this criminal called roger ray. committed a crime in maryland.yland posted on facebook a wanted poster of his face. there it is right there. he saw the picture. he decided, you know what? i'm going to leave a comment. so roger post you all will never catch me. and so what happened after that? well they caught him. roger ray, don't do that kind of stuff. he looks like a genius. eric this would have been a good fool of the week. >> i missed that one. greg, you're up.>> we talked ab that died from a lethal injection and it took two hours and it was upsetting to a lot of people it took so long to die. here's a tweet from abc news. it reads victim's family shows no sympathy after killer's execution drags out for nearly two hours. what do you expect you morons. they witnessed -- jean brown witnessed her sister and father getting killed by this guy. they showed sympathy. it's on the family of the victims. it's on the family of the victims you jack asses. >> i agree. you're up, bobby. >> there's a study out of britain the journal of communications that s

anne arundel police posted a picture of roger ray island on facebook as part of their wanted wednesday campaign. shortly after, ire land commented on his own picture about saying, quote, y'all will never catch me. after getting a few tips from other, plus did catch up with ire land. >> he got pulled over. traffic stop in baltimore. look at that picture. >> you are so dumb, you are really, really dumb. >> you went way back for that one. >>> breaking news on the roads. things getting better, though. >> this is clarksburg. looking a lot better. we are moving out of frederick. isn't this a nice gift for us on this friday. 66 headed into town as you're heading in to fairfax, a little slow. there was an earlier crash. it should be out of the way now. 95 this virginia, otherwise look quite good. not quite as good as the weather, but maybe pretty good second place. >> this is a gift, as well. stop brushing your hair, look at your tv. gorgeous morning under way. live view from the tower camera. you can see the golden sun lies streaming through. temperature right now 65. we'll be in the mid-60s

this week the anne arundel county police department profiled roger ray ireland on its wanted wednesday feature. ireland commented on the facebook thread saying you all will never catch me. it turns out they did. following up on some tips the cops thursday stopped the car he was riding in and slapped the cuffs on him. >> that will teach him. >>> could be the end of the workweek, but the redskins just getting started as training camp is underway and our sports team all over it. diane has been there. how are they looking right now? >> they look pretty good. so far, so good. everything is nice, nice. they have a new coach, a new attitude in richmond, but for the real skinny on how they fared on day two of practice we send it down to our own dave owens. what's it look like down there today? >> reporter: what's going on, diane? you got good timing because the second practice just finished up. you'll probably see a few players coming up here in a second right behind me. let's talk about desean jackson. one thing you can say about that guy, you know he's polarizing. some of his former teammate

roger goodell don't make it a difficult sentence for my husband. i'm to blame as well. she championed to say don't make it a lengthy suspension. least but not least rayllying and a number of the young kids who could have lost their lives submitted letters and they submitted those in letters to roger goodell to say please ray rice has helped me save my life. so there's a lot of reasons why goodell went two games. >> he gave it a lot of thought and a lot of support foray rice. if you look at this, this is an nfl player and even if provoked by a woman spitting or slapping him, to say that he is a victim as well in some people's minds a lot of people are saying are you kidding me? >> absolutely. this is a player who can bench 300 pounds and he laid not only a hand but a pinky on a girl who is only 100 pounds. at the end of the day it's wrong. he should never have even touched her. where i stand on this, i feel the nfl failed us as a society. as shocked as i am and as much as i can sit here and tell you what a good guy ray rice is at the end of the day nfl should have given him six games. reduced down to four probably. the nfl would have made a statement

ray rice playing the steelers? i don't know. >> i don't know either. the whole thing here is you look at what roger goodell wrote to ray rice. he wrote a letter to him. let me read you one sentence. "the league is an entity that depends on integrity and the confidence of the public and we simply cannot tolerate conduct that endangers others or reflects negativity in our game." what? two games for that? i mean, i don't know, but i would think that that's pretty negative. right? >> gloria and colleen, thank you. we'll be watching. we'll see what the chant is when ray rice shows up in pittsburgh. thank you both. and has president obama checked >>> okay, charles. vacant presidency. why? >> look, the world is going to hell in a hand basket. you got war in ukraine, war in the middle east, you got isis on the move in the middle east. you got christians being expelled from parts of iraq and we've got the crisis on the border. and where is the president? this isn't news. he's in the hampton, he's raising funds, he's playing golf, he's doing photo ops. he's not involved. now, some people are saying he's checked out, he's depressed, he

nfl commissioner roger goodell slapped ray rice with a two-game suspension, a slap an the wrist as faroncerned. how will this affect the league's efforts to draw in women fans. this video shows rice dragging an unconscious janet palmer, his fiance at the time, ot of a hotel casino elevator. a police statement described an incident inside the elevator where both rice and palmer allegedly were striking each other with their hands. rice avoided a legal proceeding by entering a pretrial intervention program going to counseling sessions with his later wife. she married him after the incident but that doesn't satisfy all the questions about whether the penalty fits the offense. joining me is kerry champion, moderator of espn's "first take." you know this issue better than anyone. what is the feeling inside the league and among the pros about whether this was the right penalty for ray rice? >> i can't necessarily speak to what the league is feeling. i can tell you just from covering the story over the past few months from when the incident happened back in february that the punishment doesn't

ray rice playing the steelers? i don't know. >> i don't know either. the whole thing here is you look at what roger goodell wrote to ray rice. he wrote a letter to him. let me read you one sentence. "the league is an entity that depends on integrity and the confidence of the public and we simply cannot tolerate conduct that endangers others or reflects negativity in our game." what? two games for that? i mean, i don't know, but i would think that that's pretty negative. right? >> gloria and colleen, thank you. we'll be watching. we'll see what the chant is when ray rice shows up in pittsburgh. thank you both. and has president obama checked out? charles krautheimer calling the president vacant. my name is michael, i'm 55 years old and i have diabetic nerve pain. the pain was terrible. my feet hurt so bad. it felt like hot pins and needles coming from the inside out of my skin. when i did go see the doctor, and he prescribed lyrica. it helped me. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions o

. >> reporter: the outrage over the light punishment given to ray rice from nfl commissioner roger goodell is growing, both online and in the media. >> roger goodell is not only married, but he has two daughters. and for the life of me, i'm trying to figure out how he does he explain to his daughters what he just did? >> reporter: that's because this video of rice is so disturbing. tmz sports got hold of this surveillance video taken inside an atlantic city casino last february. the all-pro super bowl winning running back hovering over and then dragging his then-girlfriend, now wife, unconscious out of an elevator after he punched her in the face. consider these other nfl punishments. steroid use is an automatic four-game suspension. one player suspended three games for a bar fight. and one rookie got a five-game suspension for taking freebies in college. even ravens fans say rice's punishment didn't go far enough. >> i don't think he should be necessarily kicked off the team, but i think a harsher punishment should have been given. >> reporter: three other nfl players have been arrested o

>> nfl commissioner roger goodell facing a good bit of backlash for his punishment of baltimore's rayice. he was handed a two-game suspension following a fight with his fiancÈ. the league facing criticism for what calling the leniency of the suspension considering the seriousness of the physical altercation. >>> justin blackman is in trouble again. blackman pulled over for blocking traffic and arrested after allegedly admitting to smoking marijuana. he's already under an indefinitely suspensius is for e violate -- marshawn lynch will not participate in today's opening day of training camp. he's looking for a raise from the $5 million he'll be earning this season. lynch is going to be receiving, instead, a $30,000 fine for every day he misses camp. and here is just your typical tv bomb by a teenage nmutin ninja turtle. >> you're not supposed to take off the head! he revealed himself as brewer's outfielder carlos gomez. >>> before anyone cared where i would play basketball, i was a kid from northeast ohio. >> that's the funniest thing i've seen on the internet, like, maybe this year. th

reasons he did not get a harsher sentence is because his wife made this personal appeal to roger goodell to not ruin ray rice's reputation or his career. nbc news has not verified that report. but if that's true, is that something goodell should have even taken into consideration? >> look, with all due respect to mrs. rice, her part in this, or for her to plead her husband's case, that should have been completely irrelevant. it was about what happened. the video, protecting the shield and brand of the nfl. and also, oh by the way, the nfl just so happens to have a fan base that is -- that has 40% women. so the message you're sending to them is you don't take an issue that primarily impacts them very seriously. ray rice's reputation is for him to try to repair. the league, what they have to try to do is again, communicate with their own consumers. look out for the brand of the nfl, and roger goodell didn't do that. >> you know, back when goodell started in 2006, he promised to clean up the nfl. there was that "time" magazine cover with him on the front. "the enforcer." how would you characterize goodell'

colleague among others of what happened in that elevator before you see ray rice pulling his fiance out of the elevator, and roger did have access to that video. also, he had a meeting, a private meeting, with jenet palmer, ray rice's fiance, and ray rice, at which reportedly jenet said she apologized for her role in this. there's been controversy around why someone who was clearly a victim of that case of domestic violence would apologize. whatever was said in that meeting apparently influenced roger goodell to potentially lower this punishment. so there's a lot that we don't know about here. i'm not saying that means this was an appropriate punishment or the right punishment for ray rice, but we actually don't have all the facts as we sit here talking about this. >> i would say on my earlier broadcast, we had a sports writer come on and talk about how, i believe what was seen in that video was something akin to she was slapping him and spit at him and that prompted his response. does anyone, though, rob, buy the response by this guy, a pro nfl player? come on. the force with which he went after her, regardless

ray rice is not the first athlete or nfl player to be difficulguilty of domestic viol, when roger godellit happens decision came down many felt the league and commissioner dropped the ball. the video is shocking baltimore ravens running back ray rice dragging his then fiancÉ janae fall her by the hair out of a casino elevator. but what's become more shocking, is the nfl's response. a mere two-game suspension, essentially a slap on a wrist by commissioner known for no nonsense, for many the math just doesn't add up. in 2006, albert haynesworth was hit with a 5-game suspension for stomp on the ground an opponents head during play. commissioner roger godell called it an inexcusable action. in may this year, the indianapolis colts robert mathis was suspended four games for testing positive for clowe mid a known fertility drug. linebacker says he used it do conceive his daughter. however the substance happens to be on the nfl's banned list. then there was a 2011 punishment of a player that wasn't everybody in the league yet. quarterback terrelle prior suspended five games for receiving improp

ray. he's a heck of a guy. he's done everything right since. he makes a mistake, all right, he's going to have to pay a consequence. >> reporter: but commissioner roger goodell in a letter to rice wrote, we simply cannot tolerate conduct that endangers others or reflects negatively on our game. this is particularly true with respect to domestic violence and other forms of violence against women. >> you don't hit on women. you don't hit on people. period. >> reporter: but how, critics ask today, could the league that suspends players four games for infractions like testing positive for marijuana, hand down only two games for assault. >> this is a commissioner who in most cases over punishes. why would he underpunish? >> reporter: and the decision lit up social media. ravens fan lindsay hamilton tweeted, i love the ravens, but the nfl punishment for ray rice sends the message that domestic violence isn't a big deal. should be ashamed. >> this is the kind of outcome that can alienate female fans and can alienate male fans who look at this and say, wait a minute, this isn't the kind of punishment that should arise for this kind of behavior. >> reporter:

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. >> nfl running back ray race has been suspended for the first two games of the upcoming season. rogergoodell handed down the suspension. he is accused of knocking his then fiancee unconscious, caught on a hotel surveillance video dragging her out of an elevator. he will miss home games against the cincinnati bengals and pittsburgh steelers. >> their biggest game of the season. >> investigators solved the mystery, dolls turning up on the door steps of several southern california homes. parents were spooked, because the dolls had a creepy resemblance to their daughters. officers have found the woman who dropped the toys. she said she left the dolls as a good will gesture. >> a little creepy. >> mcdonalds restaurants in japan have taken chicken mcnuggets and other chicken products off the menu. expired meat was sold to the fast foot giant. mcdonald will instead use companies in thailand. >> headlines around the world, scientists say the earth narrowly missed a global catastrophe a few years ago, you remember the reporting of solar flares, the new york post said recent revelations discove

ray rice and has joined us as a cbs morning analyst. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for getting me up so early. >> indeed, indeed. this is a serious story because a two-game suspension. roger goodell has issued tougher suspensions for smoking marijuana and driving under the influence. what's going on here? >> well it's not policy really in the conduct detrimental, it's the only thing that he had to stand on. you know those cases are different. we have numerous cases of peds and marijuana. i think this may be something that's going to spark policy you know next year where -- >> you think the nfl will get tougher on issues of domestic violence? >> yes but i think they have to first put it into policy and have things in there written out where they can state that this is what's going to happen. >> don't you think that's exactly the problem and why there's been so much outrage about this? the nfl has a policy on marijuana, driving under the influence, taking adderall whatever it may be but they don't have a policy on domestic violence? what's going on? >> because there's been more cases about marijuana, peds, cheating and gambling. >> what are peds? >> performance-enhancing dr