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roger: -- that there was no tape here. roger goodell: that there was no tape here. charlie: is your mission to make sure that the nfl knows more about the issue than anybody and is doing more? roger: we want to do more. we will never know more than the medical world. what we want to do -- we want research to be done, so that we know what the facts are, and we can do the best we possibly can to protect our players when they are playing and every other generation of players in all sports. charlie: what is the responsibility of those who may have already suffered and no longer live? roger: we have programs that are designed for that. we have any players that may have suffered injuries, we have programs that we hope will be responsive to getting them the kind of care a need. whether it was caused by football or not. a lot of times you cannot really determine causation. that is one of the things that judge brodie said in her decision. that causation was not clear here. there are other legal defenses. what we wanted to do was write and -- right and get resources available

roger goodell making a huge move. announcing that the league is going to drop its tax exempt status after widespread criticism. what does this mean for ordinary fans? trace gallagher has been looking into this. what did you find out? >> well gretchen if you're worried that it's going to raise your ticket prices for the jets or giants, rest assured that it will. here's the deal the league office has been tax exempt since 1966. over the decades, it's been taking pressure from congress and others to give up that tax exempt status. even though the league office had had revenue of $327 million it ended up losing $13.5 million. so you don't pay taxes when you don't make money. so the league would have ended up not paying anything to the federal government. even in good years, the relative tax bill would be relatively small. what's big is that bottom line. commissioner roger goodell's salary. he made $35 million in 2014. by agreeing to pay taxes, the league has bought himself anonymity. we will no longer know how much goodel

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with roger goodell the commissioner of the nhl. >> i nfl. >> i want to talk about two things. one, this idea of the nfl having a different standard than law enforcement, so you not waiting for a decision by law enforcement for how you will look at cases of personal abuse? >> well, we have a personal policy, that you can violent our personal conduct policy, but not violate the law because we do have a higher standard. but we also don't have to prove it in the court of law. so if we believe that an act is more likely to have happened and violates our personal conduct policy then we can subject that individual to discipline and that is something we think is part of having a higher standard in the nfl. >> people expect more from the nfl. they expect people the commissioners, coaches executives and owners players they expect a very high level of standard and when we don't get that, there are consequences. >> has this experience reminded you of the fact that through adverse at this, through challenging times, where there are people who suffered, you might l

nfl commissioner roger goodell made big deese last year with nora o'connell's interview. coming up, he talks to charlie. >>> but first, we want to go back to baltimore, a city assessing the damage. protesters lashed out against police set businesses on fire and looted stores. jeff pegues is in baltimore where the mayor describes the people responsible for the violence and destruction as thugs. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, i'm inside the cvs that was set on fire by the rioters. firefighters were just here. they just left the scene after dousing some of the smoke. they didn't want this building to catch on fire once again. the situation appears calm right now. you can see some of these sidewalks have been cleaned by volunteers who have been out here since before the sun cam up. and what they've been seeing as well are law enforcement. these are state police officers. they are dressed in riot gear. prepared to take on the people out here yesterday and could come out once again today. the people who are throwing rocks and bottles at law enforcement. so there

. ♪ charlie: we conclude this evening with roger goodell, the commissioner of the nfl. i'm going to talk about two things. one, this idea of the nfl having to have a different standard than law enforcement. so you're not waiting for decision by law enforcement. about how you will look at cases of personal abuse. roger: we have a personal conduct clause and you can violate our policy but not violate the law because we do have a higher standard. we also do not have to prove it in a court of law. so, if we believe that an act is more likely to have happened and violates our personal conduct policy, then, we can subject that individual to discipline, and that is something we think is part of having a higher standard in the nfl. people expect more from the nfl. they expect the cap -- the people, commissioners, the owners, the players, they expect a very higher level of standard and what we do not hit that, there are consequences for that. charlie: has this experience reminded you of the fact that, through adversity, through challenging times, where there are people who suffe

is-- roger goodell is referring to the tax committee. individual teams paid taxes on profit but the league has been classified as a nonprofit. tax free a rising chorus of voices wondered why. >> they are making a lot of dough off of us, my way of saying the n.f.l. is screwing off. >> shouldn't the public have some sort of ownership. >> politicians threatened to remove the tax status. now the n.f.l. nullified that threat, and it's dubious that taxing the league would generate. tax revenue. according to n.f.l. tax returns it separate from 32 teams registered multi-million losses in two of the last three tax years citizens for tax justice estimates the exempt status saved the n.f.l. $10 million. ending the nonprofit saves the league from having to publicly disclose tax returns. such led to criticism of the league a salary north of the 30 million >>> roger goodell says the league office would file tax returns as a taxable entity in the 2015 fiscal year, which happened this month. major league baseball gave up tax status and the n.b.a. has ne

roger goodell was the first person to take place in an interactive exhibit today. we saw it live. >> you know who that is you're looking at live with his hands up in the air. the commissioner of the nfl, roger goodell who yesterday -- whoa, he just went down. uh-oh, he's down. jeff: i think he took more of a chance today with the skydiving, gerri than he did yesterday when he gave up the nfl's tax exempt status. i talked to the commissioner about that very thing. take a listen. >> you brought republicans and democrats together today both praising relinquishing your tax exempt status. how did you do that? maybe you can get a job with the state department. >> no it's something we've been talking about for over a year. it doesn't change our operation in any way. the business of football and the revenues generated has always been generated by the teams and taxed by the teams. it hasn't had an impact on us. instead of letting that be a source of controversy, we changed our status. >> now, we won't know how much money he makes from here on in. there you go. this is just

. >> in a memo to all 32 teams nfl commissioner roger goodell announced a big change to the $10 billion business of football. quote, the effects of the tax exempt status of the league office has been mischaracterized repeatedly. result the committee has decided to eliminate this distraction. goodell is referring to the finance committee. he said paying tax also make no material difference to the nfl business. individual teams have long paid taxes on their profits. but the league itself has been classified as a non-profit. tax free a rising chorus of voices have been wondering why. >> they're making a lot of dough off of us which is may way of saying the nfl is screwing us. >> politicians have threatened to remove the tax exempt status amid the league's domestic violence scandal and controversial. now it's dubious that taxing the league will generate that much tax revenue. the nfl as an entity separate from its 32 teams has registered multi million dollar net losses in two of the last three attacks years. at best, the exempted status saved the nfl only $10 million per year but ending it'

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they will not have to release roger goodell's salary 35 million. individual teams do not have tax exempt status. the nfl has $10 billion in annual revenues. >>> mother's day is a week from sunday. americans will spend more on moms this year than last. according to a survey they will spend $10 per mom more averaging $172 per shopper. 67% will buy flowers, cards and clothing off the gift list. americans will spend $3.8 billion on brunch and other special activities. allison? >> brunch lasts for like an hour and jewelry lasts forever. a tip for dads out there, right? >> hope your kids are watching. >> exactly. jill wagner thanks. >>> arizona diamondbacks pitcher got hit in the face with a line drive. bradley was down. 22-year-old rookie walked off the field while arizona was finishing a 12-5 win over colorado bradley was in the hospital. he posted a picture of his swollen right cheek on twitter thanking fans for support. >>> the spurs are one step closer to the playoffs. san antonio gets 21 points. the break of elimination with 111-107 win. the spurs

goodell kwhoo who took away $35,000,000 in salary and bonuses now that they have lost and giving up this exempt status you will no longer be able to see what these guys are taking away. i wonder if that's something that politicians will increasingly get worried about as well. >> you hit the nail on the head, the lack of transparency always defines the nfl. and disturbance in baltimore leads to a first in baseball. and the decision to play ball without a crowd to cheer them on. and how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus® wh

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such disclosure lead to criticism for paying roger goodell a salary of nearly $30 million. they will begin paying taxes in the 2015 fiscal year which began last month. as for other leagues, major league baseball give up its tax exempt status in 2007. >> thank you. >>> a new candidate is expected to join the presidential race today. vermont center bernie sanders is expected to announce he is running as a democrat. he describes him as a democratic socialist by seeking the nomination he would pose a challenge to hillary clinton. >>> paddling to protest, environmental activists take to the waters to prevent arctic drilling rigs thousands of miles away. ♪ >>> defense attorneys arguing to save any boston marathon bomber from the death penalty are focusing on his sister-in-law. jurors are back in the courtroom in the penalty phase of his trial. his lawyers have rereel vealed tamerlan sar nayef's wife did computer searches of dying as a martyr. >>> the first arctic ocean drilling rig arrives in seattle next week and it's bringing controversy. environmentalists say they will meet

commissioner roger goodell making that announcement today. he said he was eliminating a quote distraction, the nfl's revenue and salaries will now no longer be secret. the league has been under pressure for some time now over whether they deserved a tax exemption. >>> and web cams and baby monitors hooked up to the internet are becoming vulnerable to hackers. >> danielle nottingham spoke with a cyber security expert in san francisco who says it doesn't take much to protect yourself. >> reporter: megan knew something was wrong when the monitor camera was moving and she wasn't controlling it. >> i yelled into the camera and i was like quit watching me. but i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: her web cam was hacked and the cyber security expert says hackers have tools to search the entire center for vulnerable cameras that are on a wireless network. >> they might go to the man yawl and typically they'll just use the default log in credentialed. i think about 95% of the cameras on the market have vulnerabilities out of the box. >> reporter: on

nfl commissioner roger goodell announced today the league office will relinguish. the league office has always operated as a not for profit business. for years congress has been after the league to give up its tax exemption. lawmakers claim the nfl will pay an estimated $10 million each year. >>> coming up a different kind of football news coming from levi stadium. the premier international sporting event coming here to the bay area. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> tonight at 6:00 why electric car drivers may be upset about the state nfs's plan to fix the roads. >>> the eyes of the world will be on the leavevi stadium. manchester will play barcelona on july 25th. it's expected to be the premier game. the games will give the san jose earthquakes a higher profile since they're participating in the games. presale tickets go on sale on monday. >>> that is going to be fun. >> football. sorry. >> it's going to get louder too. >>> up

commissioner roger goodell says that has created a distraction which the league is now doing away with, but this move also means that the nfl no longer has to disclose how much money goodell and other top executives make. >>> and final preps are under way for perhaps the most thrilling thing you'll see all year when daredevil nik wallenda attempts to walk along the rim of the 400-foot-tall orlando eye ferris wheel while it spins. he won't have a balancing pole, a safety line or net below to catch him. you can catch it live tomorrow on "today." >>> we're back in a moment with more on our top stories. some final thoughts from here in baltimore. ♪ >> reporter: night has fallen here in baltimore and we continue to watch the west side of the city where crowds remain in the street. before we sign off, two final thoughts. two people stopped me on the street and pointedly asked me where was everybody before all this happened? coming here now, and asking all our questions about police and poverty and life here. it isn't lost on anyone here that places like west baltimore are sometimes invisib

roger goodell told him yesterday. the vikings say they're looking forward to peterson's return but his agent says peterson wants to play somewhere else this season. >>> a lawyer for rap mogul shug knight says he has no report on his condition. this is after a judge ordered knight to stand trial on murder and attempted murder. they say he killed a man and seriously injured another one when he ran over them with his truck. >>> congress may hold security hearings after a man flew a gyrocopter onto the white house lawn. he was released and allowed to return home to florida. hughes, who by the way is a postal worker says he was trying to deliver hundreds of letters to congress protesting campaign finance corruption. hughes is now barred from operating any aircraft and is ordered to stay out of washington unless he has a court appearance. >>> we're now hearing the 911 calls from a baggage handler who was trapped inside the cargo hold of a plane on monday. >> 911. >> hello. i'm trapped in this plane. i am in the plane. >> yo

after some lawmakers questioned the league's status, commissioner roger goodell wants to "eliminate this distraction that has been mischaracterized repeatedly in recent years." the nfl has been tax-exempt since 1942. >>> one bud light slogan has fallen flat. the beer company has come under fire on social media accused of promoting rape culture. it used the slogan "the perfect beer for removing no from your vocabulary for the night" on a bottle label. anheuser-busch apologized for the slogan. it said it would never condone disrespectful or irresponsible behavior. it's part of its #upforwhatever campaign. >>> hulu inked a licensing deal for all 180 episodes of "seinfeld." the deal is worth a whopping $180 million. >>> just ahead, you can't make this stuff up. a shoeless camel chase in abu dhabi. >>> plus -- >> oh! a diamondbacks pitcher nailed in the face by a line drive. sports is next. ♪ join red nose day, a national event to help lift children out of poverty. it's easy: buy a red nose, exclusively at walgreens and start making a difference. it's a good laugh for a good cause. tune in

commissioner roger goodell says that has created a distraction which the league is now doing away with but this move also means that the nfl no longer has to disclose how much money goodell and other top executives make. >>> and final preps are under way for perhaps the most thrilling thing you'll see all year when daredevil nik wallenda attempts to walk along the rim of the 400-foot-tall orlando eye ferris wheel while it spins. he won't have a balancing pole a safety line or a net below him. you can catch it live tomorrow on "today." >>> we are back in a moment with more on our top story. some final t nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual bleeding breast or uterine cancer blood clots,

betty: see the interview with roger goodell on charlie rose tonight at 7:00 on bloomberg. as a your top headlines. under 30 minutes from the start of trade. the top headlines hitting our radar. julie hyman and pimm fox joining me. let's start with number eight. all aboard the buffet. the chinese automaker partly owned by warren buffett wins big in the u.s., the company will sell as many as 200 electric buses after its biggest quarter from a mass transit -- order from a mass transit operator, long beach transit authority. pimm: $800,000 each. does that sound like a bargain? i think they have got about 5500 of them on the roads somewhere around the world. most of them in the u.s. good for the company. betty: what were you going to say? julie: $800,000, that was the number that stuck out. i do not know what a regular bus costs. betty: this is for the cleaner environment. julie: it is great. betty: did you ever drive behind a bus? julie: there are hybrid buses in new york city. betty: byd is interesting. it is buses where they are big but everyone talks about how they want to

commissioner roger goodell informed team owners of the decision saying he is eliminating what is a distraction. he says every dollar of income is earned by the teams and it is taxable in their own states. he says this will change -- this change will no longer make a material difference in the league's business. amazon sets its sights on the $1 trillion american businesses spend every year on supplies with a new service called amazon business. it will sell everything from tractor parts to paperclips that employees may need in factories, hospitals and offices. this expanded version of the supply service comes as studies show businesses do as much as 68% of their spending online. we turn back to the bloomberg businessweek design conference where we are bringing together the worlds top designers in san francisco. editor at large cory johnson is that the event all day speaking to the leaders and technology and design. josh, the editor of bloomberg digital, is also at the conference. cory? cory: yes, he is. the head of design at google -- i want to start with what you do is so important. for example

national football league commissioner roger goodell says that the central office will become ataxic will entity. -- a taxable entity. the nfl has been tax-exempt since 1942. he informed teen owners and members of congress of the decision, saying he was a eliminating what he called a distraction. in a statement, the commissioner said "every dollar of income generated through licensing agreements, sponsorships, ticket sales, and other means is earned by the 32 clubs and is taxable there." commissioner goodell says the change in filing status will make note difference to the business. the united states supreme court began an historic session today. the justices are hearing arguments in the case that could legalize him sex marriage nationwide. -- same-sex marriage nationwide. supreme court reporter greg story joins me now. who are the parties involved and what is likely to be a landmark case? greg: there are roughly 31 adults in this case. they are both people who want to get married in a state that does not allow same-sex marriage or people who are married elsewhere and want their state to

roger goodell says all 32 teams pay taxes on income but the league makes $9 billion a year and has been classified a non-profit curiously enough since 1942. that all comes crashing to an end. later in the show about obama's pipe-dream about green energy is costing taxpayers billions. >>> tyson chicken the latest to get rid of antibiotics, but is this more pr than md? ♪ son food in particular the biggest u.s. industry producer will stop feeding chickens human antibiotics by 2011. with more on this, the senior officer for pew charitable trust antibiotic enhancement trust. start with the basics. why do the farmers use antibiotics in the first place? >> antibiotics are used for a couple of different reasons. one is to treat sick animals what you would expect but that they are also used for preventing disease, controlling disease and growth promotion. there is a lot of different reasons antibiotics are being used. gerri: you say dangerous, why? >> antibiotic resistance is the big problem. every time we use antibiotics we can select for antibiotic-resistant bacteria. that means antibiotics

goodell. >> three days to go before the flight between floyd mayweather junior and manny pacquioa. things are getting tense between the two boxers. as you expect the matching girls and dancing girls on hand. mayweather ooze the confidence with an arrival ceremony at the m.g.m. grand hosting the fight on saturday. >> the opponent with a public rally at another hotel for some of the 70,000 living in nevada. manny pacquioa will defend the welterweight tight and says he never felt better before a fight. >> this is - what i feel now is my confidence, it's different to their fight that i had. i have never before the people get nervous. i feel excited. i have to prove something, that every time that i'm under, i like that underdog. my killer instinct this is what i want. >> everywhere in-- everyone in the arena is the money chain. it's not all about making money it's about giving back. you know we try to make a difference. we don't just - we - of course i make a lot of money, but i like to give back to american citizens of course first >>> okay. cities around the world have a few months l

speaker, it is time for the national foot all-league and the nfl commissioner roger goodell face the reality that the continued use of the word "redskin" is unacceptable. it is a derogatory term patently on offensive to native americans. >> one day my daughter came home crying. i said why are you crying, what's wrong? as a concerned parent, i was very inquisitive. she said the name of the girl had called her "a dirty redskin." that name was not meant to honor my child or my culture. it was meant to hurt her. >> the controversial issue raises the greater question of how to handle cultural issues. in 1996, the washington, d.c., basketball team, the washington bullets, was changed to the washington wizards. washington d.c. was the crime capital of the country at the time, and some people felt that "alerts" was socially in's -- that "bullets" was socially insensitive. >> all the gun violence and murders taking place in d.c. -- what did he do? he voluntarily decided that the name washington let's was not -- that the name washington bullets was not very good. >> i think that was dumb also.

league commissioner roger goodell informed peterson of his reinstatement yesterday. the league suspended the all pro running back after he was charged with misdemeanor child abuse. the vikings say they're looking forward to peterson's return but peterson's agent says he wants to play somewhere else this season. >>> we're hearing the 911 calls from a baggage claim worker who was trapped inside a cargo hold on a plane monday. >> 911. >> hello. i'm trapped in this plane and i caught my -- i'm in this plane. >> you're where? >> i'm inside a plane. i feel like it's moving in the air. >> well that was a frantic plea for help from inside an alaskan airlines jet liner. the worker fell asleep in the hold. the captain of the plane turned the flight around after he heard loud banging. the trapped worker is fine and he is back on the job this morning. >>> now to decision 2016. the mayor of allentown is expected to announce his bid for the u.s. senate today. democrat ed palawski is challenging toomey. he tested a run for governor last year but didn't make the ballot. by the way j

nfl commissioner roger goodell announcing today that the league office will lee lynn wish its status as a tax exempt business. we should note, each nfl team like the raiders and 49ers already pay taxes but not the league office which was set up as a non-profit. for years, congress has been after the league saying it should pay taxes. lawmakers claim the nfl will now pay more than $10 million annually in taxes. >> company makes the nation's best selling beer ismmw apologizing tonight after images of a controversial label spread online. anheuser-busching is taking heat for this label on the bottles of bud light. it reads the perfect beer for removing no from your vocabulary for the night. part of the beer giant's up for whatever ad campaign. the label sparked backlash online where many people thought the wording was insensitive and encouraging drinking and date rape. anheuser-busch issued an apology on social media saying we missed regret it. >> jeff back with us. you have your team of meteorologists spread out across the bay area doing all sorts of projects tonight. >>> we're big weat

commissioner roger goodell announced yesterday after 73 years, the nfl is giving up its nonprofit status. all 32 individual franchises have been paying taxes but now the league's headquarters will be, too. the nfl pulls in more than $1 billion in profits and says the move won't make a material difference to to its business. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm not sure i could call it mayweather pacquiao but for the second straight week two heavyweights baumgarner versus kershaw and last week's bout they got a no decision. last night, i'm scoring it at tko. in this courter madison baumgarner got three rings. in this corner clayton kershaw. baumgarner best start since game 7 of the world. he will have one run, five pitches 8 innings he struck out nine dodgers. kershaw looked glass joe. it turned out to be the knockout blow. baumgarner gets his second win. the giants beat the dodgers 3- 1. they are 4-1 against l.a. >>> a's starter sonny gray gave up two runs over 8 innings against the angels. lowered his era to 1.98. brett lowry three-run jack. six runs batted in, in the past two games. don't l

in a statement today, commissioner roger goodell said the league wants to eliminate a recurring dispute with congress over the issue. individual nfl teams already pay taxes. >> woodruff: and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained more than 70 points to close above 18,100. the nasdaq fell about five points, and the s&p added nearly six. >> ifill: still to come on the newshour: we listen in on today's same-sex marriage debate at the supreme court. then, we dive deep into the unrest in baltimore. president obama on what he called a "slow rolling crisis." south carolina senator tim scott on the police accountability link between north charleston and baltimore. and how a city's troubled history laid the ground for the recent unrest. plus, a filmmaker documents the "last days in vietnam." >> woodruff: it was a historic day at the supreme court. at stake, the definition of marriage. justices split the issue into two questions: must every state permit same-sex marriage? and if not, do states have to recognize same-sex marriages performed elsewhere? protesters from both sides of

commissioner roger goodell made the announcement in a memo to teams yesterday saying it eliminates a distraction. the nfl has been tax exempt since 1942 but all teams pay taxes on income. one thing this change of status means that is goodell's salary will no longer be made public. that has been about $44 million, $45 million is what he got the past year. >> wow. apparently the nhl is the only team that has tax exempt status now. >> nhl is all that's left, yes. >> okay. >> when we come back, we'll introduce you to the newest generation of victoria's secret angels. >> your favorite segment of the morning. paul mccartney making history with the beatles first live in japan. "the skinny" up next. >> announcer: "w or ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >> okay. leading us off big news coming from the land of lingerie. a new crop of supermodels now getting their wings. >> i didn't know this was a thing. i thought they were just victoria's secret models but apparently there's a different class. this is like the elite. >> we're talking about the victoria's secret angels. past

nfl commissioner roger goodell thought it best to move it out of new york. now, robert burton is at the draft in chicago. how do the fans like it in the windy city, robert? robert: well, tim, let's just say the fans are going to have a good time here at the nfl draft. right now i'm in what you call draft town. take a look at this. have you ever raced a professional football player in a 40 yard dash. right here fans will get to line up in the start line and a football player will pop up in this monitor and you get to race them. that's not the only thing. you can kick field goals. fans are going to have a good time. it's day one of the nfl draft and chicago is on the clock. >> yeah! go, bears! chicago, baby! robert: you guys are bears fans. what do you want to see in the draft? >> obviously being an oregon fan, i'd love to see mariota come here. >> is there anything better than this? >> getting to see the redskins in the super bowl would be pretty. robert: the skins faith were few and far between but we found them. >> i'm looking around and i don't see a lot o

the nfl says commissioner roger goodell informed peterson of the league's expectations. he says that peterson must fulfill additional commitments he made to the commissioner in a meeting last week regarding counseling and other treatment programs. the vikings say, hey, we want him back. they look forward to adrian re-joining the team. the ap of course adrian peterson can rejoin the team when they begin off-season workouts on monday. but whether he'll stay with the minnesota vikings is up in the air. peterson has expressed interest in a trade during the off-season. and i hope he stays with the vikings. there's a lot more coming up on "the ed show." stick around. we'll be right back. is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. scott: appears buster's been busy. man: yeah, scott. i was just about to use the uh.

the roger goodell said the decades old policy is a distraction of the 32 teams already pay taxes. that won't have a material impact. house oversight committee asked the nfl for more information about the tax status. goodell's announcement comes two days before the highly anticipated draft begins in chicago. just in time, liz. liz: u.s. automaker ford reporting first quarter results. they miss on both earnings per share and revenue. in north america alone, ford's revenue declined 2% due to strengthening u.s. dollar. no thanks to that strong green back. i spoke to ford cfo bob shanks. i asked about the impact of the dollar on the company's international operations and how bad it could get. listen. >> if we look ahead for balance of the year, my guess would be overall exchange on the bottom line would be pretty muted. >> even if the dollar spikes higher? we don't know if it will do that but even if that happens? >> depends to what degree and depends against the broader market or certain currencies. but it has appreciated quite a bit versus a whole basket of currencies which we're exp

goodel was i implemented into the nfl to make it safer is encouraging for him. >> eric you just think this is wrong. >> there is so much wrong with this segment. first of all, it's a billion dollars over 65 years, that comes to $16 million a year the nfl is one of the strongest brands if not the strongest brand in all of sports. >> they're nonprofit. >> hold on. they make $9 billion a year 16 $15 million a year they're going to laugh at that and pass all of that cost on to the advertisers. then we ask a former player and he is a punter about concussions. mike ditka and brett favre you know you let your boys play football i certainly would. >> why? >> they just said that they wouldn't. i take them for their word. >> they're trying to stay relevant. they're just being pc about this? >> yeah. >> the research says they did a sample of 101 players, 80% of them tested positive for degenerative brain disease. >> but for the nfl to be at fault and to have to pay them they're trying to say the nfl knew that this risk with as out there and knew that all this brain damage was going on and kept i

. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell, was the league doing enough to silence the critics. >>> we'll take a look at today's "eye opener,"

that's for roger goodell and others to figure out. i certainly believe there's going to be an nfl team here in 2016. >> what will that do to ticket sales at the coliseum on saturday. when i go to usc games it's a lot of raider and other fans that don't have anywhere else to go. could a pro team hurt tickets? >> i don't think so. we have a loyal and distinct fan base from professional football. professional football, i think they'll get some good early buzz and we could have many usc tickets season ticket holders wanting to buy professional tickets as well. but i mean we've been playing in the coliseum since 1923 and we've had an incredibly loyal fan base and they will continue to come. >> one last question, troy polamalu a great pro jan player, announcing he's retiring. he's hit people hard over the years. are we going to see more early retirements do you think and are we going to see changes in college football because of head injuries? >> it wasn't an early retirement. troy played a long time, incredibly high level. i think it is a

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