terrell had assaulted two officers. coming up on "lockup: raw" -- >> the assault was urine being throw in an officer's face yesterday. >> he ups the stakes. qo :é @d888888@888jj >>> during a routine cell search at the riverbend maximum security institution in tennessee, a pair of contraband headphones was removed from the inmate of terrell schropshire. >> they don't want to hear that. >> by the next day, things had escalated. >> the riverbend cell extraction team has been activated for removing all hard items from inmate schropshire. he was assaultive toward staff last night. the assault was a cup of urine thrown in an officer's face yesterday and also a coke bottle full of water thrown and hit an officer in the back of the head. we have tried to gain compliance voluntarily by the inmate. he's refused, so a cell extraction team is needed. >> when a cell extraction team is called, it means they're getting ready to force the removal of an uncooperative inmate from his cell. when you see them, you can see how serious they

. >> hayden is missing trading camp for the raiders with a foot injury and terrell brown heads to the locker room early while the cornerback depth is looking thin the quarterback depth looks good. derek carr has been impressive and could make a run at matt schaub starting job. he says he wants to make a good first impression. >> i can't worry about doing something special. i'm just going to come out and work as hard as i can push my body to where i'm exhausted

meg terrell has more on this big day in biotech, what is behind the numbers at puma and bio again and what investors can look forward to. >> reporter: stocks are known for versatility, big risk, big reward. puma soared on the drug for breast cancer. in a trial of more than 2,000 patients the medicine helps people live for 33% longer without disease professing. the drug was tested for a specific genetic mutation. it will apply for approval in the first half of next year. it would bring in $4 billion according to estimates. the results may also make puma a likely acquisition target analysts said. the ceo is known for deal making. he sold the last company, couger biotech to johnson & johnson for a billion dollars in 2009 and a blowout day for the company that topped estimates for second quarter results and raise the full year guidance for the ms drug. >> we had a great quarter, revenues are up 40% and eps up 52% versus q 2 of last year and really driven by the base ms business, our new oral drug has continued to perform well in the u.s. it's been launched in europe now. >> bio again rece

for "nightly business report", i'm meg terrell. >>> a big earning's miss for ups. higher spending and increased cost caused them to lower cost for the year and that sent shares down by 4%. morgan brennan takes a closer look. >> reporter: the world's largest package delivery company shipped 7% more packages around the globe than a year ago. shipping activity surged internationally especially in europe but here in the u.s., more consumers purchase products online. e commerce fueled a 60% increase in upss less expensive shipments. positive sign for consumer spending, but a drag on the delivery giants revenue per package. >> it is an interesting time. we're seeing actually the strongest growth in our domestic business that we've seen in over a decade. e commerce is driving it but we have investments to expand capacity and handle the growth. that's why we're seeing mixed results economically but great results as far as demand. >> reporter: those investments are in response to botched holiday season delivers after competitors couldn't keep pace with the last-minute surge

for "nightly business report", i'm meg terrell. >>> shares of abbvie and shire rose today. abbvie up 2.5%. >>> our market monitor has a list of stocks he says could double in price over the next 12 to 18 months and he's going to share them with us, next. >>> the calendar says july, school was just out a few weeks ago but retailers are already gearing up for back to school sales and just today the national retail federation predicted parents will spend nearly $8.5 billion this year on tablets and other electronic devices for their kids. that's about 7% more than they spent one year ago. >>> fedex says it will fight charges it helped internet pharmacies distribute drugs illegally. a federal grand jury in san francisco yesterday returned a 15-count indictment against the delivery giant saying senior management at fedex knew what was going on. it's yet another glimpse into the shadow world of internet drugstores. >> reporter: in california, dan is mourning the death of his wife cheryl. >> there isn't a day that goes by that i don't think of her and miss her. >> reporter: cheryl

also, bill jones, and visual artist, james terrell. >>> hollywood returns to silicon valley. the high-tech headquarters being turned into a movie set today. >> rock beats paper in a new report this could have you doing fewer handshakes and more 50 pumps. >> a deadly ebola outbreak spreads to two american >> today the fifth term nature -- terminator movie will create loud noises today through wednesday. residents have heard they could her gunfire and explosions during filming happening indoors it stars arnold schwarzenegger shooting in san francisco, including the executive producers are the son and daughter of oracle cofounder. >> he did come back! >> he did could back. a quick 50 butch spreads only 1/20 the germs of a handshake better than a high hive with spreads only what of germs. it is more sanitary because it involves a smaller surface area. >> that is what you mean by rock beats paper? >> paper always rocks. >> i don't know...i am not sure. >> good morning, everyone, increasing clouds and 62 by the end of the game today. in the high desert, thunderstorms could cause fl

for "nightly business report", i'm meg terrell. >> to read more about nash and how drugs to treat the disease could rival hepatitis c medications go to nbr.com. >>> another piece of medical news to tell you about which could be big news. the swiss drug maker is teaming up with google to develop a smart contact lens that measures blood glucose in tear data. the smart lens may help restore the eye's ability to focus. amazing. >>> coming up next, the new space race with a billion dollars in taxpayer money committed and a dow component vying to win. why the spacecraft competition has a lot riding on it. >>> stocks might be flirting with historic ty highs but a different story for energy prices. crude soared, the first time in more than two months and gasoline prices have fallen for 18 days in a row with gasbuddy.com reporting today that the average price fell below $3.66 for the first time in three months. >> there is a space race heating up. nasa has to choose a manufact e manufacturer for a crew carrier and the stakes are high for the private companies and for one large publicly traded

we're going to go do our own thing as our own pharma reporter, meg terrell, alluded to as well.ument that can be made laooking at these results, is it not? >> it is not credible at all. i really strongly encourage you and your listeners to listen to the conference call, the replay. you kept hearing questions from analysts. the most kmcommon question was y now. david, the ceo, we've been talking about asking you for cost efficiency for years. and the company's done nothing. allergan has 1200 basis points higher -- 1200 basis points more overhead than the competitive set. that's an incredible gap. and now they'll start to close that gap which generates an increase in earnings. but really what you're doing over the next several years is cutting out fat you should have cut out a long time ago. and the problem is while they can -- perhaps they can cut costs, and i think one of the analysts asked a question, there's a credibility issue, david, because you know, we've been asking you for this for years now. only in response to a bid are you saying you're going to deliver. how can we be

. >> hayden is missing trading camp for the raiders with a foot injury and terrell brown heads to theocker room early while the cornerback depth is looking thin the quarterback depth looks good. derek carr has been impressive and could make a run at matt schaub starting job. he says he wants to make a good first impression. >> i can't worry about doing something special. i'm just going to come out and work as hard as i can push my body to where i'm exhausted like i am right now and let everything unfold. whatever that time, that's god's plan. >>> sandy barbour wasn't out of a job for long. she was hired as the new athletic director at penn state. she resigned from cal this month after facing criticism in berkeley for the department's budget problems of football team's on field performance and its low graduation rate. speaking of cal, memorial stadium hosting real madrid and into milan, that's when it went into penalty kicks after 1-1 draw after regulation. milan won 3-2 in the international championship. nhra funny car qualifying at sonoma. points leader robert height on the right fin

near al ma din expressway and terrell elementary school. damian trujillo is on the scene. this is a dense neighborhood. how did this happen? >> reporter: well, you know what, the fire crews are still here at the scene, raj, mopping up, a couple of them leaving right now. san jose had to call for help from other cities. their resources were running thin. flames were shooting through the roof when firefighters arrived. the fire spread to the home of the stanford family, who drove to the scene after the alarm company called them. telling them something was wrong. >> it was really awful. >> and our drive north, we were in gilroy, and on the drive north we saw smoke coming up. >> reporter: the fire department had to send roughly 90 firefighters to the scene. more than half the staff on duty. and that forced departments from other cities to man four fire stations in san jose, while crews worked on the burning home. >> right now, as far as san jose goes, apparatus were about half depleted right now. or close to it. so it's going to be -- right now, it's tough. if we had another i

terrell suggestion says this is the first time for his quarterback to find his own voice. >> he's not the most vocal. but sometimes we may need that. you know what i mean? he may have to cuss somebody out. he may have to cuss me out. you know what i mean? it's good to hear your quarterback, you know, get after somebody sometimes. i think it would be a good thing. >> it would be fun to see. >>> washington nationals looking to wrap up the season sweep of the rockies. they got to strasberg early. couldn't get it done today. rockies win it 6-4 avoiding the sweep. the nats weren't totals. before the became, aaron got into a staredown with brandon barnes who would blink first? they got fed water, sun flower seeds, keep going. barnes gave -- those are pretty impressive high fives. when the umpire says you could be ejected if you don't stop, that's probably a good reason to stop. but nats got that victory. >> i think the rockies are happier to have won the game >>> that's our broadcast for tonight. thanks for stirking around. >> -- sticking around. >> we're uncle craig, what's the deal? oh...

he is terrell booker and he has been accused of break nothing to a woman's home and watching her sleep. investigators think he may than the intruder behind four similar incidents. the break ins began in april and became progressively more frightening n1 the intruder groped a woman and in another, he took cell phone video of his victim. >> thank god, thank god he didn't hurt anybody and we were scared to death that the potential, brazenness was increasing and potential for violence in anyone of these could be astronomical. >> booker is 21. he is being held on hundred thousand dollars bail. detectives are still working the case trying to connect him to all five incidents. >>> vice-president joe biden made a stop in the area tonight, for an event in the center city philadelphia marriott. he delivered remarks at the grand back death of the congress of the greek orthodox archdiocese. there was a gathering of both clergy and lay people. the vice-president spoke of his close ties to the greek american community. he said it has been one of the great honors of his life to learn culture through

this is terrell booker. only "eyewitness news" was there as he was taken from his arraignment today. he's charged in a burglary that happened between april and june in upper darby. investigators say that booker stood over women in their beds, staring at them as they slept. booker is expected to face additional charges. >>> workers at a atlantic city showboat casino are protesting the loss of their jobs. this is a rally today organized by local 54. it represents all the non-gaming workers at that casino. the workers also delivered a petition to caesars corporate offices located inside of balance's see shares plans to close the showboat august 31st though workers want it sold to someone he will. >> we're working hard, and we think that if we -- if we apply the right pressure caesars will come to the table don the right thing. >>> the show goat will be the second atlantic city casino to close this year. the atlantic club closed its doors in january. >> now to an "eyewitness news" exclusive. a mom in desperate n

now two homes caught fire on hampshire place near almaden expressway and terrell elementary school. firefighters from other cities were called into action. no word yet on what caused this fire. >>> new tonight at 11:00, the water has finally stopped flowing in los angeles. crews finally got that massive water line break near the ucla campus. 20 million gallons of water may have been lost. that's double what they originally thought. and that section of sunset boulevard destroyed by the water main break, well, it will stay closed for another 48 hours. in the interim, officials say roughly 900 cars are still trapped in parking garages at ucla. and they may be stuck there until friday. we want to show you some video from yesterday which shows the geyser at its peak. water flooding out. six buildings on ucla campus filled with water including the recently renovated pauley pavilion, where the basketball team plays. >>> more details now. water main breaks are becoming more common. there are more than 240,000 breaks a year across the country. most of them caused by an aging water system. no

. >> who was your first conservative icon, somebody you thought was -- >> bob terrell my boss at thecan spectator. i used to pick up his lunches and medical supplies. let's say they advertised. >> really? >> i'm joking. >> okay. this one is for me. how long does it take for dana to prepare for each show. it never ends. constant. >> it's kind of true. >> yeah. >> you prepare everything. you prepared for this. >> i was ready to answer your questions for your just in case you needed help. andrea another one. what's the best piece of advice, career or personal that you have received and if you can say who was it from? >> probably from my dad, and he said choose something you love because it won't feel like work so never give up. people say when a door closes a window opens i had to jimmy both open sometimes in my life or kick some down. >> bob from claire. although bob doesn't always do his prep i'm always amazed at his command of history and politics. what was your major in college? >> i was football. but the reason i know a lot about history, i love history and my father was a historia

they identified the woman as terrell booker of yaden. police say he came into a woman bedroom and watched her as she slept. >> david henry just heard from police on this and will have a live report at 4:30 today. >>> here at the big board, a new report saying that the u.s. spied on 200 americans and five of them were prominent muslim americans, based on evidence take and by edward snowden and that they were monitoring these men's emails for six years. >> there is no question in my mind, the reason i was being surveillanced was because i am a muslim. >> he ran for public office in virginia as a republican. overnight greenwald filed a report, he cited information given by edward snowden, saying that the u.s. spied on gill, and a professor and two other americans. including the executive direction ter of care, all of these men denied this connection and involvement in terrorism and have not been accused of any crime. >> there is nothing in my back ground, i carried a security clearance. the obama administration says that it's entirely false

some former 49ers like terrell brown. we also got to see derek karr. >> specifically, you ary in camp. i think it's important to work on your fundamentals and technique, especially for the big guys up front. we've got a lot of new guys in those particular areas, and there's a lot of coaching and technique things we need to work on. >> so our thought process was to get some good work in pads early on in training camp. >>> finally, comic-con took place over the weekend and vernon davis was inspired. the 49ers tight end can now be known as captain torpedo. i imagine it's a super hero that makes super hero plays on the gridiron. we'll have to see if that nickname sticks when football season gets here. but we're talking baseball tonight, and the giants have their super hero on the mound in madison bumgarner, reporting live from at&t park, gerard moncure. >> jessica's very optimistic about tonight's game. >> i am. i'm totally optimistic. >> thanks, gerard. a quick programming note, american ninja warrior will air at tv 36. runn

. >> terrell moore says he and his family come there for vacation every year.ns to change anything other than where he swims. he's not even angry at the shark. after all, he says, it was just doing its job. >>> wildfires in eastern washington state are threatening hundreds of homes this morning. the state of emergency has been declared in 20 counties there. washington's largest wildfire is now about 40% contained after consuming 35-square miles. another fire doubled in size yesterday and closed a major highway. its smoke could be seen in downtown seattle. >>> much of southern colorado is sopping wet this morning, battered by relentless line of powerful storms. creeks overflowed and sent water surging through the streets of colorado springs. many drivers couldn't get home after a major highway and other flooded roads were shut down. the water rose so fast, a number of people had to be rescued from their cars. >>> they're still cleaning up in eastern idaho, after getting blindsided by a fierce storm. floodwaters raced through brigham young university like a river

. >> thanks so much, mech terrell.are watching the after hours session, moving higher on this amgen news. >> i bought ibb and xpi today. i wanted exposure to the biotech space. i'm not a doctor. i don't play one on tv. it's hard for me to buy a single stock. there is an upside of 100%. it's a binary trade for me. i'd much rather get expose years to the whole space. >> beating stills, getting a boost after an increase in fees it is famous for. with higher fees comes a higher stock price. shares are up nearly 90% over the past year. joining us on a first cnbc interview is the president, ben, always good to see you. >> remember, it's options, not fees. >> sorry, whatever you want to call i. it worked in the quarter. so did raising airfares. i'm wondering from the consumer stand point we want to foe at what point have the airlines finished raising price surface what is your sense of that? >> capacity discipline aloud fairs to cover the cost of xachl spart our average ticket was $385. it's still very low. we try to keep the

it was a very small meeting, you know, on both sides of the terrell. we at the time were very hopeful, not realistically so by idealistically so that we could get more cooperation from russia to slow down assad and what he was doing in syria. putin could not have looked more bored, more discomfitted and never apologized for being late. then of course he wanted a summit in russia. he wanted to play the host and my advice to the president was don't go chasing after him. we're not sure of what his real intent is. we may be back into the prior administration's problems where he invaded georgia and never adequately responded to the legitimate concerns of the international community. they stopped the conflict, but basically tried to get people to recognize these two provinces in georgia as independent of georgia. i said let's wait and see what we're really doing with him, because if the president had gone to a summit where he had masterminded the photo-ops so that it looked as though president obama was really supporting him before we really knew what he was

meg terrell is live in the news room. plenty of deals here, meg. >> we're looking at $19.5 billion. that's the estimated loss if aversion deals continue. inversions are setting a record pace, nine deals have already been agreed to this year by companies including medtronic and chiquita brands. overseas cash piling are growing and now estimated to be about $1 trillion. companies don't want to bring that money back to the united states and face a 35% corporate tax rate here. u.s. ceos have increasingly been calling for changes. >> the current u.s. tax system puts u.s. companies at a disadvantage relative to ous competitors. that's a simple fact. i think some of the companies acting on these inversions and doing these inversions are simply trying to level the playing field. if we've got a concern about inversions, we need to tackle our tax code. >> on the flip side, fear that washington will act to top inversions has helped accelerate m&a. the new proposals are already on the table. already, though, since 1983, an estimated 76 companies have left the u.s. for greener tax pastures. tyle

quarterback terrelle prior suspended five games for receiving improper benefits, such as a free tattoohile playing at ohio state. he hadn't even been drafted. critics say the league's weak response to the ricins dent is more proof it does not take domestic violence seriously. this week rice's coach john harbaugh defended him saying it's not a big deal. went onto state that ray is a heck i've guy and done everything right since. meanwhile, a report by slate.com found 21 of 32 nfl teams in 2012 had employed a player with a domestic violence aura salt charge on his record. as for rice, the nfl star married his fiancÉ one day after being indicted. meaning she was no longer compelled to testify against him. the charges were then settled pretrial. since his suspension rice said he has learned from the experience and will continue to do so as part of counseling. as for the league, many say godell's decision sends a message that the nfl cares more about marijuana and free tattoos than about domestic violence, ironic this is a league that spent millions of marketing towards its female fan base

quarterback terrell prior suspended five games for receiving improper benefits such as a free tattoohile playing at ohio state. he hadn't even been drafted. >> critics say the league's weak response to the rice incident is more proof it does not take domestic violence seriously. this week, rice's coach, john harbaugh defended him saying it's not a big deal. he went on to state that ray's a heck of a guy and done everything right since. meanwhile, a report by slate.com found 21 of 32 n.f.l. teams in 2012 had employed a player with a domestic violence or assault charge on his record. as for rice, the n.f.l. star married his fiance one day after being indicted, meaning she was no longer compelled to testify against him. the charges were then settled pre-trial. >> since the suspension rice said he learned from the experience and will continue to do so as part of his counsel ling. as for the number growing football fans, the n.f.l. is sending a message they seem to care more about players smoking pot or having free tattoos as domestic abuse. >> we are about to dissect. thank you for setti

they come to us, we help them develop a product and enter into long terrell-term agreements.ompany around 80 years, initially under another company. this company invented the rotary technology for soft jegels whic our trademark is liqui-gel. in a cvs, that's catalent. >> none exclusive? the customer pays for the developmentened you enter into an agreement. is it exclusive? >> depends. because of what we do, we are the leader in the space. customers may choose to pay us to be exclusive for them. in other cases they'll let us be, not the exclusive, and we can make it for other folks. in this case, we have some exclusivity with pfizer, the actual owner of the advil brand. >> is the sweet spot on the consumer side like an advil or changing the way a prescription drug is delivered, like a diabetes drug, where you don't have to give yourself an injection every day? or something like that? >> i describe the company as massively diversified. we're not just in consumer health. 44% of our portfolio in advanced delivery technologies is in the branded rx base, about 10% in generic. 10% i

>>terrell moore and his family are visiting okaloosa island from pleasant view, tennessee.monday, he was out for a swim, about 75 feet from the beach, when he felt the bite. >>"it felt like getting shocked, punched and stabbed all at the same time. electrocuted, you know? i mean, it was just like "ugh," and i felt it up my leg." >>moore says he kicked the shark, and raced for shore he saw the shark turn to go the other way. >>"if my foot's still there, i'm good. that was my thought. so, lucky, man. pure luck." >>the bite broke bones in moore's foot and required stitches to close the wound. but, just two days later, moore and his family were back on that beach. >>"this is where we go. this is where we come, every year. and we won't change that. this is where i go. so will i be back? yeah. i'll be back. i love it out here." >>moore's not upset with the shark, either. >>"he's just doing his job, man. i'm in his house. i understand that." >>however, he might change his swimming habits. >>"out that far? you can bet on it. i won't go that far again." >>moore says the family will

. >> james terrell.the 2013 national medal of arts for his ground-breaking visual arts capturing the powers of light and space. t-bills experiences that force us to question reality challenging our perceptions not only of art but also of the world around us. [applause] be the 2013 battle to mh abrams for broadening the study of literature. expanding our perception of the romantic tradition and exploring the modern concept of artistic self expression and western culture. [applause] >> excepting on behalf b allen dunlap. [applause] >> the 2013 national humanities melts a humanitarian societies were sifting america's story. for more than two centuries we have amassed an unparalleled collection of historical american documents served as a research center for college and students alike and for generations of americans. [applause] >> david bryan davis. the 2013 national humanities metal to david bryan davis for reshaping our understanding of history. dr. davis has shed light on the contradiction of a union fou

[applause] james terrell.plause] the 2013 national medal of arts for his ground-breaking visual arts capturing the powers of light and space he builds experience is that force us to question reality. challenging perceptions that only art but the world around us. [applause] national humidity's medal recipients -- eumenides not all recipients. mr. adams. [applause] the 2013 national humanities medal for broadening the study of literature as a scholar and writer and critic he has expanded our perception of the romantic tradition to explore the modern concept of scott self expression and western culture influencing and inspiring generations of students. [applause] excepting on behalf of the antiquarian society allen dunlap. [applause] the 2013 national humanities metal for safeguarding the american story for more than two centuries the society has amassed the unparalleled collection of historic documents serving as a research center for scholars and students connecting generations of students with their cultural h

and cnbc pharmaceutical reporter meg terrell is also here.ad a bunch -- i didn't make that up. i guess you got a twitter account that says it's your hair and everything else. >> there's a twitter account called ron cohen's hair. we actually tweet lighthearted comments about hair -- >> i have -- >> you guys created? it's not somebody else. >> no, we created it on april fools' day because there's a very notable analyst in the biotech industry, he's got 90,000 followers, and he constantly talks about my hair in his notes about the company, and the industry. >> unfortunately, many people on tv know we can't escape -- there are things that are all about the hair. and steve to this day, you still go to baldaholics anonymous. >> it's not a disease. it's not a handicap. >> it's like an affliction. >> it's not -- it's okay. ask wilbur. wilbur is smart, and he's -- he has no hair. >> listen to you, you're yelling. >> is big hair therapeutically sound? >> i'm glad we're getting down to a serious biotechnology talk. i think that's going to take more time

hobby lobby case is one piece of a long terrell and very sustained effort to championship away at women's access to reproductive health care about what's best for us. so there is an expense piece to it. as one caller said, if the companies aren't going to pay even if they are getting tax breaks f. women can find it then you've got the taxpayer paying. they are paying twice for hobby lobby to be able to hold its religious beliefs in this one case where it didn't have it before and it still has its pension funds invested in the same manufacturers. >> sandy from michigan on our independent line, good morning. sandy, are you there? >> oops, sorry. got to push the button first. sandy, good morning, go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i just wanted to say on this case of the supreme court against hobby lobby. they did not say a woman could not have contraception. all they said is you couldn't have it for free. if i'm an atheist. it has to do with the fact that i have to pay for somebody else to sleep around and i don't like that. i never did and i don't expect that i should have to pay for someb

terrell prior suspended five games for receiving improper benefits such as a free tattoo while plague at ohio state -- playing at ohio state. he had not been drafted. the weak response to the white incident is proof it does not take domestic violence critically. he is coach defended him saying it was not a big deal, and stated ray is a had beening of a guy doing everything right sups. a report bip slate.com found 21 of 32 n.f.l. teams in 2012 had a player with a domestic roinls or assault charm on his record. >>> as for wife, the n.f.l. star married his fiance a day after being indicted. charges were settled pre-trial. >> since the suspension, rice learnt from the experience. as for the growing number of female fans, the message is that the n.f.l. cares more about players smoking pot and free tattoos than it does about domestic violence. >>> that was jessica taff reporting. the n.f.l. typically issues a 4-game suspension for most off the field incident. rice's wife appealed to the commissioner on behalf of her now husband. >> you sigh it, it's spelt wrong. >>> so, yes, indeed. spellin

hobby lobby case is one piece of a long terrell and very sustained effort to championship away at women's access to reproductive health care about what's best for us. so there is an expense piece to it. as one caller said, if the companies aren't going to pay even if they are getting tax breaks f. women can find it then you've got the taxpayer paying. they are paying twice for hobby lobby to be able to hold its religious beliefs in this one case where it didn't have it before and it still has its pension funds invested in the same manufacturers. >> sandy from michigan on our independent line, good morning. sandy, are you there? >> oops, sorry. got to push the button first. sandy, good morning, go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i just wanted to say on this case of the supreme court against hobby lobby. they did not say a woman could not have contraception. all they said is you couldn't have it for free. if i'm an atheist. it has to do with the fact that i have to pay for somebody else to sleep around and i don't like that. i never did and i don't expect that i should have to pay for someb

you compare it to some of the punishments that have been delivered for things, you know, such as terrelle pryor who was suspended for five games based off violations he committed in college. okay, you have guys who are suspended for drug use or for positive tests. that's an automatic four-game suspension and it only goes up if you are a repeat offender. so i don't know if roger goodell -- i know he tends to see things, as a case by case basis. all infractions or violations or other personal conduct policy. but this was so serious, and because of the presence of that video, two games is an absolute joke. >> "si"'s peter king saying one of the 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