by tom metcalfe -- we are joined by tom metcalfe from san francisco who wrote the story.hat happened? tom: it dates back to the start of gopro's existence. nick woodman founded the company and tapped his college roommate to be employee number one. as part of that he said you can get 10% of any proceeds i get goshares.ng that agreement held until 2011, and then gopro said we need to cancel this agreement. as a part of that, nick woodman got 6 million options --nick gopron said i do not want take the hit, so anytime he exercises options, they can come out of my own holding. nick woodman is down about $200 million, as you say. he suffers a little bit. who is donna? this he start his own company? it is a massive windfall. he still works at linkedin. he currently has the title of head of music and sociologist sales. he keeps a low profile even though he has about 5% of the company. scarlet: thank you so much. we had a reporter who covered this story with us. alix: why don't we get those deals from college romance. falling down on the job -- we make. falling down the job. nelso

metcalf in san jose. the righters are expected to -- the riders are expected to arrive at 3:45 this afternoon. >> new england patriots want tom brady will appeal his four game suspension. millions despise him, folks in san mateo say they support their hometown hero. investigators claim that the new england patriots and brady schemed to delfate the football before the championship game but he holds a special place at the high school where he started for the padres in the 1990s. >> knowing about deflated football does not make a difference in my eyes or anyone else. >> he should have been smart enough to know i have a team under suspicion for cheating and we cannot try stuff like that. >> the new england patriots face $1 million fine and loss of two future draft picks. >> the scandal over improperly flighted footballs is not the only one rocking the nfl. 14 teams are coming underfire for receiving taxpayer money to promote the military. "new york times" reports that the department of defend shelled out more than $5 million to nfl teams the last three years and plan to hold military tributes where you see soldiers welcomed at ha