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, and kind of explained the way the nfl is set up. the nfl itself does qualify because they are essentially promoting the interests of the 32 member teams which are for-profit organizations obviously. >> that is the rub here and that is why a number of people are raised justifiable concerns about whether the nfl shouldld qualify for tax exempt status. because as i know and everyone in our practice knows in order to qualify for status c status you have to promote a profession as a whole. here if the industry is defined as 32 teams, it's not like the u.s. 10 ni tennis association, y have the high-profile events,ile but they are also very, very active at promoting tennis at all ages. that is more of a traditionaliol sporting league that promotes as entire industry. here where there's a closeda circuit and no one can join that club, that is a justifiable concern.co >> in recent years the nfl has made an effort, you have the nfl play program and these things ts reach out to communities and get things involved in the experience and all of t

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that might be the point into gaming and the deal with the nfl, exclusive deal with nfl and there is a lot of opportunity to bring in the new audience. stuart: you really think that is the next big thing? another x box? >> visit their grandparents. and a x box in the living room and he is going to say x box, turn on the game and instantly jump to the football game that is on. x box, play halo and jump to halo and everyone is looking at it. this is pretty cool. with google glass personally i feel uncomfortable wearing it. i don't think my friends will see me wearing as smart watches, the size, also battery life, charge that every single night, lives in your living room and dominate every device you have. stuart: got three big new things, google glass, smart watch and the x box 1. melissa frances, would you buy any of them? melissa: i wouldn't buy any of them. i am sorry. maybe that makes me the biggest key to of all but the glasses, i don't want to wear those, the watch -- you do look fabulous. stuart: wearing a google glass. >> like i am never -- stuart: why are you laughing at the sit

the nfl, you mentioned the insurers, nfl suing insurers. where does that stand? >> there's a key hearing tomorrow about two blocks from here at the supreme court. the judge could allow discovery to go forward. insurers want to go forward. they want to know what did the nfl know about concussion risks and when did they know it, exactly? if the insurers can prove they knew about this, they can make the argument they don't have to cover it. if it gets to the point i believe where the nfl is forced to turn over these do you mean, i have to imagine like with the players, they will settle. >> tom makes a very good point. you no ewhat you are into when you step on that that field. do you think the league has invested enough in people's safety, especially as they get bigger and faster, are they doing enough in. >> i think they are doing as much as they can. they have a lot of money eninto these players. it's astronomically difficult when they get hurt. they have a long history making them as protected as possible. they are incentived to do that. they are getting more att

the nfl is enacting a tough policy this season. mike is standing by. tell us about the security measures people are going to be facing? >> i'll be glad to. here in east rutherford, new jersey, the jets and buccaneers will kick off. all the fans will be affected by the security and bag check policy. this will do two things - make stadiums safer and ex-peediate the fans entering the stadium and get in faster. no bag larger than the size of your hand, unless they are transparent will be allowed into the stadium. we show you some jets' fans streaming in. many are already aware of the new policy, with the exception of medical devices - no bags, larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches will be allowed inside any stadium. the league policy prohints coolers, brief -- prohibits coolers, briefcases, bags - we spoke to them to get thoughts on the policy. >> it's good. it saves time. you can see everything is nice and clear. it prevents anybody from bringing anything else in. that's all it's about - having a good time and rooting on the jets and having safet

the nfl has stepped up. they did not acknowledge or admit any wrongdoing, which is very important in this whole thing. this was essentially like a case against a tobacco company for saying, you are withholding and hiding the harm all this time. the nfl has not acknowledged that at all. so that's good. >> so $765 million is small. >> this is a $9 billion a year industry. it's less than 10% of their revenue just for 2013. this is spread out over 17 years. it is not really financially significant to the league over the long term. i think the question is, and this settlement does not address this and not yet has addressed this, can this sport be fundamentally safe to play? at the high school level, at the college level, at the nfl level. can the changes that have been made or future changes make the sport safe? that is still to be determined. >> when you have the president of the united states who looks at all this and says, i wouldn't want my kid playing football, it makes me wonder how many other parents out t

>> nfl? >> that's right. thousands went to the inner harbor for the nfl kickoff event to watch the ravens in denver. unfortunately they lost. >>> and football fans, listen up. forbes asked this question. is it legal to play fantasy football for money? in most cases, playing for money is entirely legal under federal law, but since states look at the law differently, you should consult your local laws. so hopefully you have a good team this year. >> football season is upon us. >>> we turn back to one of the top stories. congressional debate on syria. joining me now from our washington bureau is kevin surilli. a lot of analysts are predicting that the resolution will fail in the house. the president is trying to shore up international support overseas. he has said he reserves the right to proceed regardless of the circumstances, but is there any way he could really launch a strike without support from the international community or congress? >> it would be a remarkable turn of events if he did. i think that it w

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it is a drop in the bucket for the nfl. makes $3 billion a year. the plaintiff attorneys got a lot of money out of this. didnfl is insulated, and it it by exploiting the fact that these people are hurting and wanted a quick settlement, and it was threatening six or seven years of litigation. >> it also threatens the "frontline" documentary at the past. >> absolutely. upn has pulled out. we -- espn has pulled out. we will now have to see if it impacts contract. >> the judge did not have to buy it at iop will not. i am with you, throw it out. >> the story is not complete. >> 2-wood be the first ever to stand up to the nfl. >> -- he would be the first person to stand up to the nfl. >> last word. see you next week. ♪ ♪ >> a very warm welcome to the european journal, coming to you from dw studios in brussels. here is what we have for you today. how i controversial blogger -- a controversial blogger. protesting against mining. italy, no more fun on the piazza at night. russia's capit

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the nfl case against her is on going. the league demands she pays $1.5 million in fines and make a public apology. arguing her offensive middle finger happened in flagrant disregard for the nfl brand and the super bowl. they say she broke an agreement to maintain the league's wholesomeness and she did it for publicity. she admits though that the suit has merit. >> it is a massive waste of time. it is a massive waste of money. it is a massive display of powerful corporations [bleep] shaking. they want me on my knees to say sorry so they can slap me on my wrists. >> she twisted a link to a video of tennessee titans owner bud adams flipping a a bird in 2009 writing, quote, is it okay when it comes from him? speaking of snaps. >> apologize. we were going to show a cat video there, but it was in that boat. >> oh, r.i.p. cat. >> that is a lot of money, $1.5 million. imagine if you did that in a live pageant. what would happen? >> the thing is you sign a contract. if you do something that goes against everything you signed which

it is a drop in the bucket for the nfl. makes $3 billion a year. the plaintiff attorneys got a lot of money out of this. didnfl is insulated, and it it by exploiting the fact that these people are hurting and wanted a quick settlement, and it was threatening six or seven years of litigation. >> it also threatens the "frontline" documentary at the past. >> absolutely. upn has pulled out. we -- espn has pulled out. we will now have to see if it impacts contract. >> the judge did not have to buy it at iop will not. i am with you, throw it out. >> the story is not complete. >> 2-wood be the first ever to stand up to the nfl. >> -- he would be the first person to stand up to the nfl. >> last word. see you next week. ♪ >>> from washington, the mclaughlin group, the american original, for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >> issue one, labor pains. much of president obama's focus has been on the middle class and quote/unquote, better bargain. in terms of education, living standards and most notably, jobs. president obam

all of sudden, nfl replace. direct tv has big nfl package, 37 million homes and 300 twitter users around the word. get as cut of ad sales and promoting its own stuff with replays. melissa: bruce, this revolutionary. this is a man who knows all about the advertising dollars. 10 million to start. this seems like opens the door to a bunch of different things. >> absolutely you heard the word already, 700 million users. 700 million sets of eyeballs and they have all the option to watch what the nfl wants to put out there. it is what twitter is doing to demonstrate, yes, in fact they can create revenue and this ipo will be a blockbuster. melissa: dennis, this is the question, they announce this before the ipo to get more people excited i guess. wouldn't it be better to announce it afterwards? facebook, does ipo. goes down. crashs. >> you want demand beforehand. you want highest price at open, and price the thing and get es most cash to use it. they have 580 million annual revenue. it will be a billion dollars forecas

the nfl season kicking off officially tonight on nbc. two ex-nfl players weighing in on the action on the field as well as the street. don't touch that remote. back in a moment with more closing bell. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and then another. and another. and if you do it. and your friends do it. and their friends do it... soon we'll be walking our way to awareness, support and an end to alzheimer's disease. and that? that would be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. register at alz.org >>> student loans no longer making the loan for banks. >> jpmorgan chase is the latest to exit the private loan industry, sending a memo to participating schools, effective october 12 it won't be accepting new applications for these private loans. the memo says chase will work to process any loan submitted before october 12th. chase will stop disbursing loans on march 15 of the last year. borrowers seek these private loans for tuition and costs that federal aid doesn't cover. the loan comes with str

the nfl season started out with a bang. but it was in the form of lightning that delayed the opener by about a half hour. once the action got under way, raven joe flacco connect forward the first score of the game for the defending super bowl champs. ravens running back ray rice also got on the board, but then denver quarterback peyton manning poured it on with seven touchdown passes, tying the league record. and the brn cos get payback for last season's playoff loss to baltimore. broncos 49, ravens, 27. >>> we got some guys that will compete. julius thomas, really his first nfl game. a couple awesome touchdown plays. along with wes welker. he's as good as we thought he was. our defense can answer the bell without some of the top guns. those guys got a lot of pride. tip my hats off to them against a good offense. that was pretty impressive. >> peyton was impressive also. >>> a fight broke out during a philadelphia eagles practice as controversial wide receiver riley cooper tangles with cooper. earlier in camp, cooper used a

the nfl kicks off the season in denver tonight right here on nbc. we'll take you there for a preview next. >>> what would you pay for this? 118-carat white diamond. >> ten bucks. >> no, much more than that. details in two minutes. >>> in colorado where marijuana is legal, a pro-pot group put up a big billboard near mile high stadium urging the league to change its drug policies. and that's where the nfl's 2013 season begins tonight here on nbc. the hometown broncos taking on super bowl champion baltimore ravens. nbc's leanne gregg is live in denver. good morning. what do you expect it to be like tonight? >> reporter: good morning, betty. tonight's matchup will be a classic. the denver broncos hosting the super bowl champion baltimore ravens. the last time the two teams met was a double overtime playoff showdown. that was last year. the ravens won, 38-35, in one of the most memorable games in nfl playoff history. and one of the most watched. now the broncos are hoping to avenge that loss on the big stage of the season opener. by tradition this game s

and what the nfl deemed, repeated of violations of nfl safety rules prohibiting hits to the head and neck area of players. this appeal will allow goldson to play on sunday against the nfl patriots. and other news to pass along regarding fines. bernard pole ard, and andre johnson, and kareem jackson also find in that same game for his hit on kendall wright. >> reporter:? >> and receiver, brand an merriwether, he knocked himself out of the same game later when he hit running back, james starks. >>> now that we're through the first two weeks of the season, we're starting to see teams develop their identities as contenders or pretenders. and one of those seem to be the 0 and 2 buccaneers. fort williams telegram, who would be more likely to lead tampa bay? >> you got to give a coach more than two years. josh freeman, on the other hand, he's in the last year of his contract, and there was the story that he would ask for a trade before the deadline next month. and whether that's true or not, he's making his way ou out of t. he has four touchdowns and 11 receptions. 335 passing yards this se

it is week two of the nfl season. our weekly feature, "playing the game" where two former nfl players become wall street pros turn big skin profit into a profit. joining me is phil, and in his prior life played wide receiver for a number of nfl teams, including the new york giants, where he scored a touchdown in super bowl xxi. scott brunner, one-time quarterback of the giants. although the two were not teammates. now executive vice president and partner with net worth management. good to see you, guys. >> we actually did overlap. >> we did, yeah. >> okay, great. >> we had a summer together. >> okay, the summer together. phil -- >> we went to summer camp. like sleep-away camp for old people. >> sure. phil w all the rule changes protecting players on offense, you think you guys would be able to suit up and play today, don't you? >> maria, i'm very impressed. in fact, if this gig doesn't work out for you, there's probably a job for you as a color analyst in the nfl. >> thank you. >> you're right. you're right, maria. th

the wait is over as the nfl season kicks off on nbc. and stubs attack, an alaska honorary mayor mauled by a mutt. we'll have his condition straight ahead. >>> good morning. i'm mara schiavocampo. all eyes are on the g-20 summit and what's shaping up to be a national showdown. just minutes ago he boarded air force one headed to saint petersburg, russia. the crisis in syria will likely dominate part of the agenda. wednesday, the senate foreign relations committee passed a key hurdle, but now the president faces a fierce debate in the house as he also rallies worldwide support for military action in syria. nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: a sharply divided senate foreign relations committee voted to support the president, 10-7, but added time limits. 90 days for military action and to satisfy john mccain, the white house has to deliver a strategy for syria within 30 days. the house was even tougher as members are asking the question voters are asking, why? >> why is it always america out front?

she says, nfl? really? when you have players going off every week and making statements. >> i remember it. >> do you remember it? >> i do. >> m.i.a. is not going down quietly. should be an interesting fight. >> thanks. >> you can watch e-news at 7:00 week nights. >>> up next, we are showing o my asthma's under control. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. real fruit plus real nuts plus real multigrains equals real delicious! quaker real medleys, your on-the-go burst of goodness! quaker up. and light 50, with just 50 calories, both with no added sugar. with so many tasty flavors,

we are talking with that reunion in the nfl. >>> a couple guys successful in college both on the nfl but on opposite sides of the field. as they stand five years go. little did they know at the time that they will not only turn stanford in for level but also makes themselves to the nfl's hot test cannot teus. today the coach and quarterback united again. now we will jump all over the ball. the colts are up and then on the bootleg. seal the victory over the former mentor and the minors. 20-7 was the final. in new york a meeting of two rookie kw*bs hoping djmanu hr e and the bills. they gut 28-yard draw. now it's 2012. manuel takes for 33-yard touchdown. the billless go to a two-point conversion and looking to tie the score. they will make it 2-0. on the jet's next possession. they take two plays to respond. smith delivered a beautiful pass to antonio holmes and 69-yards later. jets are pack on top. they will win 27-20. in miami the surprising miami dolphinless have a 10-0 lead before they have the dolphins on the board with a five-yard touchdown run. in the second end zone pass of the

he's just the sixth nfl quarterback to ever throw that many. the last guy to do it, joe capp of the minnesota vibings 44 years ago. sorry to bring up painful memories for our baltimore fans. capp lit up for those six scores. manning becomes just the first player in nfl history to throw for six or more touchdowns in a game on three separate occasions. we have more on mannings demolition of the defending superbowl champs. >> the denver broncos waited 236 days to get revenge against the baltimore ravens. once the team finally got going on the offensive front there in the second half scoring 28 unanswered points to start the second half is when we saw the full arsenal on display with peyton manning at the helm. he tied an envelope record with seven touchdown passes, joining five other players in doing so. he had two touchdown passes each to thomas and welker. >> you never know what's going to happen in a game. i felt like we had to keep scoring. baltimore is an explosive offense, and our defense never relaxed. they kept bringing the heat that i tho

is that going to come from the nfl or the 49ers? >> the nfl. these kind of penalties don't take shape until much later, after the judicial system has had a chance to run its course. they might have him on the field for a long time before the nfl makes a move on this matter. >> the team has to have limits. how close are they to those limits right now? >> i think the threshold for the amount of patience a team has with a player is in direct correlation to how good that player performs on the field. we're talking about a player who is one of the absolute super stars of the league. alden smith has more sacs than any player in the history of the nfl since the sac became an official statistic. the 49ers still want alden smith to be a long-term member of this team because he is such a dynamic player. they need him to be a better guy by doing things right off the field. >> thanks very much for taking the time to talk to us. we want to know what you the viewers think. should alden smith be allowed to play on sunday? call or text in your response. press

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why do players in the nfl love this? >> they love it because it is breathable, it is conformable, stretchable and very lightweight. >> competing with some other big companies out there like nike and under armour. show me how this works. you will show me how this process works. you compete with the big boys but a lot of nfl players choose your pads. >> well i think they ours over the years they're very familiar with it. they have been wearing it for years. what the equipment managers really like about it how durable it is. >> i was going to say it lasts and the fact that it moves, look at these little honeycombs. and bob, this is proprietary technology. it is not a single pad like the old pad used to be, right? >> right. up to hundreds of separate pads. and that is the secret to it. they can move individually so they conform to your body and they're very comfortable. >> i want to show people what that looks like. look at stocks of some of your competitors out there. you know, sometimes the nfl doesn't even let you put you

his nfl career may be over, the third team in just 18 months now to cut him loose. ron mott is here with more on that. man. >> someone once said all good things must come to an end. tim tebow has had had some very good and some very bad moments in the national football league. believe it or not for all of you doubters out there, he is still not ready to hang up his cleats. his jerseys are big seles no matter blue, green, or blue again. his signature pose, tebowing, became a national sensation. tebow mania on late night punch lines. ♪ the gop is saying no, no, no they should find something new to know like tim tebow ♪ >> reporter: and his gosh darn it christensen trick attitude in the face of adversity has made him a fan favorite, a role model's role model. >> it's an honor for all of you to show up to hear me say a few words today. >> reporter: but tim tebow's struggles as an nfl quarterback have put him back on the unemployment line. >> for new england, tebow crumb ms -- >> reporter: leaving some to wonder whether the t-train has been derailed one final time. s

hope you enjoyed it and we have a tour around the nfl coming up. stick around. >> i like he had dinner with his family. >> that's right. >> thank you, shu ?ie. we have more on our developing news. a brushfire continues to burn in mount diablo state park near clayton. lilian kim has a live update. lilian? >> behind the ridge is where the fire is still active. so far 800 to a thousand acres have burned and it is only 10% contained. the crews hope to make progress when the humidity is higher and the temperatures are lower. sky 7hd captured images of the fire shortly after it broke out around 1:00 this afternoon. the fire started along morgan territory road on the eastside of mount diablo. evacuation orders were put in place for oak hill lane, curry point and curry canyon road. one resident saw firsthand how quickly the fire was moving. >> it was a small amount of smoke rete across the street from us -- right across the street from us. the fire trucks went up to that area and they were working on it. and then this whole other area broke out. >> startin

so bringing nfl, ge, and ourselves. so the role that we're playing with the challenge that kicks off today helps challenge dot-com. people can find out lots of information about it. but the idea is basically three parts. first and foremost we want to be able to challenge people with money raised up to $10 million in total, to challenge everyone in the environment, beyond just ge and under armour but to challenge people to come back and find solutions. number one, to help identify measuring the problem. number two is there any idea for safety. and number three it's things like the commissioner mentioned earlier about heads-up football. how can we do this through education and training and learning from a really very young age. so there's three parts to it and i think we're really excited about what that's going to mean. >> charlie, we're excited about -- this is our second initiative. we started with g e.on diagnostic equipment and trying to identify. we had an overwhelming reaction on a worldwide basis. over 125 countri

nfl game. these are guys who got cut in the preseason games, like we'll see tonight and tomorrow night, for me, it's hard to believe that guys who played in pop warner, high school and college, the idea they had a cup of coffee in the nfl and they're going to sue and sayheir brain damage occurred there, it's hard for me to believe, the guys who played in the strike in 1997, backup quarterbacks and kickers, they surd this brain injury, the ironic thing is, they're hurting every league they're not suing. youth football was 6%. if they go down 6 .. they're not going to last. >> that's such an important thing. i'm thinking, when you say it's easy, it's hard for these people toelieve that suing the nfl is going to have -- it's easy to understand that because it's such a massive revenue generator. when it comes to pop warner and the kids then you have a problem. so, what do you think should happen? >> well, i think there are a lot of parents that think they'r signing their kids up for brain damage be

"fox nfl sunday." >> yeah. >> jimmy: you do. that's this weekend. >> yeah, that's this weekend. >> jimmy: and it's gonna be in new york. >> in new york city. >> jimmy: oh, that's what i'm talking. [ cheers and applause ] everything's coming back. >> everything's coming back. >> jimmy: everthing's coming back to new york city. "the tonight show." >> we're doing the super bowl. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we're doing the super bowl here in new york. >> jimmy: that's right. >> so, since the season ends in new york, we're gonna start it in new york. so we're gonna film here in times square. somewhere in times square. and it's gonna be great to open up the season right here in the greatest city. >> jimmy: what do you think of the super bowl? because i heard -- you hear this whole thing about a farmers' almanac or something? >> yeah. it's cold -- it's cold -- as a player, i'd play you right here to win a ring. i mean, seriously. >> jimmy: me? >> you want to do it, right here? >> jimmy: no, no, no. i don't want to do it, no. you win. you win. n

russell wilson's father played in the nfl in preseason with san diego back in 1980. he actually caught a touchdown pass in a preseason game. his dad, of course, was his hero. he died of diabetes a couple of years ago. his sister is a tremendous high school basketball player. meanwhile, the 49ers right now, ray mcdonald is the guy who is down and he has been in and out of the game all night long. >> cris: it's one thing when you get beat but another when you start losing your star players and ray mcdonald is one of those really unsung heroes on this football team. they do so much along the defensive line. he and justin smej and now glenn dorsey, they keep those linebackers free. they allow patrick willis and navorro bow plan to rman to run sideline-to-sideline. >> al: a situation where seattle would have had to punt and the neck thing you know, they get a first down and a touchdown. ensuing series. another look here. >> cris: right there it is. see what happens. on the back of that knee. you talk to any of these linebackers, though, especially bowman and willis, about

week one of the nfl season in the books. here is what we know, raiders could be >>> this is abc 7 news. >> president obama plans to take a sales pitch for attacking syria straight to the people this week. he will sit down about six different tv networks. the president will also speak to the nation directly during prime time address on tuesday. the goal is to convince skeptical americans that ba shir al-assad killed his own citizens with chemical weapons. he believes they need to send a message. >> that endangerous our national security. i just wish the president laid this out better. i wish co-quit backing away from his own red line and i wish he was more after commander-in-chief than a community organizer. >> some of president obama's critics believe there isn't yuf enough evidence to justify an attack by the u.s. >> activists played music outside the home of dianne feinstein in san francisco. veterans for peace organized the demonstration. they hope to convince dianne feinstein that the u.s. should stay out of syria. 80% o

the summer home of ex-nfl star, brian holloway. the former patriots and raiders player was in florida and knew nothing about it. holloway's son tipped his dad off after seeing those photos on social media. among them, this picture of a teen standing on a table the former nfl player bought with his super bowl money. >> i can't believe it. we just broke in the house. this is amazing. >> reporter: holloway takes us through the home, showing us the estimated $20,000 in damage. the ten smashed windows and glass doors. holes punched through walls. all of that graffiti. show me where all of this damage was. >> that window was completely kicked out. >> reporter: police are investigating. but holloway did his own sleuthing. he tracked down 220 of the kids, posting all those party picture tweets online, hoping the teens will repent and learn a valuable lesson about drinking and vandalism. >> it just went to a whole different level. >> reporter: holloway says some of their parents have threatened him. but in an open letter, he writes, i know

so has any 0-3 nfl team ever made it to the super bowl? the answer when "early today" returns. >>> all right, take a look. before the break we asked, has any 0-3 nfl team made it to the super bowl? and the answer is, no. yes, i thought it might have been a yes. it is a no. although the 2007 giants who were 0-2 did win the super bowl. now, let's get the latest in sports. nfl week three getting right to sunday night football. shall we? bears versus the steelers. big ben with this pick in the second. major wright runs it in for a 38-yard touchdown. roefrts under pressure loses the ball and peppers with a return ed with a 42-yard fumble return touchdown. the undefeated bears win it, 40-23. the steelers are 0-3. >>> 27-7, colin kaepernick throws an interception to end the game. over to the lions and redskins now. detroit gives themselves a comfortable lead with a comfortable pass, megatron, calvin johnson. and a last-second hail mary by rg3 is -- watch it, watch it -- does he get it? no, deflected. check this out. right there in the end zone. l

he's just the sixth nfl quarterback to ever throw that many. the last guy to do it, joe capp 44 years ago of the minnesota vikings. cap lit up the coats back in 1969 for those six scores. manning becomes just the first player in nhl history to throw for six or more touchdowns in a game on three separate occasions. our own michael bother witness to this. he's got more on manning's demolition of the defending superbowl champs. >> the denver broncos waited 236 days to get revenge. once that team finally got going on the offensive front in the second half scoring 28 unanswered points, we saw the full arsenal on display with peyton manning at the helm. he ties an nfl record with seven touchdown passes, joining five other players in doing so. he had two touchdown passes each to julius thomas, wes welker and da marius thomas. >> you never know what's going to happen in the game. i felt we had to scene scoring. baltimore is an exploding offense and our defense never relaxed. they kept bringing the heat in thought they did a good job playing, answering

hope you enjoyed it and we have a tour around the nfl coming up. stick around. >> i like he had dinner with his family. >> that's right. >> thank you, shu ?ie. we have more on our developing news. a brushfire continues to burn in mount diablo state park near clayton. lilian kim has a live update. lilian? >> behind the ridge is where the fire is still active. so far 800 to a thousand acres have burned and it is only 10% contained. the crews hope to make progress when the humidity is higher and the temperatures are lower. sky 7hd captured images of the fire shortly after it broke out around 1:00 this afternoon. the fire started along morgan territory road on the eastside of mount diablo. evacuation orders were put in place for oak hill lane, curry point and curry canyon road. one resident saw firsthand how quickly the fire was moving. >> it was a small amount of smoke rete across the street from us -- right across the street from us. the fire trucks went up to that area and they were working on it. and then this whole other area broke out. >> startin

he was fourth in the nfl last season. he didn't do that especially early in that game, and then the turnovers. he only had five interceptions last season, two in his hitter 14 throws the other night. >> you have an interesting article coming out tomorrow about johnny manziel's future as an nfl quarterback. do league leaders think hing as effective on the pro level? >> he's a very interesting prospect. only two guys were drafted in the third round that were under 6'2" in the modern era. he could join that elite class. i talked to six nfl scouts anonymously and four think he is a first round pick. the concerns are obvious. we talked about his size, his arm strength is another, and then of course the off field issues. he's going to have to address those if and when he comes out. everyone expects him to come out after this season. i think he's probably going to. doug flutie said he sees a lot of himself in manziel. we're going to find out maybe as soon as this time next year. >> that's it for sports. auh find several times in

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and monday night madness in the nfl. ross will be hear with more on tonight's doubleheader. >>> welcome back to al jazeera, i'm tony harris in new york. new gun rules in iowa have left some people literally scratching their heads. blind residents are allowed to get gun permits. some law enforcement officials say it is a dangerous idea. to discuss how people with visual difficulties can operation guns safety, is sachin. good to talk to you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, tony is. >> can i ask the obvious question, first? please? >> go ahead. >> forgive me. you are completely blind. why are you a gun owner? >> well, i enjoy the sporting of gun for recreation, so i go target shooting. >> how -- how do you do that? >> well, the way i've -- the way i've gone about it is i have a camera -- a [ inaudible ] camera that i used to mount behind the scope of a gun which sends a live feed to an ipad or an iphone, which a friend or someone can tell me what they are seeing on the live feed and kind of give me direction on -- p

nfl have and the inked a deal where you can watch nfl highlights and other videoss on twitter, and embedded in tha tweet, there's going to be videe advertisement as well. in the end everybody makes money but this is a revenue generator for twitter.ter. they are looking to go public, that is expected in november on the new york stock exchange or the nasdaq. that could be good news ahead of that ipo. and it's great for football fans, more ways to watch the parts of the game.. >> more replays, more active,e, more different sites, it's a win, win situation for football fans. what is not good is if you get driving directions and they take to you the airport runway, what is going on here? >> and the question is what would happen if you are using -- these are for newer i phones phn and ipads, the apple maps app, in alaska sends folks instead of the to the terminals at fairbanks international airporti to the tarmac. if you are driving and you headn to thed tarmac, what would you o or would you run down the active runway, or would you realize this is wrong and go back and try to find the terminal. t

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while you were sleeping, the nfl season opens in spectacular fashion with a historic performance by peyton manning. >>> and the new invention letting you surf the earth. a brand-new way to get around the golf course. >>> good friday morning, everyone. president obama returns to the u.s. today without the international support he had sought on syria. >> president obama and the chinese president met this morning, building on discussions the two had in june. but there was no agreement on syria. china remains firmly against a military option. >> and there was this 17-second exchange between mr. obama and russian president putin, where syria remains a source of tension. >> we have team coverage this morning from washington and russia. we begin with abc's kirit radia in st. petersburg. >> reporter: good morning. syria isn't supposed to be on the agenda at the g-20. but it's dominating discussions. world leaders remain divided on how to respond to syria's alleged use of chemical weapons. president obama continues to make his case for military action. the leaders of the g-20 met late into the nigh

. >> we're on early this afternoon because of opening night in the nfl. our football coverage kicks off after this newscast, but right now, we begin with new details on the muhr rder of a mother of two. she had been missing since saturday. police say they have suspect in custody, but won't say who he is. farry is live at the police department with new information on her death. >> reporter: we talked the victim's husband today and he tells us he was the first person to find his wife. he also says it appears her neck had been slashed. he says his wife had no enemies and he can't imagine who would want to kill her. >> she was really inspiring. >> manuel still can't believe his mother is gone. she was found dead inside her van in san jose. her husband, francisco, was the first to find her. >> she was killed. >> reporter: he says his wife's neck had been slashed. police say they've arrested a man in connection with the murder, but police are not revealing his name. manuel says police have not told him who is suspect was either. he says his mom was an inspirati

nbc sport, die want to go to brazil. >>> the nfl finding the lie ons suh 100,000 bucks for this block. see the shadow. that could end somebody's career. it's the sixth fine of his career and one of the largest in nfl history, a lot think he got off easy. >>> walkoff home run in baseball for dodger pinch hitter scott van slyke. we were talk talks about his dad andy van slyke talking about the pirate teams from the early '90s that won games. that was a two-run shot to win it and beat the diamondbacks 5-3 and they are walking into the postseason. >>> the bronx bombers ended a six-game losing streak. soriano, two home runs. tie break. unbelievable. that one broke the tie in eighth. ya yanks, win, 7-5 and sox had clay buchholz come back and won 2-0 so the wild card race shrinking as the -- >> there's like five or six teams. kansas city still has a chance, the royals in here's hoping it's the orioles, the royals or the rays or -- >> one of those little -- >> one of those little engines that could. >>> a hurricane formed an hour ago and waited all season long for it in the middle of the atla

a suspension by the nfl is coming. but for what length? these are a few of the questions surrounding the 49ers line backer aldon smith after his arrest in san jose. he crashed his car after 7:00 a.m. and booked on charges of driving under the influence and marijuana possession and then posted bond and joined teammates for afternoon practice. he had numerous run ins with the law since being drafted in 2011. teammates are clearly disappointed in what is becoming a disturbing trend for smith. >> even myself coming in as a young guy i had to go through some things. there comes a point that you have to really just say okay, this is it. i have to get myself on the right track. i have to shape up. i need to just do the right thing. i think as a young guy he will learn. >> great event put on by the warriors. the flash brothers parent-child basketball clinic and steph curry's dad proving father knows best beating steph of a game of pig. and there is larry beil. what is this prison rules? double pump reverse and how about the hang time from beil? i