to concentrating on football programs with the it s. been host as a difficult job to try to avoid relegation but so far big challenges haven t seem to faze her. and a reminder of the top story we re following here for you pope francis has condemned the sexual abuse of children in the catholic church at a special conference he said the church would do everything to protect children and bring perpetrators to justice among the steps he announced was to broaden the church s definition of a minor in the current age of fourteen he maintained the vast majority of priests are good people. you re watching news from berlin i m my ash waiter coming up next is shifts living in the digital age and we ll be back at the top of the hour with a new poll a tent of international news course you can always get all the latest news and information on our web site t w dot com thanks so much for joining us.
to get it for you, i promise. all that aside, ben sasse, i m curious about this as well. what s it like what s it like going to a college that is one of the most stored football programs in the history of this country and watching the suffering and it s got to be even tougher because the guy who is your coach is a bit of an idol around lincoln. so you got have a lot of torn feelings right now, split feelings. let s talk again in 2019, 20, 2021. we re a winning team. time is a creation inside the physical universe. alabama is a blip on the radar. just a fleck. just a fleck.
college football, but this is the 100th anniversary of camp randall, the stadium where they play. during the civil war those grounds were used as a training ground for over 70,000 troops, so rich, rich tradition here at the university of wisconsin. one thing that makes this place great are the fans, and we found one of the best in all of college football. his name is ken. meet ken warner, a wisconsin grad and self proclaimed badgers super fan going by the name kilted ken. i started collecting somewhere around 30 years ago or so. i have 753 books on football, 146 pennants. they go back to 1894. 417 football programs going back to the late 1800s. 30 different hats that i use for games. ken is such a huge fan, he married his wife at half-time of a wisconsin game. we walked straight across the 50 yard line and did all our
don t want my kid to have a disease if he plays this game. i even though, christine, on long island where i know people live there and they say who go to high school there have & have kids in high school there, are saying the football programs are being shuttered because parents don t want their kids one of the reasons is parents don t want their kids involved in this. i want your response. but let s play what the president said about football and head injuries. and i ll get your response. here it is. because you know, today if you hit too hard, right? they hit too hard, 15 yards, throw him out of the game. they had that last week. i watched for a couple of minutes. two guys just really beautiful tackle, boom, 15 yards. the referee gets on television, his wife is sitting at home, she s so proud of him. they re ruining the game. right? they re ruining the game. hey, look, that s what they want to do. they want to hit. okay? they want to hit. do you think that someone of the pr
committed suicide last year. i reached out to dr. ben and told him to get his brain. and this is something that is a safety issue in the nfl, and unless they get their hands around this, in 20 years, i don t know how the game is going to look. youth participation is down. down 10% in california over the last ten years. down in texas. this thing is bringing awareness to parents to say, i don t want my kid to have a disease if he plays this game. christine, on long island, where i know people who live there that say, who go to high school there and have kids in high school there, they re saying the football programs are being shuttered, because they don t their kids involved in this. let s listen to this and then i ll get your response. today, if you hit too hard, right? they hit too hard. 15 yards, throw him out of the