we take up the case with two of the best attorneys in the business. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodellding tom brady's four-game suspension in the so-called deflategate scandal. goodell cited the quarterback's done have his cell phone destroyed before a meeting with an nfl financed investigator as a key piece of evidence. brady's agent, don yee, just said this. the appeal process was a sham resulting in the commissioner rubber stamping his own decision. the commissioner's decision and discipline has no precedent in all of nfl history. the nfl players association announcing it will appeal goodell's latest decision on behalf of brady, seek an injunction and kick tail. joining us tonight, lee sweel and mercedes coleman. both fox news analysts. destroyed evidence. there was no evidence. they didn't even ask for the phone. >> well -- >> don't mess with me. >> he's got the law degree. >> brady said he said to his assistant, destroy cell phone. he said he does that because every four months he gets a new cell phone. >> i feel the same way. >> well -- >> lou -- >> kidding. >> you are kidding m

if nfl loses appeal and roger goodell goes from four to zero. black eye by nfl they get beat by tom brady. brady will miss a game. this is good day for brady taking it from 4-0. melissa: dan, what do you think? >> i think he plays opening game. we'll play the tape to who is right. we'll see if tom steps up to the mic. j.t., we'll can't leave this segment without talking about this idiotic thing, new york jets quarterback gene mow smith out six to 10 weeks because he was sucker-punched by a former teammate in the locker room? this was all over 600 bucks. is this stupid and ridiculous as it sounds? >> it is awful for the jets and career for gene mow smith in the short term. shows lack of leadership. gene mow smith wasn't respected in locker room by fringe players all the way to the leaders in the jets organization. said no one deserves to be sucker-punched and accosted in their place of work. that's what happened here and now the jets have a quarterback with a little bit more experience. it could be addition by subtraction. the jets could be bette

upset that roger goodell upheld the four game suspension for accusation that brady and others tampered with the football. brady and the patriots deny wrongdoing. michael michael zaniana and michelle, thank you for being with us today. mike, let's talk about what's happening. this is almost the best of times and the worst of times for football. you couldn't think of a better business you'd like to be in but it's amazing to watch these blow up time after time. >> $10 billion industry. extremely fat profit margins, new deem als coming all the time in the market and the tv side. now you have the court case coming to new york which i think is bad for brady and i think it will make things easier for the nfl to get the four-game suspension upheld. >> you think it's bad because it's a new york jury isdiction and the jets and giants fans here? >> i think minnesota is more favorable to the nfl players union. we saw that in the adrian peterson case, for example. i think that's why they wanted it there as opposed to new york which i think is more unchartered territory for the nfl p.a. >> do you th

. >> that was new england patriots owner, robert kraft this week, angry that nfl commissioner roger goodelld the four-game suspension. the penalty is punishment for e deflat-gate. the forbes executive editor, and co-hosts of his and hers, thank you both for being with us today. why don't we talk about what's happening here, mike. this is almost the best of times and worse of times for football. you couldn't think of a better business but it's amazing. >> $10 billion industry, extremely fat profit margins and new deals coming all the time on marketing and tv side yet you have this in the news. now you have the court case coming to new york, which i think is bad for brady and i think it will make things easier for the nfl to get the four-game suspension upheld. >> you think it's bad because it's a new york jurisdiction and new york jets and giants fans here? >> i think that minnesota where they wanted it to be more favorable to the players union. and i think that's why they wanted it there. as opposed to being in new york, which i think is more unchartered territory for the nfl pa. >> do you

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he's one of 32 guys who are roger goodell's -- the people roger goodell reports to.n to again say, hey, guys, you have to settle. if i'm not getting anywhere with roger goodell, you say i need to speak to your manager. kind of what's happened here today. >> david, your thoughts? >> well, i don't think there's going to be a settlement, and i think we are kind of missing the real story. this is less about tom brady to the national football league players association than it is about the next round of collective bargaining. they view these high-profile cases as an opportunity to make an agreement they lost in collective bargaining the last time regarding commissioner authority. so this case is a chance for them to continue to chip away at the wall of commissioner authority, and this is a five-year plan for them. so in 2020 they can say look at all this history about the commissioner's authority. the issue to the judge should be to follow the law, and if the judge follows the law, the nfl should win because the question is whether the commissioner acted reasonably. and t

and nfl commissioner roger goodell, we are back in court in new york today.ed to reach a settlement agreement. federal judge urged both sides to make a deal. brady is fighting a four-game suspension. a union representative says they tried. best to reach a settlement but for us, it reinforces the desire and need for an independent arbitrator. and matters of personal conduct. mark: the judge could announce a decision as soon as tomorrow but no later than friday. scarlet fu is joining me here. we have been following this from the very beginning. a lot of passion on the both sides. some say it is about the integrity of the game. any idea when the ruling will come? >> the judge wants it out by tomorrow and wednesday. sometime before friday. tom brady wants this done it soonest possible. he wants to get ready and hopefully for his part and patriots fans, they want to see them on the field. this is interesting not just to rehash history, it goes game against the indianapolis colts. there were allegations the patriots deflated some of the balls because they are easie

(booing) >> booing and shouting as the league commissioner roger goodell enters the court. tom brady walks in for fate yacht fans. four-game suspension for deflate gate. he is seeking confirmation np football. while they want to have the suspension overturned goodell was not a fair arbitrator in the appeals hearing. a lawyer for the nfl admitting there is no so-called smoking gun against brady while the union can't entirely explain why two low level patriot employees would deflate footballs without brady knowing. >> i think judge burman was aggressive toward the nfl. they both had issues pointed out by the judge. >> the two sides eventually met with the judge privately for more talk of a possible settlemen settlement. as brady left the court at least one person would be heard yelling keeter. deflate gate isn't just affecting the nfl. take a look at this interesting bee trail of brady. yes, that's brady. the court sketch artist for this unforgettable piece has been the center of internet ridicule. hilarious popping up over photo media. you can see his head on media. the artis

almost like the adult brought in to speak for roger goodell, saying, roger, go to the kiddie table.grown-ups here to talk. they filed in new york so the case would be heard in new york instead of where it's typically held in minnesota because they thought they would get a much more friendly judge. yet judge berman time and again has jabbed holes in the national football league. what this is coming down to is the definition of arbitration because technically according to the supreme court a judge cannot overrule an arbitrator's ruling unless they feel like the arbitration process has been violated. in this case it's totally been violated because the arbitrator was roger goodell. like judge, jury, and executioner. yet at the same time that's also written in the collective bargaining agreement agreement, that roger goodell is the arbitrator. that's going to be the sticking point, whether judge berman says this is so egregious it's ridiculous. even if judge berman does say that he still might award the nfl the victory but a victory because i guarantee you he will take shots at nfl and r

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roger goodell and new england's quarterback, tom brady, are expected in court about 90 minutes from nowybody is waiting for them. this centers on the legality of the nfl's four-game suspension of brady after goodell decided he conspired in the deflating of footballs and did not cooperate fully in the investigation. kristen is in new york city for us. good morning. >> good morning to you, jose. yeah, you can see the cameras there waiting for those arrivals. the judge has said that he hoped to rule by the end of the week, but it could come as early as today. the patriots' first game of the season on september 10th, so right now, tom brady not eligible to play in that. if there were a ruling in favor of him or some type of stay, then he would be able to play. so the judge really has been pushing for a settlement in the case, but the two times remain very far apart. tom brady insisting he did nothing wrong. the players association saying the hearing was unfair and also that brady didn't have notice of what the consequences would be and no player has ever been suspended for being generally a

brady and roger goodell were both in court. adam shapiro, you're standing outside. adam, who got booed the most? >> truck went buy, dagen. couldn't hear the question you were asking me. there is really important, i one, never want to be in your courtroom. god help miss kardashian. with regards to tom brady what happens today, they're in chambers with the judge. they're trying to work out a settlement. this is a civil case. the judge is trying to get them towards settlement. let's do it step by step. first we had arrivals this morning this is notorious for roger goodell, as he got out of the suv, there were football fans in the video calling him liar, liar. they were booing him. because he as commissioner acted to suspend mr. brady under the authority as commissioner to protect the integrity of game of football. mr. brady arrived in his suv, very quiet, somber, walked into the courthouse. they went into a private meeting in chambers with the judge to try to work out some kind of a settlement, to lay the groundwork. they all wound up inside of courtroom. let me show y

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patriot's quarterback tom brady is in federal court for attorney face-off against commissioner roger goodell, both are seeking a settlement for his punishment for deflate-gate. marcy gonzales joins us now. >> reporter: things got started an hour ago with both parties meeting privately with the judge and the judge came out and said he had not decided which side would prevail, today a deflate-gate face-off in federal court. new england patriots star tom brady fighting his four game suspension going head to head against nfl commission under, roger goodell. >> we'll cooperate fully with that and allow the judge to handle the process. before the hearing the judge issuing a last minute orderer, encouraging both sides to engage in good final settlement issues. >> this judge will say if you can't resolve it, neither of you will like it. brady and the union taking it to court after the appeals of the nfl were denied. they said that brady's punishment after they said that they played with underdeflated balls last year. >> it was harsh. >> harsh. >> i have all played within the rules. >> but goodell sa

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tom brady and roger goodell are in manhattan in a courtroom right now.r respective vehicles and going into the courtroom. the two are meeting behind closed doors with the judge who is presiding over the lawsuit recently filed by the nfl player's union. let's bring in rachel nichols and seth barrensweg. rachel. i want to start with you. what will go on in that courtroom today? >> reporter: these are enforced settlement talks. the judge is someone who's called the settlement judge. in the short time this matter has been on his desk, he's issued three separate written orders urging these parties to settle. here's the problem, though. tom brady doesn't want to say he did anything wrong and roger goodell wants to enforce the full penalty. he made that clear over the weekend at the hall of fame. so these two guys are as far apart as you can be and they're facing a judge who's basically going to tell them in court today, neither one of you is going to like it if this comes to me to make a decision. so work it out, people. we'll have to see if they make any prog

the nfl player's union made the quarterback's testimony to roger goodell public tuesday. the transcript was filed as part of the union's challenge to brady's four-game suspension. brian webb is in new york. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. a federal judge is urging both tom brady and roger goodell to appear in court tuesday next week to reach an agreement before the start of the season next month. the 457 page appeal hearing transcript reveals tom brady testified under oath that he never asked anyone to alter footballs and that he first thought about football air pressure during a 2014 game against the new york jets. brady testified, i thought possibly the referees added air to the balls. after looking into league guidelines the transcript shows brady told a team equipment manager to make sure officials didn't make the balls any bigger. brady also went into detail about how he routinely had his assistant destroy his own cell phones and said his lawyers provided numerous pages of phone records to nfl investigators from november of 2014 to march o

tom brady versus roger goodell.s are getting nasty. ♪ next hourng up in the of "market makers," alibaba ceo daniel zhang will be with us from hong kong to talk about his company'shis disappointing sales and announcement of a $4 billion buyback. time for the morning brief. agenda items to put on your calendar this wednesday. the energy department releases the latest oil inventory reports at 10:30 eastern. tom brady roger goodell meet in manhattan over the four-game suspension and the judge handling the case has called for a settlement conference. we will have more on that with the lawyer in the case. stephanie: after the closing bell today, advisory firm prices its initial public offering. the firm is taking evaluation of as much as $1.75 billion following in the footsteps of -- you want a quick look at the markets. stocks pointing toward another down day on wall street. with some of the movers to keep the night ahead of the opening bell. kick it with fashion right now. fossil group down 10%, earnings were out after

and nfl commissioner roger goodel is remembering frank gifford, as a, quote, icon of the game. the former new york giant and broadcaster passed away yesterday. in a statement gifford's family says he died of natural causes at his connecticut home. gifford was the league mvp in 1956. he joined the monday night football broadcast team in 1971. frank gifford was 84 years old. >> and, gifford's wife, kathy lee, tweeted this message: deeply grateful to all of your outpouring of grace. we are stead fast in our fate and finding comfort inn knowing where frank is. >> coming up on "eyewitness news", we have the latest on septa's plans for the papal visit. jan? >> reporter: erika, if you were chosen in the first rounds of this lottery, but haven't paid up yet, do not worry. you have little mover time. reporting live in center city this morning, details on this deadline extension. >> more reaction about a fox news host. katie? >> erika, front loading our forecast this week, here with some wet weather today and tomorrow. the rest of the week not looking terrible. all of the details you nee

of course tom brady, roger goodell, clashing in federal court. as you know tom brady is resisting the four-game sit-out, the four game suspension. we'll let you know if there is any news on that front. meantime what a wild ride for stocks today. in the last 90 minutes of trade, a huge sentiment shift. you can see on your screens, the dow still closed lower but way off session lows. ashley webster with me from the floor of the new york stock exchange. ashley, you were there for all the ups and downs. what stood out to you about today's momentum? >> it was down 277 points as you said, deirdre but i came down here, sorted it out and we finished flat. the question is what did happen? there are a lot of theories out there. i spoke to a pete from qms. he said this is one gaining most traction. the european markets closed 11:00 in the morning new york time. they had a dreadful day in europe. worst day of the year. cac down more than 3%. so europe closed down very poorly. at same time apple's stock bottomed out right around $109 a share. then we started

nfl commissioner roger goodell in that room, too. abc's ryan smith tonight on what the judge said today about whether there's any evidence directly linking brady to deflate-gate. >> reporter: tom brady, met by cheering fans outside new york federal court today, bracing for battle to get back on the field. the superstar quarterback going head-to-head with nfl commissioner roger goodell, booed upon his arrival. >> the liar has aarrived! >> reporter: the courtroom showdown as brady fights his four-game suspension, denying any involvement in deflate-gate. the judge says he's still making up his mind but added he's "having trouble" finding evidence brady was part of any conspiracy to deflate footballs. grilling the nfl for "direct evidence" implicating brady, the league insisting "there may not be a smoking gun but there is evidence of culpability." but the judge had tough questions for brady's side too. like why brady destroyed his cellphone during the investigation. his lawyer, claiming he did it to protect his privacy but acknowledging

roger goodell alsok;p arrived minutes ago. two will meet privately with a judge before, and there you see him arriving, before the hearing begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> congressional critics against the cuba policy are criticizing the white house saying that cuban dissidents will not be invited to the u.s. flag rising on friday. here's what congresswoman lleyton said just moments ago. >> what the administration, what secretary as doing the bidding of the administration is doing is sending a message to the dissidents that they form no role in this new relationship between the united states and cuba. that they are forgotten. they are discarded. >> kris, good morning. >> good morning. >> what more do we know about the politics surrounding friday's event? >> well, we know that this is a difficult situation for the white house, right? because there have been a number of nebraskas of congress who have travelled to cuba since this essential detente has been announced. and they have chosen not to meet generally with any dissi

apparently roger goodell and tom brady got together tuesday. the report were that was an attempt to reach some kind of settlement. do you know what happened there? >> it got nowhere. the nfl right now has all the card because they don't believe they are in a position where they will be overturned because judges rarely overturn arbitration settings in a collective bargaining agreement. but the nfl was raked over the coals and he got the national football league to admit there is no direct evidence against tom brady. the nfl is trying to dictate the settlement because they believe they hold all the card. they want tom brady to admit to the findings of the report an won't do that. according to him he had nothing to do with any of this and he's going to hold firm to that. and he was under oath when he was under the commissioner's appeal. he want no suspension, possibly a fine. the fine would not be for not cooperating. it would be he could have been more cooperative. martha: rick leventhal talked to attorneys who said this boils down to $technicali

. >>> tom brady and nfl commissioner roger goodell are in a federal courtroom right now.d to say that, i know. but they here in a mandated attempt to settle their differences, shall we say. i'll just say it, it's a legal battle over the quarterback's four game suspension for his role in deflategate. the two men got very different reactions from the crowd when they showed up to court this morning in new york. >> the liar has arrived. >> i don't know that anybody would expect differently. they love that guy, tom brady. the judge wants both of these sides to come to a compromise but both of these men seem to be digging in their heels. in the meantime, guess what's about to start? yup, the nfl season. it's less than 30 days away. is that going to matter? joining me now is cnn sports anchor rachel nichols who's been following today's proceedings closely along with hln legal analyst joey jackson and cnn legal analyst paul callan. rach rachel, people don't understand why they're in court in the first place. i'll get to that, but what's at issue? >> is that what we call it, leg s

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-- patriots quarterback tom brady and roger goodell.at the courthouse to discuss the plate gate -- deflategate. the judge is open to suggestions from both sides on resolving the dispute. brady is appealing his four-game suspension. one nfl team is considering .igning ray rice the cleveland browns have reportedly discussed signing him. rice has not played since being released by the baltimore ravens last september. after video surfaced of him incking out his then fiance a casino elevator in atlantic city. like home forace major league baseball teams. for the first time in history come all 15 home teams wob yesterday. -- won yesterday. when the league had fewer clubs, there was a day when home teams went 11-0. one of the winners, the new york mets. colorado.eat they are in first place, increasing their lead over the washington nationals to 2.5 games. they've used the occasion to boost ticket prices. they are winning, now you have to pay more. scarlett: they might jinx themselves. don't go that far. we are raising ticket prices for next ye

if the nfl loose this is this is black eye for roger goodell and his legacy.ne with tom brady with four super bowl rings and beats roger goodell in new york federal court. it will be on appeal no matter who loses. brady looks like hero fighting all the way to the end. y this what you will of tom brady i think he will miss games, even if he plays first game, on appeal he will definitely miss games later in the season. he is great fighting to clear his name, he understands this is legacy play. he can not have this on his legacy if he wants to be considered one of the all-time great hall of famers. he has to have this wiped out. gerri: two giants shooting it out, obviously. a shot at redemption. the courtroom sketch artist hoping for that. infamous for her first courtroom switch of tom brady. rosenberg was back in action. looks like somebody has been prportrait of the new england patriots quarterback is much improved. what do you think, guys, quickly? start with you, dan? >> much improved. brady is handsome man. i'm not sure that is better. gerri: j.t. [. >> she

quarterback and commissioner roger goodell will meet tomorrow.re your top stories at this hour. tech worlded the when it announced it is starting company called alphabet. joining us with more perspective, david kirkpatrick, bloomberg contributing editor -- ooh, look at that background. bloomberg west anchor emily chang also with us from san francisco. david, how do you take this move from google? weit as significant as when all heard the news yesterday? i think it is significant. it depends on how they do it. i think it is significant both for the company's of ability to manage itself, but it's perception and its perception on wall street in particular. the biggest single problem a lot of these founders have who have these revisions, how do they keep doing these things so wall street does not slow them down for constant search results? now they can have this other stuff off to the side and play around in that, which frankly, i think that is where larry tate is most excited in the long run. these visionaries have lots of things they want to work o

either brady or roger goodell required to attend today. ady plans to be a patriots practice in west virginia. greedy in goodell had a four-hour meeting yesterday to strike a deal over the suspension. no agreement was reached which means it will be up to the judge in that manhattan courtroom in the case to decide whether the suspension should stand. turning to sports this morning, more sports that is. what is the best way to break out? at a grand slam. that said alex rodriguez did what they want for 27 slump with his seventh-inning slant. the 25th of his career also was the most all-time. the yankees beat the twins eight to four to remain one game ahead of the blue jays. the mets travel to baltimore and curtis granderson made his presence known quickly hitting a homerun on the second pitch of the game. he launched another one in the fifth inning. jacob degraw took a four-hitter in the eighth inning and that the orioles by the three to snap a three-game losing streak. congratulations. jordan speith and zach johnson of the competition from the

he's roger goodell. tom brady is not in court today he went back to the team yesterday after a failing to roach a settlement with roger goodell met for four hours yesterday. the judge has been pushing both sides to compromise. tom brady given a four game suspicion after they used under inflated footballs. >> there will be no courtroom sketch artist. remember last week with that absurdist rendering. >> people want to buy this now. she doesn't know how much to sell it for there's such great interest in it. >> donald trump what's he done now ?fertle taking aim at hillary clinton in a new plus poll. boy, oh boy he's closing the gap with hillary. we'll be right back. come to sesame place before little kids become big kids. and celebrate our 35th birthday with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. save $10 on admission and get a free 2nd visit at sesameplace.com sesame place. go before they grow. where are painted ladies ?fnlg they come out later in the day. >> when was the last time you went to the hard

brady went back to the team yesterday after failing to reach a settlement with roger goodell. they had met for more than four hours yesterday. the judge has been pushing both sides to compromise. brady was given a four game suspension after the patriots use underinflated football in the hearing begins at 11:00 this morning. the juliet: hackers promise they did take action against the web site called ashley madison and they have. robert: they are releasing information on millions accounts belonging to people who use the cheating website. kerry drew joins us and certainly some nervous people this morning. >> reporter: there must be. the slogan for ashleymadison an affair. customers in more than 50 countries around the world promise the discreet service and security on its home page. hackers posted information about millions of users on line. >> reporter: those using ashleymadison thought, have secret affairs and cheat on their spouses may not have.com have secret affairs and cheat on their spouses may not have a secret much longer. the data which goes back seven years includes n

staying with sports, patriots quarterback tom brady nfl commissioner robert udell -- roger goodell willther in court. the judges forcing them to show bid to shamen a them into a settlement in the battle over brady's four-game suspension. scarlet fu joins me here in studio. we have been talking about this for months. is this a big deal? scarlet: it could be. the judge has a repetition of not being shy about forcing litigants to make peace. mark: why waste the court's time? scarlet: in the past he called jay-z to court, he is not above calling in celebrity's. really reflects how determined he is to get a settlement. a busy preseason for the new england patriots, when i'm sure they would rather not have to deal with and want to put behind them. but the twists and turns of this have been fascinating. we have been talking about this is the playoffs earlier this year. deflategate happened during the playoffs and of course, the patriots went on to win the super bowl. but tom brady was to spend it for four games and he appealed. the commissioner rejected that because of what he said was evidenc

. >> he and the nfl commissioner roger goodell. >> it seemed like there were possibly this undertone a quid pro quo agreement that kraft expected from roger goodell being if we accepted your $1 million fine and the loss of draft picks, then you wouldn't continue to punish our quarterback who we need to win games. >> it's just amazing to me that the st. louis cardinals hack into houston astros data base and media yawn largely. tom brady puts up an angry facebook post and they go crazy. you put it on the table that the press doesn't like tom brady but does that lead to unfair coverage because it's a personal hostility? >> there are people in the press that like tom brady and don't like tom brady just like fans. if we talk about it on your facebook page or on twitter after the segment, people are going to go one way or another. they drive so much emotion or tom brady drives so much emotion. the astros and the cardinals and the cubs and whatever it's tiring. it's baseball. who watches baseball? >> we haven't even got to the controversy about brady's wife and the plastic surgery and weari

stay active with boost®. >>> tom brady and roger goodell meeting in a courtroom yesterday.es has more in the bleacher report. >> good morning, christine. judge richard berman saying you don't have the slam dunk case you think you have. the judge asked the lawyers what evidence they had that directly linked tom brady to deflating footballs. the nfl said they had no such evidence. and why brady would destroy his cell phone in the middle of the investigation. both sides are scheduled back in court next week. in case you haven't seen the courtroom sketch from the hearing yesterday, here it is. it weren't viral because this is probably the least flattering image ever made of tom brady right here. he's the guy on the right side of the picture. the sketch artist apologized for this picture saying she'll try harder next time to make brady better looking. >>> the player who punched gino smith in the jaw wasn't out for a day. he was claimed by the buffalo bills. he believes that he deserves a second chance. >> this is not just a bad guy. i think he made a mistake. no question about t

new england patriot star, tom brady going head to head against commissioner, roger goodell fighting to have his four game suspension thrown out and questioning the investigation and asking for concrete proof that brady was guilty of deflating balls. >> saying he was having trouble finding evidence that brady was part of a scheme, is there a text where he instructed someone to put a needle in a football. >> judge ber man was clear but it was hard to come away with a message that he was trying to deliver to the nfl, that the league better soften up and engage in settlement talks or be prepared to face the consequences. >> the nfl stands by their decision, saying that the texts sent after clearly indicates the nonl of this activity and goodell had every right to issue and uphold brady's punishment. >> the judge urging both sides to reach a settlement, if they don't they will be back here in court for a public hearing a week from today. marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> marcy thank you. >>> new jersey war veterans continue to receive important resources that is because of $8 mill

nfl chief roger goodell, had a different sort of welcome. judge richard berman hearing the appeal filed by brady and the nfl players union, saying he's still mulling legal issues in the case but admitting he's having trouble finding evidence brady was part of a conspiracy to deflate footballs, saying, imanswer not sure where the "gate" comes from. and grilling nfl lawyers. asking, is there any direct evidence linking of brady to deflating? the league saying there may not be a smoke gun, but there is evidence of culpability. >> judge berman attacked the nfl today and tried to soften up the league in an effort to see if the league is willing to settle. those talks ongoing. >> reporter: the judge, testing brady's side, too. asking the four-time super bowl champion's lawyers why brady destroyed his cell phone during the investigation. his lawyer claiming he often gets new phones to protect his privacy but conceding it could have been done in a different way. brady is eligible to play in the first preseason game today. but if his suspension is up

we now have testimony from tom brady's appeal hearing with roger goodell. brady never thought about the air in footballs before the game with the jets. and the debate for the 2016 presidential race. earlier this week, fox news released a poll ap showed that the issue that voters care most about is the economy and jobs, joining me right now is logan airport union worker, and host of the joe lagotti radio show thanks for joining us. >> good morning, thanks for having me. maria: by the way, happy birthday. spending your birthday with us this morning, very nice. >> hey, not a bad way to turn 50. maria: good for you, congrats. >> what candidate do you think will be best on job creation? >> well, you know, that's the main thing that, you know, myself as a union worker is trade and jobs. we're sick and tired, maria, of jobs going to mexico, jobs going overseas and i'd like trump and christie right now because what they're doing is, they're stirring the pot up. they are making the other candidates think and talk about the issues that nobody wants to talk about and

. >>> no settlement was reached between tom brady and roger goodell in the so called deflate gate case. the nfl wants confirmation it handled the case appropriately. the judge could announce a ruling in the four game suspension as early as tomorrow. >>> a 62-year-old hiker is back with her company after surviving a week in the sierra with a broken leg. the story of how she thought to survive. >> we have voice contact with our missing person. >> reporter: the hiker was airlifted to a hospital after surviving nine days alone in the sierra nevada mountains. >> reporter: luckily we were able to find a place to land south of where they found her. we were able to land and walk her over to the hospital. >> reporter: she was rescued after using a history toll alert rescue teams. >> i didn't think i would hear the whistle and then the adrenaline starting running through you. >> it's a huge relief. >> beyond excited. they couldn't stop screaming and crying and yelling amongst themselves and they were all in a car on the way up here. >> reporter: she was an experienced hiker and went missing from