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Brought it to the floor did it on their own. i had no communication with the four countries and i don't know -- i mean, it makes a statement, if you will, that they decidedo go ahead no matter what. that's all distracting purposefully, i think from the real issue which is the policy that's being pursued that if you have more and more settlements being built in the area that's supposed to be the future palestine it makes it harder to have the future palestine and one that's contiguous and viable as resolution after resolution has supported. >> while you were speaking we got word that israel had...

Help is closer for thousands of retired nfl players who suffer from concussion-related illnesses or fear that they may develop symptoms in the future. a federal judge has given preliminary approval to a settlement reached by the league and the former players. a key sticking point in negotiations was removed two weeks ago when the nfl agreed to take out a cap on damages. the judge had refused to approve the deal in january, believing $675 million would not be enough money to cover claims. shawn wooden is a retired nfl player, the co-representative for players in the class action lawsuit. why is...

$4 million for a 30 second spot. back to you. >> i have to admit. those are my favorite part of the game, the commercials. there's always one major risk when it comes to football, concussions. and our new nbc news wall street journal poll finds the hazard driving american opinion days ahead of the super bowl, 40% say they would steer their child away from football and toward a different sport because of concussion concerns. 57% say they would have no problem if their child played the game. it also comes amid a major lawsuit over whether the nfl did enough to prevent former players concussions....