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the ball off the ground are against the rules. there is no contact there's no physical contact and some chinese players will run into each other when avoidable. was this or that player running or still walking and inexhaustible bone of contention here is wrong absolutely right. these men of england's industrial north are go getters women are also welcome to play theoretically it's one passion they can share with their partners in my fifties i found that i couldn't play the normal football or any more because amazed couldn't buy gifts so i had to stop playing and it was a huge gap in my life it really was rather than fifteen years later a fine working. and they aren't the only ones walking football is often running so to speak now there are at least one thousand clubs in england no
it's our times. these are issues others have not dealt with. it's not saying that today's leaders shouldn't be dealing with it, of course they should. these are different times, dimpt scrutiny. i think there are great questions coming out of this. it is a fascinating discussion we should be having as a sports nation. what do we want them to do? should they be the judge, jury? it's what the union gave. or do we want every player running for the courts? i'm guessing we don't want them clogged with players. this is an issue, because of this decision, we are now looking at it. >> whatever glee i might have in the fact brady plays you made excellent questions. why be tied up with deflated footballs. the domestic abuse and deflated
ball and then ran into this seating area. he a little that he got a bruised lung as a result of that impact. but then what happens three years later has led to an assault and battery. the man died from a bruised lung. is this a legitimate art to make, kobe bryant should be held accountable, culpable for this man's death? >> the sixth circuit got it so wrong, fred. the justices on that bench never went to a basketball game, never saw a basketball game. they claim kobe bryant's lawyers moved for summary judgment to dismiss the case and the trial court granted it saying you can't sue. it's an assumption of the risk. if you sit in the front row you assume the risk of a ball getting thrown towards you and a player running into you. what the justices said when kobe fell initially, that was the
is calling the shots. if nothing else comes to light and this is all there is, i think there's a good chance he keeps it. if further things come out. they don't even really need technically a great reason. the ncaa can say we don't like the way this smells and take it away. >> we were looking at the video of the tripping incident in the jets/dolphins game, which is really pretty extraordinary, is it not? a strength and conditioning coach on the field for one team apparently intentionally trips a player running down the sideline. what do you make of this? >> well, on the one hand, it's -- it's easy to judge from where we're sitting, but the level of competition -- think of just how you feel as a fan watching the game, and when something bad is about to happen to your team, you feel like sticking out your leg and tripping them. if you're on the sideline employed by the team, you can see where you might get carried away. on the other hand, they have to show better self-control on the -- you know, as a member of
himself. he's going west. you're going with him, what particular races? >> reporter: to oregon. interesting you have a republican chris dudley former nba player running for governor. there's a big governor's race for democrats. then to washington state. senator patti murray in a tough race. california barbara boxer another incumbent and harry reid in nevada. what's interesting about that is while there was this big crowd for the president in ohio last night, they're feeling like maybe they're getting some of the enthusiasm back. on the left if you look at his travel in the final days these are all states where democrats are defending their own turf. you'd like to use the president whose time is very valuable in places where you might expand your majorities and pick up republican seats. instead, the president's final days are really going to be spent defending democratic incumbents in tough shape. when you look at the map that tells you all you need to know about how much democrats are on defensive. that everywhere the president is