voicemail, a female voice expresses thanks and says, you're right, it is terrible. the official sticking to the associated press on the condition of anonymity said he had no further communications with any nfl employee and can't confirm anyone watch the video. the person goes on to say they were unauthorized to release the video but shared its unsolicited because they wanted the nfl to have it before deciding on rice's punishment. he asked the associated press not to release his name for fear that the information would inform -- would reveal the source. the voicemail will now have to be explained by the league and by roger goodell, but he has to be held accountable. his inconsistencies have to be considered by the team owners who will eventually decide his future. >> damming information. tonight that an change in the d.c. fire department may hurt communication in an emergency. >> some fear the problem could cause a scenario much like the confusion in the moments after the september 11 attacks. sam ford is in northwest washington with what is being done. sam? >> fire

rob mottie is the reporter who heard the voicemail. >> the voicemail is from an unidentified woman sayingat she received the video, thanking the law enforcement official for sending it and telling him he's right, it's terrible. >> still the law enforcement official could not confirm if anyone at the nfl had actually watched this video. >>> well, tonight the nfl released a statement saying "we had no knowledge of this. we are not aware of anyone in our office who possessed or saw the video before it was made public on monday. the league goes on to say we will look into it ." >>> our coverage continues online. you can find the latest any time at cbsphilly.com. >> a quiet night around the region but it's not going stay that way for long. "eyewitness news" at spruce street harbor park on penn's landing, people just enjoying a great night to be outside. but meteorologist kathy orr is tracking some changes tonight. kathy. >> on storm scan3 we are watching showers and thunderstorms march eastward and any time you see this comma shape in precipitation, that means there is a very strong area of lo

voicemail, a female voice expresses thanks and says, you're right, it is terrible.e official sticking to the associated press on the condition of anonymity said he had no further communications with any nfl employee and can't confirm anyone watch the video. the person goes on to say they were unauthorized to release the video but shared its unsolicited because they wanted the nfl to have it before deciding on rice's punishment. he asked the associated press not to release his name for fear that the information would inform -- would reveal the source. the voicemail will now have to be explained by the league and by roger goodell, but he has to be held accountable. his inconsistencies have to be

the ap also saying the source played a 12-second voicemail message that came from an nfl office number on april 9th confirming the video arrived with a female voice saying you're right, it's terrible. the nfl issued a statement following the potential bombshell. we have no knowledge of this. we are not aware of anyone in our office who possessed or saw the video before it was made public on monday. we will look into it. baltimore ravens owner steve ba shatty admitting they dropped the ball in handling the incident after seeing the initial video. >> i was picturing her whaling on him and hip smacking her and maybe her head was this far from the wall and with her inebriation dropped. so why did i conclude all that? because i wanted to. because i loved him. he had a stellar record and the cops had seen the video so i assumed it wasn't a forceful blow that moved her head three feet into that wall. >> reporter: the league continues to insist that it reached out multiple times to police and the prosecutor's office for the video, but couldn't get it. yet, rice's own attorney had a copy. in a

a female employee left that voicemail in april.woman that knowledge is receiving a tape -- acknowledges receiving a tape. videotapee nfl this april 9. and much an interview roger goodell said no one from the nfl had seen the tape until it became public this week. did not see videotape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed there was a video. >> they have a lot of money and a lot of power. they could have seen the footage . >> he insisted the only video one,fl had seen was this the ravens start dragging his now wife off of an elevator in february. spokesperson brian mccarthy -- tonight spokesperson brian mccarthy responded -- suspended ray rice indefinitely and baltimore cut him. didou have to assume they what was right with the information they knew at the time. >> the new video is beyond disturbing. was almost traumatized myself because it was so vivid. the source who told the ap that he gave the nfl the second videotape back in april says he cannot confirm who actually watched it. in the midst of all of this controversy, th

. >> i heard a voicemail from someone, a female, a 122nd voicemail from female from the league officeonfirming receipt of this video and telling my source that he was right and it's terrible. >> the report challenges the credibility of nfl commissioner roger goodell who in an interview with cbs this morning's nora o'donnell emphatically denied anyone in the league had seen the video. >> we asked for video but we were never granted that opportunity. >> so did anyone in the nfl see the second video tape before monday? >> no. >> no one in the nfl? >> no one in the nfl to my knowledge and i've been asked that same question and the answer to that is no. >> even before this latest revelation, there were growing calls for goodell to resign after he initially suspended rice for just two games. also, under fire atlantic county prosecutor jim mclane. on wednesday, for the first time, he defended his decision not to take rice to trial. in annd view with the press of atlantic city, mclane said the decision was made after careful consideration of the law. careful consideration of the facts. hearin

a law enforcement source played a voicemail and that voicemail has a female voice saying you are right, it is terrible. last night in an interview nfl commissioner roger goodel said no one with the nfl to his knowledge had seen the video of ray rice and his fiance from inside the elevator till tmz posted it monday. roger goodel maintains the nfl asked law enforcement for all video and assumed there was video from inside the elevator but was never able to get it from law enforcement. the video was longer than the tmz version. you can hear the couple shouting and she spits at him before he punches her. as rice gets out of the elevator and greeted by staff, rice says no cops. after the reports surfaced today the nfl issued a statement we have no knowledge of this. we are not aware of anyone in our office who possessed or saw the video before it was made public on monday. we will look into. we are monitoring more information coming from the nfl office. as we wait to hear if they will confirm whether an executive did indeed receive the video in april and if so who else was told or knew abou

that voicemail reportedly said "you're right, it's terrible". >> mr. goodell certainly looks like he wasn't telling the truth to the public. if that's true i think mr. goodell will not be the nfl commissioner very long. >> ken rothweiler says the new recording should not have any legal implications for rice since he's already plead guilty in criminal court. he thinks it's more of a public relations nightmare for the nfl. for not being tough enough on domestic violence. >> nfl tries to sweep this under the carpet and if they try not to do any change in terms of ranks in policing their ranks i think it could make very costly difference to the nfl in terms of their viewer ship and the amount of dollars that comes into the nfl. >> reporter: now, a league spokesman says it is looking into this latest report. meanwhile, congress now wants answeanswers. it sent a letter to goodell tonight asking for a full explanation of what the league new and when. lucy. >> and the story develops, thank you very much, chris. >>> happening right now, a suspect turned himself

the official also played a voicemail confirming the video arrived. yesterday, commissioner roger goodell told cbs news he had never seen the tape prior to its release on monday, and neither had anyone from the league. to the best of his knowledge. the league issued a statement standing by the commissioner's comments today. rice was released by the baltimore ravens and suspended indefinitely by the nfl after that tape surfaced. >>> meantime, some prominent voices are calling for former secretary of state condoleezza rice to replace nfl commissioner roger goodell. republican senator john mccain advised nfl owners to seek the advice of the former secretary. and remember in 2002, rice was quoted in "the new york times" as saying she would very much like to be commissioner. she's a huge football fan. she is currently a professor at stanford. >>> state wildlife officials have shot and killed a mountain lion they believe attacked a 6-year-old boy on sunday. they say the cat exhibited aggressive behavior. dna tests will be conducted to confirm whether the ca

if they still have the voicemail, then we've got a real problem because there you got it and you sayit's going to leave that window open, did you watch it or not? >> well, then what should happen if, in fact, they lied about it? >> well, if your security team at that level so bad that they don't take, pay attention to something that important, then that's a problem. >> uh-huh. >> and if he's lying about it, that's fireable. >> jeffrey miller, perhaps? >> incompetence or stupid -- >> you prove this either way? >> i don't think you can. >> there would have had to have been someone there that saw them watch it. >> watching the video, i don't think the nfl's going to release that, and i'm not sure tmz -- >> how could they have thought anything good would come of ignoring it, is my problem. why i think -- >> hoping it was going to to go away, you know? >> exactly. >> and till not going to re-- still not going to resign. >> are you calling for it? >> no. i don't think he should. he's doing a business. he's handled it badly, but i don't want see him going anywhere despite all the -- >> prio

we decided to give the scammers a call left on a victim's voicemail.ey sound like. >> the moment i give them this code number, all my money belongs to the scammers. when i tell them i am not paying right away. things get hostile. they want me to load nearly $1,500 on a cash card like it. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the irs estimates that threats like this have tricked more than 1,000 victims out of $5 million. >> it's bogus, the irs needs to contact you the taxpayer you will get a letter in the mail first. >> reporter: finally i decide to question their credentials. >> you are an irs agent? >> why you keep asking again and again? >> reporter: at that time they hang up, which is what the real irs wants you to do. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> this sounds crazy. but i know somebody who was actually, i really know someone who is smart, put together. and they said it was convincing. they felt look you could use your house, car, everything. young kids. and she thought i better take this seriously. >> you start looking and start thinking of the th

he said he heard a voicemails that confirms a dvd of the video was received at nfl headquarters in new york april 9th, five months ago. >> it came from a number within the league office. the voicemail is from an unidentified woman saying that she received the video, thanking the law enforcement official for sending it and telling him he's right, it's terrible. >> the nfl says they aren't aware of this and they'll look into it, but many are looking to goodell to resign. the national organization for women and lawmakers. >> if there is information that does come out that shows that he did know, that he had access i do think it puts at risk the current job that he has. >> and at risk is a potential 40 plus million dollar paycheck. that's what goodell reportedly raked in in 2012. speaking of money, the now paycheckless rice could stand to gain. since the most recent damning video rice kicked to the curb finding out the commissioner may have seen the tape when doling out rice's initial two- game suspension punishment opens the door for rice to challenge the lawfulness of his new fate. back

authorities recorded the voicemail message of scammers posing as deputees.isten to how real it sounds. >> you've received the montgomery county warrants and records office located downtown at two east airy street. if this is an emergency please hang up now and dial 911. >> sounds official, right? when the imposters first call you, you don't answer and then decide to call them back. that's the phony voicemail montgomery county sheriffs deputees say you'd hear. the sheriff says the calls have ramped up recently. he says the crooks demand cash threatening arrest if vick items don't comply. >> we've received calls from residents as far away as texas. >> montgomery county couple lost 600 bucks and deputees say the scammers are sophisticated. spoofing caller ids so it looks they're calling from the sheriffs office warrant division. the callers specifically tell worried victims to buy green dot money become prepaid cards like this one. their struck to do put up to $1,500 in cash on the cards and provide the numbers to the scammers. >> once the victim gives their nu

the associated press said the official played a 12-second voicemail from the executive confirming they had seen the clip. rice was released by the baltimore ravens and suspended indefinitely by the nfl this week. roger goodell said they had never seen the tape. meanwhile a surprising development from the san francisco 49ers organization. the team has suspended a familiar voice you may know. radio broadcaster ted robinson for two games after making offensive comments about the ray rice incident. earlier this week. he said janae rice should have had some responsibility for not speaking up after the attack. >>> a reward is being offered in the shooting death of a pony. the 16-year-old horse named misty was found bleeding in a pasture in santa rosa over the weekend. a neighbor reported hearing what sounded like a gunshot the night before. the reward is being offered by the animal legal defense fund which gave us this picture. misty was the pet of her 4 and 6-year-old girls. >> dozens escaped uninjured after their tour bus caught fire on highway 101 in san jose. just look at the damage the

the ap also claims it heard a voicemail recording acknowledging receipt. meanwhile, the san francisco 49ers have suspended play-by- play announcer ted robinson for two games because of commence he made about rice's wife. he said, "how does she marry him after that? how does she go in front of goodell? that's pathetic to me." in a statement the 49ers said his comments were offensive and says our organization stands strongly against domestic violence and will not tolerate comments such as these. robinson also does work for the pac-12 networks which suspended him for two weeks. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> rice's former team plays the steelers tonight on kpix 5 tonight at 5:00. >>> happening today, members of blue shield are protesting the use of a company skybox. they claim they bought the luxury boxes for customer events not to be an executive perk. the group will rally in front of company headquarters in san francisco this afternoon and they say if they don't get their tickets to the skybox the money needs to be returned to policyholders

the ap also says it heard a voicemail recording acknowledging receipt. meanwhile, the san francisco 49ers have suspended play-by- play announcer ted robinson for two games because of some comments he made about rice's wife. robinson said on the radio monday, quote, how does she marry him after that? how does she go in front of goodle ? that's pa et thissic to me." -- pathetic to me." his comments were offensive and they said our organization stands strongly against domestic violence and will not tolerate comments such as these. robinson also does work for the pac-12 networks which suspended him for two weeks. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> rice's former team the ravens will take the field tonight for the thursday night nfl game here on cbs. >>> police are investigating how a driver lost control of his car, veered on to a sidewalk and hit four pedestrians. it happened yesterday on west hillsdale boulevard in san mateo. investigators say it happened as a class of special needs kids from hillsdale high school was on a walking field trip. a w

the official says he has proof a voicemail from an nfl number on april 9th couldn't philadelphia international airporting the video did arrive. the official is speaking anonymously to the associated press. and says the nfl never followed up. the person says he shared the video which he was unauthorized to release because he wanted the nfl to have it before deciding on rice's punishment. the inform fl says it does not see the images until this week. >> happening now, hundreds of laid off casino workers are looking for a little luck. they crowded into the atlantic city convention center today hoping to find new opportunities after -- after four atlantic city casinos either closed or are about to close this year. fox 29's bruce gordon is live in atlantic city tonight. bruce? >> reporter: iain, things were pretty successful today. at least from the stand point of folk getting a chance to drop off resume or two and maybe get a minute or two of face time with a company rep. we are on lightly traveled portion of the atlantic city boardwalk. what with revel down the way just a bit, showboat right here

the voicemail is from an unidentified woman saying that she received the video, thanking the law enforcementnding it and telling him he's right, it's terrible. >> as the company that got the videotape can tell you, it was gettable and he didn't get it. >> reporter: the baltimore ravens fired ray rice and the nfl suspended him indefinitely after the video went public and ravens owner steve bisciotti told cbs' james brown he punishes the team pursued its own investigation more vigorously. >> i regret that we didn't keep up with it. that's our biggest regret since monday when we saw that that compelled us to about face and cut ray was could we have gotten the tape? and i still don't have an answer to that. >> also tonight espn is reporting rice admitted to goodell he punched his now wife in that casino elevator when the two met back in june. it's something the nfl commissioner seemed to contradict in an interview with cbs news anchor nora o'donnell. >> when we met with ray rice and his representatives, it was ambiguous about what actually happened. >> reporter: but what was ambiguous about her

the associated press said the official played a 12-second voicemail from the executive confirming they had seen the clip. rice was released by the baltimore ravens and suspended indefinitely by the nfl this week. roger goodell said they had never seen the tape. meanwhile a surprising development from the san francisco 49ers organization. the team has suspended a familiar voice you may know. radio broadcaster ted robinson for two games after making offensive comments about the ray rice incident. earlier this week. he said janae rice should have had some responsibility for not speaking up after the attack. >>> a reward is being offered in the shooting death of a pony. the 16-year-old horse named misty was found bleeding in a pasture in santa rosa over the weekend. a neighbor reported hearing what sounded like a gunshot the night before. the reward is being offered by the animal legal defense fund which gave us this picture. misty was the pet of her 4 and 6-year-old girls. >> dozens escaped uninjured after their tour bus caught fire on highway 101 in san jose. just look at the damage the

the associated press said the official played a 12-second voicemail from the executive confirming they had seen the clip. rice was released by the baltimore ravens and suspended indefinitely by the nfl this week. roger goodell said they had never seen the tape. meanwhile a surprising development from the san francisco 49ers organization. the team has suspended a familiar voice you may know. radio broadcaster ted robinson for two games after making offensive comments about the ray rice incident. earlier this week. he said janae rice should have had some responsibility for not speaking up after the attack. >>> a reward is being offered in the shooting death of a pony. the 16-year-old horse named misty was found bleeding in a pasture in santa rosa over the weekend. a neighbor reported hearing what sounded like a gunshot the night before. the reward is being offered by the animal legal defense fund which gave us this picture. misty was the pet of her 4 and 6-year-old girls. >> dozens escaped uninjured after their tour bus caught fire on highway 101 in san jose. just look at the damage the

said the nfl never had the videotape inside the casino elevator, but a recent ap report revealed a voicemail from the league office confirming they in fact had the video. how egregious is this? >> i think that this credibility issue is extremely egregious because it reflects on roger goodell's good faith in moving forward with more aggressive action against the domestic violence. the bigger to here. what will the nfl do to impose more stringent punishment, but also to educate its players and fans about the seriousness and severity of this problem. >> well the national organization for women is reporting during roger goodell's tenure as commissioner there have been 56 instances. the nfl suspended players for only 13 games combined. >> clearly the nfl has failed before. if roger goodell lied to the american people about something as serious as whether he had this graphic, gripping tape, he has to go for the sake of the nfl and the fans. >> i want to get into this idea of the public trust. we have seen several members of congress come out against goodell in recent days. senator, earlier this ye

that voicemail dated april 9th.ay roger goodell sent a letter to the nfl owners hoping to clarify the actions that he and the other top officials took leading up to monday's video release. >> goodell said he didn't see the video until it became public monday. second, league officials requested the video multiple times from several new jersey agencies. however, they did not ask that atlantic city casino directly for the video. finally goodell says it's his understanding the criminal proceedings are still considered an open matter which means under state law investigators still wouldn't be legally allowed to release the video. >> amid all this controversy the commissioner spent the afternoon at wake forest high in north carolina. goodell said he's focused on the future and making sure the nfl is doing right thing. >> when we make a mistake, we're honest about it and open about it and say we're going to work to do better. we were a few weeks ago when we improved our policies in this area. we have more work to do. we're

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sasolht of the ray rice video, the fbi investigation, the 12 second voicemail, and everything that hasade headlines this week regarding domestic violence, you have to believe this ravens have been unable to focus on this game, given the steelers -- giving the steelers a huge advantage. what are they saying? >> i think you put it all together. a huge game. the ray rice situation aside, for the baltimore ravens -- you can see the fans are already here. they are ready to go. they are laying their rivals, pittsburgh steelers. baltimore does not want to go 0-2 in their division. for the head coach, it is all about focus. >> the focus is where it needs to be. this is professional football. these are pros and that is what they will do. >> live a big game this week. it's per has always been a huge game for us -- >> we have a really begin this week. pittsburgh has always been a huge game for us. i think they are doing a really great job. >> the players are soaring to arrive rht now. the fans are waiting to see them and get an autograph or two. the game is sold out tonight. the hope is that when

the voicemail within the league office confirmed they watched the tape. the nfl commissioner says we don't know of anyone or are not aware of anyone possessing the tape. we will look into it. meanwhile, steve bisciotti is speaking out. he said he did not see the video either and made assumptions about the incident. >> i was picturing her wailing on him and him smacking her and her head this far from the wall. with her inebriated and dropped. why did i conclude all that? because i wanted to because i loved him and he had a stellar record and the cops had seen the video. i assumed it wasn't a forceful blow that moved her head three feet into that wall. >> really interesting level of introspection right there. the ravens take the field tonight for the first time since that video emerged. >> the assumption is did she do something to deserve it? that is the bottom line of the outrage. it always goes back to the victim and she did something to deserve it. the owner of the team, an intelligent and wealthy man. he admits she did something to deserve it. shocking.

he says he did receive a voicemail from a woman who confirmed the package. the n-f-l security chief says he never saw it. nba player jeff taylor arrested for domestic assault east lansing police department says charlotte hornets forward 25-year old jeff taylor was arrested early thursday morning. police say they responded to a report of a domestic assault at the east lansing marriott around 1-am thursday morning and arrested taylor. taylor has been charged with one count of domestic assault, one count of assault and one count of malicious destruction of property. taylor has only been in the pros for 2 seasons. yankees shortstop derek jeter wrapped up his last game in new york. and it ended in dramatic fashion. retiring after 20 years, last night was his last game. not going to the playoffs this time. already had two rbis until his last at bat. bottom of the ninth man on second it's a tied game. >> it's a base hit to right field! here comes richardson. richardson is safe! he ends his final game with a walk off single! >> the fans were chanting thank you. and

officials say that the tape was sent to an executive of the nfl 5 months ago, there is reportedly a voicemail recording acknowledgeing receive of the tape, saying, quote, you're right, it's terrible. rice has been fireed from baltimore ravens and suspended from the nfl, we talk about this later on. >> right now our first real-real deal, concerning president obama, with his big speech, everyone saying it might be the biggest of his presidency, tracking to the nation about -- talking to the nation on how his strategy to defeat or contain the terror group, isis. many this seems like too little too late, and concerns about his leadership styles. 71% of people now support airstrikes, that is up from 45% in june. at the same time, president's disapproval rating in almost every important category is north of 50, and 52% of the american public say that president obama, his presidency has been a failure. this speech has a lot of implications can this turn his presidency. >> i think that would be asking a lot. th is playing high stakes politicies to night, insisting that the networks carry this cable n

but the ap says the law enforcement source has a voicemail from an nfl office number confirming restate of that video and a female voice saying, quote, you're right, it's terrible. an nfl spokesman says this afternoon the league is not aware of anyone in its office who possessed or saw that video before monday, but it's looking into the report. >> stocks were up today t dow gained 55, the s&p 500 finished ahead 7, the nasdaq picked up 34. >>> you are not supposed to buy booze or lap dances with welfare money. but apparently marijuana is okay. we'll talk about that and president obama who has turned away from some of new york's finer golf courses over labor day weekend. we'll tell you why in the grapevine. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain.

they've got a voicemail from someone saying, acknowledging from the nfl office's number saying we've got the tape, and you're right, it's terrible. it seems like it's got to change something, am i wrong, mel? >> i think you're right. this, this latest catastrophe from a public relations perspective, and also from just handling the case, let's keep in mind, this happened in february. if you think about it from a victim of domestic violence's point of view, every single time the nfl or the ravens screwed up what they did she's being abused again as far as i'm concerned. and so, the truth is that the fact that we've now know that they perhaps covered this up, that somebody inside the nfl saw it, i agree with you, that of course people in the nfl saw this thing. if he wanted to look at it, he would have looked at it. but you're talking about a superstar in the league, you're talking about a point of view with the nfl where what's their incentive? their incentive is to create a narrative where okay, she's okay, we think. the couple is moving on, he's in therapy. nothing to see here. every

a voicemail from someone in the league, appears to confirm it was viewed.r steve bisciotti is speaking out for the first time since ray rice was cut this week. he admits he made poor assumptions. >> i was picturing her wailing on him and him smacking her and maybe her head was this far from the wall and with her iher inn reated. i assumed it wasn't a forceful blow that moved her head three feet into that wall. >> the ravens take the field tonight for the first time since the new video emerged. >> the trouble about the domestic violence is making assumptions. an organization like to with the resources to conduct the investigation making an assumption why a woman was knocked cold by one of your star players. >>> video and protests emerging in the michael brown case. this cell phone video shows the construction workers moments after officer darren wilson shot the unarmed teen. one can be heard and gesturing how brown had his hands up. police arrested 35 protesters yesterday after they threatened to shutdown i-70 near ferguson. some of those threw bottles and r

the associated press was given a voicemail from an n.f.l. office number confirming that the video arrived saying "you're right, it's terrible." commissioner roger cadell said the league did not have access to the film and the number of fl released a statement saying : >>> that's some of what is happening around the world. >>> coming up, the gripping story of a former jihadist turned double agent for the c.i.a. he faces death threats from the terrorists and joins us next. a personal and revealing look at dr martin luther king junior's last year. >>> harmeli aregawi is tracking the top stories on the web. >> a lot of websites ramped up net neutrality debate by slowing thing down. i explain the tactics. what do you think: i'm a 17 year old teenager. i go to a public high school outside of the city limits of atlanta. it's 99% african american we do get a quality education. you know we have teachers that really care about us as far as the african american stereotypes, all the music they listen too is rap, they only use ebonics, they don't know ho

executive back in april, and he says he has a voicemail from the n.f.l. to prove it. if it's true, it contradicts n.f.l. commissioner roger goodell who says the league saw the tape this week. >>> a colorado teenager pleaded guilty to providing material support to the islamic state and other al qaeda affiliates. 19-year-old shannon conley faces 5 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine. the nurse's aid wanted to help the islamic state and run away and marry an extremist fighter. >>> the president tonight laid out a strategy for destroying the islamic state for a war-weary nation, making sure to distinguish this campaign to our afghanistan. >> i want the american people to understand how this effort will be different from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. it will not involve american combat troops fighting on foreign soil. this counterterrorism campaign will be waged through a steady relentless effort to take out i.s.i.l. wherever it exists using airpower and support for our partners on the ground. >> the address on the eve of the september 11th attacks. nearly 3,00

everybody is trying to figure out who's the woman who is the woman who saw it and has the voice on that voicemailard. >> well, thursday night, the ravens played their first game since these latest revelations defeating the pittsburgh steelers. some fans attending the game wore their ray rice jerseys. reaction is mixed but fans we spoke with are more critical with how the league handled the case than of rice himself. >> i would like to have seen a six-game suspension and maybe not necessarily release him. but i come from the fire service and we're reactive and i think that's unfortunately a lot of things have happened here. instead of being proactive. >> the media has definitely overblown this thing. we have other players that have done just as many things if not worse. and i think we're getting a poers child made an example out of ray rice right now. >> i think there has to be consequences for things like that but in the beginning they should have taken it more seriously. people are upset that the first thing that they did wasn't as serious as it show been. >> meantime, the song "run this town" w

. >> a law enforcement official said they this sent the video, and they have a voicemail confirming the receipt of the tape, and a female voice expressed thanks and said, "you're right, it's terrible." the league pleads innocent saying: this is on the heels of a mem jor sent to 32 -- memo sent to 32 teams saying it had asked for video. before the second tape, the one that shows rice punching her, he was suspended for two games. since then he's been cut from the ravens and suspended from the league indefinitely. with rice out, the focus turns to the league's powerful man, the commissioner. his credibility has been questioned after what many call wilful negligence. terry o'neil asked them to resign, saying the n.f.l. lost its way, it doesn't have a ray rice problem, a domestic violence problem. >> there has been 56 domestic violence cases in the n.f.l. since goodell took over. >> who does the n.f.l. commissioner answer to - the owners? >> essentially they are part of the committee. by the by-laws, if the executive committee finds such action of an officer is detrimental in the best intere

they talked to the law enforcement official and said it was mailed to the nfl office, a 12-second voicemail a voice message from a lady saying that it had been received and disturbing. to believe that that didn't end up in the commissioner's office and some way, some way he didn't see that, hard to believe. hard to believe is not factual evidence to say that the commissioner lied and therefore he should be dismissed. that's not fact you will information. that's conjecture. all we can go by is surmising but the investigation is on disgoing, an independent legislation led by mr. mueller. and we'll see what he comes up with and go from there. >> now, the national organization of women's president terry o'neill said that goodell should be fired. you had choice words for her saying she was off her rocker. there are a lot of people that called for goodell to lose his job. keith olbermann and terry o'neill said the reason she thought that is after looking into the nfl they found dozens of domestic violence incidents. is everyone calling for goodell to lose his job? are they all off their rockers?

according to the report from a.p., the law enforcement source played a 12-second voicemail from an nfl official, from an nfl office number, on april 9th, confirming the video arrived. a female voice expresses thanks and says, quote, you're right. it's terrible. if this report turns out to be true, this is in direct contrast to what nfl commissioner roger goodell has been saying since this violent video was released monday from the tmz sports show, nfl star ray rice punching his then fiance inside the atlantic city elevator. the commissioner spoke to cbs news yesterday and adamantly said, no one in the nfl saw it until this week. >> yesterday morning i got into the office and our staff had come to me and said there's new evidence. there's video that you need to see. and i watched it then. >> did you know that a second tape existed? >> well, we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed that there was a video. we asked for video but we were never granted that opportunity. >> so did anyone in the nfl see this second videotape before monday? >> no. >> no one in

. >> reporter: just listen to the last voicemail nancy pfister left kathy, the day before police believedsdied. >> i couldn't get any toothpaste here, so, i'm just having colgate, it's horrible. i would like to have some would floral ride. that would be great. thank you so much. >> reporter: kathy carpenter developed a bit of a friendship with the style earl rs and mayb bonded a little bit over some mutual resentment toward nancy pfister. >> reporter: were you and kathy getting closer as nancy was in australia? >> absolutely. she would come over three times a week. i was doing spa treatments on her. yeah. i got very close with kathy. >> reporter: but the stylers' relationship with nancy pfister turned sour from day one. and continued long distance while she was in australia. with her complaining that they weren't paying rent or taking care of the place. >> she would send e-mails and say horrible things. >> reporter: in one e-mail pfister says, quote, i have never known anybody worse than you. very bad karma. why would she say that? >> because we weren't paying her the money that she wante

[ phone ringing ] >> her voicemail came on. >> we'll try tomorrow, kevin. all right? worked up. we'll keep trying. all right? you going to be all right? >> i don't know. i just want to talk to my momma. >> i know you do, kevin. >> my mom, she did come to visit me one time. she promised me she was going to visit me almost every weekend. but she don't come. >> got to keep it together, kevin. okay? you got to keep it together. you got to. you don't have a choice. >> i just feel like breaking down. my mom, she really wants the best for me. but at the same time, how can i get the best out of something if she's not going to be there to talk to me about it? >> all right? >> i just waited for that day to get out of here. i just want to leave. >> family involvement from one case to another can vary greatly in the juvenile justice system. while kevin struggles with what lies ahead, kymyada finally has her day in court, where she's convinced she'll set the record straight with her mom. >> you standing to the side of somebody. you not lying. >> i'm not nervous at all. it was just

anonymously said someone in the nfl office even confirmed the delivery and in a voicemail said "you're right," and just last night nfl commissioner roger goodell had this to say about that video. >> to be clear, did you know that a second tape existed? >> well, we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed there was a video. we asked for video. we asked for anything that was pertinent. but we were never granted that opportunity. >> here with reaction, former nfl pro bowl fullback and former jet, tony richardson. you work with all the greats, smith, marcus, good for you. and you had 1 years in the nfl. >> 17 years. >> remarkable career. >> thank you. >> good to see you. big fan. first of all, i can't believe -- now, the nfl's responding to this saying if there's a delivery sitting on someone's desk, there are going to be consequences. we didn't see it. i would have a hard time believing roger goodell purposely lied about this. >> exactly. >> knowing that he'd be fired if he did. >> yeah. well, the thing i don't know i necessarily want to call him a liar, but