ms. alexis bell, i'd like to call on you first. >> thank you. i am a senior at the university of new mexico. i have played soccer since i was 4. it high-school i was a player of the year. my junior year in college i was the academic all-american, captain of the team, and received first-team all- conference honors. i was medically disqualified from participating in athletics in 2009. this is following to concussions i sustained at the beginning of the season. >> i want you to slow down a tiny bit so you did not miss a syllable. >> during preseason i was offered to shadow a doctor in the e.r. it was clear i had a concussion due to the dizziness and seizure that followed. my coaches were not pleased when i informed them of the concussion. i sat out for a week. after that week i met with him again. he asked me than normal concussion questions. i was still experiencing headaches, it was the week of our first game and i wanted to play. i played for about two weeks. the third game, i took a header on the top of my head. i needed assistance to leave the

ms global went bell lip to the tune of $40 billion.re are $600 million of customer cash unaccounted for according to officials. but today we are hearing mr. corzine is in line for a payout of more than $12 million. james rosen is live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: fox news confirmed this week's collapse of the commodities and derivatives broke raj firm has triggered an fbi probe. then they are demanding president obama return $500,000 in campaign contributions. jon corzine the head of mf global has helped raise $500,000 for president obama's reelection campaign. he many expected to receive a $12 million severance package. the fbi is probing why $600 million remain unaccounted for. the closest thing to the so-called good news. the senate testimony this morning about it chairman of the commodities futures trading commission which has been watching mf since before corzine took the helm of the firm 20 months ago. >> is there any risk of a taxpayer bailout in this case? >> this was the situation of a financial institution havi

the bell rings, which you have to understand, that is telling you precisely that there's nothing happening on the floor -- [laughter] it is only when it keeps ringing that we have to go forward. ms. ball, we're talking about soccer. and mr. street, just like tony romo, you were slammed down to the ground. that is the deal. slant to the ground, so the head has to hit the ground, which is often hard. there are so many ways in football to see how their revenge hit, just a mean player who is famous for that and loves it and its endorsements because of its common commercial endorsements. soccer is extremely brittle, exhausting -- extremely brutal, exhausting, on a huge field. they're usually one, two, three, or four goals scored, and that is it. in thinking about it myself, and i watched a lot of it because of that 1980 trial, it is heading the ball. or, because i think you probably are slammed down to the ground or tripped up deliberately, does that mean the head hits? i do not know. but what are some of the ways, if it was ranked number 3 by dr. kutcher, what are some of the ways the concussions come about in soccer, other than heading the ball. if it is heading the ball, is it fro