xavier got out to a 14-nothing lead in the first quarter - john rhode finds dennis vilimek for a 16 yard touchdown - rhode threw 7 touchdown passes on the day. second quarter - mustangs down 21- 10 - but some great blocking downfield for connor niles - 27 yards - morningside took a 3-point lead into the half. but st. xavier comes roaring back in the 4th quarter - stephen simms - the cougars have a 54-40 lead with 6 minutes to go. here's morningside - scoring twice in the final four and a half minutes - ryan kasdorf to jason vanderkooi for the game-tying score with under a minute to go. we would go four, yes, four overtimes - but after the mustang defense holds - tyler kavan finishes things off with a 13 yard touchdown run. a combined 13-hundred yards of offense - over 200 plays - but it's morningside moving on in comeback fashion - what a game, 75-69. after we came back from two touchdowns, we believed we were going to win the game," said morningside head coach steve ryan. "we had a chance in the first overtime, and we gave it away.we just kept playing, kept playing, and it worked out fo

xavier got out to a 14-nothing lead in the first quarter - john rhode finds dennis vilimek for a 16 yard touchdown - rhode threw 7 touchdown passes on the day. second quarter - mustangs down 21- 10 - but some great blocking downfield for connor niles - 27 yards - morningside took a 3-point lead into the half. but st. xavier comes roaring back in the 4th quarter - stephen simms - the cougars have a 54-40 lead with 6 minutes to go. here's morningside - scoring twice in the final four and a half minutes - ryan the game-tying score with under a minute to go. we would go four, yes, four overtimes - but after the mustang defense holds - tyler kavan finishes things off with a 13 yard touchdown run. offense - over 200 plays - but it's morningside moving on in comeback fashion - what a game, 75-69. after weweame back from two touchdowns, we believed we were going to win the game," said morningside head coach steve ryan. "we had a chance in the first overtime, and we gave it away.we just kept playing, kept playing, and it worked out for us, so it was fantastic." "the guys kept playing, they fought

opening quarter...john rhode...pump fake...and a pretty strike to dennis vilimek in the corner of the endzone...cougars take the 7-0 lead... now 21-10 cougars later in the half...but here comes morningside...kasd orf to connor niles.....and this is maximum effort...pointing out his blockers....dives over the pylon....mustangs cut the lead to four.... this game was close throughout....dow n 54-47 in the fourth...kasdorf to jason vander kooi....29 yards....this game is heading to overtime.... a lot of overtimes...in the third ot.....kasdorf to kendall lindeman...two point conversion good as well....heading to a fourth ot tied at 69.... now a four hour game.........tyler kavan hits the outside....he finds a seam and thats your game- winner......time to play in the snow...morningsid e wins a four- overtime thriller....75-69 the final. " " morningside's quarterfinal matchup will be announced soon. alex with a win against purdue, iowa would lock up the outright title in the big ten west. a win would also bring the hawkeyes one step closer to that coveted spot in the college football playoff

the republican leadership in the middle of the week, the first week of august of 1974, john rhodes, the house republican leader, and hugh scott, and goldwater went to visit nixon, nixon asked kind of an comfortably according to bowater's diary, substantiated by roads and hugh scott, said i am going to be impeached in the house. that is a sure thing. and how many votes do i have in the senate? 20? no, of course that would mean he would be removed from office and goldwater said mr. president, my last count is you only have four folks, one of them is not mine. nixon resigned, announced his resignation the next day. so these are people who believed nixon had some positive traits. in the end every member of the house judiciary committee considering impeachment said they would vote to in peach nixon, 40 or 42 people. he crossed the political constitutional and moral line that caused his own party to reject him. are the good things? sure. the republican party and the democratic party and the citizens of this country said we cannot have this level, this criminal president. [inaudible question]

john monahan, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: a rhode island developer is moving forward with plans for a new casino just 400 feet from the massachusetts border. this week, twin river management showed off new images of tiverton. it would include 1,000 slot machines, 32 table games, and an 84 room hotel. the project still needs approval >> mark: there's a few investigation into how the government is using cellphone tracking technology. this week, top lawmakers on the house oversight committee sent a letter to 24 federal agencies. they have want to know whether they own or use devices known as sting rays, which act like cellphone towers to allow authorities to track people. the committee wants to know how agencies are using sting rays, how much money has been spent on the technology and what are the policies governing their use. >> we don't know how often they're being used, what they're being used for, what the full capability of these devices are so it's not necessarily the device that's scary it's the secrecy around it. >> mark: the lawmakers requested week. >> kevin: nice storm system

these things coming from john kerry, thing coming from benjamin rhode.have been told so many lie the from the administration, it's hard to know what the truth is. i think the truth is they ignore terrorism. they ignored the growth of islamic extremism and regarded this as somewhat of a nuisance. that goes back also to free 9/11. it was obvious both political parties looked at terrorism as a nuisance and something that could be hand by law enforcement. this is way, way beyond that. this is way beyond the line of law enforcement which is the last line of defense. twhrament we are now and that's where we were then. i don't see much difference. bill: tom donelan says it's different and more complicated than ever before. question, how did we miss this, meaning isis and its development? how? >> i think people in the pentagon and the f.b.i. and cia, i don't think they missed it at all. i think the administration didn't want thing reported. when you let let's take iraq. there was a period of time in iraq before the rights of isis that every sing day police offic

university president, john fry, says accusations against cosby stand in opposition to the school's values. rhode island's bryant university also revoked his title calling cosby's conduct aggregious. cosby has never been charged with a crime, but did admit in a 2005 deposition to obtaining quaaludes to give to women for sexual purposes. >>> meantime, a california appeals court temporarily halts plans to have cosby and his former attorney give sworn testimony. earlier this month, cosby was ordered to testify in a defemation suit brought on by model janice dickinson. an attorney for dickinson is confident cosby will eventually b deposed. >> it is 5:08 right now. get ready to check your pantry. big recall on a very popular meal. >> also, historic move with medical marijuana. the local school thal will become the first in the country to let students use the drug. >>> also, lays up those skates. the ice skating rink at dilworth plaza opens today. we will show you what is new at the ring this year. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> are you feeling a little superstitious today? avoiding ladders and the like? it is friday th

president, the famous republican senator from rhode island, john chafee, who was one of the authors of the clean water act, would be sorry to see what has become of his party today and what's being done to the clean water act that so many republicans worked so hard for over so many years. the pretense is that some evil bureaucrat force at the e.p.a. has leapt out to take over american farmers and ranchers. that's not what happened. the supreme court made decisions about what the clean water act says, defining the navigable waters of the united states, and e.p.a. had to follow the supreme court's guidance, which they did. and i believe they have been faithful to that supreme court guidance. they went through more than 1,000 peer-reviewed scientific publications. they did 400 public meetings. they had over a million comments on the proposed rule, and the vast majority of those comments were guess what? in support of the rule. what we have here is not some d.c. bureaucratic evil presence against ranchers and farmers across the country. what we really have here is a fight between upstream

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john barr with espn. mr. rhodes, you said there was never any talk about anybody losing his job.sident resigned. what was your reaction to that? >> you know, probably mixed emotion. certainly had been conversing with president wolfe over the last day or two and i think president wolfe is a caring man. he's somebody that deeply cares about this institution. i think that he probably realized it was at a point that to begin the healing process, that he needed to step down, and i think certainly all of us admire him for that. as mentioned before, you know, or maybe not mentioned before, coach pinkel nor i have any say or power to make those types of decisions. but certainly i think that was a big, maybe, step in terms of the healing process, as president wolfe mentioned himself. >> gabe dearman. you stressed there was no talk of anyone losing his job. but the statement that was tweeted out by your players specifically said, we will no longer participate in football-related activities, until president tim wolfe resigns or is removed. how do we justify those two statements? >> well, fi

battlefield - including that strike taking out jihadi john - the white house says the president meant containment of isis on the ground inside iraq sot/ben rhodes tw the fact is we have been able to stop that geographic advance and take back significant amounts of territory in both northern iraq and northern syria. even hillary clinton is now criticizing the president's talk of containing isis. just listen to what she said during the democratic debate over the weekend: 9:08:40 look at isis as the international terror network. it cannot be contained. it must be defeated. republicans are also sounding the alarm over the president's plan to increase the number of syrian refugees eligible to come to the united states sot/marco rubio we won't be able to take more refugees. it's not that we don't want to - it's that we can't. because there's no way to background check someone that's coming from syria. tag: the white house says no change of plans to accept at least 10,000 syrian refugees this year, but promises they will face extensive screening. meanwhile, the president is considering military options to help france respond to what it's called an act

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it is can begin to to believenvenient that with john adams' attitude -- he has a pretty good case here. they send this to each colony. anybody from rhode island? rhode island comes through here. the only time in our entire story that rhode island is actually doing what it is supposed to do. we have the documents that were generated and the response to this request. and they come in in june and into july. massachusetts, for example, we are there, so we think they are important. there is like 38 towns that respond to -- respond. the governor sent it to the assembly, and instantly send it to all the towns. in virginia they do not have towns, but counties. they send it to other counties. massachusetts has 38 towns. we have the response of all 38 towns. this is like, you don't get this very often in early american history. this is like a poll on independence. because they are supposed to say that they support -- are they going to rewrite their constitution from akoni to a state. because, the resolution on which the condo congress is going to vote comes from virginia. it is written at about the same time as this may 15 document is written, a

of the things that people like ben rhodes point to is the fact we have recaptured the city of sinjar, helping the kurdish, iraqi kurds. we took out apparently jihadi john. s thor significant in the context of isis as far as the big international attacks >> tactically they are successes. strategically they are not, the the territory, and that's what sinjar represents, and killing leaders is important, but if you look at isis, they believe they are largely successful. they're still holding the territory. after they took mosul some 17 months ago, they have expanded intooight other countries where they have affiliates. we just noted what they were able to do globally. in their minds, they are a succeeding organization. the longer we permit them to success like this in terms of time, they develop a degree of invincibility, and a sense of destiny and aura of success about them. >> so i asked ben rhodes whether this will be a dram tick escalation in our effort against isis, and he basically said no, there's not going to be a big ground effort, we'll continue more of the same, maybe more of the same. if president obama, as other presidents have, called you int

john clark is also live in michigan and we'll bring you the very latest coming up from nbc news 10 at 5:00. >>> the nbc news 10 is proud to sponsor the military. we'll cover dan rhodes, a paralyzed vet who's back on his feet due to remarkable technolo technology. and a hometown hero who's work runs generations deep. our special eagles salute to service airs saturday night at 7:30. >>> a demolition doesn't go as planned and it puts one bulldozer in a really bad spot. hear from the guy inside that bulldozer and what his family thought as they watched the whole thing. >>> and go blake. you won't believe how quickly he solved the rubik's cube. that's next on nbc 104. >>> and i know me and ellen can change our lives forever. >>> >> a jersey shore woman tells us how ellen degeneres can change her life. >> for more go to npc.com. >>> tense moments for a demolition crew in south alabama. >> when the demolition of a smoke stack took an unexpected turn. the plan was to blow it up but after two explosive tries the landmark smoke stack would not fall. onto plan be. there it goes. bringing down a backhoe. the only problem sit toppled back onto the backhoe. he tried to swing away

rhode island and has a regiment in the field in 1862. but the first to request from the federal government's governor john andrew of massachusetts. the regiment that would be formed would be the 54th massachusetts. agents heir recruiting governorted by andrew. delaney would be a recruiting agent for many different northern states. for therecruiting agent 54th massachusetts is a young man that grew up here in harrisburg. his parents owned an oyster house and catering business. thomas chester -- during the civil war, he wasn't a general. during reconstruction he becomes a general. aomas chester becomes recruiting agent in pennsylvania. of the early recruits for the 54th massachusetts is stevens. he enlists. stevens has grown up in this ofilance committee philadelphia and he's highly competent and he brings a number of others into the 54th massachusetts with him. he really should be an officer. there is a legitimate argument that would say he's competent enough to be the commander. the first sergeant because governor andrew decides he's not going to commission any african-american officers. i will get to why that is. but there's a n

john fauerby and his wife lynn rosenbusch. they were hit from behind while riding their tandem bicycle on tobacco road. >>> a georgetown university graduate is one of only 32 americans to get the prestigious rhodescholarship this year. congratulations goes out to hannah -- [indiscernible] she plans to study music specializing in composition. very good. >>> 6:35. the american music awards were handed out last night in los angeles. >> tommy mcfly has a recap of the awards show and some of the hottest performances. you don't want to miss this one. >> reporter: i've been standing out here from time to time all morning and just before sunrise, typically the coldest time of the day. i'll tell you what, it was noticeably uncomfortable when i stepped outside this time. into the mid-40s. lots of sunshine but with the wind it will stay into the 30s. i have a much better looking forecast as you head to your holiday coming up. >> eastbound i-66 doing a lot better. we had an earlier issue between 234 and 29. the shoulder was blocked there. looks like they're starting to get that area cleared up. you get further east of that and you're good to go as you make your way toward the capital beltway. keeping a clos