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merck says it has no reports of any patients suffering any harm and they continue to take supplies they already have. health officials warning that young adults choosing to skip the flu shots may be at more risk for h1n1 strain now circulating. the cdc says the flu is widespread now in 35 states with rates especially high in the south and southwest. the nfl says the proposed $765 million deal it made with thousands of former players to settle concussion claims is both fair and adequate. that deal was dealt a serious setback yesterday, though, when a federal judge questioned if it includes enough money. abc s ryan smith has the details. reporter: in football, the hits are punishing. like this. he took a heavy hit. reporter: and this. bell s helmet came off the goal line. reporter: several teams
wings as the plane filled with water, floating down the river in the swift current. it would appear that pilot did a masterful job of landing the plane in the river. and then making sure that everybody got out. we mentioned just what a great decision that pilot made. his name, chesley sullenberger iii. graduate of the u.s. air force academy. used to fly f4 phantom jets in the military. sully, they call him, walked the plane twice after it was on the surface of the water to make sure there were no more passengers on board. five years ago today. sully sullenberger, i m like a groupie of this guy. he s so the real deal. oh, yeah. he hasn t become a reality show star. he hasn t been on tv, television commercials. he s become advocate for airline safety. a best-selling author. a real deal, a to z, just class. he calls it the most
lot but in reality it may not be enough to cover these players and their families. not just now but for the decades to come. reporter: many pundits thought this was a bad deal from the start, the nfl was getting off easy. if this deal doesn t go through, the nfl could face thousands of lawsuits totaling billions of dollars. ryan smith, abc news, new york. today is the australian tennis tournament. as we went on the air this morning, the tournament s website said it was 97 degrees in melbourne. that must feel like a cold front considering conditions for the fans and players yesterday when temperatures hit 108 degrees. everybody braving that heat and doing whatever it took to deal with it forecasters say it will be more of the same until at least friday. and for the second straight year, president obama welcomed nba champs the miami heat to the white house. the president joked that despite those two titles, plus another in 2006, the team still struggles for respect, something he sa