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Expert. Reporter that Domestic Violence video is short but powerful. They showed it today at a meeting of nfl team owners. Put of an education session on Domestic Violence and sexual assault. Eventually, it will be seen bier nfl employee including players. The video shows former nfl player joe ermond. He asks the viewer to imagine a lady in your wife. Imagine they are in a party and a man there starts to assault them whether that is physically, sexually, or verbally. Think about your feelings toward that perpetrator of that violence. His voice as a former player is credible. Reporter Brian Oconner says the video reflects the kind of conversation his group and others like it have been having with the nfl lately. What he is waiting to see is the league take more action. Think about the roles that you have. Reporter right now, it is still all just talk. The important piece here is what are the programs and whats the education and whats the training that is going to be in place so we can a
And as nbcs ron mott explains, there are now questions if hospital errors cost duncan his life. Reporter he complained of symptoms on the 24th, went to the hospital on the 26th but was sent home with antibiotics. Two days later, he returned by ambulance. He was given fluids, put on a ventilator and treated with an experimental drug. Now comes the delicate and critical process of handling duncans body, which is dangerously contagious. Wearing protective gear, workers must wrap the body in three layers of plastic for either immediate cremation or to be placed in a specially sealed casket. Meanwhile, officials are tracking four dozen people, especially ten who had direct contact with duncan, including his fiancee and her family who were in the apartment where he stayed. Their pastor broke the news to them at a home where they are being quarantined, keeping, he said, a safe distance. Their thoughts not only go to the shock and sadness of losing mr. Duncan, but also whether this will be the