Well, good wednesday morning to you. Im reena ninan. And im devin dwyer. Thanks for joining us. We begin with the major cleanup effort under way in los angeles on the campus of ucla. A 90yearold water main burst under sunset boulevard shooting a geyser three stories in the air. Streets were completely overrun and the schools newly renovated Pauley Pavilion flooded. And before crews could shut the water off, some 10 million gallons of water were wasted. Abcs kirk hawkins has the latest. Show you just how close that geyser is to the campus. Reporter in this aerial video you can see the massive water main break that shut down streets near the campus of ucla in l. A. s westwood neighborhood on tuesday afternoon. I didnt really know how bad it was until i saw see it here myself. Reporter firefighters say at least three drivers were rescued from several cars that were stuck with water flowing as high as the windows. A bus, several cars and students attempted to navigate the fastmoving water.
This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Brown good evening. Scott is off tonight. Im james brown. Every day in this country, millions of parents let their sons and daughters play the School Sports they love but worry about what will happen if they get seriously hurt. Today, the ncaa, under the pressure of a lawsuit, addressed the issue of head injuries for athletes who play, have played or will play college sports. It agreed to a proposed 70 million settlement of the class action suit. The money will pay for neurological testing but not treatment, and the ncaa will have a new policy for returnings injured players to the game. Reporter from 20042009, nearly 30,000 College Athletes suffered concussions, more than half of them playing football. Lawyer steve berman represents injured former players who sued the ncaa. Players are being returned to the game too early, because of bad concussion management. And if you go to the game too early, you are at risk fair serious longterm brai