and a pile-up on malcolm brown. i think mack brown is thinking he doesn't want to go to overtime on the road. he wand the "w" and push the winning streak to six. second down, seven. brown again. reaches, maybe a yard. shaq rowell, big number 90 wrapped um up around the ankles. texas burns their second time-out with 21 ticks on the clock. >> joey: interesting situation for texas. you've got third and six and can still get a first down. you've got a time-out which means you can run the football. craig, what's your play call? >> craig: well, i've got two choices right now. mr. brown or shipley. if i want to throw the ball to my possession receiver. but brown sounds good. if you have to, you can set it to the middle of the field and hope for a chip shot by fera to at least get you to overtime. >> joey: absolutely. >> craig: mccoy's got the head set. >> joey: i wouldn't be surprised if you saw texas run the football here, craig. >> craig: they just got the play from applewhite. timeouts important, one remaining for texas

anything of being worthy for all of the people who of gone before from malcolm x to rat brown, martin luther king jr.. to get the people who came to change this country. the least i can do, i am not a leader, i am just a poet. the least i can do is try to tell the truth. tavis: you are more than just a poet. poetry, foret, your years, has been pregnant with power. do you think poetry still has that capacity? >> oh my. i have been on tour with this and i just ran into the poet laureate of albuquerque, new mexico. he is a great kid, energetic, smart. i see it all the time. now i am everybody's grandmother and the kids give me their books and i get to hear them. i was at syracuse university for part of this. they had a 90-minute slam. i am just sitting there watching. we have the writers out there. they are not all going to be accessed at -- as successful. they will be ordinary, mid-level authors like me. they are bringing power and truth and they are bringing the joy of their work. i cannot imagine that we are not in good hands. i am not worried about going on hold. there was a time you

malcolm. thank you all (clapping) i've learned a thing or two from steve my current boss and i want to thing governor brownd associated with some bolts in the bridge but during that time the governor speculated first a steady i didn't focus on safety and wisdom to let the engineers make the decision when the bridge is safe and i appreciate that kind of direction from above to thank you governor and monthly i want to thank the people from the bay pr there have been challenges from moving this forward but through it all the people of that region have speculated great, great patience and we reward that patience with this great structure. it is true that nothing worth doing it easy but it's certainly worthwhile. it pridz it's travelers with a safe package. we'll think less about the controversies and instead call out the human spirit that built this privilege this is a human triumph thank you very much (clapping) >> it is now my great pleasure pleasure to introduce the chairman of the department of transportation. malcolm (clapping) >> thank you secretary kelly or brian. i can't tell you how happy i'm not name