moen, who got it first, got it last. >> there's only one stanford player around kevin moen, but there are a lot of stanford band members around kevin moen. >> i see the band. >> next thing i knew i was down. >> reporter: oakland photographer caught the shot. he caught the officials huddling at midfield. 20 second later... >> looks like a streak person had gotten on the field. he's the first person who signals touchdown is good. then it's just insanity. >> it became just pandemonium which was great. >> it was brutal. >> reporter: fans mobbed the field. cal got the trophy, known as the ax. to this day, the play remains controversial, if not hotly disputed among ardent stanford fans. >> the bear would not die. >> reporter: as for moen and tyrrell, after viewing our footage, they offer each other a few words of advice. >> if you're out on the field, strap it on. >> i would say to kevin, you gotta hit me harder if you wanna keep me down. >> reporter: yes, indeed. the rivalry continues. dennis o'donnell, cbs 5. >> it's moments like that that make sports so great. we've posted some of the ra

moen who got it first got it last. >> there's only one stanford player around kevin moen but there areot of stanford band members around kevin moen. >> i saw this cal football player running through the end zone. next thing i knew i was down. >> reporter: the photographer caught the shot. 27 seconds later... >> it looks like a streak person who had gotten on the field. he's the first person who maybe signals touchdown, it's good. then it's just insanity. >> it became just pandemonium, which was great. >> reporter: fans mobbed the field. cal got the trophy. to this day, the play remains controversial, if not hotly disputed among ardent stanford fans. >> only one thing you can say. they would not die. >> reporter: after viewing our footage, they offer each other a few words of advice. >> hey, gary, if you're out on how far will people go to relieve their sore throat? try these. new cepacol sensations cools instantly, and has an active ingredient that stays with you long after the lozenge is gone. not just a sensation, sensational relief. it sparks a movement. because people can't keep it

. >> reporter: the player was kevin moen.ored winning the game for cal but not before knocking over a young trombone player by the name of gary terrell. >> the bears have won! the bears have won! >> it was just two seconds of my life 30 years ago. but the sort of incredible thing is that probably every month of my life since then, someone has asked me about that two seconds of my life. >> it doesn't feel like it was 30 years ago. still feeling good about it. >> go cal! >> reporter: that moment is now a part of sports history and help fuel the longstanding rivalry between cal and stanford. they attended the big game at cal today and reminisced about those few seconds that changed both of their lives three decades ago. >> a great memory to have down the row as you get older. you cherish those moments when you were a young player at cal. it is a great thing to remember. >> reporter: terrell is now the chief financial officer at a venture capital firm and moen work for caldwell banker in southern california. the two have kept in

. >> reporter: moen got the ball. >> i know anything can happen. >> reporter: lopez zooms in tight. he gets the action. four cal players lateral the ball. one, two -- >> rogers along the sideline another one. >> reporter: three -- >> the ball is still loose. >> reporter: four... >> the band is on the field of! >> reporter: five times... moen who got it first got it last. >> there is only one stanford player around kevin but there are a lot of band players around him in the end zone. next thing i knew i was down. >> reporter: oakland trib photographer bob gannett caught the shot. lopez caught the officials huddling at midfield. 27 seconds later -- >> looks like a street person who got on the field is the first person who maybe signals touchdown it's good. then it just is insanity. >> it became just pandemonium which was great. it was brutal. >> reporter: fans mobbed the field. cal got the trophy known as the axe. and to this day the play remains controversial if not hotly disputed among ardent stanford fans but lack in the locker room on that day -- >> only one thing you could say. t

more likely taken into account, the recommendations from our commanders, general petraeus, admiral moen on troop levels throughout this year's fighting season. we've been skeptical about negotiating with the taliban, especially while they're shooting at uts. but we want to see the 2014 transition be successful, and that means we want to make sure our commanders have what they need to make sure that it is successful so that this does not once again become a launching pad for terrorists. >> vice president biden. >> market alet's keep our eye on the ball. the reason i've been in out out of afghanistan and iraq 20 times. i've been up in the konar valley, throughout that whole country, mostly in a helicopter, and sometimes in a vehicle. the fact is we went there for one reason-- to get those people who killed americans. al qaeda. we've decimated al qaeda central. we have eliminated osama bin laden. that was our purpose. and in fact, in the meantime, what we said we would do, we would help train the afghan military. it's their responsibility to take over their own security. that's why with 49

stuff as people are doing human trafficking to cross our border, and somehow we don't have the back moen the senate and the administration to even enforce our laws. and the first thing off, if you're a nation of law, you have to enforce the law. i'm very sympathetic for people coming to this country, but it has to be done in an orderly and legal process, and that means businesses also shouldn't be hiring illegals. we need to be doing the check on that, which has been closed down. >> moderator: our second question from the audience, and this will go to congressman akin first. what misconceptions do you want to clarify about yourself? akin: well, thank you for that question. and i suppose that there's nothing like a debate like this for people to just get a chance to take a look and visit people. we've been all over the state, and i really believe that the election process is a fair one and a good one. as i have mentioned, the reason that i'm running for this office is because i see the bright hope for america is being diminished. diminished by a failed record. you can talk and use any dis