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the grading of every academic paper ever published on sports concussion. i have been named a director of the national basketball association's concussion program and assault for the national hockey league players association. this is the issue of sports concussion that has been gaining interest over the last couple of years. the ones who play it are professional context sports. while these athletes and experienced the greatest doses of had impact, they represent only a small fraction of the population at risk of being injured. this is what i am encouraged the hearing today is focusing on protective equipment being used by all athletes regardless of andel of play e, age, gender. it is a common misconception that concussions only occur in males. it is actually higher in females. concussion occurs at every age at every sports. the majority of these occur in our youth. there's great uncertainty and concern regarding the notion of possible long-term effects of concussion. especially on the pdf population, which may be at an even greater risk. what is a concussion? let's spend a moment describing that. it is an injury to the brain that occurs when the brain moves fast enough or suddenly enough to di

the famous brother. he played eight seasons in the national basketball association. >> he was a player that i enjoyed coaching, i thought it was an extremely talented basketball player. >> kevin williams was the brother known only to friends and family. >> intelligent. kevin's i.q. was 164. so his interests were vast. >> as adults, the brothers changed their names. brian called himself bison dele, bison for his native american roots, dele for his african ancestors. kevin became miles dabord. miles for jazz musician miles david, dabord for a grandparent on his mother's side. to his day, his friends and family use both names interchangeably. the winding path that led the brothers toward destruction began more than three decades ago in fresno, california. >> i was 17 when i married gene. >> gene williams, a handsome man, a singer with a booming bass voice. >> gene had been a celebrity most of his adult life. ♪ old man river >> in 1970, he joined the legendary rhythm and blues group, the platters. by then, the couple had two boys, kevin, born in 1966 and brian, in '69. >> brian was a couple months premature. mile

the stability that investors are looking for? >>> and america's nationality basketball association chalks up a financial win after striking a deal with players to finally get the season under way. >>> let's take you straight to the mood on the markets. on the face of it, it's pretty optimistic start to the week. it follows the italinews that t discussions and the imf was preparing a $600 billion loan for the country. that's about $80 million. the idea was to give mr. monte room to sort out the plan. the imf said through a spokesperson, quote, there are no discussions with the italian authorities on a program for imf financing. despite that, after last week's big losses on the markets, we're seeing a bit of a rebound in the form of some progress in europe and ahead of a finance minister's meeting on tuesday. disappointing bond auctions have been weighing heavily. renewed opt anymore is looking like it's reversing that trends. but the start of the week and it is going to be, i suspect, another volatile one. interesting though, actually, just to put a bit of flesh on those bones, in terms of the way we stand at the moment, just over an hour, 63

the game's third record year not just a record for video games but for all entertainment. that's america's money. >>> :14. an anti-trust lawsuit filed by locked out players again the national basketball association is expected to be decided in san francisco. the suit was originally filed tuesday at the oakland branch of thejñn=ñ u.s. district courtf northern california. i was randomly assigned to a federal judge in san francisco. the lawsuit claims the lock-out which began july 1st, is an illegal i would could the and teams conspire to fix prices in player contracts. a conference with the judge is scheduled for next march. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi has turned down rick perry's challenge to debate. she mocked the republican presidential in the process. the texas governor sent a letter to pelosi asking her to debate him next week over his overall washington plan. he's calling for a part-time congress made up of citizen legislators. pelosi said there were three reasons she can't make the debate. >> that's two, i can't remembered -- i can't remember what the third thing is >> that was of course a reference to perry's infamous debate flub last week when he couldn't remember the name of t

the largest newspaper has chosen him over local favorite mitt romney. the national basketball association and its playerstively agreed to a new labor deal yesterday after an owner-imposed lockout. if the agreement is ratified the teams will play an abbreviated 66-game schedule tipping off on christmas day. now the weather. much of the country can expect another day of unseasonably warm weather. be thankful for it. the forecast ahead promises cool november rain and then cold december air. next, does positive thinking have is the power to cure? and later, it' >> osgood: when people recover from illnesses against all odds, estimation they say that positive thinking made the difference. but that... does that constitute proof positive? turns out not even the experts entirely agree on that one. our cover story this morning is from rita braver. >> reporter: rookie agent just two years.... >> reporter: rookie new york giant mark herzlick was on top of the world last weekend starting for the very first time. >> barbara and sandy, his parents, are there. what a moment that had to be. >> reporter: but two years ago

the age of 92. "60 minutes" will end its broadcast with a segment off honoring rooney. >>> the national basketball association put a deal on the table to end the lockout and pro basketball players have until wednesday to accept it. the players association rejected the proposal yesterday, but the nba is hoping it will reconsider. no new talks are scheduled. >>> a former penn state coach is at the center of a child molestation scandal. jerry sandusky, former defensive coordinator for the nittany lions, denies sexually assaulting young boys. two school officials charged with perjury are expected to turn themselves in tomorrow. susan candiotti is looking into this very complex investigation, susan. >> reporter: hi, fred. you know, it is complex. and troubling. but just -- not just because the allegations against the lege legendary assistant coach are graphic, but the grand jury alleges two university officials could have done more to stop him before he came in contact with several other alleged victims. 67-year-old jerry sandusky is accused of sexually assaulting at least eight boys over a 15-year period. some as young as 11 years old, at several locations including penn state lock

the basketball legend irving magic johnson stunned the sports world when he announced he was h.i.v. positive and retiring from the national basketball association. magic johnson had been one of the best playersof the game, even in his college days at michigan state. with the l.a. lakers he went on to win five nba championships one of the most dominant players in all the game. when he made the announcement he had contracted the virus that causes aids, many thought he would only live a year or two. with intense regiment of medicines a basketball star shocked the world 20 years ago today. and he has done a lot for this world since. and now you know the news for this monday, november the

the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ ♪ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> welcome become. anti-trust lawsuit filed by locked out players again the national basketball associationn francisco. the suit was filed tuesday. it was random lay signed to a federal judge in san francisco. the lawsuit claims the lock-out which began july 1st is an illegal boycott and teams conspired to fix prices in player contracts. a conference with a judge is scheduled next march. >>> what happened when gop presidential candidate rick perry offered to debate house nine north leader nancy pelosi? -- she mocked perry and turned down his challenge. he sent a letter to pelosi wednesday asking her to debate him next week over his overall washington plan. he's calling for a part-time congress made up of citizen legislators. pelosi says there are three reasons she can't make the debate. >> monday i'm going to be in portland in the morning visiting some of our labs in california. the afternoon, that's two i can't remember what the third thing is. >> that of course was a reference to perry's infamous debate flub last week when he couldn't remember the name of the third federal agency that he

the next economic boom. i'm donna rosato. >> tom: finally tonight, the national basketball association lock out has reached day 139 and still no resolution. the n.b.a. games are now cancelled through december 15. two players have filed class- action antritrust lawsuits against the leagues in two states. but now basketball-related businesses, and the ripple- effect jobs, are on the sidelines, hurt. the n.b.a. may be a big business, but it's small businesses and their workers now feeling the bite of no basketball. in miami, at the american airlines arena, the home of the miami heat, parking lot businesses on game night often score up to $30 per vehicle. now they're parking cars for under $5. restaurants around the arena, like largo bar and grill, are normally packed this time of year-- now they're being forced to cut back. my servers are definitely feeling the pinch now. same with my cooks. they're not getting the overtime. they're not getting all the hours they need. there's the trickle-down effect: it goes down to my purveyors, my suppliers-- i'm not ordering as much. >> tom: in fort lauderdale, atlas embroiderys has cooled its presses. normal production is 20,000 to 30,000 t-shirts a day. with the heat i