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and good morning to you. this is your a.m. wake-up call for wednesday, november 16th, from the time warner center in new york, i m carol costello. here are this morning s top stories. a penn state assistant coach fighting back this morning, saying i stopped jerry sandusky. coach mike mcqueary reportedly e-mailing former teammates and speaking for the first time about the alleged child sex assault he says he witnessed. wall street protesters allowed back into their home base at new york zuccotti park. a judge saying no more tents or generators allowed. occupy members saying it will only make their resolve stronger, and they plan to shut down wall street tomorrow. president obama arriving in australia this morning. he s expected to announce that he s boosting the u.s. military presence there as china eyes a bigger role in the pacific, but the white house saying this isn t a turf war. let s get a check of the forecast now, shall we? jacqui jeras is in this morning. good
want i want to read to you the nfl statement. i won t read the whole thing. it says. we believe that this dispute will inevitably end with a collective bargaining agreement in the best interest of players, clubs and fans. they are still treating it like an owners thing. they have been losing antitrust lawsuits since 1974. antitrust violations are the cost of doing business for the national football league. that statement is accurate if you look to the past. every single antitrust loss has resulted in a collective bargaining agreement. so if past is prologue, this is going to end with a negotiated collective bargaining agreement and then the parties will be back to work nd athe fans will be back enjoying football. so on a scale of 1-10, 10 being the highest. what are the chances that there will be an nfl season that starts on time next season?
share. second, the schedule thing, the league wants to add two more regular season games for a total of 18 because they need more money. players say that increases their risk of injury. duh. and they deserve more money. trace, the clock is ticking. what happens next? trace trace for gives like us the best news is for them to walk out and say they have struck a deal but that appears unlikely so the next best thing is they walk out and say let s extend the deadline to next week or month and they could move that and the players union could decertify, that the union dissolves and the players could stop the walk out by filing individual antitrust lawsuits. here is a guy would has been covering this from the start. listen. the public backlash will be overwhelm something i would think they do not want that, the players would make concessions because they have a go deal, so, i don t think an agreement will
antitrust lawsuits brings damages with it. is there anything that i didn t mean to cut you off. is there anything the ncaa can do, since the ncaa and teams and conferences benefit from the bcs, could they say, to heck with bcs, we control our own destiny as far as this is concerned. nba is different than bcs, this is just a group of the top power conferences coming together to agree on rules. ncaa doesn t have much to do with this. this is individual conferences. we might see that the bcs decides to be more inclusive. we ve seen that in the past. when actual in a didn t get invited, they threatened action. they made it easier for nonconference schools to get in. we might see that as a result. the last thing they want is a big teem investigation brought against them. huffington post