then on, and although some might say there was a possibility of indoctrination here, fossil and mcdougal had the answer which is when you teach students the old curriculum after all so you might start indoctrination it's just which kind and we've heard a lot of that in the leader here since. as i say, no one adopted the program whole because it was just too impractical to drop the curriculum entirely in the ten years later something very noteworthy happened which got a lot of people's attention which is that yale law school dropped property as a required course and this is almost unheard of because property in the first place is terribly important on the bar exam it is terribly important in all sorts of areas of real-life legal practice. but the yale students then as now or so smart as they were so agile and they could cram for that stuff when it came time to prepare for the bar exam and in the meantime think of the time you every happened in truly stimulating interesting things and this ties in the yale than as is now the most prestigious of all law schools, and this is intimately relat

right in the middle of the path is the corner of 15th and mcdougall before, and after. that's where our dean reynolds is tonight. dean, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, russ. well, the people of alabama and the deep south in general are trying to get back on their feet this weekend, but as the mayor of tuscaloosa just told us, this is going to be a very slow and arduous process. >> what's wrong? >> reporter: mayor walter maddox dropped by a relief station to assure victims help is on the way, but, unfortunately, he expects more bad news and a higher death count. >> i do expect it to rise. i'm hopeful that it won't. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people have been injured in tuscaloosa, and the mayor says emergency workers expect that number to rise, too. >> they believe that number is even higher. many of those that were treated for injuries never got reported into the system. >> reporter: suzanne horsley works for the red cross. does this break your heart? >> this has been horrible, i live here. >> reporter: she and a host of volunteers are running one shelter fil

his name is mcdougal.ogie. >> we should have named you shadow. >> reporter: as murphy was working in the shadow of the boat he heard a yelp. >> i looked down there, i said, seen a gator. i seen him in the gator's mouth. >> reporter: murphy didn't call for someone to help him. there wasn't time. >> i immediately thought, that gator is not getting my dog. i came running over. jumped over the rope and landed on top of the gator right there. >> reporter: a 72-year-old man versus a seven-foot gator. >> i landed on the gator's head, back here, man, the gator's mouth came open, and doogie took off. >> all the way down this side you can see where the teeth got him. punctured a big one underneath. he has got a pretty good one on his belly where they got him. >> friday morning, doogie wasn't doing well. he took him to the vet. >> he is my by, iake just a guy owan prt now you have heard the story, would you fight an alligator to save your pet? if not, you better hope gary murphy is around. >> i probably would have do

white water, specifically web hubble, susan thomas, either of the mcdougals. any aspect of the president's personal life except his eating habits. evidently, sir, you eat a lot. and the correspondents' association seems to think that we could have quite a bit of harmless fun with that. other subjects to avoid, newt gingrich's first wife, bob dole's first wife, phil gramm's first wife, dick armey's first wife, rush limbaugh's first wife. [applause] rush limbaugh's second wife, rush limbaugh's third wife. now, here's a real odd one, and it's really kind of, i don't know, i can do jokes about abortion but only first trimester apportions. abortions. isn't that odd? this one's almost insulting. i must remain fully clothed. for example, i cannot moon the first lady. what do you think i am, a shock jock? so, carl, you can rest assured i will not do any jokes tonight that will make the president or first lady even remotely uncomfortable and if you believe that, i have land in arkansas like to sell you. >> and that was comedian al franken in 1996 as the entertainment a

wireless network map by intercepting and downloading the payload data in precisely the way that mcdougal denies having done -- google denies having done? >> i apologize. i'm not familiar with that aspect of it or anything relating back to the patent content. >> are you aware that this process may have been used in the program to collect private confidential information and use it to construct a wireless network groups. >> it is not our policy to collect, it was in the company's intent to collect the contador payload information, we've been specific about the fact that we ever use that information. as you indicated people of the company were quite surprised. and honestly embarrassed to find out that we have been collecting it. so we said before this was a mistake that we didn't intend to collect this information and we tried very hard to work with regulators to make sure we are now doing the responsible thing. we haven't used it and we are working with the regulation to try to figure out what to do with it and in many cases we have destroyed it. >> why would the company then said that a p