been stabbed. morgan stabbed payton. you need to come home." they need to rush peyton into surgery. so then i really lost it. >> reporter: so you got in the car? >> got in the car. >> reporter: just minutes later walking in -- >> so i walked into the trauma room that she was in. and she was pale as a ghost. she was terrified. she was crying. she couldn't breathe. >> reporter: but she saw you there? >> she saw me. and she put her hand out. and i rushed over to her. and i put my arms around her. and i laid next to her. and i hugged her. and i said, "you're gonna be okay. it's gonna be fine." but i could see that she was covered. her arms and her legs and her abdomen, they were covered in stab wounds. >> reporter: they pull her away from her daughter. and she can soon hear the nurses counting. >> and all i hear is, "there's five on her arm. there's seven on her leg." and i'm thinking, "what? seven? what?" and one of the nurses says, "all right, i count 19." and then the second nurse said, "i count 19, as well." what? 19? what there's no way. >> reporter: there were so many stab wounds

to her. >> they had run away and the police hadn't found them yet. and we just knew that payton told us morgan stabbed her and the police hadn't been able to find the girls. >> in fact, police believe those girls were walking, they were going to find a mansion in the woods? >> yeah, the mansion in the woods. they were in the forest because they believed there was a mansion there that slender man lived in. >> reporter: incredibly, police say those girls were now headed to find a mansion where they believed a fictitious internet character lived, a character named slender man who police say they were hoping to impress. outside that hospital in that town -- >> a major search by ground and air -- >> these are the woods where the stabbing -- >> we are still on the scene -- >> reporter: a frantic search for the two missing, morgan and anisa. >> two 12-year-old girls stabbing their friend nearly to death is unimaginable any time. but especially for a safe community like the city of walkershaw. >> reporter: back at the hop the surgeon is about to discover just how much damage has been do

and now two others are missing. and payton crawled out of the woods and she has stab wounds, 19 of them. she is in the operator room. >> we just knew that payton teld her that morgan stabbed her. and the police haven't been able to find the girls. >> reporter: and police believe the girls were walking. they were going to find a mansion in the woods. >> they were going to the forest. they believed there was a mansion there that slender man lived in. >> reporter: incredibly, these girls were not headed to find a mansion, where they believed a fictitious internet character truly lived. a man named slender man they were hoping to impress. outside the hospital, in the town -- >> these are the woods -- >> reporter: the frantic search for the two missing. morgan and anissa. >> two 12-year-old girls stabbing a friend nearly to death is unimaginable any time but in a small city like this. >> reporter: now, the surgeon is about to discover how much damage is done. >> the knife came down at this point where the large branch is comes off the major artery. and cut through the tissue so the vess

impress a fictional internet character. >> payton survived, crawling out of the woods. they have gratitude for the way it played out, and grateful for the hero who happened to take the path to find their little girl. here's david muir with the exclusive report. >> the fact he was coming down this way. it was just unbelievable at that moment. >> reporter: we were with him as they thanked him, hugging the man who called 911 for their daughter. paramedics, to the hospital minutes away, to the surgeon who dlofred the biggest danger, the stab wound close to the artery in her heart. >> everybody working together to bring her home. >> reporter: bringing her home and back to school. the principal telling me they're ready for payton as soon as she's ready. >> when she's ready to come back, we welcome her. >> reporter: for the first time, payton. in the one place that now makes her smile the most. the animal shelter not far from her home. the kittens needing a home. she shows me her favorites. we did not ask her about those moments in the woods. there was no reason to. no reason to relive

impress a fictional internet character, allegedly. >> 12-year-old payton somehow survived. she crawled out of the woods. this morning, a strong family and they have gratitude for the way it played out. and grateful for the hero who happened to take the path to find their little girl. here's david muir with the exclusive report. >> the fact he was coming down this way. it was just unbelievable at that moment. >> reporter: we were with them as they thanked him, hugging the man who called 911 for their daughter. they're grateful to the paramedics, to the hospital minutes away, to the surgeon who discovered the biggest danger, that one stab wound just a hair from that artery in her heart. everybody did what they had to do at the precise moment to bring her home. >> that's how we're seeing it. >> reporter: bringing her home and back to school. the principal telling me they're ready for payton as soon as she's ready. >> if she wants to come back here, we want to welcome her. >> reporter: for the first time, payton. in the one place that now makes her smile the most. the animal shelter not fa

, you know, pointing the same finger at him. >> he told sean payton, the coach of the saints, you should have known about bounty gate. roger goodell, should you have known about this tape and everything else. >> do you see a possibility of roger goodell stepping down? isn't bottom line in the nfl how much money is being made and roger goodell has made a lot of money for a lot of team owners. >> let's see if sponsors start pulling out. sponsors have issued statements and issued tisk-tisks. once money starts pulling out, owners have a problem. if it takes a change of leadership to get that money back, we'll see more momentum in that direction. >> speaking of bounty gate, deuce mcallister is with us. some of the saints current players on the saints spoke out saying, you know, essentially saying roger goodell should be in the line of fire like anybody else. >> particularly when you look at how the reaction and how hard he came down on the organization virtually suspending coach payton for a year and suspending loomis and it left a team in an uneasy position. when you think about an or

more happy if you had won it? >> of course. >> reporter: locals told us that this man rick payton had this ticket. it said the winning number was soemed at key market. right around the -- sold at key market, right around the corner here. and i jumped up and checked the tickets. and it wasn't the winning numbers. so we kept searching. >> was it you who won the powerball? >> i wish. >> reporter: the people who have won this grocery store for more than 20 years were shell shocked that the winning ticket was bought here. >> around 9:00 they got a call from the lottery office saying we've sold the winning powerball which we thought was a joke. >> very exciting. finally getting paid. all of the time we've put in here at this location. >> reporter: they may not have won the $225 million but they get a cut, $1 million. >> semiretired now. only working part time. so i can do a little more traveling now. >> reporter: this was the only winning ticket sold in the 44 states that carry powerball. the lump sum jackpot would be around $100 million after tickets. sticking with the same numbers had a b

back then the colts had a future hall of famer quarterback in payton maning. oh, yeah him. >> now with the broncos. i've seen eagles' coaching staff and players they appear to be kind of loose. >> here the story why chip kelly is loose. this morning i wept for a walk outside the hotel and there was this person riding a hotel bicycle until circles inked the middle of the street it was dhip kelly. he hopes the game is as easy as ridesing a bike. chip kelly arriving here at the stadium moments ago. he took a bus by the way. >> good to know. >> eagles opener moved to 2-0 tonight and foles has to play hadn't a banged up offensive line in hostile dome environment on the road. takes khaeching for the defense here against talented andrew luck. hi a chance to sit down with connor barwin this week to discuss the match-up. >> the defense is better than lasts year no doubt. the guys we brought in have improved us. i think the running starters we're better football players than we were a year ago. we developed our craft and mentally we're further along with where we railroad understanding the syste

majority? >> they wouldn't. the communities surrounding the schools wouldn't allow it. look at payton high and the schools in the whitney young, they have created selected enrollment schools in predominantly white or communities where the income levels of the residents are higher, those schools are quite stable, they are quite diverse, they have a diverse student pongs and faculty, but the neighborhood schools in black or brown communities are overcrowded and under resourced in the african-american communities. take a select diet where the complaint was filed, that school had a new gym and now the student os are phasing outs the diet, the students are asked to take gym, pe online. that is ridiculous. >> that is crazy. we reached out to the chicago public schools and the they have declined to come on. they are saying kids are doing better than ever. how do you respond to that? >> well, the cps report was a mid year report and talked about saving about $41 million and the attendance rate for some of the students that were relocated higher, lower, less issues with the behavior concerns a

help him out. that pass to jordan payton was on the money on the pump fake. the pass to nate iese into the end zone, right on the money. their toughness carried them home and texas was awfully tough today themselves. >> gus: there are no moral victories but this is one. >> charles: texas was dragged out of their own stadium to byu the second year in a row and their quarterback was still running. this is the way texas responded in the way they did. i think good days ahead for the texas longhorns but tonight belonged to the ucla bruins. >> gus: great job, partner. >> charles: you're the one who called it. >> gus: ucla bruins remain undefeated. we kick things off next week. it starts at 3:30 p.m. eastern on fox sports 1 and streaming live on fox sports go. for charles davis and molly mcgrath, this is gus johnson saying so long from texas. we are! fox sports! know that chasing performance and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retir

him to help him out. that pass to jordan payton was on the money on the pump fake. the pass to nate iese into the end zone, right on the money. their toughness carried them home and texas was awfully tough today themselves. >> gus: there are no moral victories but this is one. >> charles: texas was dragged out of their own stadium to byu the second year in a row and their quarterback was still running. this is the way texas responded in the way they did. i think good days ahead for the texas longhorns but tonight belonged to the ucla bruins. >> gus: great job, partner. >> charles: you're the one who called it. >> gus: ucla bruins remain undefeated. we kick things off next week. it starts at 3:30 p.m. eastern on fox sports 1 and streaming live on fox sports go. for charles davis and molly mcgrath, this is gus johnson saying so long from texas. we are! fox sports! >> you feel more secure, then something like this happens. >> a quiet neighborhood rattled by a rash of home burglaries. we will tell you what one victim thinks is behind the spike in crime. >> complete bay area news coverag

all proceeds from his jerseys to a local hospital and when head coach sean payton heard the story, he decided to buy 100 jerseys. >> good for him. >> thank you ducis. a woman active for years in local women organizations, seb celebrating their 105th birthday. reba attended a party at her retirement home today surrounded by family and friends, fit fitchthorn and joyed cake a our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too. >>> not sweater weather yet, but we are moving in that direction. temperatures are dropping down over the next seven days, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the clouds

depend on each other. it's not one person scores a goal. it's everybody scores the goal. payton: i love being a part of a team. you feel like you can pretty much accomplish the impossible. payton: left, right, and then receive with your left and go to your right. i think soccer is fun because you just get to hang out with your friends, and it's really team building, and it's just good exercise, i think. kevin: but today, these girls are going to get a lot more than just exercise. they're getting the surprise of a lifetime. stefan: there's really something that i want you to experience as a team and do something a little bit different for practice today, but we can't do it here. so we're actually going to pick up our stuff, and we're going to go this way. girl: okay. stefan: good? kevin: giddy with excitement, the girls load into the bus one by one. girl: i actually have no idea where we're going. girl 2: we're on a bus going somewhere. we don't know where, and we're all really excited. girl 3: we're on this magical bus. i'm going to call it the magic school bus, and we're going to

] i'm getting into hummus, yeah. this is from a third grader named payton. to avoid making mistakes, mr. jimmy, you should really focus and pretend that you're actually doing the real show. [ laughter ] if you actually practice and focus, you can tell the jokes right and the crowd will go wild. [ laughter ] before the show starts every day, you should take some deep breaths and pull it all in and if you have time, you should go over your lines so you won't mess up. [ laughter ] good luck, mr. jimmy, i know can you get better. love payton. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: was he here tonight? i think he was here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we're down to our last letter. this one is from sophia. she's in third grade and she says -- dear mr. kimmel, i think your tonight is hilarious, when i watch tight pants, i laugh my guts out. [ laughter ] sophia, thank you so much for the letter. i will definetly pass it along to mr. kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] thanks to all the kids who sent us letters. keep them coming. we love to hear from you. send us your letter and drawing to kid le

payton coming to tax to take on the dallas cowboys. the saints and the cowboys on "sunday night football." we will see you then. final score again here tonight in charlotte was pittsburgh 37 and carolina 19. now al michaels, for cris collinsworth and michele tafoya, our gang headed by fred deli and drew downstairs and all of the rest of the gang saying good night from charlotte, north carolina, where pittsburgh wins it 37-19! . to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. call the verizon center for customers with disabilit they were married for 53 years. she was his everything. he can't live alone anymore. but we don't have the room. so we talked to sunt

nation: what we can all do to save america's future. after wards with theresa payton is next. cheryl chumley book "police state u.s.a.: how orwell's nightmare is becoming our reality" traffic light cameras, drone monitoring and more is amounting to a police state that must be rolled back. this program is about an hour. >> host: cheryl, it a pleasure to be here and i enjoyed your book "police state u.s.a.: how orwell's nightmare is becoming our reality" i am a data junky by nature. i love the opportunity to talk with people about how to protect their data. d

looking at his quote here. the saints were cost a season, sean payton wasn't with the team, and what he said during the investigation was being ignorant is not an excuse. >> but he's not eliot spitzer who has a huge amount of friends. >> and it's a private company. >> when he was ousted, people were running away. >> by the way, the nfl is a not-for-profit corporation or not for profit entity. >> it's a business. >> yeah, but it's a not-for-profit. it's a club of rich guys who own teams that can set their own laws, but here's the one thing, they are a tremendous marketing team, public pressure could force this guy out because there is no rationale, no logical rationale for richie incognito to be thrown out for games, for bountygate. every team has bounties. yet a guy smashes his wife is okay. liz: do you think sponsors dump out of the nfl? >> i do not. the nfl is the most powerful brand in the united states. >> you remember what he said after he heard ray rice's side of the story where he knew there was altercation where the woman was knocked out, i don't know her name. i'm paraphrasing,

19th win. >>> the broncos and payton manning trying to get a little revenge on the seattle seahawks. manning tying it up before the end of regulation. great game but at the end in over time the seahawks win 26 to 20. >> the time now 11 minutes after the top of the hour. ray rice playing defense. why he says video from inside the atlantic city elevator that one doesn't tell the whole story. >> this is what it looks like from the ground when something goes very wrong on board a packed airplane. passengers inside bracing for impact. can you image as the pilot starts dumping fuel. >> it is called the corner of shame. this guy had a choice. he is telling the world about his crime or jail. which would he choose? >> welcome back to "fox & friends first" over the skies of atlanta. a delta flight dumps fuel before making an emergency landing. you can see the white streaks there they look like smoke tails but it is thousands of gallons of fuel. it was forced to turn back. the pilot reporting it all from his cell phone on the ground. he says he has never seen anything like it. >> that is the f

bountygate happened, he suspended sean payton because he said even if you didn't know what was going on with your team, you should have. so he said that back then. it's the same case. if he didn't know what was on that tape, he should have. that's why he might be on the hot seat. >> well, i think he is in the hot seat. it's getting hotter. in the days to come, it will be interesting. he's going to have to continue to say other things about this incident. because he has to explain himself to nfl fans. >> absolutely has to explain himself to nfl fans. i had an opportunity today on "new day" to speak to somebody who has a unique perspective. wally williams' wife has a very interesting and very personal and candid take on her own experience with domestic violence. she said when she went to the nfl, not only did they not acknowledge it, they didn't act or support her. she says she's not the only one. i want you to take a listen. >> patted you on the head, is that what it felt like? >> it happened to me, it happened to others. >> did it happened to others or did you think? did you and other w

this is payton manning a golden boy nfl pedastool player. he is a great player, but if they wouldn't have investigated it further and showed this a longtime ago when it originally happened they will still have everybody in the country watching their games. >> but it is a black mark on the league that one of the players did that. if they could prevent this tape from getting out, you would still have people out there saying, well we saw the aftermath. we don't know what happened. >> it is very different actually seeing it. that's why the media is bringing this all up again. why does this have to happen again? because when the public sees that happen to you, we care about you. we want to make sure that he is punished. >> so we care about her, right? i sympathize with her point. not just the fact that her husband punches her. i sympathize with the fact she says now our life is extra ruined. >> i do too. >> isn't it tear a believe it? >> everyone stopped talking about it and now everyone is talking about how she said don't talk about it. >> you have to understand that he belongs to a bran

home retailer. the former ceo and white house chief officer theresa payton. data research group. thank you both for joining. theresa let me begin with you. you say that all retailers should regularly employ someone to try and hack their system. is that done on a regular basis, do you think? we know the government does it, but do retailers do that? >> well, if they don't they absolutely should. we do have companies that have white hack hackers to hack them. our recommendation is to retailer industry to move towards a once a month or once a quarter what we're seeing is companies doing it once a year and not looking at it for another year. and those white hack hackers can make a big difference in pointing out vulnerabilities. >> should we assume a breach is going to happen no matter how secure someone thinks their system is. >> you bring up an excellent point. i always say every piece of technology is hackable which means a breach is inevitable. but companies don't need to throw their hands up, there are some creative, different approaches they can take to protective themselves fro

they went after the saints and payton the thinking was look you're at the top of the chain it's ultimately your responsibility. is that stance, should that be mirrored as it applies to goodell and the nfl. >> the payton issue there were warnings there. knock it off. they didn't knock it off. if roger goodell knew about this we have an entirely different opinion. i've worked with him for 15 years. there's no sympathy there if he knew from me or anybody else. the whole issue is he's pretty clear to say he didn't know so let's see what the investigation uncovers. >> rick, thanks for your time. >> any time. >> let's get over to dominic chu. the market down 70 points. >> dow is down 70. check out eastern chemical and taminco. taminco is $26.57 trading above the bid price. for eastman chemical up by 1.25%. a big deal on the chemical side of things. >> thanks. kayla has a look at what we can expect at the top of the hour. >> we do have a big hour for you guys. we're talking to the acting executive leading pay pal about how that company plans to stand its ground with apple moving on to

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payton manning, drew brees, tom brady from a mental standpoint and that's why -- >> i have a lot of respect for coach kelly and obviously did so many great and inventive things in football. >> monday night will feature two of the best young quarterbacks in the nfl. they were actually rivals in college before they both came out in nfl draft from 2012. luck overall and foles fell to eagles in third round. >> he's a great player. you know him look i do and he played well in the college level and had a lot of success and he's continuing to do that well in the nfl. >> bes spite being overall pick luck says foles is the better athlete. luck was foles -- they're similar people off the field i cannot say which is better than the other i'm glad i have nick throwing to me monday night i believe that. >> ertz believes they did the 012 draft all over again luck and foles would go one, two. for "action news" at 10 on phl17 i'm jeff skversky. >>> monday night phl17 is place to be first countdown kickoff followed by game itself eagles and colts "action news" at 8:00 on >> fda approved a new weight

coach of the new orleans saints, sean payton, immediately bought 100 devon still jerseys, $10,000 for kansas research. a pledge it campaign was launched. cinci shirts starting selling still strong t-shirts tonight devon still offered his update on the fund-raising efforts, 500,000 raised from jerseys, $35,000 from pldgit campaign and 10,000 from cinci shirts sales. thanks for stepping up for a great cause. before leah's chemotherapy devon shaved his head so they could both have bald heads when the time came and he posted this instagram video. >> my dad got a bald head now. >> you want to be just like this and we're going to look just like twins. >> nah-huh. >> uh-huh. >> he posted this picture of leah in her hospital bed yesterday. there's not too many things that can take the smile off her face. devon told "sports illustrated," this has hit me harder than any obstacle i've faced in my life. i never heard of neuroblastoma before and now i am an expert on it but the bengals have been so good to me. people i don't know have been so good to me. fans have been so good, the whole experienc

, people wanted some emotion. more than just an "i'm sorry." everybody's referred to sean payton. he couldn't use ignorance as a reason for why things went wrong with the saints. they feel with goodell it's the same thing. ignorance isn't an excuse. why not say, all right, i'm going to fine myself a year's salary, which we know for him is an awful lot of money and 44 million with his bonuses, or even half of that amount, say, i got it wrong, i'm not above reproach. you can punish me. but had he even said that, i think we could have at least sat here and said, he didn't do everything right, sort of laid out what the future what they might do, but you would have felt better that he owned up in a different way, rather than just saying "i'm sorry" again. >> what do you think about his performance today? >> i thought it was a performance. he said a whole lot of nothing. he was up there for 40-plus minutes talking about stuff that he's going to do. he was gone. we couldn't find him anywhere. nowhere to be found. in all that time, you couldn't come up with an answer. i thought the questions

save america's future. after wards with theresa payton is next. cheryl chumley book "police state u.s.a.: how orwell's nightmare is becoming our reality" traffic light cameras, drone monitoring and more is amounting to a police state that must be rolled back. this program is about an hour. >> host: cheryl, it a pleasure to be here and i enjoyed your book "police state u.s.a.: how orwell's nightmare is becoming our reality" i am a data junky by nature. i love the opportunity to talk with people about how to protect their data. and we have so many modern day privacy issues that are coming up. and what i love about what you do is it is so well researched and thoughtful and provoking. so i am excited to talk with you today and have a conversation about what people need to know and is there actually anything we can do about it. i think you gave me a little hope here in the book. one of things i thought was interesting was the nsa revelation. i wrote about that in my book privacy in the age of big data. and consumers don't realize bigs business collecting data and whether it is cooperat

a mistake, be accountable for it. >> reporter: in 2012 after bountygate, you suspended sean payton for a year. you said ignorance is not an excuse. a lot of people think you're not holding yourself to that same standard. have you considered resigning at any point throughout this? >> i am not. i'm focused on doing my job and doing to the best of my ability. i understand when people are critical of your performance. but we have a lot of worked to. that's my focus. we've been busy in the last couple of weeks. we have results to show for it. we talked about some of them in my statement. but i'm proud of the opportunity we have to try to make a difference here and do the right thing. we've acknowledged we need to change what we're doing. now we have to get to, what are those changes going to be? >> reporter: there have been a lot of high profile, high level calls calling for your resignation. what would you say to those people? why do you feel you should continue in this role? >> because i acknowledged my mistake. on august 28th i said, we didn't get this right. we're going to make chan

2012 after bountygate, you suspended sean payton for a year. you said ignorance is not an excuse. a lot of people think you're not holding yourself to the same standard. have you considered resigning at any point throughout this? >> i have not. i'm focused on doing my job and doing the best of my ability. i understand when people are critical of your performance, but we have a lot of work to do. that's my focus. we've been busy in the last couple weeks. we have results to show for it. we talked about some of it in my statement. but i'm proud of the opportunity we have to try to make a difference here and do the right thing. we've acknowledged that we need to change what we're doing. now we need to get to what are the changes going to be. >> the "new york post." there have been a lot of high-profile, high-level calls for your resignation, following up on that question. what would you say to those people? why do you feel you should be able to continue in this role? >> because i acknowledge my mistake. august 28th, i said we didn't get this right. we're going to make changes. we made t

saints, sean payton was suspended for the whole season. he claims he didn't know anything about bounty hits where players were paid to take hits on opponents. roger goodell said, you should have known. they're holding goodell to the same standard. >> they're saying it's an independent examination but it's being your seen by two nfl owners. so is there transparency there? have they learned anything? >> to the degree that nfl went outside the house to hire the former fbi director, that's a good thing. they said it will be made known to the public. that's a good thing too. look. part of the problem is what was agreed to is roger goodell has full authority when it comes to meting out punishment. so he's judge, jury, and executioner. that gives a lack of transparency as opposed to the checks and balances on capitol hill. those things aren't working very well either. >> where do you think in a year, where is roger goodell? where is ray rice? >> i can't be clairvoyant. he can certainly come back. michael vick walked the road to redemption. it could take place with ray rice if he goes t

has a record of being strict just ask new orleans saints fans and players and coach sean payton during the bounty-gate scandal. for whatever reason he has been lenient with regards to domestic violence, whether he needs to be more educated, going forward they are going to try to do that. my question and wasn't one that was well answered by the commissioner yesterday, ray rice was not the first case of domestic violence that the league has seen. why just now do you feel the need to be educated on this? >> it was during the saints investigation that he talked about how ignorance is not an excuse and one of the stories is telling that he didn't know about this video, ignorant of it. thanks for joining us this morning. appreciate that. in the second part of this story yesterday, a big news for roger goodell. espn's investigative unit released an exhaustive 7,000 word account of what it says was the nfl's handling of the ray rice situation. nbc news has not verified the allegations contained in the report but the report does paint a picture of a coordinated cover-up by the baltimore

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, for instance, being solely the province of, you know, alan payton and the white south africans or even karen blitzen, we see new african writers who are telling a distinctly african story and that gets to what amadou was saying about africans telling our own story. that's a challenge we need to take up as africans. but i think we're getting there. i also, though, think that the media and the western media, of which i'm a part, has a long way to go. you brought up the ebola story in "the times" last week. it's amazing to me that this has been going on since march. as of -- by the time we got to july, 1,000 people had died of the disease in sierra leone, new guinea and it wasn't until two americans caught the disease and it exploded to the front pages and the evening news here. that's a question -- that's something the western media has to wrestle with ourselves about how, you know, how we cover africa and this need we have to constantly americanize every african problem and issue that is not relevant to us until we can find a western face to put on it. but i think it's also a chall

question, goodell has said over and over again, for instance when he punished sean payton, the new orleans saints coach, if you didn't know, you should have known. i'm suspending you for a year. where is that level of accountability with him? >> what goes around should come around. here we have a situation where the league is denying having seen the video and as such, they feel as if they don't have any responsibility. but i say bunk to that. i think number one, that they should look at this as a larger context. i mean first of all, they issued obviously a sentence against ray and then they came back and somewhat of a double-jeopardy, now they're, they've totally disallowed him to play. but i'm saying, is this a systemic problem, chris, or is this something isolated? and if it is a systemic problem, what are we doing for it? we've had our response and outrage, now what is the national football league doing to address this problem on a broader context? that's the question. >> do you think ray rice will play again and should play again? >> i think using my nfl position, i think that

sean payton and the new orleans saints must be watching the commissioner's prempbss confere. all around the league, current and past players saying this won't end until roger goodell is removed or stepped down. >> nick valencia, appreciate that. thank you. >>> all right. about 5 minutes from now, our legal guys take a look at roger goodell's promises to change the league's code of conduct. >>> and later this hour -- >> oh, my god! >> wow, that's an suv flipped over, trapping three teens in a river. and you can see everyone there trying to carry out an amazing rescue. when we come right back. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. thebut in the case of the s to