declared brain dead after tonsil surgery earlier this month. the family says a facility in new york may be able to accept jahi mcmath and keep her on life support. i m feeling a lot of pressure, feeling a lot of pressure. but you know, optimistic in my faith that god is going to make another way for us. unless there s another court order, a judge has set a 5:00 monday deadline for the girl s body to be removed from the ventilator, which is the only thing keeping her alive right now. in seoul, tens of thousands of labor union members took to the streets. they re angry about a high-speed subsidiary line in the state-run railroad. they fear the line will lead to privatization and mass layoffs. the government denies this. 6,000 minnesota vikings fans got a special good-bye at the metrodome in minneapolis saturday. season ticketholders got a chance to take pictures on the field before the stadium is demolished next month. the vikings play their last game there today. the reality i
football team really worth the president s time in the middle of a crisis? listen to president obama s remarks about the washington redskins. i ve got to say if i were the owner of the team and i knew that there was a name of my team even if it had a storied history that was offending a sizable group of people, i d think, i d think about changing it. but, you know, i don t want to detract from the wonderful redskins fans that are here. jon: now take a listen to an espn radio host on the letter that dan snyder, the washington redskins owner, sent to season ticketholders defending the team s honor. i think he explained his position well, and that s all you can do. i think this is an issue where reasonable people can disagree. jon: and respected native americans having their say on the matter as well. all we re asking here, what
in on these negotiations. it s because as you point out, we ve spent over $6.5 billion in the last 20 years building these stadiums up. you mention getting the fans involved. the green bay packers just won the super bowl as the only fan-owned team in the nfl. should all the teams be owned by the fans? how great would that be, right? we wouldn t have to worry about owners suing city papers like we have here in d.c. or trying to get season ticketholders who are 82 years old to pay for their seats. that s not going to happen because the nfl has passed a rule they won t allow it. if we can get enough fans to support us, we can really make a difference on this debate. let s look at the packers for a second. as a fan-own teams, they can t be moved, hard to sell.