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. >>> patriots quarterback tom brady says the deflategate controversy hasn't detracted from his super bowl win. he made his first public comments thursday about an nfl report implicating him. >> life is so much about ups and downs and certainly i accept my role and responsibility as a public figure. i think a lot of it you take the good with the bad and dealing with different adversities in life, you just try to do the best you can do. >> brady is waiting to see if the lig diseague disciplines him. daniele nottingham reports. roor the league is waiting to see if they'll dispreliminary him. new england patriots tom brady received a hero's welcome thursday, but the four-time super bowl champ did not interviewer jim grey much when asked about the report of deflategate. >> our owner commented on it yesterday. it's only been 30 hours so i haven't had time to digest it slowly, but when i do, i'll be sure to let you know how i feel about it. >> reporter: but brady's agent had plenty to say about the underdeflated footballs during the championship game. he called it a significant and terrible

as for deflategate there are a lot of problem. brady'sage said he participated in a wideranged interview with no conditions for 5 1/2 hours yet some of his testimony was not included. and as for not turning over his final phone record to nfl when did nfl acquire search and seizure powers, and what does a play are forfeit his rights of privacy or for any matter, his hisstutional rights. -- his constitutional rights, and why did they not examine the footballs of both teams and why didn't the wells report note referee statement that pressure readings were taken with the wrong gauge by those investigating that under 78ed thestatedthe pressure levels of the football. but the nfl chose not to talk with the patriots about any of the allegations made or the fact they worp goingthey were going to make certain that balls were inflated to any level. why would nfl not talk with patriots unless their purpose was to entrap them? rather than protect the game and preserve rules surely no one at nfl is dumb enough to think that more drama is good

i know you want to talk more about deflategate. we'll get on the record about what's taking place with these four senior leaders in isis. what is the threshold to prompt such a bounty? up to $7 million? >> i think what they're basically saying is they want to show everybody they'll be effective at home and abroad. while military strikes may be one way of addressing isis and by working with allies may be either, the informational route is the key of what they need. they need to find out where these people are. and to be able to capture or kill them. they're upping the snakes-- the stakes in a public way. >> you're talking about the intelligence information. that is obviously worth a lot. are you talking more about information on geotracking of these guys or the potential plans and future ideas of isis is what the government is more interested in? >> look, they're interested in both. in this case one of the things they really want to know is where the guys are and how they can get to them. it really raises the question of how many wa

"deflategate" findings. it is more probable than not, brady was at least generally aware of inappropriate activities of jim mcnally and involving the release of air in the game balls. the assumption in the wells report is yes he knew. seems all circumstantial to me. can you walk away from those findings, say incot vertably he knew? >> well the problem is that it is, it was more probable than not that he was generally aware. and then we talk about the he is one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time and that he knows how footballs feel. and, this is something that, i don't think anybody can swallow is that, he couldn't tell that there was a difference in the feel of those footballs. gerri: i'm wonder about a fine, pardon me, i am wonder about a fine. i have to think a fine for brady is not that meaningful since he is really pretty wealthy. do you think he will be fined as well? >> i don't think so. i think the fact that he will be suspended this is unprecedented it has never happened to a quarterback for an

as for deflategate, there are lots of problems for the nfl. brady's agent says he participated in a wide ranging interview with no conditions for about five and a half hours, yet some of his testimony was not included. as for not turning over his private phone records to the nfl, when did the nfl acquire search and seizure powers and when was it decided a player forfeits his rights of privacy or for that matter any of his constitutional rights? the questions just compound themselves. why did the nfl not examine all the footballs in possession of the two teams, in possession of the indianapolis colts, while they did examine those of the patriots. and why didn't the wells report note the referee's statement that the pressure readings were taken with the wrong gauge by those investigating, which understated the inflation level of the game balls. the colts raised their concerns about underinflation before their game with the patriots but the nfl and this to me is a very important issue, the nfl chose not to talk with the patriots about any of the

#deflategate #deflategate. and tom brady suspended four games? ridiculous. comparing it to steroid use. if brady misses the first four games, he would be out for pittsburgh buffalo, jacksonville and dallas. if he returns for the fifth game barring the win of the appeal process, it will be at indianapolis on sunday night football. the colts got the controversy going. >> i have been asking john berman all morning. if you are trying to find a pattern in what is justice in the nfl, would you be able to find a pattern? i didn't hear anybody say two games, two draft picks and $1 million. >> they have been all over the place with the problems they had with domestic violence and child abuse. now they are just trying to -- we're going to hand down the harshest punishment possible and let the appeals process play out. >> andy scholes, thank you. i appreciate it. >>> developing this morning in lake mary florida. police expected to release a report to detail the shooting that injured george zimmerman. the man acquitted in the murder of trayvon martin. he said that someo

a stop planned before the new deflategate report was released. he did not say anything to awaiting reporters. we do not know what he might say, but his agent is

tom brady has been suspended four games after deflategate. everybody has their opinion, but my take is it may be too harsh. brady will probably appeal because there are not many facts. the nfl is trying to protect the integrity of the game. i agree with that. even though the wells report did not have a lot of facts, the nfl has to make a statement. the patriots have been fined $1 million and two draft picks. joe gibbs said this. joe: i think that's the worst statement in all of sports. i don't believe in that. i don't that's the way it should be played. i think there are rules and you play by the rules. i think for the credibility of the sport, and this is the case with the nfl, i think there is a price to be paid for that, and i think there should be. tim: baseball fans, the nats jumped on the diamondbacks early. home runs by dinar and span, then ryan zimmerman kept the parade moving. -- home runs by denard span, then ryan zimmerman. proceeds will month -- rasheed suylemann will play for the terps next year. work storage and recruited him fo

punished for deflategate, along with the patriots. what his teammates are saying on twitter overnight. >>> mass destruction. debris scattered across towns and buildings flattened. the up-close look at the damage from a tornado outbreak. and where the wet weather is heading today. >>> fascinating flight. a jet-packed duo soaring through the sky. and you get to go along for the ride.

punished for deflategate, along with the patriots. what his teammates are saying on twitter overnight. >>> mass destruction. debris scattered across towns and buildings flattened. the up-close look at the damage from a tornado outbreak. and where the wet weather is heading today. >>> fascinating flight. a jet-packed duo soaring through the sky. and you get to go along for the ride. >>> good tuesday morning, i'm marci gonzalez. reena ninan is on assignment. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. we begin with breaking news from nepal. hit by another major earthquake overnight. that country still recovering from the 7.8 magnitude quake that hit just two weeks ago, killing more than 8,000 people. this morning's quake measuring a magnitude 7.3. also shaking the capital of kathmandu and mown f rest. >> we're told it felt as strong as the other one. 20 minutes of shaking. people running into the streets, screaming and scared that weakened buildings would collapse on them. >> today's quake followed by two aftershocks. we'll stay on this break

. >>> coming up, deflategate. do you except the report that the patriots knowingly deflated footballs on their way to the super bowl, the question is how should they get punished? should they get off with a fine or should tom brady be suspended? and later, we'll hear from brady himself in his first public appearance since the deflategate report came out. we'll bring you that live as it happens, him speaking for the first time. >>> plus, chris christie is up in new hampshire. he can't escape the splash of the george washington bridge scandal and those indictments back home in jersey. >>> and finally, let me finish why games need to be played by the numbers and by the rules. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. wish your skin could bounce back as quickly as it used to? introducing neutrogena hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it supple and hydrated day after day. formulated with hydrating hyaluronic acid which retains up to 1000 times its weight in water. this refreshing water gel plum

the star quarterback suspended as the nfl cops down hard on deflategate. bob costas is here. >>> deadly tornadoes. a ferocious outbreak tearing across the country carving a path of destruction. 49 million americans on high alert. what's behind the extreme weather? >>> in cold blood. charges including capital murder for suspects accused of gunning down two police officers. >>> the bin laden raid. an explosive report accuses the u.s. government of not telling the truth about what happened. tonight the white house hits back hard. >>> and getting personal. michelle obama like we have rarely heard her before. deeply candid about race and the private pain she's endured. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. the other shoe has just dropped in pro football's deflategate scandal. the nfl late today announcing super bowl-winning new england patriots quarterback tom brady will be suspended for four games. >> reporter: for days it's been the most debated, discussed and dissected topic if court. what punishment would the nfl hand down for reigning super bo

#deflategate. steve weatherford, tom brady uss suspended four games? brady will miss four games to start the season. it will be against pittsburgh buffalo, jacksonville and dallas. the fifth game on the schedule would be at indianapolis on sunday night football. what a coincidence. >> if you are looking for a consistent threat for the punishments by nfl over the years, it is hard to find one because there isn't one. >> a big jump to what the patriots got. as i said john the cover up sometimes worse than the actual crime. >>> thank you. police in lake mary florida expected to detail the shooting of george zimmerman. he says someone he had been in a dispute with pulled up alongside him in traffic and took a shot. the bullet missed zimmerman, but he was hit with flying glass. his attorney spoke out. >> this is good old fashion self defense. if one is in reasonable fear of their life or imminent bodily harm they have the right to protect themselves if they are threatened. >> this fellow was taunting and yelling at him and calling him names. you going to sh

. >> deflategate. >> deflategate. >> deflategate. >> reporter: nfl investigators releasing a 243-page report into the deflategate scandal, saying brady was "at least generally aware" about inappropriate activities surrounding those now-infamous deflated footballs. >> touchdown! >> reporter: the bombshell report revealing that minutes before brady took the field for that afc championship game, patriots employee jim mcnally reportedly carried the game day footballs out of the officials' locker room to a bathroom. a minute and 40 seconds later he brings them to the field. a breach of game protocol the report says. those balls later found to be deflated. perhaps most damning, a string of texts between mcnally and equipment assistant john jastremski after brady complained about game balls in october. talked to him last night, he actually brought you out and said you must have a lot of stress trying to get them done. later mcnally calling himself the deflator. mcnally quipping about being compensated saying, better be surrounded by cash and new kicks. >> is tom brady a cheater? >> i don't b

. >>> tom brady makes his first public appearance since being implicated in the deflategate investigation. >> we've been tracking this low pressure off the southeast coast and this just in. it is now a subtropical storm named ana, first one of the season. wake-up weather, comfortable tomorrow, 56 to 66 by 7:00 and 60s by 9:00. when we come back, we'll talk about what this means to our weekend forecast. >> but first milk does a body good, but breast milk for grown men? the answer w 40% of streetlights in detroit at one point did not work. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. they had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. 40% of the lights were out but they're not out for long. they're coming back. >>> okay. evidently breast milk isn't just for breakfast anymore. >> andrea roane explains who is drinking temperature. >> reporter: some men a

." >>> and turning now to deflategate. new england patriots quarterback tom brady expected to formally appeal his four-game suspension today a day after the attorney who wrote the deflategate report came out swinging against his critics. karen travers reports. >> a group of fans took on the nfl protesting quarterback tom brady's punishment for his role in deflategate. while the man has been silent, swift reaction from the chief nfl investigator. >> he refused to let us review the phones. >> in a conference call with reporters, ted wells said brady did not fully cooperate refusing to let them look at his cell phone. in the end, the investigation found two patriots employees deflated the team's balls before the afc championship game and that brady was generally aware. the four-time super bowl champion's agent said there was no fairness in the wells investigation whatsoever. according to wells, agent don yee also questioned his independence from the nfl. >> those attacks are out of bounds and unfair and just plain wrong. >> o

for his role in so call degreat gate controversy. -- deflategate controversy. and the patriots were fined $1 million. and lost first round draft pick for 2016. brady will miss the opener on september 10 against the steelers. also the bills and jaguars and cowboys. we'll have much more on this story with sports markets legend tony pontuor later in the broadcast, we're coming right back stay with us. >> coming up new stash. baltimore to be a more violent place after the riots. we're joined on the new problem that baltimore leaders so-called have created. >> more violent tornadoes scening across -- sweeping across texas and central u.s., we'll have latest next. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk

. >>> tom brady makes his first public comments on the deflategate scandal and tommy mcfly takes us inside a brand new bakery in the district. the news starts right now. >>> we're as happy as that little guy was because we're looking at this beautiful sunrise. good morning. welcome to a.m. i'm andrea roane. we're in for a warm day. >>> but still weeks away from the hurricane system, we have a tropical system on the way. we want to start by asking how much rain are we going to be seeing from from this subtropical storm? >> not much for sure. we are going to see a better chance on sunday but really for areas south. that's where you get the better of the chances. really through richmond and points south, that's where the steady rain is going to be. i'll have more details on your weekend forecast but let's take a look at ana as it heads well off shore of the carolinas. we are going to see a nice day. we're starting off a gorgeous sunrise as andrea mentioned. 65 degrees. we're headed to the lower #s on once again -- lower 80s once again. 57 for front royal. we do have some dense fog once again

. >>> coming up deflategate. do you except the report that the patriots knowingly deflated footballs on their way to the super bowl the question is how should they get punished? should they get off with a fine or should tom brady be suspended? and later, we'll hear from brady himself in his first public appearance since the deflategate report came out. we'll bring you that live as it happens, him speaking for the first time. >>> plus chris christie is up in new hampshire. he can't escape the splash of the george washington bridge scandal and those indictments back home in jersey. >>> and finally, let me finish why games need to be played by the numbers and by the rules. zmis and this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. >>> well david cameron may well keep his job as british prime minister. that's according to exit polling from the electionst today in g

deflategate. if you listen to sports talk radio outside of new england, it's not a question of if, it's just when. well, the clock did strike midnight for brady and the patriots when the nfl announced its ruling. tom brady is suspended four games without pay. patriots organization fined $1 million along with also forfeiting their first round draft pick in 2016. and their fourth round pick in 2017. all of that for violations of the nfl policy on integrity of the game and enforcement of competitive rules. where you you stand on this pretty much depends on where you live. most of america supports punish punishing brady and patriots while in new england they thinks's ridiculous that it's two games more than the ray rice suspension that he got itfor punching his then fiance and also more than they get for drug abuse. steve kornacki is back outside of the patriots home field gentleman gillette stadium. is it today patriots nation versus the world? >> reporter: a lot of fans feel it's been that way for a

punished for deflategate, along with the patriots. what his teammates are saying on twitter overnight. >>> mass destruction. debris scattered across towns and buildings flattened. the close look at the damage from a tornado outbreak. where the wet weather is heading today. >>> fascinating flight. a jet-packed duos going through the air. you get to go along for the ride. >>> good tuesday morning, i'm marci gonzalez. reena ninan is on assignment. >> hello to you all. a breaking story from nepal once again hit by another major earthquake. that country still recovering from the 7.8 magnitude quake that hit just two weeks ago, killing more than 8,000 people. this morning, 7.4. centered in a remote area near the chinese border betweent. everest. >> water sloshing out of tank in pictures from tv. terrified residents rushed from their homes into the streets. for the latest on the earthquake, tune in to "good morning america." >>> the other big story here at home. the harsh punishment of quarterback tom brady and the new england patriots. >> b

still ahead on "way too early," attorney ted wells fires back at critics of his investigation into deflategate. his message to those who accuse him of making a sweetheart deal with the nfl. >>> plus, we continue to follow the breaking news from philadelphia. daylight giving a much clearer picture of the wreckage from that deadly train derailment. look at those images. my goodness. we'll have the latest when we get back. >> rolling along nice and smooth, then all of a sudden, we're on our side. then it looked like we were going to flip. we never flipped. we went on to the side and back off the side. >> you saw it go like that, it t swung. you could feel it off the tracks. then we just rolled and rolled. next thing i knew we were pushing out the emergency exit and i was outside and there were people screaming and bleeding and we helped them out, and they're okay now. that's going to go right in your glove. ohhh. oh. see that? great job. ok, now let's get ready for the ball... here it comes... here you go. good catch. perfect! alright now for the best part. let's see your pour. ohhh...let's get t

the other shoe has dropped in pro football's deflategate scandal. the nfl late today announcing super bowl-winning new england patriots quarterback tom brady will bes is pended for four gamesgame s s. it takes place at the start of the fedex season a quarter of the nfl schedule. the team is facing substantial punishment along with two patriots employees. this comes after a report commission ped eded by the nfl found team personnel probably swengs intentionally deflated footballs and suggested tom brady was at least aware. >> reporter: for days it's been the most discussed topic in sport. what punishment would be handed down for reigning super bowl mvp tom brady? late this afternoon the league announced a four-game suspension for brady, citing substantial and credible evidence from an independent investigator's report that brady was at least generally aware that the locker room attendants were deflating footballs. it faults him for failing to cooperate with the investigation by not turning over e-mails or text messages. your actions clearly constitut

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so tom brady in all of deflategate, looks like he knew they were deflating the balls. what did tom actually know about this thing that is another word for testicles. >> the independent report concludes it was more probable than not that brady was at least aware team employees were probably deflating balls before the game. >> jon: what about this? the wells report singles out two long time members of the patriots locker room staff and some of the most telling evidence is a trail of text messages between those two locker room attendants, one of them calling himself the deflairtdeflater. >> jon: he calls himself the deflater! one of the giles in the locker room calls himself the deflater! what's the other guy's name? will none of tom brady's teammates rise to defend the champion? >> what about all the fundraising for the kids? no one ever wants to expand on that, for the kids, the charity events. no, they're worried about the story for the deflategate. (laughter) >> jon: thank you. gronk. for reminding us that these athletes lives are complex and that much of the good wor

the nfl handed down harsh penalties against him and his team for deflategate. erin o'hearn is live at the big board with more on what the team stands to lose. >> reporter: hi matt. the four time super bowl winning quarterback is taking a big hit hand the a four game suspension next season without play but he has no plans to stay down the his agent making it clear he will appeal the decision now the 243 deflategate report wasn't pretty. it stated that it is more probable than not that tom brady was at least generally aware of the activities of releasing air from patriot game balls. the nfl told brady your actions clearly constitute conduct detrimental to the integrity of the public confidence in the game of professional football. brady himself has said very little about the nfl's report but the new england patriots chairman said the report was "based on circumstantial evidence." the patriots are also being fined $1 million and are losing two draft picks. the two staffers accused of deflating the game balls are being suspended indefinitely. back in january brady

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nfl commission report on the patriots deflategate release an hour ago and the report found it more probable than not that they deflated footballs used in the game and more probable than not that quarterback tom brady was aware. patriots chairman and ceo issued this statement, knowing there is no real recourse available, fighting the league and extending this debate will prove will be futile. we'll accept the findings and take appropriate actions based on finding as well as any discipline leveled by the league. joining me now is rob simmelkjaer. i want your reaction but we pulled sound from tom brady back in january responding to questions about deflategate. listen. we don't have that just yet. we'll get it up. this was the press conference where he denies any involvement in this and being unaware but how bad is that report rob for tom brady? >> thomas it's not a good situation for the patriots. this report makes it pretty clear of a couple of things. there were two patriots employees, jim mcnally an official locker room attendant and john an equipment assistant for patriots that these two i

for his role in so call degreat gate controversy. -- deflategate controversy. and the patriots were fined $1 million. and lost first round draft pick for 2016. brady will miss the opener on september 10 against the steelers. also the bills and jaguars and cowboys. we'll have much more on this story with sports markets legend tony pontuor later in the broadcast, we're coming right back stay with us. >> coming up new stash. baltimore to be a more violent place after the riots. we're joined on the new problem that baltimore leaders so-called have created. >> more violent tornadoes scening across -- sweeping across texas and central u.s., we'll have latest next. lou: mississippi mourning death of two police officers, killed over the week, officers benjamin dean. and tate were making a routine traffic stop saturday evening they were shot and killed. 4 suspects have been arrested, charged in connection with the officers' deaths, the mother of two of the suspects said that one of her sons has mental problems addicted to drugs and appeared to be high to her as she look

deflategate? who knows. kraft never mentioned tom brady. his quarterback is going forward with the appeal. with the wizards out of the play, it's time to watch the eastern conference finals. there are a whole lot of folks who think the cavaliers can win a world championship. they believe lebron has enough to carry the cavaliers to the promised land. cleveland play against the hawks tomorrow night. >> i love the road crowd. they love me, too. that's why they boo me. >> are you inspired by that? lebron: i love it. i like to play on the road more than home. get away and silence the road crowd is the ultimate to me. >> see how he does tomorrow. rockets-warriors tim off tonight in the western conference. steph curry and james harden. good timings right now. it would be better if the wizards were in it. leon: but the m.v.p. one and two. next year is our year. i would take it this year. >> don't throw it away. >> tomorrow, a lot nicer than today. check out the temperatures are mid-70's. breezy and sunny. chance of rain and a chance of rain thursda

. >>> deflategate, nfl super bowl quarterback tom brady is suspended without pay. it's not over yet. brady is not going down without a fight. >> it's hard to believe anyone could survive this crash. two people did. some people are calling this a miracle on the pennsylvania turnpike. >>> it's small but it packs a powerful punch. the computer you can get for under 10 bucks. >>> super bowl mvp is back in the spotlight but it's for all the wrong reasons. the patriots star will be suspended for four games. justin has the developments. what can you tell us? >> well vai, you saidsuspension. brady's agent says hey, look we are going to be appealing that decision. the penalties for the patriots don't stop there, right? they have the million dollar fine they'll pay. that's unprecedented. then of course they're losing draft picks here. 2016 they've lost their first round draft pick and in 2017 the patriots will lose the fourth round draft pick. this is a really hefty penalty for this team and for tom brady. what's more shocking let's say they lose their appeal. let's say that

. >>> and the reporter who first broke the deflategate story has strong words for his colleagues in sports journalism, and did the media get the story wrong in baltimore again? happy mother's day everyone. i'm frank sesno sitting in for brian selltelter today and it's final for "reliable sources." with most media budgets downsized it could be the closest thing the media hass to a job krekter these days is hillary clinton and her presidential campaign. her inaccessibility to the media has created something of a vacuum. last week a new book arrived and it's gotten a lot of attention. "clinton cash" raises questions of conflicts of interests between donations to bill clinton's foundation and his wife's public policy while she was secretary of state. in deals from kazakhstan to columbia. the fact it was written by peter schweizer brought up its own questions ever could be flikts of interest. >> some of his previous books include do as i say not as i do profiles in liberal hypocrisy and the more sus sinksly titled and this is ream makers and takers why conservatives work harder feel happier, gi

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the nfl has told us that there has been no decision on deflategate and no timetable for one. the controversy continues to ensnare brady. ho was all smiles in front of a hometown crowd of thousands on thursday when he answered questions about that deflategate report. this morning, the nfl telling abc news they have not made a decision on deflategate. >> touchdown. >> reporter: this, as new england patriots star quarterback tom brady broke his silence thursday. his first appearance since the report said the quarterback was generally aware of staffers' attempts to deflate game-day footballs. >> is the super bowl tainted? should there be an asterisk? >> what do you guys think? [ crowd booing ] >> reporter: his response firing up pundits across the sports landscape. >> yo, they're calling you a cheater. >> the coverup is worse than the crime. >> reporter: penalties for the patriots franchise still uncertain. though some say it's a possibility. >> we look at possible discipline, you're looking at a fine. potential of a suspension. potential of lost draft picks. >> reporter: the 243

tom brady suspended for four games without pay for his role in deflategate. the patriots fined a record $1 million. the team stripped of draft picks. fair? >>> plus george zimmerman back in the news. the man acquitted in the death of trayvon martin shot today. >>> and an explosive new article charging the united states covered up what really happened in the osama bin laden raid. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening to all. i'm erin burnett. we begin "outfront" tonight with very late-breaking news. record breaking punishment from the nfl tonight. new england patriots star quarterback tom brady is suspended for his role in deflategate. that's using purposely deflated footballs in the championship game. the nfl suspending brady for four games. he will not be paid. that's nearly $2 million brady won't get. the patriots are getting a record $1 million fine for the team. they are also forfeiting two future draft picks. the decision may be even more costly to brady down the road tarnishing his legacy as one of the game's all-time greatest players. making this d

and to appeal or not to appeal -- the latest on the deflategate scandal and when tom brady has to make his decision. and at cgit, what you need to know before tonight's big jummy: jurors in the boston marathon bombing trial resumed deliberations today. they will decide whether dzhokhar tsarnaev will get the death penalty or spend the rest of his life behind bars. tsarnaev was convicted of 30 counts in that 2013 attack that killed three people and injured 260 others. jeb bush doing damage control for this answer to this question on fox news on iraq -- >> knowing what we know now would you authorize the invasion? jeb bush: i would have. jummy: that surprising a lot of people and angering veterans and their families. many republicans in the race for president disagree with bush' sentiment. >> we now know that intelligence was false. no way we would have gone into war with iraq. >> president bush when i have been in favor of it, and he said so. >> i think even at the time, invading iraq was a mistake or jummy: bush clarify, saying he misinterpreted the question he said we should focus inst