Trustees have earmarked the bulk of $194 million in voter-approved Measure G proceeds for a new middle school, which is expected to take about three years to build.
the dust is settling here in jacksonville, florida, after our very exciting cnn republican presidential debate last night. and there s new evidence that mitt romney is gaining support four days before florida puts its stamp on the republican race for the white house. the new poll shows romney nine points ahead of gingrich among likely gop primary voters here in florida. the survey was taken tuesday through thursday entirely before our debate last night. gingrich was leading romney in florida earlier this week. right after he won the south carolina primary, but in the last couple of days, he clearly lost some of that momentum here in florida. and he s now trailing romney. newt gingrich came out swinging in debate here in jacksonville, but some campaign watchers think he was off his game last night. our chief political analyst gloria borger listened to every word of the debate. she was here in jacksonville, now back in washington. romney seemed to do rather well last night, g
young brains. during my investigation i met a family who lost their son playing this game that he loved, and they made this remarkable decision to donate his brain and what scientists are learning from his brain is stunning. number 44, senior nathan styles is a star running back for the broncos. if you would watch him run, he had a flow about him that was just beautiful. i mean, it looked so graceful. reporter: nathan is also a starter on the varsity basketball team, a singer. the 2010 homecoming king is nathan stiles. he is the toast of spring hill, kansas. the broncos lost that game, and the next day nathan had headaches. no big deal until five days later when his mom connie received a phone call. i got a call from the trainer at school saying nathan is telling me he is still having headaches. you need to go take him to the emergency room. so i did. he had a cat scan. nothing. reporter: the doctor kept nathan out of play for three weeks. when he was ready to r
this man says it s impossible to trick it. first, as you probably know by now, i ve reported a lot on concussions in football, particularly in the nfl. recently i turned my attention to high school players and what can concussion kz do to their young brains. during my investigation i met a family who lost their son playing this game that he loved, and they made this remarkable decision to donate his brain and what scientists are learning from his brain is stunning. number 44, senior nathan styles is a star running back for the broncos. if you would watch him run, he had a flow about him that was just beautiful. i mean, it looked so graceful. reporter: nathan is also a starter on the varsity basketball team, a singer. the 2010 homecoming king is nathan stiles. he is the toast of spring hill, kansas. the broncos lost that game, and the next day nathan had headaches. no big deal until five days later when his mom connie received a phone call. i got a call from the
this will need to be handed out and on display in stores. take a look. cell phones emit radio-frequency energy. you ll start seeing those here in san francis along with specific tips on what to do including limiting cell phone use by children, using a headset, using belt clips, avoiding cell phones in weak signal areas. this is something, again, we ve been reporting on for some time. concern that using a cell phone for too long, too many years could potentially be problematic to your health. the world health organization even weighing in on this earlier this year saying they now consider cell phone radiation the non-ionizing radiation, a plausible carcinogen, something that could cause cancer. at least here in san francisco, you ll see flyers like this for some time to come. so exactly how do we best protect kids from head injuries, especially head injuries related to sports? scientists are making incredible headway trying to link these hits on football fields, for example,