. >> reporter: that doesn't mean keenan is the serious one. >> keenan got called home a lot from the. had good grades though but just conduct was out of hand, behavior, talked too much in class. >> reporter: keenan, who is two years younger, originally committed to alabama in 2009. but when zach transferred to cal, he had a change of heart and decided to join his older brother in berkeley. >> he decided to come out here so i was like why not. still a big conference. i can get a great degree from will and still get good coaching and a grit program. >> i wouldn't expect him to make a decision like that. maybe a couple of days or even weeks. but he just told me wherever you go, bro, i'm going with you. >> reporter: so take a guess who has become maynard's go too guy this season. allen is second in the pack 12 in both yards and receptions. >> maynard throws, for allen, he has it! touchdown game over! >> reporter: zach and keenan grew up together in greensboro, north carolina. and while they have different fathers, they don't like being labeled half brothers. >> i feel like a half-brother

sister carol keenan, one of the famous enabouts for obamacare. >> she was there at the signing. leaded to classic unintended, and hospitals and agencies cutting insurance coverage. >> and what about the catholics charities and what they can do abroad. >> the catholic bishops, they've had for a long time the charter to go and help women who have been victims of sexual trafficking, essentially. and they have been acclaimed, essentially as-- >> very effective. >> yes, very effective and suddenly in comes that typically reputable source of reason, a.c.l.u., filed suit and suddenly the government withdrew the contract on these grounds and gave it to someone else. and-- >> because, because they said that catholics could not refer people for contraception and would not refer them-- >> and abortion. and so this was the only thing required to help these women, to save these women, and so, there we are. they have this double shot now, the universities and this. >> paul: dan, can i put-- you've followed this usual for years. >> yes, i have and the catholic bishops and the church and the st

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which starts up in keenan's as runs through the mining bill becomes contaminated down that which is just south of picher it then rooms on the east side of commerce runs through the center of my own engine the osho river. on into green light let's just say it's been doing this since eighty three nothing but orange yucky smelly container. this watershed has been clocking five million gallons a day since there have been clocks. and water rolls into the mines or slides off the chap pilot flows out from the underground is real bad news. isaac newton says the reaction to the mining is a lifetime polluted water. and it's my system swallows in the ground water hole in the coughs up one's blood. and you look at these problems and say this is been here for a long time. it's not just twenty five years of superfund it's it's since money. and we all benefited from that money either directly or indirectly. it was a good thing for the united states but this is the legacy. kind of obligation to fix. if you drive through picher right now and drive down the road nothing's changed nothing is really change

. >> justin: if boise state falls out the other unbeaten is from the university of houston and if keenan gets them there, they might get in the conversation of having a chance to be in the bcs. >> justin: scheelhaase lost that ball. incomplete. looking for spencer harris. >> craig: but moore with a minute to foe in the football game on the blue carpet, he will get them down. tcu will have to make a play, because moore's going to take them down the field. >> justin: he did it last year against nevada, they had the chance. third and 18 coming up here for illinois. >> craig: that's why you've got to just let the season play out, games take place. >> justin: scheelhaase. scrambling. and le gets hit. courtney avery steps up, makes the play. >> craig: you know what in michigan's defense, each week, builds on the confidence they had from the previous week. tonight, five sacks. this football team came in with 17 sacks. and they took advantage. i think they smelled an opportunity because in the three-game skid, illinois had given up eight sacks. so they went full tilt and got to the quarterback.

and keenan with a laser to patrick edwards who had four touchdowns. the cougars roll 48-16 and they are 12 and 0. stanford faces notre dame, and it is andrew luck's fin gae game. we will have the highlights and the live post game interviews on "lexus after the game" at 8:30. stanford basketball met syracuse. they had the game in their hands, but it is hard to beat anybody when you turn it over times. 24 times. the former disan -- the former stanford knight checking out his alma-matter. bright with the steel and the score. he had 13 points. stanford lead by one at the half. to the second half and josh owens no. anthony brown, yes. then it is bright for three. the cardinal lead by eight. and he couldn't hold the lead. the orange answer with a 10-0 run. joseph who was big down the stretch. here comes one of stanford's 24 turnovers. he gets the call at the other end. 69-63 and it is stanford's first loss of the year. and that was your toyota sports report. >> that is a heartbreaker. to be so close. >> they had the game. >> "nightline" is up next. i'm caro

they are alex keenan, megan mccarthy, dabney hague, rachel millberg, molly o'rourke, lauren shotz and lauren oberman. so, mr. president, i want to thank all them for all their hard work, all of senator collins' staff as well, as well as our chairman, senator inouye, and i look forward to the passage of this bill this evening. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the call of the quorum be terminated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: mr. president, we would yield back whatever time was left here with the -- on the democratic side. the presiding officer: without objection, the time is yielded back on the democratic side. mr. reid: mr. president, we're going to continue to work tomorrow on the d.o.d. authorization bill. everyone has been told by the two managers of this bill if they have amendments, they should offer them. we're working on the energy and water b

the university of houston cougars led by heisman hopeful, casey keenan, as the 10-0 cougars face the s.m.u. standings this saturday. the university of houston has a long storied tradition of athletics success including 55 ncaa individual championships, 17 ncaa team titles, 19 college football bowl appearances, five ncaa men's basketball final fours, and a trip to the college world series. the university of houston has tier 1 research university distinction with the carnegie foundation. the university of houston is one of the three carnegie designated tier 1 research facilities in texas. the university of houston is also known as the first generation school for many of the students, the first in their families to attend college. our undergreat wits choose from 120 jay jors and minors -- majors and minors. it has 59 doctoral degrees. it is the second most ethically divorce research university in the united states. students come from as many 137 nations across the world. as a proud alumnist from the university of houston, i welcome espn to our campus today. thank you. the speaker pro te