so for example, let's say you're a native american, and you have lost touch with sean scott or novel and blessed the language died. very hard to bring a language and it it all happens very occasionally. i wonder if you want to tell that person you therefore are not najoe. that's not the happiest news. and enforcing there's a calculation made and i hope this isn't true. that in 100 years there will not be 6000 languages but 600. and it's also been said that language dies every two weeks. and so for example, when language that i featured in this book is this marvelous thing called kept. ket. its grammar is so complex linguist didn't figure out what the birds were until a 15 years ago just because it looks like there's no sense in it at all. to the extent it is it's more like summer also, and you can barely believe people speak it. and especially 3000 people speak ket but there was an article that i read recently. it's about 500, and that's where thing is difficult to reverse. so yes, unfortunately that is true about coulter. >> i'm going to choose a person that is not a woman and i'm g

sean. it is bigger than scott brown. >> sean: there's going to be a massive defection. >> nah!e break, there's very few people that will be there in a butcher -- i said i would be there for you. >> i'm just saying i don't think this one race you see as a major upsetting process. >> sean: claire mccaskell is running for the hills. -- [ talking over each other ] >> emblemmatic watch is going on -- especially the fact it is happening in new york in senator schumer's district. >> we couldn't get the sheriff of another county who was a republican to show up. the reality of politics is, self-preservation exercise. >> sean: let me ask john. we just did the gibson guitar issue. we had the sew. they raid this place. -- we had -- if the wood was finished abroad they would be fine. they had the proper documentation. now they are told if you move your facilities overseas and create job there, does this impact the administration? doesn't that bring home every big musician in the country who loves gibson guitars, how stupid and insane regulation and bureaucracy is? >> i think president obama

scharf. >> frederick claude scheffold, jr. >> angela susan scheinberg. >> scott mitchell schertzer. >> sean schielke. >> steven francis schlag. >> jon schlissel. >> karen helene schmidt. >> ian schneider. >> thomas g. schoales. >> it is my sincere honor to stand here representing a family, of a special friend and a loving relative to so many of us. we thank god for the gift of his remarkable life and we will forever mourn his loss. i know your mom now rests in peace having join you in three short months ago. may you all rest in peace. >> and to my father. and my uncle. our whole family lives every day to make you proud. i love you so much, on: daddy. -- uncle and daddy. >> frank g. schott, jr. >> gerard patrick schrang. >> jeffrey h. schreier. >> john t. schroeder. >> susan lee schuler. >> edward william schunk. >> mark e. schurmeier. >> clarin shellie schwartz. >> john burkhart schwartz. >> mark schwartz. >> adriane victoria scibetta. >> raphael scorca. >> randolph scott. >> sheila scott. >> christopher jay scudder. >> arthur warren scullin. >> michael herman seaman. >> and my father. my a

sean thomas canavan. >> john candla. steven j. candlohse. >> brian qanasato. >> michael farr canty. >> jonathan capelleo. >> james cappers. >> richard michael caponi. >> jose manuel cardona. >> dennis m. carey sr. michael scott and my brother, sean qanavan, you'll always be very missed. >> and my dad, john candell awe miss you and love you so very much, tons and tons. >> rosa marie carlson. >> marc steven carney. >> joyce carpleto. >> jeremy carrington. >> michael carroll. >> peter j. carroll. >> james joseph carson jr. >> christopher mickial carson. >> angela c. carter. >> james marcel cartier. >> sharon carver. >> vivian castle. >> john francis. >> paul casio. >> lily ann casey. >> william joseph cashman. >> william otto caspar. >> and my amazing and beautiful daughter, judy hazel cantillion ferndandez. judy, you gave us so much joy. we wish you so much -- miss you so much. you'll always be in our hearts. your nephew, aunt emma, tim and your nieces, emily and avery love you. >> and our son, louis anthony kapparecchi, a husband, a brother and loving father to christina and lauren. your love and memory. >> capriano. >> jose ramon. >> richard g. catarelly. >> christopher sean caisson. >> robert jean callfield

sean: that's what you see in the nfl. three time-outs, and they took it away. gilbert runs the kickoff back and a late flag. two flags thrown. scottthe referee, will sort it out. >> referee: after the flag, offsetting personal foul. personal foul, offense, number 32. personal foul, kicking team, number 12. penalties will offset. >> matt: d.j. jones, wearing number 12 for the 12th man, walked on, selected his cover kick. he got locked up with james thomas. threw a punch? thomas might be a drama major at oklahoma state. mike sherman decided to lean on his defense. they need a three and out. they're getting plenty of help from the 12th man in the stands. >> matt: now is the time for your defense to show up. >> sean: brandon weeden has thrown for 434, one shy of the single game cowboy record. handoff here. randle ahead to the 25, a gain of three. time-out a&m. first to the aggies. they have two left. they figure out what's going to happen on second down. we send you back to robert flores. >> check out how kansas state beat miami. fourth and goal. miami down four, under a minute to go. jacory harris dives in, initially ruled a touchdow