and as dwight said it's a violent sport. sport is rooted in its violent. >> hard to separate. >> and that's what people love about it. >> there's a new state law now that limits the number of days a week that kids can have contact practices. is that a solution? what impact is that going to have? >> well it's 90 minutes -- two 90-minute full contact practices a week. i think it's very prudent. and i think we can't be tone deaf in this society right now as football coaches in high school and below. we have to listen to what's happening out there. and we've got to put the kids first. and i believe in this legislation. i believe that the game can be practiced without pads on. i believe the way you can tackle with shoulder leverage-type tackling and different types of techniques and tackling bags instead of people and these sort of things are things we are conscious of and we need to be more conscious of as we move forward. i love this game. this game has changed my life. i know it has for you. and i see how this game impacts kid

but during a violent thunderstorm dwight david eisenhower made his entry into the world in texas 8090. he struggled with a $10 a week he earned on the railroad. in the family would turn to the first cowtown abilene kansas. as a historian who has written one of the post acclaimed biographies. >> u.s.-born in poverty and realized he would not only have to work hard to work harder than the next guy. his mother was the backbone of the family. the father was on the selling side and did not say much. oliver: this is the house where they raised there six sons now part of the presidential library. >> with the six boys it is just remarkable they are rambunctious they fought in argued a and i can agree to temper one's story he beat the tree into lgbt and bloody. >> key had a great deal of difficulty to control his temper. oliver: susan eisenhower learned a lot about her grandfather for grandmother. >> he had a number of strategies to manage his temper. one was to keep a diary in he would use that to blow off steam. >> poverty was something he never got over. he knew he would not have an educati

commissioner dwight, yes. commissioner ortiz-cartagena. commissioner yee riley, yes. commissioner tour-sarkissian, yes. prrp and it is unanimous. item 10, president's report. >> i have nothing to report other than thank you everybody for your support that i have had the last 3 years as president and i'm looking forward to just being a commissioner. i'm looking to just being out there and representing small business. >> well i want to personally thank you for all the service that you have provided and direction and support to me and the staff at the office over the last 3 years. >> likewise, you've done a great job. it's frankly intimidating to me, you are so plugged in, not only to your own neighborhood but everything else in the city, going to take me a while to get even half the bredth of plugged-inness that you are. >> i think you're plugged in pretty well. >> i'm plugged in to dog patch . >> item 11 is vice president's report. the vice president is not here so shall we move on? >> next item. >> item no. 12 is commissioner's report. this allows commissioners to rep

dwight eisenhower prepares to take office as the first republican president since herbert hoover. will he handle his first economic crisis? the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. 1961. john kennedy has promised to get the country moving again. how will he keep his promise? three presidents three policies but one common resolve-- the government must never permit another great depression. can we control our economy? that's the story we'll investigate with the help of economic analyst richard gill on this edition of economics usa. i'm david schoumacher. the 20 years after world war ii brought self-confidence to american political economics. the lessons of depression and war convinced economists and politicians alike that the government could promote prosperity by manipulating taxes and spending. these continuing adjustments are called fiscal policy. for the two decades after world war ii each new administration asked itself how fiscal policy could be used to control the economy. our story begins in 1944. americans had vivid memories of the great depression. they

dwight evans 1.3. what's going on here? >> this is a shockingly small amount of money. a strong week of television in this market is $250,000 a week. you can see it's surprising how little has been raised. there will be an advantage if you have the most. lynn abraham has it, jim kenny has some, but i think tony williams is the favorite. >> we are seeing the map remade under our feet, as the way campaigns were made before, giving the money to the candidate. we've heard dark money or pacts out there a philly rising, a lot of people caring about the education issue. the rules are different for what you can give to the individual, versus what you can do if you put up your own ads. is that where the money is going? >> we're waiting to see that, there's about a lot of talk where the real money will be in the campaign, it will be in the 457 grooms, organizations that are not coordinating with candidates being able to run ads. i think there will be a lot of review to make sure there is not coordination. this is an area that is brand new for us, it can't be a wink, wink nod nod

. >> his very abled, a, dwight b.rely exonerated the army. >> when the japanese attacked the philippines, mcarthur was the philippines, mcarthur was forced to [narrawait a sec. i'll take one. oh yeah. alright. all good. take care. way to go. nice. bring it on. gotcha. i'm here for you. oh no. please, please. please. i'm waiting. interesting... not buying it. not fair. that's it. this conversation is over. oh, brother. [narrator: male] body language can tell you all sorts of things. [narrator: female] i'm having a stroke. i'm having a stroke. [narrator: male] know the sudden signs. learn f.a.s.t. f- face drooping a-arm weakness s- speech difficulty t- time, time to call 911 immediately. the sooner they get to the hospital, the sooner they'll get treatment, and that can make a remarkable difference in their recovery. learn the body language, the sudden signs, and spot a stroke f.a.s.t. power to prosper. >> 55-year-old douglas mcarthur led the inaugural parade leading franklin delanor roosevelt in 1954. after the bonus m

dwight hicks is book in town in a play.ught up and got this thoughts on the anniversary of the super bowl title. >> seems like a distant memory, and then when i see teammates like you it seems like yesterday. because you go back to that time. those are memories that you'll never be able to be taken away from us. it was a great time. a great time to be in the bay. a great time be part of the san francisco 49ers because we were the beginning. really, of their dynasty and their success. so, that is special. that is special. i love that. it was great being a part of that. because you and i were on the -- when i saw after our second win that season the fans storming the field, and tearing down the goalposts, went, are you kidding me? could you imagine what this city would be like if we actually won a championship? and obviously it was one of my goals to help this team win a championship, and to be able to have done it and be a part of it and have the city be part of it, and the excitement wow, i mean it just didn't get any bette

dwight hicks is book in town in a play. we caught up and got this thoughts on the anniversary of the super bowl title. >> seems like a distant memory, and then when i see teammates like you it seems like yesterday. because you go back to that time. those are memories that you'll never be able to be taken away from us. it was a great time. a great time to be in the bay. a great time be part of the san francisco 49ers because we were the beginning. really, of their dynasty and their success. so, that is special. that is special. i love that. it was great being a part of that. because you and i were on the -- when i saw after our second win that season the fans storming the field, and tearing down the goalposts, went, are you kidding me? could you imagine what this city would be like if we actually won a championship? and obviously it was one of my goals to help this team win a championship, and to be able to have done it and be a part of it and have the city be part of it, and the excitement wow, i mean it just didn't get any

commissioner dwight, yes. commissioner ortiz-cartagena, yes. commissioner yee riley, yes. commissioner tour-sarkissian, yes. all right, so that passes 6-0. >> great. >> next item, please. >> item no. 9 --. >> go away, dan. >> a presentation on the planning commission small projects team. thank you, kanishka, for being here. the planning department has established a team of planners dedicated to small projects only. this is something director rand just announced to the commission yesterday. i thought we would take the opportunity, since mr. sider is here, to have him present to the commissioner on this. >> what's going around is not pleasant. thank you again, commissioners. for the record, dan sider with the planning department. i promise to be quick this time, commissioners, i have 5 slides. i'm here just to give you, as your executive director reported, a very brief update on the planning department small project team and like everything else coming out of our shop these days, this, too, has an acronym. so let's talk about the sprot >> you guys are creative. >> commission

japanese relocation from 1943 is a film posted and narrated by milton eisenhower, the brother of general dwight d. eisenhower. as head of the war relocation authority, he presents arguments in favor of the force in turn policy, while scenes are shown. ♪ >> when the japanese attacked pearl harbor, our west coast came of potential combat zone. we knew that some among the japanese were potentially dangerous. no one knew what would happen among this concentrated population if japanese forces should try to invade our shores. military authorities determined that all of them, citizens and aliens alike, would have to move. this picture tells how the mass migration was accomplished. neither the army or the warlike question -- relocation authority relish the idea from taking families from their homes, so the military and civilian nation -- agencies chose to have real consideration for the people involved. consideration was given to potential problems. there is san francisco. there were more japanese and los angeles than an any other area. in san pedro, houses and hotels occupied exclusively by japanese w

here is a look at the congressman's recommended books which focus on the life of dwight eisenhower. representative coley was currently reading those aimed greed days by linda olson which looks at the internal debate over the u.s. involvement in world war ii and he finished paul johnson's book eisenhower:a life. recommends stephen ambrose and two volume biography of eisenhower which traces his path from soldier to president. next on the list is going home to glory. a memoir of the president by his grandson david eisenhower and david's wife julie nixon eisenhower. also on the list is the white house years by jim newton, editor at large of the los angeles times. next is eisenhower's personal account of strategies, battles and outcome of world war ii in crusading era band completing the list representative tom cole recommends jeanette would smith's portrayal of the 34th president in eisenhower in war and peace. to see what their

jake, he was president of a college before entering the white house. >> dwight d.hower. >> first president born in a hospital. >> carter. >> that is correct. he served five years as president of a labor union. >> reagan. >> the first president to appoint an african-american executive assistant. >> carter. >> incorrect. eisenhower. his nickname was unconditional surrender. >> grant. >> correct. he became bankrupt after his presidency. >> grant. >> correct. appointed the first female supreme court justice. >> grant. >> first televised news press conference. >> eisenhower. >> that is correct. upon graduation from west point -- >> grant. >> collected bottles and arrowheads. >> reagan? >> incorrect. carter. he reportedly smoked 20 cigars a day. >> grant. >> correct. this president had a seven-year career in the navy. >> carter? >> incorrect. ten correct. got 40 points each. obviously 400 points. you take the lead once again. [ cheers and applause ] that's where the scores are right now. when we come back, our final round, the big one, the big bet. during the break they'

it's what made dwight eisenhower a great general and a great president. and it's what prompted alf landon with his unique wisdom to say, "there are some intelligent people in washington, but there are more of them in kansas." [applause] i hasten to add the same applies to forty nine other states. particularly iowa and new hampshire. but then, kansans have never had to look to washington, d.c. for a sense of compassion or community. as a young man in a small town my parents taught me to put my trust in god, not government and never confuse the two. [applause] something else i learned the hard way -- that while self reliance is an essential part of the american character, so is the spirit of community that reaches out to those wounded in body or soul. when i went off to war it was to defend a community of values unique in all the world. i came back sustained by the love and generosity of friends and neighbors who renewed my sense of life's possibilities. over these years, they have given me opportunities for service which i can never hope to repay. because

dwight and i won. it was great. >> fan favorite bill murray returns after picing last year. he is joined by clint eastwood and citizen kenny g. >> mike shumann will be there for the celebrity shoot out. join us for that report. >>> wonder if there will be more trash talking? >> seven things to know before you go but first weather and traffic throughout the entire commercial break. female announcer: get 36 months interest-free financing, and save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but only through presidents' day at sleep train. >> here are seven things to know. the berkeley police could fine themselves limited in the type of force they can use against peaceful protesters. the city council votes to ban tear gas and rubber bullets following complaints of how officers handled the protest. >> a tiburon school board is hoping to stop the spread of measles. the board is backing legislation to kill the personal belief exemption that allows parents to enroll kids without requ

before leaving office president dwight d. eisenhower imposed an embargo on exports to cuba. in january 1961 the u.s. severed diplomatic relations with cuba. they had a plan to over throw castro for a guerilla force of cuban exiles. that invasion at the bay of pigs in 1961 was a fiasco a propaganda cue forecast troe. it was a black eye for the new president john f. kennedy. in 1962 kennedy extended the cuban embargo to all trade with the exception of humanitarian aid but not before purchases 1200 cuban cigars for personal use. in october 1962 came the cuban missile crises. they had intense faceoffs over soviet nuclear weapons deployed in cuba. as part of the settlement u.s. agreed not to invade cuba. president kennedy imposed restrictions preventing u.s. citizens from traveling there as a penalty. presidential support for the embargo waxed and wayned. >> there is no fresh bread or meat on sale only jars from red china and russia. >> through out the decades this small communist nation was a constant thorn in the side of the u.s. it's defiance lent cuba a certain romantic mysti

both sides trying to expand their areas of control in the dwit dwighted city. that's why the u.n. is trying to broke broker a ceasefire. >> this part of sleap now a battlefield. in babel nassir in the old city they fight street by street and snipers watch for targets. >> we are here to prevent a regime from moving forward. it is the regime's life line. >> every sort of weapon is used on both sides. the most serious fighting is on the roads into the city which are controlled by regime forces. >> our main duty is to monitor the assad forces, our mission is to liberate the area so we can move dependence industrial compound. >> it is a deadly battle on 40 different fronlts and while each of the battle has made some gains, a clear win is unlikely. >>> president obama said his country is not at wore with islam but with those who have subvertd it. patty culhane reporting. >> attacks in canada, australia he went to great lengths to ensure the muslim leaders in the room that there are,. >> with that in mind officials have been careful to not use the words islamic extremism. but the agenda

that would be a plus. >> that was alicia akun yo reporting. >>> the staff says the dwight d.enhower presidential library and museum say they are actively per pursueing that plane. >>> the time now 25 after the top of the hour. balance the budget or don't get paid. good idea? why congress could soon see a pay cut if they don't compromise. >> pack your bags and head to key west. the american city that is giving up on winter's wrath. >> it is wednesday february 18th. a fox news alert. in the immigration show down president obama vowing to fight until the end to keep millions of illegals in america. >> i think we will win all of the way for one simple reason the man you had on the screen barack obama is our star witness. >> what is next in the legal standoff. >> when times get tough blame fox news. >> we spend more time talking about what do you call it as opposed to what you do about it. if fox didn't talk about this they wouldn't have anything to talk about. >> shouldn't he call it what it is? islamic extremism? >> mother nature's fury leaving people across the country trapped

dwight graduated from cornell. now in grad school. the bears up two. the buzzer for the win. off the rim. cal wins 64-62. they're now 5-6 in pac-12 play. >>> usf gave the bulldogs a fight mark. we're tied at 38 at the half. gonzaga beginning to pull away. three of his 29, one minute left. for the jam. gonzaga 12-0 in the conference. 81-70 the final. 17 straight wins for the zags. >>> earlier today usf and gonzaga women played at spokane. it was a marathon. sends it into o.t. took four overtimes to declare a winner. gonzaga able to pull away in the final frame, 91-84. >>> tom mcclellan could become the second fastest coach to win 300 games. turn around. the ice is the other way. probably can't hear me with those headphones. carolina's point off the boards. 1-0. second period, now 2-1 carolina. 3-1 hurricanes. second goal of the game. made it 3-2. under five minutes to go. andre puts it on net. off dylan's skate and in. sharks lost of three of their last five. >>> the 2015 season with the fanfest. we'll hear from the players on this and the upcoming seas

dwight put his third shot on the green. 49ers and giants would tie that hole. would go to a chip off and dwight clark had the catch and now he has the putt to win it all. the 49ers, the 2015 chevron shootout champions. giants won the last two years. you just won the whole thing. >> we did? >> your chip won the whole thing. 49ers in a two-year drought with bragging rights for another year. >> they are big winners. charity is a big winner. they raised $100,000 for the 49ers foundation and other local charities. that's awesome. >> charity and golf at pebble beach. does it get better than that? it's a fun assignment. we liked it. >> all right, gentlemen. thank you very much. the all-star break is coming and it's coming at a perfect time for green who sprained his right ankle late last night in the win at philly. he's questionable for the warriors game at minnesota tomorrow which is their final contest before the break. >>> clay thompson might need a break after all-star weekend. he'll play in the game and compete in the three-point shooting contest but he'll also t

coming up at 7:00, dwight hix, celebrates his 30th 30th anniversary as the 49ers second super bowl titlee you then. >>> on abc7 news at 6:00, the president will introduce a half trillion dollar plan tomorrow to fix highways and bridges. and why it mail be about more than roadwork. >>> a rising number of sea lions found stranded in california. what scientist believe could be causing the crisis. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. >>> at 5:00, terminally ill boy who was too sick to make it on his make-a-wish experience decided to send his best friend on the trip of a lifetime instead. she wasn't about to leave him at home. take a look. emma went to florida and took a cutout of six-year-old levy may hue who went with her. now they have a waiting list of people who wont their own levi cutout to take on their vacation so he can travel the world. see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news, a massive winter storm stretching more than 1,000 miles. from blizzard warnings in chicago to another foot of snow in boston. treacherous travel ahead. >>> super bowl battle. as the

. >> so commissioner president adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagenaon his way commissioner white commissioner riley and commissioner tour-sarkissian mr. president, you have a quorum. >> all right. so the first matter of business as also the general public comment this allows members of the public to comment generally on the issues and suggests now items for that the future any public comment on that item? seeing move on to item 3. >> item 3 presentation and discussion on the city and county of san francisco economic strategy report before you tonight, you have a presentation by ted iguana the city's chief economic ate and in our binder is the draft report the full draft report and lou also you have a power point presentation. >> welcome gentlemen. >> good evening, commissioners it's great to be back before you todd with the office of economic workforce development it's with a lot of pleasure we're able to come before you tonight with the i can't want to the san francisco economic strategy as you recall back in 2004 the voters approved proposition i is

commissioner dwight, here. commissioner ortiz-cartagena said that he would be running a little late. commissioner yee-riley, here. commissioner

people had of him as a reckless cowboy was to rush to gettysburg, pennsylvania, and sit down with dwighterring to us as "warmongers," and i'd like to know what your opinion of that would be. you've known me a long time. >> well, barry, in my mind, this is actual tommyrot. now, you've known about war. you've been through one. i'm older than you -- i've been in more. but i'll tell you, no man that knows anything about war is going to be reckless. >> mann: unfortunately, eisenhower looked like it was the last place on earth he wanted to be. the two men had no rapport, no chemistry. eisenhower was trying to bail out a guy who had been attacking him less than a year ago as an appeaser. so i think eisenhower was doing his patriotic duty as a republican, but his heart wasn't in it and it showed. >> newscaster: on that note, the dialog between general dwight david eisenhower and senator barry goldwater came to a close. >> mann: the one guy who really probably could've helped him was somebody that goldwater and his people didn't really welcome into the fold. >> newscaster: ladies and gentlemen, w

that was like dwight howard.overing the nba all-star game. he's the best in the business. on tnt. we have stand-up from kyle kinane after the break, everybody. stick around. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ kraft natural cheese starts with fresh milk, carefully selected from only us dairy farms. because we know it takes something amazing, to make something amazing. ♪ get inspired at kraftrecipes.com theat devry university we to fican help...e. by maximizing qualifying transfer credits, so you can graduate sooner. all you need... is a good reason to finish now. get started at devry.edu. (vo)cars for crash survival,ning subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is

we saw dwight clark signing a lot of autographs. for the fans that do go down there, is there a lot of interaction between the two? >> yeah, what you saw today and more so the first two days than what they start playing competitive rounds on thursday. but what you saw today around the practice putting green and that's the case again tomorrow, the fans have to stay outside the ropes, but those players that are willing to come over and sign autographs, they do it and do it regularly and that's one of the things that makes this event so special. >> okay, thank you, joe. i just heard joe a second ago saying it's chilly out here. and up here in the bay area, he's an hour and a half south of where we are. no one is complaining about it being chilly up here. >> 18 feet of snow in boston downtown. 70 degrees. you have to go back to, i'm not a golfer. don't get the game at all. you see posey swing. oh my gosh. >> some of those players are really talented. >> the baseball guys, they have that swing. again, not a golfer, but he looked like tig

. >> dwight this minute. >> let's pic >> cat is not a fan of the s >>> you are going to love this ones girl figured how to combine makeup with love and food. mascara made out of oreo cookies. >> eat your eyelashes? >> you could. >> first thing you're going to do is take your rubbing alcohol, and i use this from target, and we're going to be dipping it on the co ball rubbing it inside of the container with this. >> then you remove the filling from the oreo cookies and keep the chocolate part of the cookie. >> that's good. it's like the peppermint oreo. and you do not want peppermint near your eyeballs. >> you crush the cookie and make a powder. once you have the powder put it in a bowl moisten with water. >>> adding primer and this is my stash box face timer. this will help the mascara add here to the lashes. as you can see, a thick cake batter consistency. >> once you have it ready to go put in your container and use a brush anally indicator and dip it into your conkakz. >> a before and after picture. >> they look fuller. >> i bet if someone gets near you, offer you a kiss. >> you're

niners win on a chipoff 3-2 thanks to dwight clark.the big winners are the local charities receiving $100,000. jimmy walker is back to defend his win. this goes back to his first visit 10 years ago. >> i had my girlfriend/wife at the time -- she was my girlfriend at the time, and i brought her so that may have sealed the deal. >> when steve kerr played for the spurs they are now coaching the two best teams. they well coach against each other in the allstar game in new york. kerr talked about what it will be like with nba tv. >> i think the combination of this being my first year coaching and looking at kevin durant and tim duncun and james hardin and the best players in the world next to me and next to me and seeing my former coach and his team down there and madison square garden, it is crazy. >> it is gonna be crazy. i'll be there at the allstar game reporting from new york on friday, saturday and sunday. we will be with stefan clay for the three-point shootout and the allstar game this weekend. thens pellicans star is watching hissa

dwight eisenhower prepares to take office as the first republican president since herbert hoover.l he handle his first economic crisis?

that was like dwight howard.overing the nba all-star game. he's the best in the business. on tnt. we have stand-up from kyle kinane after the break, everybody. stick around. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ kraft natural cheese starts with fresh milk, carefully selected from only us dairy farms. because we know it takes something amazing, to make something amazing. ♪ get inspired at kraftrecipes.com theat devry university we to fican help...e. by maximizing qualifying transfer credits, so you can graduate sooner. all you need... is a good reason to finish now. get started at devry.edu. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a very, very funny comedian. his new special is entitled "i liked his old stuff better." [ laughter ] it's currently airing on comedy central. and the album is also for sale on itunes. please welcome to "the tonight show," the hilarious kyle kinane, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> all right! hello! thanks for having me, james. i appreciate it. [ laughter ] i'v

overcrowding but allow us to serve a great number of students in the bay area i'm going to turn it over to dwight long our architect and mr. long will take us through the rest of the slide. >> president fong and members of the commission thank you for having me here i'm going to give you a brief overview mark did a great job of talking about the facility and the phase project i will briefing show you the organization of it inside the view of that project i'd be - the pointer does not work on the monitor but the proposed facility goes over the existing parking lot on oak street there that serve the church and the school the first order of business will be moving a hectic residence to the center of that property to the east and up against the existing st. agnes life center the two green spots in that location open space areas that relate to the mid block open space area in that neighborhood there and relate to the overall entrances and back spaces are for did you proposed facility we're doing all the work on the interior of the work for the st. agnes theatre and that's proposed for a 24r5ir9. >> es

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it is a old lockheed constellation that was the official aircraft for president dwight eisenhower between54, before these types of aircraft were referred to as air force one. now it has been sitting on a firmed in a regional airport near tucson for about a decade. it was an incident on this aircraft that prompted all american presidents to fly under the call sign air force one. the plane now sits in a field at the airport outside of tucson. >> that is a very significant number there, 8610. that changed the whole course of presidential transport history. >> it carried president dwight eisenhower in about a year. one evening in 1953 the aircraft was involved with frightening incident with the president on board. >> for air traffic control purposes, flight 8610, in 1953, this aircraft and eastern airlines flight 8610 ended up in the same airspace over new york city. >> call sign air force one was born. plane was eventually replaced and ended up at davis air force base. where the history was lost and sold at auction to a man named mel chrysler who needed planes for crop dusting. 10 years late

the housing and particularly in my industry in the restaurant industry i've seen the commissioners dwight he started out with hiring local and hiring within our zip code now we don't have anyone in the city anymore so that's a concern one of the questions i wanted to ask we talked about the sector was this done in regards to the impact within the artists cultural sector because one of the things that i as also a restaurant it hires musicians i feel we're we're losing our own knowledge e penguin because of not having did middle-class as far as. >> laura did you want to talk about the work and the entertainment sector. >> well, we definitely seen over the past couple of years ted did a study on the night life there was a justification for adding a position in the office so we have a office of economic workforce development focus on the night life and entertainment industry to work on doing things that create the live performance permits a robust website for people that are looking to consume the night life and entertainment and part of that economy and looking at the different roadblocks fo

dwight for three for stanford and they are still within striking range but too many stanford down the stretch. michael humphrey with a splash. stanford beats cal 67-57. >>> still with basketball, somewhere in this huddle is rex walter the head coach at usf. at pepperdine, and tim dirksen likes to hit from the corner. the dons are rolling. pepperdine, look at them extend the defense, extend it, extend it, and then jet raines says pass it to me it's an easy bucket. dirksen says here's my back, climb on, i'll carry you through. it's the layup. he scored 19 for the dons. one last-ditch effort for pepperdine. half court launch, no, no, no, the dons won 56-54. dons have beaten the waves seven straight times the third straight win overall for san francisco. >>> we show you duke because, well, our producers fell in love with them they are hosting clemson. here's a ridiculous shot for cook! hit, let it go and somehow, it went in! at clemson they gave it the old college try. dante grantham hit in the second half. no closer than 10. fourth ranked duke all the way. i better get a call from the du