and so, that was the safety p precautions. >> maurice, let me ask you, does it seem -- i don't know -- the university, i know, is being questioned for being negligent here, the head coach, brian kelly, there's a lot of questions about whether he should have made the decision because it is his responsibility to look after not only the players but everyone involved with the football program. do you think that he should have said something, he should have made sure declan was in a safer position? >> i don't know. i'm not sure whose job it is to make those decisions, but it's just a freak accident. there's really nothing you can do to try and prevent it, there's really no use going back with what-ifs. >> chris, i know were you there. could you see the tower swing, did you know declan was in danger? >> you're right. i was there. i was in practice and i happened to look up and there was a huge gust of wind and i saw the tower tip over. and i saw it land over the fence and, at that point, i ran over to the street and i stood by him for a couple minutes. i was ten feet away. and i waited unti

team to assisi to measure and photograph the original chapel while back in san francisco, architect mauricerdo considers construction options of the national shrine. >> the first thing we do as architects we look at what drawings were available from the existing and then go in and remeasure the building. as build and then from there we do our schematic design basically first process of designing the new building. at the same time angela is gathering all the information pictures, documentation. >> after my meeting in assisi was a partnership he sent us all the drawings the original archived drawings from not only the portuncula but those in the vatican archives. >> it is a new building, built a new structural standard, new architectural standard but that is where the relation to new construction ends. >> we are in an earthquake prone area we had to make this seismicically resistant it took extra work to make sure this little chapel fit inside this building and that is one of the reasons we made it three quarter scale you want it to look architecturally correct but if you scale it down three

to share alongside steve nash is now occupied by head came warrick and he can be just as nice as a maurice to them are now i doubt around andre carryin coalface the cutting down williams with a monster slam as the jazz caps called the deficit to six late in the third quarter it was too much nash game base won a six hour for a thirteen quietly thirty six year old still going strong the suns win by sixteen while the jazz style of the season with two defeats. and european basketball now says are off to an unusually slow start in the euro league the double champions dropping their second straight group game to badmouth annika as the team's no strangers to each other having met in two thousand and seven and two thousand and nine championship games. with a team high eighteen points for the greeks jamen garden the only player to score in double figures for the autumn and is twenty points helping say a skull stay in the game and the match was tied to one at the hall. began pulling away all of that point the greeks bowl movement paying massive dividends as they held on for a seventy four to sixty w

. >> chef maurice dissels believes in keeping the menu as unique as possible, and for his desserts, heies on a local girl done good--sheri tate. >> she brought a sample of her ice creams and sorbets, and as they say, the rest was history. >> it comes as no surprise, really, that ice cream has been called the great american dessert for a reason. each american consumes an average of 23 quarts of ice cream, ice milk, sherbert, and other commercially processed frozen dairy products a year. but even the gre american dessert can get a makeover every now and then, and that's where sheri tate comes in. she came up with an idea to combine two of her favorite dessert staples: ice cream and liqueur. >> as a kid, my parents made liqueur-infused ice cream with their friends, so they made something called "grasshoppers," which is similar to the cream de mint we made today, and it was a blended ice cream drink with cream de mint liqueur. and i think that's probably where i got the idea. >> so sheri left her desk job in the silicon valley to pursue her dessert dream, and thus silver moon ice cream was

. >> forest talked about the issue of discrimination against people with criminal records -- maurice. that mean we would not need these other remedies, but we are a long way off from that being the national standard, unfortunately. what i work with people on every day as cleaning their records up to the extent allowable under california law, so cleaning your record up to the extent allowable under california state law is really different from saying "clean slate." i feel like we are at best raising expectations unfairly because there is no clean slate in california, but we are trying to improve the laws that there are and expand them. actually, this session and assembly -- my coworker who works on policy in my office has been successful in working with community partners and putting forward ab 2068, and it is really a technical fix, not sending terribly exciting, and if i say it, your eyeballs will fall out of your head, but it basically updates penal code section 1204a the expunge men or dismissal remedy, and brings it up to the same level as 120 3.4. the point is in some cases, peop

me when people in india are being stranded in the flood stricken areas of the world this is what maurice. but practical interest will certainly promote good discussion of we should unite our efforts or to fill in the they can mean sphere is where the work of rescuers and firefighters has been insufficient if you need to get united this is what the forum is going to discuss what do you mean by uniting efforts that is it new choices can switch over it existed the moment or. that the creation of a supra national body like the world government a center that's going to monitor the global situation. with the you know we are totally void of such a great commissioners because there is the united nations the european union in europe korea the shanghai cooperation organization for example that there are plenty of such platforms which cover the entire world but we are talking about idol and details that make a rescue operation more energetic and effective and help avoid intermissions in our rescue work this is what we have learned from our prop tickle experience if you are finding a fire you cannot

justification for that kind of force against such a small island nation or not as mark says prime minister maurice bishop's social reforms and close ties to cuba worried the united states. hundreds were killed and injured when the u.s. bombed the densely populated areas we never could get a final. complete estimate of the number needed to. the number of cubans of the. country small population of one hundred thousand. it was very hard in many ways it was a litmus test for u.s. military might in the post vietnam war era and an opportunity to fire reagan's billion dollar war machine absolutely. the us updated on the basis. of the most blatant. cuban military base. the quick brutal invasion became the us blueprint first in grenada then panama the gulf war and the invasion of iraq. grenada also marks a paradigm shift in journalists' relationship with the military the invasion of grenada with something of a testing ground for what we've seen come afterwards in which the media with extremely controlled so that the message coming out with the message that the united states wanted the people to hear you kn

unsung to achieve one that pro-democracy leader has been under house arrest since then and me and maurice self has been under military rule since one thousand nine hundred sixty two. in a russia's far east has been buried in ash after a volcano on the peninsula erupted schools and offices had to be closed and there was little signs of life first several hours thousands of people were forced to stay at home or urged to wear respiratory masks if outside crowds of stretched thousands of kilometers across the peninsula your say they're likely to remain for another few days. britain's a drastic budget cuts announced last week are already making their impact felt universities around the country are having to make do with less and as artie's laura met found out top academics are starting to look at broad for better funded research positions. fifty of dreaming spires and academic excellence but not the long. according to some if the government refuses to support it professor brian foster loves oxford he's a particle physicist head of one of the leading research departments in the world but he's a

. >> shead her son maurice when s was 20. there is also lot of specation abouwho his theras. >> re: and where does the speculation take us? >> it takes us to believe that he may well have been the son of a belgian prince, or he may not have be dependinon whose accoun you ad. ththins the iorta thing is he was despite all the lors, the friends, the colleagues, and she had a very rich relationship with the outside world, he was at the centre of her heart always the person from the moment he was born as i said when she was 20. he was the person she ced about the most. and all she asked of him in return for her endless supportas tt he dress we. ldz i love you if you dress well. >> no, not-- she would love him anyway but that what she wanted that wa h reward >> rose: my one expectation of su to dress well. >> and he did. >> rose: she also was a political activist, you suggest. >> she was. >> rose: certainly on civil rights issues. >> well, she, yes, in america she spoke up for civil rights. t her great act of political impulse was

they are 18-year-old core may nun of mountain house and 19- year-old maurice robinson of oakland.y were among four people shot at the party at monarch bay golf course. the party was promoted on facebook. the promoter admitted to giving false information to avoid the permit process. >>> a man has been caught lurking in the women's locker room at cal. he got in because he was dressed as a woman. police say he was spotted monday wearing a wig and sunglasses and pointing a camera toward the shower room. last week a man was spotted wearing a different wig but no sign of a camera in that incident. police aren't sure yet if it is the same person. >>> pg&e has unveiled a plan it says will increase safety around its natural gas pipelines. anne makovec joins us now from san bruno, where last month's disaster prompted pg&e's move. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning. >>> reporter: this move comes just days before the national transportation safety board is expected to release its preliminary report into the explosion and that is expected to refer to shutoff valves because if automa

touchdown as the jags shocked it was helmet day in jacksonville where maurice jones drew lost his butthe touchdown as the jags shocked the coats, kisses all around. you want to see a really bad cramp? fred keys el. down goes phrasier. they don't want to see any more of this from the braves rookie jason hayward. the jay eh kid is coming to at&t. finally 'niners and falcons. blocked the punt, taylor ways the rookies looked like willie mays with the over the shoulder catch. his feet in bounds? yes. the rookie safety who got his first start after they released michael lewis today. today officially the rookie safety had 11 tackles in his first start. >> of course that was their last score of the game. >> yeah, that was. >> he as a good little dance move for being a rookie. >> for a rookie not bad. >> we're coming back at 7:00 and 11:00. they have to dance. [ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at pro.com. angry peasants can mess up a i parkcar really bad.tle at "medieval knight fest". cu moment happen matt, my mercury agent, helped me file a claim right away. turns out mercury

maurice wyle is a former nfl player.the bills, the chargers, cowboys and the jaguars, played ten seasons. he's an ivy leaguer, graduated from columbia university in 1997. despite all of that he never learned to swim either. i am now officially in good company. but now -- he actually decided to do something about it. listen to this. >> you see those waves out there? they hit a lot harder than the players do in the nfl. i've never been more scared and intimidated of anything in this world. you've got to float. you've got technique. you've got to move. you've got to breathe. >> all right. marcellus's first swim lesson just a day after six young african-american boys tragically drowned in a louisiana river because they couldn't swim. nearly 70% of all african-american youth can't swim. the fatal drowning rate for ages 5 to 14 is the highest. three times that of white children. marcellus wylie wanted to change that. welcome. good to have you on the show. when i first heard about this i was fascinated. why do african-american

>> it worries me, but were maurice me more is mocked -- but what worries me more is our addiction to fossil fuel. before this film, i was not thinking green. i would leave lights on. i was not recycling. i did not think it made a difference. i turn lights off like crazy now. i recycle. we have to get off of this addiction to fossil fuel. that is something that, hopefully, americans will really start being more focused on. >> we are winding down our time. i have one last question. president obama is a huge admirer of your work. i believe he went on his first date with michele to go see "do the right thing." you have been part of the obama's life for a while. how you feel about president obama now? we have a midterm election coming up? what you make of the tea party movement? >> the president is in a rough spot right now. i have not deserted him. he still has my support. he will have to work hard to get a second term. i will be there to support him, -- here is the thing it comes down to. i think this is a good way to end this thing. one out of seven americans are in poverty today. the

maurice is on our independent line. caller: thanks for c-span. i don't think we should be cutting spending at all. i believe with the sum of the republican callers -- we just spend money on the wrong things. if america really wants to save this economy and really wanted to save the world, all we have to do is build a trade system -- train system from california to the east coast because our infrastructure is horrible, our mass transportation is horrible. if we build the train system, it would save money on pollution, save money on gas, but the government don't want to do that because as soon as -- just like the oil companies, any time anyone of us goes to the gas pump, they get a check. they are not trying to fix the system. they want us to bear the brunt of all the bad decisions been made over the years. what ever they are trying to do is not going to work. you have to improve efficiency in this country. this country is running like an old 1982 pickup. we need better than this from our leaders host: thank you. great britain has about 62 million