i'll look at tony dorsett, mark and myself. here we are guys, living specimens that have this issue. this job related illness from playing contact tackle football in the nfl. we didn't have it before we joined the nfl. you can't state or make that claim, because if you knew that, why did you make the purchase when we came out of college? rightfully so, we went through physicals, got diagnosed whether we had problems or not and were all high round draft picks, dorsett a one, delanano a one, me being a high two and duper a one. now that all the evidence is out, a player that does have c.t. now and qualified port money that to take a portion of moneyless the entire piece of the pie as he deserves. i say you take the money, put into it a fund, let the player live off the interest. as his case weakens or gets better, you now make a decision on whether or not to take back some of the money, or outright award the money, but don't punish the players and say you need to be dead in order to receive this money. we need to cut your brain o

your idol growing up was tony dorsett.cently come out and said he's struggling with what might be the beginnings of dementia. as somebody who sees what's happening to some of your peers, what are your biggest concerns? >> those are some of my biggest concerns. i grew up in a house, you flipped the lights on and you see the roaches scatter. you flip the lights on now, you see some of the carnage that's been left from the game. >> the nfl recently settled their concussion lawsuit, $765 million, but a judge stepped in and says she doesn't think that's enough money. what do you think? >> i agree with the judge. >> is the nfl doing enough? >> i do agree. when you take that number that the judge was talking about and you divide it amongst the 20,000 athletes that have come through the sport, it's equivalent to $20,000 each. >> i can't let you go without asking about the dallas cowboys. cowboys fans right now are frustrated. are you frustrated, do you understand? >> yes, i am. yes, i am. you're talking about a great organization.

in dorsett, residents are being told to be ready if disaster strikes to evacuate their homes. >> i live on top of the island, my tiles clang every night when you get 60, 70-mile-per-hour winds. >> reporter: it will get much worse. >> each time i think will they stay on? but flooding is the worst thing you can have. >> reporter: there is nowhere left for the rain to go. it is bubbling out of the drain on to the road. there are yet more flood warningings, because along this desolate and devastated coast they are not yet repaired the damage wrought by the last storm. here in chezle, the beach stands between the beach and the homes below. it is a test of resolve and nerve. >> we are sandbags and everything, so it's a lot of-- it's worrying. >> reporter: but nothing points to an end to the torment. as evening falls the winds are whipping up and the tides are rising. this is a winter in which the extreme has become routine and the exceptional the norm. and it is not over yet. tonight britain's defenses will be tested yet again. a few might find adventure in adversity, bit for most, it is cold

president roosevelt decided this was important to an dorsett and eisenhower issued orders to a power these men and women to do their job. leaders have done that on a public basis. we need that today's ally submit to might agree with things that stuart and nancy have said. the museum's can become scapegoats but i spoke to the aamd earlier this year and made the comment it is not okay to have a $50 million museum budget but not be able to afford providence researchers. on the other hand, it is easy to pick to say why haven't you done this or faster? the research is very complicated there is not a lot of providence researchers floating around. so these questions we will have to debate it is more complicated at europe with statutes of limitations in various countries that have to be revisited. but the best place is to adjudicate is in the court of public opinion. i cannot in list that unless you know, the story. it is my effort to tell the story. i am not a trained historian , i was just passionate about this over the last 16 years to let you know, to love these men and women as i have t