the nfl. >> there's almost a darwinian quality about the nfl. webster wanted to prove to the world that he was going to be the toughest, and he did anything that he possibly could to do that. >> narrator: webster's sunday afternoons were spent on the line of scrimmage, brutal territory known as the pit. >> he had violence in him. he could explode into the player. every play was a fight. >> narrator: webster's favorite weapon was his head. >> webby would hit you with his head first, and with that head, he'd pop you, and then he'd lift his shoulders. now, he'd get you up in the air. once you hit full speed and you're moving backwards and he hits you, you're gone. >> when he would fire off the ball, he's coming to block me, and if i'm not ready for him, you know, he's going to pancake me, you know, he's going to hurt me. >> narrator: hall of fame linebacker for the new york giants harry carson went to war with mike webster. >> and so i have to meet force with force. all of my power is coming from

the nfl. they will squash you. >> narrator: next, "league of denial: the nfl's concussion crisis." >> i'm really wondering if every single football player doesn't have this. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from: and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontline is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information is available at macfound.org. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the wyncote foundation. and by tfrontline journalism fund with a grant from and scott nathan and laura debonis. (horns blowing) >> erenberg touchdown! >> listen to this crowd, they're on fire! >> the steelers have their key receivers in. stallworth on the left, 82, swann, 88, on the right. franco harris is now at the 30, big pileup. he fumbled the ball! and let's see... minnesota has it!

the nfl. they will squash you. >> narrator: next, "league of denial: the nfl's concussion crisis." >> i'm really wondering if every single football player doesn't have this. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from: and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontline is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information is available at macfound.org. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the wyncote foundation. and by tfrontline journalism fund with a grant from and scott nathan and laura debonis. (horns blowing) >> erenberg touchdown! >> listen to this crowd, they're on fire! >> the steelers have their key receivers in. stallworth on the left, 82, swann, 88, on the right. franco harars is now at the 30, big pileup. he fumbled the ball! and let's see... minnesota has it!

. >>> the nfl gets hit hard by a controversy. a denial on the science linking football with lasting brain damage. we'll ask the authors of "league of denial" on how long the league has gone to save face. welcome to "consider this." we begin with week two of the government shut down and the more heated the rhetoric than in washington. the tough talks served up by president obama and house speaker john boehner at clashing press conferences. >> having talk, negotiations shouldn't require hanging the threats of a government shut down for economic chaos over heads of the american people. >> reporter: lots of talk but no deal. >> we can't raise the debt ceiling without doing something about what's driving us to borrow more money. >>> the house speaker seemed to draw a harder line telling hard makers the debt reduction negotiation must be part of any debt ceiling increase. >> this is congressman sent a letter to boehner with 51 other house republicans demanding that the contentious issue of social security spending be addressed. it show

don't let the nfl copyright and license those images. see how that would make up the nfl. >> that would shake it up what you are suggesting. greg, good to see you, thanks for joining us. grace is the a are no of a great book called the king of the sports, football's impact on america. >>> all right, don't forget from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern time on tuesday, i will be taking your questions about personal investing, mortgages, 401ks during a reddit ask me anything. go to the real money facebook page now, to rsvp. right before it starts tomorrow, about 11:45 a.m. eastern, we'll send you through facebook a link for reddit, so that you can join the conversation. if you feel like going to reddit and figuring out how it works, that's fine, you'll submit questions for me and i'll answer them for two hours tomorrow. our final thoughts tonight are about sleeping on a plane. according to london sleep center space matters when you try to catch some "z"s on a plain. as little as an inch. passengers sleet 53% better if the seat is 18-inches wide ver

that is really the launching point for the concussion crisis in the nfl. >> of course, the nfl is putting out the opposite information at the time. you write in your book, this moment in the book made me mad, the nfl, rolling out numerous scientific studies all getting printed in this medical journal, the head of the traumatic brain injury committee, who wrote in this journal "neurosurgery" regarding brain injuries, quote, this injury has not been observed in professional football. how could he write that and how could that medical journal publish it? >> well, i think what's so striking is that you have parallel narratives going on at the time. you have on the one hand a growing body of as many as a dozen neuroscientists, many of whom were affiliated with the nfl or loved professional football, who are trying to warn the league that this was a growing problem. while at the same time, you had the nfl's own research arm denying that in fact, it could possibly be true and putting out papers that were essentially saying that nfl players were superhuman, that they were im r impervious to brain

nigh da indian nation met with nfl executive and demanded the league force daniel snider to change the team's name. that is something schneider said he will never do. the tribe asked the nfl to sanction schneider claiming the team's name is detrimental to the welfare of the nfl's image. >>> the starting goalie of the avalanche is facing charges from an alleged domestic violence incident. he surrendered last night. he is charged with kidnapping and third degree assault. they say it involves someone who he had an intimate relationship. >>> the head of the nsa is denying reports his agency broke to to the databases of google. they say the reports were factually incorrect and it would be illegal for the nsa to break in to company's database. the nsa is knocking down an italian report that it spied on cardinals a the vatican as they prepared to pick a new pope. >>> the justice department is

i think the nfl, it's fast-paced. i think that's one of the reasons college and nfl football has such great ratings right now. maybe in baseball because it's a little bit slower moving it's not getting the same kind of reaction from the modern fan. >> i will tell you, though, i think for most fans, they don't care about it. they're sick of hearing about it. i think there's a vitriol for alex rodriguez and they want that to happen as soon as possible. but as far as the fan, i think they're just so sick of hearing about it. is it going to be a way? no, it's always going to be a part of the game. if you have a chance to make $8 million a year or play aaa baseball, what are you going to do? there's always that decision. >> steroids obviously going to be an issue in both baseball and the nfl for a long time to come. but that will have to be our last word for now. thank you guys both so much for joining me. and thank you after the break you better stay put because we will be joined by bleacher report's reese waters for a lo

it's pretty ominous. >> frontline investigates what the nfl new and when they knew it. >> the nfl will squash you. ♪ >> i'm really wondering where this stops. i'm really wondering if every single football player doesn't have this. >> and joining us now by phone is jim gilmore, co-producer of league of denial. jim, thanks for being with us. what was the goal of this program? >> hi, jeff. thanks for asking us. the goal, basically, was to put in perspective a debate that's been going on since the '80s about the danger of long-term damage from repetitive hits to the head in the game of football and what the nfl knew and when they knew it on this important subject. >> certainly plenty of coverage of football and concussions lately. why should people tune in for this program? what's new? >> i think, you know, it's amazing that there's not that much new, to tell you the truth. this has been a debate that's been going on in scientific journals and, you know, in the hallways of the nfl for decades, now. what the program does, i think, and does very well is it puts into perspective, you know,

owners -- the nfl owners. >> jimmy: forget it, you are not getting in. >> i want the nfl owners to go watch the movie, 12 years a slave. everybody should watch the movie, on a serious note. yeah, clap your hand. clap your hand. clap your hands. >> jimmy: why would the nfl owners watch that though? >> they would be emotionally affected, i think they will, the movie is so great. i have nothing to do with the movie. i want to see the movie this weekend. the movie is so great. i think it makes you see the world in a more diverse way. >> jimmy: this is what i love about diddy, he is so good at plugging, he is even plugging things he is not involved with. his tv network, revolt. on your cable network. ciroc its the vodka. and nfl is going to give him a team. and we'll be right back with keith urban. herb-seasoned grilled chicken, balsamic vinaigrette and your choice of fresh veggies. try yours as a 6-inch melt on freshly baked bread or as a chopped salad, each 8 grams of fat or less. subway. eat fresh. [ female announcer ] outlast stay fabulous from covergirl can. outlast is a primer, conce

if they are saying it is nfl commissioner's time to speak up, too. of its legacy, it is offensive. it is a dictionary defined offensive term. the president's comments add momentum to our collective efforts to encourage them to change the washington team name. no reason for of retaining a name that insult americans, especially our first americans. owneryou know, the team dan snyder has weighed in on this in the past and says he has no plans to change the name of the washington football team. a poll done back in these ring of more than 1000 people said they support being name and do not see a need for a change. this has been a great debate among likely continued over the next couple of days as the nfl has their fall league meeting. on all ofch more this. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> do with abc seven and wjla.com for continuing coverage of the redskins name debate. we will have more details with a live report coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> the denver broncos quarterback will be the keynote speaker for the uba commitment. it invited manning because his sports career and off the

>> you know, scott, only 7% of nfl fans have ever been inside an nfl stadium. just 7%. not 70%. and so it's television, and that's how people participate. so as far as our game is concerned and all of our fans in the united states, a team playing in london can be viewed and be entertaining and be competitive and be very much a part of the nfl. >> it sounds like you're for this? >> i think i'm for growing the pie. i am for pushing the envelope. >> but you see, looking down the road, professional american football being globalized? >> where we have great markets that have a history of being interested in nfl football, in american football, which we have that in mexico, we certainly have it in canada. can we have it in great britain? i think so. so, yes, i think there's enough there to get interested. i haven't -- i'm not ready to vote for it yet. but that's what we're in the trial stage to look at it over a two-year period. >> that was scott pelley reporting. and that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, >>> your real reeling -- >

that is the best in the nfl. after the game, it was time for andy reid to -- exhale. >> bob sutton and the defensive staff, they had a great game plan against an up and coming quarterback. he took off and ran. there were a few time i was holding my breath. i was shoelding my breath when he took off. so we were able to keep him boxed up for the most part. when he goes and when he takes off and runs, he can take off and run. >> packers winless on the road if baltimorement aaron rodgers was focused. we're focusing. ravens going for it. fourth down. bernard pierce stops at the goal line. big moment. >> where is way rice at? >> no points. under a minute. rodgers, randall cobb. >> you're going to see more of these, dan with, the way the rules are. >> oh, man. low hit by the db. >> rodgers and the rookie out of florida have words here. it's 9-3, green bay. third quarter winding down. jordy nelson, i think somebody got toasted. four receptions, 113 yards, a touchdown. 16-3 green bay. ensuing drive, it's flacco. jacoby jo

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that is news to me. >> nfl makes enough money every year to donate for this. >> nfl has recently undergone some screening for donating a small percentage to the cause. but it seems to be on par with other marketing campaigns. >> a standard that we work with is 10% of the retail sales price. >> the nfl also find that it is raising awareness or rest cancer -- awareness for breast cancer. >> the nfl is making billions of dollars off ink ribbon products. and we would like to see the money that they are spending on their marketing campaign to reach out to win actually get to do some good for the women that they claim to care about your >> breast cancer action also warns about those who make products in the name of breast cancer that are linked to using harmful chemicals that are linked to cancer. >> finally, you might remember the incident that took place on the camp us of uc davis back in november 2011. [screaming] >> don't you dare! >> you see there is officer john hike dousing occupy protesters with pepper spray as they were peacefully sitting on campus. he was put on administrative leave af

he's got six nfl starts to his credit. you're going to have some of those good games and some of those bad games. and all quarterbacks have bad games at times. it's really based -- it's really about how does he respond to those, to those situations? and, you know, he had the injury against denver, had to miss the washington game, so he was kind of knocked down a little bit literally and figuratively. but he came back and had probably his best game against san diego. >> yeah. >> he got knocked down a little bit against kansas city. i fully expect that he's going to come back and have a great game against pittsburgh. >> he has thrown five touchdown pass this is year, four have gone to number 17, denarius moore, spinning out of a couple of different spaces. is he playing like a number one guy? >> yeah, i think he's stepping up, stepping up and making nice plays. there's still room for improvement with him. but, you know, he's made a lot of good plays for us, caught some touchdown passes for us, scored some points for us. i wa

. >> what led the nfl to embrace and enhance its profile on social media. it is monday, october 14th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> happy monday, everybody. monday already. >> monday already. yes. it is columbus day. a federal holiday, everybody. >> a couple of things you may want to know. there's no mail service. that means your post office is closed. so if you need to mail something out -- not today. >> interestingly enough the stock markets are actually open but most banks are closed. >> even though it's a day off, there's not much errands you can be running today. >> relax, watch "world news now." >> watch us, go to sleep and it will be a great day. >>> now to the latest on the government shutdown and the looming debt ceiling. a plan in the senate would reopen the government and fund it at current levels for six months and raise the debt limit through january 31. >> lawmakers haven't been able to agree on the specifics and since this is a federal holiday, no new negotiations are planned. we hav

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an nfl status. a lot of options playing out. the dui case, the criminal case and we'll have to see then what the nfl does afterwards as far as a penalty. >> a lot on his plate, thank you, tony. >> if you have a tip for tony kovaleski give us a call at 888-996 hp tips or send us an e-mail directly to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> to a developing story. another rally getting under way in santa rosa demanding justice q meantime, we're learning more about what happened right before a deputy opened fire nbc bay area cheryl hurd is live in santa rosa with the latest for us. >> well, right now people are starting to galther in this parking lot. they are coming by the car load and they're preparing to march through the streets of santa rosa. they're heading to old courthouse square in the downtown area and as they prepare to make their journey, police are now giving us a better understanding of what happened last week when 13-year-old andy lopez was shot and killed by a deputy sheriff. lopez was carrying what appeared to be an ak-47 assau

so much talk about from this week in the nfl so with that let's pick the brain of our nfl analyst anita marks. let's recap must-see tv, colts-are broncos. did andrew luck really out-play peyton manning? >> if you look at the evening that manning had, the bigger story was the fact that the can colts made a statement. they beat those three teams alone are 17 and 1 against the rest of the nfl and 0 and 3 against the colts. that says a lot. this team is in it to win it. they're going omake a run for the super bowl. >> kansas city the only undefeated team left standing. are they best in the nfl right now? >> with all due respect, they are the only undefeated. this is a pass-happy nfl they have a quarterback that is goes the one of the best running backs this jamal charles, they don't pass the ball a lot but i believe the seattle seahawks to me are the best team in the nfl right now. percy harvin might be able to play week 8, who knows maybe he waits until after the bye but once they get per have i harvin back i don't believe anybody will be able to beat the seahawks. >> still lost in overtim

we would hope the nfl, mr. schneider and the redskins' organization could take a leadership role on this. we want them to get out and lead on this issue. they shouldn't be pressured by different nations by different american indian nations. they shouldn't have to be pressured by the federal government. it's the 21st century. there is a way in this language, the i am image, as well as the name does as much violence as the name washington bullets did. you saw the basketball franchise had to change. there is a recovery time for brands, though. we should be sympathetic in some ways for. but at the end of the day, what's right is what's right and their name is very wrong. >> and government reaction coming in. nancy pelosi recently told the hill, it would probably be a good idea if they changed the name. president obama said he would think changing the name, if he were the owner. congresswoman, do these teens of voices make a difference? >> well, not only do our voices make a difference and some of us have even filed

and they have two of the best defenses in the nfl. now also they have had growth home-field advantage. the two most difficult places to play in the nfl is quest field for the see hawks and arrowhead stadium. but the see hawks will get percy harvin back this coming week. i think he is going to come back after the bye week, but he is a game changer. he can help out on special teams. he can really help that offense, and he is a game changer. i think the road to the super bowl through the nfc goes through seattle, nobody is going to be able to win on the west coast, and i think they win the super bowl this year. >> there you go. for much more on go to aljazeera.com and click on the sports page. >>> the giants are looking for their first win of the season. minnesota has a new qb there under center. the net score is 3-0 giants. >> all right. jessica good to see you. kevin is back with the weather right after this. >>introduces... "america tonight". >>a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. >>grounded. >>real. >>unconventional. >>an

the nfl fought us for many, many years on this issue and i slowed down progress. but by 2010 they changed their attitude and when they started changing every other sport started changing. i look at the work of brendan shanahan of the nhl. there are good progress being made in some sports but others are asleep at the wheel. >> one thing that you bring up is it is the misconception that the big hits are the ones that cause concussion. yet it can happen with the smaller hits. is it just the sport? >> you just assume when you get hit in the head and you see stars, well, of course you see stars, it will go away and you'll be fine. but athletes don't understand concussion needs. they are opening up the door to serious issues. youth sports are sustainable, as they are today because people don't speak up. we would have real problems if they did speak up. >> rm what happens in a concussion. >> in a concussion your brain changes shape very quickly. the very sensitive part of the brain is the white matter, nlg a concussion. these axons get quickly stretched and that causes i

nfl kansas city chiefs, babe's atlanta braves. cleveland indians, but there's been a slow movement to change some names. st. john's mascot the red men were renamed red storm. stanford switched from the indians to cardinals in 1972. >> some changes with with these controversial names, but the redskins, so far not changing anything. >> if my morningside chiefs can change to the mustangs, and right on the same area, i'm sure. there comes a time when inevitably politics and sports collide, that time is now. another change looming is the name change. president obama even weighed in on the topic. for more, we go to rob parker, columnist for the on line sports site shadow league. thank you for talking about this hot button issue. what is your reaction to president obama actually weighing in on the controversy? >> bravo to president obama for not being afraid to stand up and say something. you know, this is an issue that he easily could have side stepped, said i don't own the team and it's up to the owner, but he didn't do that. that's ho

and now you have nfl owners in town. and they have other things to discuss but, bob, there's a larger matter as well. >> 31 other of those folks and roger goodell commented on this. native american groups are in washington today because of the nfl meetings tomorrow. they say that the nfl this is not on the agenda but you got to believe in the private talks this will come up. the native american groups upset with the washington redskins logo have come up with their own effort and they've called it change the mascot.org. prominent leaders of several native american organizations called a press briefing this morning at the ritz-carlton in georgetown to talk about the r word? >> all we're asking for you is this word is an insult. it's mean, it's rude, it's impolite and we would like you to stop using it. >> blocks away on m street northwest, nfl owners will be gathering tomorrow for their quarterly meeting. an nfl spokesperson telling us league reps plan to meet in the coming weeks with leaders of the oneida nation to talk a

now the nfl must confront a most serious issue. the possible correlation between football and brain damage. go award-winning journalists allege that the nfl waged a two decades long campaign to help cover up any potential link. they've written a book, called "league of denooil." they've produced a documentary for front line. take a look. >> at whatrice glory. the hall of fame center mike webster died at the age of 50, after years of combat on the field. >> reporter: mike webster, one of the best to ever play his position, died in 2002 after suffering for years with dementia and depression. after his death, he would become the first nfl player diagnosed with the neurological diseased chronic traumatic encephalopathy. since 2005, dr. ann mckee has studied the brains of 46 former nfl players. she spoke with the brothers and pbs's frontline about her findings. >> we have an enormously high hit rate. that would be extraordinary to pull in that many cases with any other disease that just were suspected. think the incidents and prevalence

i know the nfl has settled the settled the class action lawsuit. they are taking things more seriously. are they doing enough? >> well, you know i'm happy to see the progress that has been made with the new leadership in the nfl. is it enough? i don't know if it makes up for all those lost years, i have the widow of one of our brain dmoors doan donors working for us. >> we have a beings question from social media. hermella. >> are concussion he just more talked about or better recognized? >> they are certainly more recognized. just because the players started leverage about that they should speak up when this sort of thing happens. but also we should recognize bigger smaller faster. kids are playing contact sports more year round. we are hitting our heads more than in the history of man. >> football, hockey, soccer . >> i think it's absolutely insane that little kids are bashing heads, their heads are not myelinated. trauma they sustain often seems to last longer before it clears. >> i'm not telling anybody if they should play football or not. i ma

. >> reporter: as the nfl season heats up. so does the push for the washington redskins to change their name. >> it's an insult. a slur. no matter how debe nine -- benign the present-day intent. >> reporter: members of the oneida indian nation want the team to -- >> change its mascot from a dictionary-defined, offensive racial term, and have a legacy of something that is more inclusive and representative of the ideals of this country. >> reporter: members of congress are listening and will take up a resolution, urging the redskins to change l name. >> this is, clearly, from where i'm sitting, a damaging process and it's something that needs to be stopped. and i hope that the washington organization and the nfl hear this and reconsider their decision and change the mascot. >> reporter: some newspapers are even banning the team name from print. but the campaign was briefly overshadowed as a new york assembly woman began heckling oneida representative ray halbert, saying he's not a legitimate member of the tribe. overall, the one

but i'm happy that the nfl is addressing this. i think they're doing a lot to make players safer with the helmets and everything else the way that players are observed after they show some symptoms i think that's -- >> does it change the culture of the game to both of you? jack, you first. the culture of the game is violence. i mean, and i'm a huge football fan. i love football. i wouldn't let my kid play it, though, because of the culture in the game. jack? >> well, you know, the game is evolving. now you get fined if you hit helmet to helmet. it makes it difficult for a defensive player like myself. i don't know how some of the guys do it. at the same time the league can only go so far. people watch professional football because they want to see gladiators colliding against each other. now i think it's a different approach. players understand what they're getting themselves into. when i played the game, i thought the only time you could get a concussion is if you were knocked completely out. that's not the case. mild concussions

the nfl paints itself pink for breast cancer awareness. how much is the money that the nfl raises from pink merchandise, actually goes to research? not much. we'll give you the number in our next hour. and plus, we've reassembled our tech round table to look at a and curved phone from samsung? that's not the next big thing, is it? one of the richest people in the world has moved to a caribbean island, where there is no income tax. he says it's for his health. here is my take on sir richard branson. the island is called necka. he owns it, it's now his permanent residence. he's british and used to make his home in england where he grew his global empire. he's the fourth richest living brit at 4.6 billion dollars. now, as a caribbean kind of guy, he will be free of britain's 45% top tax rate. he says he's moving for a life style of swimming, kite surfing, tennis and palates which he says will keep him healthy. right. sir richard is a leftist, never met a tax he didn't like, except the ones he has to pay. he's green as it comes and makes us pa

now the nfl must confront a most serious issue. the possible correlation between football and brain damage. go award-winning journalists allege that the nfl waged a two decades long campaign to help cover up any potential link. they've written a book, called "league of denooil." they've produced a documentary for front line. take a look. >> at what price glory. the hall of fame center mike webster died at the age of 50, after years of combat on the field. >> reporter: mike webster, one of the best to ever play his position, died in 2002 after suffering for years with dementia and depression. after his death, he would become the first nfl player diagnosed with the neurological diseased chronic traumatic encephalopathy. since 2005, dr. ann mckee has studied the brains of 46 former nfl players. she spoke with the brothers and pbs's frontline about her findings. >> we have an enormously high hit rate. that would be extraordinary to pull in that many cases with any other disease that just were suspected. think the incidents and prevalen

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nfl owners meeting. the meeting wrapped up just a little while ago. nfl commissioner roger goodell did speak with us and confirmed he will meet with members of the oneida indian nation next month over concerns of the nickname of washington's football team. oneida has led the charge to get the name changed from redskins because of the derogatory racist term. redskins have a long tradition and a hail to the redskins as part of that tradition. to recognize that different people have different perspectives, and clearly that is true here. the redskinst in and i'm confident that they are sensitive to their fans, to the views of the people that are not only their fans, but not their fans. they did speak with reporters briefly after their meetings. when asked about the redskins come i simply said all we focus on is our game with dallas sunday night. >> up next, going after a would- be robber. his weapon of choice? a machete. don't fill the meter and you get one of these. what if it is a mistake? >> tonight, new

but the indian nation will get the nfl's ear soon. both side say they will meet with each other about the redskins name next month. brian todd, cnn washington. >>> so we want to know what you think about this meeting between the nfl and the indian nation. join the conversation on the abc2 news facebook fan page. find the story we would love to hear your comments. >>> all right. let's talk about the weather this morning because it's much different from yesterday. remember how warm we were? wow, we are well below that this morning. we are talking about temperatur in the 40s. look what's going on in manchester. 48 degrees there. 47 in hickory and 50 in glen oak. arnold in 51 and more at 5 and 53 in easton. we should be around 49 for the low temperatures and we are seasonable this morning. satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot in terms of the rain. the rain is off to the south. but we are having a battle of wills if you will because we have high pressure building in here from the north but we have a disturbance an area of low