[Cuomo:] All right, this was a pretty big deal in the world of football. For the first time since the deflategate saga, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was in attendance at a Patriots home game. Andy Scholes has more in this morning's "Bleacher Report." And if he was thinking bygones be bygones, he is forgetting whose house he was in.
[Andy Scholes, Cnn Sports Correspondent:] Absolutely, Chris. You know, Patriots fans had been anxiously awaiting Roger Goodell's return to Foxborough so they could give him a nice warm welcome. You know, they haven't got to see him in person since he suspended Tom Brady for deflategate. But, you know, unfortunately, no one really knew Goodell was even at the game. This was a surprise visit. The broadcast never even showed Goodell. All we have really is this grainy pic of the commissioner in Patriots owner Robert Kraft's box. But, check this out, there were at least three Patriots fans that aren't still mad at Goodell. They took this smiling pic with the commissioner. Fans in New England will get another chance to see Goodell soon as she's scheduled to be at the NFL season opener in Foxborough on September 7th. So, Brianna, the fans there in New England will get a chance to formally great the commissioner just in a few weeks.
[Keilar:] Greet with air quotes you mean?
[Scholes:] Yes, greet.
[Keilar:] Greet. OK, we will see. Andy Scholes, thank you, sir.
[Scholes:] All right.
[Keilar:] New York City is often thought of as a concrete jungle, right? And for many families living in poverty, green spaces and affordable fresh food can be hard to come by. This week's CNN Hero was volunteering at a school in Harlem and was shocked to discover that many students could not properly identify vegetables, let alone incorporate them into their diet. So he planted the seed for a solution. Meet Tony Hillery.
[Tony Hillery, Cnn Hero:] The children come in here and they fall in love with the land. Got it. That's lunch tomorrow. In a bustling city like New York City, to find an oasis like this where you can go in and everything seems to slow down, this is their green safe place. Look at that. It's not just growing the vegetables. It's growing the children.
[Keilar:] Find out how Tony's urban farms are sowing seeds of hope. Just go to cnnheroes.com. And while you're there, nominate someone that you think should be a CNN Hero. All right, two extraordinary statements that ramped up the hot talk between North Korea and the United States. Is this a show of strength that will help cool it down? Is this a way of aiding diplomacy or is it boxing us into a response? David Axelrod has "The Bottom Line," next.