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Meanwhile, espn has decided to cut some draft team sponsored segments within its shows. nbc's ron mott has our report. >> reporter: up to $1 million every day. >> it's a lure millions have found too good to pass up. >> you like winning? >> reporter: but are the contests fair? it's a question dominating the sports world after "the new york times" reported an employee of draft teams admitted releasing confidential data before winning $350,000 on rival sat fan duel. >> knowledge is power. you need to know more than the next guy to win. >> reporter: mike bigham of san jose, california, recently st...

Vision? i will do it when i do it. that is the clinton way. we do it the way we want to do it. we don't follow conventional rules. nobody is entitled to anything except us. guess what? that strategy isn't very good. not even a hint of what that strategy will be for her vision and policy, even though she is announced candidate. i think it is a failed strategy. bill: gentlemen, thanks to both of you. you know in basketball, folks when you run the four corners offense you know what you don't do? you don't score points. we'll see how long that strategy. >> dean smith pro of that it was pretty darn...

Back to "hardball." okay. are you all ready? tell me something i don't know. >> welcome back to "hardball." that's of course hillary clinton just yesterday in iowa gearing up to take questions from reporters. anyway, the former secretary of state was there to speak to a group of small business owners at a cedar falls bike shop here is more. >> the deck is still stacked for those at the top. people are not getting a fair shake. i'm running for president because everyday americans and their families need a champion and i want to be that champion. i want to make the words "middle class" mean so...

Mold of what you'd expect. it's a novel. it's called the global war on morris. it's set in 2004 it's the fictionalized of morris feldstein, an unambitious pharmaceutical salesman from long island who is mistakenly identified as a terrorist during the bush administration's war on terrorist. karl rove and the enimitable vice president dick cheney. it's a laugh out loud political satire about government surveillance, public paranoia and an overzealous white house using national security to score points. it's a work of fiction, but as every good satirist knows there's a grain of truth behind it. c...

Is -- >> we've just lost that feed of eric holder. but you heard the big announcement there. a year-long investigation of the cleveland police. an investigation that covered more than 600 incidents of use of force fighting systemic problems in that city and that police force. let's take a listen back at one of those core points that he made. >> this week president obama aannounced a series of constructive steps to help bolster the trust and the effectiveness of the policing of our communities. this includes convening a new task force to develop ways to reduce crime while building community tru...