business, that's putting it the nicest way and i was the magistrate's court in rockaway beach and flushing in new york and their byways of justice, and the "washington post" in its review quotes that we once, after we -- we talked about this afternoon. we fantasized during a football game break what the supreme court would be like if they had instant replay. and we had talked earlier and i explained that i had gotten him interested in marshal mc lean, the media theorist and mc lean had predicted in 1964, a couple years before the first super bowl, that football would pass baseball as a popular game because of instant replay. it was terribly complicated game with changing players and changing -- all sorts of things on the very rapid basis, but if you had instant replay happened you could explain it, it would become -- it would pass all other sports in america, which it has done. so somehow or other, and he got very -- i called it to his attention, the supreme court librarian took care of him pretty promptly and one day watching a football game, when there was a break or halftime, he said wh

and gibson flushes from single top who continue it is to fill up that stat line. fourth assist. >> dan: he threw the ball in a perfect spot for xavier gibson. perfect not only for the catch but to make the lay after the catch. >> rich: kusnver unloads. long on the three. he's 1-8 from the field. kitchen. snaer is fouled and he'll get free throws. >> dan: we've seen florida state effective from the three point range, but gibson does a great job getting position inside. getting position inside is only a small part of it. your guys on the outside have to find you at the optimum moment. that's certainly what chris singleton did on that particular play. >> rich: snaer gets free throws. >> dan: lots of times big guys are effective inside, not because they get great position, but inside you only have great position for a fraction of a second. you have to get the ball when you have that position before all that highly depends on your guys on the perimeter finding you. >> rich: right in our our crack research staff efforting to find out if this is the worst shooting half i

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schultz flushes him out into the corner. ryan white is next in line, looks down as green puts pressure on him. mike green waiting for it. with schultz tonight, still no shaone morrisonn in the lineup. without tom poti as well in the back end. missing the services of lang and knuble and alex seem minute up front as well as gordon. gordon has missed 18 of the last 19 with that back problem. brooks laich digging for it. brendan morrison joining him on the hunt. even and full strength below six minutes to go in the third. washington needs one to tie in the white sweaters. laich good look. erskine wrister turned away. >> craig: canadiens have shortened the bench. cammalleri is just about playing every second shift here in the 3rd period. >> joe: bruce boudreau who coached him in the american league says cammalleri has a great hockey iq. can play in all these situations. erskine, wrister on the way, wide of carey price. he reacted pretty late. this one is whacked back to center by cammalleri. both teams in the midst of line change

subject matter, sugar ray, and there are so many questions that keep coming back but let's try to flush out more about the tabloid going all around. sugar ray robinson is entering the sort of end of his fight career as the civil rights movement explodes around him to get what was his posture towards the civil rights movement and fighters like muhammad ali making even more bold challenge is to power? where is sugar ray in this? >> guest: there's also a gap in 1952 to 1955. he leaves middleweight boxing to become of all things that answer he travels to nightclubs in the u.s.a., goes to europe. he is not a very good night club act, but because he is sugar ray robinson he gets on with pretty big names. he travels with the count basie band, it is just amazing. and so, he comes back and he regains his middleweight belt again and astonishing, an astonishing comeback, just a fierce fighter and he tries to move up to heavyweight to take on joey maxim and he loses and his fight career starts to go downhill. the 60's hit, he loses his nightclub, he and his wife, it may come a divorce, and so you h

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wade took a shot that was an air ball but mike miller was there at the rim to flush it down. the previous win, which came on just before a three-game losing streak was also by one point. >> it is expected in close games, especially so here we go already for the third time. butler gets the steal, the big jump shot a short one and jermaine o'neal is there. steve buckhantz, phil chenier, our come bass sportsnet crew. the last four bails, beasley has been averaging a double- double. he has two games of 11 repounds, the other two of nine. he has been really crashing the board for this team. nick young taking the shot, giving the heat the lead. wizards starting the first of a back-to-back. they will be home tomorrow night against charlotte. in and out. >> phil: good job by brendan to come out and challenge o'neal on that shot >> steve: he got it blocked but he still scores. tommy washington, the referee. former rich month basketball star, thomas blair. o'neal drying on haywood. tom washington says it's a turnover >> phil: again, good pressure by haywood, moving his feet, putting pr

johnson, the flush over chism! >> larry: what a terrific pass that time by kelsey barlow. how about johnson on the roll? well done. well done. >> dan: you can't tell me there's been a better game this year. >> dan: chism fouled. this is the u.s. virgin islands paradise jam. 55-54 tennessee-purdue, and a good one. >> larry: williams with a great throwdown right there. comes down inside. maze gives him a good pass. watch this maneuver right here by tatum as it comes across the lane. boy, the bench is a bit big? and for purdue, the same kind of thing. they're the getting good play. kelsey barlow right there. good scoring, tennessee has 16 points off their bench. purdue as ten. >> dan: mcbee, one of their top shooters outside. tough maneuver right there. >> dan: fouls, not nearly as much as we saw in the first half. seven combined so far. we had over 20 in the first half. johnson who can shoot it out there. that will be a jump ball pork session arrow in favor of the boilermakers. >> i saw brian williams get up on the block a couple of years ago. a couple of years ago, he could

snaer flushed it. >> dan: loucks is a very interesting i think issue for the florida state seminoles. he has not had a good start to the year. a lot of the seminoles have. but loucks only averaging three point as game here through the early games. and doesn't quite get all the way for the basket there, but he'll go to the free-throw line. particularly as in a state faces tougher opposition, oppositions that force them 0-to-play in a pass rush, i important, not only his ball handling, but his ability to shoot the three. and he has had a very slow start this season for the seminoles. >> rich: chris singleton is back singleton is missing a triple double in this game. he's got eight points, ten rebounds, and six assists. a couple of blocked shots. >> rich: dulkys back in for florida state. mark hall in for mercer. florence. dulkys has fouled him out beyond the strike. two more free throws for james florence. if you at the start of this season took all of the current scorers in the ncaa and got their career average, the guy at the top of the list is on the free-throw line right now. james

tonight, his 9 points, not been to the line yet >> steve: nice pass to jermaine o'neal with an easy flush. wade never had three straight games of 40 or more points. he is not headed there, at least not yet but it's early >> phil: very selective with his shots tonight. only 6 shots. 4 of 6 from the field. >> reporter: 9 point for gilbert, four assists, a couple of turnovers. chalmers into the corner for jones. now wade with 6 to shoot. challengeing nick young, gives it off for mario chalmers for three. >> phil: in the first half, 3- of-10 from three-point range. so not really lighting it up. >> steve: that's a deplating 3 after you played pretty good defense. chalmers, 26th in the league in three-point shooting. here is young with the jumper not there. miami with the rebound. richardson has not played for the team. the wizards, of course, without mike miller again, rejected by haywood, right to chalmers and he misses the 3. mike miller who initially injured his shoulder against this miami team in those games in washington and then went down last week out west with a calf. butler drives. of

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when it goes to the bathroom, which isn't messy, there's a little flushing sound. >> oh, how cute is say you can even kind of train them. they have a computer chip in there or something. but it may be hard for you to find them for the holiday. other toys are getting hard to find like mattel's mind flex and barbie fashionista. >>> maybe you'll get to thanksgiving on time this season if this trend keeps up. airlines had their best on-time rate in six years in september. that is good news for fliers. but it's not necessarily because they suddenly made some changes or the weather got better. it's because there are fewer planes on the runways. 10% fewer flights from the month before so not as much congestion. who did the best? alaska, southwest and continental. but if you flew delta you had almost a one in five chance that you were late in september. robin? >> ouch. thank you. >>> you know, more than 3,000 years can really take a toll. but it won't take that long to restore king tut's tomb to its former glory. we've seen brawls like this one at pro soccer games. these are high schoolers!

there were reports of sewer lines replaced and flushed and nobody knew what the smell was. >> mark, what are neighbors saying, what are -- are family members coming forward of those women that have been missing from that area? are they at the scene now? >> well, no. the last two days when this occurred over the weekend, they were here passing out pictures of missing relatives and loved ones and haven't showed back up passing pictures out but is attracting a ton of attention in bystanders. >> okay. we'll take a quick break on this and have more we'll take your calls, comments, questions, your theories on this. the number 1-877-tell-hln. >>> something in my heart is telling me that my sister is one of the victims. i don't want it to be true. i pray and i cry and i pray and i cry and i talk to someone. and i miss her, i just miss her. >> an emotional sister we had a chance to talk to it that woman yesterday. there are other families right now grappling with the same emotions. hoping against hope that a loved one or relative is not among the eight that have been found dead in the home of a c

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