steve biscotti.ut roger goodell is the person who is in charge of the most profitable mop profit in the united states. he said i go authorize ignorance is not an excuse and he said i mishandled it. so if we believe at all in a culture of responsibility, if we aspire to that roger goodell should be unemployed. >> one thing that stood out to me was the question that we talked about last week, why they decided to a panel five women become the moral conscious of the nfl, not a single one being a woman of color. let's listen real quick. >> you can justify not having an african-american as part of that group of women that you've hired look into sexual assault and domestic violence? >> well thar, that's not you tr. we have internal experts that have been working on this that are people of color. that are women and men. and they have been involved with this process from the beginning. >> what is going on here? >> once again it's mismanagement. they're so ensconced on the penthouse floor that they're not seei

harbaugh referring to a decision made by himself and others including its owner, steve biscotti. other than wishing rice the best, harbaugh deflected further questions and the incident concerning the nhl. dave, this is an astounding day for a number of reasons. one is nothing in that video is anything other than what basically anyone knew what happened in that elevator when the initial fire storm happened. and, number two, i have never seen a league or a institution as large as the nfl act more ineptly than they have over this entire incident. >> yep. and they've always apted ineptly on the issue of domestic violence. even the issue they send today, both the baltimore ravens and the national football league is quite bluntly, if you are going to hit your parter in, make sure you are not caught on video tape. that was certainly the message that i received from john harbaugh's video tape. they were also shocked when they saw the video. everybody knows what happened on that elevator. maybe the showing of the video does shock some people to seeing the reality of domestic violence. the

i'm sure i'm pronouncing this wrong, steve biscotti, the owner of the baltimore ravens. i was astounded when last night on anderson cooper's program i heard this letter he had written to the fans. >> i'll give credit to the ravens. we talked the other day about not crediting the ravens for finally releasing ray rice when they should have taken action before. what they are doing today and yesterday was impressive. and you can compare it next to roger goodell. he was not as forthcoming in that interview as one would hope. but the ravens did an extremely transparent explanation of every step along the way where they tried to get the tape, where they fell down on the job afterward, where they stopped looking for it. he apologized. he said they were wrong. he said they had to do better. there weren't excuses in this letter. this seemed like a genuinely remorseful letter. at least it seemed like they got it. >> mel, let me ask you this. is there anything -- some will say, better late late than never. others say, day late, dollar short. i'm not sure where the weight falls with

yesterday, ravens owner steve biscotti talked to cbs and said he hopes the whole incident can be a turningere's what he said. >> if this is a seminal moment for domestic violence and the way we handle it as a society, then that's not a burden for us to be that poster boy. it's not. now, i'm embarrassed about it, but five years from now, things have changed significantly for the better, i'll be proud of it. >> the news comes as the nfl also announced the formation of an independent investigation into the rice incident led by former fbi director robert mueller. >>> shifting gears now, an update on a developing story that we're tracking oversea. a massive search is under way right now for a navy pilot missing in the western pacific after two navy f/a-18 hornet jets collided early this morning. the pentagon says one pilot was rescued and is receiving treatment on board "uss carl vinson." the cause of this incident is under investigation. >>> coming up next, hillary clinton is giving it another go in iowa, trying to warm up to voters who didn't embrace her '08 campaign. did someone say burn? tr

we will have to find out -- and i expect steve biscotti to be guardeded, as well. but this is why you have the investigation. hopefully stormer director mueller is going to be comprehensive, look at every text, every e-mail, and we get to the bottom of it and that will be public. >> sometimes the coverup can be far worse than the crime itself. thank you very much for being with us. >>> still ahead, why the problems we're seeing in the nfl are just the tip of the iceberg. and next a big week here in new york. world leaders meet at the u.n. to tackle isis and climate change. (birds chirping softly in background.) (loud engine sounds!) what! how's it going? heard you need a ride to school. i know just the thing to help you get going. power up with new cheerios protein. i have a cold. i took nyquil but i'm still stuffed up. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. really? alka-seltzer plus night rushes relief to eight symptoms of a full blown cold including your stuffy nose. (breath of relief) oh, what a relief it is. thanks. anytime. will be public. to

baltimore ravens' owner steve biscotti acknowledged as much in a letter to fans. >> seeing that videoeen it earlier. we should have pursued our own investigation more vigorously, we didn't and we were wrong, end quote. joining me now is chris cluey, a former punter for the minnesota vikings. chris, first, i want to get your reaction to what nfl commissioner roger goodell said that no one in the nfl saw the tape of ray rice hitting his then fiance, now wife, until it was released by tmz earlier this week. do you buy that? >> no, i don't buy that simply because the nfl is an organization and roger goodell has shown that as commissioner he will stop at nothing to find out all of the facts in a case and render judgment on that case. but with something like this where they knew ray rice was in a casino. they knew there was video evidence and they knew ray rice and his attorney had evidence i don't think there is foe way he doesn't watch that and takes it into account and deciding what the punishment should be. >> i want to get your reaction to another part of norah o'donnell's interview wi

the network also claims that executive steve biscotti, kick cass and ozzie newsome then began campaigns pushing for leniency for rice on several fronts. from the judicial system in new jersey to roger goodell. the source inside the ravens' organization tells cnn the first time the ravens actually saw the video from inside the elevator was when tmz first released the recording. goodell broke his silence yesterday to face the media about the rash of domestic violence issues that have rocked the sports world over the last couple of weeks. now the commissioner says he has no plan to resign and admits to making a mistake in his handling of the scandals. >> i hold myself to the highest possible standards. so when i make a mistake or i don't get something right, it bothers me more than anybody. i think the owners have seen that in me. i think they know that we have always tried to do the right thing. mistakes happen, and i'm sorry for that. and we're going to get this right. >> goodell announced that the nfl will overhaul its personal conduct policy because of that outcry over the league's poo