. >> 16-year-old junior jaquon waller was coach lipe's star running back. >> he was very athletic, he was quick. a great smile. good attitude. >> amazing football player. fastest guy on the field. >> zach rogers was a teammate and a friend. he was there when it all began. >> get in! >> and he came through, our middle linebacker hit him straight on. >> did you think, that was a hard hit? >> we all said, oh, that was a good hit. you could just tell, he was shaking cobwebs out of his head, just one of those plays where you know he got his bell rung. the coach just came over and looked at him and they carried him off the field to get checked. and make sure everything was all right. >> our trainer at the time, he wasn't even on location for some of those practices because of other obligations with other fall sports. >> not having an athletic trainer there is not unusual. fewer than half of high schools in the united states have a certified athletic trainer on the field. many, like rose, actually have first responders who are trained in first aid only, not a certified athletic trainer educa

our next speaker is douglas waller. mr. waller has spent two decades as a washington journalist covering the pentagon, congress, the state department, the white house and the cia. mr. waller currently is a defense analyst for bloomberg government. he has served in "time" magazine's washington bureau and has worked for "newsweek" as well, the spymaster who created the us, and modern american espionage is the eighth book he authored or co-authored. please welcome mr. douglas waller. thanks, stu. it's a delight to be back here or at hyde park. i spent two years researching the biography because there are a considerable amount of oss records in the archives and robert clark who was a chief arcivist, i made his life miserable for two weeks bugging him with questions and then he made the mistake of giving me his e-mail address and for the next two years i hit him with question after question. i want to tell you about general "wild bill "candida" donovan. he was roosevelt's top spymaster. he a former, went into the administration

waller was then run over by the cops. he survived. last year alone, 174 police officers were killed nationwide, that's a 13% increase overall. the third deadliest year. 68 officers killed by gunfire. that's why they're releasing these videos now, to say look at what we deal with every day. >> we have to be grateful to our officers. this is what they're doing on a daily basis. this is what they're up against. >> i think you're absolutely going to love this video. this guy happened to catch little baby olive originally sea turtles emerging from their nest and making their way to the ocean. >> no way. >> look how many of them there are. look at this. >> oh. this is cool. i've always wanted to see this in person. so awesome. >> look at how tiny these guys are. look, hundreds of them on the beach. as the camera gets closer, you realize you're not look at sea pebbles, you are looking at turtles. so cute. this was shot on a beach in nicaragua. they just happened upon this amazing sight. the olive ridley sea turtle is one of the most apund da

this fire started last night on ma consoick -- masonic near waller -- masonic near waller. acore -- according to firefighters, they said the fire was under control in about a half an hour. but the damage is already done. a lost these homes are gutted. we saw somebody came here and came back. he wanted to see what his aunt's house looked like. we also spoke to a woman whose daughter owns a home next door to bun of the -- near one of the buildings damaged. >> i was in the shower. i was -- and my daughter came running into the bathroom and said mom, mom! you have to get out of the shower and turn the water off now. the house next door is on fire! i'm throwing my cloes on on a wet body, i said my god, what do we take? i grabbed my purse. she grabbed her purse and we went running down the stairs. the cause has not been determined. the investigators are just getting here. one of the assistant chiefs is going to talk to the press. if he says anything we need to get back to you with before the end of the show, we'll do that. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>

. >> waller was tackled, walked to the sidelines and collapsed. >> friday's death of waller is beingelt. >> it's a tough time for the whole community. >> we had a tragedy and it really brought it all to the forefront. >> we spent the season with the rose rampants, a team trying hard now to turn tragedy into triumph and questions came up over and over again, can you play safe and still win at football? can you play safe and still have football be football? the answer is yes, but like most things that count, it doesn't come easily. you're about to meet the players, the families and doctors who will tell you something that you might not want to hear but it's also something that may just save our kids.

. >> we send people to the dry waller the carpenters and the plummers. >> we are conscious who we give a job referral to. >> we look at the skills part as far as hayou do with a hammer and nail there are other components to be able to be a team player. be able to take directs and be precise and punctual things like this you need to help you keep your jobs. >> we will looking at the interviews today and doing the critiquing from the papers. >> i was thinking last week we were talking ask that was so much thinking going on about the interview and how i was going to do it. >> i feel like, me, as an african-american woman and older woman with children i feel i have to set an example. a lot of people don't know how to deal with anger and conflicts. the kids here look up to me. if i do something and don't set an example then they are going to follow. since i've been a positive roll model, coming to school everyday. some of those kids pick up on that and i see the improvement in them. >> one thing that i knew but the class helped reinstate is that you have to check yourself. we are all grown

. >> 10:50 a.m., less than 72 hours after his first concussion, 16-year-old jaquann waller died.er died. >>> tonight the fighter battles off the mean sfreets of boston. >> as soon as i was incarcerated, i said this wa

fire moved very quickly, damaging three houses in the 1300 block of may sonic near waller. it heavily damaged the two unit building and the larger building on one side and by two unit building on the other side. the three alarm fire brought out about 100 firefighters and 35 pieces of gear. >> is the two unit building with brain structure and it quickly spread to the building. both sustained significant damage. the fire spread very quickly. we declare the second alarm followed shortly thereafter by other third along. the fire is now under control. >> the fire obviously when the buildings are this close together, it's difficult which is why they jump on the spires of so many people and so much equipment to begin with. as is typical with to allow buyers, even if they don't have evidence of arson they've will begin an arson invitation. one person was examined for smoke inhalation and it's not believe that there were any other persons that were injured as they did say earlier, and there were at least 10 people who were put out of their homes. the fire call came in at 8:00 and it

waller's death is hit hard. >> the trainer was asking me questions and i was answering them all wrong small percentage of impacts that simulate that car crash. >> he does have symptoms of a concussion. >> if a parent came to you and said, coach, my kid really wants to play football, but i want you to tell me that he's going to be safe. >> i can't guarantee that. >> it is a violent game. that's always going to be there. can you make this game safer? >> dr. gupta joins me now to talk about tonight's special. and we're also joined by former nfl player, lamar campbell, he hosted an internet radio show, it's called "life after the game." good to see both of you. i have to say, i went to the screening the other night, great work. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> it's great work. and i think it's going to be impactful. this is a huge issue. and i know you're hoping as well that it's going to make a difference. >> there is so much that has emerged in terms of science over just the last couple of years. it was almost one of those things that we felt that we couldn't do. because you watch

hours after his first concussion, 16-year-old jaquann waller died. jaquan waller died. >>> tonight the fighter battles off the mean sfreets of boston. >> as soon as i was incarcerated, i said this was not lift for me. he's a sex symbol and promises his wife no sex scenes. >>> this is pooez morgan tonight. >> he was a tough kid on the mean streets of boston with the net worth of $150 million. he's been a rapper with a platinum album and an underwear model and actor and producer. my favorite move spree is "boogie nights." he joins me now. i see you raising your eyebrows at the estimated net worth. did we get it too low? >> no. my gosh. >> piers: are the figures true that you read about? >> not usually, unless it's a divorce settlement. >> piers: your movies glossed $1.5 billion so you're not exactly on the bread line, are you? >> no, no. i'm very fortunate and blessed. thank you. >> piers: you said when you got to 40, you would retire and play golf. what happened? you're 40. >> my golf game is crap. it really is. it's bad. you know, i -- i was just wor

a truck company just arrived on the scene at masonic and waller. fire investigators, fire victims, neighbors, and the curious have all been here this morning. the business of the fire has become an unplanned new year's day holiday. residents of three buildings rushed out with only their lives. this morning those same people stacked up the things that make up their lives on the sidewalk. a firefighter suffered the only injury, but the emotional toll is still being measured. >> she loved this house. by burning it up, -- >> the fire department got the call shortly after 8:00 last night. a woman visiting her daughter says they ran outside to see blames 15-feet high. when fire crews arrived, they saw heavy flames rising from between two buildings. >> the fire was going through the roof of both buildings. >> that may sound bad but the chief says it's better than flames blowing on to buildings on eat side. this morning the assistant chief took tasted fire's origin, an alcove between of the most severely damaged buildings. the cause has not been determined

. >> we send people to the dry waller the carpenters and the plummers. >> we are conscious who we giveob referral to. >> we look at the skills part as far as hayou do with a hammer and nail there are other components to be able to be a team player. be able to take directs and be precise and punctual things like this you need to help you keep your jobs. >> we will looking at the interviews today and doing the

residents watch from the street as flames consumed the buildings near waller late on new year's day. officials say investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked the fire. damage is thought to be at $2.6 million. >> the images are you about to see pretty much tell the story about the serious lack of snow in the sierra. the department of water resources set out for the first sierra snow survey today and as you can see there was almost nothing to measure, just over a tenth of an inch of snow with water content at 19% of normal. that is the lowest january number since the 1930s. the previous record was set back in 1987. >> we had very low snow accumulations up until march. we this a huge march. it's not something you want to really count on. >> water managers say one bright spot for the state's water supply has been water remains full as a result of last year's halfy rain and snow. the website is a complete guide to the sierra this winter. you can check on the current road condition, the snow fall or lack and see how the slopes at the resorts doing of the just click on the kt

. >> friday night's death of waller is being felt -- >> a very tough time for the whole community. >>y had a tragedy, and it really brought it all to the forefront. >> reporter: how important is it to have athletic trainers at these football programs? 6 >> would you drop a kid off at a pool that didn't have a lifeguard? people are starting to take a look at how important health and safety is for athletes. >> six concussions. >> six. >> i remember getting hit hard. actually rang my bell. >> for the first three weeks, a constant headache. >> the trainer was asking me questions. i answered them all wrong. >> what we're seeing, is this definitely caused by blows to the head. >> when my son can't remember stuff, i think that it's my fault. >> there are a small percentage of impacts that simulate that car crash. >> he does have symptoms of a concussion. >> if a parent came to you and said, coach, my kid really wants to play football but i want to you tell me he's going to be safe. >> i can't guarantee that. >> reporter: it is a violent game. that's always going to be there. can you make thi

this is a couple blocks south of hate at waller. you can look at one of the houses that was effected by the fire. christmas tree still in the window. look at the stairs a lot of lines going in. we talked to a firefighter this morning. she said they are on fire watch. they are making sure there are no flair ups. investigators say they warned a second alarm because the fire was so intensely between the two homes. they got the call shortly after 8:00 last night. battalion chief told us the flames burned between the two fires. homes that were effected kept a close watch from their windows. homes in the city are tough so close together they touch each other. people in the path of the fire say fire crews quickly gave them the order to evacuate. >> his came out because the fire department knocked on my door and told me to evacuate the house. i grabbed my pants and coat and came out. i saw a pretty big fire. >> reporter: there were actually three homes effected by the fire. the two homes right in front of us there. the home on the left ther

. >> waller was tackled, walked to the sidelines, then collapsed. >> friday night's death of water iselt -- >> it's a tough time for the whole community. >> we had a tragedy and it really brought it all to the forefront. >> we spent the season with the rose rampants, a team trying hard now to turn tragedy into triumph. and questions came up over and over again. can you play safe and still win at football? can you play safe and still have football be football?

. >> 10:50 a.m., less than 72 hours after his first concussion, 16-year-old jaquan waller died. ♪ theutopsy would reveal this. it could have been prevented. . >> hello, and thanks for joining us. that's a glimpse of the documentary "big hits, broken dreams." this morning we're talking about this fascinating topic, and all the latest findings on concussions. i think most importantly how to prevent them. what do young players, their parents, their coaches really need to know? by the way, it's not just football. it's other sports as well. in fact, not far behind football is soccer. there are more head injuries in girls. we invite brandy chastain, and she'll share what she teaches her players to keep safe. >>> there was a hearing in miami in federal court with the lawyers for more than 100 players and their families. they are suing the league over concussions. right now the judges are trying to decide on whether to combine these suits into a single case. meanwhile, the super bowl is set. giants versus patriots. now, here's something you may not know. after the giants won in overtime last

it's very different from waller luther's day when wages were high and there were all the good jobs in the steel mills and the auto plants. but america was protected. there wasn't the same competition. there wasn't this flow of capital around the world. so, while i wish walmart would change its ways and pay more, i recognize that it is sort of a different economic environment, and it succeeded brilliantly in that economic environment. >> has there ever been a country in the world that succeeded without capitalism, you know, from a -- >> economics point of view? >> yeah. >> no, i don't think so. i mean, there are countries that have succeeded. probably you went to new guinea and to tribes and the amazon basin, there are groups that feed themselves or have enough of the way of life they want, and those are economies. but in terms prospering, getting more goods and enjoying a higher standard of living, no. >> so how do you explain -- i know you did a segment on walmart, how do you explain walmart in the capitalist system? how does it happen? >> you had a brilliant, brilliant strategist wh

katie marzullo is live on masonic between with waller and frederick. >> reporter: such a mess out here look behind us you can see the damage was done to three buildings. you can see the scrap piles, windows wrong out, crews are on scene as they just search for hot spots and try to keep -- make sure that nobody goes in and out of these buildings itch the real damage was around -- buildings. the real damage was around the back it starred in a two unit appeared but -- apartment but spread to two buildings. one described the first few scary minutes when they realized there was a fire since she and her husband had their granddaughters with them. >> we heard somebody scream, fire. then we came out, our granddaughters came in and told us that to get out there was a fire. >> reporter: the fire burned for under an hour. the fire chief told us they were fortunate it was not hot and windy. one person was taken to the hospital, we are not clear on what their injuries were. as we've mentioned 10 people are displaced in these first two days of 2012. the fire department is calling -- has call in arso

. >> 10:50 a.m., less than 72 hours after his first concussion, 16-year-old jaquann waller died. > tonighttles his way up from the mean streets of boston. >> i said this is not the life for me. >> rapper, underwear model, producers who promises his wife

. >>>> lesp >>> less th>>> ls firp first concussion 16 ye waller died. >>> jimmy carter, commander and chief, winner of the nobel peace price and probably the only man who knows how barack obama feels about the potential possibility of being a one term president. >> jimmy carter, his peace making work around the world. >> if i had one constant prayer it would be to bring peace to israel. >> his place in history. >> what is the one piece of advice you would give any president when they walk in the oval office the first time. >> tell the truth. >> what he thinks of the state of america's union. >> we are still the greatest country in the world but we have extraordinary problems at the same time. >> this is "piers morgan tonight". >>> jimmy carter was president from 1977 to 1981. his work since then has won praise world wide and a peace prize. tonight i'm privileged to set down with president carter. thank you for coming to this center. i love the dates here. so you became president in '77. cnn is launched in 1980. the carter center launched in 1982. the carter center is unusual in the se

. >> reporter: we are a couple blocks south on waller. i talked to one of the firefighter here's. she tells me arson investigators are due back here later this morning trying to figure out the cause of the fire. they will try to figure this out. fire crews have been here overnight on fire watch. several fire hoses leading up the staircase -- fire began shortly before 8:00 p.m. yesterday. the amount of fire between the two homes warranted a call for a third alarm. even though nearby homes were not threatened by the flames. nervous neighbors kept a close eye on the fire. homes in the city touching each other in most neighborhoods. flames could easily jump from home to home. >> the one just above it. but nobody really knows. >> all three buildings are attached. it makes it that much more deferral to put out the fires. >> reporter: several people displaced by the fire. one person injured. we're checking on the numbers on both of those. also like to find out how many people are displaced and check on the injuries. we had a report of another person injured. we want to get an update on t

there's some evidence that new year's day blaze between frederick and waller was intentionally set. today in the bay's christie smith is live? san francisco where firefighters are keeping an eye on the site. good morning, christi. >> good morning to you, jon. i spoke with a neighbor who came rushing outside because she heard the fire truck was outside here. she wanted to make sure everything was okay. she saw flames shooting out of the home skrus a few doors down from her own house. and firefighters are still on scene this morning. but they're on fire watch, just making sure it doesn't flair up again. they're waiting for arson investigators to get out here after flames tore through a vicktorian. it quickly spread to two other homes. it took more than 100 firefighters an hour to knock it down. neighbors say she grabbed what she could and got out. >> you can tell it was hopping over to the next house. i have solar panels. so they landed on this one. and they were fighting it from all sides. >> one person was take on the the hospital. another person was treated on the street. nearly a

. >> reporter: a little bit of changing of the guard here at mosanic and waller. fire crews have been here all night. one crew will stay for a few hours just making sure that none of the fire flairs back up. and then they will change out with another crew. crews looking inside the garage of one of the homes that is damaged. not sure what they are looking for right now. now there is three homes you can see that are damaged. one here and there and there. there are two units in the far home to the left. you can see when you go closer to it the ceiling has been punched out on that home. what firefighters are doing it's not clear at that fourth unit suffered damage. first calls started coming around 8:00 p.m. last night. fire crews got here on the scene. they tole us they saw a lot of flames coming between two of the buildings here. they quickly called for a third alarm. a lot of the buildings evacuated. we heard from the people inside the home fire crews alerted him to get out and get out quickly. here in san francisco the homes are very close together. there is signi

that fire burned three homes between frederick and waller streets. christie smith is live in san francisco where firefighters, christie, we hear are still on the scene. >> reporter: good morning to you. i just spoke with one of the firefighters on the scene. she says as bad as it looks on the front, it looks much worse on the back. they don't know how it started. but investigators are expected back out here when it gets light. now they're on fire watch after everything started and quickly spread. big smoke and flames. neighbors evacuated. but with such a challenge is the homes are close together. they have a fire wall in place. that doesn't always work. the jump to three alarms. about a dozen people displaced. one person taken to the hospital with unspecified injuries. another person suffered shortness of breath. the red cross is helping out people who need it. i'm christie smith. jon and laura, back to you. >> thank you for the update. >>> a man hunt is under way for a gunman after a park ranger was killed. i believe this is the wrong video. 34-year

waller. >> it's a tough time for the community. >> i remember getting hit hard that rang my bell. >>ant headache. >> the trainer was asking me questions and i was answering them all wrong. >> a small percentage of impacts that simulate that crash. >> he does have symptoms of a concussion. >> a parent came and said, coach, my kid wants to play football, but i want you to tell me he's going to be safe. >> i can't guarantee that. it is a violent game. that's always going to be there. can you make this game safer? >> wow. that will grab your attention if you're a parent. you've been on this topic for two years, if not longer. why did you want to focus on youth football? >> it's in my sweet spot because of the neuroscience background and sports fan. being a dad as well, although i have daughters, at love people come to me and making these decisions on behalf of their kids and the question is, what is happening to their brains? we watched those highlight films on television all the time and thought that has to do something to the body. well now over the last couple years, since we've been

hours after his first concussion, 16-year-old jaquann waller died. > tonight the fighter mark wahlberg battles his way up from the mean streets of boston. >> i said this is not the life for me. >> rapper, underwear model, producers who promises his wife no sex scenes. >> it's uncomfortable and awkward. i wouldn't want her doing that. >> and a film that even george lucas had to fight to make. >> before he tried to mike a black film, he didn't understand what it was like. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >> mark wahlberg had an extraordinary life, he's been a rapper with a platinum model, an underwear model and oscar winning actor and approach dueser. my favorite mark wahlberg movie is "boogie nights." i see you raising your eyebrows at your estimated net worth. did we get it too low? >> no, is there a check someone's been withholding? >> are any of these figures ever true? >> not usually, unless it's a divorce settlement. >> your movies have grossed $1.5 billion. >> that's good. >> you're not exactly on the bread line. >> no, i'm very fortunate, thank you. >> you said when you got to

. >> reporter: 10:05 a.m., less than 72 hours after his first concussion, 16-year-old jaquon waller died. knows how barack obama may be feeling about the potential possibility of becoming a one-term democratic president. >> well, he hasn't been able to accomplish very much, because he's been hamstringed by the most uncooperative congress we've had in history. >> jimmy carter, his peace-making work around the world. >> if i had one constant prayer the last 35 years of my life, it would be to bring peace to israel. >> his place in history. >> reporter: what's the one piece of advice you would give any president when they walk in the oval office for the first time? >> tell the truth. >>> plus, larry cuomo. what he thinks about the state of our union. >> we have extraordinary mobs at the same time. >>> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> jimmy carter was president from 1977 to 1981, but his work since then has won him praise worldwide and a nobel peace prize. his latest book is "through the year with jimmy carter" and tonight i'm privileged to sit down with president carter. president, thank

being held at the waller washington convention center in northwest washington. doors will open at 9:00 a.m. and open until 5:00 p.m. both saturday and sunday. and admission is free. we will be waiting to see all of down there this weekend. >>> big gains to start the day on wall street today. let's check in with cnbc's jackie jackie. she joins us with more. >> reporter: we are looking at the markets. they are surging now. we have the dow up by 93 points. the nasdaq is higher by 28. the s&p 500 gaining about 13 points at the moment. meantime alcoa definitely the stock to watch today. aluminum giant kicked off earnings season yesterday after the bell. reporting a loss but sales beat expectations in and the company expects demand to grow this year. americans who are taking on a little more debt again as well. consumer borrowing surged in november to $20.4 billion. largest monthly gain in a decade. people took on more loans to buy cars and swept their credit cards to buy gifts this holiday season. whale americans are stepping up their spending wages are not keeping u

the fire started after 8:00 last night between frederick and waller street.ouse to two neighboring buildings. take a look at these pictures. three units in the main building burned. one person was treated for shortness of breath. i want to check the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning to you. we have good rainfall coming down over the east bay through oakland and livermore. even fremont. light showers won't last long. the front will pass through and clear conditions by noon today. your highs will be comfortable down to the south bay. 63 in los gatos. by tomorrow high pressure is over the great basin. we'll see clear starts a @ coast with high pressure driving the marine layer back out to sea. breezy condition ls. we have another chance of rain in the forecast. by thursday, 67 degrees on friday. let's check your drive with mike. >> an easy drive through the south bay. look at the northbound speed sensors. no problem. nice e ze drive for 101 and 280. i have a cough. it's all right. >> basically it's clear. more clear on the roadways than the roads th

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. >> friday night's death of waller is being felt -- >> it was a very tough time for the whole communityree weeks it was a constant headache. >> the trainer was asking me questions and i was answering them all wrong. >> there are a small percentage of impacts that simulate that car crash. >> he does have symptoms of a concussion. >> parent came to you and said, coach, my kid really wants to play football but i want you to tell me that he's going to be safe. >> i can't guarantee that. >> it is a violent game. that's always going to be there. can we make this game safer? >> oh, my goodness. sanjay, so interesting, my boys who are now 7 are dieing to play tackle football. and all i can think about is exactly what you have shown there, people slamming into their little heads. are there more reporting of their concussions or just more dangerous today? >> i think there is more reporting. you're going to hear the numbers of concussions go up and people say, look, that's a sign that things are getting worse. not necessarily. it could be good news because it increased awareness. soledad, one thin

and i want to thank both mayor waller and, also, my mayor from edison for being here. i see some of the other mayors from my district or from the state of new jersey were around as well. i know that nobody expected me to talk about agriculture, and i wasn't planning on it, but i couldn't help it listening to the previous conversation because if i could just digress a minute and say that, you know, new jersey is the garden state. people don't really think of us that bay way, but we pride ourselves on being the garden state. we're also the most densely populated state, and we have lost a lot of our agricultural production and land over the years because of the, youno