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jeffrey manley is chief of neurosurgery at san francisco general hospital and an expert in traumatic injury. >> the brain isn't like every other organ in the body. while there is ability to repair and plasticity, once neurons die they never come back. >> reporter: we have a lot to learn about concussion. we don't know how many it takes to cause trouble or if there are predisposing factors. concussions in one person may not be like concussions in another. so as some call for banning tackle football for younger children, manley says not so fast. >> i think it would be a rush to judgment to say stop kids from playing collision sports. we need to make sure that coaches are well trained, that kids are really instructed on how to have heads up play and really hit with the shoulders and not with the head. so i don't think it's time to bury football. >> reporter: it's not just football. concussion happens in all sports. saint ignatius high school in san francisco has just started monitoring all boys and girls playing soccer, lacrosse and football. they are tested before the season starts and

dexter manley and darrell green will be here. also this weekend the annual army navy game is saturday at 3:00 on saturday. it's their 133rd meeting. the rivalry is just as intense as ever. navy has won the last 10 meetings but this year there's more at stake. both teams swept air force which means the commander in chief trophy is up for grabs. and that's what the midshipmen are playing for. >> that's our number one goal to win the commander in chief trophy. it's at stake against our rival so it is going to be an intense game. >> we want to beat them worse than anything on saturday and we feel the same way but once we graduate we're brothers in arms. that's ultimately what matters. >>> to the hardwood now. packed house. look at this. no, not really. maryland hosting maryland, eastern shore. this one was a breeze. the terps picked up their 7th straight victory scoring 100 points for the first time since february of 2011. and kobe bryant with this move joins the likes of michael jordan becoming the fifth player in nba history to sco

so as some call for banning tackle football for younger children, manley says not so fast. >> i think it would be a rush to judgment to say stop kids from playing collision sports. we need to make sure that coaches are well trained, that kids are really instructed on how to have heads up play and really hit with the shoulders and not with the head. so i don't think it's time to bury football. >> reporter: it's in the just football. concussion happens in all sports. saint ignatius high school in san francisco has just started monitoring all boys and girls playing soccer, lacrosse and football. they are tested before the season starts and retested anytime there's an incident. the results help determine when it's safe to return to play. >> any contact sport. >> reporter: this can also happen if you fall off your roof cleaning the gutters fall off a ladder, riding your bicycle. protect your head. >> thank you. >>> if a tree topples in a storm, who pays? it depends where it lands. tricky to determine whether you or your insurance company will pay for the clean-up. >> then spree's pregnant.

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is now 41% in the united states commits of the difference between the sturdy, manley republic of limitedment and self-reliance citizens and the semi french monarchy is actually just down to 1%. we actually spend, government spends more per citizen on the average american than the french government does in the average frenchman. lou: i think you're being unfair to americans. we think of quebec, but certainly not all of canada, and more of our refuge. reach extreme. >> they're building a maple curtain. you better get there soon. lou: as we ok at what is happening, bill archer is talking about $86 trillion in unfunded liabilities as we cannot manage even e 16 trillion in debt or consecutive years of italian dollar eficits, brought to us by george w. bush, and all fairness. >> well, i think the point here is that when people make coarisons, comparisons are relevant because you can run the numbers ansay in terms of gdp -- relation to gdp or never, we are not quite as bad as greece or portugal ornever, but they are just talking about a few ring keating billions. a trillion word is really uniqu

of course, we have two-time all pro former redskin dexter manley. next to him tight end for the d.c. did i vas, donna wilkinson. for u.s.a. today, christine brennan. redskins hall of famer darrell green. now, we were all together yesterday talking about this game, and you could just feel the excitement, even amongst us, but, of course, amongst the fans. let's talk about this. i want to start with you guys. dex, i'm going to start with you. can you pick who was your star? >> that goes without saying. alfred morris. i got a couple on my list but i would say alfred morris. he ran well. the cowboys were dead last in stopping the run. it takes no eyewitness news stein to figure that out. you run the football. >> it was a great 200 yards there. of course, he set the rushing record by a redskin, overlapping -- or topping, i should say, clinton portis' record but also the redskins set a rushing franchise record for a season as well. donna, who would you say? >> i say what darrell said. tony romo, we are who we thought you were two picks, one to seal the gam

this reminds me of the days of dexter manley and danny white the dallas cowboys quarterback. this will be exciting. a win puts the redskins in the playoffs. a big game. >> its all riding on sunday. it's gone to be fun. thank you very much. it's 5:38, 35 degrees. still ahead, it's going to be a big weekend for another nfl team. go on emotional return of >> hi it we are committed to ending homelessness in d.c. to find out how you can help, visit us at williamschicken -- miriams chicken.org. >> this man's dog got stuck in the water. he tried to help and then he got stuck. the emergency crews got them both out of the water. i can only imagine how cold that must be. back here in the weather center with jacqui jeras now. we are getting a little snow but nothing like that. >> no, this is a weak storm. some of us not getting much snow at all. just a wintry mix and some rainfall. >> we still have a good day to enjoy. >> we do. it's a good travel day today. a good day for returning some holiday presents. 37 degrees and the temperature at reagan national, 34 at dulles and 34 in gaithers

. >> you have your masculines are more manley, straight acting, straight looking. >> what's really going on? >> then you have your fems that are, you know, some of them take hormones so they act like girls. >> they live their life as women in the word. transsexuals, drag queens. they're walking around with bras, thongs, things in their hair, being dramatic, loud. 80% of the fights are the fems. shut the [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. that's [ bleep ]. that's [ bleep ]. >> though eloy orosco are housed with the masculines he was classified as a feminine at an earlier stay at bexar county. >> this time around i butched up, and said i was masculine. they put me in the masculine group. i don't want to beep with drama queens and girls. i'm trying to be with the mass cue len group, with the boys. >> starting at age 16, orosco has been in and out of the bexar county jail. he was recently convicted for burglary and is back now after violating parole. orosco believes his experience in jail has the made him a leader in his unit. >> a lot of people look up to me and come to me for advice. they kn