it can't be a protocol. >> but that changed after arrington graduated. in 2010, the ncaa required schools to develop guidelines for concussion safety. but arrington's suit alleges that this safety mandate was designed to be weak. >> some of these emails are shocking. i would call them smoking guns. >> internal ncaa emails show former head of safety david klossner pushing for more stringent rules, and facing pushback from inside the organization. >> very interesting email here from klossner where he says, 'return same day issue seems to be our biggest barrier. i've yet to find legitimate data to show that same day return to play is a good thing.' >> klossner's the one in here who keeps bringing up the idea about rules for return to play, the safety of this and what an issue it is. >> "i've been pretty busy with meetings, and trying to get david klossner off my back. that dude wears me out." >> so the one guy raising the red flag here, is getting shut out? >> shut down, suppressed, and criticized. >> i think it's a big lie and a big facade that the ncaa is

arrington's father told a washington post that he and his daughter have mentioned judd's contributionssays he's shocked by his former colleague's complaints. >>> coming up later tonight, 11:00 eastern on our newscast, balance ago awareness and self-esteem. we'll take a closer look ato bees at this and what it means for america's youngest generation and plus they are known as china's little emperors how families are trying to bring discipline to the one-child generation, those stories and much more tonight 11:00 eastern and 8:00 pacific. we end tonight with a royal version of the selfie. it's tonight's freeze frame. a member of the australias women's national field hockey team tweeted this selfie. look carefully, that's the grinning queen of england over her shoulder. yes, queeny liz beth photo bombed the teammates during the 2014 commonwealth games. i don't know if i would call that a photo bomb. it's a nice picture anyway. the games were in glasgow, scotland. >>> ill see yoi'll see you backt 11:00 eastern, paul has the headlines right after this. america mobile app, available for your

this is he had owned by ed arrington, member of our car club. >> all from the six's.separated the 60s from what we see today? >> well, i think can be. >> muscle cars? >> yes, the engines were big, collaborated engines, and just had great shape that changed every year, rather than have each car looking the same year after year. >> this is before they came one fiberglass, other stuff. these were real built to last. >> fiberglass, the corvette is fiberglass. >> this 166? >> all of the corvettes are fiberglass. >> let's get the keys, hear the engine, fire this up. we have ten more seconds. you got the original keys. there we go. again, the east passyunk car show ninth annual is this sunday, from noon to 3:00. 150 cars will be there including ed's car here, the 66 stingray corvette. here it is. let's hear this engine. we send it back to you guys in just a second. >> (karen gin --) karen gin >> cool! >> how about taking this down to the shore? >> american muscle. >> jen is down the shore already. hey, how is it going? are you surfing yet? >> reporter: i am surf, not just su

. >>> dwight arrington, west columbia south carolina i heard senator mccain say president obama is naivene that thinks the president is naive is naive. >> i felt upset that you compared congresswoman sheila jackson lee to a moron. that condition is a disease where the patient has a mentality of 7 to 12 years old. i didn't compare her to a moron. i said that anyone that believes the obama administration is not responsible for the border chaos we see today is a moron. i stand by that. so if the shoe fits mrs. lee, it's not on me. eric peterson, seattle, i agree with miller. my mantra is now i got mine. the only ones i care about are friends and family. not me eric. i'm not conceding anything to the forces of darkness. i'm going to fight them. have you ever held a real job in your life? or has it all been media and academic? let's see i worked at the ice cream stand, as a swimming instructor, as a house painter, as a cab driver and i did a little late night security work at the rec bar in miami beach. the legendary rec bar. how's that? my wife and i are coming to see you in miller in boston

lead plaintiff adrian arrington suffered five concussions as a football player at eastern illinois university. he said the effects were so severe he sometimes couldn't recognize his parents. the proposed settlement-- which must still be approved by a federal judge-- would create a $70 million fund for concussion testing and diagnosis of current and former student athletes. $5 million more would go toward concussion research. n.c.a.a member schools would be required to change their concussion management policies. the settlement goes beyond football, to include athletes engaged in other contact sports including: soccer, lacrosse and ice hockey. unlike the n.f.l settlement, this agreement one does not pay for medical expenses. rachel axon is an investigative reporter for u.s.a today sports covering the n.c.a.a story. she joins me now. rachel, how significant is the settlement for college sports? >> well, this is certainly bringing some changes, although there are some concern about whether that is enough. the settlement proposal is $70 million for a medical monitoring class, $5 million for resea