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PFT Live: Mike Florio says that because the replacement officials were so eager to do anything to work for the NFL, the league should have created a legal document barring them to speak to the media about their time officiating games after their employment was terminated. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio updates the fallout of the Bountygate scandal, checking in on NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's meetings with the suspended players and speculating on how and when new punishments may come. He also shines the light on suspended coach Gregg Williams' controversial attendance of Sunday's Seahawks-Rams game, trying to dig to the bottom of why he was allowed to attend a game despite being suspended, and asks, if Williams was allowed to attend a Rams game, should Sean Payton be allowed to attend Sunday's potentially historic Saints game? (NBC Sports)

Tired of complaints about badly behaved kids, the owner of one restaurant in Pennsylvania has banned children from his establishment. And, as Janet Shamlian reports, he's not the only one. From theaters to Facebook, more folks are calling for "no kids allowed." But is it fair? (TODAY)

Browns WR/RS Joshua Cribbs talks with the media outside of Cleveland's facility where he was not allowed to workout. (NBC Sports)

A Wisconsin strip club owner defends his "No Negroes Allowed" sign posted on the front door of his business. WEAU's Mary Rinzel reports. 

According to the New Jersey attorney general, one school district did nothing to combat the bullying of a student over a period of six years. WNBC's Brian Thompson reports. 

The FAA is investigating five transmissions from the control tower at JFK Airport in New York City, where tapes reveal that the child of an air traffic controller directed planes on a runway. NBC's Tom Costello reports.