it's hubbard up the middle. it's hubbard staying on his feet!rd able to go through curtis bolton. >> brian: this is just a cat and mouse game. if they're going to play off on the outside, they're going to the outside. if not they're going underneath. >> steve: running hubbard has been their best offensive play. he's over 100 yards now. >> brian: honestly, if i'm lincoln riley i think about calling a time-out, getting my defense a lit of a break. your offense doesn't need it as much right now as your defense does. they're getting an opportunity to substitute because mike gundy did. >> steve: yeah, now lincoln riley is going take that time-out. >> brian: he sensed there was some confusion, guys are gassed. i think that was a smart play. >> referee: time-out, oklahoma. their first of the half. >> matt berry, you have 30 seconds. >> that's a bunch of time, steve levy. half the big ten championship is set. big ten west champion, northwestern beats iowa 14-10. coming up tonight, wyatt ray and boston college trying to pull the upset over clemson at hom

hubbard weaves through the traffic. hubbard in the field goal range at the 22 yard line.n askew-henry with the big stop for west virginia. >> todd: we talked about the new center in there, ry schneider. what a block on the second level on the linebacker to break that play open. >> sean: you wonder if stop of the defensive attention now is on cornelius thinking he might keep it with the way he's been running lately. the mountaineers crowd the line a bit. then start to retreat. under 1:30 to go. >> todd: this defense is calling for a pass, because they're in there to stop a run. >> sean: here's hubbard again. first down, 11 yard line. kenny robinson made the tackle. todd, if you're west virginia now, do you start thinking about time-outs? >> todd: you might need to. nice block by the left tackle on david long who's been making a bunch of plays. that time he was put to the ground and hubbard ran right through the block. >> sean: cornelius, four years a backup, so poised running the play clock down, making sure they're in the right play, making the right decisions on whether

. >> the cutest accessory of the night goes to florida georgia line's tyler hubbard's baby girl making> you want to hold it? oh, no, wow. she is adorable. >> so adorable and so well behaved. another shout-out to florida georgia line. their hit song meant to be was performed last night. it's been number one for 50 weeks on the billboard country charts. good luck getting that out of your head. such a good song. >> already right here. i love how florida georgia line always thinks out of the box with their collaboration. so good. >>> another good collaboration, "the favorite". the ladies telling me, you have never seen a period film like this. >> if you do not go, i will stop. >> very intimate women. they slap each other, they kiss each other, they make love. it's women getting to do just about everything there is to do. >> emma and rachel are competitive cousins vying for the love and affection of queen anne of england. >> you have to come close to abigail. she is a biter. >> you're jealous. >> joe alwyn plays emma's husband and one scene gets pretty steamy. >> the wedding night was prett

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prosecutors says quite a bit about the japanese corporate governance system all right the dispy clear tim hubbard joining us there from indiana thanks very much for being with us thank you very much. motorists in france have blocked access to oil depos as part of mass protests there over expected fuel price hikes on monday demonstrators burned tires and debris on a highway leading to the tunnel beneath the english channel they want the french government to abandon its to abandon its planned tax increases on fuel on saturday one protest that died when she was hit by a car while blocking a road. our european union foreign ministers have been need to get brussels to discuss the u.k.'s proposed breaks it deal which could be signed off as soon as sunday it comes british prime minister theresa may attempt to sell the deal to business leaders and her own party largely has more. if politics is about momentum then for now it seems momentum is with the european union or at least those who want a future deal which keeps the u.k. as close to europe as possible the prime minister was talking to business leade

therefore it's half of the equation and because of the imperatives that are coming from above mr hubbard has to give the best version he can unfortunately even if he doesn't know that a third or fourth or fifth in the interview with western media outlets i don't think he will change or minimize what the americans what the europeans what the arabs what the asians what the africans would like to know because it has become a moment where we need to maintain at least the minimum moral and ethical approach toward start the saudi politics as well as the saudi connection with these governments and institutions now mention thank you very much my prayer. and we've got a lot more to come on this hour does in our news hour including protests bringing the island of reunion on to a standstill why it's more than just about rising fuel prices. the race is on to replace angela merkel as leader of germany's ruling party with public debates across the country and what's in a name people in taiwan prepare to vote on what to call their really picked team that's coming up with core install. probably going to

in a little town called hubbard iowa. we were in the middle school cafeteria. it was a very interesting thing. in the person that introduce cruise this morning was steve king. he is one of the anti- immigration hawks in congress among other things. free feel free to laugh. the candidate begins with lavish props. every day steve stands up and fight for the constitution. he crawls over broken glass with a knife between his teeth. fighting for the men and women of iowa. this is a fair example of the rhetorical style. the over stimulated. the faithful ever at war with the armies of darkness. in that world we are always standing at the abyss. pulling this nation back from the cliff. we are perpetually running at a time. we are here at this money for something a lot more important than politics. his voice dropping as it nears the end of every thought. you would think that he gargles twice a day with the hot cocktail of high fructose corn syrup. they mastered the catch in the throat. as every pro- knows pro knows that's where the money is. that certain bias in these p

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hubbard himself won a nobel prize for chemistry in one thousand nine hundred eighteen for his synthesizing of ammonium much food production depends today on harbors methods for producing fertilizer but the impact of the chemical weaponry developed from harbors chlorine gas. as being devastating. were first conscripted into the french army in one thousand nine hundred eleven. they found themselves fighting as part of a french occupying force in morocco and march nineteenth twelve. then they were called on to fight fellow muslims on a far greater scale. when the ottomans joined the warren of ember nine hundred fourteen it dawned on the chin is even conscripts they might now be ordered to fight turks syrians iraqis lebanese and palestinians. this deeply offended their our old sensibilities. i hope this apprehension quickly turned to insubordination. here at the gymnasium board of bizarre that there was a rebellion in november one thousand nine hundred fourteen by troops being sent by the french to europe the chin is eons refused to board boats bound for march say is the hand of one but that i

what if it hit the wall when as hubbard begged and. aesthetics do you know my book. well.in that the. edward saeed worked hard in the us media to explain how the nine hundred eighty eight palestine declaration was in fact a compromise and this paved the way for the nine hundred ninety one madrid conference and then the signing of the oslo accords on the white house lawn in september nine hundred ninety three by yasser arafat blitzer could have been a mahmoud abbas. but saeed had become increasingly critical of the way the negotiations were heading and had resigned from the p. and c. in the one nine hundred ninety one. he considered the oslo agreement to be unfair and far too heavily weighted in favor of israel and they demanded he said to a palestinian surrender. it was a complete chance i was outraged by the document. these rarely government letter to the p.l.o. was one and i have lines in which it says the government of israel recognizes that the p.l.o. is the representative of palestinian people. the palestinian letter was a page and a half long single spaced apologizin

of that economists at goldman sachs and jpmorgan warning of a growth slow down next year so glenn hubbardn joins us the former counselor of economic chairman under president george w. bush. good to see you, sir. the goldman report on the jpmorgan report basically said next year we have maybe a little above 2% growth first half of the year little below 2% growth the second half of the year i believe. what do you think next year will look like? >> well, i think the forces to look at are what do you think is going to happen to oil prices, to monetary policy and to the trade policy discussions that are going on. there are scenarios that could get you to the slow growth in the 2% range but i could also see higher growth if the fed does its normalization right, if trade policy normalizes, and the oil price stabilizes. so it really depends, and i think part of what has weighed on the stock market right now has been the decline in oil prices. there's been a pretty robust correlation between oil price changes and s&p 500 changes. connell: a couple of things, well i guess three things that you ment

investigation into the sixty four year old shares of drop more than six percent since gone so rest tim hubbard is assistant professor of management in the mendoza college of business at the university of notre dame he says the arrest raises crucial questions about other decisions call a scone might have made. i think it's very important to reconsider that if he's willing to go to the lengths that he has gone to in order to cover a pay that he has been taking for himself you have to ask yourself what else has been going on at the companies that we haven't yet figured out about if he's willing to go and have this much risk in terms of his own personal pay we might have similar risks in other areas of the business i think it's a combination of power but then also a little bit personality we are seeing you know quite a bit across the world where people with a lot of power specifically c.e.o.'s over the boards of directors are engaging in a lot more misconduct and that's that's troubling especially as we've been trying to increase corporate governance practices across the globe and it's so disappoi

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