laura, where she s finding fault with roger goodell for not understanding what happened even without seeing the individual ovof the punch of what happened in the elevator. she refers to the inadequacy of words to convey the seriousness of domestic violence. we all heard about this thing that happened inside the elevator. without seeing the video of what happened inside the elevator, we had no idea how hard a hit that was or exactly what his attitude was, what we could pick up about attitude after the punch. it seems to me that that video inside the elevator does change everybody s perception of it, including goodells, had he seen it before he claims he saw it. that video does change things. it did for a lot of people, although i have a hard time understanding why. what do people think happened in
and therefore, laura, i assume they re willing to put up with, i don t know, hundreds, thousands of protesters outside the stadium? they re willing to take on a controversy that s bigger than what the washington football team contends with? yeah. that s a good point. i will say this, there has been more reports saying now there s really only two teams, some teams are backing off, including new orleans and indianapolis. he is 28. if a team wants to make the playoff push, ray rice is one of those guys that a lot of people feel like could help. my thing is, roger goodell, it s easy to lead when it s convenient, now you re seeing what s happened with hem in the nfl, especially the player s union. there s an interesting line in what the arbitrator said, laura, where she s finding fault with roger goodell for not understanding what happened even
now back to malaysia and the criminal investigation into flight 370. jim clancy joins us live from kuala lumpur with more on that. jim, the australian prime minister described this as one of the great mysteries of our time and at this point that does not seem like an overstatement. no, not at all. and obviously people are going to be finding fault with the investigation, but the fact is that there aren t any facts. very difficult for them to know what went on inside the cockpit short of obtaining the flight data recorders. and there s a problem with that, as we all well know. at the same time, the industry is looking at this not for the first time, looking at this and saying something probably has to be done. they look at the circumstances that are involved with flight 370 and they say in the past
a new critic has been finding fault with malaysian investigation of flight 370, interpol, international police agency. cnn s senior international correspondent nic robertson. reporter: three weeks ago these two iranians traveling on stolen passports triggered interpol s investigation of flight 370 s passengers. now in a statement surprising for its frankness, the international forces lambasting malaysian officials for lax controls. the truth is in 2014, prior to tragic disappearance of flight 370, malaysian immigration department did not conduct a single check of passengers passports against interpol s database. the agency said in a statement. they are not alone in their criticism. the idea that somehow governments adopt want to query
corporations have less than 50 employees. 2% have more than 100 employees. so, what we are talking about are those people that have from 50 employees to 99 employees. 2% of the employment market. now if they have complaints of the administration they need more time before the mandate sets in, another year to make this transition, it would seem to me that all of the people that are concerned about providing health care instead of finding fault will come in and say whatever we can do to help. but ultimately, the 40 million people that have access to no health care should be the primary goal, not to politicize everything that s in the bill. slicing back for businesses, a lot of folks say come back and say slide things back for me, delay the whole thing, push it all back. well, when i tell you that 96% of the employers are not