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day. brian: and they re recommending we sleep through it. steve: the average persons sleeps through the busiest part of our day. we get up early. got catch up. brian: knock before you walk in somebody s office. they might be asleep. four ex nfl players are seeing the nfl and its helmet maker over brain injuries. the players say they failed to properly protect players and hid information about the dangers. the players want medical care for former, current and future players. last week the nfl agreed to pay $765 million to settle a lawsuit. about $176,000 per person over concussions but the helmet maker was not part of that settlement. lance armstrong has to testify about his doping. a judge ordered armstrong to respond to questions about who knew what and when. a nebraska insurance company is suing to recover three million bucks in paid bonuses. the company says he was
for his injuries. the family led the case against the helmet maker and the former player suffered brain damage while playing football, that happened back in 2008. he is now partially paralyzed. riddell says in a statement while disappointed in the jury s decision not to fully exonerate riddell, we are pleased the jury determined that riddell s helmet was not defective in any way. so the company plans to appeal. riddell faces similar lawsuits in los angeles as well, plus a complaint by thousands of former nfl players. terrible trend now happening in southern california. this is really sad. more than 1,000 baby sea lions, they ve been found starving to death on beaches from san diego to santa barbara. this is all happened in recent months. the people on the beach they re finding them wandering lost with their ribs protruding. animal rescuers have been called in, but often it s just too late. philippe cousteau is joining us from san francisco.
the health of its players. in the suit the seau family aalleges the nfl new or suspected any rule changes that sought to recognize that link and the health risk to nfl players would impose an economic cost that would significantly and adversely change the profit margins enjoyed by the nfl and its teams. and the family is also suing the helmet maker saying it was responsible for the design. nfl responded our attorneys will review it and respond appropriately through the court. seau was one of three retired players who committed suicide and then tested positive for cte, which to date has only been detectable postmortem. he asked his family to donate his brain so doctors could study the long-term effects of getting hit in the head. the easterling family are also suing the nfl, and the suits mirror those against the nfl
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