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other personal items >> a concussion lawsuit filed under the name of hall of fame running back gale sayerss being dropped. he tells the chicago tribune he never consented to lawsuit which alleges that the nfl was negligent in handling his repeated head injuries. his wife says the attorney who ffiled a lawsuit on friday now calls the situation a big misunderstanding >> francis cardinal george reacted publicly for the first time today to a recent interview given by pope francis. in the interview the pope said many in the church put too much focus on social issues like homosexuality contraception and abortion. cardinal george said he welcomed the pope's emphasis on mercy but also warned that some were misinterpreting the pope's message as one of total acceptance. cardinal george said the pope was not moving away from long standing church policies but rather changing the rest pastoral approach to those issues >> meanwhile cardinal george was the main celebrate at the special mass today. couples and celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary were honored at holy name cathedral. hundreds of coup

. >> sayers is the latest to sue the league.he now suffers from frequent headaches and short term memory loss. in august the league reached a settlement over concussion-related brain injuries with 18,000 retired players. to recompensate players. but sayers files separately as he unspecified damages. >>> the final leg of the fedex cup which carries a $10 million purse, there was an early start of the day due to poor weather conditions in the atlanta area. two late birdies and two solid pars to a 67 today that put him in sunday's final wearing. where he will play along side stinson, who has been scorching the course all weekend. he started the day with a fou four-point lead. and when he returned today that lead had increased to nine strokes over the field and he's right back where he started today, with a four-stroke cushion. stinson, winning $1.4 million for winning the chore championship. even if he finished third he would be in good shape to win that $10 million. tiger woods carded 1 under 69, the first time he has broken par a

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. >> on social media, a lot of nay sayers, they are like, oh, yeah, this is like the crack scare of the do you say about that? >> i think it's very important that we look at our past, and we don't underestimate our risk going forward. but learning from less sons in the past is important, and that we look and monitor and don't necessarily react when we don't have the data to know. >> our community has chimed in. >> doctor chaffin, what are the consequences of states failing to get this problem under control? >> all we can say for absolutely sure is money. he is right. there's no long-term study that say there are serious problems at least that can be teased out from their socioeconomic environment, but as of about four years ago, a normal term baby cost $3,000. on average babies born with nas cost somewhere between 36 and $50,000, and that's a -- a tremendous cost when you look at the number of babies who are being born with nas. >> it's a huge cost. dr. reagan we are talking about ways to move forward, and i know you have thoughts on long-term contraception. >> we found that a lot of th

. >> one of the reasons after i hear the nay sayers, is that one of the things we can do, it's not like a lifestyle. this is the community's concerns need to be taken into consideration. i think hurtado articulated it beautifully around the spirit of whether this was the intent and that's why i'm asking the question and there seems to be no answer whether this intended to bring a corporate structure within a community with so many local businesses that are thriving. i don't think this was the intent and whether it was contemplated for purposes of enacting this legislation. if it had be contemplated and discussed an rejected, that would be persuasive to me. i don't know if that sideways anyone, but i'm willing to make a motion to revoke the permits on the grounds that the effect on the surroundings businesses of the community are impacted deeply by this permitting. i don't know if that's good enough. >> are you looking at -- >> second. >> section 26 of the business regulation? >> yes. >> i'm suing -- assuming you would say the negative affect? >> correct. thank you. >> we have a motion f

. >> dean sayer, who was he? i lived long enough to know who he was. i remember the name. what was his son like? he died since he wrote the book. >> this is the grandson. dr. grayson's son, yeah. he was a lovely man, maybe -- maybe the most gentlemanly virginia gentleman i've met. >> sayer? >> no, not talking about dr. grayson's son. kerry t. grayson. i learned from both of them, again it's this humanizing element, they both gave me that thing. but it was a really caring man. this was a loving father. this was a man with real tenderness of the people in his lives. he was strict as get out. they crossed him. there were two or three in his life he felt they betrayed him. never spoke to him or saw him. >> colonel house? >> he's one of them. the closest friend when he was a prince ton professor, who succeeded him is one of them. after hib bit betrayed wilson in a trustee meeting at prince ton, wilson never spoke to him again. just shades him down. >> colonel wasn't a colonel. how did he get the name? >> colonel house, he was a colonel of a lot of -- i think even a tennessee co

. >> so you are not the nay-sayer. a whole bunch of people saying the kids aren't going to do it, and you are saying trust the kids. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >>> more companies are reward top-performing workers by giving them bonuses. >> we now find bonuses all the way down to the person sweeping the factory floor. >> we'll explain that's one reason why middle class wages are stuck where they are. keep it here. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko >>> chrysler took a step towards selling stock to the public. they filed for bankruptcy and was bailed out by the government in 2009. it paid back all of the taxpayer money, but chrysler is controlled by fiat. he wants to buy the 41% of chrysler that's owned by a union trust which provides health care for chrysler retirees. the trust and fiat can't agree on a price. so the trust is forcing this ipo as a way to put a value on its steak. stay tuned for more on this story. >>> if you account for inflation, a middle class american family

. >> reporter: students at santa cruz high school are a bit sayer now that a man had been lurking behind girls is behind bars. >> down by the beach and they noticed something weird was going on. >> reporter: police say joshua paul james had a video camera and was filming them and taking photographs. he followed them. >> he was focusing on inappropriate body arts to fulfill some of his sexual fantasies and sexual gratifications. >> reporter: the girls took down the license plate of the car, they tracked it and they tracked him down. a parent called police after he was seen taking pictures near pacific collegiate school. neighbors were upset by the news. >> i have to start keeping more of an eye out and being more watchful. i'm more trusting. >> we're greatly concerned. we're happy that this guy is behind bars. >> reporter: police are convinced without the action of the students and neighbors james would have struck again. they are in the process of looking through his computer and photography equipment to see if there are additional victims. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a f

apple surprises the nay sayers with record iphone sales. and hedge funds go mad men. check your local listings for ackman and more. hedge funds will be able to advertise starting this week in your local newspaper, internet or cable tv. >> founder of eagle. high flying momentum names hitting new highs after new highs and maybe about to break their up trend so which names should you bail out on? let's pick it off with you. >> linked in has looked great obviously for a while now. but with that headline this morning about hacking e-mails? definitely a negative. >> what do you see in the trench from linked in? >> one of the momentum stocks. that sector has actually doubled in price. >> there is nothing wrong with a company that has an earnings story like this. i would rather be ahead of it this time. good chance you might get it. nothing wrong with the company. >> and you're also going with him in terms of linked in? linked in is the closest to infinity but i would never play in the space. >> guy, you have been a bull on linked in. do you see something that makes you more

. >> former chicago bears great gayle sayers is the latest player to sue the nfl for head injury problems. he claims the league failed to protect him from "devastating concussions and now suffers from headaches and short material memory loss." in college football, i it was a injury to a quarterback today, he broke oh bone in his right ankle in the first quarter of today's game against tennessee. the injury is devastating. it will end his season. back up tyler murphy came on to lead the gators to a win. >> in golf, leading the tour championship by four strokes after a one under 69 stayed. if stenson wins. >> more than 30 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire on shoppers in a mall in kenya. the latest, ahead. [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. >> welcome back to aljazeera. here's a look at your headlines. guilty on

nay sayers telling thus is a lost cause fighting for what is right. fighting against a program so bad congress exempted itself out of. >> sean: let's step in. apparently a democrat jumped on the floor i'm sure to kind of interrupt ted cruz. >> i'm getting to the answer to the question but it's a detailed answer so if you'll excuse me i'll take moments to lay it out. first step in my view, for this problem... >> governor the question that was just asked is does he -- does ted cruz want to shut down the government? does he have enough votes? governor, we know the answer to that is no. i keep hearing now senator mitch mcconnell said today, he took a shot at vuz kruz and says his strategies to defund obama care that cruz accused of wanting to defund obama care and shutting the governor down. if republicans vote foreclosure that allows harry reid to strip defunding provision and allows a simple majority to pass it. what ted cruz is saying that the real vote, only vote that matters that if they vote against republicans -- if republicans vote against it will

if he listened to congressmen who are nay-sayers on one thing or the other every day, even less than what already gets done would be getting done. he's commander in chief, not commander by committee. >> l.z., there are always haters. >> of course this will always be haters. what you see right now are a lot of people second guessing him because of the game, the political game you're talking about. i can't get past this notion of having a thorough debate as being seen as weak or being seen as a lack of leadership. in my opinion, and what we witnessed through history, it is the rush to war that is proven to be the lack of leadership. once we get in there, we didn't have an escape route or a thorough plan. what they are doing in michigan right now is intelligent. i hope all the congressmen do that before they return to d.c. that is he is asking the questions, not just to the president, but going back and actually holding meetings amongst his own constituents so we have a thorough debate across the country we all agree what we discovered thus far that happened to syria cannot be stood for

we were in oklahoma earlier today, and we did see that jimmy williams was in the sayer high school year969 and 1970. a lot of people in sayer talking about this case, and remembering how these three teenagers disappeared just so suddenly. now, the other car still remains a bit of a mystery. but i did speak with a woman earlier today. she tells me that she thinks her grandfather was in that car. he is a john alby porter, who went missing with two friends in 1969. now, right now, all deputies have to deal with are really just skeletal remains, so this is a very delicate process. they say basically what they're going to have to do is compare dna evidence of living relatives with the skeletal remains that are here. but the custer county sheriff stresses this is a very important process. he is hoping to get some closure for these families that have not known what happened to their loved ones for more than 40 years. brooke, back to you. >> can you imagine? decades later and here you have the cars behind you still in cased in the muck and the mud in a training exercise. patti moon, thank you s

all of the doom sayers were wrong. of them sat here where i am now. he called sometimes this kind of intellectual blamer of pessimism. people want to show t ty are more intelligent because they are predicting worse case scenario. >> rose: you will get attention if you predict a doom's day scenario. >> that's it. having said that i have to be honest. there are risks and they are in europe. the most important d dn side risks are political. what die mean. i mean that precisely because the economic situation seems to improve, there is the risk of complacency. there is the risk that some governments say okay we don't need to go on with reforms. after all things are going well. and that's serious complacency. complacency nationally. we don't need to make all those reforms. they are not so popular and you may lose votes. that's a risk. or risks at the european level. after all why shoulde put together our competencies, why the european central bank can commission more powers we can't do ourself. that's a risk. another risk is the risk of -- because of course

. >> form ter chicago greg gail sayers is suing for health problems stemming from head injuries. he claims the league failed to protect him from devastating concussive head traumas and that he suffers from headaches and short-term memory loss. >> stenson is on the verge of picking up his largest payday ever. he lives by four strokes, 1 under 69 today. if he hangs on to win, he gar n guarantees himself a $10 million prize as the winner of the pga tour's fed ex cup, san francisco a aldon smith is out on bail after his pickup truck hit a tree early friday morning. he was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence and possession of marijuana: he is expected to play at candlestick park. >> that's a look at your sports headlines. more sports news in about 20 minutes. >> michael, we will see you coming up. the nation's most predictiprodu shrimping wards are experiencing a shortage. the hard-hit industry is looking for solutions. robert ray traveled to the gulf until louisiana >> reporter: on the gulf coast, shrimping boats and crab baskets are a common sight. inside the bustl

teenage friends disappeared in 1970, his family spread missing posters all over their hometown of sayerhoma offering a $500 reward. the teenagers were believed to either be on their way to a football game or on a hunting expedition, no one really knows. but we did see investigators uncover two corroded rifles from the car. investigators say they have not ruled out foul play yet but they suspect that these six victims accidentally drowned, that the cars rolled back into the water and the victims were trapped inside. >> the cars were discovered by a team of divers with the oklahoma highway patrol. daryl spawn and his colleagues were testing new sonar equipment. >> you can't see anything, it's too murky. >> it wasn't until the cars were pulled out of the water that the gruesome and mysterious discovery was made. >> it could have been a shoe. when we brought them up on to the shore, that was when the doors opened and you could see the skeletal remains in them. >> see the old cars, isn't that cool? >> that's your grandfather right there? >> yeah. >> reporter: john alba porter is believed to

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if you had been a nay shortstop sayer on tesla, you would have missed out. >> no question.inue to go up. if the market hits a hiccup and you hit an air pocket, there's no there here. that's what worries a fundamental old guys like me. >> michael, old guys like me, you know, we've seen this before. but amazon -- >> i'd like to be an old gooil guy like you. >> the first cars were electric. >> amazon is one of those great stocks. for some reason -- >> always has been. >> -- it's one that people cut it slack over and over again and you wonder how long they'll do it. the other two, i think, are perhaps -- well, i think they're all vulnerable but we've said that. look, we talked about amazon being vulnerable in 1999 when it was $80 a share, on its way to $70 a share, $7 a share a few years later and then up to $300 a share. >> i said back then that amazon was too expensive in '99 on the air. when something is too good for too long, something that is up really fast can come down really fast. i have a buggy whip on the desk of my wall -- >> i have a tv career that disproves that th

so what do you say to the nay sayers like senators graham, mccain. is there any option that will make them happy? >> those are the types the president is playing to, because the grahams of the world and so on, senator mccain out of arizona, these little folks, some that immediately called for military action and then the president said, yes, we are going to do military action and then they said, wait a minute, you know, it has to go to congress. now, it's a huge risk, also, because, one, it could completely undermine his presidency and future presidents. at a time could literally, morgan, tie the hands of future presidents because it sets the precedent of being forced politically to gol to congress for military, and as you well know, we have already seen three examples in recent memory of the reagan, president carter, the first bush, where they did not go to congress and seek military action. and panama and grenadea and president clinton in which the vote was tired in congress and he went ahead anyway. so it's a brilliant move. but it comes with enor

sayers of the bureaucracy nda issues.o but there are non-disclosure agreements being put in front ofthere is no issue to be looked at, why are we having these musical chairs with this issue? guest: i have not found anyone who had to sign a non-- disclosure agreement. where that there -- i am aware that there are. when you ask questions of andral officials administration officials, you have to watch the word used. if you ask them if they are -- if there are non-disclosure there was not non-disclosure at the top of the paper, they can say no. the same with the standdown order. they may be absolutely correct in saying that no standdown orders were given. when i heard a military official testifying and giving this part down, he said someone was told not to go. it was not a standdown order. a standdown order may be something specific to military people. particular order was not given, they can say no one was ordered to stand down. but people were told not to go or not to do certain things they wanted to do that night. enough when ioad ask my questions so that i am notring verbiage that ma

second, there's a chorus of nay sayers in the republican party. it's a rich tradition they have.roosevelt came up with social security a filibuster stopped the fdr funding the office and personnel he need to it. the republican candidate for president at that time said my first act in office will be to abolish social security. understand this nay saying chorus is not giving people confidence that it will help them. >> chuck todd? >> the medicare part d is the most recent interesting example because it was on a flip, i remember democrats quietly were rooting for an implementation debacle. they saw it as an opportunity to embarrass bush and the republicans and win some elections. there was a lot of fear about how is this going to work, the doughnut hole and this and that. the obama administration is hanging their hat on that issue and basically saying, you know what? everybody thought medicare part d when it was implemented was going to be a disaster, things weren't going well and once it began, folks started signing up and they saw that it wasn't as hard as we in the media might ha

. >> we've also had people, there's nay sayers and say this thing is trading at per vehicle. i can remember amazon, per book, it's bigger than the book. this is years ago. in this case with tesla they're look at ford and say one is making millions, the other one is 20 something thousand. when does that start to matter again? >> there was a cover story in "business week" that merck passed gm. how ridiculous was it really? >> but then they didn't do anything. >> i'm not saying there's is merck. people spin tales. these analysts like to get behind stocks. facebook is now like a vegas routine. did you hear the one about facebook walks into a bar, i'm taking mine to 55. >> we have the 23rd straight day goes prices are down, $3.46 a gallon, down 35 cents year on year. we're expecting another 20 to 25 cents down. >> wasn't that something? i think at a certain point that kicks into retail. remember the price of gasoline is a tax. we know heating is not going up because the natural gas stays low. so there's going to be a little more money in the consumer's pocket. does that mean chipo

receive subsidies under the law to self-attest their income, basically just to trust them that what they sayer that income is and whether they're eligible and this is related to the delaying of the employer mandate which was -- which would have factored into who would have been eligible for subsidies but of course the employer mandate is being delayed by one year but the vedge mandate is not. the house republicans, what they want to do and what this bill does is require h.h.s. to have a program to verify the income eligibility of recipients of these subsidies. so of course the democrats are just going to go after them saying that they are once again trying to repeal or unravel the health care law, but republicans will argue that this is simply trying to protect against fraud and trying to make a fix to the law based on what the h.h.s. has id they're going to do >> russell berman, follow him on thehill.com and on twitter. following postponement of debate on the continuing resolution, house minority whip steny hoyer released a statement: -- >> 15 years ago, book tv made its debut on c-span . >>

and then there were these nay sayers saying diana nyad, blah, blah, blah. >> for three and a half hoursch bad luck on my previous four tries? i had at least the persistence to keep trying until finally we got a little luck on our side. when you set a huge world record like this you have to vet it. you have to ask every question. you have to put the swimmer under a microscope and make her answer the questions. i did the swim with my own body and my own mind fair and square, squeaky clean. >> good for her. you know, the trouble with anybody that goes through this is we have too many representations of the other, people that swore they never took performance -- we have our lance armstrong situation and all these others. i want to believe diana nyad. >> i do believe her. >> i do, too. people are cynical in this world today because it seems like everybody is cheating. >> there are a lot of people who do that. i don't like people who sit in their big chair and say you did that? prove it to me. why? she is 64. she had boats with her. this is her umpteenth time to do it. it is documented. i tho

to all of the nay sayers, i say you may be to be kill the mess jeer, but you cannot kill the truth. some are sin kl and believe we cannot clang. some believe that the murder of thousand of young african-american men on our streets is to be accepted like it's a part of the natural order of thing. it does not have to be this way. is hope because of young people like ryan dalton. ryan dalton is the sixth of 11 children raised by his moms in new orleans. he was nearly lost to us. shot three times with an ak47 laying on the street of new orleans. he survived. he got up. he turned his life around. and with a program we have in new orleans a noft for profit that qebts young people to he came and started his own organization to help young people and last year he went to the white house to talk to the national leader about how to stop the violence. this winter he joined the mayor staff as coordinatorrer for midnight basketball he hosted over 2,100 moly young african-american men. ryan -- [applause] ryan was saved because we as a community came together and showed him love, helped him see his