lacrosse in baltimore.ay, it announced it is joining forces with 15 other organizations to form the national sports concussion coalition, a group focused on reducing concussions and increasing safety in youth sports. >> parents are concerned. consumers are concerned. what can we do to prevent these types of injuries? >> reporter: the coalition, which includes the nfl, pop warner and youth soccer will share research and other data. u.s. lacrosse has already implemented its own safety initiative, which includes new rules, better equipment and increased penalties for illegal hits. >> 10 years ago, you heard people say, you got your bell rung, got hurt, and people got back in the game. and people didn't understand the long-term empindications of a head injury. >> to put more emphasis on skill development. to put more emphasis on sort of the safety development side, i think will allow them to be involved in the game longer. >> reporter: u.s. lacrosse has already spent more than half a million dollars researching

lacrosse, okay? he's gonna play lacrosse. let's make a bid. all right, but you have to stop smiling. why? because it makes it impossible to negotiate. okay, but i do not want to lose this place. i won't. i promise. (dinging) what are you doing? baking muffins. i'm just following your rules, pretending like everything's normal. (groaning) (clattering) duncan: you all right? (wincing) i need my med kit. i know you guys took it away, but... how bad is it? let me see. no, it's just a little burn. get it. here, let me do that. (wincing) thank you. (water running) jake! morgan! we're leaving in five. ellen? you okay? bye. hey, hey! hold up a sec. come here. how you feeling? awesome. i'm sorry about yesterday. i should have listened to what you were trying to tell me. how's your bruise? i'm fine. so... look. it's my job to protect you. i should've done that. that's what fathers do. can i go now? where's your sister? she's already in the car. oh. tell her i love her. (sighing) we're leaving. escaping. today. don't look. where are we gonna go? canada.

you see any lacrosse -- lacrosse scores? >> jimmy: oh, my god. high school lacrosse.ce because of the -- you see -- you see -- do i look weird to you? >> jimmy: oh, my god. would you bet on weird stuff? like what -- >> i would bet. at the mirage sports you can get a line on two kids playing wiffle ball in a backyard in minnesota. "i got you, timmy, you fat bastard! where's that slider now, scumbag!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't gamble at all, now? >> no, i don't. no, i can't. because i'm one of those people where it leads to badness. every little vice i do -- people say, "i can have one beer." i'm like no. you can bet one -- i'm type of guy where one thing leads to another and eventually gets awful. if i put as $5 bet down on a roulette table tonight at 10:00, by tomorrow at noon, i'd be running guns to cuba. [ laughter ] around 1:00 a.m., i meet a guy -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. more with artie lange when we get back, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] you know that guy that's got a ham radio in his basement. he can talk to china, mongolia and al

shows that people are continuing to look to see the next lacrosse thing to show. and man caves is another one. >> reporter: paul raible's man cave marks the 150th of the episodes on the diy network. in baltimore city, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> the episode will air on the diy network coming up in the future. >>> right now, some maryland students are enjoying a day at the white house with the first lady for the annual hall harv -- fall harvest. the first lady is promoting marketing healthy food to kids. the white house honored schools that offer healthy snack options for students. afterwards, they did some gardening, which you know mrs. obama loves to do. >> you think it sunk in with them that they're at the white house with the first lady? or you think it will hit them later? >> i think it sunk in right away. probably going through security and such. >> probably. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. >>> a high-speed chase ends with an horrific crash. the familiar video and suspect police are familiar with. >>> bob turk. a warm end to the week. i

.in fact, he decided to play high school soccer to get in shape for lacrosse.. and it's worked out pretty well for all involved.. livingston takes possession of the coveted prep player of the week award.. called the allolite, it's provided by allogram on greenspring drive in timonium, your wholesale source for trophies and awards... that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited... thanks for joining us. i'm bc arsenio hall is next.. goodnight.. arsenio: closed due to government shutdown. no. no. [laughter] no! mr. president, what are you doing here? >> you know, the government may be shut down but let me be clear, there's no shutting down he party in the dog pound. arsenio: ooh, ooh, you didn't by any chance bring the saxophone, did you? [cheers and applause] >> live from stage six on sunset it's "the arsenio hall show," featuring the posse under the direction of robin dimaggio. tonight, star of "drop dead diva" margaret cho. plus nfl network host rich easeen -- rich eisen, plus, musical guest, gary clark jr. now, thanks to affordable music act, here's arse

.in fact, he decided to play high school soccer to get in shape for lacrosse..and it's worked out pretty well for all involved.. livingston takes possession of the coveted prep player of the week award.. called the allolite, it's provided by allogram on greenspring drive in timonium, your wholesale source for trophies and awards... that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited... thanks for joining us. i'm bc arsenio hall is next.. goodnight.. pert. they're constantly re-evaluating their lane choice. "is this the best lane for me for my life?" they're always a little bit ahead of you. "can i get in over there? can i get in there?" "yeah, come on over. we're zooming over here. this is the secret lane. nobody knows about it." i think the ultimate psychological test of traffic is the total dead stop. not even rolling and you look out the window. you see gum clearly. but we know in the future traffic will get worse. what will happen? will it start moving backwards? someday we'll be going, "boy, this is some really bad traffic now, boy. "this is really bad. "i'm

for females, soak, lacrosse and basketball are at the top of the list. it is not clear if better head gear is an answer. >> we will look outside to our meteorologist, mike nicco. i froze on the way to work after my heater went kid. >> get that fixed soon because the roads will be cool but i have warmer weather in the afternoon coming in tomorrow and on friday. i will toll you if it lasts. >> mike, thanks. the big announcement on the first tahoe area resort that could open for skiing this of using toothpaste to clean a denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is specifically designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why dentists recommend polident. [ male announcer ] polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. >> oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> folks are n

. >> reporter: football, ice hockey, lacrosse, wrestling, and soccer are rated among the highest ratesions in boys. for girls it's soccer, lacrosse, and basketball. >> the panel finds little evidence that helmets can prevent concussions. >> the helmet can stop some of the force, but it can't stop your head from moving. >> reporter: trey fearn needs time to heal. >> you know, not going out, too much, not -- you know, watching tv, kind of letting my mind relax. >> reporter: now he's focused playing baseball. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> representatives of the oneida indian nation are called the results disappointing. the group wants the team to change its nickname and mascot. the oneidas are requesting meetings with all 32 nfl owners during super bowl week in hopes of pressuring the redskins into changing the name. meanwhile the "san francisco chronicle" says lit no longer use the term "redskins" when referring to the team. >>> and hockey players are considered some of the toughest athletes out there. pittsburgh penguins' pasqual dupuis shows you just how tough they can be.

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hockey, lacrosse, soccer, they are happening in that sport too. >> i have a son who played lacrosse andat the effects of that sport can be. you can hit your opponent with a stick. we chose the nfl because it has such a profound influence on our culture and it is sending a message to the millions of kids who are playing the culture in this country. this problem originated in the nfl and football and that is why we chose the focus. >> it is a fascinating booth. this is a topic of conversations for moms and dads. and that remains to be seen. gentlemen, thank you so much. >> just in, senior senate source telling fox news has passeded a bill to pay for military funeral benefits. and elizabeth smart the real story in her own words next. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. at's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replacement standard with our auto policies. so call liberty mutual today. and if you switch, you could save up to $423. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >> greta: a decad

in that same year, talbot county school leaders suspended two lacrosse players, for packing pen knives knives and lighters in their bags. they were items needed to fix their sticks. the boys had never been in trouble before. but soon after their suspension, they faced criminal charms. >> charges. >> charge him for having a deadly weapon for a two-inch pocketknife is ridiculous. it's such a waste of everyone's time. >> those are just two cases, causing safe school board members to consider broad changes to the student code of conduct. for instance, a student caught bullying other children, gets a 10-day suspension, under the current code. but if the new policy is approved, that student could be forced to write an apology letter or go to mediation with the victim. so what if the student brings drugs on campus? well, now they're slapped with a 10-day suspension. the proposed code calls for community service or in-school suspension. the school board says this proposed plan will keep students in class longer. but some fear it will only make schools less safe. >> i would have problems sendin

>>brian: hey kids, better drop that football, put down the lacrosse ball.e baseball before somebody gets

for girls, it's soccer, lacrosse and basketball. and the panel finds helmets do little. >> it can block the force. but it doesn't top the concussion. >> we're asking athletes to talk about their symptoms or tell us, which goes against every fiber of their being. >> reporter: he said he is already seeing a small change in the culture, with more parents coming in, checking their kids for concussion. >> and doctors recommend children still wear helmets because they protect against other injuries including skull fract fractures. well, check in for eyewitness news at 6:00. vic is in the newsroom with a preview for us. >> hi, mary. taking legal action. city police files a multimillion dollar lawsuit. what they are claiming and who they are targeting. >>> and relaxing its rules. faa makes a take -- change in. >>> a young boy steals the show in st. peter's square during a weekend mass. [ applause ] the boy climbs on stage, as pope francis begins his speech the the pontiff looked amused, as the young boy refused to leave center stage, despit

football, hockey, lacrosse, wrestling, lacrosse, and soccer, are associated with the highest rates of conunited concussions. >>> a cyclist has a near-death experience and it's caught on trape. take a lock. a large tree is top teled by powerful winds. and it just misses a cyclist riding by. he veers out of the way. look at this. at the last second. and the tree missed him by inches. >>> let there be light. one small town in norway spends six months of the year without direct sunlight because it's at the bottom of the valley. but the town came up with a solution for that. they bought three huge mirrors that follow the sun and renect down into the town square. studies show that sunlight helps people battle depression and improves their mood. if we can see the city square, people have their sunglasses out. >> it worked. >> there it is. >> i always thought we do that to bring the cold canadian air. they could do it with mirrors. we could try it with fans. >> let me know when that goes through. >> when it feels cooler. >>> scott pelley has a preview of the cbs evening news. >>> there's evid

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you throw lacrosse into the mix here in baltimore and then baseball. i have always been under the feeling as a parent, there should be two different levels of recreational sports. one for parents who want their kids to try and get a scholarship and the second for parents who just want their kids to play sports and have fun. what is your thought on that? >> reporter: i couldn't agree more. i think that as a parent having four boys i can definitely see which ones are competitive, which ones have a will to win and drive to succeed. and kind of are a little more into that tough love and coaching style. then i've got a couple that really just want to have fun, they are into the harmony of it and participation and i think the first and foremost, most important thing is as a parent be involved in your kids' lives and know what kind of character you've got there and what kind of program is going to benefit them. i think one of the things that has been so interesting about my relationship with liberty mutual insurance is they've done a responsible sports survey

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we're gonna kick things off with choice lacrosse guy smile!esenter, wilford brimley! it's entirely too loud in here! quiet down! there's no accountability anymore! i have diabetes! hey, what do you say we get some music in here, huh? no, that'll only make things worse! give it up for our first nominated choice band of the night, peehole skin! (rock music plays) ♪ (grunts) feelings (girls scream) ♪ (grunts) feelings (girls scream) ♪ (grunts) feelings (girls scream) i'm gonna put a stop to this! (all screaming in fear) well, that was unfortunate. hey, what's with all the cars on the street? oh, they're all here for your surprise party, meg. peter, for god's sake, you idiot! we were supposed to open the door so everyone could yell "surprise!" surprise! oh... oh, dear. mom, if it's a surprise party, where is everybody? (hushed): chris, what the hell?! i thought you were gonna pay the kids from school to show up! i gave you $300! why do you think dad's here? hey, meg, happy birthday. you're the coolest. well, then what are all the cars doing out th

for girls it's soccer, lacrosse and basketball. >>> time now is 5:47.he is all dressed in orange and ready to rock. >> ready for this halloween commute. unfortunately we have problems out in sonoma county. it sounds like there is a traffic alert that was just issued by chp. so it's right there by highway 116 and stage gulch. it started with downed power lines due to an accident in the area. there was a small brush fire and fire crews are on scene so that area is completely blocked by emergency crews. we'll continue to watch it there. in the meantime, slowdowns for ace train 1 almost 20 minutes late. there were earlier freight train traffic that got in the way. ace train 3 is on time. and bart also looks good reporting no delays. ferries and caltrain similar story. i to show you the bay -- i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza. some lanes are filling in but the middle ones the fastrak ones still look good and the san mateo bridge still moving at the speed limit out of hayward. if you're about to hit the road make sure you tune to our radio partner

according to the report, the highest rate of injury for men is in football followed by ice hockey, lacrossetling and soccer. among the highs for women are soccer and college ice hockey and there's no evidence soccer head geary deuces the risk of concussion. the same is true in football. helmet manufacturers already post warnings like this. contact in football may result in concussion or brain injury which no helmet can prevent. dr. neha raukar was one of the authors of the report. >> helmets were originally created to reduce the number of skull fractures and intercranial bleeding and oral and eye injuries. however, they don't necessarily reduce the forces that lead to concussive injuries. >> athletes with a concussion are risk for more severe one the next time around. ten to 20% of patients have symptoms lasting more than two weeks. returning to play before full recovery increases the risk of more severe brain injury. >> has to be individualized. every person recovers at a different rate. >> despite all the attention to the subject, the committee found significant lack of knowledge about ho

it's just banned football, hard soccer balls, lacrosse balls, baseballs and rough games and yet, cartwheelsal. the superintendent says schoolyard injuries are potentially very serious, and students must be protected. nonsense. this school and countless others is caving to the threat of lawsuits. johnnie gets a scrape on school property, horror, it might be concussion. sue. the lawyer takes 30% of the take. the parents turn the scrape into a financial reward. the school's insurance premium goes through the roof so all risk is banned, pathetic. this is indeed the pernicious influence of lawyers, but it's not limited to stopping kids play, oh, no. why do you think medical treatment costs so much in america? lawyers. why is fraud so rampant in the disability industry? lawyers gaming the system. why can't you give an honest appraisal of employee performance, lawyers, lawsuits, and the contingency fee. given that lawyers contribute heavily to democrats and president obama, do not expect any change anytime soon. it's very fortunate that that middle school, i mean, it's very unfortunate that that m

for females, it's soccer, lacrosse and basketball. >> reporter:the report cites a gap in information about concussion rates in younger players before high school, and recommends a national system to better track sports-related concussions. >> reporter:the report stresses wearing proper safety equipment. but it finds little evidence that current helmet designs, face masks and other gear really prevent concussions, as ads often claim. >> catherine: what one businessman is doing to help shoppers feel safer on the streets of oakland's chinatown. also - how facebook can supposedly predict a break- up -- before it happens. >> reporter: on the next edition of people behaving badly, tonight at 8! i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i

my mother, 81, has had both hips replaced at gunderson lutheran hospital in lacrosse. she what us a compliant patient. she knew she didn't know. this is one of the great challenges with doctors. >> that's true. >> but let any give you an example. there's a terrific new start-up in california. i think his called thoramus, a woman dropped out of the stanford as a sophomore, found a molest for doing they can do 1,000 lab tests with a drop of blood. they just went online at a local drugstore and have posted all their prices. she has -- their company as said they can take 50% out of the cost of medicare and medicaid diagnostics. here is the challenge. no laboratory in america will post their prices. they're all trade secrets. all these misdemeanor technology companies that want a tax break, none of them will tell you their prices. >> let me go intoic to you, chris. you have these innovations there are moderate democrats and moderate republicans. if we all got around the table and came up with something, and then some good republicans said we're going to assistant together w

>>steve: my daughter mary in high school -- boy's lacrosse, they have the great big helmets.om star wars. whereas the girls in high school just have the little cage for their eyes. she wound up getting her nose broken. as long as everybody's wearing the helmet, that would be one thing. but like brian said, from sixth grade up, the parents can opt out. if you don't want your kid running down the field with that, the parents say i don't want that. so amazingly, or not surprisingly, most parents are saying i don't want my kid wearing that helmet on the field. >>brian: there's a psychological thing to it. if you're wearing a helmet, you feel you're superman and may take more risks. if you look at andy rooney, one of the best players in the world in soccer, he may be trying to make this protective head thing cool. he got this from a new york company. it's because he had a head injury and wears it around his head to absorb w-ft -- some of the blows. you can take a long punt. he's wearing it to stay on the field. i also know a company choosing kevlar around your head to absorb some

connell: sent him out with a bunch of lacrosse sticks. the story was the middle school said you can't have sports equipment because they thought was too dangerous. i don't think he can do cartwheels. running down the stretch. dagen: causing trouble at the middle school. connell: senator tom coburn later in the hour to get into the debt ceiling and talking about the hearing on it. that will be live later this hour. don't miss it. dagen: stocks now top of the hour, session lows hitting the losses. lauren simonetti with more. lauren: we do have stocks, 65 points, nasdaq the big loser today down a full percent. the s&p 500 down by half of 1%. if you look at the dow 30, 26 stocks in the red. yesterday we close with 27 of the dow components in the red. looking at the advanced decline line, sharply lower market. beating advancers by market of 2-1). jcpenney the standout, the stock is up nicely. down 60% this year but getting a boost today despite a downgrade. they put out their september sales numbers and the sales in september much better than

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played by both boys and girls and as for risks in high school and college, football, ice hockey and lacrosse top the list for male athletes. >> you might find yourself day dreaming at work from time to time. come on, larry. a study finds that is healthy for our minds, and jobs, too. researchers discovered we spend half of our time each day mind wandering. one expert points out it can spur create activity helping solve problems and plan for the future the study suggests employers give workers time to reflect during the workday. >> i'm going to ask for that. the battle over bracelets aimed at raising awareness for breast cancer is not over for one school district the easton area school district says it will fight the i heart boobies bracelets. the court ruled that the district wrongly suspended two girls for wearing bracelets in 2010. justices found they were not lewd or disruptive. the district says the ruling compromises it's ability to determine what is appropriate. >> michael finney is here now answering questions you sent to him. and this one comes from joe s who asks, i had a bill from a

love started the 1 love foundation in memory of her daughter, yardley, a university of virginia lacrosselayer beaten to death by her ex boyfriend. the presentation is part of a campaign aimed at 16 to 24 years old. highlighting the signals of relationship violence. samantha plays main character, paige. >> all is not that many opportunities to do something in the arts. >> reporter: renegade and 1 love have create an app and public service announcement. >> turn our tragedy into a positive. and to -- honor yardley in that way. she would want us to -- to do something about this. >> reporter: the presentation will be available for schools and colleges on-line and will also have an interactive portion for students to participate. jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> the final presentation will have women giving personal accounts of their experience with relationship violence. >>> when when we ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> sac, today and tomorrow, 57 degrees. lows in the 30s. we get into the 60s for monday through thursday. 61 on monday, 62 on tuesday, 65 and 68 in time for halloween. >>> that is th

. >> there is soccer, lacrosse and field hockey and women sports. >> cheryl: it's such a big issue.ning us is sports anchor is mike shumann. >> i have former oakland raider safety and he has been through this. let's start out how many concussions did you have while you played? >> more than i can count. that is part of the game. any kind of blind spotted or tingle is officially a concussion. >> you didn't think it was a concussion unless you got knocked out. everybody thought the same thing? >> i felt like that until two years ago. i thought -- i've been knocked out twice. that is like the worst concussion you can get. if you are getting hit in the head and seeing stars or colors, that is concussion. >> cheryl: how does it affect you right now? >> lord, that is why i retired. i've been working with the n.f.l. through different programs through a transitional program we've got going that pays for everything. treatment doesn't show up on the insurance but it's very expensive. it takes a lot of time. you have to dedicate yourself to. i lost a lot of weight when i first went through it.

you can't play soccer, football, lacrosse, baseball or do cart wheels. and now the study on why kids are getting fat. >> what is replacing these things? they will use technology as their replacement for everything. they will sit and go like this all the time. joel, you are against the ball ban. i guess that means you are for children dying. >> i think the teachers will be the biggest opponents. if they are not beating each other up they will do it in class. half of the purpose was to get them out of the classroom so they can kill each other. >> that is true. i know as one of those chirp. andy, as a child you killed a classmate during a game of tag and it haunts you today. is that why you had trouble sleeping tonight? >> that's the only thing that doesn't keep me up at night, greg. you shouldn't have tried to tag me. this is what i would like to call the obamafication of american woosies. it is the obamification of american woosies and this is the meaning of obamification of american woosies. we know concussions and how traumatic they are for the brain. o

this covers football and soccer ball and basketballs and lacrosse balls and more. they are substituting nerf- type balls if they want to play tag or do cartwheels, teachers are required to super vise. that a construction project forced recess in a smaller safe that is less safe. >> santa claus is not allowed either. in kentucky, high schools not to conduct post game handshakes. more than two dozen fights fights broke out in the handshake ban. that could do more harm than good. >> it is unefficient that it comes to this. in school athletic. it is important to teach. >> we are giving up on teaching sportsmanship after the game. >> if an incident breaks out you will pay the price for it. the handshake, that's ashes nounsing the end of the game. good game. >> right. >> let us know what you think about that. >> is it getting hot in here? >> it is hot in washington, the president had harsh words for congress. he said this yesterday. >> we are not going to pay a ransom for america paying its bills. that's something that should be nonnorthbound and to actually permit defau

usually playing lacrosse and the bus breaks down in the woods and i am driving along and it is raining. are you okay? >> i'm like get in the back of the van and they were driving for hours. we are lost and we don't have anything to eat. >> you don't want to get to the point he brings out the machete. >> machete is the name of the my air mattress. >> which is where he puts the body. >> you have a young son. >> you said you were kid p that that -- kidnapping. >> sherrod says it is important to teachers and sports man ship. >> absolutely. i tell them all the time. don't come home unless you win. who cares about the other team. they have parents who can hug them. sports man ship is important, but i said be a winner, baby. don't leave anything on the field. just do it. >> we had a long discussion. you were adamant of doing this story from a quote, germ perspective. it is to prevent germs and i thought it was sad and strange for a man who lives with his two cats. >> this is what i like to call the obamaficat oi n of the american woosie. you can read more about it in my book, obamafication of

young women athletes, i want to see here in this graph, in soccer and in basketball not so much in lacrosse exceeding the male athletes in basketball. how can that be. >> when you consider collegiate women, ice hockey is a big factor as well. and certainly this may be a reporting factor. we don't know. again the reason we require a monitoring and surveillance system. we want to bring in darious bell a former college football player at sf ru. u. you took yourself out of the game. >> i did take myself out of the game. but it was also due to help of my coach career? that is when i had to give it up. >> i started playing tackle football at five years old. >> and darious a perfect example of what you are talking about. we don't know what his early history may be. he may not be aware he was having concur concurbses concus. >> even though i wasn't able to hear darious we are concerned about what happens with the young brain and possibilities for later life. this is what we want toic to ex. >> right darious? >> right. the thing about i it growing upi have heard that a mild concussion is any time yo

both were lacrosse players at the university of virginia. lexi and a team called every yard for yeardley will lace up their sneakers. fund raising for educational programs designed to combat relationship violence. >> she was, the most generous kind person i ever knew. and to see all these people come from near and far for these races, it just constantly remind me of what a great person she was. >> reporter: each year partner violence kills 450 women between 16 and 26 years old. lexi and her mother sharon founded the one love foundation. teaching young women to recognize the warning signs of an abusive relationship. an app created by one love asks young women questions about their relationship. and provides resources for those in danger. every yard for yeardley started when a group of friends ran in her honor and has since grown. lexi hopes that others will be inspired to create their own teams in honor of yeardley. >> it means the world to my mom and i and we're very grateful. >> the race is this saturday. for more information on how you can

both were lacrosse plays at the university of virginia. saturday lexi and a team called every yard for yeardley will lace up their sneakers. fund raising for educational programs designed to combat relationship violence. >> she was the most generous kind person i ever knew. and to see all these people come from near and far for these races, it just constantly remind me of what a great person she was. >> reporter: each year, domestic violence kills 450 people each year. every year, they hold the one love foundation. an app asks young women questions about their relationship and provides resources for those in danger. every yard for yeardley started when a group of friends ran in her honor and has since grown. >> every kind gesture along the way is something that just helps us get through everything. it means the world to my mom and i and we are very grateful. >> reporter: the race is this saturday for more information on how you can help and to learn more about the one love foundation go to cbs baltimore.com. >> if you're waiting for somebo

service has ordered them to reopen langley fork park based on a private lawsuit by the mccain youth lacrosse organization and that was a preliminary injunction. they sued and they said the parks service has to keep that federal land open. that is the type of thing that could keep happening. i will have to get back to you. >> my name is bill and i'm a retired career naval officer. i served for 26 and a half years an aircraft carriers. my father is a 92-year-old world war ii veteran living in new hampshire and he fought in every major campaign in the pacific on board the uss yorktown, commonly referred to as the fighting lady . he is heartsick over the shutdown of the memorials on the mall and he has called this "they shameless act of commission." the day after the shutdown, i went down to the mall and i was stunned to see the barricades put up like strategic hamlets around each of the four war memorials. i got in a little closer and i noticed that the barricades had actually been wired together at the top and bottom. i noticed five metro police in police cars and i saw five park rangers and f

love started the one love foundation in memory of her daughter, yeardley, a university of virginia lacrosse player, beaten to death by her ex- boyfriend. >> reporter: the presentpation ation -- presentation is part of a campaign aimed at 16 to 24- year-olds, highlighting the signals of relationship violence. samantha abel plays the main character, paige. >> there aren't that many opportunities to do something in the art where you feel like you're making an impact on someone. >> renegade and one love have also created anaciment -- an assessment app. >> turn our tragedy into a positive. and honor yeardley in that way. she'd want us to do something about this. >> reporter: the presentation will be available online for schools and colleges. there's also an interactive portion to get students involved in participation. we're in baltimore city tonight. jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, jessica, thank you. the final presentation will also have women giving very personal accounts of their experience with relationship violence. >>> we're updating the breaking news. there's been a

>>brian: hey kids, better drop that football, put down the lacrosse ball. did i tell you not to pick up the baseball before somebody gets hurt. one school on long island banning all types of fun because it's too rough for recess. they ran out of bat teams. "fox & friends" starts now. >> this is toby keith and you're watching my favorite tv show, "fox & friends." >>steve: and he means it. >>brian: toby keith, he sang the red cup song when he was here. >>elisabeth: "red solo cup." >>brian: that was pre-elizabeth. >>steve: today is day eight of the shutdown. >>elisabeth: and new talks are going to be about the debt ceiling. this seems to be maybe some possibility that the house can actually put something in front of, and throw out the idea that the debt ceiling will be raised and the president might then consider it. >>brian: thinking about now for the first taoeuplt president made it clear -- for the first time the president made it clear or he's indicated he might be looking for a two-week repraoefrb when -- reprieve. he might be open to a short-term fix. th

they are going against twith th buy every athlete helmet for those who play soccer lacrosse and fieldnow time to brew on this. they have been call off in one pennsylvania elementary school. the reason the holiday has religious over tones. many upset parents contacted the school district and responded by saying there will be a fall festival after school where the students can tawear their costumes. >> that leads us to the question of the day. want to know how you feel about the principal's actions. are they fine or over the line? you can tweet them to us at foxfriendsfirst. tweet them to us at foxnews.com. we will read them later in the show. >> sean hannity takes on anthony weiner. >> i asked you one question. here's the question. >> i asked a question i answered it. >> what would you like to do? >> i don't know. >> in case you missed it i am going to show you more of that interview. you are going to want to see it. >> a speeding train slams into a tractor trailer. how the driver plans to escape ask seconds to spare. >> first on this day in history on this day in history 2004 shark ta

. >> i was going to say this is why i only watch girls lacrosse from a tree.ou don't hit women. >> come on. where's the justification for this? >> this story is so stupid. . you see a guy punch a kbirl. what can you say? you can't hit the girl, even if she's attacking you. >> maybe you should be prosecuted. it's a bad guy. >> do you think he knew it was a woman coming at him? >> it wouldn't surprise me if he has bad behavior like this in the past. >> why are you calling him a red neck? where is he from? >> new york. >> they are full of them out there. >> now it's long island. >> anything you want to say? >> no. >> can i say one thing? i really respect the manning family. >> they are unbelievable. >> he's one of the most respected sports figures of all time. he's a class act. they represented well. >> i don't respect a lot of jets fans, but they in philly are the worst. >> i shouldn't do that. all of them are like that. >> now you're loud. >> i'm knnot going to be loud f one thing because up next. >> you're not a man of your word. >>> magic time. that moment. o

how many people are being ripped off all across the country and all lacrosse -- right now the cops areoff the beat. already fewer bad guys right now. what keeps them from giving the bad things? so each day that goes by it's going to be like creplac treat you like pancakes coming you like some common you like the consumer product safety commission coming you like the commodities futures trading commission. then piece by piece the republicans will have eight bills, 20 bills, off 30, 50 bills they have to pass as the public comes to understand what is and our government. so that's why the polling is so back. the public sees with the government does and there's an understanding that the affordable character is going to make sure that every poor child in america has health care. so they are willing to pass a bill but still keep the government shut down on must be affordable health care act is repealed. i don't think that's what it's all about. i think what you all have been talking about has explained what is that we need the government to do and what is the government after all? the govern

do you want to do that or do you want to miss all their soccer games and lacrosse games because you'reand too sick to get to the game? and it was a no brainer. >> reporter: in january amy had a prophylactic double mastectomy. she expected physical pain but there was also emotional pain at losing part of her womanhood. >> i cannot tell you how many people said to me, oh, you're so lucky you're going to have perfect breasts. oh, really, i am? perfect breasts that have no feeling, no nipples, huge scars down the middle of them, and i would just smile and say yeah, okay. >> reporter: amy's journey is not over yet. there will be nipple tattooing and by age 40 a hysterectomy and removal of her ovaries. that would lower her risk of developing ovarian cancer by nearly 90%, choices her mother, a two-time survivor didn't have. >> ten years ago you were totally radical, crazy to do something like this. now you're saving your life, you're smart for doing it. >> again, we're wrapping up breast cancer awareness month but every day is awareness when it comes to cancer because early detection makes a