bowen, bowen. bowen, go to four, go to four. come on, get out. we got you, we got you. come on. >> the trainer said, when i came off to the side, i was like, "i know everything, i know everything," because, you know, i didn't want him to think i had a concussion or anything. >> you all right? >> years past, we used to say, "he got his bell rung." but we've kind of shied away from that, and we actually call it what it is, and it was a little bit of a head trauma. >> number 20, josh... >> narrator: there are at least 60,000 concussions like this one every year in high school football. concussions have always been part of the game, but lately, they've been met with far more scrutiny. >> number 32 on third down and six. in trouble. gets rid of the ball. oh, big hit on desean jackson, and there is a penalty marker... >> narrator: the nfl's high profile drama over big hits played out all fall in the media. >> i don't know how you take this out of the game of football, but we've got to find a way. we've got to find a way. >> recent studies show repeated concussions can have a

the giants, i think he made all the right moves, brought the giants the world championships, bruce bowen g -- bochy. >> bochy. bochy. bochy. bochy. >> all right, let's meet the members of the 2010 giants ballclub. he was injured, it did not have as much impact as he was hoping, but we will be hearing a lot from him in the future. ladies and gentlemen, infielder, emanu-el burris. [applause] how about what this guy did, not just in the regular season, but in the post-season, the series clinching home run. started i guess against the phillies in game 6. the three-run homer started in game one of the world series, shortstop juan urribe. ooh. sounds good. this guy was also his season cut short, and we will be seeing a lot of him next year -- outfielder, infielder, a great guy. mark to rosa. played in 29 regular-season games for the giants. he is an infielder, an outfielder. in the regular season, there were lots of heroes for the giants, but nobody had more big home runs, seventh inning or later, down the stretch, bay area native, grew up a giants fan, outfielder tad burrow. [applause] how ab

mark, bill bowen. if you want to come up here -- maybe you left to stand for a few minutes. but that, i will turn it over to the budget director. >> thank you. thank you for your time. can you hear me? do i have an upside down? there we go. ok. as supervisor farrell said, i will talk a little bit about our budget situation and what we will see over the next couple of months and years. i will try not to bore you with the details, but please feel free to ask questions if there is something i do not cover. the position we're in right now is we have a $306 million predicted general fund deficit for the next fiscal year. that is actually a little bit better than in december when we made our initial projection. we projected a deficit of $380 million. it is still a substantial challenge for us to make the decisions about how we're going to balance the budget. just to put that in context, as we often hear people say -- well san francisco has a $6.5 billion budget, billion with a "b." there are several pots of money in our budget. there is the general fund, which is where general tax

family and friends are mourning the death of a york county pennsylvania teen. 14-year-old am bringel bowen took her life because she was bullied. we sat down with family members who hope other families can learn from the painful experience. >> she was great friend and always smiling and always in a grade mood and nice and friendly. >> reporter: on the surface she seemed like any other 14-year- old but she lived in fear about a month ago she was at the park across the street from her home when another teen in the neighborhood beat her up. >> she had two black eyes, broken nose, swollen hand and contusion on the head. >> reporter: the family pressed charges and the bruised heeled but she continued to be bullied. monday she hang herself in her bedroom. >> anybody who knows her would not think she do it. i thought it was accident and maybe she was playing around and. >> reporter: she says her daughter didn't leave a note but she did write potery in this journal. >> i pray every night -- poetryin this journal. >> i pray after i am dead i will come up to you. >> reporter: words tough for her to

jeremy bowen, bbc news. >> the british government is calling on the international community to increase financial support for political reform in the middle east and north africa. at a speech given in london, the foreign secretary said it could provide a great advance for human rights and freedom if it was backed by international support similar to that given to former communist countries after the end of the cold war. >> we should use europe's economic magnetism to encourage and support real and economic reform. that means a new partnership with the southern neighborhood, with a simple proposal at its heart. the european union will share its prosperity and open up markets in return for real progress on political and economic reform. the european union should offer broad and deep economic integration leading to a free trade area and eventually a customs union, progressively covering goods, agriculture and services as well as the improvement of conditions for investment. >> the british funded aid ship finally docked in the libyan port city of misrata after a three-day delay. they deliver

jeremy bowen, "bbc news," on lebanon's border with syria. >> we will remain with syria. one of the focal points of anti-government protests with human rights activists reporting that three more people were killed during demonstrations there on friday. can you describe what happened on friday? where were the demonstrations and what was the reaction of the authorities? >> actually, today they were demonstrations all over syria. six people died in syria today. three of them here. thousands of people went to the street, women also. the army. they start shooting on people. in spite of yesterday, the government said bashar al-assad has ordered not shoot and still they shoot us. they are arresting people. they are killing people. i have two of my friends arrested. they weren't protesting, and people are missing. they are killing us. i think the government is lying to us. they don't allow us to demonstrate or to protest. and every neighborhood, you have between 5,000 to 10,000 demonstrations. they weren't allowed to join together. they separate each neighborhood from the other.

if you drink a lot of bor bowen like i do you need bignets from new orleans. >> next week we'll have