destroyed them did you see what byu did today? in south bend? how come oregon state is not even in the discussion? they are a team that's been as consistent as anybody this year. when you start the year off the radar it takes a lot of work for people to start to pay attention. but they are another team to think about when you're filling out your form, if you're a voter a thinking who deserves to be in a higher ranking, oregon state, i think is the most undervalued teams in polls. >> brent: one thing about ohio state and any number of upsets but they'll be a heavy favorite to win the acc which would put them on target to come right back down here and play in the bcs orange bowl. so, there is still a big reward for florida state if they can win this conference even though climbing up got number two spot or one spot seems like an enormous mountain. but winning the acc, that's very manageable for this team. >> kirk: can you imagine if florida state were were to win out their conference games and somehow florida were to win out? that game at the end

and this one he preludes with only at byu would i feel safe doing this.des he's going to steal people's cell phones. he asks them, hey, i forgot my cell phone, can i borrow yours. they hand it over and he walks away. >> mwah, mwah, just got robbed. >> look at their expressions, you're taking my phone? >> i don't know why these people aren't running him down. >> like he said, it's byu. >> kindness does not mean weakness. >> they don't just sit there and let the guy take the phones, like this guy here. realizes, his phone is being taken, he picks up his computer and starts calling the guy. and several guys do that. they follow very closely. >> half of the guys don't seem to put up a fight. >> this guy, okay. >> i would be doing what this guy is doing. >> he's smiling while he's doing it. >> i don't know. >> eventually he does return the phone and everdy gets a good laugh out of it. they're like, all right. that was good,, good. >> cat outsmarts dog. [ laughter ] >> derrick has a small tear it will drop tattoo that he doesn't want any more. the procedure her

the irish remained on the end. 7-0 a close game. 14-7 byu the irish make it 14-10.n from 3 yds away. plus, a day for northwestern the upper hand on nebraska. takes off in the third period career -- 80 touch 80 yd touchdown run. trump the powers to the end zone to make it 28-14. martina's finds then with 2 minutes left of the game a prescott 2829 lead 1 final chance not a very good chance. slowly and wide to the rate nebraska wins 2948. the games left that's how you have to look at it an opportunity to do a but we did make plays. it's a tough pill to swallow its reality we don't get our guys to make those plays will take a look critically at what it was. heck of a battle won played short period of an apparent neck injury against purdue 6 seconds left since the game into overtime. by 4-0 in the conference michigan on be in in the big 10 gibbons goes to the field goal 38 yds wolverines beat the spartans 12-10. jordan blanched one-man wrecking wrecking crew. bulls over a linebacker. 20-7. this 1 goes for 35 yds. huskies are now 7 and 1. . bears beat the lions on monday

he's on the campus of byu. this time just in time for halloween. he's wearing a wig and a hat. he's just creeping on people. >> hi. um, do you -- what's your name? what's your last name? >> uh-uh. >> the beanie and the hair sticking out and his demeanor, all of that, it's like, dude, i'm just going to call the cops. >> hello. >> do you guys want to go to a movie? >> i have to go to work today. >> he walks away. of course everyone's like -- >> what? >> like, what happened here? the best is here at the end with this girl. >> oh, hi. >> what's your name? >> liz. >> can i add you on facebook? >> sure, go for it. >> what's your last name? >> she looks a little freaked out. then andrew comes back and lets her know this is all a prank. >> i'm just trying to be weird. >> you were good at it. >> good, good. >>> how many times have we all moved and end up with a ton of leftover cardboard? there's an industrial designer who came up with this brilliant guide to help us use our leftover cardboard to create furniture. >> we've got all this cardboard. let's create something with with it. >> h

members from the communications and political science department as well as the byu law school.y selected those addressing important utah national issues, some questions were edited for clarity. mr. howell will have the first question of the debate. for substance -- subsequent questions we will alternate. each candidate will have one minute to answer the question, and both will have an additional 30 seconds for a bottle. if i determine a follow-up question is appropriate each will have 30 seconds to respond. the first question is from joseph a. wood, a student here at brigham young university. >> regarding health care, what responsibility, if any, do you believe rest with the state and local government and what responsibility if any way with the federal government? howell: thank-you, justice. healthcare is one-fifth of our gdp. the largest not-for-profit health care organization in california. we have known for a long time that we have to have affordable quality health care. when joseph asked about the responsibilities, it is all of our responsibilities. under the affordable car

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. >>> notre dame got a scare from byu in south bend. irish ran for 270 yards and scored 10 unanswered potents in the second half. notre dame 7-0 for the first time since '03. 17-14 is your final. >>> and the old ball coach steve spurrier took his 9th- ranked gamecocks back to the swamp. gators clinton dunbar scores. third-ranked florida wins to stay undefeated. >>> at college state, texas, lsu trailed 7-0 when mettenberger throws to kadron boone for the touchdown. look at it again. lsu comes back to beat tex ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant come pre-filled with problems. enough is enough. introducing the chase liquid reloadable card. with chase liquid, there's no waiting and no fee to activate you can load cash and checks at any chase depositf

he hasn't thrown a pass since 2010, but beats byu by throwing three touchdowns.egon state beats beautiful beautiful. in tiger stadium coach miles wanted the tigers to turn it up and they did against south carolina. look at jay hill, a 50-yard touchdown. lewis hands no. 3 south carolina its first loss 23-21. >> texas tech ra red raid ers gave west virginia a dose of its own medicine. today seth doege threw six passes against the mountaineers. texas tech hands 5th-rank west virginia it's first loss of the year, 49-14. >>> uh-uh longhorn fans you wouldn't like to hear this. of the 107 red river game between texas and oklahoma was the longest run in this storied rivalry. sooners damian williams 95-yards to paydirt. 13th-rank oklahoma beats 15th-ranked texas 63-21. >> yankees hosted detroit in game one of the national league championship series and tigers never trailed in this gamement they led 2-0 in the 8th when young takes lowe deep. they bring in valverde. manager tim leland may be loyal to a fault and kept valverde in: in:raul ibaÑez ties at game at 4. and later

the first is from joseph, a student at purdum non-. -- at byu. >> what responsibilities are the state and local government and what responsibilities, if any, are the federal government? >> i served on the board of directors for sutter health care, so the largest not-for- profit health-careization in california we have known for a long time that we've had to have affordable quality health care. it is all our responsibility. under the affordable care act, we are first beginning to do what we need to do to reform health care system to make it affordable for all of us. i would like to put my children back on to health care until they're 26. i also like the fact no one is a slave to their jobs when it comes to pre-existing conditions. whether governor romney becomes president and we are quite sure how romneycare or obamacare, it is a collaborative effort between private, public, state and local government, and the federal government. >> the affordable care act is anything about affordable. 85% of people have health insurance and were getting along quite fine. and we have discombobulated th

because i got to see, i got to see americans, whether it was in the civil war reenactment in iowa or at byu colorado and i got to hear what their concerns truly are in this election season. it gives you a better perspective than the metropolitan elittism of the coasts. >> check out "quest means business" or watch cnn international noon eastern. can you imagine sitting next to richard quest on a train. >> a small space for a big personality. >> big personality for one seat. >>> something really serious here, a teenager dies after drinking two monster energy drinks over two days. >> the question is, who is to blame? is it the drink? i asked dr. sanjay gupta what doctors are saying about it. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respec

statistics is now to be lumped in with false memory syndrome, satanic abuse, and the abduction of children byu in terms of its accuracy and trustworthy iness? >> we've talked about the archie bunker wing of the waert. now we have the paranoid paranormal wing of the party. this is the same group of people that don't believe in evolution. this is the same group of people that don't believe in climate change. these are the same people who are complaining about the poll numbers being biased, and now they're complaining about a methodology that is very open and transparent and that has been used for decades in terms of computing the employment numbers. and, you know, this is to democrats this is music to our ears. when you start complaining about the polls and you start complaining about employment number methodology, it's a very, very clear sign that the other side is losing the debate and they have to go to these kind of, you know, bush league tactic that is don't persuade anybody and, you know, this is very, very good news for us. it's a big sign these guys are losing the debate. >> before i ask

oregon, and i am a active mormon and so i went on a mission for the mormon church and graduated from byu and worked for the cia and then broke out into the financial world and since then, got married, five children, moved to the bahamas for two years, life in living color, saved enough money to move to london where we bought a flat, and been to 71 countries, just i've written ininvestment news letters. that's my primary source of income, the news letter called "forecast and strategies" that i wrote since 1980, but i have a foot in the academic world. i wrote a number of books on economics. i teach economics and business in florida, columbia university in new york, and new mercy college. that's a little summary. i should mention here at freedom fest my wife does the anthem film festival. we have a film festival here as well. we have a lot of things that we do, and we really enjoyed it. >> very quickly, what did you do for the cia? >> oh, good question. actually, well, i was an economist on the brazil desk, and very much involved with commodities and the energy crisis in the 70s, but, you

i went on a mission for the mormon church and then graduated from byu and worked for the cia. i broke out into the financial world. then got married, five children, moved to the bahamas for two years then moved to london we days after recent enough money and the investment newsletter is my primary source of them come that i have written since 1980. one flood in the academic world writing books on economics, business, columbi a, and now mercy college. that is a summary. also my a wife does the film testable. we have things that we do. we enjoy it. >> host: what did you do for the cia? >> guest: good question. i was an economist and involved with commodities and the energy crisis. the cia was too bureaucratic for me. i wanted to break out so i got involved with the financial revolution to the financial editor of the inflation survival letter now called personal finance. my own newsletter forecast and strategies, i started it when reagan was elected. it has been a great ride. . . because my final chapter is dr. smith goes to washington, the triumph of free-market economics and of

google was doing some of that, not saying, hey, this quarter is going to be bad, butti saying insaying, byuht want to pay attention to this number instead of this number. >> do you know specifically what they were guiding toward, john? what numbers were more important than others, i wonder. >> well, you know, i want to be careful about getting back in touch with some of those analysts i talked to. my sense was that google knew that traffic acquisition costs were going to be -- something they wanted to clarify or put their own spin on ahead of the quarter. so that was one of the issues that they were talking about. >> all right. i guess we want to bring in jeff cox. we have zach carabell with us as weapon. jeff cox, they try to grow the companies to monetize their service. we find that's, you know, increasingingly difficult these days. you think of a facebook. you think of a zynga and others out there. >> absolutely. i think gene muenster in your last segment made a very important comment about this cost per click situation. very big disappointment. it goes to the monetizing question. from w

notre dame met byu. oklahoma was a great game. did you watch the running game of notre dame? >> i did. >> is the defense big enough to handle oklahoma? and animal orchestra didn't pick this grecco pick -- >> i tried to e-maille you, but it's full so i couldn't send any e-mail so i had to tweet you. i said nice pick for the ao. because it was such a terrible loss. >> and then my wife, she went to fc and i went to colorado. she said i'll take sc. fine. give me 40 points. it was 50-6. 30 poi 40 points and i still can't win. my sports teams are just really -- >> you're having a bad year. >> and my high school team lost for the battle of ohio. go ahead. >>> it is now time for today's national weather forecast. alex wallace joins us from the weather channel. alex, i think beyond the weather, you might have some special news for us. >> yes. first day back. i just came back from getting married. >> that's nice. >> that's great. we missed you. >> jessica biel marys timberlake and -- >> i hope it's worth it. you're on tv. i'm sure she's a great girl about. >> no question about it. >> c

we went to byu in utah to meet to see how they viewed what was happening. >> romney's alma mater. >>wn of san francisco showed me around his city. what i learned is this. i realize it's not a revelation, but america is split, and not only that, it is those small number of undecideds who will decide. what are the issues? why are they so unhappy? what is the core feeling that's going on in this -- >> what did they tell you? did they divulge anything? >> yes, they did. next week you'll find out. >> oh, come on. that is such a tease. >> oh, coming from you? >> you are teasing your series. >> what they told me is basically their deep concern of what's happening in the country and that they ultimately will go with the person that they like, that kneel right about, and that's -- this is not the people who are one-side definite, one side the other side. these are the people who are looking every single day hoping for that moment of inspiration for the person they want. >> did you meet the so-called undecides? >> lots of them. tloo there's a theory that i have. maybe they just need a little a

i would like to know, how many blacks are there in the united states that have been to byu universityn utah that have any type of position set up with the mormon church. [unintelligible] set up a place where they are trying to tell people that the latter-day saints came from christ and saying that we are not capable of going anywhere, doing whatever we wanted. host: ok, we are talking about foreign policy and what you think the candidates should be asked tonight. we are looking at a live shot of where the debate will take place, lynn university. you can see the preparations have been under way desperately to get everything set up. the university is in florida, founded back in 1962. boca raton is halfway between palm beach and fort lauderdale, florida. that is our c-span crew there, with a live shot of the debate hall, where things will be happening tonight. the performing arts center was just dedicated in the spring. you can catch everything at our debate hub and check things out there now if you would like to look at moments of previous debates or catch some of the excerpts that c-sp

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