in fact, last year the dog bit douglas and her grandson. according to reports the dog bit the child after he went to pick up food that had been dropped on the floor. in a statement to wjz health officials say after being quarentined for 10 days the owner was adamant in getting the dog back. >> it was sad. i mean, i've seen the lady befo. she was always really nice, pleasant, one of the good neighbors. >> neighbors had nothing to say but positive things about douglas. >> really sad. it's really sad. she's a nice y dy. >> reporter: our media partner the baltimore sun is reporting that her family asked animal control mott to give that dog back. i'm mike schuh reporting live. back to you. >> thank you. relatives say douglas originally got that dog for protection. >>> a washington county woman is behind bars this morning after the death of her infant daughter. the intoxicated hagerstown woman passed out while breast-feeding her 2 month old. yadina morales woke up with the infant unresponsive underneath her. she's charged with manslaughter and ch

owners are surprised it turned out to be douglas's worst nightmare >> really sad. she was a nice lady. >> reporte city police shot the dog with a tranquilizer and he later died. >> 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs every year. >>> a towson university student is in the hospital after being robbed and stabbed near the campus. it was just before 11:00 three men confronted the victim. they stabbed him. there was another robbery on fre with information on the cases is urged to contact baltimore county police. >>> tsa screeners at the los angeles airport are wearing black bands on their badges today. 23-year-old paul ciancia killed jge -- killing gerado hernandez. he could face the death penalty. >>> bomb squad technicians searched the facility after there was a bomb square at birmingham airport. there was a 2-hour shut down >>> a hagerstown mother is charged in the death of her infant daughter. 22-year-old yadina morales was intoxicating when breast-feeding her daughter. she's charged with manslaughter and child abuse. >>> the president is hitting the road promoting

harrison ford takes on difficult niro, douglas, freeman and klein.tching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. >> lets talk about friday into the weekend. pacific northwest will be dealing with rain looks like saturday morning at the most is when the highest amounts of rain are falling. seattle late in the day chance of showers. dry this morning. no problem getting into work or school. california, nevada, utah as we go through the weekend. this storm will only make it as far north as the border of california and oregon. the intermountain west as we get into sunday, the storm will click through and head your way. temperatures will drop at the higher elevations, snow in idaho, northern nevada and utah. instability showers to the northwest. not a washout of a weekend even in the pacific northwest, just not a lot of sunshine. >> kind of a mixed bag then. thanks, bill. >>> time now for entertainment, a group of old timers are leading the charge of new releases. michael douglas, kevin kline, robert difficue niro will battl highly anticipated sci-fi flick

douglas: the urgency fin renewable transportation fuels is at least twofold. one is energy security. our nation is almost wholly dependent for transportation fuels on petroleum products. and most of that petroleum comes from overseas. and it is becoming more and more scarce and harder and harder to find. in addition to that, burning of petroleum in cars, buses, planes has been identified as a primary contributor to the amount of carbon dioxide that's going into the atmosphere, which could contribute to climate change. and so there's an environmental benefit to finding a renewable resource. narrator: at the national renewable energy laboratory, or nrel, in golden, colorado, scientists and engineers working for nrel's biomass program are developing new ways to get fuel from plants. their goal is to replace a third of the united states' gasoline consumption with plant-based biofuels, or ethanol, by the year 2030. douglas: when you burn fossil fuels, you're releasing carbon dioxide that was fixed in the earth millions of years ago when those ancient plants died. b

. >> i was especially interested in frederick douglas academy because frederick douglas has a population that is often underremitted in stem fields. school is predominantly african american and hispanic. >> a new study found that only 4% of black students scored above the 70th per tile in math. >> how do you release the sugar? >> by making it go back. >> it's not just about sixth grade coders. he is also teaching robotics and megatro tronics to students. >> we are in blood. >> and red eyes. >> he is using frederick douglas academy as a pilot for what he hopes one day will be a national program. >> we are focused on sharing our model as sort of more of an open source program that school leaders are passionate teachers, can adopt into their own classes and curriculum. >> there are a lot of things in the world that you use today that you don't realize use megatronics but they do. >> really courts what we do. >> patricia sabka, al jazeera. >> he was just awarded a fellowship which invests in social entrepreneurs and chelsea's nonprofit. twitter in 2013, facebook in 2012, could have you addic

fredrick douglas said we opposed him all those years. he got done what we couldn't do because we didn't have the right method. we were antagonizing people. they were keeping the cause a live on the destruction of slavery. lincoln was trying to figure out how you did that, how to get that done and still have a country, not shatter the sense of a nation. >> do you agree with wells that the get tiget ttie ttie ttie tt address. the "t." >> i'm not so keen on that. i think of sandburg's way. he says before they said the united states are and after the war we say united states is. i think probably the idea is the same. to cover the anniversary of marking of gettysburg address. speakers include author and interior secretary sally jewel. watch the ceremony on thanksgiving day thursday november 28 at 4:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern time on cspan 3. i i start wd roosevelt. i knew so much had been written i needed a different story. i got to taft knowing they were friends and broken apart in 1912. when i figured out the difference in the two, it was te

they worked for douglas and lincoln was sure they were editing his stuff. and the truth is that lincoln says, i tried to get the reporter who reported him for the tribune to let me see his transcriptions but he couldn't let me see them. as we know, his reporter, who worked for the tribune was a very, very good reporter because he was very much in dmmd the law to take down transcriptions of important cases. so any way, we wanted to -- to be able to -- we worked with both sides of the aisle. while we were working on it, we had the great good fortune at knox college to have two wonderful, inspiring commencement speakers within two or three years. the first was a guy we had just sent to the u.s. senate from illinois in 2005. and this was the guy who was now president, barack obama. and a few years ago we had former president bill clinton. i was interested in the fact that the college taped the stuff, audio and video, and so i wanted to compare the transcriptions. in the case of clinton, the clinton people sent us a copy of what he said. and then the college mad

douglas fraser headed the united auto worker it was 1979. i was president of the union.. iacocca asked to meet with me. he says, "after all these years, "we no longer can afford in chrysler "to follow the pattern that's been established in ford and in general motors." he laid out the economic case, and it's convincing. you're talking about the very survival of the corporation. much more important to me was the survival of the workers. fighting for survival, union workers agreed to pay-cuts, more than $450 million worth. but what could chrysler give the union in return? we had to make horrendous concessions, and in those negotiations, we were able to get profit sharing. and we were able to get some assurances against additional plant closings. we wanted a voice in the decisions that affect the lives of our members. they proposed to offer the union a meaningful voice in all levels of management, including the board of directors. chrysler needed more than cost cuts to design and build and market cars america wanted. it needed credit. chrysler's troubles had cut it off from

in douglas, wyoming, hometown of jackalope, a mythical creature to fool city shrekkers.ter eight months of searching for the woman responsible for toying with so many people's emotions. we are face to face with her. hope jackson. 37-year-old mother of two perfectly healthy kids. you never god forbid had the experience of losing a child? >> no. no. i hope i never do, yeah. >> reporter: you don't think it was incredibly bad karma? >> yes, yes. yeah. >> well, now looking back on it, of course. yeah. >> reporter: we spent a whole day with her. she was contrite. >> i am 100% responsible for this. i have to live with that every day of my life. >> philosophical. i hope it brings healing not only for the people it hurt but me. >> reporter: showed flashes of anger. >> all i can do is a poll japol. >> broke down in tears again and again. >> horrible. shameful. i hurt. wrong. >> reporter: we confronted her with an e-mail she wrote angela thomas. promising to stop using christie's picture. >> i hope to learn to become a better person, mother. i don't expect forgiveness. how sorry i

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. >> reporter: 56-year-old terri douglas is the latest victim in baltimore city to be killed by a pit bull, a dog she raised since it was a puppy. >> you raise it from when it's young you never expect something like that to happen. >> reporter: it's a murder tony says shouldn't have happened. >> i have said, on the record saying it happen and it will happen with these dogs. >> reporter: in 2007 his son was attacked by a pit bull and barely survived. >> its claw hit me in the chest and pretty much tackled me and bit me on the face. >> reporter: this year's maryland's highest court labeled pit bull's inherently dangerous. why the dog was returned to douglas after it attacked her earlier remains a huge question that is unanswered. we tried to speak with health officials here at the city health department. they would not go on camera but released a statement saying they kept the dog for ten days, checked it for rabies and did not find it to be a threat to public safety. >> this is really a problem of policy and it's a problem that they're aware of, and the only time it gets addressed is w

in the studio, douglas kidd director of the national association of airline passengers, and from minneapol minneapolis, terry trip letter, analyst who runs a consumer website called "the plain rules." rick ceni let me start with you. this was not looking good, and then suddenly the clouds parted, the inpediments disappeared and they were back in business. what did the two carriers have to do to get attorney general holder's blessing? >> well, i think they started picking at it at the state level. they went after some of the state legislators, the attorney generals got them to flip some of their positions on things, based on things they wanted to handle with them and then slowly but surely you could tell pretty much last week when southwest filed a friend of the court free they were really talking turkey on the kind of settle they would have. i didn't think it would be this soon. i thought it would go up to the wire, into novembe into the end. >> why would they be happy right now? >> well, in the case of american, i live in dallas where american is based, there has been acrimony between lab

the scariest incident perhaps in douglas, kansas, a school bus drove through deep water on the road and plunged off a bridge into a swollen creek. look at that. ten children and the driver managed to climb through the roof hatch before rescue crews got them to dry land. >> we climbed out and got on top of the bus. i thought i was going to die. >> bus fell over, off the bridge into the river, and then we climbed out the window. >> all of this could have ended worse, could have washed on down and been trapped and taken longer for rescue to get to, the bus could have filled up with water quicker, it could have went completely underwater, kids might have washed downstream. from the high water we've had

douglas brinkley, you see the former president bill clinton, the first lady there.and the other former first lady, the former secretary of state, the clintons and the obamas, they've gathered together to remember 50 years later the assassination of jfk. you see what's going on in the current political environment between the clintons and the obamas and the affordable care act. obama care, the possibility that hillary clinton might run for president once again in 20816. there's a lot to digest here. >> well, there is. and you know, remember, without yuan f kennedy, there may not have been a barack obama presidency. just the kennedys synonymous with civil rights. yes, dwight eisenhower in the 1950s appointed earl warren to the supreme court and a lot of federal judges. ike did a good job at little rock but it was really kennedy who embraced in the end of the spirit of the march on washington but also stood up to george wallace and started putting the idea of civil rights into the parlance of the country in a very real way. so for it has to be an important moving day f

we have rick seany with fair coe compare, and douglas kidd, and terry trip letter, an aviation analyst who runs a consumer website called "the plane rules." you heard terry trip letter laying out the ways that this could be good for all the stake hold efforts involved, but we have lived through an era of mega mergers. have they done any of the things that terry suggests? >> i'm not sure that they have. the primary benefit that all these mergers have provided is that they've kept carriers in business while they have consolidated. while the carriers are in business, we want them to make money and provide good service there has been to my mind especially among the u.s. carriers a focus more on making money rather than pleasing the passenger. in this with regard we know going to the airport is like going to a carnival where you pay your fees, and then you're hit by fee after fee after fee, airport security, which is a whole other story, then you get to your gate, you're going to be shoehorned into a space that is really too small for the average individual. that's not much fun for passenge

. >>> next, on the civil war, author, historian, and co-director of the lincoln study center douglas wilson delivers the gettysburg address on november 18th, 1863. mr. wilson considers several facets of the address, including the context in the war in 1863. and how it would have sounded when delivered by president lincoln, versus how it reads on paper. and how its meaning and interpretation have evolved over time. the lincoln group of the district of columbia hosted this event. it's about 1 hour and 10 minutes. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, craig. it's a pleasure to be back here. i remember when i first made my brash entrance into the lincoln field, one of the first invitations i got was from this group. and i remember that what i had to say astonished many people, but they were polite. and steve carson made me squirm for my dinner by asking hard questions, but he, too, was a good -- he was very dubious about what i was saying. i'm pleased to report that our friend, the late steve, told me not too long before he died, really, that he remembered that session, and he was graciou

the screen with deniro, freeman, douglas, kline. it opens this friday. >> you're getting married tomorrow. what are you doing here with me? >> what are you doing here with me? >> i do have an answer. i like you. >> no, no. no! [yelling] quacks i knew you would like it. -- >> i knew you would like it. tavis: where else do you start this conversation? five academy award winners. all the leads are oscar winners. >> it was amazing and a privilege to hang out with those guys. it was a total joy. i really felt like the luckiest person on the planet. tavis: and the only girl? >> i was the angie dickens in the rat pack. you manage that? >> very well, thank you. i love them all. they are all different. and yet, there was so much chemistry i think, among all of us. we just had the best time. there was something beautiful about acting with people like that in this moment of my life. nobody is rushing off to see what their next job is. people were just absolutely enjoying working together and the fact that we all kind of survived this crazy bus

douglas who used a wheelchair was mauled to death by the dog. that dog for protection. i'm mike schuh reporting live. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a hagerstown woman is behind bars after the death of her infant daughter. she was intoxicated when she passed out while breast-feeding her 2 month old. yadina morales woke up with her baby unresponsive underneath her. >>> a former church youth leader here is charged with child sex abuse. 49-year-old raymond fernandez was a youth leader at the greater grace church. if you have any additional information you're asked to call baltimore county's crime against churn unit at 410-853-3000. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next, two airplanes collide in mid-air both filled with sky divers. mitt romney makes his predictions for 2016. again, looking live outside it >>> oprah winfrey has arrived for dinner and love to pop in and say hello. don't you think you should get changed? >> why? >> so that oprah can come in? >> oh because of the whole -- >> yes exactly. >> the producers at "saturday ni

. >> mikal was overheard telling friends qatar ribbon were back together, douglas and his "lost vegascast mates today. >> kevin, you are married? >> michael? >> yes! >> while qatar ribbon's publicist tells "extra" nothing changed, the daily news reporting she has even moved back into the couple's apartment. >>> all right. now, sandra bullock's halloween ruined. >> yeah, she tried to take little louis trick or treating but things turned ugly. jerry has the new video. >> relentlessly hounded. followed, harassed. >> just ignore them. >> this is dan dra bullock's halloween nightmare. >> made him cry. >> outrageous video, a pack of photogs ambushing his trick or treat trip with son, louis, and friend melissa mccarthy and her kids. >> you want to scaring my 2-year-old? >> sandra's bodyguards stepping in, trying to cut a deal with the snappers, trying to make them go away, but they refused to sp snapping, then sandra snapped. >> you her cry. she is crying. going home. i hope you know you arehe one who did it. >>> across the country, kelly ripa in a new york faceoff with the paps, a friendly

. >> reporter: baltimore city police were called to douglas home to a gruesome scene. the dog attacked the woman ultimately killing her. >> just really sad. she's a nice lady. >> reporter: it's a murder tony salecki says it should not have happened. >> i'm on the record saying it will happen and it will happen with these dogs. >> reporter: in 2007 soleski's son was attacked by a pit bull. >> its paw hit me in the face then it bit me. >> reporter: douglas and family member had been bit by the dog in the past. why the dog was returned to douglas after it attacked her remains a huge question that is unanswered. we tried to speak with health officials here at the city health department, they would not go on camera but released a statement saying they kept the dog for 10 days, checked it for rabies and did not find it to be a threat to public safety. they're statement went on to say quote the owner was adamant on getting the dog back. >> this is really a problem of policy. and it's a problem that they are aware of. and the only time it gets addressed is when we have these h

douglas and a family member had been bit by the dog in the past. y the dog was returned to douglas after it attacked her remains a huge question that is unanswered. we tried to speak with health officials here at the city health department, they would not go on camera but released a statement saying the they kept the dog for 10 days, checked it for rabies and did not find it to be a threat to public safety. >> reporter: their statement went on to say, the owner was adamant in getting the dog back. >> this is really a problem of policy and it's a problem that they're aware of and the only time it gets addressed is when we have these horrific incidences. >> reporter: advocates say the pits are not to blame. >> i don't think pit bulls are more likely than any other dog to do damage. >> reporter: 151 people were killed by pit bulls compared to 32 people killed by rot willers. >> reporter: and she may have fallen on to the dog when it attacked her. i'm rochelle richie. >> 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year. >>> a naval academy student is ac

i am douglas yep and i did survive working 20 years at san francisco general hospital. i would like to first thank supervisor avalos for past questioning. i think they're relevant questions that we need to put on the record and obviously we will see what happens when it's officially opened, and also i would like to note for the record whether the new general hospital would include any facilities for the dialysis unit which had recent hearing here at city hall? i think that needs to be put on the record and we will see how that turns out. now, let's put it this way. i am looking at the agenda -- i notice there is only one sponsor. if i was going to nearly spend $210 million the main question is do i trust the sponsor? it's pretty obvious a certain person trust the sponsor and we saw what happened to him, and then one of his best friends is about to lose one of her crown jewels, and i'm asking do you trust the sponsor? and for the record i don't see any supervisor listed as a sponsor for either items one or two. if it was such a good deal i should at least see one name an

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. >>> 56-year-old terry douglas was fatally mauled by her pit bull in her home. the dog was taken from her home after biting a relative and then returned. family members had concerns about the dog but douglas insisted on keeping it. >>> a court marshall is discredit scheduled for josh tate. his trial you will begin february 10th. his arraignment took place today. tate is one of two midshipmen going to a court marshall for allegedly assaulting an intoxicated count at an annapolis house in april of 2012. >>> the obama administration is launching a new campaign to promote the affordable care act. the president will hit the road later this week. some lawmakers continue to call for a delay of the controversial program daniel nottingham reports for wjz. >> consumers filling out paper application for insurance coverage were in no better shape than those struggling with the website. >> a congressional oversight committee released note showing all applications go through the website and applicants were directed to feel them out to feel like they were making progress. the

on friday the dog attacked and killed douglas in her home. >>> a virginia-based construction company will pay thousands of dollars to 400 minority job seekers they turned other way unfairly. nc dean kept qualified minority candidates from securing jobs in 2010. the flawed application procedures included invalid tests. nc dean will have to pay $875,000 over the next six nose black, hispanic and asian job applicants? the man who defends his actions in a new manifesto. the german magazines published an open letter written by edward snowden. he says mass surveillance is a global problem, but the united states and british intelligence agencies are the worst defenders. snowden's manifesto follows his request for clemency. the obama administration won't each discuss it and says he should return to face justice. >>> yesterday a goal line stand the redskins made to keep the chargers out of the end zone, that is why the skins fans are waking up this morning. they came up out on top. quarterback darrell young scored three touchdowns including the game winner. it was a good coming out for him. r

douglas is 6'8". he reached up, though, near the top of that backboard. i really need more coffee. >>> john browne university in arkansas scored his first basket of the season. toilet paper goes flying. this is according to team tradition. fans throw rolls of toilet paper to celebrate. and the golden eagles were given a technical foul, but they won the game and best video of the day. >>> just ahead, marie osmond's double plastic surgery shocker revealed next. >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. the forecast as we go throughout the next couple days, a little unsettled. we're still split. we're still waiting for the storms and the rain to move a little further to the south. they still keep pestering us in the northwest as far as portland, medford and olympia. the areas of california look like they'll remain and if anything, warming up from san diego to l.a. one of the warmest spots in the entire country on wednesday will be los angeles at 83 degrees. that's not going to stick with us. it does look like some of the cooler air will work back in, even l.

. >> douglas kidd, what about the flying public? what is their view? >> well, the flying public has one interest, and that's being able to fly and of course flying on an airplanes that is not facing bankruptcy. and that it is hopefully will be making money and will be in a position to treat the incumbent and the passenger correctly. when an airline is facing financial difficulties there's a tendency to pink pennys and it's one thing to go from peanuts to pretzels it is quite another when with american airlines has receive add number of proposed fines from the faa for neglecting maintenance. and that's really important. so to the extent that this merger can resolve those issue that flying will remain safe and comfortable. then of course the passenger is for it. >> if you want to fly from anywhere to anywhere, has been fewer seats, somewhat higher fairs, lower level of service. and more fees will any of that change with this new american bigger american airlines? now threamines to be seen. as you say, there are fewer seats. the planes are more and more f

tony douglas lead all scores off the bench and that should have been a 4-point play. the spurs lead by 12. don't let him go left. don't let him go left. warriors had a chance to tie it down two. the drive and it rolls off the rim. 76-74 spurs and warriors in memphis tomorrow. college hoop season is here right now. stanford opening with the bison of bucnell. the steal at half court and this guy is 6 foot 10 and 240 pounds. how many 6 foot 10 guys can do that. stanford lead by as many as 8. powell to randal and the little guy gets up to throw down. bucknell hanging around and ends up in the hands of steven casper. it is a one-p noi t game late -- point game late. from downtown and stanford wins the opener 72-68. i want you to remember this shot of mike montgomery smiling because it is rare. cal hosting h and we call this with authority. cal is putting on a show. solomon had a freshman and his first bucket as a golden bear. he had 14 points. tyrone wallace had a monster game 26 points and finishing with flare. cal a winner in their opener 83 to 64. college football and l

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presidential hisser to ran douglas -- historian douglas brinkley will talk about "p.t.i." missteps and 50th anniversary of john f. kennedy's assassination. n' the . mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. find out why over one milliusinesses have trusted legalzoom to hp them get started. when you're ready to open the doors to your business, wel have a personalized legal solution that's right r you. start your business today with legalzoom. >>> welcome back, everybody. take a quick look at the stories making news in today's fox news flash. president obama's healthcare fix could end up spiking premiums, according to some industry experts, they are saying that changing the rules this late in game and allowing people to renew lower premium policies will up-end the financial balance of the industry hoping to strike. ohio couple being charged with abandonment after giving their 9-year-old son ba

. >> douglas brinkley is a professor of history at rice university in houston, and a cbs news contributor. he says the founding fathers made sure rural america was listened to starting with the way we choose a president. >> that is why we have electorial college system that we don't forget rural people, but that system of having two senators from every state regardless of population is a gesture, a big one, to rural populations that they are being listened to. >> reporter: listened to or not, these modern day movements are popping up from maryland to the upper peninsula of michigan to northern colorado. >> no way, colorado we are here to stay. >> reporter: in northern colorado this tuesday, voters in 11 counties will decide about letting their county commissioners explore breaking away from the state. >> i think that it is not a good way to solve problems. >> i actually completely support it. >> opinions are mixed. >> i think that we should. >> why? >> because we are not getting heard. >> pretty soon we will have 100 states potentially or you get dissatisfied you are going to walk away. >

tony douglas lead all scores off the bench and that should have been a 4-point play. the spurs lead by 12. don't let him go left. don't let him go left. warriors had a chance to tie it down two. the drive and it rolls off the rim. 76-74 spurs and warriors in memphis tomorrow. college hoop season is here right now. stanford opening with the bison of bucnell. the steal at half court and this guy is 6 foot 10 and 240 pounds. how many 6 foot 10 guys can do that. stanford lead by as many as 8. powell to randal and the little guy gets up to throw down. bucknell hanging around and ends up in the hands of steven casper. it is a one-p noi t game late -- point game late. from downtown and stanford wins the opener 72-68. i want you to remember this shot of mike montgomery smiling because it is rare. cal hosting h and we call this with authority. cal is putting on a show. solomon had a freshman and his first bucket as a golden bear. he had 14 points. tyrone wallace had a monster game 26 points and finishing with flare. cal a winner in their opener 83 to 64. college football and l

army colonel douglas macgregor says nato is struggling to hold their alliance together. so the plan for europe for twenty fifteen nato has is war games with forty thousand troops in portugal and spain. these countries of course will have to chipping to make it happen that's a huge expense for their better the economies what's what's the origins well whatever nato conducts exercises of any kind there's always a great deal of time and money invested in what i would call a large solidarity and i know there is great concern about the troubled nature of the economies particularly on the iberian peninsula in portugal and spain i think we want to reaffirm the day or close members of the alliance that we are behind them that we support them and what better way to do that than to conduct an exercise in will in their ground and a lot of money grow much of it is money's already budgeted more than half the troops will probably be air and naval forces so they have to conduct a certain number of operations one way or the other there's already discussions on how nato. future there are

tony douglas lead all scores off the bench and that should have been a 4-point play. let him go left. warriors had a chance to tie it down two. the drive and it rolls off the rim. 76-74 spurs and warriors in memphis tomorrow. college hoop season is here right now. stanford opening with the bison of bucnell. the steal at half court and this guy is 6 foot 10 and 240 pounds. how many 6 foot 10 guys can do that. stanford lead by as many as 8. thell to randalhe little guy gets up to throw down. bucknell hanging around and ends up in the hands of steven s a no one-p noi t game late -- point game late. from downtown and stanford wins the opener 72-68. i want you to remember this shot of mike montgomery smiling because it is rare. cal hosting h and we call this with authority. cal is putting on a show. solomon had a freshman and his first bucket as a golden bear. he had 14 points. tyrone wallace had a monster game 26 points and finishing with flare. cal a winner in their opener 83 to 64. college football and louisville and uconn. early candidate for play of the week. tipped s