still in the 1st giovanni to milton, not to be confused with john milton, the 17th century english philosopher. >> that's who i was thinking of. >> manatee wins big 49-14. >> as for the team that beat manatee last week, the newsom wolves, rams on top 7-0. long night for newsom's drew lindback picked off by lowenstein who is running like quan alexander. next play lou voice crashes into the end zone. rams are rolling and we have a paper down. lindback distributing more gifts in the 2nd 41-14 riverview in great shape now to win the district title. >>> time for the friday night blitz game of the week. before the season began you really had to consider zephyrhills the favorite to win the district title in class 5a district 8. >> last week, though, the bulldogs lost at river ridge setting up a must win game tonight against wesley chapel. could the bulldogs climb back into the title hunt? anthony allred has highlights >> reporter: both the bulldogs and wildcats coming to this game of the week match-up averaging more than 40 points a game. with the potential playoff spot on the line will the game turn

john lennon, jerry garcia, aldiss presley. the only place in the world where you'll find milton friedman writes to jerry garcia. you know, he struck me in far greater detail, but as a gentleman. we are always reminded of the elite of them. when i hear him grudgingly saying many years later at us and the guy thought you knew. >> he came from a well-off background. he married into a well-off family. he was an avid yachtsmen and so forth. i interviewed him when he was turning 75. the year 2000 i said mr. buckley, when was the last time he felt insecure about something comic emotionally insecure, in a bad neighborhood after dark on anything at all. and they said well, there have been rather anxious moment that see. one horrific squalor came through and it wasn't entirely sure. what he was disappeared he said 1958. that's a life well lived. >> yet it always wasn't famous people. his friend suffered a stroke. >> buckley near 30 of the 50 people and there are times he uses his novelist skills. he was the best-selling novel to conjure the departed, to allow the reader to savor these people as he had known then. it's an

john lennon, elvis presley. i like to say it's the only place in the world where you will find milton friedman, the conservativeright about that. [laughter] why you? how come you were able to get access like this? >> buckley gave me my start in journalism, he gave me a grant to get started on my first book, arranged for my first article to be published. i interviewed him for fox news in the year 2000. i asked him at that time -- he was an avid yachtsman, as you know, he lived well. and this 2000 i asked him, mr. buckley, when was the last time that you felt insecure about something emotionally, financially, in a bad neighborhood after dark, anything at all, and he thought earnestly, and he said there have been some rather anxious moments at sea. there was one particular squall that came through, it was horrific, and i wasn't entirely sure we weren't going to drown. and i said what year was that, sir? he just said, 1958. [laughter] that's a life well lived. bill: indeed, it is. if you want to capture the essence of buckley -- great stuff in here, by the way. i was watching a youtube clip several months ago when

milton freeman rubbing elbows with jerry garcia. also in arts and letters -- this speaks to bill buck lee's breadth of interests and intellectual cureot tis. eulogies for jerry garcia and john lennon and elvis presley. hi wrote an entire novel about elvis press elvis presley late in his career. there's a section for friends. not all the people are household names. some are people only really known to the buckley family, i imagine in terms of readers. one thing about this book, i think, a recuring them, is friendship. i don't think bill buckley would have copd to the term "jean crowd. "he would have been in a rare moment of modesty, recoiled from the word" genius --" >> i don't know. >> there is only one expert on this stage about bill buckley. but everyone that i've spoken to who knew him well, has attested that bill buckley had genius for friendship and very passionate about his friends and maintained friendshipness some cases over 60 years time. this last eulogy he wrote or published was for van gail breath, his friend. by the time that they died within a short time of each other, for 60 years. and he cultivated friendships. the invested in them. cared deeply about them.

milton friedman rubbing elbows with jerry garcia. also in arts and letters, and this speaks to build buckley's breadth of interest and intellectual curiosity, there are eulogies for jerry garcia and john lennon and elvis presley. he was an elvis man, bill buckley. he went to graceland and wrote an entire novel about elvis presley late in his career. not all of the people in the friends section are household names. some are people only known to the buckley family, i would imagine and one of the things about this book ithink , recurring theme is friendship. i always think bill buckley would have chop the term genius. he would have been in a rare moment of modesty he would have recoiled but everyone who knew him ... [laughter] >> there is only one expert on the stage about bill buckley. everyone i've spoken to new him well has attested that bill buckley had a genius for friendship and he was very passionate about his friends and he maintained friendships as he can attest that in some cases lasted over 60 years in time. the last eulogy he published was for van galbraith who has been his friend and they died within a short time of each other for 60 years. and he cultivated friendships, he