he said me and those guys doan get along. >> this is roger smith's store right there.ow with the fbi involved the reward money goes u up to $175,000 for any information leading to his arrest. jeff. >> don, thank you very much. >>> jetblue is investigating a frightening engine failure in mid flight. smoke filled the cabin of flight 1416 just after takeoff on thursday. the pilots made an emergency landing in long beach, california, just a few minutes later. jeff pegues is in washington with reaction from passengers. jeff, good morning. >> good morning. some of the passengers say they thought it was the beginning of the end. there were 147 people on board the plane. it was heading for austin, texas, but shortly after takeoff the right engine blew out and the cabin immediately filled with smoke. these images captured by passenger dean showed a hazy terrifying scene inside the cabin just after the engine failed. >> you immediately got the smell and it's obviously something burning and then immediately everything filled up with smoke. >> reporter: passengers scrambled to put

torrey smith said what roger goodell just said is the exact same things players say when they make a mistake and plead their case. so it's a credibility issue, players certainly not buying it today. >> hopefully we'll see the three-panel of women. >> that needed to be a joint press conference today. >> roger goodell seems to suggest he's got the confidence of the owners. >> he's making a lot of money. >>> a hotel video that showed ray rice knocking out his then fiancee ignited the outrage over domestic violence and today in baltimore you could see exactly how some people felt about the issue. there were huge lines around m&t bank stadium where people ray rice jerseys for those of other raven players. our scott broom was there and talked to fans who say they want nothing more to do with the player. >> reporter: throughout the day there have been tens of thousands of people here so disappointed with the ray rice affair. look at all these people. they've been willing to wait in line for up to two hours. >> a lot of people feel offended to wear the ray rice jersey anymore. >> reporter: t

this country forward on this issue, then that is a huge positive step. >> bottom line, robert smith, will roger goodell be commissioner one year from now? >> i think he will, and i think it's important to remember a little bit of perspective in this. there's some information i saw from a website in boston or from a newspaper in boston that only 12% of corporations in america have some sort of domestic violence programs or policies and i think that it's also important to remember that when the players are involved, that you have to consider the fact that this is about collective bargaining, as well, and everybody wants this swift and decisive action from roger goodell but he can't act unilaterally in this but i do believe that this investigation will determine that he has been truthful and i do believe he survives this. >> we will see. thank you all very much. >>> the roundtable standing by to weigh in on america's newest war. is the country truly braced for what's to come, plus some surprising twists in the midterm contest, but first the roundtable's big winners of the week. roundtable's big wi

smith. saying what roger just said is exactly the same thing that players say when they make a mistake and pleadir case. packers practice squad wide receiver myles white, this dude up here telling lies, it's unbelievable, is what he tweeted. the former seahawks receiver sydney rice couldn't show his displeasure more, boo, this man. he tweets with goodell live on air. some are wondering whether those players are going to face fines now for criticizing the commissioner. certainly not over for the nfl. procter & gamble, which had been co-sponsoring breast cancer awareness initiative with the nfl, has pulled out of that. the nfl saying that, infeed, it will continue on its own without it. big sponsors are being critical. also pepsi frowning on this. one final point, the baltimore ravens, according to espn, knew about the ray rice case, of him beating his then fiance immediately after that happened in that casino. and the ravens denying much of the report is wrong. we will hear from them early next week in terms of what their response is on that. this scandal being dragged out. back to you, uma. >>>

smith and terry. >> terry, you're not crazy. >> maybe asking for some accountability at the nfl, maybe that's crazy. >> i'm just intrigued because it's really not that controversial to call for rogeroodell to step down in this case. why do you think stephen a. smith is so upset about this at all? >> i don't have any idea, but i will say that what we -- when we started scratching the surface of this, when which saw the second video and how horrific it was, we started asking what in the world is going on at the nfl, what we found is dozens of domestic violence incidents. what we found is an indication that there really is a culture of violence against women in the nfl and on roger goodell's watch, these incidents have been treated as isolated incidents. oh, this was just a random act, this was just isolated. that's how they sweep it under the rug. they minimize, they deflect, and i think that what we're calling for is to take that curtain away and really look at the system and it's completely contrary to their whole practice of deflection. >> terry, you to be a little careful. when you look at the hard numbers and there are numbers on this, the rate that nfl players commit domestic

live in santa clara, azimuth smith, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> roger goodell was asked about mcdonald. he said i think the first thing we need to do is let the process play out. get the facts, and make sure you understand the circumstances. last week, he created a league policy that deals with domestic violence. the first offense is a 6 game suspension, the second offense could be a lifetime ban. at ktvu.com, we've posted much of the question and answer session today. look for it under hot topics. >>> a financial deal to keep the a's and raiders in oakland. the plan includes giving the raiders the money to build a privately funded stadium. the a's would likely get money at the same location to build their own ballpark. the mayor's office says it may have something to report in a couple of weeks. skeptics include the sheriff of coliseum authority, and no word on where this would leave the warriors. >>> firefighters in the south bay are credited for saving a 2- year-old left all alone in a hot car. the dramatic rescue was caught on camera. as ann reuben tells us, the child's mother coul

now smith and roger goodell are working together to solve a number of problems the league is facing.hey promise to test for human growth hormone and shorten some sus pejss and in a letter to teams on friday commissioner goodell stated educational programs for all 32 teams would begin within the next 30 days on preventing domestic abuse and sexual violence. as goodell said in the press conference, all league staff will also receive training. the league and union disagree on one big thing, the new indefinite suspension of ray rice after the video of him knocking his then-fiancee uncon she is. we not only take the obligation seriously, but when we look at the facts and reach a determination there are appropriate grounds to apeelt any disciplinary decision, that is the role of the union. that is the duty of the union. we don't really shy away from that role at all. smith was not at the press conference yesterday but the commissioner said he would meet with smith to begin an eflg evaluation of the league's policies. how might it have helped if they did a joint press conference yesterday?

roger goodell coming before the cameras. saying i got it wrong, vowing to get the nfl's house in order. why he won't resign, and angry reaction pouring in from players and fans. ryan smith, leading us off. >> over the past several weeks, we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. that starts with me. >> reporter: for 45 grueling minutes, roger goodell, apo apologizing again and again. >> i got it wrong. >> reporter: one after another, four players benched, amid accusations of domestic violence. and the commissioner -- the video showing ray rice punching his then-fiancee. and goodell saying he mishandled the situation. >> i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter. and i'm sorry for that. i got it wrong on a number of levels. from the process that i led, to the decision that i reached. >> reporter: the commissioner still insisting that what the world saw on that tape was different from what he had been told by rice. >> it was inconsistent with what he told us. i would have loved to have seen that tape. >> reporter: asked if he would ever consider resigning. >> i have not. >> reporter: he says the nfl will hold education classes, and have a new personal

ktvu's azenith smith is live at levi stadium with what we know now. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodel isn't talking. the 9ers issued a brief statement and police are tight lipped. who is talking? an advocate for domestic violence victims. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: san francisco 49ers ray mcdonald arrest could be one of the only pieces of information made public. police will only confirm the arrest. neighbors won't talk. and neither will his team. ray mcdonald was quiet when ktvu channel 2 news questioned him after his release from jail. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> yeah. probably. i don't know. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: ray rice prompted nfl commissioner roger goodel to enforce stronger penalties involved in domestic violence incidents yet the commissioner hasn't said anything about ray mcdonald's arrest. >> that is the shocking part of it. is this person knew and he had to know of the policy and still he did what he did. that is dangerous. >> reporter: she runs next door solutions that helps domestic violence victims. she says she is afraid the level of cel

i think roger goodell would do well, as well as maurice smith, head of the players association, to getand try to come up with some sort of concept or some sort of solution to this very serious problem. >> you can't reraise the players up. also can't reraise the fans. you saw some female fans wearing the ray rice jersey. it's a disconnect, where fans think, they just want to watch him play football. they don't care what he's doing at home. >> i watched that when the ravens took on the steelers. it was kind of uncomfortable, i would say, to see female fans out there supporting it. then again, they're like a lot of people who have called into the show. ray, he made a mistake. hopefully that was a one-time occurrence. it shouldn't have happened in the first place. if it was a one-time occurrence, get the help you need. his wife, get the help you need. if you want to stay, stay. if not, get out of the relationship. it was very interesting to see how fans have reacted to it in baltimore. >> thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >>> next, we read between the lines on one of the least d

de morris smith, executive director of the nfl players' association. welcome. >> thank you. >> we heard rogerdell talking about making a significant overhaul of the personal conduct policy. what do you think of that? will the union have any say in how that shapes up? >> well the personal conduct policy is something that, roger and i have spent a tremendous amount of time talking about. perhaps not necessarily agreeing about. but hearing that they intend to have a discussion about overhauling that system is something that the union will have to be a part of. >> year round, you guys are really the nerve center for the players in the nfl. if they need something, they call you. if they get in trouble. they call you. so, what has it been like inside your offices for the past two weeks? >> you know, first and foremost, the message coming from our players is that 99%, the overwhelming majority of our players are good husbands, good fathers, good members of their community. and yes, we do have an occasion where people engage in misconduct. and we hate that. i hate that -- that it, that what it means

david, as for roger goodell, that investigation will be key, the findings expect to be made public when complete. then all should be revealed. >> all right, ryan smith, thank you. >>> we move on now to the other breaking story tonight, the extreme weather hitting. rains so extreme, look at this. the roof of a mall in memphis collapsing under the weight of the water. this woman rescued in tennessee as the flood waters swell. there is also tornado damage coming in tonight. and look at the weather wall. just this evening, a blast of winter cold. temperatures coming down from canada now. and in some places, yes, the snow. the forecast here in a moment, but first, abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano with the pictures coming in tonight. >> reporter: a flash flood emergency today in memphis, tennessee. the fire department dispatching boats with rescue crews to pull people trapped in their flooded homes. this woman had to be carried to safety. the area in front of her home turned into a waterfall. roads became rivers. street drains unable to keep up with the huge amount of water. the rain so heavy it caused that roof to collapse in this memphis mall, fl

roger goodell. this banner flown over metlife stadium yesterday by a woman's rights group says it all. #goodellmustgo. here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: another nfl star player sidelined. just before kickoff, the carolina panthers deactivating defensive end greg hardy. hardy convicted of assaulting his girlfriend in july. this chilling 911 call came from a neighbor. >> we need the police here now before this girl gets seriously hurt. now. >> reporter: hardy was allowed to play while he appealed his conviction. but that decision scrutinized by many in the wake of the growing scandals around domestic violence in the nfl. above stadiums, calls for the embattled nfl commissioner to step down. >> in the midst of this incredibly important conversation about domestic violence and the worst scandal in the history of u.s. pro sports, the nfl doesn't get it right. >> reporter: minnesota viking adrian peterson booked for allegedly hitting his 4-year-old son with a branch. >> a grand jury having indicted this case looked at the injuries inflicted upon this child and determined that discipline was not reasonable. >> reporter: his att

smith in new york. >> the current nfl commissioner roger goodell said he will fully qup rate.l access to robert muller to an of the nfl personnel all the files in this investigation which incidentally will also be overseen by the owners of the new york giants and the steelers. so there are a lot of people involved in this. apparently the report will then be made fully transparent to the public. off awe spe >> speaking of the steelers they play the ravens tonight. is this one of the cases where the cover-up ends up being as equally as bad as the crime here? >> i think a valid question. when you constantly go back and see the video. the graphic nature of the video the genesis for why we are having this discussion right now. and unfortunately, yes, a lot is being raise add bd about who knt when. get back to the heart of it. a woman was sickening to see th. >> it is. a develop. in last night's deadly plane crash in ohio killed four college students. >> relatives of one of the victims are kidding fili-- vict are considerin >>> welcome back, everyone. there is a new development in t

roger goodell. the nfl tells us that he is hard at work on domestic violence programs, david. >> ryan smith, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to dramatic new video emerging after a beloved college student vanished. authorities just a authority time ago now asking for volunteers to help in their search. and look at the tape. they are pouring through it. if you look closely, you can see a man there in white shortses. he appears to follow her. they have now talked to him, so, what is he saying tonight? abc's steve osunsami on the case. >> reporter: tonight, virginia police searching for this missing college student are scouring surveillance videos, looking for even a glimpse of hannah graham. here's one from 1:06 a.m., just 12 minutes before the 18-year-old disappeared friday. notice the guy in the white shorts. he moves into this corner. waits for her. and then follows. police say the 18-year-old clearly had too much to drink, but say the man in the video already reached out to them, saying he was trying to protect her. he says he saw her with another man who may have also been trying to help. that ma

roger goodell did not hit her. he hasn't hit any women. >> joining me now is steven a. smithf cnn's first take and the new steven a. smith show on mad dog sports radio. mr. smith, as always, great to see you. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> does it not bother you at all that apparently at least according to the reporting the nfl had this tape in april and roger goodell either did not know about it or he's not being truthful about it now? >> well, i certainly wouldn't say it doesn't bother me. it should bother everybody. the mere notion, the mere possibility that roger goodell an the nfl had the second videotape of ray rice punching then fiancee and now wife is incredibly alarming, unacceptable and just as unacceptable if goodell knew about the tape, saw the tape, sort of swept it under the rug and did nothing about it and suspend ray rice for two games but that's not proven. he's on the record denying he ever saw the tape in the interview to cbs and christine brennan and until we have further proof, my position has been clear that he is the commissio

roger goodell facing loud criticism. take a look at this banner over met life stadium today. by a women's group. the #goodellmustgo. abc's brian smith leads us off. brian? >> reporter: on a day when fans are packing stadiums like this, it's off the field that they are off a loss. today, another nfl star player sidelines. just before kick off, the panthers deactivating greg hardy. convicted of assaulting his girlfriend in july, a chilling 911 call came from a neighbor. >> we need the police here now. before this girl is seriously hurt. now. >> reporter: today, hardy was allowed to play while he appealed the vin conviction. and in the wake of growing scandals among the nfl. above stadiums today, calls for the embattled nfl commissioner to step down. >> in the midst of this incredibly important controversy about domestic violence in the worst scandal of the history of pro sports, the nfl doesn't get it right. >> adrian peterson, benched this weekend for hitting his 4-year-old son with a branch. >> a grand jury indicted the case, and looked at the injuries on the child and determined the discipline was not reasonable. >> his attorney sa

roger loses some. what is it perhaps the slipping of goodell mean for demaury smith? >> i noticed a sea change in the way discipline was meted out. goodell was the new sheriff in town. he wouldn't wait for the legal system. he was going to impose swift and rapid and sure fire it is plain a discipline. now being excoriated for race rice discipline that was too short. roger goodell is abdicating the you power that he so desperately wanted. who gets the power besides that? we have an opportunity here for the union. hair relationship has not been good. here is an opening for them. but i think there will be other experts, other people brought into this. i would think this conduct committee has he referenced vaguely will have some power and should have some power. and in my estimation, it should be truly independent without ties to the nfl or nflpa, bring in people who work with violence, bring in people skilled at this and really have a rigorous program. >> and goodell has said that his mishl punishment of ray rice, that he got it wrong. but one of the excuses that he used

banners flew over two stadiums demanding roger goodell's stadium an advise christopher gibson board has been announced. lisa freel, jane randall and rita smith will help to lead and shape n.f.l.'s policies relating to domestic violence and sexual assault. freel was the head of the sex crimes unit for a decade. randall is the cofounder of no more, a campaigner against domestic violence and sexual assault, and smith former director of a coalition against domestic violence. freel will be involved in all decisions, the group will oversee the development of the domestic violence sexual assault policy and include training and education for the n.f.l. no punishment for san francisco 49est raymond christopher gibson, who started against the -- ray mcdonald and started, and another. adrian peterson was reinstated after the team suspended him. he was indicted after he whipped his 4-year-old son, resulting in welts and scars. a statement read: . >> we are trying to do the right thing. this is a difficult path to navigate recording the judgment of how a parent disciplines his child. >> well, adrian peterson issued a statement apologising for his actions

stadiums demameding roger goddell's resignation, a new senior advisory board was nounsed. lisa friel, jane randel and rita smith will help to lead and shape policies and programs relating to domestic violence and sexual assault. previously as the head of the sex crimes prosecution unit for more than a decade. jane randel is the cofound are of no more, a campaign against domestic violence and sexual assault. and rita smith is a former director of the national coalition against domestic violence lisa friel will be involved in all decisions on domestic violence incident, the group will oversee the domestic violence sexual assault policy, and improve training programs for all league personnel. the n.f.l. is yet to meet out punishment for ray mcdonald, who started the game against the bears, and carolina panther's greg hardy, benched by the team against the lions. the minnesota vikings einstated adrian peterson after the team deactivated him. he was indicted after he whipped his 4-year-old son with a switch, resulting in wement and scores on -- in welts and scars on the child's also. a statement read: >> we are tryi

smith. thank you very much. you heard what roger goodell said there. what do you make of his statement this evening? >> well, i will tell you in the sports commune tigity it is dift to believe the nfl, multimillion dollar establishment, best security, couldn't find their way to get their hand on a tape to see what transpired inside the hotel ka see kncasino. you have to take roger goodell at his word. commissioner of the nfl. all of his decisions aren't pristine. they're all not perfect. nevertheless when you look at him you don't see a man, there is no history of him being a liar on anything of that nature. you do have to take him at his word. it is kind of shocking, considering that we are talking about the national football league. the new york jets. new york giants. philadelphia eagles. right there by the turnpike. atlantic city is close by. you got to believe you got some connections in atlantic city where you could have gotten your hand on the video. if he says he didn't. >> ray rice's attorney had the video. and if the nfl has relationships with

rogers: i thank and congratulate the chairman and mr. smith for their work on this issue. and i rise in support of this amendment. it's become urgent, mr. speaker, that we make serious strides against isil. and we must act quickly to curb their influence and to fight back against terrorism of the most brutal sort. chairman mckeon's amendment, which provides the authority to train and equip syrian rebels to fight isil is the right approach. i support its inclusion on the frution. over the past week -- on the continuing resolution. over the past week, the house has done due diligence to ensure this amendment language is appropriate, supporting limited yet adequate efforts to degrade and destroy isil. while providing our commander in chief with the tools he has requested for the near term, language is also included to prevent an open-ended blank check for these efforts. this will help ensure that congress maintains funding authority and oversight over taxpayer dollars and the use of our military forces. and so, mr. speaker, i want to associate myself with the remarks of mr. s

smith is here with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, paula. it had been over a week since roger goodell appeared in public. now he's back. his 45-minute press conference left critics crying foul. >> over the past several weeks, we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell apologizing for mistakes he made during one of the worst scandals in nfl history. the reaction to his remarks, pouring in. >> we needed someone to go up there and be a leader. give them hope that things will be done right. that wasn't done. >> reporter: some players taking to twitter. darius butler calling the press conference pointless. and super bowl champ sidney rice writing, boo this man. >> does anybody communicate with these guys? no, we communicate after they get in trouble. >> reporter: since the first domino fell. the video of ray rice punching his then-fiance janay. ray mcdonald arrested on suspicion of domestic violence remains on the field. the commissioner, silent for more than a week until now, answering question after question about what he knew and when he knew it. >> it was

the nfl's damage control efforts, we bring in the sports economist at smith college, and he joins us now by phone. the nfl's rogercouple of mistakes over the last few weeks. what has been the biggest mistake, and is it recoverable for mr. goodell? well, i think the initial mistake is responding to slowly and the second mistake is that publiconded to transient opinion into optics instead of to the substance of the situation. do i think it is recoverable? i believe in redemption both for good dell and ray rice, so i do think it is recoverable. >> and of course the nfl also made the announcement appointing women to help them in trying to address domestic violence. is that enough of a move to push back against sponsors who are dropping out? >> i think so. i think they have to stay the course. they have clearly tried to bridge rest their inadequacies and the initial response was up in fact, i think they may have gone a little too far and contradicted themselves. they announced a policy that there would be a six-game suspension for a first offense of domestic violence, and then they ended up suspending ray rice and def

. >> with fans calling for roger goodle to step down, now one of the nfl's biggest advertisers is weighing in. here's ryan smith. >> reporter: those famous budweiser clydesdales marching through super bowls for 21 years. their company anheuser-busch saying they are disappointed and increasingly concerned with the nfl's handling of behaviors that so clearly go against our own company culture and moral code. today minnesota vikings star adrian peterson arrested on child abuse charges for hitting his 4-year-old son with a tree branch. peterson apologized for hurting the boy but insisted his own parents disciplined him that way and it helped him. quote, i have always believed that i could have been one of those kids lost in the streets without the discipline instilled in me by my parents. and now, big name nfl players, rushing to his defense. detroit lions star reggie bush saying he'd use corporal punishment an his own daughter. >> i definitely would discipline her harshly depending on what the situation is. >> reporter: but minnesota's governor is now urging the vikings to suspend their star. and tuesday, the nfl

. >> ducis roger is live in the "action news" sports center and ducis, you have got the details. >> hi there brian and shirleen. eagles signed veteran guard wade smitho a contract, that is because they have lost tackle allen barber for a season due to a high ankle sprain and they have lost evan mathis for a significant amount of time. mathis has been dealing with the mcl injury, to his left knee. the eagles have placed him on injured reserve designated for return list that means mathis will be eligible to return to practice with the team in six weeks, however he will not be eligible to play in the game until week ten against the carolina panthers. >>> monday night, eagles and colts, we will air a pregame special count down to kick off followed by the game itself, all of the action starts next monday at 8:00 p.m. here on phl17. >>> baseball now, no jimmy rollins in the line up for phillies, he is dealing with the hamstring injury he suffered last night. he is not playing tonight against the the pirates. freddie galvis gets the start at short stop more on him in just a moment. highlights in the third inning, russell martin gets the deal, buchanan one

the ravens wide receiver torrey smith, well, he didn't think the nfl was going to change much. he said what rogeraid is exactly the same thing that the players say. when they make a mistake and plead their cases. miles white, really just not happy with the commissioner's words at all. this dude is up here telling lies. it's unbelievable, he said. and sidney rice, a lot of displeasure there. he said, boo this man. very, very blunt about that. and goodell was actually speaking there, so as he came off the podium yesterday, he would have been very aware, the commissioner of how much dissatisfy there was out there and precisely what people expect from him. the pressure isn't up, i have to say, eric. you have got sponsors like procter & gamble who are already pulling out support in this particular case it was a breast cancer awareness campaign they'd do with the nfl. the nfl saying we'll go ahead with that because it's got to appear to be supporting women's rights and women's issues as a result of what happened. on top of that, we have one other development today, eric, and that is the baltimore raven

smith is here with the details. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, paula. you're right. it had been over a week since rogergoodell spoke in public, even canceling appearances. now the embattled commissioner is back, apologizing for his mistakes and planning changes in the nfl. his 45-minute press conference left critics crying foul. >> over the past several weeks, we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell apologizing for mistakes he made during one of the worst scandals in nfl history. the reaction to his remarks, pouring in. >> we needed someone to go up there and be a leader. to give them hope that things will be done right. and that wasn't done. >> reporter: some players taking to twitter to voice their anger. indianapolis colts cornerback darius butler calling the press conference pointless. and super bowl champ sidney rice writing, boo this man. >> does anybody communicate with these guys? no, we communicate after they get in trouble. >> reporter: since the first domino fell. that horrific video showing ravens' star ray rice punching his then-fiance

smith won the talent portion singing wishing you were here again. our pageant coverage kicks off sunday night as 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. join me, karen rogersd melissa magee and me for our countdown to the crown. >> we're following several breaking stories including the oscar pistorius verdict. >> a classroom killer breaks out of an ohio prison >> breaking overnight a school shooter who killed three classmates is back behind bars following a brazen prison escape. >> breaking now, a judge finds oscar pistorius guilty on the serious count in connection with the death of his girlfriend. >> new video of a park ranger attack has prosecutors second guessing their case. >> good morning, friday, september 12. let's get a look at weather and traffic we have david murphy outside and karen rogers is watching the commute. >> reporter: cool and comfortable as you step outside, we have clouds over by the ocean that are starting to turn pink with the sunrise. we have clear skies ahead. we have showers off to the coast and to the south, we dodged a bullet on the thunderstorms which is nice. if you're dressing the kids and sending them out the door, it migh

what's happening right now, roger goodell, the commissioner's job, will put the player discipline in another area, start to include the players. he'll get together with demorris smithead of the players association and come up with the system that's going to rectify the current situation that we're in. >> i have a former player on our panel today, phil as well. pete najarian played in the league a number of years, one of our regular traders. it is another weekend where there's a new development. people are now, you know, taking issue with the way that the ravens themselves handled the ray rice situation and there are new developments regarding that side of the stro are. what about phil's points? >> phil is right and on target talking about roger goodell and the path he has to lay in front of him. don't you agree maybe roger goodell, this does not start at the pro level. he has to drill down and have influence at the college level as these players are developing at that level, coming up towards the nfl, because i don't think this is just an nfl problem and obviously we know some of the history of what's going on in college football as well. does he have enough influe

and rita smith, the former executive director of the national coalition against domestic violence. three new hires, three senior advisers. we have also got news about commissioner roger goodell's compensation. we have learned that roger goodell made about $104.5 million in compensation between the years of 2008 and 2012 much of that 40 some million dollars coming alone in 2012. some numbers behind the current nfl commissioner. >> it is a big business. stocks down here new york stock exchange mixed today. venture capitalist telling "wall street journal" that silicon valley is taking on an excessive amount of risk something he says he hasn't seen since the last tech bubble. meanwhile the oecd says there is a possibility that risk is being mispriced again as it slashes its growth forecast for most of the developed economies. so is there an asset bubble? the senior vice president at advisers asset management. portfolio manager with compass funds. gentlemen, good afternoon. >> is there an asset bubble here? >> i think there is. there are several asset bubbles. one is certainly the bond market. i also think when you look at some technology stocks in the s&p 500 like apple

rogers has more on that. >> brian the commissioner faced heat today surrounding ray rice ace. errors railroad made around the way and he'll meet with player association director demorris smith andside experts to examine nfl current policies. >> we're moving in a very important direction by getting expertise to see how do we do this better. we're all as a society having difficulty dealing with this and nfl has to take care of his house as i said and that's my focus how do we do this better in the nfl. >> moving to birds and redskins very limited that's how redskins coach jay gruden described desean jackson's participation in practice today he is listed as questionable for sunday's contest. he continues to be plagued by the shoulder injury he snuvrz jacksonville. they will reevaluate him before kickoff. birds defense knows with jackson in there washington is a more dangerous football team. >> they do a good job getting the ball to him in all different places you know reverses, screens, all those thipz. we'll have to keep you're ion him because we know him and he's electrifying player. >> and a big jerry on the eagles side of things linebacker mychal kendricks is out with a calf i

roger goodell breaking silence. the xitioner went before the camp are after 10 days under fire. tonight he says he got it wrong and he will get it right. ryan smith with the story. >> over the past several weeks we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. before that starts with me. >> for grave grueling minutes nfl commissioner goodell apologizing again and again. >> i got it wrochblingt i made a mistake. i'm sorry for that. >>reporter: apology at the end of the worst two week in the history of professional football. one after another. 4 players bench amid accusations of domestic violence. commissioner largely silent since the first domino fellas week. horrific video showing raven star ray rice punching his then fiance janae. in baltimore 1,000 people lining up to trade in the ray rice jersey. goodell today saying he mishandled the situation from the beginning to the moment he suspended rice for just 2 games. >> i got it wrong. if the handling of the ray rice matte matter. i'm sorry for that. if i got it wrong on number of levels. from the process that i led to the decision that i reached. >> commissioner still insisting that what the worl