tom bratddy refuses to turn over -- >> talking about the needles and goodies that tom will give thems give them autographed goodies, come on. >> what i love though tour'e especially that you wait until the report came out, you waited until all of the evidence came out to tell us what you thought the patriots were up to. you're saying the exact same things before you read the report. >> and he was right. >> what are you talking about? >> a couple of points here. shouldn't be too big of a day in seattle. we know the balls, inflation level in the balls for the super bowl had never been monitored more closely than for this super bowl. >> patriots wouldn't have been there without that. >> for the sea hawks, couldn't stop them get 37 for 50 with four touchdowns with balls at the proper level. >> a bigger point, look at this four months -- >> dodging your question. >> the investigation began with all of the tour's of the world, we know they cheated, that's what you were saying four months ago. what does this report tell us? it uses very wishy washy language -- >> i'm serious. >> the evidenc

there's this divide out there and tom bratddy can do no wrong and he'll be welcome back no matter what comes back after a long absence. i think we will have a suspension. i just think there's a evidence. i know people harp on the more likely than not but that is evidence, circumstantial evidence is evidence. there's this scheme with the ball boy with the equipment assistant and officials attendant and it implicates tom brady, i think we'll see some of that and see a suspension sfwl will tom brady lose endorsements? >> i think that's going to be one that i would say no. i would say that this will not have the effect of the tiger woods, the lance armstrong, even the alex rodriguez. i think the infraction relatively speaking is minor. the issue becomes cheating and lying and i said this about the suspension i think whatever suspension comes down part of it will be for the scheme of tampering with the footballs but another part of it maybe more than 50% will be for this lack of cooperation for not turning over his phone even though the personal stuff on the phone could be vetted out, just

tom bratddy says the next time he'll discuss this will be in his words, hopefully soon so we wait to hear from brady or whether the nfl acts first. back to you. >> thank you to peter alexander. now we turn to a new york times expose everyone is talking about, just in time for mother's gift. a popular gift may be a gift certificate for a nice manicure. at what cost? this report finds many salons have conditions far worse than might appear on first glance. terrible hours and dangerous chemical exposure and some abuse and wage theft by owners and some likening it to slave labor. a range of studies the times found manicurists struggling with toxic fumes and one found her fingerprints had essentially disappeared from the chemical exposure. the result is an installment in four different languages so that the information will be accessible to many of those people laboring 14 hours a day who often suffer in silence. our guest is the south or. sara thanks so much for be being here. what's going on in these salons? >> it has been likened to slave labor. i interviewed over 125 manicurists over