one of those players, jamal anderson, who joins us now.t off, i want to say, jamal, i'm sorry. you knew him. you were friends with him. tell me what kind of guy he was. >> junior was a terriffantastic terrific teammate for those who played with him, miami dolphins and patriots. a fantastic person. a guy who gave back, meant so much to the community in san diego. energetic guy, type of guy who you see in the photos would always smile, have a hug and welcoming the people. it was really important for junior seau to give back to his community, to his community of oceanside. his foundation donated some $4 million to this date to the community in helping kids in impoverished neighborhoods, helping kids go to school. just tough. such a good guy and so unexpected. >> he was just in a charity golf -- played a round of charity golf on tuesday. >> right. >> but he was somebody who -- look, obviously he loved his career. the end of that career must be difficult. it must be difficult for a lot of nfl players. he was considered a likable, high-spirited

we'll speak to his friend and former nfl player, jamal anderson. >>> my conversation with president obama's half sister, what he told her the first time they met when they were in their 20s and what she said to him when he won the white house. "starting point" begins right now. >>> welcome, everybody. in two hours, we'll get an inside look into the mind of osama bin laden and some of the big terror attacks that he was planning. that's when some of those 6,000 pages of documents that were seized during the raid on his hideout in pakistan a year ago will be released to the public online. it includes digital, audio, video files, printed materials, handwritten documents and recording devices. peter bergen has a new book out called "manhunt" and he is one of the few people outside of the government that's seen these documents. what sticks out to you? >> u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s recovered a great deal of material. not all of it will be published today, in fact. a fraction of it. some of it is household stuff. but the things that leaked out of the documents that i was able to review, first of all, bin

former atlanta fallons sttr, jamal anderson, players joining the lawwuit er - they aaded their names to a y, plaintiffs.they ssy the national footballlleague knew how dangerous hard hits and a lot of ex players are giving it a second look."the nfl denies the claims.it has &prepeatedly said player safety "any alllgatioo that the nfl inteetionally ought to mislead players has no merit." the filinn f this latest suii comes a day aater ffrmee linebacker junior seau shot many beeieve it might be deathh3 related to a degenerative disease called c-t-e.it comes head, but an only be diagnosed after deathh doctors &pcertain thht seau suffered -3 his rain.a seau family friend says several reseaarh facilities have alrrady requested his brain ffr sttdy. attorney for some f the playerssin the lawsuit wants the nfl to prove safety iss number ooe by setting up a medical monitoring system."in essence it would provide a peans by whichhto do diagnostics and also treatment " i'm andrew sppncer reporting. accooding to the lawsuit agaiist tte nfl... 12 cases of the disease c-t-e have been detected in dead

we'll speak to former nfl player jamal anderson, coming up next. >> our "get real," in the category of no good deed goes unpunished, a teenager is helped but the good samaritan is fired. we'll tell you why. our panel is heading in to talk about that and much more. abby huntsman, will cain and marc lamont hill this morning. so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪ [ dad ] we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. ♪ [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. love the air. [ sneezes ] >>> the death of 19-year nfl veteran junior seau is raising new questions about long-term brain injury to players. the 43-

. >>> jamal anderson is back with us. why are you that far away? >> i don't know. get-up. it's so lovely. >> thank you so much. >> i feel underdressed. i'm like, man, i have to snazzy it up. >> i want to talk not just clothes, san antonio and oklahoma city in the west. >> oklahoma city is the up and coming team, the young guns on the western conference. >> who is favored, do you think? >> it's tough. oklahoma city, the los angeles lakers were a tough series with the sooners winning -- the lakers got old. >> what happened? >> the lakers were in situations where they certainly could have won games. it was a tough-fought series. i think the fans would appreciate what happened in those series, but there were situations where kobe failed. you had the oklahoma city picking it up and winning. the spurs have lost zero games in the playoffs, so it's going to be an interesting match in games tonight. you have to go with the spurs, i think, personally, with what they've been able to accomplish, they have championships and they have a championship coach, but i expect them to b

jamal anderson is joining this lawsuit. they have added the lawsuit to 1500 plaintiffs. they claim the nfl new with the dangers and impact of had concussions. >> is a concern. >>reporter: the nfl is denying those claims that any allegations that the nfl misled players has no merit. an attorney for the players once the an f l to prove that safety is number one by setting up a medical monitoring system. >> diagnostics and also treatment for players who suffer. >>reporter: andrew spencer, kron4. >> catherine: this man who created the fifth the beastie boys died. he has been suffering from cancer. >>jacqueline: this live look with the sunny skies over san francisco. 20 m.p.h. wind speed and he w in hayward nearly 80 degrees inland. and we will warm up even more on the sunday. as we go towards it sunday morning. temperatures will be in the '70s and '80s. however, through a mountain view, fremont and even 80s inland. 80s in danville, low 70's for the east bay shores. still, a component for the sea breezes. and '70s and '80s for the north bay. a reversal of the wind will be com

jamal anderson is here. he's involved in the newest lawsuit. how many are involved now? 114 players. >> lamar, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> you heard what buzz had to say. he wrote "friday night lights," the book, television, movies, on and on. what do you think? do you think a ban on football is going too far? >> i think a ban on football is definitely going too far. as long as the money involved, the number one sport in america right now -- >> number one and two. >> when you hear things, it hasn't been determined exactly, you know, yet if he had a degenerative disease, talking about junior seau. >> right, but when you see that sort of thing, how can you say we shouldn't -- don, it's good we're having the conversation to make the game safer. >> i heard that. how do you make a helmet that much safer? >> there's a lot of money being made in football. >> i'm not saying it should be banned. >> rights, absolutely. >> but there's new ways to improve the technology and there are ways now especially with having this conversation where we can try to improve what

players and we want to talk about the death of junior seau and the lawsuit with nfl star and friend jamal andersonnfortunate. junior was a fantastic guy and one of the better players to play the game and this position. >> you know, one of the players -- one player who played with junior seau said when seau was injured, he would hide it from his teammates. he did not want them to know he was hurting. >> that is the situation when you are a leader of a football team. they know it is of critical importance to be as healthy as you can to lead the team. anytime the guy who is a star and leader of your team, there is a chink in the armor, if you will. there is not a way to disclose your injury. we are talking about a culture of football. when junior got into the nfl, when guys were getting banged up, doctors and other people on the staff are trying to get them back on the football field. if the product isn't playing, the team isn't winning. especially the top product. it is so early. >> let's talk about the speculation that is out there. junior seau is hiding his injuries. you say that the doctors and p

comes as more than 100 former nfl players filed another lawsuit against the league, names like jamal andersonle, chris doleman. they join more than 1,500 other players who claim the nfl hid the dangers of concussions from them. >>> rapid fire, roll it. no get out of jail card for one of 13 suspects in the hazing death of the florida a&m university band member, robert champion. clay caleb jackson made his appearance via monitor this morning. his fiance and mother of his three-year-old son pleaded with the judge. >> i just want to say that he has been walking a straight path. that's our only source of income right now is him working. without him being able to work, my bills aren't being paid and i need him home. >> jackson was already on probation in a separate battery case so the judge said no bail for him. blind human rights active tis cheng guangcheng has u.s. support every step of the way according to the u.s. ambassador to china. they took extraordinary steps to bring chen into the embassy after the escape from house arrest and chen then left the embassy, changed his mind, says he wants to