you said if the n.f.l. s trying to tell players it won't tolerate domestic violence, how much of that message is getting through to the rank and file of the n.f.l.? what can the league do, jane? >> it's a great question, but i think first thing you can do is become educated on the dynamics behind domestic violence. it's certainly something that would, you know, serve them going forward unfortunately. and that's just the first start. i think it could come out and it could make it a charity like it makes breast cancer. breast cancer awareness. not a lot of money goes to breast cancer ultimately but it could send a loud message. it could identify battered women's shelters, identify groups to work with. it could educate the rookies. these are just a few of the steps they could take. >> and former player scott fujita and crabtree have spoken out. it would be great if more current players would speak out as well. jane, thank you so much? >> i appreciate it. >> absolutely coming up on "al jazeera america," sinkhole

do you think the case will get as much attention as the n.f.l. oncussion scandal in. >> i think it will get more attention, partly because of high profile players, and it's not the sort of thing that the n.f.l. cap get rid of by -- can get rid of by writing a big check. you will have players come forward, and suing individual teams. we are more correct legally and morally. because some teams have doctors that act in an ethical matter. we have so much anecdotal evidence. the hippocratic oath is a punch line, and the first interest is what is in the best interests of the team. they are not thinking about the long-term effect on players, not the least that involves the issue of addiction. >> the suit says the '80s and '90s was like the wild west when it came to giving out drugs like candy. if the allegations are correct, what results will we see? >> one of the results is this is the most important one of the there'll be more bad press for the n.f.l., keeping kids out of playing. it is the great existential fear of roger cadell and the suits in the na

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cbs news asked the n.f.l. for a response on this but the league refused comment on the rice case. >>> still ahead on wusa9, a fugitive's girlfriend -- excuse me. howard, over to you. >> thanks, mike. let's take a quick look at record on this beautiful -- weather on this beautiful tuesday. got a few clouds trying to come in from the west but that's not going to do much for us. skeet is how dry it became -- the key is how dry it became for us. here in washington our dew points dropped to 48. really it feels so comfortable out there. and temps are still in the 60s and low 70s. a little warmer down in richmond at 77. if we're 72 now with a few clouds, we could have a tough time getting to the 80-degree mark today in washington. i think many areas won't make 80. 78 by 3:00. northwesterly wind at 10 miles an hour. a lot more comfortable than they were yesterday. 77 by 6:00. you have some plans this evening, you have lucked out. you have hit the weather jackpot. however, thunderstorm chances increasing by the second h

critics say the n.f.l. has to do more to condemn domestic violence. >> what they say to the community, their fans, is it's already for their to be instances of domestic violence, and there'll be no penalty if you play for the n.f.l. >> reporter: an estimated one in every four women experiences domestic violence in her lifetime. more than 1 million women are physically assaulted by an intimate partner, and most cases are never reported to the police. critics say athletes face longer suspensions for substance abuse and violence on the field. when reporters asked rice what he thought of his punishment. he said he felt he was punished every day. >> my daughter will pick up the phone and google her gather's name -- father's name, what will come up is not how many touchdowns i scored but what i did to my wife. >> reporter: he said he is seeing a counsellor, and when the time is right he and his wife will try to help others. >>> for many steps it's a step in the right direction, but a long way to go. >> that's what

what is more shocking is the n.f.l.'s response, a 2-game suspension, a slap on the wrist by a commissioner known for no nonsense. the maths doesn't add up. >> in 2006 albert haipswords was hit for a 5-game suspension for stomping on a player. the commissioner called it ipp excusable. in may indiana colts robert math us tested positive for a fertility drug. the linebacker said he used it to conceive his daughter. it happens to be on the n.f.l. ban list. and the 2011 punishment of a player not in the league. 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 fo

and the n.f.l. you think you agree with him that that's the reason they just want to strangle hold it. it's it's a paternalistic system that runs almost like a plantation mentality this is the most nassif group of workers who are being exploited in modern history there are tens of thousands of athletes who go through the end seat of the way each year hundreds of thousands if you include the last decade and they have absolutely no voice in the enterprise which returns for the enterprise billions of dollars a year that's unheard of at sweatshop mentality if a zero if you win in the future can you see the u.c.l.a. is playing more than the troy state university's what you're saying there who'll pay more than the smaller schools of course and don't have that and you're saying now realignment you know in in now see the emergence of the five conferences separate from what the internally n.c.a.a. calls they have not schools. it's a matter of there are those schools that have the greater talent even within d

a controversial call on a personal foul. >> why the n.f.l. zed for a two- game suspension of runningback ray rice from the baltimore ravens. >> howard and i will be back with traffic and weather 25 minutes. >> you can always get your news, weather and traffic and a whole lot more. we have great videos on wusa9.com, facebook, twitter, even great videos on the apps. if you haven't downloaded them, i urge you to do so. you here at noon? >> i am. >> all right. join howard and me today at noon. we'll all see you tomorrow tomorrow ç' nyou can save two ways: on appliances, electronics, and more! at our amazing 25 plus extra 5% off sale! come to h.h. gregg, and fill your home with happy. ♪ >>> good morning. it i stuesday, july 29th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." the most intense night of bombing yet in gaza, palestinians get an ominous phone call. >>> 160 whale watchers forced them to spend the night at sea. >>> and inside the elaborate pot grow that is so big inmates are now being used for the plan. >> but we begin this morning with a look at

critics say the n.f.l. has to do more. the president of the foundation for women said: >>> they point to statistics like these. one in every four women experiences domestic violence in her lifetime. more than one million women are physically assaulted by a partner. most of those cases are -- these cases are not reported to police. >> athletes face inspection for substance abuse and violence on the field. >> when reporters ask rice what he thought, he felt he was being punished every day. >> my daughter will pick up the phone and google her father's name. what comes up is not touchdowns, but what happened. that's a lot of punishment i have to deal with. >> rice was charged with aggravated assault. he said he is seeing a counsellor. and when the time is right, he and his wife will try to help others. >> a lot of punishment that he brought on himself, ray rice. >> he did. >> he said that. >> see you back at six. >> a protest we told you about in turkey has gone global. this week the country's deputy prime minister gave a speec

unlike the n.f.l settlement, this agreement one does not pay for medical expenses. rachel axon is an investigative reporter for u.s.a today sports covering the n.c.a.a story. she joins me now. rachel, how significant is the settlement for college sports? >> well, this is certainly bringing some changes, although there are some concern about whether that is enough. the settlement proposal is $70 million for a medical monitoring class, $5 million for research as well as some changes to ncaa guidelines. but right now those wouldn't be rules and there are questions about what would happen at schools if they didn't follow those, so a step forward in the eyes of some but definitely questioned in other corners. >>fill: we know you've talked to and interviewed adrian errington who is central to the case. his case and others exposed vulnerabilities in the ncaa plans which led to the settlement. >> that's correct, he filed for class action a year ago in july and included e-mails that could be seen as damaging to the ncaa, acknowledging they didn't have guidelines regarding con

opinions that they shouldn't be in iraq war hall of fame speaking of social issues what do you make of the n.f.l. trying to ban the n word well i'm not have probably banned me five hundred yards look my father the professor of black history he was he passed away but if ever told me couldn't use that word he the turned over and said please. but how about when whites use it well i think if you don't have a slave directly in your background he's probably shouldn't use it as a slave in your history you could point to my great with my kids great great grandfather it's frederick douglass frederick probably wouldn't like it but they you know they don't use it to the kids and their mother was very strict but i'm just suggesting that when he told them i don't care and the language is less important to me then intention i'm not a i'm not a language guy i'm you know lenny bruce used to say what do you care about a word i don't care i care about attention and and because people are offended you know like. i think maybe you know certain people she knew but i don't think you could have stopped hip hop kids or

order to carry out this task the job of identifying the bodies will be done in associate institute the n.f.l. is regarded as one of the finest forensic laboratories in the world but in terms of how long that identification process will take we're hearing from dutch leaders that for some it could take days for others weeks but that some families may have to wait up to as much as a month to find out the identification and where their loved one's body is so that they can take them have them repatriated if they're not citizens and say goodbye to them in their own way already outside of the base though floral tributes have started to pile up and many people coming here to what is rather a remote road outside of the town in order to pay their respects and lay flowers to those who died on board m.h. seventy. that was our to correspondent peter are in the netherlands at the malaysia airlines crash site in eastern ukraine experts are coming the area for more bodies as not all of them have yet been found crews are reportedly trying to collect personal items from the victims artie's román costs are up

the n.f.l. gave them a 2-game suspension for allegedly knocking his wife unconscious in an elevator, and the commentator suggested that rice's wife provoked him into beating her. smith was semeneded and offered this apology. >> my word came across that it was somehow a woman's fault, it was not my intent or what i was trying to say. the failure to clearly articulate something lies squarely on my shoulders. >> the incident raises incidents of violence against african-americans. a journalist called it a national crisis. charles ellis son calls us to talk about violence against black women. thank you for joining us tonight. what was your reaction to what you heard on tape. >> right. stefan smith is basically saying that that was not his intent. he shouldn't have said it at all. you have a lot of folks who are watching this unfolding, and it's been unfolding for some time, this unfolding national crisis that is called domestic violence, and some folks may want to say that well, they'll acknowledge th

finals five million major league baseball world series nineteen point two million only falling behind the n.f.l. super bowl at one hundred and twelve million other caviar could be that this fosters and then maybe national pride perhaps kind of like the olympics the fact but all i know is that for these soccer fans out here they're hoping that this soccer fever continues into the m.l.s. regular see that the numbers don't lie soccer fans have arrived soccer is here in the u.s. and it doesn't look like lager fever is going away anytime soon i know washington d.c. and the military and our team. before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is the actress troy yan bella sorry all from a.b.c. family t.v. series pretty little liars here's a part of what's to come. is twitter and instagram important to the show it's crucial to the show because because we i think the reason our show is so successful is that we came out in a time when twitter was just getting its legs and all of a sudden there was this world in which you could our show would air and people could talk

. >> reporter: in the early 2000s after a short career with the n.f.l.'s arizona cardinals, he returned to mountain view. he runs a group which encourages kids to channel ethnic pride through music and dance. today, kids are performing at a festival, celebrating the neighbourhoods diversity. >> we are here to increase chances of success. the kids see it, see it working hard for them. how we do that is using what we love. music, art, dance. we try to make it happen. if there's something we can do more of, we are trying. it's clearly emotional for you. >> well, it... ..i think when you build something which your heart - it should be. >> reporter: in mountain view there are fresh reminders of the dangers facing its youth. three months ago 15-year-old precious alex was shot to death in her sleep. caught in the crossfire of a fight between two men and her mother's fiance. >> for me i have a 16-year-old daughter. so, i mean, to see - thinking about it, you know. it's rough. >> at the time of his arrest one of the men charged in alex's death told police he was h

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he was suspended indefinitely by the n.f.l. in february after he violated the league's substance abuse policy for a second time. a day after his suspension was announced, he was charged in virginia with driving while intoxicated. davis played for the redskins from 2008 to 2013 and he's now >>> it is 6:12. here's another look at our question of the morning. according to a new survey, the average 18 to 34-year-old spends just under three hours a day wearing these. is it a, flip-flops, b, sunglasses or c, head phones? >> facebook friend brandon drake says going to go with head phones. bob, what do i win? there's no bob here but post your comments and guess on our wusa9 facebook page. we'll let you know it makes me happy to go on the computer. i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over one million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my schoolwork. it helped my grades move higher. together with time warner cable, we can bring the internet to mil

that happens in college football, college basketball, the rules are different than in the n.b.a. n.f.lrd to think about. not beyond the range of possibilities. >> i'll be a guy who will play with the bigger balls, the bigger club and the 15 inch holes. i hope someone doesn't take a golf club out there. what a pleasure to talk to you. next week on "real money," earning seasons kicks in. big-named companies tell us how much they made or lost, we examine what the results mean for the economy. ever wonder how much it would cost to live abroad. a world-wide cost of living survey coming up, that's on "real money" week nights. na is our show for today. i'm ali velshi, thanks for joining us. >>> can we teach robots morality? the u.s. is betting millions on the prospect. >>> later from catching criminals to reading emotions, mind-blowing advances in facial recognition software, bringing computers frighteningly close to mind-reading.

that happens in college football, college basketball, the rules are different than in the n.b.a. n.f.l. hard to think about. possibilities. >> i'll be a guy who will play with the bigger balls, the bigger club and the 15 inch holes. i hope someone doesn't take a golf club out there. what a pleasure to talk to you. next week on "real money," earning seasons kicks in. big-named companies tell us how much they made or lost, we examine what the results mean for the economy. ever wonder how much it would cost to live abroad. a world-wide cost of living survey coming up, that's on "real money" week nights. na is our show for today. i'm ali velshi, thanks for joining us. >> now inroducing, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in context. mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for suvivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, availabl

roughly two thirds of the stadiums 68,500 seat capacity, the lower bowl is among the biggest in the n.f.ld commissioner roger goodell is impressed. roger goodell/nfl commissioner >> it is the first pro football stadium in california since the '80s. a lot of people work so hard to make this happen. in terms of fan experience, the stadium design eliminates the traditional club mezzanine level, which will bring fans in the upper deck lower to the field. concourses are three times wider than those at candlestick and there are 100 more concessions. the first level features open pedestrian plazas, retail, museum, art collection fantasy football lounge and way more stuff than former santa clara city councilman kevin moore could have imagined when he wrote that letter years ago suggesting that the 49ers might just want to come to santa clara. kevin moore/former city councilman >> it is great to see santa clara celebrate this. lost angeles does not even have one of these. other highlights include scoreboards that can be seen for 100 miles at night, a rooftop solar garden with re- cycled water and

apparently not and a very very ugly rush limbaugh yesterday the conservative pundit defended the n.f.l. for giving baltimore ravens running back ray rice just a two game suspension after beating his fiance unconscious according to rush the assault could have been that bad because rice's fiance married him after the incident seriously it was. the woman when she sees his fiance so he gets a lawyer and the advice was marry oh. i know you know she's a part of this equation she just suggests she's beyond say dexter then they get married well i don't think it could have been that she said yes to the bullshit. leave it to rush limbaugh to make light of domestic assault that. if we don't do something quick to stop global warming some of the biggest cities in america go the way of atlantis in just a matter of decades sam khurrana over at an arctic news has taken the data at taking the time to analyze the latest data from nasa and what he's projecting from that data is startling sam suggest the global sea levels may rise rapidly over the next few decades so rapidly in fact that we could see more

the field. last year a group of retired n.f.l. players accused the league of creating a culture of drug misuse by handing out pills with prescriptions. >> we deserve a break in the weather and we're getting t. here's howard. >> heavy rains yesterday. we had some spots in southern maryland, parts of st. mary's and calvert county where over 4isms of rain fell from the storms. this morning tracking them still along coastal areas. down in st. mary's and the northern neck, this is what we're looking at. a couple of lighter showers which are just straggling across here. looks quiet in st. mary's. the heavy stuff in the bay moving towards the eastern shore. temperatures starting to drop along with humidity levels out west. it's up in the 40s. oakland 52. cumberland 55. low 60s for winchester. even luray 59. we're still holding on to the upper 60s and low 70s. looks like it's going to be a really fine day once we get rid of the early clouds, sunshine. 82 at 3:00. high of 84. even this evening looks great with temps down to 74 by 9:00. moni

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a bit of training at the soldier field n.f.l. stadium ahead of greek side olympiakos. the coach is getting his team ready to return to the european champion's league for the first time since 2010. >>> south africa have been set a victory target of 369 by sri lanka in the second test of their series. sri lanka declaring on 229/8 in colombo. kumar sri lanka carra top scoring. the home side looking to settle the series after a first test. glns are batting first in the third test against india. a debut made for india, replaces ishan sharma. josh butler making a debut for england. alastair cook has been dropped, under pressure as englands cap town. india lead the series 1-0. >>> one of the toughest runningent in the world had a change of feelings. it wasn't allowed to pass though the valley. cru crueling climbs in the mountains. there's a climb in death valley, the lowest point in central america. american lewis harvey winning this in a time of just under 24 hours - yes, 24 hours of continuous running. >>> there is more on the website. check it out - aljazeera.com/sport. usa

liverpool's players have been affecting their techniques on a visit to chicago, training at the soldier field n.f.l. stadium ahead of a game against greek's olympiakos they are hooking forward to a return to the champion's league since 20 so. >> the world's fastest man usain bolt says only injury stopped him competing in previous commonwealth games. he arrived in scotland ahead of his event. he is recovering from a footinjury. >> i was going to comfeet in the equals. first i strapped -- in the commonwealth games. first i strained my ham stripping, so i couldn't go to australia. second was india, october, november. it was a bad time. the world championship was coming up. now i got injured early in the seen. >> games organizers say failed dope tests sent out a strong message that cheats will be caught. 800 meter runner gath morton and 400m reece williams was kicked out on friday after failing a test earlier on this month. >> i don't believe it in any way puts a cloud offer the games. it send a strong and clear signal to anyone going down the path that if you take that choice, you'll be caught. >> and

you were covered from that absolutely we've always to study so we've done the world's largest study on active and retired n.f.l. players we've put sixty five of them on a brain smart program eighty percent of them showed improvement not only in blood flow but also in cognitive function we're really excited about the idea of rehabilitating. brain trauma of roy you recommend a holistic approach to brain health where yes and no meaning yes holistic might also need to be personalized so that they may be viewed well because there's too many options too many things that we can do so it's important for that person to know what these might grow and what these my priority i'm numb all of the oak's years and it will get and we get more and more options to find a one dot com be more relevant and more important i'm definitely we believe we have made good on bigger affairs memes down here people identifying what bees they're more important priority try to be a little encouraging here are we making advances in dimension all sides we are i mean it's slow i mean we've made tremendous advances in brain imaging and biomarkers i

the n.c.a.a. settles a head injury lawsuit. unlike a similar n.f.l. lawsuit. it will not set aside money for blares suffering brain trauma. players will have the option to sue for damage. >> a can on carrying handguns in washington d.c. will stay in place for 90 days. a federal judge's ruling declared the ban unconstitutional. opening a 72 hour span during which d.c. gun owners could and did display guns outside. they tell "america tonight"s lori jane gliha, the judge's ruling and their public demonstration was a long time coming. >> this is a glock 26. i should verify it's unloaded. >> reporter: george is a gun opener in the nation's capital and a plaintiff in a lawsuit pushing for the right to carry a handgun in public. >> you would walk out of the house with your two guns, when and if it was allowed. >> probably one of them. >> your main reason for carrying or wanting a gun? >> personal application, and to vined kate my -- vined kate my second amendment rights. >> over the weekend a judge ruled in his fave, lifting a ban, and allowing registered gun owners l

the orioles win 4-2. >>> good morning, everybody. n.f.l. season is so close you can feel it. report to richmond wednesday afternoon for the start of training camp. plenty of story lines to follow this preseason whom will lead the defense with london fletcher gone. how will the team adjust under new head coach jay guiden. for -- guiden. for -- gruden. for robert griffin iii, he won't face too many changes but he's been putting in the extra work this off-season working with quarterback guru terry shay just like he did before he was drafted in 2012. he talked with grant and danny yesterday on 106.7 the fan about why he went that route. >> i called terry because he was the guy that was there with me when i first came out, and he knew what i looked like before, before-hand, before the injury and before some of the mechanical things that i was asked to change. soy wanted to get back with him to get back to knows basics, to t gewack to what "was doing at -- get back to what i was doing at baylor when i came out. >> pierre garcon and tyler reed both had good years. the competition is

in the next few days because the burgundy and gold reports to training camp today with practices starting tomorrow. after last year's disappointing campaign, first time n.f.l. head coach jay gruden is the new man at the helm and many fans are more optimistic because quarterback robert griffin iii is not trying to rush rehab on a serious knee injury this offseason. with the start of training camp, the countdown to the start of the regular season is under way. the skins hold their fan appreciation day august 2. august 7 is the first preseason game versus the patriots. training camp wraps up august 11 and the first regular season game is september 7 against the texans. we can't wait. >>> meanwhile the baltimore ravens are also reporting to training camp today. joe flacco got back on the field early. yesterday he and the other quarterbacks were joined by rookies and injured veterans in owens mills. it's been a busy off-season as flacco has had to learn an entire new offensive program under the new coordinator but he expects things to run smoothly once camp begins. >>> after keeping to themselves this week, the first practice of ravens will open to the public i