a big reason chris borland decided to walk away.t be the most dangerous man in the game. that issue hitting news stands today. we're excited to be joined by the co-author of the article, espn investigative reporter, mark. he walked away from millions. how did he approach that costly decision. >> as he began this process of thinking about it, actually last pre season, even before he even began his career, this was not a decision about money for him. he was pretty clear throughout that. and i think, you know, upon his retirement realized he was going to need to pay back three quarters of a $600,000 signing both. and for him it was a accumulation of thinking about the issue and deciding for himself that the idea of continuing to play football at the highest level, play it the way it needs to be played was too dangerous for him. and that he was more concerned about the future and his brain than how much money he was going to make or whether he'd be an nfl star. >> you say he didn't care about the money. and as for stardom in your interv

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. >>> former 49er linebacker chris borland who retired in march after one season because of concussion fears was interviewed by espn and said five months after retirement he has no regrets walking away from a game he says is too violent. >> it's destructive. you don't have to do it, like i don't right now. um, it just strikes you as too violent, really. >> too violent for what? >> just in general. i think it's just to me it's like boxing or mma. it's just my opinion. i just think it's too destructive. >> borland was potentially going to make millions after taking over for patrick willis at inside linebacker for san francisco. he walked away from that. >>> sunday 49ers and cowboys at 5:00. we be there pre-game at 4:30. and game day on location all from levi's stadium. a great sunday of football. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you sunday. >>> we l thank you, dennis. play of the day, guess who is making some noise on the pga. at least in this round. tiger woods, yeah. round one a high shot for a birdie for mr. woods. he finished at 6-under, 64. tiger is just two back. it's our friday play of t

>pam moore: could starbucks the of the entering of the race for the white house the rumor mill is borlandted and it feels great an update to my kron 4 story about a san francisco woman who bought her four legged friend was confident. sur pogrip sealout re fd paicles. soour od w't g stu. and yocan joy ery ngleite. t lo. li lou supepoliip. ses oumoreood. ♪ super ligr hol you dentes thtlyn ple. youeverave holback. ugh ud. li lou sur pogrip get rongll d hol >>pam moore: someone stole a car in san francisco the have a black german shepherd and side now that dog is back with her. >>reporter: big kisses from a lady it has been a rough few days there are dental students on a road trip to raise awareness about oral cancer the to your a german shepherd has been along for the whole ride on sunday they stopped the bull market for some quick shopping bass ever gone 15 minutes and came back to see someone driving away in their volvo suvs to find her frantically posted pictures on social media and reached out to the news on tuesday awarded and recognize the car parked illegally she wrote this message do

justin smith, linebackers patrick willis and chris borland and anthony davis. the team lost star running back frank gore to indianapolis. michael crabtree to the raiders. >> the parents of 16-year-old girl killed in arabian na flight 214 have dismissed their lawsuit. she was one of three people killed when the plane crashed in 2013 landing at sfe. she was ejected and lying near the wreckage covered in firefighting foam when she was run over by crews responding to the crash. they did not see her. the family has not issued a public statement about today's decision. san francisco city attorney dennis herrera said the dismissal vindicates firefighters heroic efforts. >>> a 20-year-old u.c. berkeley student was robbed right in the middle of campus. that student was robtd about 12:30 p.m. it's a place filled with people. two men confronted the student, one holding a silver handgun stole the victim's cell phone and wallet. the thief ran away. the student was not hurt. >>> santa rosa police are looking for a man who attacked a convenience store clerk during an armed ro

on the busess up and then they declare the city of borland's, or -- the city of new orleans, orelans parish and -- erson parish >> you cannot describe it. that is your whole life gone. nothing but life and rubble. not only your house, but your whole community. and your a year later family and friends you don't see anymore that you used to see. a hell of a feeling. you don't forget it. you never forget it the rest of your life. >> follow that 9:00 when the 2005 townhall meeting moderated by mayor ray nagin. >> i am relying on you. state level, federal level and all other levels. i don't have them. i voted for you to represent me on a local level. i don't know where else to go. i don't know what else to do. >> thursday night starting at fema craigwith fugate. at 9:00 to show you obama's trip to the region. hurricane katrina 10th anniversary coverage oldest week on c-span. governorformer texas and presidential candidate rick perry at the iowa state fair. then speeches from debbie wasserman schultz, and governor chris christie of new jersey and bobby jindal at the iowa state fair. among

. >> reporter: earlier in year, chris borland retired after a stellar rookie season amid concerns he may suffer a concussion. to help minimize risk to players, nfl teams now rely on a so-called eye in the sky, a spotter who much with as a game from above and notifies team doctors if a player takes a potentially dangerous hit to the head. and new this soeason, the spottr has a direct line to the referee to so that a ga tha stop a game if a player is considered to be in danger. but treated trends to rehab. a process that can sometimes take honesmonths. >> how do we make sure they're confident and comfortable and they have the strength and tools they need to play football. >> so that's the real thing. now we'll talk fantasy football. here is the deal. no matter how stacked your team is you could end up a loser. at least a lot of companies feel that way. for march madness black toll guests, people poring over sport. if you add up the loss in worker productivity, disfratracted own approaches $16 billion. that seems fantasy owners would otherwise be making good use of their time. >> i love

they lost patrick willis and smith and borland.ith will be a key cog this season after missing nine games due to a suspension, but now with his legal issues behind him he has a great relationship with head coach. the only thing missing from his game is justin smith who retired this off season and he will find out how much he will miss his success. >> we will have to create a chemistry because that is the guy who has been beside me since i have been here. people learn fast, and we have a good coaching staff. it will all work out. >> the work and the shape he is in the conditioning he is doing . i am excited. >> raiders put the pads on today for the first time. always more exciting for the defense than the offense. you are either a hammer or a nail in this sport. linebacker moore had major hip surgery in february. he is physically ready and he loves the defensive mind-set of his new coaches. >> we have how many linebackers? position coach is a linebacker. the d coordinator is a linebacker. head coach is a linebacker. everybody unders

a daylong symposium evaluating borland's'-- evaluating new orleans'.hat will be live monday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. congress continues of their summer break with work on the iran nuclear deal continues. corker focusing on why he is opposed to the nuclear deal with iran. he concludes by saying the -- thetration has agreement should be one that allows us to maintain leverage and ensure it is enforceable, verifiable and hold iran accountable. this deal leaves the united states vulnerable to a resurgent iran, more able to work its will in the middle east. congress should reject this deal and send it back to the president. that from the washington post today. toator bob menendez is set announce his position on the nuclear agreement. announceenendez will how he will vote on the agreement that curtails iran's nuclear program in exchange for lifting economic sanctions. he is scheduled to speak at seton hall in what his aides are billing a major address on the iran nuclear a demon -- nuclear agreement. >> our coverage of the presidential candidates con

. >> 49ers linebacker chris borland retired after a stellar rookie season amid concerns he may suffer a cone cushion. to help minimize risk to players, nfl teams rely on the eye in the sky. a spotter who watches the game from above, and notifies team doctors if a player takes a potentially dangerous hit to the head. and new this season, the spotter has a direct line to the referee to stop a game if a flair is considered to be in danger. the niners say treatment doesn't stop with the initial injury. it extends to rehab. a process that can sometimes take months. >> i always progress that player and make sure they're confident and comfortable and they have all the strength and tools they need to play football. >> the niners team doctor says the most common injury he sees out on the field are knee, ankle and shoulder injuries. reporting live at levi stadium, mary ann favreau, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mary ann many. >>> let's go to jeff ranieri, monday workweek, there's going to be changes? >> there is the possibility of rainfall in the forecast. we want to focus on how beautiful i

chris borland smith retires frank gore to the colts. mike is gone. for the new coach. >> jim is walking this is the first opportunity to be head coach. totally unproochbility you have a stadium where you can't grow grass. 1 billion dollars and can't get one season of sprout. just like where does it end. at this time end for alden smith with the niners today. fifth arrest in three years cut. stunning especially when you consider. tuesday night 3 nights ago. niners gm told reporters smith was doing outstanding job personally and professional. imagine how he felt when he answered the phone today. contract extension for smith. set to earn nearly 10 million $this season. hard to find any positive in the story but i will say this listening to jim this morning. you really cap see why the players loved him and why they support him because he genuinely care about his his guys about alden smith player and person. he has been turning his life around. he's in the process of turning his life around. the people stumble. if some things are greater greater risk in t

. >>> meanwhile former 49er chris borland is talking about his decision to walk away from the game after. in a thoughtful and revealing interview with espn, the ex-linebacker said football may be fun to watch, but frankly, it's just bad for your health. >> it does seem more and more like senseless violence. it does seem more and more like it's destructive. i mean you don't have to do it, like i don't right now. it just strikes you as too violent really. >> too violent for what? >> just in general. i think to me it's like boxing or mma. this is just my opinion and happily disagree with someone who loves boxing and loves mma and football. but i just think it's too destructive. >> really interesting stuff in the interview there. abc 7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. that will be featured in a larger "outside the lines" special on espn. >> he took a stand. >> yeah, it is thought provoking, that's for sure. >> thank you, larry. >>> join us tonight on 9:00 on cable channel 13. the men who claim to have discovered the nazi's legendary ghost train. what they found on board. >>> then a

much attention until this weekend when they were discussed in an espn magazine interview with chris borlandchived and carter was outed as the speaker. the video has been deleted. the nfl said they were not representative of the message of any league program. espn also released a statement saying they completely disagree with the remarks and they did not reflect the network's point of view. carter apologized for the colts on twitter. he wrote seeing that video has made me realize how wrong i was. i was brought there to educate young people and instead gave them very bad advice and every person should take responsibility for his own actions. i'm sorry and i truly regret what i said that day. my man warren sapp dealing with legal troubles has not commented. >>> up next, ted cruz puts his faith in the church. stay tuned. when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. l

he said are you from borland hills. i said, no, man, i live on avalon. he said if you're with us, throw it. and he handed me the bottle. and i said, man, i'm for peace. he said, you're not for peace. you're with the man. in this case it's the white man or police. he said, look, man, we don't want to hear you. we don't want to hear dr. martin luther king. we don't want to hear brookings. we want to talk with the man ourselves. >> although the absence of negro leadership was lacking, it was also less an distinguished. as word of the shouted threat to do the white man in spread from the word of mouth, they began to crowd the shops for weapons. los angeles found it necessary to keep a speaking engagement in san diego thursday. he flew to san francisco after a friday morning conference with parker at which it was decided to call the guard if the riot worsened. >> the commonwealth advertised for a long time. they have hundreds of reservations. and so anything more that i can do in the next few hours. but i'll go right back to keep my commitment. but if it wasn

and the incumbent is injured and chris borland retired, as well.nto a situation where if he can make an impact in the first four preseason games, who knows? >> good attitude. talk about tiger today -- okay, he had a great day. but did you see the crowd behind him? they love him. they don't care if he doesn't make the cut. they don't care if he shoots 10- over. >> is there anything like 277? >> not that low. >> not that low. but he has by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] a new sea chance to tryew look. something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. foand millions moremericans lwho feel its effects.s, let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by frem

of katrina is still vivid a woman who made the bay area her home says her heart is not far from borland'shat is new at 6:00. male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 evening news starts now. >>pam moore: and oakland mother struggles after she and her family of four top of their homes on the steps to walk when they used to get into their homes little league collapsed the residents of apartment buildings still the place to live tonight five days after their homes already attacked there still no plan to fix the damage or to help the displaced achieve their personal belongings. >>maureen kelly: jessica was home when her apartment and marketed and for st. monday afternoon she thought of another earthquake had struck the star on the side of the second-floor walk voice suddenly collapsed it was a close call but no one was hurt but the failure exposed would contract the letter said appeared to the exodus of dry rot including unborn crammed into her aunt's two-bedroom town house in york the donated toys but most of their personal belongings are still inside of the red tagged buildin

. >>> former 49er linebacker chris borland in an espn article said at last season's rookie symposium former player told the rookies they needed a fall guy to avoid trouble. the player is hall of famer wide receiver chris carter. listen for yourself. >> and just in case y'all not gonna decide to do the right thing, if y'all got a crew, you got to have a fall guy in the crew. [ laughter ] >> now, i lit me home boys know y'all want to keep rolling like this, that i need to know who gonna be the fall guy, who gonna be driving, because y'all not going to all do the right stuff now. all right? so i do the to teach y'all how to get around all this stuff, too. if you gonna have a crew one of them fools got to know he's going to jail. we'll get him out. >> carter works for espn. they have not condoned those remarks. the nfl has pulled that video. and chris carter has apologized. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> all right. now for our play of the day. let's go back to at&t park where it looked like the giants defense could have used a little help from a fan. the cubs hit a foul ball

. >>> meanwhile former 49er chris borland is talking about his decision to walk away from the game afterseason. in a thoughtful and revealing interview with espn, the ex-linebacker said football may be fun to watch, but frankly, it's just bad for your health. >> it does seem more and more like senseless violence. it does seem more and more like it's destructive. i mean you don't have to do it, like i don't right now. it just strikes you as too violent really. >> too violent for what? >> just in general. i think to me it's like boxing or mma. this is just my opinion and happily disagree with someone who loves boxing and loves mma and football. but i just think it's too destructive. >> really interesting stuff in the interview there. abc 7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. that will be featured in a larger "outside the lines" special on espn. >> he took a stand. >> yeah, it is thought provoking, that's for sure. >> thank you, larry. > join us tonight on 9:00 on cable channel 13. the men who claim to have discovered the nazi's legendary ghost train. what they found on board. >>> th

. >>> you know former 49er linebacker chris borland in an espn article said at last season's nfl rookieymposium a former player told rookies they needed a fall guy so they could avoid trouble. the player turned out to be hall of fame wide receiver chris carter and this video has gone viral. >> and just in case y'all not gonna decides to do the rye thing, if y'all got a crew , y'all got to have a fall guy in the crew. let my home boys know, i need to know who gonna be the fall guy, who gonna be driving because y'all not all going to do the right stuff right? so i got to teach y'all how to get around all this stuff, too. if you gonna have a crew, one of these fools gonna know he is going to go to jail. >> the nfl removed the video from his website. cart later apologized for the comments. >>> let's hope [ indiscernible ] is getting his advice from his high school buddy and teammate. >> they aren't household names in the bay area. it's a different story in mobile, alabama. davidson high school has been a hotbed for the 49ers of late. >> the san francisco 49ers select tarp. >> reporter: he w

. >> borland was potentially going to make millions after taking over for patrick willis at inside linebacker francisco. he walked away from that. >>> sunday 49ers and cowboys at 5:00 will be the pre-game at 4:30 and game day on location all from levi's stadium. a great sunday of football. see you sunday. i'm dennis o'donnell. >>> bring it on, dennis. play of the day, guess who is making noise out on the pga -- it's been a while but say hi to tiger woods. round one wyndham championship a flop shot going, going going [ sound effect ] >> and it's in. he finished at minus 6. nice round carding 64. tom hogan and erik compton sharing the lead two up on tiger at 8-under. tiger just two back but he does get our friday play of the day. look out for tiger. >>> look at this shell of a building here behind me on mare island. it is in danger of collapsing further. we'll tell you about the challenges firefighters are facing this morning as it continues to emit toxic smoke. >> reporter: and the state of california finally doing something about all these amateur drones causing problems at wildfires. ,,,, ♪

. >>> former 49er linebacker chris borland in an espn article said at last season's rookie symposium former player told the rookies they needed a fall guy to avoid trouble. the player is hall of famer wide receiver chris carter. listen for yourself. >> and just in case y'all not gonna decide to do the right thing, if y'all got a crew, you got to have a fall guy in the crew. [ laughter ] >> now, i lit me home boys know y'all want to keep rolling like this, that i need to know who gonna be the fall guy, who gonna be driving, because y'all not going to all do the right stuff now. all right? so i do the to teach y'all how to get around all this stuff, too. if you gonna have a crew one of them fools got to know he's going to jail. we'll get him out. >> carter works for espn. they have not condoned those remarks. the nfl has pulled that video. and chris carter has apologized. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >> all right. now for our play of the day. let's go back to at&t park where it looked like the giants defense could have used a little help from a fan. the cubs hit a foul ball i

another guy who was in the room saying that he had heard it at the time, and disprison 49ers' chris borlande, what should i do? he chose to say nothing at the time. that's when someone should have stood up and said, wait a second -- >> yes. carter's wrong in what he said, but he told an inconvenient truth about what happens in whether it's the nfl or other sports or in groups of people. there's always that approach of who's going to take the fall, because your big star doesn't. sorry, folks, but this is the reality. wrong, yes. wrongheaded. his second statement is what we should pay attention to, but the nfl has a responsibility to also break up these little groups within the nfl. and i'm, look, not all nfl players, but this is what happens. it's a crowd mentality, and it's reality. >> julie? >> i have to wonder about these concussions that players get -- [laughter] are leading them to, i mean, this is time after time. not a week passes by without some horrific either dumb thing said or some domestic violence incident. these people need to be trained when they come in as 18, 19-year-olds in

. >> just south of the gentilly neighborhood in the borland, a few groups in travel trailers sites whereare some general population also. with fema tried to do was for first responders very quickly said they would be there to provide essential services to the city. this is one of those sites. we have several hundred sites across the state. about 100 or 20 in the new orleans area. the group cites are an alternative for folks who don't have a private site it out. in other words, if their house was destroyed and they want a travel trailer or mobile home put on their site by dave rebuilt, that is one thing. we will accommodate that. but if they were either renters are there sites not suitable for a travel trailer, they are then eligible to be placed in a group site. we've established these various locations around the city and state. >> what is the estimated length of time the folks will be living here? >> that's a good question. the idea in temporary housing is the lookout for 18 months of people are eligible. given the size and breadth of this disaster, we have to revisit that at the end o

think of that we have not made it a decision on we like the idea and we know because injuries by borland jackie s: and that is exactly what the city wants them to do. >>robin w: this is normal heavy traffic into san francisco backed up into the maze of the connector are packed posted a way out to the free box street exit getting into the westbound skyway estimate recall the vehicles to the bar in this into san francisco as the villain with a heavy traffic. >>robin w: teleport as westbound 84 west of the call but they found a high-rise portion is causing a bit of a backup in the current status, from the left- wing but has traffic backed up to the toll plaza and on to the nimitz freeway is very crowded, fremont and union city for the more pressure on the 880 south commit the motorcycle crash on the dumbarton bridge wrapping a westbound 84 at a high-rise portion of the brief career from the left flank but definitely slowing down commute. >>reporter:% starting to carry a little bit as we are and sfo this system happening but still a problematic such a wish and there is a delay of almost an h

borland's still standing in part people like a broken her family and never give. brooke and her family out of town. and the return to the family business circle food store seventh ward. expected lengthy medical clinic instead they're building was destroyed. they vowed to rebuild today if the clean tool for the city's most important neighbor was the slower enviable condition now than today the average rate of the flood waters for as high as this beam. year after year it wasn't happening world around it is worth. >> reporter: university economist says ford could of mom-and-pop businesses like several food store one of the driving forces in the recovery. there's still fatigue and many of new orleans and the poor communities frustration. brooke sees every day confident her city will find a way to overcome. leaders of new orleans after boarding for changes after katrina something positive that callous storm city as mad major success for forms of education and skill of the systems. gaf >> marty: and kron 4 news began preparing for a tropical storm varicolored to expect

than 8000 people were killed and is 1 million will forced from their homes president obama visit borland yesterday where the road to of for recovery will likely continue for decades ahead. >>: a city where everyone know matter what they look like how much money they have where they come from the were the board has a chance to make the work is not done yet. >>james: despite a resurgence of business the committee is still recovering according to fremont they are the single most catastrophic natural disaster in u.s. history the total damage has been estimated at hundred and $8 billion because the train of the costliest hurricane in u.s. history george w. bush and his wife with johnny mercer the affairs of the camera to the anniversary of hurricane to train a we have video of the visit to norman's 10 years ago after katrina had the visit today will have a recovery efforts to coastal cities and towns affected by the hurricane as women to local killed more than 8000 people and causeways of dollars in damage during bush's term in office back in 2005 will be held throughout the weekend to rememb

. >> because espn magazine did a profile on former 49ers chris borland and he he talked about that. he is in longer in the league because of the concussions and such. he brought it out without naming who was at symposium. reporter says i will go and see who was there and said that. that is how this has come to light now. >> it is sponsored by the nfl. nfl people in that audience. so nobody had a problem with it until this came out. >> that is right. >> interesting. >> it was posted on the web site, you could go back ape look, look at this. >> it is down now but it was up there, long before. >> fall guy, um. >> yeah. >> thanks, lauren. >>> we have all heard the slow and steady wins the race, right. >> but celebrating too soon will surely make you lose, that is added line for that. that is case for one american run shore lost out in a medal in china her name is molly. she was certain to win third place in the 10,000-meter race at world athletic championship in beijing but as you can see, there she is, lifted her arms to celebrate a moment too soon before crossing the finish line. a lo

as 62 or 60 in concord said was the oakland come in the 63 here is how the weather should develop borland for tim but as as we said right now in the upper fifties to low 60 degree range. >>james: temperatures and to be warming to amend seven isn't that point and then by 3:00 this afternoon as we head toward the 5:00 hour expect maximum temperatures around the bend somewhere around the neighborhood mid-60's from the coast mid-70s and in mid to upper 80s as you head into the deeper inland valleys over the next three days a quick sample for you today to the winds and temperatures will jump a little bit more as we head into tuesday and then by ones it will start to come back down will have more details on the forecast coming up this call and they stand for as. >>rebecca: the roadways are looking pretty good at this early hour as normal starting out the bay bridge toll plaza live in the macarthur maze getting on to the spend is going to the problem free so far for the west about a commute to downtown san francisco 67 minutes into san francisco san mateo bridge move and welcome it like at this

>>gary: tell how we can >>mark: fuel elements tv show from borland's amazing jazz musician. >>mark: the start with the giants and a fun weekend he >>gary: the game was three hours and 44 minutes and a gain yesterday was on a to hours and 19 minutes it was 95 degrees and people talk and the baseball too slow and speed crackup pemmican 95 degrees on the fifth yellow ribbon of thing from the stand 54. >>mark: bed and have the whole empire they have to computerized to see something make it happen and the style and may be worth looking at the following error but when the guys managers, and take lovebird panetta not bothering. >>gary: even a wild-card for the second wild-card and as we still think they came for pitching the next two games there contacted do something it's how you get conditions in your condition to say they're not want to be good for a few years they take these claims if you're born to charge for parts do not tell somebody the toward dismantling. >>gary: there was one of my favorites to show a someone does care but also sets up the deal they always infiltrated the