martin was drafted to play alongside richey incognito.e been inseparatable since. >> i don't know if you watch madmen. but there used to be a feeling of sexual harrassment. but we are all adults here and that used to be how it felt to be a woman in the work place. it was no longer acceptable to call women certain names; is this going to change the locker rom or football culture? >> this is a wonderful point and as someone who grew up in the madmen era and never got over. it the difference of the sexual harrassment in the '60s and '70s is the relationship. the man or woman. the man could do anything he wanted and if she objected she would be fired and these are two equals and multimillionaire 300 pound plus adults, for goodness sake what is it our business what they do or say to each other in the locker room. >> jim gray thinks it will change the game and pressure on the league to the coaches to be sensitive to matters like these it will change the culture of football. >> that is preposterous. and it may be true. but it is awful. concentra

superficially speaking at this point we know richey incognito is well-liked by his teammates but clearly has a very distinct history about his past. we also know he has told me in the past that he has sought counselling, he takes medication to try to curb some of his anger management issues. we know less, though, about jonathan martin at this point. he we know he is the son of harvard graduates and went to stanford. we don't know everything yet about martin. we also have an organization that put these two people together on the same field. they spent plenty of time both in the locker room and away from the locker room. and that is just another dynamic, rachel, in this entire complex just sophisticated, crazy story. >> how much is this shedding light on the fact this may be an issue in sports and the nfl more than we think and that guys are getting hurt? >> that's going to be the challenge of the nfl as it begins this investigation into the dolphins situation. when they come into the dolphins locker room, if they do indeed decide and determine that there is an issue with the culture in th

a new report from the sun sent until newspaper reports that the miami dolphins coaches asked richey incognito to tough enup jonathan martin. martin left the team abruptly last week. reports have surfaced he was being bullied and hazed by incognito in a series of racist and violent text messages and voice mails. incognito has been suspended pending an investigation. but another team member says this story line doesn't add up. in our late developments today, ed laugh lavendara has them. >> reporter: his football career with the miami dolphins in jeopardy, the muscled teddy bear as a friend described him looked thrilled to have a brand-new slick ferrari delivered to his ft. lauderdale home. while inside the miami dolphins training facility, incognito's teammates and coaches faced allegati questions about allegations of bullying. >> the type of culture that i've championed since the day that i walked through these doors has been one of honesty, respect, and accountability to one another. >> reporter: the national football league is investigating incognito's reported profanity-laced messages with

the locker room and basically all of them came out, his time mates came out and said they like richey incognitod he is a good teammate. and ryan tannehill said if you asked a week ago mart and i know incognito was best friends and he took the back for martin. it is a unique story and martin is getting clobbered because it is like he went to the principal and broke a code. and we don't have all of the facts. it is too early to jump for this. it would be difficult for both of them to find a job. >> martin is not talking. and the gm's report jeff ireland report suggest that he to theed martin to straighten it out and get physical with incognito. and the league now is involved in this and take its to a new level. the nfl is investigating what happened within the dolphins. and it is tough to say what the league will find and say. >> the commissioner has a signed a lawyer named ted wells who will take over. he's looked into a number of things in the past and he has experience in these type was issues, not only in sports. and he was ininstrumental in the nba players association and getting changes the

richey incognito said he did not mean to do any harm. . >> no matter how bad, how vulgar it sounds, that's how we communicate. that's how our friendship was. those are the facts, what i'm accountable for. i've taken stuff too far, and i didn't know it was hurting him. >> incognito provided fox sports with more than 1100 text messages he exchanged with martin over the past year. both players are expected to talk about the case with the nfl's special investigator. >>> family got a double surprise during a game over the weekend. >> both parents are on active duty in the army, and just this week, their only car broke down. at halftime speaker pat mcafee gave them a brand-new car. inside was their dad, sergeant first class jeremy eno. the colts collaborated to make the event possible. made this little guy very happy. >> pretty sweet. >> how sweet. >>> 6:06. possibly the strongest storm to ever make landfall. the destruction left in its wake, and why officials are having trouble getting help. >> he's a musician, a computer whiz, and a hero on this veteran's day. the. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, traf

as marly hall tells us, richey incognito is telling his side of the story. >> richey incognito said he's embarrassed by the language he used. the offensive lineman admits to using the n word. >> i'm not a racist. to judge me by that one word is wrong. >> reporter: incognito said his actions came from a place of love. >> no matter how bad and how as a rule bar it sounds that's how we communicate. that's how our friendship was. those are the facts. >> reporter: martin left the team two weeks ago after accusing incognito and others of harassment. incognito gave more than 1100 text messages he exchanged over the last year, one of them sent by martin three days after he aabruptly left the team. says "just know i don't blame you guys at all. it's just the culture around football, locker room got to me a little." . >> taken stuff too far. i didn't know it was hurting him. >> reporter: martin has not spoken publicly about the issue. both players expected to discuss the case with nfl special investigator. marly hall, cbs news. >> players are defending incognito up to a point saying he is not a ra

. >> teammates of marty and suspended richey incognito claim they were actually friends. >> reporter:ccusations are so exkploes employeesive the nfl commissioner called for a formal investigation. were miami dolphin coaches the ones encouraging veteran offensive lineman richey incognito to toughen up johnthan martin? the harassment allegedly so severe espn is reporting that martin checked himself in to a hospital for emotional distress. at a news conference he call ed, head coach joe philbin defended the team. >> the type of calls i have championed since the day i walked through these doors is one of honesty, respect, and accountability to one another. >> reporter: incognito has a well-earned reputation. in this video, circulating from a souflt sports bar, his famous short fus is on display. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: he's accused of tormenting the junior lineman with racial slurs, texts and voice mails and the drama is dividing the nfl. >> this game is hard enough as it is. there's no room for bullying in this league. >> reporter: herman edwards says bullying has no place in the lock

. >>> another disturbing allegation against richey incognito already accused of bullying a teammate. a veer volunteer during the dolphins' annual golf tournament last year. he's accused of touching the woman's privates with a golf club, rubbing himself up against her and pouring a bottle of water on her face. the woman told police that others witnessed the incident but didn't stop incognito who was reportedly drunk. >> oh, boy. >>> incognito is not the only high-profile sports figure to be linked to anger issues. rutgers basketball coach mike rice was fired for physically and verbally abusing his college players in practice. it was caught on videotape. he is speaking out in an interview with robin roberts. rice says he is a changed man. >> reporter: how do you defend throwing a ball at players, striking players, verbal abuse, the anti-gay slurs? >> you don't. it's unacceptable. it's something that i'll never get over. >> reporter: rice insists he's changed for the better since the scandal broke in new jersey six months ago. >> there you see him with his wife and his wife during this

guys in the league have been treated like this or similar and not said anything. >> reporter: richey incognitong the accusations false and tweeting, "i want my name cleared." coaches say hazing is one thing but using racial slurs crosses the line. an analyst we spoke with said if martin comes back to the nfl he won't be met with jeers but possibly with sympathy for speaking out. matt gutman, abc news, davy, florida. >>> an update on the new york college student found wedged in a two-foot space between his dorm and another building. asher vongtau's mother says he r son can't remember how he got stuck. they had to break through a brick wall to rescue the student. he suffered several broken bones. >>> a law that would ban work place discrimination has cleared a major hurdle in the senate. seven republicans joined democrats in supporting the measure including illinois republican mark kirk. he defended the bill in what was his first address to the senate since suffering a stroke two years ago. >> i think it is appropriate for an illinois republican to speak on behalf of this measure in the true tra

martin come to the nfl headquarters today to discuss the bullying he said he suffered against richey incognitohe racist language he used toward martin. let me get your quick take on incognito. is this a bad guy being exposed as a bad guy or a nfl player being brought up into the forefront as an example? >> first i don't know why we're only focused on this racial remark he made. sure it's bad. but the other things were equally bad. i think that it's really a function of character at the end of the day. >> i don't know that we have a really clear view of the situation yet. i think there are more facts to come out. i've never seen anything close to this. if you would take the way that males talk to each other in locker rooms, in fraternities, in all sorts of places, they sort of would not stand up really well if you put them on a screen and magnified them and let the public talk. they're in a private locker room. >> i think he's a bad guy. the nfl needs to take a look at when you're taking on players like this with a $10 billion industry, you got to think twice. >> this debate goes beyond incog k

manager's advice was to fight back, that jonathan martin should punch his alleged tormentor, richey incognitoded to this specific report. while the miami dolphins tried to stay focused on their game, the nfl has hired an independent investigator, prominent attorney, tell wells to look into allegations that say richey incognito bullied jonathan martin leaving him hate-filled phone messages. >> if the review reveals anything that needs to be corrected, we will take all necessary measures to fix it, to ensure that this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: with reports surfacing that dolphin coaches pressed incognito to toughen up martin, head coach, jim philbin headed off information about the situation. martin remains out of sight. his father gave a brief answer when asked how his son was doing. incognito was seen driving his new ferrari wednesday. he wasn't answering questions but his glendale, arizona, high school football coach described him as a hard-working kid. >> he wasn't a boy scout but we never saw anything like this coming down the road. >> dolphin teammates say they didn't either. >>

martin's alleged tormenting richey incognito filed a grievance against the dolphins through the playerse charging his suspension from the team. >>> this next one isn't just a great sports story but great human story and that's why it is our "favorite story of the day." it involves miami marlins pitcher jose hernandez. >> he is 21 years old and hasn't seen his grandmother since defecting from cuba six years ago. he was talking about his grandmother when, you guessed it. >> the marlins brought her to miami leading to a tearful reunion right there in the marlins locker room. he called it better than being in the big leagues. >> she only arrived in miami a half hour before that meeting and she's known -- knows more about the sport than anyone else in the family. >> they say she is a baseball freak. >> love that story. >>> coming up, the amazing shot on a school basketball court and how it will pay off in the classroom. >>> and the heroic police dangs the woman fighting to keep them out of harm's way. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you

. >>> another disturbing allegation against richey incognito already accused of bullying a teammate. he allegedly harassed a volunteer during the dolphins annual golf tournament last year. he's accused of touching the woman's privates with a golf club, rubbing himself up against her and pouring a bottle of water on her face. the woman told police that others witnessed the incident but didn't stop incognito who was reportedly drunk. >> he is not the only high-profile sports figure to be linked to anger issues. rutgers basketball coach mike riels was fired for physically and verbally abusing his college players. it cause caught on tape. she speaking out in an interview with robin roberts. rice his he is a changed man. >> how do you defend throwing a ball at players, striking players, verbal abuse, the anti-gay slurs? >> you don't. it's unacceptable. it's something that i'll never get over. >> reporter: rice insists he's changed for the better since the scandal broke in new jersey six months ago. >> there you see him with his wife and his wife during this interview said it has been deva

martin, remaining o the team's iury port this weekend while the man accused of bullying him, richey incognitoly. current around former players come t incognito's defense. >>> good morning. i'm lester ho. >> i'm eri hill. >> we will che in with dan a moment for more on the aftermat of the typho. craig melvin in for jenna. as we continue to talk about typhoon haiyan, as the pictures comen why overseas, it is tough to get a true sense ofow much destructi has been caused by this storm. we do know that it wl go down as one of the strongest storms on record. as those picture are coming , dylan has a little bit more information on the dage that has caused and where this is headed next. >> right now, the storm is sitting in the south china sea. it did move throughhe philippines as a very strong category 4 equivant, almost a category 5. at least 1,000 peoe have been killed. according to theed cross, that toll could go up. rescuers are having troub reaching the victims in some damaged areas, because the floodwaters are s deep. ighborhoods and hes have been desoyed. thousas of power outages. hundreds of

martin's alleged tormenting richey incognito filed a grievance against the dolphins through the players>> this next one isn't just a great sports story but great human story and that's why it is our "favorite story of the day." it involves baseball's national crowned rookie of the year, miami marlins pitcher jose hernandez. >> he is 21 years old and hasn't seen his grandmother since defecting from cuba six years ago. he was talking about his grandmother when, you guessed it. >> the marlins brought her to miami leading to a tearful reunion right there in the marlins locker room. he called it better than being in the big leagues. >> she only arrived in miami a half-hour before that meeting, and she's known -- knows more about the sport than anyone else in the family. >> they say she is a baseball freak. >> freak. >> love that story. >> very cool. >>> coming up, the amazing shot on a school basketball court and how it will pay off in the classroom. >>> and the heroic police dogs and the woman fighting to keep them out of harm's way. you are watching "world news now." ♪ there goes my hero >

an allegation that implicated teammate and fellow offensive lineman richey incognito in a pattern oftin. incognito allegedly left voice mails and text messages for martin that led the dolphins to suspend incognito. one reported example, "hey, what's up. you half n-word, piece of expletive." he said, "i sawon twitter, you've been training for ten weeks. i want to expletive in your expletive mouth. i'm going to slap you in your expletive mouth. i'm going to slap your real mother across the face. expletive you, you're still a rookie. i'll kill you." those who play professional football in the nfl are presumed to be tough guys and the toughest of them all might be the offensive lineman who play after play, repeatedly collide with faster, arguably more athletic guys rushing directly at them. martin, a tackle and incognito, a guard, were in their second season of going through the bone-crushing reality of o-line play, literally alongside one another, and not just on the field. on each team, there are teams within teams, and the offensive linemen in particular, typically have a pretty stron

richey ignitto. they didn't think he was bullying. and he was one of his best friends and treated him no different. and this is what the nfls. and whether it was the culture or incognitongled out martin. mark, how are you and good afternoon to you? >> i am wonderful. >> talk about the legal potential here, whether it is the team or just individuals. what do you have to determine and what do you have to figure out? >> >> the best lawsuit that he would possibly have is that the dolphins are responsible for creating a potentially hostile work environment and whether he can prove that or not hinges on the problem he has to show what the players do and the coaches and the executives and what if anything they did about the alleged physical and emotional abuse he's coming forward with. >> mark, is there any way that he is in trouble. johnathon martin is in trouble for loving the team and breaking the contract. it was an escape plan and wanted to get away from the team or football in general. that's what they will levy on the other side. >> mark, what do you have to figure out here? you have to figure out whether or not he went to the coach or gm or anybody? they reach out to