former eagle troy vincent now works for the nfl.e says the league was initially too lenient on ray rice. for him the issue is personal. >> domestic violence was a way of life in my home growing up. i relate to the 20 million victims survivors of domestic violence sexual abuse in every community across our great nation. >> the sports leagues say they're changing policies and educating players about domestic violence. >> meanwhile the nfl star adrian peterson had his appeals hearing in new york on thursday. proceedings got under way today. the minnesota vikings running back is seeking reinstatement after the nfl suspended him for violating the league's personal conduct policy. peterson pleaded no contest to assault charges for hitting his four-year-old son with a switch. >>> that was the scene in mexico city again today. protesters denouncing government corruption and the murder of more than 40 students. those students were stopped by police during a trip in september. the officers reportedly turned them over to cartel members who kil

as for troy vincent, he insists he never promised adrian peterson anything.peterson appealed his suspension and lost. and today, the nfl player's association filed a federal lawsuit, asking that peter zorn be allowed to play again, david. >> ryan smith again tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> now, to the severe storms we're follow egg, after a weekend of wild weather. just take a look and listen to this. that is the rumble, a tornado in kansas. and it comes on the heels of that freak tornado in los angeles. the images over the weekend after a hit on friday. and tonight, the midwest getting a blast of winter. the west bracing for even more drenching rain. hard to believe. let's get right to ginger tonight, who has the track on it all. >> let's start in the west. already rockslides and mudslides with this latest rain coming through. one to even five inches. that's just the first system. a bit of a parade coming through. you could seal two to three inches right along the coast, inland, even, one to two. much needed rain, but sometimes that causes issues. i wanted to

eagles fans know him as a five time pro bowl cornerback but today troy vincent is tackling and taking on the issue of domestic violence, sharing a very personal perspective. >> my brother and i watch helplessly numerous times as my mother was beaten and knocked unconscious as we dialed 911. >> reporter: vincent, now an executive with the nfl addressed domestic violence in professional sports during a senate committee hearing on capitol hill. his testimony what's motional at times. >> i relate to the 20 million victims, domestic violence. >> reporter: rinse event played eight years with the eagles and induct in the teams hall of fame. he was also regarded as a leader off the field, often giving back to his hometown of trenton, and for the last two decades he has worked as an advocate against domestic violence. at the hearing vincent was joint by representatives from other pro sports leagues under fire from committee members. >> i want to necessity if you are developing uniformed policy that will effectively and appropriately punish players who commit what are criminal acts against wome

. >> you may recognize him, former eagle, troy vincent, speaking out about domestic violence in sports. what he says the league's next step is. good day everyone, it is wednesday, december 3rd, 2014. can we take just a moment, kerry, to look at sue serio? and say sue, on day like today, again, you have perfect hair. how do you do this? >> you do actually, just noticing. >> welshing i did it when i got here. i didn't do it home and have the weather mess it up. >> on your bike ride into work? >> right, all the way down the blue route and i-95, ya, i was a site to see, believe me. well, thank you. yes, well, that's a big don't mess with your hair if you have to go outside afterward. wait until you get where you're going. that helps on a day like today. we give you a six out every ten, dense fog in spots, showers around this morning, stowe will make for a not so good hair day. milder temperatures, that's the good news today, and we may even see some sunshine before the end of the day. but not yet. because we still have showers moving through the area. kind of streaming up from the southwes

. >> former cornerback troy vincent choking up talking about domestic violence and sports. what said the league's next step is. bob? >> good morning shall everybody, just stepping out the front door, i-95, starting to slow down already, we hit the brakes right here, cottman avenue. and that delay continues down in toward the girard avenue interchange. the construction, all the interchange. the construction, all the roads are wet, and sue will we gdid he help pick it out?er. no, he's a cat. is this mine? that one's for alice. but she doesn't know it yet. why not? mom says she's still cooking. capture your memories with hallmark keepsakes ornaments. >> with a lost against the sixers tonight, will match the all time losing streak to start the season, we would like to help the 6ers muscle out a win tonight, avoid of the record, trying to avoid the records. this morning, we're asking, what is your good luck charm? so tweet us your good luck charm using #fox29goodday. in fact, we already got one from one of the most loyal viewers, monte g, dag nabbit sixers, monte g and most of t

the most gripping testimony came from former eagles play troy vincent. tearing up at times, he said that domestic violence was a way of life at his home. >> he was a five-time pro cornerback. he is sharing a personal perspective on domestic violence. >> my brother and i watched numerous times as my mother was beaten and knocked unconscious as we dialed 911. >>reporter:he addressed domestic violence in professional sports during a senate committee meeting. >> i relate to the 20 million victims of survivors of domestic violence. >>reporter:he played eight years with the eagles and inducted in the hall of fame. for the last two decades he worked as an advocate against domestic violence. there were other leagues under fire for committee members. >> will you be developing policy that will punish players that are what are considered criminal acts against women and children? >> the lawmakers question if enough is being done. one player says that his punishment goes too far after agreeing to a plea deal with no jail time after hitting his son with a tree branch.

. >> emotional moment as the nfl's troy vincent talks about dom et cetera i can violence in sports. what says the league's next step is. >> good day everybody, it is wednesday, december 3rd, 2014. a lot more end on that story. first, my gosh, the fog, sue. it got worse and worse as i drove west. >> yes, it is very dense. we don't have any advisories out as of yet. but we will keep an eye on that situation. a lot of moisture left over from the messy weather, that we had yesterday. and as we zoom in little closer on ultimate doppler, you see some little pockets of rain, as well, in chester county, parts of montgomery, berks, lance caster county, at the jersey shore, seen just few dribs and drabs. more annoyance, fog will end up being worse problem than the rain this morning. 42 degrees where we are right now in philadelphia, 13-mile per hour winds, out of the southwest. we still have fog. even with the wind, 7:05 is now our sunrise time. temperatures are all but freezing, so not worried about any black ice, anything like, that just a lot of moisture in the air. thirty-seven in pottsto

former eagles corner gang troy vincent now works for the national football league and said the league was initially too lenient on ray rice, for him, the the issue is personal. >> domestic violence was a way of life in my home growing up. i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse and every community across our great nation. >> the sports leagues say they are changing policies and educating players about domestic violence. >>> meanwhile nfl player adrian peterson's a pull hearing resumes tomorrow in new york. he is seeking reinstatement, nfl commissioner roger goodell suspended peter on for violating the league's personal conduct policy. peterson pleaded no contest for assault charges for hitting his four year-old son with a thin tree branch also known as a switch. >>> 6:13. here's traffic and weather together, katie. >>> we will continue to see showers, sort of scattered across the area right now. this is beginning of yet another frontal boundary. yesterday we saw a front lift through and now it is turning milder in advance of the cold front pass

. >> that was troy vincent. he is the nfl's vice president of football operations. vincent also weighed in on ray rice. he said the league made a crucial mistake in its initial punishment. >>> another closely watched grand jury decision involving a police officer is imminent. this time all eyes are on new york city. a grand jury decision on whether to indict officer daniel pantaleo in the august death of eric garner could come as early as today when the grand jury meets to vote. pantaleo is the officer seen taking down gardner in an apparent chokehold. his lawyer tells nbc the officer testified before the grand jury on november 21st for about two hours. the grand jury could consider charges that include first degree manslaughter and negligent homicide. new york's police commissioner says regardless of the decision, extra police will be on hand when the announcement is made with some of them working 12-hour shifts. >>> meanwhile though, officials in st. louis are scaling back on extra security now that protests have died down. there are roughly 1,200 national guardsm

former redskins and nfl's executive vice president of football operations, troy vincent, spoke about abuse, and admitted, the nfl mishandled the initial suspension of ray rice. >> the first video, heartless, gutless, despicable. i don't think there was a need for a second video to impose a proper discipline. we failed in that particular area. the commissioner has acknowledged and our office has acknowledged that we made a critical mistake. >> coming up, troy vincent gets very emotional about his own experience with domestic violence. you will hear from him coming up at 6:00. >>> we want to know what you think. does ray rice deserve a second chance after his recent interview? vote by texting or calling the number on your screen. you can also vote on our facebook and twitter pages. we'll continue to monitor the results through the hour. >>> another nfl player is also fighting to get his job back. adrian peterson appeared in court today in new york to appeal his season-long suspension after he pled no contest to child abuse allegations. he injured his 4-year-old son with a wooden switch

nfl executive troy vincent got emotional yesterday when he was testifying before a house committee.domestic violence and professional sports. >> when i consider these issues, i bring a perspective far beyond an nfl executive. domestic violence was a way of life in my home growing up. my brother and i watched helplessly, numerous times, as my mother was beat and knocked unconscious as we dialed 911. i relate to the 20 million victims. survivors of domestic violence, abuse in every community across our great nation. >> troy vincent, detailing for the panel the steps the league is taking to curtail domestic violence. people are listening to that powerful testimony. some 18,000 mentions on twitter alone in just the past 24 hours. >>> also this afternoon, we are getting a behind-the-scenes look at president obama's brand new 3d printed bus. there it is. right there. take a look in this video provided by the white house. you can see the complexity of the operation. it all took place last june using 50 l.e.d. lights, six wide angle cameras, all set up in the east room. the shoot itself las

senate heard wrenching testimony from former eagle troy vincent about domestic violence in his own homehen he was a child. it happened on the same day adrian peterson appealed his nfl suspension for severely beating his son with a switch. vincent spoke to the committee yesterday about what the nfl is doing to punish players who commit acts of domestic violence. during his testimony, vincent got personal. he had a tough time maintaining his composure as he described what happened in his home when he was younger. >> my brother and i watched helplessly numerous times as my mother was beaten and knocked unconscious as we dialed 911. i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence. >> the senate committee listened respectfully to vin center while at the same time chastise the commissioners of the nfl, the nba, the nhl and major league baseball for skipping the hearing. >> happening today pennsylvania governor-elect on friday wolf has a date with the president. president obama invited him to the white house for talks on the economy. wolf will be the only democrat governor-e

. >> former nl play troy vincent played many a game as a philadelphia eagle.n tuesday the current nfl executive and trenton native got personal on capitol hal. >> dough mystic violence was a way of life in my home growing up. i relate to the 20 million victims and survivors of domestic violence. >> vincent was one of several representatives from the four major sports leagues answering lawmakers questions about domestic violence and pro athletes. >> professional sports with very few exceptions have done little to hold those who commit this crime accountable. >> for many the focus was on former baltimore raven ray rice. >> as a father of two daughters, i found the graphic security camera footage of running back ray rice and this then fiance' to be sickening. >> vincent said the nfl was too lenient on rice. >> we failed. the commissioner failed to impose the proper discipline in ray rice case in the very beginning. >> all four leagues said their changing their policies including education for players. >> major league baseball is a social institution. and as our n

. >> that is troy vincent. he is the vice president of the nfl's football operations. he said the nfl made a crucial mistake in its initial punishment. >>> another closely watched grand jury decision involving a police officer is imminent. this time, though, all eyes are on new york city. a grand jury decision on whether to indict officer daniel andaleo in the death of aircraft gardener could come together when the grand jury needs to vote. the officer is seen taking gardener down in an apparent choke hold. his lawyer tells nbc the officer testified before the grand jury on november 21st for about two hours. the grand jury could consider charges that include first degree manslaughter and negligent homicide. new york's police commissioner says regardless of the decision, extra police will be on hand when the announcement is made with some of them working 12-hour shifts. >>> meanwhile, officials in st. louis are scaling back on extra security now that protests in ferguson have died down. there are roughly 1,200 national guardsmen in and around ferguson. that's down from

nfl executive and former player troy vincent speaking before a senate committee about his own experience with domestic violence, saying he watched his own mother become a victim, even calling 911. >> i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse in every community across our great nation. >> honest moment on capitol hill today. >>> and this image tonight, just days after ray rice was reinstated by the nfl, this evening, ootsanother nfl star, e adrian peterson, heading into a hearing today, hoping to overturn his suspension. peterson was suspended for the rest of the season for disciplining his son with a switch. >>> now, to ferguson, missouri, tonight, and there's new fallout after the grand jury decided not to hand out an indictment for the police shooting of michael brown. we all saw the view lens that followed. this evening, a new question. is michael brown's step-father now being investigated for what he said afterward? abc's steve osunsami back on the story for us. >> burn it down! >> reporter: they were words in the heat of the moment as crowds ga

we will start with troy vincent. welcome. >> thank you. mr. chairman, members of the committee, my name is troy vincent and i'm the executive vice president at the national football league and i'm pleased to discuss the work that we have under way to address conduct standards including domestic violence and sexual assault. we want to set high standards for personal behavior in order to meet the expectation of the fans, players, and those of the general public. in 2007 the policy was issued for all players and owners and league employees. but recent events made clear that we have not kept our standards current with our own values. we have made mistakes and we have been humble, we expect criticism and we are committed to being part of the solution. we will get this right. mr. chairman and committee, when i consider these issues we bring this is a way of life for some people. domestic violence was a way of life for my brother and i as my mother was beaten and knocked unconscious and we dial 911. we saw how she struggled to seek help them find the

executive troy vincent would silence the room. >> domestic violence was a way of life in my life growing up. he radio late to the 20 million victims domestic violence, sexual abuse and every community across our great nation. >> vincent a former player delivering personal and emotional testimony as you saw. the league is under fire after recent incidents including former baltimore raven ray rice punching his fee an stay in an elevator. >> a mom and baby attacked all over a cell phone. a man drop kicked the woman in the back in order to steal her phone. what you can't sees she has her 6 month old baby strapped to her chest. they raised this man. mom and baby are doing fine. a fake hero might face criminal charges after getting called out by a real veteran for impersonating a u.s. army ranger. >> (indiscernible). i just called you out about 10 different things. what you are doing is illegal. i have worn that uniform and i have had friends get killed in afghanistan stone valor. stone valor. >> a pennsylvania lawmaker asking the u.s. attorney's office if shawn yetman can be charged with viol

. >>> troy vincent getting choked up on a senate hearing on violence in sports recounting his own experience>> i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse in every community across our great nation. >> representatives of the major sports leagues and the players unions were grilled by lawmakers. vincent telling the panel the nfl made a, quote, crucial mistake. he called a crucial mistake in its initial disciplining of ray rice. saying the league shouldn't have needed more video to proper punish price for knocking out his then fiancee in an elevator. rice was only given a two-game suspension. after more video surfaced they got tougher. now he's been penalized for the same offense. the nfl admitting it made a mistake. >>> could a popular diet be the fountain of youth? you don't need that, christine romance. but a new study for people like me. couple is free to leave qatar. grace and matthew long are expected to arrive back home in los angeles today. they were just cleared in an appeals court in the death of their 8-year-old adoptive daughter but when the com

originally, he was suspended for just two games, but the nfl's troy vincent told a u.s. senate panel tuesday the league should have suspended rice indefinitely, even before the release of a second video showing the actual punch. take a listen. >> we have not kept our standards current with our own values. we've made mistakes, we've been humbled, we accept the criticism we've received. and we are committed to being part of the solution. we will get this right. >> last week, an arbitrator reinstated rice in that the they acted in an arbitrary manner when they made the suspense indefinite. janay rice says her husband has apologized profusely. >> did we say things to each other that we want to take back at times? yes, we crossed that line before, but it never got to an altercation where that wint that far. one thing about my punishment going along with anything that happened is that i accepted it, i went fully forward with it. i never complained or i never did anything like that. i took full responsibility for everything that i did. several teams are said to have shown an in

host: on capitol hill with sport executives including troy vincent, n.f.l. executive, former player. the player testifying about domestic violence, if you missed it, go to c-span.org. carl in chicago, a democratic call, hi, carl. good morning to you. caller: good morning. how are you, greta? i would like to say the republicans, with see how disturbed they are with the hatred of the president that he can't think rationally. i think a lot of republicans talk in about we need to secure the border. these people don't seem to think about america is an open society. we have allowed people to come. we allow people to leave. a secure border, if they thought through on what they would want the secure border to be would be something like in north korea and south korea, where you would have a land mass area guarded by guards who would shoot you if you come across. if you survive that, they would put you in a workcam camp for who knows how long? we are an open siociety. republicans have built a room around are theirselves without a door to get out. and they don't have a

troy vincent is the executive vice president of football operations.poke just moments ago about his own experience with domestic violence. and he got very emotional as he talked about watching his mother get beaten when he was a young child. >> i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse in every community across our great nation. >> you feel his pain there. lawmakers say they want to know how the policies of each sport punish those who commit acts of domestic violence. they also look at new policies that could be implemented in the future. >>> back to our weather and that wintry mix depending on where you are. >> let's check in with glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn, it is winter almost. >> i think we're finished with the snow but we've got an issue with potential icing in parts of the area. and that's our main concern over the next few hours. north and west, north of the pennsylvania turnpike, west of the blue route. it will be warming again, not just tomorrow but even overnight tonight. so by tomorrow morning's r

. >> reporter: troy vincent is a former player and now works for the nfl. he says the league was initially too lenient on rice. for him the issue is personal. >> domestic violence was a way of life in my home growing up. i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse in every community across our great nation. >> reporter: tim gandy is part of the national network to end domestic violence, which is pressing congress to quadruple funding in the family violence prevention and services act. >> without additional resources, people are right now being turned away and more will be turned away, and that's a tragedy. >> reporter: the legislation comes up for a vote next year. mark albert for cbs news, capitol hill. >>> and the national domestic violence hotline tells cbs news the call volume to its hotline doubled in the days following the release of the ray rice video. three months later, it is still nearly 50% higher than before. >>> deputies in loudoun county are looking into a possible hate crime. investigators say vandals spra

. >> emotional moment as the nfl's troy vincent talks about dom et cetera i can violence in sports.he league's next step is. >> good day everybody, it is wednesday, december 3rd, 2014. a lot more end on that story. first, my gosh, the fog, sue. it got

just as new audio recordings are released detailing a conversation between peterson and nfl exec troy vincentre you doing? >> i'm doing all right. [inaudible] >> you can text me. [inaudible] >> okay. >> "good morning america" will have much more on these recordings in an exclusive report tomorrow starting at 7:00 a.m. >> lisa argen, keep those umbrellas on standby, right? >> absolutely. right now from sfo you will notice we have clouds around. a little bit of fog. no airport delays. 51 trees and isolated showers up north. sunshine elsewhere. and a pretty good cold front on the way. i'll have the details and time-out the rain coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, the warriors continue to roll on the floor with the flash boys leading them to their 15th win in a row. mike >> the bay area is home, sadly, to a large amount of human trafficking. we are devoting a half-hour to talk about it. it's a $32 billion business worldwide. coming up on "beyond the headlines" we talk with oakland police chief about it, as well as alameda county's district attorney. you will also hear from a survivor of hu

troy vincent says he never promised adrian peterson anything.n and lost. the players association filed a federal lawsuit asking peterson be allowed to play. ryan smith, abc news, new york. >>> let's go on the field for "monday night football." the saints visiting the chicago bears. drew brees took this game over in the second quarter. two td passes made it three in the third quarter. the bears not very good. jay cutler, my goodness gracious. another rough night for the bears quarterback. the saints took over for first place in the nfc south. an easy 31-15 victory tonight. >>> you think of monster trucks, you don't think of speed. you think of crushing cars. >> that may be about to change. the raminator set a new world record for speed at the circuit of the americas racetrack in texas. it did 99 miles an hour. >> the previous record was 96.8 miles an hour. the monster truck event is sponsored by ram trucks which is a division of chrysler. another ram-sponsored monster truck is ramunition. >> you like the names. >> have you ever been to one of tho

. >> reporter: troy vincent is a former player and now works for the nfl.says the league was initially too lenient on rice. for him, the issue is personal. >> domestic violence was a way of life in my home growing up. i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse in every community across our great nation. [ crying ] >> reporter: the president of the national network to end domestic violence is pressing congress to quadruple funding. >> 2000 additional resources -- without additional resources, people are right now being turned away and more will be turned away and that's a tragedy. >> reporter: the legislation comes up for a vote next year. mark albert for cbs news, capitol hill. >> national domestic violence hotline tells cbs news that call volume to its hotline doubled in the days following the release of that ray rice video. three months later, it is still nearly 50% higher than before. >>> for the first time, the former captain of the costa concordia crews ship testified today about the deadly 2012 shipwreck in italy.

just as new audio recordings are released detailing a conversation between peterson and nfl exec troy vincent doing? >> i'm doing all right. [inaudible] >> you can text me. [inaudible] >> okay. >> "good morning america" will have much more on these recordings in an exclusive report tomorrow starting at 7:00 a.m. >> okay, so weather-wise, lisa, it is shaping up to be a nice day, but some rain on the way? >> yes. in fact, that rain will involve a couple of days of snow. it begins a low snow-level series of waves that will begin to move into the sierra nevada. right now 25 degrees at the tahoe valley airport b40 for a high under cloudy skies. and then we are going it talk about more snow there. more rain back home. and maybe a few sprinkles this morning. we will talk about it coming up. >> also ahead, the warriors continue to roll on the road with the splash brothers leading the team to their 15th win in a row. mike shumann has the highlights coming up in start a revolution a revolution in coffee quality with the finest nespresso coffee blends. a revolution in technology with unique centrifusion

i appreciate your being here and we will start with troy vincent who is the executive vice president at the football league. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee. i am the executive vice president of the national football league and pleased to discuss the work we have under way to address conduct standards including domestic violence and sexual assault. we want to set the highest standards for personal behavior in order to meet the expectations of our fans, players and those of the general broader public. in 2007, commissioner goodell issued a conduct policy for all player, owners and league employees. as recent events made clear, we have not kept our standards current with our own values. we made mistakes. we have been humbled. we accepted criticism we receive and committed to being part of the solution. we will get this right. mr. chairman, when i consider these issues, i bring the perspective far beyond the nfl executive. domestic violence was a way of life when i grew up. my brother and i watched helplessly as my mother was beaten and knocked unconscious as we dialled 911

player troy vincent now works for the league and says it was initially too lenient on rice. for him the issue is personal. >> domestic violence was a way of life for my home growing up. i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of dom most i violence. >> reporter: all four leagues say they're changing policies, including education for players. >> major league baseball is a social institution and as our national past time, has an obligation to set a positive example. >> reporter: kim gandy is president of the national network to end domestic violence. >> the high profile cases mean that more people are coming forward and the bad news is we don't have the resources to serve all of them. >> reporter: her group is pushing congress to quadruple funding to the family violence and prevention services act. mark albert for cbs news, capitol hill. >> the national domestic violence hot line says call volume to its hot line doubled in the days following the release of the ray rice video. >> three months later it's still nearly 50% higher than it was prior to that. >>> a new system i

. >> reporter: troy vincent is a former player and now works for the nfl. he said league was initially too lenient on rice, for him the issue is personal. >> domestic violence was a way of my life in my home growing up. i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors, domestic violence, sexual abuse and every community across our great nation. >> reporter: kim is president of the national network to end domestic violence, which is pressing congress to quadruple family in the family violence prevention and services act. >> without additional resources people are right now being turned away and more will be turned away and that is tragedy. >> reporter: the legislation comes up for a vote, next year, on capitol hill mark albert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> for the first time the former captain of the costa concord a cruise ship is testifying about the deadly ship wreck in itfully 2012. five two-year old francisco skatino said he steered it close to the tuscan companies to 2012 to treat passengers to a nice view but that got too close. hit rock and sank. thir

. >>> troy vincent, a former nfl player and now league executive got emotional when recounting his personal a senate hearing on domestic violence in sports. >> i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse in every community across our great nation. >> lawmakers question representatives of the major sports leagues and their players unions at the hearing. when discussing the discipline of ray rice, vincent told the panel the nfl made a, quote, crucial mistake in its initial handling of the situation. he said the league should have not have needed more video for rice knocking his fiancee out in the elevator. >>> durant, the reigning league mvp playing in his first game of the season had 27 points. it was never able to fully take over and get in a rhythm. pelicans anthony davis stole the show with a double-double. and john and christine, the oklahoma city thunder weren't able to get it going last night. but they do play the lowly philadelphia 76ers on friday. so that may be a win for them. >> the sixers have not won like 1973, i mean, a game. they can't no ma

just as new audio recordings are released detailing a conversation between peterson and nfl exec troy vincentoing? >> i'm doing all right. >> you can text me. >> [inaudible] >> okay. >> good morning america will have much more on these recordings in an exclusive report tomorrow starting at 7:00 a.m.. >>> new photos have been released of the future king of england. take a look, the duke and duchess of cambridge, also known at prince william and kate, have released three official christmas photographs of prince george. pictures, taken last month, show prince george in a courtyard atkinsing ton palace. he's growing up so fast, lisa. >> he looks so cute. he may need the socks this morning. comes just in the mid-40s for concord, livermore. still in the 50s for the afternoon. will the rain hold off for the bulk of your weekend? it's going to be a close one but we will talk about it and show you the extended outlook, which includes more rain coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, the warriors continue to roll on the road with the splash brothers leading the team to the 15th win in a row. mike by

troy vincent the executive president of the national football league. >> mr.hairman members the committee my name is troy vincent and executive vice president of football operations at the national football league. i'm pleased to discuss the work we have underway at the nfl to address conduct standards including domestic violence and sexual assault did want to set the high standards for personal behavior in order to meet the expectations of our fans, players and those of the general broader public. in 2007 commissioner goodell issued an enhanced policy for league employees by this recent events made clear we have not kept our standards current with their own values. we have made mistakes. we have been humbled. we accept the criticism we have received and we are committed to being part of the solution. we will get this right. mr. chairman ag committee when i consider these issues i bring the perspective far beyond an nfl executive who domestic violence was a way of life in my home growing up in my brother and i watched helplessly numerous times as my mother was

former eagle troy vincent new works for the nfl and he said league was too lenient on ray rice.or him the issue is personal. >> domestic violence was a way of my life in my home growing up. i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors, of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and every community across our great nation. >> sports leagues say they are changing policies and educating players about domestic violence. >>> meanwhile nfl star adrian peterson's appeal hearing resumes in new york tomorrow. vikings running back is seeking reinstatement after nfl commissioner roger goodell suspended him for violating the league's personal conduct policy. peterson pleaded not contest for hitting his four year-old son with a switch. >>> our time is 8:40. we have heard about a lot of deals in major league baseball during this off season but phillies are silent. >> but a least one phillies pitch's peers to be on the move. closer jonathan papelbon's 1706 rittenhouse condo is on the market for low price of $6.9 million. >> wow. >> just a little chunk of change there. >> that is 2 million more he pa

. >> reporter: former nfl player troy vincent now works for the league and said it was initially toont on rice. for him the issue is personal. >> domestic violence was a way in my lifing growing up. i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence. >> reporter: all four leagues say they are changing policies including education for players. >> major league baseball is a social institution. as our national past time has an obligation to set a positive example. >> reporter: this is president of the national network toned domestic violence. >> these high profile cases mean more people are coming forward and more bad news that we don't have resource toes observe all of them. >> reporter: her group is pushing congress to quadruple funding to the family violence and prevention services act. on capitol hill mark albert for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> national domestic violence hot line say call volume doubled in the days following the release of the ray rice video. three months later it is still nearly 50 percent higher then before. ukee. >>> in sports, sixers play

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. >> troy vincent said domestic abu abuse was with him when he was growing up. his mother beat him while his brother watched. rice was originally suspended for two games after punching his then fiancee in a casino elevator. the league made that indefinite after the video sur fasd. just last week rice won the appeal and was reinstated to the nfl. >> we accept the criticism that we've received and we're committed to resolving the issue. >> he was invited from the nba, the nhl, mll and nfl. senator claire mccaskill stress heard frustration, that while m player s were sanctioned, the commission has not. in 22 years, never. >> reporter: since the rice incident other leagues have gotten more proactive. jeffery taylor was suspended and a los angeles kings player was suspended in october after he was arrested on domestic abuse. the committee members want the league and the unions to come up with uniform policies that deal with these problems that take into account due problems but also stress the fierce many victims have coming forward. >>> this morning the damage to so

>> catherine: nfl executive and former player troy vincent choked up today as he testified at a hearingomestic violence in professional sports. >> catherine: vincent worked for more than 20 years as an advocate against domestic violence vincent said abuse was a part of his life growing up because his mother was beaten. >> i relate to the victims, domestic abuse and survivors across our great nation. >> catherine: the nfl plans on making major changes in the way it handles domestic violence and sexual assault cases. former baltimore ravens running back ray rice is talking about the night a surveillance >> catherine: camera caught him belting the woman he's now married to.knocking her unconscious. >> catherine: rice is talking about how his life has changed, and what he thinks about his chances of playing pro football again. >> catherine: reporter emily schmidt hasmore. >> my wife is an angel and she can do no wrong. i take full responsibility for my actions. >> reporter: the football player, surrounded by family members spoke to the nbc today show after his wife, janay sit down and to vi

. >> reporter: peterson's lawyers claim this november 12th phone call shows nfl executive troy vincent promising spiterson a two-game suspension instead of the indefinite ban handed down just six days later. >> it will be two additional game, not time served. >> no, no, no, no. it won't -- the one this weekend. so really, it's just next week and you -- you -- you -- you -- you're rolling. you're back. >> okay. >> reporter: the six-time all-pro who pleaded no contest with no jail time for beating his 4-year-old son with a switch lost his suspension appeal friday. at that hearing, his lawyers claim the league retaliated against the former nfl mvp for failing to meet with the league day before he was suspended. a meeting his lawyers say was not required under league rules. on that phone call, vincent seems to say that meeting is key. >> two games? >> yeah, that is -- but you cannot -- you got to -- you've got to act -- just go through the process. >> reporter: later on the call, he seems to make a plea to the suspended superstar. >> i gave you my word the other day. i think we looked at e

. >> reporter: troy vincent said abuse was a way of life growing up. his mother beaten while he and his brother watched. and admits the league made mistakes in handing the discipline of former baltimore ravens running back ray rice. rice was originally suspended for two games after punching his then fiancee in a casino elevator. the league made that suspension indefinite after video of the incident surfaced. just last week rice won his appeal and was reinstated to the nfl. >> we accept the criticism that we've received and we're committed to being part of this solution. >> reporter: the problem isn't isolated to football. vincent was joined by representatives from the nba, mlb and nhl, as well as their players' unions. each talked about what they are doing to curb violence off the playing field. senator claire mccaskill voiced her frustration that while individual teams have taken action against baseball players who were charged with abuse, the league has not. >> major league baseball commissioner bud seelig has never sanctioned an mlb player for domes

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my name is troy vincent. i'm the executive vice president of football operations. i'm we want to set the high ees standa standards for our fans, players, and those of the general prodder public. in 2007, commissioner goodell issued a conduct policy for all player, owners and league employees. as recent events made clear, we have not kept our standards current with our own values. we made mistakes. we have been humbled. we accepted criticism we receive and committed to being part of the solution. we will get this right. mr. chairman, when i consider these issues, i bring the perspective far beyond the nfl executive. domestic violence was a way of life when i grew up. my brother and i watched helplessly as my mother was beaten and knocked unconscious as we dialled 911. we saw how she struggled to seek help and find the courage to say no more. the fear and complexities remained very real in my life today. i have committed my life to work for the last 20 years as an advocate against domestic violence to keep others from experiencing this lifetime pain. i relate to the

player and current executive vice president of football operations troy vincent had to say in his opening remarks. >> when i consider these issues, domestic violence was a way in my home. my brother and i watched helplessly numerous times as my mother was beaten and knocked unconscious as we dialed 911. we watched how she struggled to seek help and find the courage to say no more. the complexities accompanying this remain reel to me today. i've committed my life's works for the last 20 years adds an advocate in order to keep others from experiencing this lifetime pain. i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse, in every community across our great nation. in addition, i had the honor and the privilege of playing in a national football league for 15 years. 12 of those years i served as a union official. four of those years i served as the players association president. i support the interest of all players and a fair process. i led these efforts. i know the majority of our current and former players are terrific husbands, fathers, and men who have made