. >> talk heavy and now we will talk about something not controversial which is the nfl. [laughter] just another quiet day at the office. so we are up here talking about football it would be fun because you think there's joy in american football quick. >> yes i think that's it's saving grace and unfortunately it is muddled with non- complicated things that makes it hard to escape into football which is what the nfl would like everybody to do. i'm on two were talking about my book there has been a lot of football questions about gloom and doom and what we talk about today but ultimately that was one of my favorite laugh lines but even dante davis retired at half time i did a reading in boston on a thursday night and i said hey thanks for coming and skipping the browns and jets game all of a sudden i go back to my hotel and there was joy there. [laughter] . >> i hate to sound esoteric with a philosophy major but it's football. refused to believe there is any gloom and doom because i know small towns friday nights at high school or college is on saturdays or sundays with the

but otherhe anthem, issues centers in on the nfl and uses it to make points. why do you think that is? is a lot of personal history and grievance with his n nfl teamto buy a through various means over several decades. i don't think this is a controversial statement. it is driven i a great deal of personal grievance in some ways. issuea very hot political for him. he believes his base loves him going after football players. he believes the winning number of the population think that the president should be speaking out ng durings not kneeli the national anthem. i don't think it is that complicated. he gets to be in the middle of the great spectacle of american life, football, which for years has been the only rifle to american politics, which donald trump gets to be in the middle of. it is perfect for him. years is the nfl still around and is it fundamentally different? >> in 10 years it is still around. to it i think it is fundamentally different. always. >> i think it is more celebrating the pace of change to keep up with a pace of cultural awareness that i do

now we'll talk about something completely noncontroversial, the nfl. [laughter] >> just another quiet day at the office. >> i guess the way would start this is before we wrap your talking about football, it would be fun, mostly lighthearted. [inaudible] >> akamai thing there is. that's a saving grace. his mottled with a lot of non-joyce and very complicated things that makes it hard to escape into football, which is at the nfl would like everyone to do. i've been on the stuart talking about my book and there's been a lot of football questions about gloom and doom in all the things we are talking about today. ultimately, there is -- >> this is going to go south. i nailed that one. but we do, and fonte davis of the buffalo bills retired at halftime. it's all anyone wanted to talk about. i did a reading for boston and i said thanks everyone for coming out in skipping the cleveland browns new york jets game. it was a laugh line because the really bad and spared the brunt so anyone talking the next day. there was joy there. >> i guess where i would come on t

he kind of centered in on the nfl and uses it to make points. i'm wondering why do you think that it's? >> in the president case there's a lot of personal history, a lot of personal grievance with his inability to buy a a nfl team through various means over several decades. [applause] this is quite clearly, i don't think this is a particularly controversial statement. i think it's driven by great deal of personal grievances in some ways i think it's a very hot political issue for him. he believes -- >> we will leave the last couple minutes of this and think you live to georgetown university hosting a discussion on christianity and the all-white movement. we'll be hearing from professors who conscript uncovered and religion along with other academics. the introduction is just underway. live coverage on c-span2. >> the alt-right rose to prominence in the minds of many americans during the 2016 u.s. presidential election cycle and also during the violent events in charlottesville, virginia, in august 2017. an array of commentary across many academic

he's the first person i wrote about as a magazine subject and he was my jumping off point for the nfl and i started getting more interested in what had become the greatest spectacle of american life. it isn't going to be around for 25 years and is the game going to survive a lot ofg the confidence of the people who run it or own it andnc essentially i wanted an adventure and to take a safari through over a few years and jump in and immerse myself into the sort of carnival of the nfl whether it is the draft or the hall of fame induction's or the draft combine, things like that. players like greedy and others and what i try to do is leave the mosaic into what it's like in this moment. you walk up and down some of these streets. they are going to sports bars and the top 15 rated tv shows in america the last three weeks have all been football games. 77 of the top in 2017 were all nfl souc there is something i think that mimics the moment we are living in whichiv it is my town versus yours and there' tha huge political component. i'm glad to be here. [applause] we are going to talk here fo

i think in the long term, the nfl is extremely image conscious. hese kinds of performances to try to reach out to a broader audience, to try to reach people who might not be the standard nfl fan. so in terms of affecting their bottom line, i don't think it's a significant factor. in terms of the nfl wanting to position itself as sort of a league for all people, that may take a bit of a hit. >> okay. but if the nfl is really image conscious and want to use celebrities to reach an audience, to grow its audience and you have a-list celebrities who then say you're not going to use us, you know, and the power that we have to grow your base, then doesn't that mean the nfl could potentially take a real big hit? >> i don't think a big hit. really, the audience for football tends not to be the amy schumer audience in a significant way. the super bowl is the biggest stage in television, in media. the nfl tries to cover all its bases, but it is fundamentally a football game. i think the idea that who performs at halftime will bring some extra people to the ta

raiders are trying to trade amari cooper and karl joseph, and with the nfl trade deadline just 16 days away, and the team now in a full freefall...there could be alot of changes coming.. >>> with the nfl trade deadlines just 16 days away and the team now in a freefall, there could be a lot more changes coming. the latest debacle in london against the seahawks where they are worth their price of admission. not sure we could say the same for the game, however. frank clark just blew past colton miller, knocked the ball loose. seattle has it at the 25. gruden, it'll be a long day. the hawks take advantage. russell wilson nearly drops a sack. steps up, finds david moore, who will pay the price for the touchdown. goes tumbling over the photographer barrier. he was okay. the raiders, they were not. seattle at 14-0. raiders offense, it was struggling. this didn't help. amar'e keep -- cooper drops the pass. no call, done with the

and it is a battle to the death, it seems. nfl ratings taking another hit as roger goodell and the owners continue to do little in some cases absolutely nothing to address the remaining anthem controversy that has fans abandoning the sport in droves. retired player burgess owens joins us tonight to talk about what, if anything, can be done to turn the nfl around and to restore proper respect and regard for the very people who make it all possible, american fans. we begin with breaking news tonight. the senate majority leader, senator mitch mcconnell setting a time for the senate to vote on judge brett kavanaugh's supreme court confirmation. >> the time for endless delay and obstruction has come to a close. judge kavanaugh's nomination's out of committee, we're considering it here on the floor, and mr. president, we'll be voting this week. >> senator mcconnell's commitment to the president comes as we learn that the fbi could, could wrap up its investigation into allegations against judge kavanaugh by tomorrow. our other top storie

the nfl's national game on cbs between the saints and giants, also the lowest-rated national game of former nfl player for the new york jets and the oakland raiders burgess owens author of the new book "why i stand from freedom to killing fields of socialism." it's great to have you with us. thank you so much. >> how are you doing, lou? what is happening, my friend? >> lou: to you, it's just great to have you here. i want to turn first to the game last night. the ratings for the nfl, no one should start organizing a benefit for the nfl but my goodness. this is getting worse and worse. >> i didn't see the game and i haven't seen a game for go years. when it comes down to it, we have to understand it. this is on purposement we have an organization in the past was very patriotic. we remember al davis. we are now dealing with the globalists. there are the republican and the democratic globalists over patriotism and profit. then the worst of the two are the leftist globalist who care about the socialist agenda over patriotism. we have an organization that cares more about the international

the loser could very well wind up with the number one pick in the 2019 nfl draft. scott reiss, ktvu fox 2 sports. >> give the guys credit for being stand up guys but that is get -- the good news is i guess if you are a las vegas fan, first round draft picks -- >> they are wracking them up. there was a record set that coliseum today -- at the coliseum today and not just any record. >> it is good. nfl history. no one has scored more points in the history of the nfl. >> that's right. now number one on the nfl's all time scoring list. he now has 2,547 points. he is 45-years-old. kicking for 23 years. >> the beautiful thing about this part of the world there are other teams to turn to. >> we have the warriors. >> let's see turn to the warriors. their road trip continues. steph curry put his nighttime in the record books in another -- name in the category. >> and touchdowns and celebrations, all coming up, straight ahead. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi exper

i'm not trying to make a statement but i don't want to support anything dealing with the nfl. >> the owner has already received negative feedback and it began in 2016 with colin kaepernick when he took a need to protest police brutality. they reenergized it when they made cap next the face of their new ad campaign and nike has seen a huge increase in sales since releasing the ad. >>> cricket is seen as the second most popular sport in the world but it is not played here. people, the pace of the game, the first fast yesterday. they tried a cricket similarity and hear stories from legendary cricket players pick. >> phenomenal stories that are iconic 2 feet -- great food and drinks. basically have the kids meet with their parents and cricket is cool. i'm proud of my ethnicity. >> event was sponsored by the indian streaming service hot star owned by our parent company, 21st century fox struck me monia trump is explaining the jacket she wore. >> cap next. who she said the jacket was worn for in initially the jacket was said to have no meaning. >>> red flag warnings and what this could mea

she doesn't agree with the nfl's stance adding she supports colin kaepernick. e controversial quarterback, who is the face of nike's ad campaign began kneeling during the national anthem in 2016, protesting racial injustice. the league is still wrestling with how to handle the issue after sidelines a policy that would have allowed protesting players to be disciplined. so far rihanna and the nfl have not commented. ♪ the super bowl halftime show has been headlined by the likes of beyonce, lady gaga and the rolling stones with more than 100 opportunity to promote her new record but she gains momentum. >> reporter: a super bowl pass.bc ews. >>> next, is america's biggest bridal business headed for heartbreak. >>> back now with new trouble in store, days after sears filed for bankruptcy, the biggest seller of wedding dresses in america appears to be in trouble of its own. and as jo ling kent reports, part of the reason may be fewer couples getting hitched. >> be your own bride at david's bridal. >> reporter: david's bridal may not live happily ever after. the popula

do you believe that there is within the nfl, itself -- i'm talking not the management.t the management is and the owners now. there is no more joke about what they are. but for the players. it seems to me and i hope -- well, give me your judgment. is there enough patriotism among the players to stand up for the things their fans care most about? first, the country. and respect for it. >> well, this is why i'm glad we have a president who drew a line in sand. what we are seeing on the field, lou, 20 years of the marxist, socialist and atheists teaching the kids not to respect the flag or say a prayer, or respect women or anything else. if you think of the did growing up for -- if you think of this, growing up for 20 years antipolice, anti-american, they stand up and believe that. it doesn't matter if they have $20 million or $1 in the pocketbook. they believe it. they have not talked about collectively pulling the funds to start the businesses. how the guys educate the kids, the black kids that the left is not educating. we do this within our own community if we understa

kick on the way, and it is good. nfl history. more points in the history of the nfl than adam vinatieri. >> colts kicker adam vinatieri's 25-yard field goal catapulted him into nfl legend status, surpassing morton anderson to become the league's all-time points leader. >>> we continue in week eight with "football night in america" here on nbc. saints/vikings in minnesota. first quarter, kirk cousins in to score with this trying strike to stefon diggs. but this pick for a 45-yard touchdown. the final saints 30, vikings 20. >>> moving to los angeles, the green bay packers strike first against the unbeaten rams on this jamal williams run. then with two minutes to play the rams seal the deal with this field goal to remain the nfl's only undefeated team at 8-0. rams take it 29, packers 27. >>> next to kansas city, the nfl's hottest quarterback continues on an mvp-style k mah total yards and four touchdowns to lead the chiefs to victory over the broncos 30-23. >>> arizona cardinals staring down a fourth-quarter deficit 15-3 when rookie

they went on for years, and it was really hurting the nfl. i don't care. the people, i don't like some of them -- it doesn't matter. it is an american company. so, during the negotiation, i said, you have to fix the nfl problem. 2 minutes, and now the nfl is so happy, it is all worked out. we have to fix them. and now, our country will be taking tens of millions of dollars more money. playerst will go to the , and it will still hate me, can you believe it? it took me two minutes to fix the problem. it is not because i love them or don't like them, i do like them. it is a great american company. i said, you have to fix the nfl problem. it is unfair what you do to them during the super bowl. very unfair. and i got a call from roger goodell. no? , oh.nice -- oh, oh, oh i figured he was calling about the flag. to say, could you leave us alone please? [laughter] he wasn't. he said, i would like to thank you for what you did. you solved a problem that was going on for years. the obama administration couldn't do it. nobody could do it. nobody could get it done. i

football, the nfl, and february 3rd, super bowl liii. tioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: week five in the nfl. boomer: out in a rainy kansas city. patrick mahomes is the afc player of the month. 14 touchdowns, zero interceptions, going against the number one scoring defense in the nfl, the jaguars. age-old question, is he elite. the record versus the browns, 17-2

so disgrace, you know, pays pretty well in the nfl. a sense of the franchise valuations that are helping to make nfl a bigger pie. so basically, one of the sort of defining mechanisms of what i went into looking at is at what point does, you know, pie is certainly delicious, but at what point does the league get fat, right? and at what point does it sort of greed out all that sort of makes it a perfectly wonderful form of recreation at its core? the nfl, that is, i think, one of the single most offputting things about the league, you just hear numbers, numbers, numbers, revenues, revenues, revenues, dollar signs, more so than certainly any other sport i've paid attention to. and it's as if it's part of the sport in general, but it's certainly what everyone thinks about. >> if i could add one thing to that? you know, they quite rightly don't want dollar signs in stories, but there's another way that sports chemos, you -- keepu know, sports people are scorekeepers. so the shoe contracts that these universities sign with the schools to mak

the league. it was about getting an nfl franchise. nfl in a famous lawsuit and they famously won a dollar. that was the death of the usfl. >> do you have any sense of -- were any of these teams viable enough if the usfl had hung on, some of them could have ended up in the nfl? >> a strike came along in '87. they've used replacement players. if the usfl had hung on two years you'd have this mass chaos and anarchy in football. there were teams, a team in jacksonville before the jaguars, a team in tennessee before the titans, a team in baltimore after the colts left, and a team in birmingham. you would have had some sort of merger inevitably. >> eddie glaude is with us. it starts as a personal gripe, and cut to the past couple of years. he turns this into a complete culture war. >> absolutely. what i'm trying to figure out, jeff, and mark, is it seems like the record is replete with examples of donald trump as a conman. that we knew who he was, and we keep getting evidence of who he currently is. how do we continue to fall for his con? th

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also the nfl said there were zero concussions during takeoff plays in 2018 preseason games and this is after the league made changes to try to reduce -- increase safety on those games pick the nfl reached out to seven teams that has a higher rate of concussion and they are working to improve player safety. they did not say which teams in particular. >>> 4:57 a.m. and an investigation underway in san francisco in our next half-hour. we take these live to aquatic park where one person was shot by the authorities. plus, the power is back on in the north bay and that's not enough for lawmakers and we will tell you what they are demanding from pg&e. >>> good morning, you can see traffic is moving along okay if you are driving on highway 24. as you drive out to call the cap it looks okay. >>> whether we are tracking some patchy fog and it looks like we will hold onto this mild weather pattern and talk more about the forecast coming up. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changi

. >>> and history in the nfl overnight. the record-smashing performance and peyton manning's hilarious reaction. >>> and was a pizza chain really reselling frozen pizzas? the explanation after this shocking sight went viral. >>> when you think it's delivery, but it's digiornio. that's the shocking thing there. >> but it's a delivery. >> exactly. >>> good morning, everybody, on this tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm lynda lopez in for diane macedo. states of emergency have been declared in florida and alabama this morning as hurricane michael grows stronger. >> florida officials are calling the storm monstrous. it could be the worst to hit the florida panhandle in more than a dozen years. this morning mandatory evacuation orders are going into effect, and some gas stations are already out of gas as people make their way inland. this morning, time is running out for millions of people bracing for hurricane michael as it barrels toward the gulf coast. >> this isavnoseing like >> reporter: michael could make landfall as a c

and this pass right here made him the nfl's all-time passing 43-19 over the redskins.op spot over future hall of famer peyton manning, who shared a few kind words on social media. >> drew, congratulations on this record. you've done it the right way. all your hard work and dedication have paid off. you and i have come a long way since this picture back in 2000 when you were in college and i was in my third year in the nfl. so way to go. proud of you. good luck the rest of the way. >> manning was joined by lebron james, brett favre, russell wilson, magic johnson, even former president barack obama, all congratulating drew brees on over 72,000 yards and a new place in the nfl record books. >>> to playoff baseball where two more teams are one step closer to the world series. in cleveland, it was do or die for the indians against the astros. the home team scored early taking a 2-1 lead in the fifth on this homer from francisco lindor. but houston came roaring back, putting up a three-spot in the seventh and blowing it wide open in the eighth scoring six more. houston sweep

we could use him right now with the nfl. great people. spanic american and asian-american, likewise their unemployment rates also reached all-time historic lows. the lowest. [cheers and applause] and women's unemployment just fell to 3.6%. the lowest rate in 65 years. and we are as of right now the world's number one producer of crude oil and natural gas, energy. number one. and since i took office, the value of americans' mutual funds and pension funds has increased by $2.7 trillion. that's your money. and your 401ks, you all look like a bunch of jean yulss, thank you donald have much. -- a bunch of geniuses. thank you, donald. you are all great investors. we picked up now 11.7. larry kudlow said it to me the other day. he said, sir, you are a little bit low. it's $11.7 trillion in worth. do you know what that is? and china was catching us rapidly before i became president and right now we are going so fast. we are the fastest developing country in the world. can you believe it? fastest in the world. [crowd chants usa!] president trump: w

big jim brown, we could use him right now in the nfl. great people. ricans and asian americans, likewise, unemployment rates have reached all-time historic lows. the lowest. and women's unemployment just fell to 3.6%. the lowest rate in 65 years. and we are as of right now the world's number one producer of crude oil and natural gas, energy. #1. #1. and since i took office, the value of americans' mutual and pension funds has increased by $2.7 trillion. that is your money. that is your money. and your 401(k)s, you all look like a bunch of geniuses, thank you donald, very much. you are all great investors, right? you are all great investors, that is ok. we picked up -- i would say 10, i was saying seven, we picked up now, 11.7 -- larry kudlow said it to me the other day. he said, you are a little low on that number. i was using 10. it is now $11.7 trillion in [applause] and china was catching as rapidly before i became president. right now, we are going so fast, we are the fastest developing country in the world, can you believe it? fastest in the world

the nfl. and february 3, super bowl liii. james: week six in the nfl.nd there is the hope in cleveland. and his name is baker mayfield. and guess what, guys? if they win today, they will be undefeated in their first four home games in an nfl seebs for the first time since 1963. nate: there's andy dalton. leads the nfl fourth quarter comebacks and speaking of comebacks boom, you should come back because with 171 yards he passes our guy boomer esiason for second aim

. >>> supposed to be talking about the nfl i know but wild finishes for also baseball. >> i know. regular season, it was kind of a tough finish for the a's and the giants and crazy day for both nfl teams. raider nation at the coliseum and the 49ers >>> week four of the nfl schedule and the 49ers played their third game on the road already, but at least they didn't have to go far. they traveled to southern california to face the chargers in their first meeting since the team moved to los angeles. on the first drive of the game, look at an tone jr., his first career interception and returned it for a quick six. pretty nice. 49ers up 7-0. chargers score on their next five drives. rivers to gordon. chargers up 23-17. c.j. beathard making his first start since november of last season. 298 passing yards and two touchdowns including this 82-yard score to george kittle. the niners trailed by just two at this point. then san francisco took the lead thanks to this great run by beathard, leads to a field goal but the quarterback took a huge hit in the process. looked like nick mullens was go

i got a call from the commissioner of the nfl. thought he was calling me to ask me to stop taunting them about standing for the american flag and for our national anthem. he did not. he called me to thank me. he said the previous administration could not get it done. you got it done, we did not know you were trying to do it. now, they will have a lot more money to give to their players and their players will still hate me, but that is ok. stand, just as long as they stand for our flag and our anthem, i don't care how they feel about me. to continue our incredible momentum, you have to get your friends, your family, your neighbors, your coworkers, and get out and vote republican. we need more people in d.c.. we don't have enough. chris carr bok to the governor's mansion and send steve watkins the congress. always vote for trump. for republicans is a vote for lower taxes. less regulation. and more products made right here in the usa. finally. finally. we want it made here. to respect our borders. respect our constitution. and respect

she doesn't agree with the nfl's stance adding she supports colin kaepernick. l quarterback, who is the face of nike's aca aign began kneeling in 2016, protests racial ju ice. the league is still wrestling with how to handle the issue after delines a policy that would have allowed protesting players to be disciplined. ndso far rihanna ahe nfl have not commented. the super bowl halftime show has been headlined by the likes of beyondy gaga and the rolling stones with more than 100 million viewers, rihanna would be giving up a huge audience. >> she misses an opportunity to promote her new record but gains moment. >> reporter: a different kind of super bowl pass. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> next, is america's biggest bridle business headed for heartbreak? hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges... how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. libert

and the nfl announces it'll stage four american football matches in london next year. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. real madrid's interim boss santiago solari says he's not ruling out taking the job on full time if he's offered it. he'll take charge of his first game on wednesday against lower league side melilla in the copa del rey. it follows the sacking ofjulen lopetegui after the club's worst start in 17 years. but as patrick geary reports, there are plenty of big name contenders in the frame to replace him. real madrid's often described as an institution. for some, real madrid's often described as an institution. forsome, palliser. for some, prison. there are reminders everywhere of the glorious past and expected future. julian lopetegui would have hardly have found his way around. sacked on the eve of the world cup by spain and sacked by real on monday. that's the reality but the manager job real on monday. that's the reality but the managerjob is one of the most coveted in football. for now it belongs to solari, coach of the reserve team, how ab

on ae dealing with them bigger issue and the nfl is a great american company. my people get the damn nfl problem solved. it took them about 2 minutes. i got a call from the commissioner. i thought he was calling about the flag, calling to say we are going to stand with our hands on our hearts. he didn't. he called me to thank me. do you know why i did that? nobody told me to do that. i knew we had a problem and it is a great american company. if we like it or don't like it, it doesn't matter. we got it done. now the players will be paid more money and they will still hate me. they will still hate trump but get paid more money. that is why guys like jim brown like me. to continue our incredible momentum, you have to get your friends, get your family, get your neighbor is coming get your coworkers and get out for early voting. get out and vote for early voting. [applause] vote for governor kim reynolds. i thought you were coming here as my guest, pete. come on over, pete. vote for pete ricketts. [applause] i didn't know you were bringing half of nebraska, pete. [

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also the nfl said there were no concussions during kickoffs in 2018 preseason games, this after the nfl made changes to increase safety on those plays. the nfl says it reached out to 17 and there is been a higher rate of concussions and they are working with them to improve player safety. 5:56 a.m. and public health officials say a rare polio like disease is spreading across the u.s. and has now been diagnosed among children and 22 states. doctor's say it typically starts with flulike symptoms and then partial paralysis on the arms and legs. the cdc says parents should call a doctor if they see a sudden weakness of the arms or legs of their child and say the common cold could be a cause so doctors are recommending frequent handwashing and stay up-to-date on vaccinations. there are suspected cases here in california but nothing confirmed yet. the doctors say patients to recover from this illness. >>> it is just about 5:57 a.m. one person in police custody and another one in the hospital after an officer involved shooting in san francisco's aquatic park. we have an update on the person wh

>>> from wine to the nfl to whiskey. ome surprising winners in the newest trade deals that have been worked out this past week we'll break them down for you. >>> too big to fail, too big to exist. senator bernie sanders and congressman brad sherman introducing a bill that aims to break up large financial institutions we'll speak with mr. sherman about what they want and how they would achieve it as power lunch, hour two starts right now. ♪ and breaking up is hard to do ♪ ♪ they say that breaking up is hard to do ♪ >> the dow is hitting an all time high. the s&p 500 is on pace to close at a new record high higher by 12 points and change the nasdaq higher by 47 points leading the dow, caterpillar, intel, and boeing. treasuries also are on the move. the 10-year yield hitting the highest level since 2011 the two year and five year yields at ten-year highs t j.p. morgan and wells fargo are leading the way. some other names, apple, microsoft, and boeing. melissa? >>> we begin with the markets and some of the stocks that are sho

george taliafaro was the first african-american football player ever drafted into the nfl. merican at indiana university where he played -- and he led them to a big ten title. segregation dedicated that he could not live in the dorm with his teammates or eat with other students in the cafeteria. he said later the controlled violence of football gave him a place to vent his frustration over the discrimination he faced every day. taliaferro who served in the army after his freshman in college never dreamed the nfl would take him. he signed with a team learning only that he had been drafted in the 13th round by the nfl's chicago bears. when the two leagues later merged he got his shot to play in the nfl where he was a three-time all pro. the son of a steel worker, he taught in the university system. george died this week in mason, ohio. he was 91 years old and leaves behind viola, his wife of 67 years. can be relentless. tremfya® is for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clear

. >> but there are -- there's a cultural battle being fought over the nfl players who are kneeling duringhe national anthem to protest racial injustice. and it seems to me that this is an issue where two very positions are stoking the fire instead of looking for reconciliation. i wonder if you'd speak to that a little bit? >> i'm not 100% sure this is the case, but i believe one of the -- there's only a handful of players still doing it. and two of them are on the miami dolphins. and one of them i actually -- i know. i don't know him well, but we've interacted and communicated. a couple of weeks ago, he had gone to a va center and met with these veterans. and i tweeted, basically, you don't have to agree with what he does or why he's doing it, but you cannot disagree with the fact that kenny stills spends more time on his day off in the community than any player on this team and maybe in the nfl. and as you can imagine, the reaction to that was less than positive in some circles. why are you defending him? and i think there's two separate things we have to deconstruct here. number one is,

and use nike to drive the nfl brand and work with fanatics to drive transaction. so now you have two companies rather than one to grow the business. >> you bought back from ebay that is a $27 billion company. if i were to buy shares in con nettics, i think it would be more than ebay. >> certainly one day. and for us, the truth be told and people say this all the time, was ebay smart for selling the business first ebay was focused number two, these were teeny companies. when i bought fanatics it was a $200 million business. it is going to do next year three or $4 billion in transactions, so we took these businesses and developed the strategies and evolved them and we are just getting going. >> one last thing, you have a stake in the devils, and in the sixers, but you are thinking about buying the panthers. >> that's easy other than the sixers, for me, my loyalty is all about who makes us the most money. so i am easy to swap team. if i own the panthers, i would have been rooting to destroy the team you are there for one reason and that is to win i laugh when people s

with one eye on the condition of the pitch after the nfl teams have done their worst over the weekendlooking forward to tottenham against manchester city, but what about this pitch? well, it is not pitch perfect. the look of it is not pitch perfect. the look of it is not pitch perfect. the look of it is not pitch perfect. i just pitch perfect. the look of it is not pitch perfect. ijust wonder how it plays. both teams will want to get the ball down and play football but that may have an impact. as for the match, are we going to see an exhibition tonight? obviously the pitch plays a part in that. well, manchester city won last season very co mforta bly. manchester city won last season very comfortably. manchester city have got into their going this season but a victory would really help spurs andi a victory would really help spurs and i think from their point of view this is a chance to really kick their ossetian. a match that will have so much individual talent out there on the pitch. absolutely anything manchester city have a stronger squad. it will be interesting to see you start by

and sunday, that was pretty live, too. >>> a wild week four in the nfl. the thriller down in atlanta between the bengals and falcons. smith gets things started with a seven-yard run to put atlanta on the board first. the two went backor behind their explosive offenses, but it came down to this play here. bengals down five, 12 seconds left, touchdown to a.j. green. and that gives cincinnati the win, 37-36. >>> now to tennessee, where the titans took on the defending super bowl champions, and titans quarterback marcus mariota's mobility giving the eagles defense all kinds of problems. this game would go into overtime. the titans could have tied it at the end to go for the tie, but instead they go for the win and that touchdown to cory davis seals it. titans shocked the eagles, 26-23. >>> next to seattle visiting arizona. this game was capped off by the seahawks' star safety earl thomas. here in the fourth quarter, he trips over a cardinals receiver and injures his left leg. as he's carted off the field, he gives a finger to his team sidelines, part of a con

monday night's game, the nfl announced earlier in the week they were flexing their october 21st sundayall game against the rams. that is something matt asked kyle shanahan in his weekly sit-down. >> the nfl announced the 49ers bumped off of prime time, the sunday night game in favor of the chief and bengals. how did that sit with the team, with yourself and the players? >> we haven't talked about it too much. i'm sure we'll mention it more next week. we're playing on monday night foot t