i have looked at the work of some demographers, especially david coleman.when you get down to 1.8, the population is really shrinking. at the end of a century, you are going to have a country about two-thirds the size. when you get down to the level that europeans are at in some countries, which is 1.3 children, then the country starts imploding. you have -- you will fall down to about a quarter of your population. at that point, if you want to keep your institutions going, if you want to keep your buildings in repair, if you want to keep your parks open, if you want to keep your cities from turning into ghost towns are if you want to keep your economy running, did you need immigration -- or if you want to keep your economy running, then you need immigration. they did not have the need for this population replacement when mass emigration began, but now, i would say that it does face the choice between keeping its population the same and keeping its institution the same 3 >> what is the birth rate between white europeans verses the muslim at all of that -- t

coleman. he has seen a lot of different defensive coordinators and coaches come through the doors. >> bob: davidibbs, paul road and ted roof. that's four defensive coordinators in your five years at auburn. >> mark: he has literally seen it all. >> bob: played in high school with jamarcus russell. >> mark: and second and nine. brown brought down after a short gain. got back to the line of scrimmage. almost looked like brown slipped and maybe that field, bob, is a little more damp than we think it is at this point. >> bob: that's a look. right there, no question. any time you play on a wet football field you have to be a little more cautious. >> mark: trooper taylor, that guy is one piece -- a human bottle of red bull, i think. brown complete and still on his feet down to the 26 is wes lyons. the 6'7" inch target picks up 13 and a clutch first down on the converse. >> bob: tallest slot receiver in the country. >> mark: god to be, right? >> bob: all these smurfs. has a bit of a hamstring injury. >> mark: a great spring. really had the light come on as the coaches like to say. sanders in motion. co

. >> rob: by the way, jerry coleman an amazing american, fought in two different wars, as did ted williams. >> bob: player, manager, broadcaster. willieie harris, david eckstein grabs it out of the air. >> rob: they have got ann eckstein there. the first of 2, 4, 6, 7 gold gloves for hall of famer dave winfield. there you see eckstein getting up. robbing harris of a base hit.   . >> bob: theodore for a 1-2 hi over his head last time. that little guy who stands about 5'9", plays very tall.   . >> rob: over 21 seasons in th major leagues, dave winfield made 95 errors.   in 5236 chances.    .982 fielding percentage. >> bob: and i remember when whitey her swrog traded gary stem templeton for the shortstop named smith. he was an all-star who had came up through the st. louis organization, then ozzie schmidt went over there from here, and anchored three world series teams. and is in the hall of fame. he jacks one way upstairs, way foul. >> rob: first big league hit i gave up was to, he was a padre. >> bob: curt ba vac wah.