redskins against this unprecedented assault take a look hi i'm greg yang proud member of the washington redskins organization i've been appointed spokesman for this that because i have a minority. now recently some people have been saying the name redskins needs to change and these negative nancies have forgotten that if we change the name we lose the long proud history of the washington redskins while i remember being a young boy in georgia and being a huge spread of the augusta. i even slept in bed sheets we were worried about some old meaning of the word it was simply our team and we were proud of our players even the skin players as a child i also played on the clark county ball team i swam for the fighting and so proudly with the surly whose mascot was a really silly look we used to love to chase him around and try to set him on fire . to town and i have set for no good reason now most of those names have been changed i've lost my childhood memories is that what we really want to deprive innocent bright eyed boys and girls of the light hearted fun of beating up a. stand with me in defending

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see the name changed because it means that other manufacturers can come in and make redskins tires. >> and in washington the bootleggers line up, they could sell that merchandise. >> icoironically we could see more redskins merchandise. >> it is another example of powerful people moving against that name. now a lot of people are speaking out. >> harry reid. 50 of the democra senate caucus writing to the washington red skin leaders. sometimes things change in washington. thank you very much. >> one of the country's separatist to stop practice of child brides and underage sex. >> which want to return to our top story. growing pressure on president obama to say what he plans to do on worsening crisis in iraq. he's set to meet with top congressional leaders in the white house all to come up with the strategy of how to handle illinois. mike viqueira our white house correspondent is at the white house. what are the options on the table right now? >> del, it's interesting. the white house is billing this as a status check. they're not proposing or putting forth any new ideas or actions that the president is se

that big audience will see a commercial protesting the washington redskins. for keeping its team name. abc7 news joins us with the story. tiffany? >> yes, i'm at nfl shop, you can see all sorts of merchandise, tee shirts, mug, helmet but tonight there is that commercial, a very big campaign to change the mascot. >> proud, forgotten. indian. >> the commercial walks through words native americans use to define themselves >> black foots. and sioux. >> then, ends with what they don't call themselves. the image of the lowo hangs on the screen. >> we want to draw attention to the pain. >> a longer version was posted to you tube before the super bowl getting 2 million views. this airing and other markets will bring millions more. >> in my opinion, "r" word is as derogatory as "n" word >> not all indians feel this should be the focus. >> i have a jersey than a logo. >> poverty, and a lack of education top concerns. for california native, the movements about respect. >> if native american people bought a team called themselves san francisco caucasians, wore leisure su

look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> pressure is growing for the washington redskinso change their name. on wednesday the u.s. patent office canceled the team's trademark protection, a move that could hit the franchise in the wallet. chip reid has the story. >> reporter: on the redskins practice field wednesday the players were still wearing the name and logo that has been around for decades, and, in fact, the decision does not require the team to change its name but the federal trademark board did say the redskins' name is disparaging to native americans and rule thad the team's trademark of the name should be canceled. if the decision is upheld on appeal, the punishment for the redskins will be primarily financial. without federal trademark protection, it would become much harder for the team to keep competitors out of the market for redskins gear. in a statement it was noted there was similar ruling 15 years ago that was overturned. we even seen this story before, he said, we are confident we will prevail once again. team owner daniel snyder has consistently said h

so are the washington redskins going to become the washington monument? >> the story isn't over. >>> we'll see sooner than later an appeal in federal court. >> reporter: indeed the redskins say they will appeal the ruling just as they did in 1992 when a similar ruling was overturned on a technicality. in the meantime, thanks to the newfound millions of the tribes, it's also likely to be a very public fight, as well. >> this is beyond david versus goliath. this is a losing hand at this point for the washington redskins. everyone is weighed in against them. >> reporter: maybe but legal experts say the redskins may have their reasons to keep fighting the name change. >> it's worth something. it's a business decision ultimately. >> reporter: or maybe it's just karma. >> ironically, america discriminated against native americans. they came back hundreds of years later and they have turned themselves into a cash machine that's now turned the tables on corporate america and dan snyder and they are watching the redskins. >> reporter: now, the tribal leaders say th

patent office cancels the trademark for the washington redskins. the cost could be huge for the third most valuable football franchise. >>> and finally tonight, a major blow to the washington redskins. the u.s. patent office cancelled the nfl team's federal trademark, a big step in what some hope will pressure the franchise to finally change the name. hampton pearson has more. >> reporter: the patent office ruling says the washington redskins should lose federal trademark protection because the name redskins is disparking to native americans. the campaign to change the team name has gained momentum with statements in recent months from president obama, civil rights groups, and lawmakers from both parties. today on the senate floor, majority leader harry reid called on red skin's owner daniel snide tore change the team name. >> this is extremely important to native americans all over the country, they no longer use this name. it's racist. daniel snider says it's about tradition. i ask what tradition. >> reporter: the issue goes back to 1967, in the

open. >> boy, a big plow to the washington redskins. the trademark office refused to patent the team. john terrett with more on this story. >> reporter: you have to believe that somebody in washington, d.c. is driving this because we've had a number of very, very high profile people. >> yes, a lot of senators. >> the president of the united states. the majority leader in the senate coming out and talking about this and saying the name has to go. now we have a government agency which also says that the name redskins is inappropriate as a registered trademark. take a listen. >> the trials on appeals board at the patent and trademark office is stripping the washington redskins from their trademark. one of the native americans who brought the original case eight years ago said it's a great victory for native americans and all americans. i hope this ruling brings us a step close for that inevitable day when the name of the washington football team will be changed. but the team is not worried. the patent trade park office has done this a doze

right now, a new ruling hits the washington redskins where it hurts in the wallet. will this be enough to finally convince the team to change its name?

"start your engines" >> alfonsi: today, a government agency turned up the heat on the nfl's washington redskinschange their name. the u.s. patent office canceled the team's trademark registration. chip reid looks at what this means. >> reporter: on the redskins practice field today players were still wearing the name and logo that has been around for decades, and in fact, today's decision does not require the team to change its name. but the federal trademark board did say the redskins' name is disparaging to native americans and ruled that the team's trademarks of the name should be canceled. if the decision is upheld on appeal the punishment for the redskins will be primarily financial. without federal trademark protection it would become much harder for the team to keep competitors out of the lucrative market for redskins' gear. the attorney ruled there was a similar ruling 15 years ago that was overturned. we've seen the story before, he said. we are confident we will prevail once again. team owner daniel snyder has consistently said he will never change the name but dozens of native americ

if you know the history of the washington redskins, the history of the washington redskins, it was namedrst coach, while the first coach was there, who was a native american. >> but they argue that -- a, they say that poll is old, that says 90% of the native american community likes the name. they say even so there's a significant subset of the community that doesn't like it and under the law they look at whether it can be disparaging to a substantial subset. >> are the blackhawks going? are the cleveland indians going? >> maybe they are. >> are we going to rename oklahoma? >> they might be. >> this is insane. and everybody knows it. this is not a partisan thing. this is really not. this is not about the president. nothing. this isn't even about power or changing our history or anything. what this is about is look at the other hand. why? why is this happening? this has nothing to do -- really? the middle east is on fire. you just found the guy in benghazi. right. i'm trying to think of some of the other things. we've got 60,000 people, children -- how do children as little as 3 years old

can the federal government help pressure the washington redskins to change their name? >>> on our broadcast tonight, under attack. extremists launch a major assault on the largest oil refinery in all of iraq, now shut down with oil prices on the rise. >>> taking a hit. the feds go after the redskins where it hurts the most, money from team merchandise, as the controversy over the team's name takes a surprise turn. >>> caught on camera. what this woman recorded on her phone that may have saved her life, and her message that has the power to save many more. >>> and the heart of a champion. the american olympic gold medalist who has suffered a life-changing accident, and what she is saying she has learned about life since her injury. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. it is getting worse tonight in iraq, a place where so many americans, of course, gave so much in a long war that is still today being fought over in this country. over there, this heavily armed and highly motivated group called isis continues its run from syria to the east across iraq. several major

billion is our big number of the day. >> what it has to do with the trademark ruling against the washington redskins. on redskins. >> a ruling by a federal trademark war could take a bite out of one football team's bottom line. that's the subject of today's big number, $1.7 billion. that's how much the washington redskins are worth as of last august. that money coming from ticket sails, air rights and the multi-billion dollars sports industry of merchandising. the team vows to fight the ruling, saying it will take away trademark protections and say it's going to battle back. the pat tent board ruling the name is disparaging to native americans. it means that $1.7 billion line could take a hit. a founding partner at romano law, dominic romano joins us. based on this court ruling, could we see these type of jerseys disappear? >> not in the short term, but in the not too distant future, that is a very distinct possibility. it's the economic impact that this could ever on the team. even if the decision -- when the decision, if the decision is affirmed on appeal, this will significantly restrict the club

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one of the major sponsors of the washington redskins is the bank of america. postal services and one of the major sponsors is federal express. once we talk about putting a very concentrated die investment campaign to say, look, federal express and bank of america, so long as you continue to sponsor this team, that has racial slur -- then the real economic pressure begins. this is part of a larger narrative that ultimately ends with dan snyder completely respectfully changing the name because of economic pressure. >> i think the nba got a lesson in economics on that not too long ago. >> absolutely. >> terrence, finally, do you think this will push roger goodell away from protecting the redskins. >> absolutely. one thing the leagues and teams understand is money. now that the trademark is taken away, you and i can sell risk in merchandise which means it will affect nfl properties. people don't realize this but nfl properties makes a bundle for the nfl and that money is split equally between all of the various teams. this is going to cut into that. once you start

. >>> the pressure just increased ought the washington redskins to change their team name. starting with the fact that they may no longer have the exclusive use of their own name, in the lucrative business of nfl merchandise. the u.s. patent and trade mark office today cancelled its protection of the team's name. tonight from washington, nbc's kristin welker has more on what this all means. >> reporter: what's in a name? that's the question at the center of the ongoing controversy surrounding the 81-year-old washington redskins. today the u.s.a patent office revoked the trade mark calling the name a racial slur in blight ant violation of trade marks. . the if it stands others will be allowed to sell merchandise. a victory for native americans who say the word should go, calling it racist as the "n" word. >> basic decency tell us we should do the right thing and change the name. >> today the team said it would appeal. saying they are confident they will prevail once again. reaching a similar decision in 1999 which was ultimately overturned. the question now would losing trad

patent office issues a controversial decision on the washington redskins. s the patent office have to do with the redskins? it could have the big implications for the team moving forward. and digging deeper into the irs scandal, what happens if those lost e-mails were intentionally destroyed? okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. so get out there, and get the best price guaranteed. find it for less and we'll match it and give you $50 toward your next trip. expedia. find yours. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the differ

patent office stripping the trademarks on the washington redskins name saying it is disparaging to natived to keep the name despite the ongoing controversy. we asked have the p.c. police gone too far or is it time for the redskins to give in. gail tweeted leave the redskins alone. hail to the redskins! genie tweeted as usual they have gone too far. all of a sudden it bothers a few american indians. barney says i am part native american and i look at it as a name that pays tribute to a proud heritage and a positive, not a negative. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. >> good morning. it is thursday, june 19, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. sunni militants flying their black flags over iraq's largest oil refinery claiming it has fallen to insurgents this morning. this as exxon pulls out its people. we are live with all those breaking details. >> can hardly wait to see how much gas is going to cost today. meanwhile this morning, the lost lois lerner e-mail apparently gone forever. somebody apparently destroyed the hard drive. what exactly is going on

the problem for over 10 years before finally issuing a recall back in february. >>> and the washington redskins once again being told to change their name. the u.s. patent and trademark office cancelled the redskins' trademark registration calling the name disparaging to native americans. team name has been criticized and a new campaign to have this changed gain some momentum recently. the redskins can keep the trademark though during the appeal process. >>> and today is opening day for the alameda county fair in pleasanton. the fair offers a wide variety of attractions including horseracing thursdays through sundays, and nightly concerts and fireworks. some of the acts at the fair are eddie money and lawrence's favorite night rangers. it goes through july 6. the sonoma-marin fair also starts today and the world's ugliest dog contest is on friday. >> all right! >> there you go. >> world's ugliest dog? >> baited way, did you see the size of the corn dogs they have out there, by the way? they gigantic! i was out there last year and tried some of those. >> you brought some back. >> a lot of fried

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the washington redskins sacked by the u.s. government. its trademark protection for things like jerseys and hats. >> this racist mascot's got to go! >> the big winner, native american groups who have been fighting the redskins name for decades even airing this tv ad during sport events. >> native americans call themselves many things. the one thing they don't -- ♪ ♪ >> the u.s. patent and trademark office wednesday canceled six trademarks federally registered to the washington redskins saying they're disparaging to native americans at their respective times they were registered. >> it's a lightning rod. this is a perfect storm. i think change is inevitable and at this point the resistance doesn't make sense. now you have an additional economic reason to move forward. >> and the tidal wave of mounting social and political pressure to lose the name, experts say this landmark decision ratchets up the pressure even more and if the ruling is upheld after the appeals process, legal analysts say it would make it harder for the team to claim owne

roy, remove the name washington just call them the redskins, the name washington is a disgrace.ogues, harry reid can be their mascot, the washington republicans in honor of reid. then the irs, most powerful government agency on planet loses e-mails this gets worse, it happened before. pam, not buying it one bit. cal, hey, irs, i lost all my records sorry, we'll see how far you get with that cal. jeff, neil, you bone head, if anyone wants irs e-mails ask nsa for them. well despite your cheap shot, i think that is brilliant. but don't expect irs commissioner to acol nize for this -- apologize for this. >> what i didn't hear in that was an apology to this committee. >> i don't believe an e-mail is owed. neil: oh, no you didn't. rick unger did not see reason for an apology either. just another air grand stupid democrat that thinks it is okay that the democrats break the laws and smile about it like edcot. -- idiot. lee, writes, wouldn'tlois' hard drive crash cause all e-mails to be lost, how is this they can produce e-mails to internal irs folks but not external individuals, a hard

the ntsb will be investigating the cause of the crash. >>> the head of the washington redskins says them is not changing its team after a board ruled today it is disparaging of native americans. >> reporter: today's decision puts new pressure on the washington redskins to change the team's name. the ruling comes in a case that started 20 years ago amid criticism from political, religious and sports figures who say it is time for a change. supporters of a name change hailed the decision. >> dan schneider may be the last person to realize this. >> reporter: today's move doesn't force dan schneider or the team to boon the name but it would make it more difficult to protect financial interests connected to it. it would be harder to go after other groups that present the redskins logo. this is the second time they issued an opinion in the case. a similar ruling was over turned in 2003. the redskins attorney said today's ruling will have no effect at all on the ownership of and right to use the redskins name and logo. we are confident we will prevail once again. >> in my opinion the "r" word

but the washington redskins says he is being respectful to the native americans but says it will nevernge. joe vasquez, kpix5. >> just many the past year, several newspapers including the chronicle have decided not to use the r word in their coverage. >>> a couper tee know high school's -- were changed to a jew on the caption of the photo. a fellow team member admitted to planting the false name for the jewish student. >> i think it was an inappropriate action that was taken for the student. i don't think it should have happened but i think it is being blown out of prop portion in a sense. because it wasn't really antsy metic feelings. >> calling the student out of the team is different as not being part of the team in the same way that everyone else was was the kind of thing that is very painful. >> 1500 yearbooks already went to print. the school reprinted small sticky labels with the boy's corrected name to add to the picture. >>> the search is on for a cal student missing in el dorado county. vernon "cody" matthews has been missing since friday. he had been staying at a cabin alone

their message, change the name of the washington redskins.tvu's allie rasmus explains why tribal leaders say now is the time. >> forgotten. indian. >> reporter: the 60 second ad features a montage of native indians and old photographs. >> native americans call themselves many things. >> reporter: and ends with this condemnation. >> the one thing they don't -- >> the change the mascot ad is a shortened shortened version of a video produced by the native american council of indians. >> in my opinion the r word is as much a slur as the n word. >> reporter: paid for the tv spot to air during the nba finals. >> it seems that right now people are willing to listen and to see our point of view on these issues. >> reporter: in this interview provided by the tribe their chairman explains the brutal or -- oár -- origins of the word the washington team came to be. >> it was a vehicle for people to bring the victims into an officer so they could collect a bounty. >> reporter: tribal officials did not tell us how much the ad would cost. a 60 second ad in

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patent office canceling the washington redskins trademark registration.the patent office calling the football team's name disparaging to native-americans. john terret joins us with more. >> this story won't go away. powerful people want the redskins name changed and it's happening slowly. we saw the president speak up against it and harry reid. we've seen 100 senators or 50 senators, whatever it was, writing to say, you got to change the name. now the u.s. patent and trademark office canceling six of the new patents applied for by the redskins team. they say it's disparaging to native-americans, and therefore they can't support it. it was filed on behalf of five native-americans before the board. does it mean they have to change their name? no, it doesn't. it limits the amount of money the redskins and nfl can make. it hits the wallets, but it's worth making the point, del, this happened on no fewer than 11 occasions in 1992, and the redskins have won on appeal. it's another indication when you add in the president, harry reid and the senate letter and ot

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the washington redskins. the u.s. patent office says the name is disparaging to native americans.d. >> reporter: what it means is anybody who's not affiliated with the redskins can still print up posters and t-shirts and jerseys and sell them and not share the profits because the trademark is no longer protected. now, the redskins were hit with a similar ruling back in 1999 but it was thrown out on appeal and attorneys say they will also appeal this decision and expect to win. but for now, critics of the redskin logo and democratic lawmakers are cheering this decision with harry reid saying this. listen. >> daniel styer says it's about can tradition. what tradition? racism? >> reporter: as for owner dan snyder he's not yet issued a statement. blew off the question this morning. he has long vowed not to change the name. the nfl has also not given a statement, but the league has previously cited polls that show the vast majority of native americans are not offended by the name redskins. and over the past 25 years, we should note many colleges, many high schools have dropped the reds

alex says it's even worse when herriot repos off on the washington redskins and going off on saving ourld you feel differently if they were named the washington greasy italians? well, you just shot your argument with the greasy italian comment. and by the way, i am not greasy. and jeremiah said the thing about changing political winds as the politicians keep shifting and they can't keep up with themselves. i have no idea what you're talking about, but i agree wholeheartedly. and one thing is for certain, that he will always be made fun of, so don't be expecting harry reid to come to your defense on the senate floor. just saying. and patricia writes that you are the man, we love the show. and another says a number can write to compliment you, but thanks for giving charles payne his own fresh show. you are just a little bit hotter though, and doesn't kill charles payne. and what do you mean by a little bit? >> anyway, sometimes you sound like a 7-year-old. well, sometimes you write like . coming up next is lou dobbs. lou: it evening, everyone from a , a number of developing stories at thi

the future is uncertain for the name of the washington redskins. the u.s. patent office canceled the trademark. how players are reacting this morning. >> and a tourist snaps a photo of something spooky over in alcatraz. what do you city there? we'll tell you when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, board voted to >>> the washington redskins face pressure to change their name. the u.s. patent office's trademark board voted to cancel the team's trademark recommendstration. marlie hall has more on the decision and now how the players are reacting. >>> reporter: at a redskins practice yesterday, players kept football first. after getting word the u.s. patent office ruled the team's name is disparaging to native americans. >> our job as players is to focus on what we can on this field day in and day out. >> reporter: it's a victory for native americans, who have lobbied for decades to get the team to change its name. >> very good news. this is a culmination of many, many years of advocacy that's led to a very strong and positive decision for all native people. >> repor

patent and trademark office cancels its protection of the washington redskins team name. they called it disparaging of native americans in a 2-1 decision. it is a huge blow in the lucrative business of nfl merchandise. they'll keep the trademark during an almost certain appeal process. the team faced similar circumstances in the past and prevailed in keeping the name. >>> joe camel all over again? e-cigarette companies under fire on capitol hill. reps from the tobacco industry disputing claims that e-cigs are marketed to kids, despite flavors like cherry crush, chocolate tree, peachy keen and ice berry. senator jay rockefeller. >> simply stated, children and teens should not be guinea pigs as we await more conclusive research. >>> elsewhere on the hill, the annual congressional women's softball game. nbc's own andrea mitchell doing some play-by-play, but perhaps the best part of the game came before it even started. former congresswoman gabby giffords threw out the first pitch. she had fighting words, though, for rapper 50 cent, whose abysmal first pitch made headlines la

it is included right here in the bay area, the home of the washington redskins. the growing push, redskins are remaining insisting, they will not change that name and they say they have always shown respect to the legacy and traditions of native americans. >>> the battle of selling the l.a. clippers is going to court. shelly inn tends to ask a probate court to verify her standing saying she had the right to sell the clippers for $2 billion. two dollars say he is mentally incapacitated which give her full control over the trust. he agreed to the sale but now pulled the support and he called the nba a band of hypocrites and bullies. >>> they are including electronic cigarettes. >> ban enclosed is within 0 feet of entrances. they are requiring them to have a retailer benefit. public spaces recreational areas and public events has come from out door deaning. >>> and the fate fatal shooting of oscar grant. who is set to testify in this civil rights lawsuit. >>> and there is a new twist involving the car accident involving major major, how -- mayor jean quan and they we

. >>> developing right now a big victory for native americans pushing to have the washington redskins nicknamed change. today u.s. patent and trademark office ruled the name is disparage to go native americans and ordered the team's six federal trademarks get canceled but washington redskins officials say that the name will stay, despite that ruling. the issue has spark plenty of debate. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry spoke to the local native american community leader and did some sports fans about today's ruling. >> it is inn salting. >> reporter: reverend john norwood used strong words to describe a racially charged word. he have is a councilman with the lenape tribal nation. norwoodies pleased the federal trademark board ruled that the redskins name is disparaging to native americans. >> it has a painful history associated with it that is not taught in the schools. >> reporter: he believes that their redskins and tribal mascots are offensive. >> people dressed up in mock, the indians using stereotypes always insulting to us. sometimes using articles of regale use that ar

the washington redskins had their logo trademark revoked.megyn kelly you see her at 9 p.m. eastern time. we have to do this every night. it's cafned depressing with all the people that gave up their lives and limbs in iraq to see what's happening now i just heard with colonel hunt and shaffer a lot of opposing points of view on it over the past few nights. has any view of the iraq al qaeda situation impressed you? i it was interesting to see hear -- it was interesting take. he says we shouldn't go back because you have to want freedom and love freedom and he they don't. they are getting up and walk away. >> that's basically true. as i pointed out in my brilliant talking points memo which i'm sure you will see a little bit later on two issues here. there is iraq fighting iraq. sunni, she a, which i agree with beck, we stay way away from that. >> right. >> then there is the al qaeda army going for the u.s.a., israel, and other countries. >> right. >> we can't avoid that. >> the left argues that that's happening in places all around the globe.

stripping the washington redskins of their name. other companies could be free manufacture and sell merchandise like team shirts shorts and coffee mugs potentially denting redskins and nfl profits. one of the native americans who brought the original case eight years ago said it's a great victory for native americans and for all americans. i hope this ruling brings us a step closer to that inevitable day when the name of the washington football team will be changed. the team's not too worried, the patent and trademark office has done this almost a dozen times in the last two decades. the redskins got their name back on appeal and they plan an appeal now too. the board cancelled the redskins trademark registrations. reversed the board. >> this is the nfl best of any professional sports league of protecting its properties. you're going osee other owners maybe putting pressure on the redskins. however the mark for redskins is worth almost $150 million. i don't think they're going to give that up that quick. >> reporter: nonetheless, fir

right now, a new ruling hits the washington redskins where it hurts in the wallet. will this be enough to finally convince the team to change its name? >>> hello, i'm whole reporting from washington. we start with new details on a possible american response in iraq, as the pentagon is now reviewing a list of potential isis targets in iraq. let's bring in our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. does this mean the u.s. is closer to deciding on air strikes in iraq? >> by all accounts, wolf, the president has not made a decision. officials across the administration telling tim sciutto, our white house team and here at the pentagon no decision has been made about air strikes. here's what we do know at this hour. a draft list of targets has been drawn up. it is being reviewed at the highest levels of the u.s. military. very important to say draft list of targets. it will be reviewed. it will be analyzed. it will be tweaked. it willing changed. all of this depends on the president, of course, giving any order to go ahead with air strikes. but the military has to be ready

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♪ mattress discounters >>> could the end be near for the washington redskins name? the u.s. patent office canceling six trademarks belonging to the team saying they are offensive to native americans. the redskins will appeal the decision. they have already won a previous appeal on the matter and the new appeal could take years. reporters questioned washington redskins players about the name at the team practice facility yesterday. most didn't want to comment, but wide receiver santana moss weighed in asking why this is an issue now. >> if all these years this is how i look at it, all these years, now it's a problem. that's the only thing i ask myself. after that i leave it alone. i'm wondering what makes it so offensive now than it was when it first generated whoever brung it up the first time. >> cnn sports andy shoals in atlanta centennial park at a look at what fans across the nation are saying, andy. what are they saying? >> you know, don, the movement to get the washington redskins to change the name is really ramped up over the fast few years but polling still