Johnnie Lee Higgins #15 of the Oakland Raiders misses a pass against Eric Berry #29 of the Kansas City Chiefs during an NFL game at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on November 7, 2010.
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NFL owners and players resume negotiations in New York today in a bid to settle the longest work stoppage in the history of the league. Negotiators made some progress last week in Minneapolis, but talks still hinge on both sides agreeing exactly how to share revenue from the nine billion dollar business.
Nando DiFino, sports reporter for The Wall Street Journal, joins us with the latest.
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