NFL Changes Domestic Violence Policy
CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN ANCHOR: The plane crashed in the mountainous area of the Shenandoah Valley. Searchers didn't get to the crash site until Thursday afternoon, and they found the pilot still in the plane. There had been hopes he managed to eject before the plane went down. We expect to learn the pilot's name today. And a big tease from Apple. The company says the -- a new product will be coming on September 9th. So, let's the guessing game begin. The odds on favorite is tech giant will unveil the iPhone6 with a larger screen in response to larger phones from HTC and Samsung. We could also see the debut of the rumored iWatch. Apple's invitation to the media says, simply, "Wish we could say more."</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: Could be all of the above, right?</s>ROMANS: Could be. A lot of rumors about the iWatch is going to be very fitness focused so it will tell John Berman to run faster. Go, Berman, go.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: You know he's doing a triathlon tomorrow.</s>BERMAN: I am. I may not be here on Monday.</s>ROMANS: Good luck tomorrow, John.</s>CAMEROTA: All right. Meanwhile, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell admitted that he messed up when he suspended Ray Rice for two games. So, he's making changes for how players are punish for domestic violence. Andy Scholes has more in this morning's "Bleacher Report". Hi, Andy.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, BLEACHER REPORT: Hey, good morning, guys. You know, Goodell was heavily criticized when he suspended Ray Rice for only two games, and yesterday, he flat out said, quote, "I didn't get it right." As a result, Goodell announced new harsher punishments for players who are involved in a domestic violence incident. Under the new plan, offenders will receive a six-game suspension for the first offense and a possible lifetime ban for a second offense. This new policy applies to all NFL personnel, not just the players. The college football season is now up and running. Last night, Texas A&M pulled off the upset, putting beat-down on ninth ranked South Carolina. In his very first start, sophomore Kenny Hill threw for 511 yards, breaking Johnny Manziel's single game record. He added three touchdowns in a 52-22 win over the gamecocks. Everyone, including Manziel jumped on the nickname Kenny Football, Manziel even tweeting out with the #GigEm. But Hill say he doesn't really like that nickname, probably wants something a little more original. Finally, the clock struck midnight for the young Cinderella of the U.S. Open. Fifteen-year-old CiCi Bellis lost in the second round last night. She actually dominated the second set, winning 6-0, but she ended up losing the match in three. Bellis was the talk of the tournament after becoming the youngest player to win a match since 1996. She called the experience unbelievable and mind-blowing and the best couple of days of her life.</s>CAMEROTA: I bet. That must have been a peak experience.</s>BERMAN: Well, she's 15. Like I said, two days her life, that's like 3 percent. I mean, you know, it's a big chunk of her life at that age.</s>CAMEROTA: And it's all downhill from here. We won't let her know that.</s>SCHOLES: Let's hope not.</s>CAMEROTA: Thanks, Andy.</s>SCHOLES: All right.</s>CAMEROTA: All right. NATO says Russian troops are helping separatists fight in Ukraine. President Obama is threatening additional sanctions, and Vladimir Putin tries to influence the rebels. We'll talk to the former U.S. ambassador to NATO about all these latest developments.</s>BERMAN: Plus, an app, that's right, an app confirms that the Michael Brown shooting came around the same time of the audio that allegedly you can hear the incident. We're going to take a look at what this means for the investigation.