They want the nfl to compensate them for what they say are lifelong injuries. Now they have one of the games greatest players ever helping to lead the fight. Reporter hall of fame quarterback dan marino is now suing the nfl. Former Miami Dolphin joining 14 other players in lawsuit taking on the league claiming the nfl knew about the longterm dangers of concussions and purposely misled players about the risk. The complaint didnt specify marinos or his condition but did say he suffers symptoms of brain injury caused by the representative, traumatic, subcon cussive or con cussive head impacts sustained during nfl games and or practices. More than 4500 other other players with currently suing the nfl as part of a class action but the hall of famer is one of the most prominent names. About two weeks ago another lawsuit was filed claiming players were given pain killers and narcotics by team doctors and trainers. Some not medically licensed. To keep them playing even while hurt. The players
fun. the orly factor is next. good night from new york. what the special tomorrow night. there is someone here to see you now! bill: the o reilly factor is on. tonight make no mistake. the status quo on health care is not an option for the united states of america. bill: it s a complicated matter your health and the government paying for it. we ll lie out the facts and some of them could make you sick. bill: now michael jackson s family says his fire injuries in 1984 led to a drug addiction, and the l.a. police say doctors may have killed jackson with drugs. geraldo has the latest. i believe that my reputation is such that i ask the hard questions, but i do it evenly for both sides. bill: and why is this lady blinking? body language zeros in on judge sotomayor and an emotional chuck schumer. caution, you are about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute
and now you know the news for this thursday, july 16, 2009. i m shepard smith. there is someone here to see you now! bill: the o reilly factor is on. tonight make no mistake. the status quo on health care is not an option for the united states of america. bill: it s a complicated matter your health and the government paying for it. we ll lie out the facts and some of them could make you sick. bill: now michael jackson s family says his fire injuries in 1984 led to a drug addiction, and the l.a. police say doctors may have killed jackson with drugs. geraldo has the latest. i believe that my reputation is such that i ask the hard questions, but i do it evenly for both sides. bill: and why is this lady blinking? body language zeros in on judge sotomayor and an emotional chuck schumer. caution, you are about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncica
this thursday, july 16, somewhere in between pinhead and brilliant. look, bill, we love the watches in switzerland, we love the swiss people, we love the cheese, but not necessarily their approach to health care reform, ok? the idea that we have to cover everyone in the united states, everyone, every single person in the united states has to be covered. my answer to that is why? if we have a 22-year-old recent college grad who doesn t want to spend $8,000 a year on health insurance, doesn t want to and the company he is working for doesn t provide it, then why force him to take on coverage? bill: do you want me to answer that question? ok. i thought i was going to be able to get you are asking a question, i m going to answer it. bill: it costs the nation so much to treat these people who are uninsured in the emergency room. the law requires that, that it s bankrupting our system. it costs the nation because people have no health care, they have terrible habits, all