third case. the young boy with a fake gun in cleveland. the police car pulling up, second down, gunned down. this evening, his mother now speaking out, demanding justice, as just numbers show just how infrequently police officers are indicted. abc's pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: samaria rice witnessed something no mother should see -- her 12-year-old son tamir dying on the street. >> i just see my son laying on the ground. with nobody doing nothing. >> reporter: someone had called 9-1-1 about a person with a gun in the park, suggesting it might be a kid with a toy. but those critical details apparently were not conveyed to the responding officers. this video shows tamir in that park, the squad car arriving on scene. an officer shooting the boy in less than two seconds. tamir, only a sixth grader, died the next day. >> he

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the detroit lions running back reggie bush wore a shirt that said "i can't breathe" and you had a playercrawl "i can't breathe" on their gear. the most high-profile display came in the nba when derrick rose, a former mvp of the league, wore a t-shirt preprinted that said "i can't breathe" and that caused so much attention that lebron james, the mvp of the past four or five years said that he liked derrick rose's shirt so much that he said "i want to get one." in fact, he was ruminating about about wearing one tonight when the cavaliers flay nets in front of the visiting royal couple kate and william. but it's not just the t-shirts. we're seeing athletes speak out in a strong way. i want to show you what amari stoudemire from the new york knicks sid. he said "law enforcement's job is to protect and serve. your first job is to protect and your second job is to serve." he says "obviously it's not happening that way." that's obviously a strong statement for an athlete to make. >> i understand rams fans are doing some protesting of their own? what happened with that? >> obviously when there i

university of southern california football program were discussing when the ncaa was dealing with reggie bush or any of these programs, it's very difficult to punish people for past deeds so you can't retroactively punish penn state short of taking away victories and that's proven to be a punishment that people don't really recognize, you know, you take away victories and people say well they played the games won the games and the general public's mind, that's the way those games were decided. so yeah, i mean there's no question that the ncaa's enforcement structure creates a circumstance where athletes and schools in the present are being punished for deeds in the past, and that's partially because it's so difficult for the ncaa to try it enforce these rules and the whole enforcement procedures that are involved, they lack subpoena power. it's very difficult for these cases to be adjudicated quickly, so by the time they get found out about and investigated and adjudicated, you're dealing with something that occurred two years ago, three years ago, four years ago, and then how do you hold the

biggest sports star on the planet, he could join a number of other athletes chicago derrick rose, reggie bushnathan betamosi, all spotted wearing t-shirts with the words "i can't breathe" over the weekend. those were garner's last words after being put in a police chokehold. and then the show of solidarity with supporters of michael brown, chris baker made the "hands up, don't shoot" gesture during yesterday's game in yesterday's game versus the st. louis rams. joining me to talk about this all is nba legend and friend of the show, isiah thomas. it's great to have you on the show. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> isiah, we haven't seen this type of political activism in pro sports since the mid '70s, muhammad ali publicly denouncing racism and his refusal to fight in the vietnam war. what is it about the cases of michael brown and eric garner that have resonated with today's athletes? >> well, i applaud the athletes for joining the race again, activism and sports has always gone hand in hand in this country. and i think the judicial system and the policing of our communit

detroit lions running back reggie bush wore an "i can't breathe" shirt during warm-ups. several other players made similar statements. it's gotten a lot of attention. and it's gotten the attention of king james. lebron called the "i can't breathe" shirts spectacular, says he wants one. so will he wear one when he plays against the brooklyn nets tonight? the duke and duchess of cambridge will be at that game. keep the conversation going on our facebook page, or tweet us, @politicsnation. celebrate what's new, the bigger, better menu at red lobster! with more of what you love! try our newest wood-grilled combination! maine lobster, extra jumbo shrimp, and salmon! so hurry in! and sea food differently. >>> breaking news, 2,000 marines on high alert around the world, ready to respond to potential threats over a top-secret new report that is coming out on torture. the report coming out tomorrow. it looks at the bush administration's use of so-called enhanced interrogation techniques. during the darkest days of the war on terror, the report is said to accuse the cia of mislead

reggie bush wore an "i can't breathe" warmup shirt before the game.re has been virtually no back lash, a big difference from the reaction of the method used by the rams. reaction from some fans, who burned ram's merchandise this weekend. in this case, the chicago bull's head coach supported and continues to support the display. >> he has something to say. i think it is a great message. it is about equality. and justice for everybody. >> reporter: the world has seen athletes as civil rights figures before. this potent image of the 1968 olympics, a black power salute in the middle of the civil rights movement. the athletes' medals later revoked. it is these very visible moments that can help to shape a national conversation. >> can sports figures make a big difference in the discourse? >> yeah, i mean, they're -- they're role models. and a lot of people follow what they do. that is his platform. that is derek rose's platform, the quarters where he does his work, where had had is the most visible. and that is the time to do it if you're going to do it. >

solidarity with eric garner and the protests, two professional athletes, derrick rose of the nba and reggie bush of the nfl, wore warm-up shirts bearing eric garner's last words, "i can't breathe." the weekend's protests also included a major clash in berkeley, california. police fired tear gas and smoke devices at a crowd of hundreds of demonstrators after ordering them to disperse. police vehicles were vandalized and several businesses damaged after a splinter group threw rocks, bricks, and pipes. two officers were wounded. more arrests were made sunday as the protest broke out into unrest for second night. other protest cities included los angeles, where demonstrators marched down hollywood boulevard in a rally dubbed "blackout hollywood." in north carolina, over 200 people interrupted a holiday event by holding a die-in on a street. other cities taking part included chicago, philadelphia, miami, and minneapolis. protests included cleveland where 12-year-old tamir rice was killed last month. more protests are continued throughout the week as the lead up to washington, d.c. protest next saturd

now on the t-shirts worn by derrick rose and reggie bush this weekend. the president himself has been vocal about the jury's decision, while calling for peace in the streets. in an interview, mr. obama told black entertainment television results take time. >> we have to be persistent. because typically progress is in steps. it's in increments. >> went on to say gains have been made which give hope for more progress. but the president said young people should be persistent in making that change happen. >> we first told you about the 911 policy to the postal service that may have led to a deadly delay at a facility in oakland that policy instructs employees to call security first and not 911. last week the union postal workers took its concerns to national workers. vicky nguyen broke that story. she is back after more employees stepped forward, saying the policy has led to other critical safety failures. >> reporter: we have learned employees have expressed their concerns for years. these grievances from 2005 were filed with the national usps by workers he

past weekend derek rose also wore an "i can't breathe" t-shirt as did detroit lions running back reggie bush. his sort of home made. it's written there with a marker on the front of his blue shirt. protests are under way in washington, d.c. they staged another die-in tonight. other protesters marched through the streets yelling we're young, we're strong, we're marching all night long. blocking traffic in downtown d.c. tonight. protests under way in berkeley and in oakland in northern california. in berkeley and oakland this weekend, protests did turn violent. not just rowdy protests but violence and looting both among protesters and between protesters and police both saturday and sunday night in the bay area. in the midst of these continuing protests, today the new york daily news published this. the "new york daily news" published their own report, their own statistics about police killing people in new york city specifically. starting 15 years ago with the killing of amadou diallo. innocent and unarmed but police shot at him 41 times and killed him while looking for someone else. since tha

reggie bush did the same, this time on t-shirts honoring the unarmed black man in july in a confrontationisland police. nba superstar lebron james pledged to follow suit. you're riveted by pictures this like in berkeley, california, and students protesting what many see as a pattern of police brutality. you shared images of last night's looting but also of students protecting businesses. this led many of you to wonder, will the caucus students who looted and destroyed businesses at the berkeley protests be classified as thugs or is that reserved only for blacks? as you debate that question, a man not getting eaten by a giant snake continues to be a trending topic. the discovery channel aired its special "eaten alive" last night but its star, paul rose was anything but. he was rescued after the an con da he tracked only ate his head. i guess that -- ♪ that anaconda don't want ♪ >> you're tweeting, discovery, i never watched your show "naked and afraid" but after watching "eaten alive" i assume everyone is clothed and calm. some of you are tweeting over a new letter from albert einstein to

including derek rose and reggie bush.it's been five days since the staten island grand jury decided not indict new york police officer -- daniel pan to leo. today, some membered of the new york city council publicly joined the protest, with some even staging a die-in and blocking traffic outside city hall. the speaker opened with remarks about eric garner. new york state attorney general eric schneiderman is calling for case like garner involving civilian deaths at the hands of police to be investigate by his office instead of by local prosecutors in hopes of avoiding conflicts of interest. a jaw-dropping report from new york daily news says something is broken in the way the criminal justice happens the cases. 179 people killed by on-duty nypd officers over the past 15 years. just three have led to the officers' indictment and only one resulted in a conviction and that officer was not sentenced to jail time. that is just what is happening here in new york inch cleveland, where lebron james now plays, the fallout continue

the words i can't breathe were worn by chicago bulls guard derek rose detroit lions running back reggie bush and nigerian soccer star anthony uja. those three words were heard being said by garner before he died. the i can't breathe statement has become a rallying cry for supporters of garner. back here in philadelphia, faith leaders organized a die-in outside of the eagles game sunday. the peaceful demonstration did attract critics who questioned the timing and tonight a school guidance counselor is off the job for allegedly threatening the protesters in an online post. "action news" reporter walter perez covering this story for us tonight. he's live outside of central bucks west high school with that story. walter. >> reporter: well, sharrie, that facebook post was a threat to shoot the protesters who gathered outside the linc yesterday and now that guidance counselor has been suspended and this case has been handed over to the d.a.'s office. there was plenty of emotion to go around during the five minute die-in demonstration near the linc following yesterday's game. but it was one social

reggie bush wore an i can't breathe shirt before the game. there's been virtually no back lash.rence from the reaction to the hands of gesture by the st. louis rams. criticism from police groups to even some fans who burned rams merchandise this weekend. >> burn baby burn. >> reporter: in this case, the chicago bulls head coach supported and continues to support the display. >> he has something to say, i think it is a great message. it is about equality and justice for everybody. >> reporter: the world has seen this this before. this potent image in the 1968 olympics, the black power salute in the midst of the movement. it is these very visible moments that can help shape a national conversation. >> can sports figures make a big difference in our discourse? >> yeah. they're kind of, they're role models and a lot of people follow what they do. that's his platform. that's derek rose's platform. his basketball court is where he does his work and where he is the most visible. that's the time if you're going to do it, to do it. >> reporter: let's take a look at some of the other play

ferguson and around the world tech of these new saw that in making their way around social media reggie bushive >> reporter: rams guard post a picture of gentleness leads in detroit lions reggie much have i can brief he supports his decision and his quarterback to this mission here look at how people are responding on twitter at least checking as san thank you for speaking up and standing up. given credit for having careers to make a statement of athletes do not tell us what to think about this story of >>mark: will be right back with another day all weather and track after the break. [prof. burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you were covered for this. [boy] check it out,mom! [prof. burke]when you're really only covered for this. or how you figured you were covered for this. when you're actually paying for this. you might be surprised at what's hiding in your coverage. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ [announcer

chicago bulls star derek rose war it on his shirt before a game saturday and so did reggie bush of the detroit lions on sunday. on "face the nation" he said an internal investigation has begun. mayor deblauso said the issue went beyond the nypd. >> you cannot look at another incident in new york city, all happening within the space of weeks and act like there's not a problem. >> president obama had a message for young protesters. >> as painful as these incidents are, we can't equate what's happening now to what happened 50 years ago. if you talked to your parents, grandparents uncles they'll tell you that things are better. >> reporter: garner's wife says she's had to move out of staten island because of all the attention surrounding her husband's death. garner's mother told supporters she is heartened by all the demonstration demonstrations. >> all right thanks. >>> this morning there are calls for the university of virginia to end its suspension of greek life. it follows "rolling stone's" retraction of an explosive story detailing an alleged gang rape at uva. julianna goldman is in w

university of southern california football program were discussing when the ncaa was dealing with reggie bush or any of these programs, it's very difficult to punish people for past deeds so you can't retroactively punish penn state short of taking away victories and that's proven to be a punishment that people don't really recognize, you know, you take away victories and people say well they played the games, won the games and the general public's mind, that's the way those games were decided. so yeah, i mean, there's no question that the ncaa's enforcement structure creates a circumstance where athletes and schools in the present are being punished for deeds in the past, and that's partially because it's so difficult for the ncaa to try it enforce these rules and the whole enforcement procedures that are involved, they lack subpoena power. it's very difficult for these cases to be adjudicated quickly, so by the time they get found out about and investigated and adjudicated, you're dealing with something that occurred two years ago, three years ago, four years ago, and then how do you hold t