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Kansas City Chiefs wide receivers Kadarius Toney and Justyn Ross are questionable for Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills.

Games of eligible. mixon's attorney released a statement saying "mixon is sorry for the way he reacted that night. he's apologized publicly. he hopes his voluntary release of these recordings will help put these matters to rest." mixon issued a formal apology last month but also suggested that racial slurs were hurled at him the night of the incident. now, university of oklahoma also issued a statement shortly after the video was released, reading in part "it was made clear to mr. mixon at the time of his suspension that the violence against women will not go unpunished at the university. mr. ...

The backup linebacker who threw the punch at him has been cut from the team. he's been let go. listen to this. >> we're not going to tolerate anything like that from anybody. i don't care who you are. i told the team. as far as them on in the locker room. the redskins have to police themselves as well but when someone walks up to you and takes a shot that can't be warranted nowhere. >> geno smith posted a selfie after the incident vowing that he will be back. cnn sports anchor rachel nickels is joining us on the phone to talk about this. this is the type of behavior unbecoming of men making ...

Recreation and fish ing. >> this is a main artery of the region and it goes for the same, everybody lives and uses this river. >> reporter: he owns a river rafting company. his business shut down with no one allowed on the water. >> this is our life blood. we have been a rafting company, established 38 years. this will negatively impact our bottom line. >> reporter: the water color has returned to normal and colorado officials say the water chemistry levels are where they should be but residents see remnants of the toxic sludge in the water and are nervous about this and feel the epa still has...