. >> soccer stars megan rapinoe, abby wambach, michelle akers and brandi chastain's pledge to donatens was sparked by concern over the long term impact of all those headers and collisions. in june we spoke with retired world cup winners brandi chastain and michelle akers >> i smashed into the back of her head, so i broke... orbital fracture and broke my nose and my teeth. >> oh, i did a lot of heading the ball and very proudly so and very determined and very aggressive. >> this new study looks at head trauma in high school sports. boys' football had the highest rate of concussion, ten for every 10,000 practices or games. girls soccer was second at a rate of eight per 10,000. boys' soccer had a much lower rate. in the 20 sports studied, girls had more than twice the rate of concussions as boys. >> i have really bad headaches and i have just been sleeping a lot. and for the past week i haven't been to school. >> 12-year-old olivia hans got a concussion last month during a soccer game when she collided with another player and hit the ground. emily lee is olivia's mother. >> we were worr

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." >> reporter: it was a solid deere.gs report for aker of d's biggest farm and agricultural equipment beat analyst estimates for profits and revenues this past quarter. but it's the outlook for 2020 that hadnvtors feeling less rosi rosie. trade tensions and bad weather have taken a toll among big customers, american farmers. lingering trade tensions coupled with a year of difficult growing and harvesting conditions have caused many farmerso become cautious about making major investments in new equipment. a result deere says it expects profits of between $2 llion and $3.1 billion in the year 2020. the high end o that range would still put the company's profits below what it made in 2019 and below what analysts were forecasting. the moreas conservative for comes as deere prepares itself for sale declines in key product areas. worldwide sales of agriculture and turf equipment are expected to fall between 5% and 10%, and construction and forestry equipment sales are expected to falletween 10% and 15%. while the story does sound downbeat for deere, it couldch ge relatively quickly and forc

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. >> right >> amazon and -- >> my friend david akers from the egowholz moagles moved downe this is wherecompanies are fleeing to in the new york area. >> see the companies jamie dimon made about texas, how one day it may house more jpm employees than any other city, any other state. >> very tough time for new york. >> how about new jersey? >> the lack of the availability to deduct the state and local income taxes, which are higher that tax bill could over the years spell doom for -- >> very republican smart move. right? these were -- democratic states the ones -- >> penalizing the blue states. >> willfred will talk to dimon tomorrow. >> i tried to get that interview, but you know wilf. >> the guy who covers the beat. >> sharp elbows. went to london to get it i debated going to london but it is the jaguars this weekend. i was going to hang there and just, you know, just kind of weasel in on wilf's interview, but i decided i'll stay here and get some other people. >> maybe get buffett talk about this cash balance of 128 billion plus >> got to get becky on that. they have more money than th

interestingly aker was trying to exonerate the president but that with the other direction.nk about the mccarthy hearings in 1954 where the attorney joseph wells said to them have you know decency that pretty much ended mccarthy's political career. think about the 1997 i run counter hearing where oliver north stood up in his uniform and held up his right hand, that entire hearing was still to that moment and it will be looking for a moment like that. democrats did not get any moments like that during the robert mueller hearing. >> chad as we know the first couple of hours of this hearing are going to be crucial. what should we be looking for the lines of questioning this morning? >> democrats told me they're going to stay out of the way let the witnesses tell their story. republicans will counter that these witnesses do not have firsthand knowledge, neither of them were on the telephone call between president trump and the ukrainian leader, zelensky. democrats will say if you got her eyewitness testimony and the court of law sometimes is not the most reliable that's why they

travel all across the state and do oral history and documentation of anjo players, fiddlers, sign ,akersindependent wrestlers ramadan fast breaking dinners, serbian chicken roasts, any kind cultural heritage or artform or some kind of practice of folklife in the states. -- in the state. there's so much to document, so many people to talk to. and sometimes, when i hear about a woman who is in her 90's, that will be a priority. someone who is very old and has a lot of stories to tell. that complicate narratives about west virginia. stories that help community cohesion. i work pretty intensely over a year, documenting their food waste traditions and their ismunity festivals, which their version of mardi gras with papier-mÂchÉ masks where they parade from one part of the town to another and carry lanterns of old manis effigy winter and a midnight they cut him down from the rafters and burn him on a prior and they all sing. so, how can you not document a story like that? the termk about appalachian, i think we often think -- and this is inside the region, too -- we often think about whites, a