dixon to the 31. that is well shy of the first down. >> andre: if they kicked it from here, it would be a 48- yard field goal. >> dave: dan mullen calling out the kick team. the longest this year is 43. >> andre: boy, that sack really hurt them, because any positive points without the sack would have them a lot closer than where they're sitting to try this. >> dave: off the hold of chris cameron. snap is good, hold is good. here the kick on the way. it's good! no harm down. 48 yards! a new career long for the junior out of the woodlands, texas. >> andre: well, what good football game. >> dave: so the bulldogs take the opening drive of the second half and tie the game up at 13. >> dave: tied at 13, the ole miss and mississippi state rivalry going back to 1901. >> andre: you told me, you have been a part of a few . >> andre: you told me earlier the n the week it was going a good football game and a good environment, and it has been exactly that so far. >> dave: there are a lot of rivalry games that get

here is dixon, touchdown bulldogs! dixon stretching for the pie lob and just missed it! --? & just makes it! >> andre: he got just enough, dave. >> dave: well, we'll see, because they're going to review it. >> andre: he hangs the football out, knocking the pylon down be and all it's got to do is tough and it's a touchdown. i think this one, once it's all said and done, the ruling on the field gonna stand right here. just enough. he's got corn 'em there defending. goes airborne, and just touches right there. >> i don't know if there's enough to really overturn it. just right here trying to touch the pylon. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field stands. touchdown. >> dave: there's the rule of approval by this mississippi state crowd. 44th career touchdown by anthony dixon. that's that is 5th in southeastern conference history. >> andre: i think i'm gonna see him playing on sunday's next year. >> dave: the point after. >> andre: and i say that sarcastically, there's no doubt in my mind anthony dixon is gonna play on sundays, my friend. dixon. >> dave: watch i

highly energized would be an understatement for dixon. okay miss will get the football first we and we are underway. short kick, fielded at the 12 by the true freshman, brandy. out over the 30, to the 32-yard like, and that have where ole miss will take the football. sneed makes his way on to the field 17tds, but andre, 14 interceptions. >> andre: yeah, that's the number would like to see him cut down. playing with a little bit more consistency now. >> dave: first pass, right on top of the sec mark. that goes to dexter mccluster, his first catch. mccluster now with 35 receptions this season. >> andre: they just try to find a way, any way possible to get the football in his hands. so dangerous when he does have the football, and capable of going the distance at any point. you cannot blink when you're watching him play. >> dave: second down, throw back the other way. pass is caught, falling forward, that should be good enough for the first down. >> dave >> andre: this is way to get sneed involved in the football game, get him relaxed early.

anthony dixon. they're going to invite somebody else. nice job here finding the marker. mississippi state hard to contain right now. thanksgiving to the five, down to the four yard line. -- dixon to the five, down to the four-yard line. >> andre: right now ole miss getting hit in the mouth, and they're making 'em like it. >> dave: that's why they call their dog bully the bulldog. >> andre: that's it. >> dave: dixon, down to the 1. first and goal! scott finally able to tackle dixon before he picks up the touchdown. >> andre: boy, you've got to give it up to this offensive line of mississippi state. we talked about the blocks that have been thrown in this game. brignone, jenkins has had an outstanding game, and lawrence, they have made the difference in this football game for the mississippi state bulldogs. >> dave: stall washington denied entry to the end zone. they're going to call it a fumble some lamar comes out of there with the football, and they're going to give it to the rebels at the 1! oh, m

, and maynard dixon was like much more famous than she was. he was what was called the western painter and had many fans. his pictures could sell for up to $1 million. dixon dressed in black with cowboy boots and hats, cut a dashing in magnetic figure at the center of the bohemian craddock artists. this mall come olimpian photographic businesswoman had hoped the sexiest man in san francisco's bodine yep. during this marriage lange supported herself but in patterns unusual or perhaps not so unusual among women married to artists. she was not only the exclusive housekeeper and parents, she not only put up with maynor's womanizing and months long absence on painting trips but she was also the main breadwinner for the family. in one sense, the depression forced lange out of the studio and onto the streets in the sense that her clientele shrank in schiatica time on her hands. she was also chafing in the con fines of first video and her marriage in the true views in her mind. she felt compelled to take a camera into the streets. she was accustomed o

speaker, before i begin, i am sure the whole house would like to join me to pay tribute to sgt dixon from the second regiment royal military police who has died in afghanistan. we send our sincere condolences to his family and friends. he and the sacrifice he has made will not be forgotten. all of us will also want to pay tribute to police constable bill barker who died in the course of duty, serving the community he was so committed to. also those a lost their lives in the recent floods. and with all those affected by the serious flooding, you will have our support now and into the future. let us as a house also paid tribute to the emergency services of the armed forces and all those organizations that have been doing an outstanding job working around-the-clock to help those areas of our country affected by the floods. >> can i began by associating myself with the comments that the prime minister has made regarding started dixon. as the prime minister said, we have witnessed appalling floods and near misses in other places, including in my own constituency. could the prime minister

can i pay tribute to sergeant lachman dixon. i want to pay tribute to p.c. bill barker protecting the lives of others from those dreadful floods. he was as the prime minister said part of an extraordinary effort by emergency services and voluntary groups who worked day and night to keep people safe. as the prime minister and i both have seen the community spirit shown by residents in dealing with these floods is a real inspiration. as was said one of the biggest issues is the state of the bridges. communities have been cut in half, trips to school that used to take five minutes now take an hour and a half. the prime minister spoke about what's being done on a national basis including mobilizing army resources. and he talked about plans for a temporary bridge. could he tell us how quickly those could be put up to get these families together. >> i heard all he said about the emergency services and indeed the whole range of emergency services whom we depend. it is times like these of the public services that help the community. we're examining whether a tempora

can i join the prime minister in paying tribute to sergeant dixon, killed last week. our thoughts should be with his family. and i join him in paying tribute to p.c. bill barker, who died in the line of duty, protecting others from the floods. he was part of an extraordinary effort by emergency services and voluntary efforts who worked day and night to keep people safe. as we have seen, the community spirit shown by residents in dealing with these floods is a real inspiration. as was said, one of the biggest issues is the state of the bridges. communities have been cut in half. trips to school that used to take five minutes now take an hour and a half. the are prime minister spoke what being done on a national bees, including mobilizing army resources, and he spoke about a temporary bridge. could owe tell you how quickly that will be put up. >> the whole range of emergency services is on whom we depend. we realize the importance of all the public services and voluntary services that help our country. as i did say, we are examining whether a temporary bridge could be p

later in the half, they're missing it down low and deion dixon. i've got it and won the guard. they have a big man as they take the win. in the opening game from half has corey higgins with the aggressive. they try to set the tone early. colorado finds the three-ball in the corner. casey crawford and then the time it's in transition. win, part of 21-3 colorado run, it is up 11 at the break. gonzaga on the comeback brought it from the corner and the race for three. driving the lane after they make it to 57. >> under a minute to play, they won the drive and it goes to gonzaga as they hold on to win 76-72. you saw this earlier. the consolation game, depaul at st. joseph's. the clock winding down and not a problem for will walker and walker gives depaul a two-point lead and still in the first half, depaul up by eight and nate rogers gets that to go. depaul up by 11 at the three. walker hits the tough jumper and won after walker missed the freethrow. second half depaul up by six and walker once again, he's everywhere and depaul up by eight, but the hawks would fight back to roy bent

right now he is going against anthony dixon. while most of you were given the business to your gastric system the last couple of days, teams in the sec were focused on a couple of things. you had two teams trying to remain unbeaten ahead of their sec championship game. florida taking on florida state later today. alabama took on in-state rival auburn yesterday. a wonderful drive to conclude it. a short pass there. 1:24 left. here the final play of the game, and alabama d does what it does best, earn a victory, so alabama victorious 2-21. a huge final drive for greg mcill roy and company. what imprettied you the most about the -- what impressed you the most about the tide on this drive? >> well, they lost mark ingram on that drive, and saw others step up. you see mcilroy, completed his final seven passes. that's what they're going to have to have, especially if ingram's injury turns out to be serious. >> big news coming out of this one, mark ingram. preliminary reports are a abused hip. just 16 carries, 30 yards for the all ameri

it's trying to move in our direction but notice as it gets to the border, the mason-dixon line, it all kinds of -- kind of dries up and falls apart. that's what i expect it to continue to do. we'll become partly cloudy overnight. the winds will come down a little bit. it's going to remain breezy and chilly all night long. i should say breezy and cold all night long. a fantastic weekend is coming our way. details on that coming up. >> see you in a bit. >>> it has taken a lot of work but crews have finally finished repairing a water main break in arlington. the big pipe burst on monday flooding the area near gliebe and zitmar -- ditmar roads. on monday a worker was electrocuted at the site. another remains in serious condition. >>> d.c. police say they spotted a suspect breaking into a car and started chasing him on foot. but the man jumped into rock creek and floated away. police caught up with him still in the water near a boathouse. he was taken to the hospital with signs of hypothermia and a bump on the head. meanwhile d.c. police are also looking for a hit-and-run driver. we're told

then they go below the mason-dixon line alabama and mississimississi ppi where all hell breaks loose. one day joe louis is using the telephone to replace 10 alabama and a white guard tells him he should be at the phone booth for black soldiers. lewis gets upset to and young sugar ray known as walker smith in the army thinks officer is going to hit joe louis and sugar ray, like a panther jumped on the white army guard and there is a tussle. why anybody would want to tango with joe louis and sugar ray robinson. >> host: that says something about the times. >> guest: they're both taken to an officer to be disciplined but now the army has a pr nightmare on his throat with two black public-relations figures were engaged to tour the south but the army backed off and did not press charges but it cut to the bone of who each man was. joe louis was willing to accept the sugar ray robinson came from a different era and was not willing to accept it. joe louis could not keep emotional control of sugar ray robinson. he was more theory and more prone to react very quickly if his pride was insulted.

the sophomore out of dixon, tennessee. 139 assists as a freshman.ed for a travel. turnover for georgia. eight minutes in, georgia leading by nine.  matt: georgia with a nine point lead. asheville coach eddie biedenbach said they could not continue to turn the ball over, turning it over which is 20 per game. unfortunately, seven so far for 11. litterial: this is the point that drives coaches crazy when you're turning the ball over. and coach biedenbach said it's a struggle every year with that so they have to really take pride in taking care of the basketball. matt: for georgia, they have been offensively challengeed this year. got off to a hot start tonight. only four points. litterial: they'll have those roles. georgia is still trying to find their identity. you know, they are a work in progress. you have to be pleased with the effort they've given. matt: inside, jackson had no shot there. litterial: very good patience by asheville. georgia are out there tonight and trying to find something that's going to work. matt: georgia averaging only 60 poi

and that would risk injury meaning dennis dixon could start.on saturday whether he will play or not. the opponent, the ravens, five losses a combined 23 points this season. and that does not make anyone feel any better. the bottom line is that the ravens have to figure out a way to win the close games. >> i have a problem with losing, i don't like it. i don't like losing close games i don't like losing nothing. i want to finish it out. and seeing players be coaches, whatever it s when you got a team like that on the ropes, finish it. >> we have played a lot that are tough games and close. we have not come out and didn't come out on the right side last year. and, you know, we'll have to eventually learn from the situation. and i think this gamele coming up in the next six i think they will help us go lieu the situation if it fronts it. again. >> every win is vital for baltimore. they have six left to earn a playoff spot. they trail in the wild card race. hurting their cause is four losses which is the first tiebreaker. you no he what they say ab

the editor wrote dixon and said we are still waiting for answer. mixon in a strategic blunder of epic proportions right back since i am a states rights can a guy. so applies in federal money to the state of tennessee and the state legislature decides in their infinite wisdom they want about some of that money in the conference under coffers of catholic churches, god love them. let them do it. you can imagine. the baptist at her and texas have you got to be kidding me? the protestant guy is hitting a catholic edge to the question and the catholic guy is getting across answer. so kennedy was adamant that i'm not going to spend parochial fey on parochial schools. the last was about birth control. they said can you give us a comedy loan aid to provide birth control for our citizens, will you fund that, and the catholic church was against birth control. kennedy kind of oscillate a little bit but the vision he said no, if, i will make that decision and say no, we can do. kennedy was able to go to houston to take these are the changeable issues where my f

then they go to the mason-dixon line, alabama and mississippi, and that is when all hell breaks loose. one day joe louis is using a telephone on army base in alabama. a white officer -- a white guard tells him that he should be at the phone booth for black soldiers and lewis gets upset, young sugar ray robinson, known as walker smith in the army, thinks that the officer is going to hit joe louis and sugar ray, like a panther, jumps on the white army guard and there is a tussle. why anybody would want to tangle with joe louis and sugar ray robinson on an army base is unimaginable. >> host: it says something about the times. >> guest: it does. and so they are both taken to an officer to be disciplined but now the army has a pr nightmare of its throat. what if the two black public relations figures who were being engaged to tour the south are arrested because they oppose segregation, segregationist policies, so the army backed off and didn't press any charges. but it really i think cut to the bone of who each man was. joe louis was willing to accept it. sugar ray robinson came from a dif

and you know, to you, eleanor dixon. let's unleash lawyers. with me eleanor odom, peter odom, anne bremner. eleanor and peter out of the atlanta jurisdiction. anne bremner high-profile lawyer out of seattle. eleanor, here's the kicker. people think all this money is traded for child prostitutes, for a 5-year-old girl. this mother probably sold her own girl for a hit of crack. come on. >> exactly right, nancy. especially looking at someone with a drug problem. she killed her child. she may not have dealt the final blow, but because she sold her child into prostitution she's responsible for her murder. >> well, obviously, peter odom, felony murder. you commit a felony and a death occurs during that felony, you sell your child to a pimp, your 5-year-old beautiful childo a pimm top get raped and sodomized for money -- >> exactly. >> -- and the child dies, surprise surprise. that's murder. that's felony murder. >> felony murder. >> on that mother. that's it. and in that jurisdiction you can get the death penalty, which in north carolina is lethal i

tough times over mason dixon lines. dry air. a little light rain activity there. again, not heavy stuff you're getting down to the south. look at flash flood watches and warnings. dark green, warnings in light green, you because of the rain we've seen over the last 24 hours. cold front out to the west channeling in the moisture so winds out of the southwest, miami, see thunderstorms come from the west and move to the east. that's something to watch. out west looks at the clouds, around california through the pacific northwest. snow is out there for the cascades. get to that in a half hour. >> gloomy day for them, too. >> middle of the country looks fantastic. it's the coast. >> all right. hey, thank you. >> yeah. >> you know, a teenager spent two nights trapped on a chunk of ice. rescuers were able to reach him but not before something went dangerously wrong for them. >>> time for a salute to the troops. today we're doing more than our usual because it's veterans day. so we're doing a lot of salutes today from you. today's salute is from a soldier we met when i wa

here's the new york city metro, in towards the mason dixon stretching down to virginia, ultimately northfactor for you today so is the gusty winds, new york city metro including newark, watch for an hour or more delay. philadelphia you'll see the same thing. washington, d.c. and baltimore, haven't seen a delay yet but it mostly will occur and looking at gusty winds out west as well. las vegas, san francisco, light rain around the bay area. 30 minute delays. salt lake city, mixing in with snow later this afternoon, half hour to one hour delay. otherwise a decent start from texas through the great lakes, the only place that won't be affected by weather today. let's take a better look in about a half hour from now. >> when you tune in -- don't go anywhere bob. if you're tuning in at this time, this is like the fourth hour of our show. >> seen these stories before. >> we start early for people getting up earlier than you. and this story, i don't care how many times we played it, gets the same reaction out of you, out of people here in the studio, here it goes. former miss california usa prej

dennis dixon who has not played a down all season will start instead.uthwest the ravens last season winning all three match-ups. the ravens are focusing on this season and the fact that both teams right now are in the thick of the playoff race. >> i think this year it's really important right now we're a 5-5 football team and a 6-4 football team. you know, whoever wins this game is right in the middle of things. i think that's what's most important right now is not the time of year it is and what our record is and we need to do to be in the playoffs. we need to win this game and we need to go out there and make that our goal sunday. >> it's a game that we have to win. we are not labeling this as a redemption week, or a redemption game. it's just a game that we have to win. and you know, and the next game will be the same way. we can't start butting themes to every game. our theme is basically, we got to win and keep it moving. >>> every win is vital for baltimore right now. the ravens have six games remaining to earn a playoff spot, and they trail the b

and you know, to you, eleanor dixon. let's unleash lawyers. with me eleanor odom, peter odom, anne bremner. eleanor and peter out of the atlanta jurisdiction. anne bremner high-profile lawyer out of seattle. eleanor, here's the kicker. people think all this money is traded for child prostitutes, for a 5-year-old girl. this mom probably sold her own girl for a hit of crack. >> exactly right, nancy. especially looking at someone with a drug problem. she killed her child. she may not have dealt the final blow, but because she sold her child into prostitution she's responsible for her murder. >> well, obviously, peter odom, felony murder. you commit a felony and a death occurs during that felony, you sell your child to a pimp, your 5-year-old beautiful child to a pimp to get raped and sodomized for money -- >> exactly. >> -- and the child dies, surprise surprise. that's murder. that's felony murder. >> felony murder. >> on that mother. that's it. and in that jurisdiction you can get the death penalty, which in north carolina is lethal injection, t

host: ok, let's go to dixon in cleveland, ohio. caller: i have two points.s on obama's watch even though he did not get us in this situation. he needs to clean house for us over there. if he does not clean house, then he will be put in a situation like the democrats got put in a situation with jimmy carter back in the '70s with a weak president your -- president. host: the stohr online is that the afghan announcement may be soon. in the body of the announcement it could have at least three options. one would entail the 40,000 troop increase the general mcchrystal had requested. a middle option by senior defense officials would send somewhere between 20,000 to 35,000 troops. and a third option would send only about 10,000 more troops likely to serve as trainers with the afghan security forces. you can read more at the l.a. times.com. general mcchrystal, who was in london, flew to the danish capital to meet with the president. general mcchrystal was teleconferencing last night for a two hour situation room meeting that began at 8:15 p.m. and ended troy after 1

remember, a little bit before the watergate crisis, at its worst point, there was an investigation of dixon's vice president, spiro agnew, and he was forced to resign. nixon gets to choose a vice president, and he selects gerald ford, and that only happens because the 25th amendment. host: one more call. louisiana, harvey on the democratic life. -- on the democrats' line. caller: my question -- like comment regarding the 25th amendment and the relation to the president and vice- president -- he was just talking earlier about how we have a procedure in place if the presidency is vacated and the vice-president becomes the president. if the vice president is vacated, the present and appoint a new vice-president -- the president can appoint a new vice-president with the approval of the house and senate. guest: correct. caller: the president can declare himself unable to perform his duties and the vice president and become acting

religious authority cited by the convicted explotters who were disrupted in a 2007 plot against fort dixon in jersey, but his aides are also played for all of those who attended a training camp held the north of toronto in the winter of 2005. that group plotted to explode 3 tons of ammonium nitrate in toronto in the fall of 2006. key judgment, number one, in recent years u.s. authorities have uncovered significant and increasing numbers of radicalized clusters of individuals intent on committing violent jihad either in the united states or abroad. this confirms that radicalization is taking place in the united states today. number two, it is also noteworthy that in the past year there have been a half-dozen cases of individuals who, instead of traveling abroad to carry out violence, have elected to do it here in the united states. this is substantially different from what we have seen in the past and may reflect an emerging pattern. lastly, number three, the al-qaeda threat to the u.s. homeland is no longer limited to al-qaeda core. rather it is decentralized now consists of three primary

can i pay tribute to sergeant lachman dixon. i want to pay tribute to p.c. bill barker protecting the lives of others from those dreadful floods. he was as the prime minister said part of an extraordinary effort by emergency services and voluntary groups who worked day and night to keep people safe. as the prime minister and i both have seen the community spirit shown by residents in dealing with these floods is a real inspiration. as was said one of the biggest issues is the state of the bridges. communities have been cut in half, trips to school that used to take five minut áa' i believe from the information i've had this could be done fairly quickly that we await the military engineers who working with the local authorities as we speak this morning. i hope we'll be able to get further information on the secretary of environment will get further information this afternoon. let me say absolutely that the costs of these repairs will be met by the department of transport. >> david cameron. >> thank you. we're very glad about the offer and the assurance about