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greatest players of all time i would like a little more than probably. >> i was a little surprised that's all we got, but if you put it in terms of what discipline is coming this report is lost in the case in a courtroom. but in a civil courtroom it's not. >> you mean the court of public opinion? >> no no in a civil court i think they would be found liable given the preponderance of the evidence and more probably than not i think you would be found liable in a civil court. i'm not a lawyer. i only play one on tv. >> he plays one exceptionally badly. to your second point there, chris, about the court of public opinion. at the end of the day that's the one that really matters. tom brady is overwhelmingly likely to get suspended. the very first game the patriots play this year is the nfl huge kickoff, that thursday night opener against the steelers. it will be one of the highest rated television shows of the year on nbc. it's the biggest nfl game of the year until the playoffs start. >> all right. >> and tom brady is going to be suspended for that game.
gray. because they say if it was a switchblade, that would make it a legal possession and therefore give them probable cause to have arrested freddie gray in the first place. all of these things playing out inside the courtroom, inside the police as well as prosecutor's office. and some of these things obviously being leaked but very contentious, chris michaela. >> i'll take it here suzanne. thank you for that important update. the pentagon stating training for syrian rebels later this week. the syrian opposition leader telling jim -- voters heading to the polls in the uk today and it's one of the closest races in decade. david cameron seeking a second term his main challenger ed
we have also learned, chris that the fbi has now begun making inquiries trying to talk to people at the mosque. it's being described to us as bringing them in for friendly interviews. chris. >> well there does seem to be this unusual confusion about how much activity these men had with the wrong kinds of people and the wrong kinds of intent and yet nobody knowing anything about it. kyung, thank you for continuing to dig. in baltimore the mayor this morning is asking the department of justice to investigate her city's police department. this as serious inconsistencies emerge between the police investigation and the prosecutor's case against the officers who arrested freddie gray. cnn's suzanne malveaux joins us live from baltimore with the latest. suzanne. >> reporter: hey, good morning, chris. well there are a lot of developments this morning. first of all you mentioned the mayor, the mayor asking for the federal government to step in now. she wants her entire police department to be investigated for patterns and practices potentially of civil rights violations. did they use excessive force,
search harassment these type of things. we've seen these reports recently for albuquerque as well as cleveland, most recently ferguson. this report is likely very likely going to take at least a year to be produced. so that's in the works. she also said she wants body cams on her officers by the end of the year. and, chris, we're looking at some inconsistencies here when you look at the case. there are sources, attorneys for the police officers who were charged, those six police officers charged in freddie gray's death, and sources inside who are familiar with the police report as well as the prosecution's case. and they say the police report does not necessarily support some of the aspects of the prosecution -- the state's attorneys office. namely the autopsy report not necessarily showing that this would be a homicide. also not necessarily showing that this is second-degree murder. that would be an intent to kill but rather manslaughter. and then some of the attorneys for the officers they want to see the knife. the knife that was on freddie
wrong, bud. jastremski i know. i'll be good. >> he did answer questions, but he did not turn over his cell phone, his text messages or his e-mails. and it seems clear the nfl probably not too happy about that. chris. well we have the perfect forensic team to discuss this. the two mikes, mike and mike they're on your screen. the big question is, for all the names and all the time and all the hype do you believe that the nfl has revealed the truth and what is it? mike greenberg. >> well those are excellent questions. my answer to the first one is no and the second one is we still don't know. at the end of the day i'm not a huge fan of more probable than not. i understand that might be the preponderance of the evidence and might rise to find you on your side in some sort of a civil proceeding. but if you're going to destroy the reputation of one of the