sean abbott was a young bowler who is upand coming 22 years old on the edges.ldn't be on his conscious. he hasn't done anything wrong. but it will be something that will no doubt be troubling him very deeply. >> yeah, and i mean, clearly this was not sean abbott's fault. this was obviously a freak accident. but, you know, one thing that might be hard for a lot of people to understand is that listen, he was wearing a helmet at this point in time. it was a freak accident, it hit part of his head that wasn't really covered. what do you think -- i mean, do you think helmets can really ever offer full protection in this kind of sport. >> the best cricketer, the best batsman, the world has ever seen the pitch is very short and would come up around the ears and it was metropolitan b to intimidate the batsman. and it conduct duk suk seed ed. it doesn't until 1970s that players started wearing helmets and with the helmets, there was far greater safety. but you would think that balls whipping around players' heads there would be a lot more injuries than there actually ha

this never happened in more than 100 years of cricket history. >> the bowler, sean abbott. he is now part of the story. sadly. >> this is a young man playing the sport he loves. >> 22. >> and you kill your best mate. can you imagine how that feels? he was at the sydney hospital and was speaking to hughes' sister and the captain michael clarke. what do you say to the sister of the guy that you just gone on to kill? i know cricket authorities will give him every assistance to try to counsel him and help him get over something he probably will never get over. >> alex, thank you. cricket star phil hughes dead at the age of 25. we'll be right back with more news after this short break. >>> no justice. no peace. >> ferguson protests have gone international. hundreds gathered in front the u.s. embassy in london to show support. braving the cold november drizzle, they waved signs saying no justice, no peace. the protests have been grabbing headlines around the world. what are the other countries saying about it? here's a look. so much of how america is portrayed abroad can be under

. >> there's been an outpouring of support for sean abbott who threw the bouncer who hit hughes. adam gilcrest writes may the footprints in the sand support another. a very sad day for the world of cricket. so sorry for phil hughes and his family. and one tweet, spare a thought for hughes. and south african batsman, sean abbott thinking about you, too, mate. >>> and pele is in a hospital. the 74-year-old's condition has improved. he is apparently battling an infection since surgery recently to remove kidney stones. a statement on the twitter feed says, quote, i wanted to take this opportunity to let you know i'm doing fine. >>> oil prices are continuing to fall now. the plunge followed opec decision to maintain oil production levels. this was a departure for the cartel which cuts prices to drive prices up. the largest opec member was against it. it shocked the international oil markets sending energy shares tumbling. this is bad news for oil-pr oil-producing countries. opec attorney general says there is no need to panic. >> we have a very different price. now price decline that

and we also feel for sean abbott. it was simply in the spirit of the game.bout it. it was just, as i said before, just a genuine accident. >> well, on that point, do you think that with the calls from some that have already existed to perhaps modernize players' protection, is this such a freak accident, though, that it can't be prevented or might there be a larger or louder call for more protective gears or crick the e, protective gear for cricket play players? >> well, cricket players a s ve well protected. there's a lot of padding underneath. the helmet, i have no doubt that there will be some redesign about it. we look at baseball helmets anticipate they cover down to the lore part of the neck, right down to the shoulder. their ears as well. i guess over my time in cricket, a number of the bats mn have said we need to wear a helmet so hopefully players are looking to bat for a whole game. not just for half a dozen or a dozen pitches at a time. so ventilation and heat, of course, are other issues that come in to promote a comfort level. but yeah, this is p

spare a thought for sean abbott. he, of course, was the bowler. and the former international cricketer shane warn wrote just an absolute tragedy that hughesy is no longer with us. he was such an awesome young man. relationship, buddy. shattered. some of the expressions coming from around the world on the death of phillip hughes. let's go to the west of england, to bristol, so we can speak to david sid lawrence. thanks very much indeed for coming to the studio. i guess the reactions speak for themselves. it's deeply upsetting as well as it is shocking. >> yeah, very shocking. i think this morning we all woke up completely numb, the cricketing world felt that he would make a full recovery. such a shock today to listen that he's passed away. and our thoughts are with his family. >> i heard dominic cork saying this is a freak accident. is that how you would see it, do you think? >> well, i was involved in a similar incident in 1988 in the west indies. slightly different. he didn't have a helmet on. i hit him on the side of the temple. he collapsed. th

abbott is a 90-year-old guy arrested for feeding the homeless on a public beach on wednesday. seanyour protest. >> we're going to bring the message to the mayor's front door. if he wants to keep this ridiculous policy in order and he doesn't want to change it -- all we're asking him to do is change a few little things. but he can't seem to do that. we want everybody to know that the city of ft. lauderdale is basically making laws that attack homeless people. again it's criminalization of the homeless. sad to say, this area of our country, broward county, more attacks happened on the homeless. research indicated when you have laws that target the homeless attacks and hate crimes on homeless go way up. we put homeless people in jail. >> you're certainly trying to draw attention to the homeless and that's terrific and you're trying to bring attention as well to your protests and the mayor and you just got his attention. sean with the organization homeless voice, he's the executive director, thank you very much. what do you think about that? please e-mail, friends@foxnews.com. do you t