for cte it's a little tricky. you is not something where saw the hit and you test hours later or a day later. condition that is stable in the brain and it's deteriorating inside the brain. it's unclear how much is getting across the barrier. what to look for and whether we the blood. in approach.e i did my best to learn about but i can only get so deep with it but it's thatally a piece of a cell is sort of shed from it but what's great about it is that came ell you where it from. so if you find it in the blood you can guess it came from the certain.t you're not whereas if you find it, it has information in it about what the source cell was. brain say this was a cell. and there's a tao related one and they have isolated they're starting to find former nfl players and testing them and say they have elevated levels of this compared to the general looking n and they're to expand those kinds of tests. the leading expert in this i bob stern who is a neurologist at boston university cte center ave this and they're embark

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cte is disease that shows no boundaries.about junior, or own andre waters but it will effect the youngest of athletes. two former players that suited for the penn quaker football team. both were 21 years of age when they committed suicide. his death was back in 2005 when there was very little testing for cte in those days however in 2010 when williams passed away an autopsy was performed and revealed suffered from traumatic induced disease. folks while research is happening right now the truth is nobody knows how to cure it and in fact the nfl a billion dollar industry who would love to have all the answers are still sear searching. in closing when it comes to cte no matter the player, the sport or how young the athlete is, the disease has no standards. it will affect anybody. so while the nfl continues to try to figure it out for everyone, keep an open mind when anybody asks the question i wonder if they suffered from cte. dawn. >> all right. thanks sean. >>> the world is remembering pop icon prince one year after his death

and the cte, he had played football. do you think he should have been under suicide watch?uicide after they've won a big acquittal. he had his appeal pending. he had a really good shot at getting his first-degree mudder conviction reversed, perhaps reduced to second-degree murder which would have given him some light at the end of the tunnel. he had a superb legal team working for him. no, i don't think the circumstances were such that anybody could have suspected that this is a man who was likely to take his own life at that point in time. i think it came as an absolute shock to his own lawyers, to his family, to the family of the victims. and i'm still in shock. i loved him as a ballplayer. he was an elegant, fantastic ballplayer, really important part of the brady receiving team. i was shocked when he was arrested. and much, much more shock when he took his own life. i can't fault anybody for not putting him under suicide watch. >> just to punctuate that point, the family and legal team said they had no communication with him to suggest he was depressed or sad or had any

we made arrangements for boston university cte unit to take possession of aaron's brain. we made these arrangements with the medical examiner yesterday. from one day to the next, the medical examiner's office here specifically a dr. neels, has determined that his office will retain the brain of aaron hernandez and that their office is better equipped than boston university's cte unit, which is the most renowned unit in the world as it relates to cte studies. >> now, aaron hernandez's body has been released back to his family but the brain is being held by the medical examiner. don't forget, that is part of an autopsy, including toxicology tests but jose baez says the medical examiner is holding the former nfl's brain illegally. >> interesting. a lot of people would like to know what the information is that can be developed from any kind of studying of his brain for sure. deb feyerick, thank you. >>> let's turn to bill o'reilly and the fallout since he departed. just yesterday, his two-decade reign is over. severing ties with him after allegations of reported sexual harass

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his family wants to donate his brain to boston university for research on cte.e medical examiner proved -- approved the plan after the autopsy was released. >> the family of aaron hernandez has decided to donate his brain to this study so that we can possibly help other young men who decide to play football and to help further that cause. also, to shed light and more evidence on this case. >> cte can only be diagnosed after death, which makes it difficult to research. it is a degenerative brain disease that has been linked to athletes who have suffered head trauma. >>> the raiders will not pay any red for their proposed lease in the new stadium in las vegas. those details emerged today. the raiders paid 3 1/2 million dollars to play last year at the oakland coliseum. officials say the stadium authority there cannot receive any revenue because it can cause bonds to lose tax-exempt status. >>> still to come, getting high on hippie hill. up next, the yearly tradition that has thousands of people lighting up in the city this afternoon. >>> it is a good day for it, y

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. >> another former eagles is suffering from brain issues, charlie garner says he has system of cte. he doesn't have all of his fac united states a -- faculties any more. i'm john clark. we'll be right back. y26vfy y5yy >>> at least for portion of the day. >> tonight is really bad for suede boots later tonight. okay. >> you've heard of these april showers. we're going to get some of them tonight especially between midnight and 4:00 a.m. look how warm it is tomorrow and look how chilly it is on friday for the phillies home opener, plus wind and rain. generally on the lighter side. look at next week. sunshine -- up to 80s on tuesday and i have it pretty dry most of next week too. so we've got a stormy week here. we could get some strong storms on thursday, maybe a threat of some flooding and that nasty weather for friday. but after that, we've got a change in the weather pattern. it's been kind of stormy but that change in the pattern might be something you like. >> a tough morning commute. >> there may be some leftover flooding from the rain that's occurred in the middle of the night.

for the time being it is set for tomorrow at 18:45 cte. brent: this has been a real shock.s have been moved by this. and you are ever anything like this happening in a champions league match? nick: no. i have been watching champions league for 15 years. nothing happened like this. french monaco fans who need a place to stay and maybe find some place to stay, there are people opening their apartments, saying i have room for five people. it is situations like this when the beautiful side of football shows its face. even though they are rival fans, playing each other tonight, they will open their homes to their fellow fans. brent: and thousands of disappointed fans have been leaving the stadium in dortmund, but some of them had a strong message against violence. let's listen to what some fans from the monaco visiting team had to say. >> i was here for our team, thank you to dortmund who are welcoming us like -- >> there is room here. i stay here. i see dortmund fans. >> we see love. >> this is not love. this is shame. it is shame. and so we are coming back, to support our team

if we put sanctions on them like we did with cte or some of the other countries from china, they come to the table and they don't want those things to happen. the bankinghem from system. is at them on swift, which banking system. pulling transfers of funds with these companies. by putting secondary sanctions on there, it brings phase countries in line. question, if assad has done this, and there is so much confusion out there. once the investigation is done, i think we need to follow through. many fall but so short on that. host: ted yoho of the foreign affairs committee. hisas foreign life -- in for life, a veterinarian. paulette from florida. guest: good morning. caller: yes, good morning. you all did not vote. you said, no. president trump, he gets on the phone the next day, don't go into syria. don't go into syria. you are blaming president obama when the current president said, don't go to syria. .ou all ran away vote to go into syria. to go into right way syria. host: thank you. guest: i appreciate your call. again, president obama was going to go in there. there was not a good

nfl star aaron hernandez is donating his brain to science so it can be tested for the brain disease cte. the massachusetts medical examiner has ruled his death a suicide. the cause was asphyxia by hanging. investigators say they found three handwritten notes next to a bible in his cell. the hernandez family is seeking an independent autopsy and wants to foe if head trauma played any role in his death. >>> the man who shot and killed former new orleans saints player will smith has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. cardell hayes was convicted of manslaughter and attempted manslaughter for shooting smith's wife. she left the court sobbing and in a statement expressed deep disappointment at the sentence. hayes shot smith after a >>> there's fresh fallout over the ouster of bill o'reilly from fox news. critics outraged at what could be a $25 million payout package. sources tell "the new york times" that's the equivalent to one year's salary. fox dropped o'reilly wednesday amid mounting sexual harassment allegations. the president of the national association organization for women calls t

the family is donating his brain to boston university's cte center.ether hernandez actually had the disease. >>> lawmakers are calling out attorney general jeff sessions after he said the hawaiian federal judge who blocked the immigration order is quote sitting on an island in the pacific. he tweeted that his comments were ig norntd and that they were dangerous and the state's other senator pointed out that sessions voted to confirm the judge and asked sessions to quote, have some respect. >>> all right. a story that i talked about earlier, tried to tease for you guys. thousands in china are signing up for a new online fan club to worship ivanka trump. the group has boosted the first daughter's fame and fandom around the country and as hundreds of copy cat companies seeking to cash in on her brand, p public fell in love when she shared this video of her children performing chinese poetry and songs for the chinese president's visit with donald trump. >>> so one little boy is following in his father's footsteps by becoming a barber. he's just four years

council president darryl clark and superintendent doctor william hite kicked off ground breaking at cte high school dobbins. it will be receiving new state of the art classrooms and equipment. that project is scheduled to be complete by 2019. >> get your aggression out too >> yeah. >> get right into it. >> lauren has our forecast. >> i think we feel like doing that to mother nature sometimes. >> owe man, sometimes she does to it us. >> that is true. >> she gave us sunshine and then she taketh away. those gray skies are now in come nation across the delaware valley. we will see rain moving in as we head into the second half of the evening hours. rain widespread, heavier at times and also dealing with the potential for thunderstorms, overnight tonight but getting a live look right now at center city philadelphia, yeah, a gray scene, after some sunshine, to start off our monday, temperatures though still feeling good, 63 degrees our current, wind speeds out of the south and wind has begun to pick up. we will sea breeze i conditions throughout overnight per. wind speed at 16 miles per hour

his family now date donating his brain to study for cte. >>> to that airport fight in kansas city, any passenger facing charges after this video, shoving an off-duty american airlines pilot moments after they de-planed. police say edward foster was upset, believing that the pilot who was flying as a passenger, was taking up too much room in the cabin. >>> the new lawsuit, are your headphones spying on you? bose the makers of high-end headphones. facing a lawsuit involving user privacy. the complaint accusing the company's bose connect apps that pairs wireless headphones with sound files. the suit also claims it also connects a user's listening history with third-parties that may reveal what you've been listening to. >>> and the photo-op at the white house. sarah palin invited to the white house, posing with the president there. she invited ted nugent and kid rock. the three then posed in front of hillary clinton's official white house portrait. >>> when we come back here tonight, american strong. the boy who stood up in church and asked for a family. the incredible update. when you're

the suicide of aaron hernandez, the brain of the former patriot site end will be donated for cte research, did -- degenerative brain disease, can only be diagnosed after death. researchers linked the disease to suicidal tendencies. hernandez was serving a life sentence for murder, found hanging by a bedsheet in his cell. a missing team, a nationwide manhunt, elizabeth thomas found safe, ted cummins was arrested, kevin are starting cummins's vehicle, investigators to the remote part of north carolina more than 2000 miles from where they disappear in tennessee. and landing in more than a decade. the team will ride home. they wanted to name their daughter allah, the aclu dropping a lawsuit after they issued a birth certificate for the toddler giving her the desired last name, this despite state law requiring a surname be that of the father or the mother. a foxbusiness alert, major production shakeup, harley-davidson, good morning. >> there is going to be a shift of jobs at harley-davidson in york, pennsylvania. jobs are moving to kansas city, missouri. we have earnings this week, drop, 25% d

i think a -- the family is also donating his brain for cte research. jesse: are they saying because he took so much hits to the head, that's why he committed these acts? >> they could be look for money to his estate from the nfl. there is a portion of the patriot contract that could go to his estate. there is legal wrangling going on here. i think he has done himself a fave and everybody else a favor that has anything to do with him. jesse: sorry for playing the nfl fox jingle in the open. i know you are a cbs guy. but i felt you could take it. >> we are kind of long island guys together. i know you moved to long island. i grew up in long island. but i'll gift to you this time. jesse: big changes at fox news. details up next. jesse: many of you know bill o'reilly is no longer with fox news. change is hard and i'm very grateful for my time on the fact eastern learned so much. i also have. >> announcements to make. i'll be co-hosting the five which is moving to 9:00 p.m. eastern. eric bolling will stay at 5:00 p.m. to be part of the news show there. "wat

his family wants to donate it to a lab for cte investigation.he medical examiner approved the plan after the autopsy results today. >> the family of hernandez has decided to donate his brain for this study to help other young men who play football and further that cause. also, possibly shed light and more evidence on this case. >> in other new developments, the death of the hernandez could turn him into an innocent man. if a person dies before they have exhausted all of their legal options, the case revertsto pretrial status and it's possible, under score possible they might be owed $3 million on a signing bonus. >>> another set back for tiger woods. the surgery went well and the recovery time is 6 months, he's not played in a major since 2015. >>> heavy winter rains washedthe trees and a lot of debris into the lakes and the massive clean up efforts now to make it safe for boaters and swimmers. >>> and a warm up for friday. temperatures up there, like some 80s. so when we come back we'll talk about that. = >>> tesla has announced a recall for a

i think a -- the family is also donating his brain for cte research.ok so much hits to the head, that's why he committed these acts? >> they could be look for money to his estate from the nfl. there is a portion of the patriot contract that could go to his estate. there is legal wrangling going on here. i think he has done himself a fave and everybody else a favor that has anything to do with him. jesse: sorry for playing the nfl fox jingle in the open. i know you are a cbs guy. but i felt you could take it. >> we are kind of long island guys together. i know you moved to long island. i grew up in long island. but i'll gift to you this time. jesse: big changes at fox news. details up next. (announcer vo) when you have type 2 diabetes there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza® a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. (jim) victoza® lowers blood sugar in three ways. .. which

an attorney for hernandez says the family has authorized boston university to conduct cte research on the brain, but he says the med. >> caller: examiner is refusing to release it. >> we're here today to prevent something tragic from happening to his remains and to something that could prevent us from all having the truthful answers to what happened here. >> a top massachusetts official says the medical examiner will release hernandez's brain as soon as the investigation into his death is completed. >>> authorities have arrested a man accused of stalking former first daughter malia obama. investigators say the man showed up at her workplace in manhattan three days last week with a signed proposing marriage. he said he wanted to marry malia to get to the former president and ask for help for his country. secret service agents eventually picked up the man and referred him to a mental health facility. >>> former president george h.w. bush remains in the hospital recovering from what his spokesperson calls a mild case of pneumonia. we're told the 92 year old is gaining strength after a go

. >> cte, or chronic traumatic encephalopathy is a condition found in former athletes. it's too soon to know if hernandez might have suffered from the disease. a growing number of pro-football players have donated their brains for research after their deaths. >>> here in the district, seven marijuana activists were arrested on capitol hill. they were handing out free joints to congressional staff members. as our mark segraves reports now, the activists say they thought they were following the law. >> reporter: it started out as organizers had planned. congressional staff members and other federal employees were giving free marijuana cigarettes, just by showing their government i.d. shortly after the give-away arresting two women and confiscating two large bags filled with joints. >> this is my patriotic right! >> reporter: adam was one of the organizers. >> the capitol police are snooping around over there. we're going to have to regroup right now and decide what to do, but this was not expected. this is a lawful place to give away cannibis. because we're on d.c. land.

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. >> like cte.sting that as we're learning more about his death and what is happening following the suicide, it's possible that his murder conviction of odin lloyd could be thrown out? >> massachusetts law allows for this thing called abatement. basically because he died while his murder conviction was being appealed, there is this possibility that they could move to have the conviction thrown out. essentially he didn't exhaust all of his appeals. so he has this chance to have the estate has the chance to have the conviction overturned. now, there could be a possibility that that would affect legal procedures down the line. for example, families of the victims has expressed and odin lloyd's family has already filed a civil suit against hernandez which would then go against his estate, is that affected by the fact that the murder conviction could be thrown out. odin lloyd's family attorneys say no, but as we move forward, that is something to look at. >> so if this that conviction were to be thrown o

reporting that now former football player's brain will be turned over to boston university to study cteld tissue samples to confirm that hernandez took his own life. aaron hernandez was serving a life sentence after being convicted of first degree murder. he was found dead in his prison cell yesterday. >>> now, health officials in camden county have a warning for residents tonight. officials say last week a resident's dog attacked a raccoon over food. that raccoon has been tested positive for rabies. thankfully that you today up to date with its rabies shots. officials are urging residents to keep their animal vaccinations up to date. >> in atlantic city today a community came together to send message to governor chris christie. the naacp along with other residents and officials say the state takeove bill would negatively impact a lot of people. one of the big issues they say is the possible privatization of the water department. >> that water is live-sustaining and we are here in atlantic city because we understand most profoundly that what is understood to be merely a money problem is

william hite picked up a sledgehammer and made one of the first holes in the walls at merrill dobson ctelehigh avenue this afternoon. also on hand for today's groundbreaking mayor jim kenney. once finished the $35 million project will help the school double in enrollment. it's expected to be completed in 2019. >> that always looks fun watching people destroy -- >> tear something up. >> there's much more ahead in the next half our of "action news" at 4:00 today including the reason a stranger is being blamed for causing a profession in ally golfer a major title without being anywhere near the course. >> remember nicolae as a south jersey school plays tribute to a teen who lost his life in an atv accident. we're learning more about the crash that killed him. >> it is 4:30 now and "action news" continues with breaking news out of north philadelphia. chopper6 flying live right now over the 1100 block of west styles street. >> now, that's where several people were shot. this all unfolded about one hour ago. police are on the scene as you can see now but have not released many details. we're s

at the nfl who ahead of player safety was sked about the connection between neurological disease and cte and football and in the past for years and years the league's answer was always the science isn't out yet. ask a scientist. we don't know. directly n't answer and he said there's obviously clearly a link. don't ill rightly say we know a lot and there's a lot of questions to be answered but at acknowledging re the question andic that's the result of pressure that's come and from the government. thank you so >> c-span delaware history unfolds daily. in 19 79, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. it is brought to today by your cable television or satellite provider. now, irs commissioner john koskinen talks about identity theft. this is about one hour. >> good afternoon and welcome to the press club where news happens here in the nation's capital. i'm standing in today for our 110th president, jeffrey bah lieu who's away on assignment because he still has to make a paycheck via his employer as opposed to this volunteer gig and probably submit hi

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that some schools might be montessori and some schools could be college prep and some will focus on cte and we have performance metrics that measure them differently. if the performance contracts differentiate, i trust that the schools will be different, fingers crossed. >> question in the back. >> natasha james, i'm unaffiliated right now. i love that our conversation has moved to whether or not the choice is the action but that we're discovering ways and talking about ways, how to make choice better for all, thank you for that. second, how do you address moms and dads who fell trapped by their addresses and want more choice but are finding it difficult to get an ear to listen to them in neighborhoods that aren't as progressive as washington, dc? >> i'll take a stab at that. one of the things that we really push for at the foundation, in the cities that we work in, is a unified enrollment system that levels the playing field of access for all families. so it's not, you know, the family that knows how to work the system or can, you know, take three days off from work and pitch a tent in

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meanwhile, hernandez' family says they're donating his brain to science believing he suffered from ctesease causes by head trauma. >>> and with us this morning, walking us through some of the legal twists and turns in this case. so as morgan just mentioned there, there's a chance that this 2015 conviction could be vacated. i believe the legal term is abatement. for us non-lawyers what is abatement and why is that a possibility in this case? >> it's a standard thing saying if you haven't actually finished this process, because you get an automatic appeal, then you're not done. if something intervenes, in this case a death, your underlying conviction is wiped. in this case, an unpopular defendant people feel justice should have been served and people think of this individual obvious lis at this point as a murderer. >> that said, talk about the money. in that scenario would that mean the patriots have to pay hernandez' family and what wb talking about morgan's piece about odin lloyd's family? where does the money go here? >> the money from the patriots is mostly prior resolve. this change

>>> boston university researchers will study former nfl player aaron hernandez's brain for signs of cte by brain trauma. it has been linked to the deaths of other former football players. hernandez, a convicted murderer was found hanging from his prison cell on wednesday. he was currently serving a life sentence for a 2013 killing. >>> and on a lighter note, a new way to get your buzz. the first drive through marijuana store in the country opening this week. about 200 miles west of denver. marijuana remains illegal under federal law, but it is legal in eight states including colorado, oregon and california. that's the news update this hour. carl, back downtown to you. >> all right, sue, thank you very much. sue herera. >>> let's get back to sara at the imf world bank meeting in washington. >> carl, here in washington yesterday, treasury secretary steven mnuchin made some comments regarding the pro growth agenda and policies. listen. >> we're pretty close to being able to bring forward what's going to be major tax reform. and on the regulatory side, my focus is primarily on the financial

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hernandez's legal team raised the possibility, the former patriots tight end may have suffered from cte, a degenerative brain disease, caused by head trauma. a condition affecting some football players is being studied at bosto has decided to donate aaron's brain to the study. >> reporter: appealing his life sentence for the execution of his friend, odin lloyd, those close to hernandez said he was upbeat. a week ago today, the 27-year-old was acquitted in a double-murder. news of the suicide was stunning, say friends. hernandez found with john 3:16 scrawled on his head. a reference to a biblical verse. prison officials say he used cardboard to jam his door shut. >> the cell is about 8 feet by 10 feet. i've been inside the cell. you live a very limited life. >> reporter: the former patriots superstar, who scored a $40 million contract with the nfl's greatest franchise, leaves behind a fiancee and a 4-year-old the question, now, what money, if any, could they receive from his nfl pension after he played three years in the league. the rise of aaron hernandez, as dramatic as his downfall. i