just think about it, you re at a football game watching your team playing. you re looking down at the game. you re not looking up at the sky thinking a drone might fall out of it. but twice that has now happened in the last week. seemed as if they fell from somewhere. reporter: just days after a drone crashed into the stands at a match at the u.s. open, a second drone crashes into a kentucky stayed jump. this black and white drone fell into the stands just before kickoff at the university of kentucky football team s home opener. officials say it was being flown by a student and it was hovering near the scoreboard during pregame fest activities. drones are banned on the university s campus and the faa has banned them from sporting events. authorities are considering what to do next. what we have right now is a real patch work of laws.
nicole smith custody hearing. judge, to me hearing that juror say it s almost like they re part of you, aaron hernandez, sitting so closely locking eyes. some of them were frightened by him. some felt sorry for him. what is that like for juries especially this one? for three months it s like this courtroom becomes a home away from home. it s overwhelming. it consumes your every day activity. they re sitting with one another. they go to the bathroom they share in the jury room. they re eating lunch together. they re eating dinner together. and they re having an experience that will affect many people and many families and they have to make the ultimate decision whether to place this young boy, hernandez, in jail for the rest of his life. it feels more comfortable when it s a team playing and it s not
rondo heads to the bench, carlisle he would citron dough for the final 20 minutes of the game. the mavs would go on to win, but all the questions afterwards were about that spat. rondo, he would not talk about it. while carlisle he downplayed the exchange saying it was just a difference of opinion. rondo s going to be a free agent after the season. los angeles area is getting closer to getting back an nfl team. late last night, the inglewood city council approved a $2 billion plan to develop hollywood park and build an 80,000-seat stadium for the st. louis rams. the rams owner is a partner in the deal. this announcement comes just a week after the raiders and chargers announced they are planning a shared stadium in carson. so l.a. hasn t had a team guys in 20 years. but now all of a sudden three teams are racing to get back there. it s going to be interesting to see how this develops. we could have an nfl team playing in l.a. not next season but the season after
drugs and other drugs in the league. you might recall, the suit against the nfl, accusing it of administering the drugs illegally to keep them playing. a lot of times, the team trainers are giving out drugs. none of them got a medical degree. some of them aren t even licensed. they re handing out drugs. they re handing out anti-inflammatories. they re handing out sleeping pills. they re handing out this stuff altogether. and then, you know, a lot of timings you re on a team playing and then you re washing it down with beer. washing it down with beer. the de a s trying to track down how nfl doctors and trainers get access to those powerful narcotics. more than 700 players have joined the suit against the nfl. joining us is l.z. granderson, back from wimbledon. we are talking about football and concussions for a while, now we re talking about football and
the only problem, neither team playing had any business being there. central florida s record was a feeble 10 wins, 18 losses. finished near the bottom of the regular season stanldings. mercy, their opponent finished just a game ahead of central florida in the standings. ordinarily neither team would have made it to the conference championship, and to the brink of the ncaa tournament. but in 1996 a couple of accidents happened. the best team in the league was ineligible to play in the tournament, that was one, and also the other top team suffered fluke losses in the first round. basically, the bracket in the tournament collapsed and left two cellar dwellers to play for the championship. neither one deserved to be there but one was going to win and then go on to represent the conference on the national stage in the ncaa tournament. it was a very ugly game. central florida was bad. mercer was worse. 12 minutes into the game the score was 23-0, central florida went on to win it. that put