michigan state knew who they were. wake up in the morning and go to bed at night, rough, tough, physical crew. oregon wanted to reshape their image a little bit and they are the flash and dash team but people thought they didn't have any muscle in there but that changed today. they reshaped their image p.m. for michigan state they have to run the table back in the big ten because we are talking about being one of the four teams in the college football playoffs. they have to win that because the metrics say extra weight given to conference champs but what hurt them is the final score today. if there is a tie or a close deal, that may hurt them but they still have a chance to have a say in it. oregon i said they had to beat stanford twice this year because stanford is in their division and michigan state plays the same way, mission number one accomplished for them. big bullies. oregon more than stood up for them and a confidence builder for them down the road. >> gus: some people at oregon felt they lost to stanford beca

caller: i am a michigan state graduate. masters, andelors, phd from michigan state. on the faculty at michigan state. i went up there last summer and got the shock of my life. i went in and talked to the geometry department and found out they have 14 faculty members . i asked them how many students they graduated last year at the bachelors level. they told me eight. i asked them how many graduate students they had and they told me three. appalled attely what i see in higher education. of thebeen a dean largest oceanography and ocean engineering teaching group in the world. i always made sure my students got jobs. evidently these people aren't , including the university that i left here many years ago. they have all turned into environmental science. the geology department -- i figured out they were probably four or five at the most out of that 14, who were actually geologists. host: president simon? guest: if you look at the job opportunities for students today , including the number of what i would call classically defined geology programs around the country, we've

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and he's continued on and he was a great teammate to me in michigan state and i know he's a greate for the redskins so i'm really happy for him. >> and keeping with the eagles you can see my exclusive interview with shady mcafter thursday night football over on cbs3. he talks about everything from the return of his friends desean jackson sunday at the linc to the commissioner's handling of the recent problems in the nfl. that's tonight after thursday night football. kimmo timonen spoke to the media today after his medical issues with blood clots. the team has no definitive answer owner he will not play tour months. chemo would like to continue to play despite these recurring problems. >> and my desire is obviously i want to play but chance of me playing is really slim. that's the fact. but i'm ready to wait that chance to see how i feel. if i still have those clots in time. >> phillies now wrapping up their four game set against the padres out in san diego. happy 55th birthday to phillies manager ryne sandberg. will he celebrate with a win? fourth inning domonic brown with a singl

michigan state, they get a win over wyoming. sketching outside the big ten. and nebraska beats illinois, 38-14. actually beating illinois 38-14. our primetime game next weekend will be michigan state and nebraska. have a great weekend. we'll see you next week. >> a police officer was shot in the arm. at this point it's unclear what might have led up to that shooting. so far, no arrests. the shooting took place on west flore son avenue in ferguson following last month's shooting of michael brown by officer darren robertson. one thing about ferguson, earlier tonight president obama discussed the michael brown shooting at an awards ceremony. he said the shooting revealed issues of distrust of law enforcement. >> it awakened our nation once again to the reality that people in this room have long understood, which is in too many communities around the country, a gulf of mistrust exists between local residents and law enforcement. >> some of michael brown's family members attended tonight's dinner. to our other stop story, a unique focus by charlottesville police t

michigan state down. tip drill. the diving catch. that final. >>> lebron james in ohio to watch virginia tech and ohio state. hokies never trialed in this game. michael brewer, to bucky hodges. buckeyes quarterback, threw three picks under a minute to play, 63 yards the other way. virginia tech with the upset of ohio state, 35-21, that final. >>> florida state hosting the citadel. jameis winston, 22 of 27. 2 touchdowns. 12 yards to williams. 14-0, seminoles. before the half, winston on the 1 yard line, play fake finds nick o'leary. 37-12. >>> 19, nebraska, hosting mcneese state. early fourth quarter, cowboys quarterback, daniel sams keeps it himself. they score two plays later. 36 seconds left in the game. tommy armstrong jr. finds ameer abdullah. gets around eight different defenders for the 58-yard game-winning touchdown. can anybody tackle here? nebraska hangs on to win, 31-24, that final. >>> let's tee it up. bmw championship. cut to the final 30 today. and phil mickelson knew he wasn't going to make the cut. he withdrew, saying h

michigan state, they get a win over wyoming. sketching outside the big ten. and nebraska beats illinois, 38-14. actually beating illinois 38-14. our primetime game next weekend will be michigan state and nebraska. have a great weekend. we'll see you next week. a little girl faces a long road to recovery after being viciously attacked by a pit bull inside her family home. she's hospitalized in critical condition as doctors try to save her arm. i'm walter perez. a terrify ago tack ton an 78-year-old from newark, delaware. she was rushed to children's hospital of philadelphia. "action news" reporter kenneth moton has the story from chop. >>> this 8-year-old girl lost a lot of blood and has a number of soft tissue injuries to her arm. she was fuld perfect ai dupont to chop to see a specialist as doctors tried to save her arm. >> the police say the family dog turned on ruck le s 8-year-old daughter. >> she's a friendly girl and loves animals and my heart goes out to the family i feel awful. >> police, paramedics and animal control rushed to the home 1 p.m. where t

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michigan state.heir first game since that trip to eugene, spencer. >> spencer: williams doing the job. sparty doing it here. the handoff. 80 yards for the touchdown put them up 73-14 michigan state at that point, 103 yards, three touchdowns for williams. >> adam: last time they met they were losing 7-3 at halftime. they cruise here. rob bolden with a tough tay against the spartans. a modern-day big ten record for wisconsin. a bill bugk -- big bulk of that melvin gordon, 253 yards and five touchdowns. >> spencer: taysom hill, 15 yards for the touchdown put them up 20-16, b.y.u. trying to get off to their first 4-0 start since 2008. >> brian: strong. >> adam: virginia almost gets it done in utah. did not happen. j.b., we heard bht amari cooper heisman campaign. >> brian: ♪ east caroline. ♪ carden's fourth t.d. pass of the game. >> spencer: carden needs to be in the heisman talk. >> adam: six total touchdowns going for their fourth straight over an a.c.c. team. coming up, it's been 20 years since duke s

at michigan state and i know he's a great teammate to the redskins.appy for him. >> and flyers defenseman kimmo timonen spent the first time since august when the doctors discovered he had blood clots that reached his lung. the reality being on blood thinners there's really a good chance he will not play again for the fliers. >> the phillies still on the west coast to sand ago. not good most of them haven't been this year. kyle kendrick. that's a homerun and it's throw hugh one right now in the sixth and that would be san diego. >> chip kelly has some interesting news conferences when he's tired of the same questions. it was another chip day today. chip kelly loosening up with josh huff into said he should definitely play by next week. but when the questions started his news conference with the michael kendricks injury the answers are the same from chip. >> can we get this out of the way. i'm never going to ask i don't care. just tell me if they can play or can't play. that's all i ever ask. i'm not a doctor. it's a grade 32. i don't know what that me

the success he had at michigan state and he's continued on and he was a great teammate to me at michigan great teammate to the redskins. so i'm really happy for him. >> just win, baby. our coverage eagles and redskins starts with fox 29 "game day live" at 11:00. i'll be down at the linc followed by fox nfl sunday the noon. kick off 1:00 o'clock and we'll wrap it up with our post game report at 4:30. the flyers opened training cam and for the veterans tomorrow. one player not on the ice and may not be on the ice the entire season is kimmo timonen. i'm told that he told people at the flyers wants to play one more season then retire. but his health issue is a dangerous one. it was discovered in august he had blood clots that reached his lungs. so he's on blood thinners and obviously you cannot play with all the hitting that could cause bleeding. so he wants to play but it's dangerous with contact. so he told his wife that could affect things at home. >> based on the doctors i can do anything else except contact sport. i told my wife, i can't clean any dishes or i can't vacuum or anything li

and michigan state. first-ever big 10 conference dame for the terps took place in hoosier country. skip to second quarter. knotted at 3. threatening c.j. brown. scoring touchdowns. maryland takes a 10-3 lead off that score. later on, showing off the arm. finding one of his playmakers. 29 yard touchdown. taking a selfie for a touchdown celebration. i like it. this, i didn't like so much. c.j. brown, cast on left hand. sprained that left wrist knop word if he'll be ready for next week just yet. brown out. second string in. a swing pass. he'll dot rest down the sidelines. 36-yard touch down fwop in the game. maryland win as first big 10 difference game 37-15 over indiana. >>> virginia, they won two game all of last season taking on kent state today. first quarter, up a touchdown. colin reardon's pass picks off. this is maurice canaday. the junior. watch this. stake off the quarterback here. cut back. an easy score. 69-yard interception return. wahoos even it up at 7. second quarter. kent state back on top b

also michigan state university on her education and the role of the big ten conference.washington journal" begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span campaign 2014 debate coverage continues tonight at 9:00 with the nebraska second congressional debate. on friday afternoon at 2:00, the oregon governors debate. sunday, the iowa u.s. senate debate -- c-span campaign 2014 -- more than 100 debates for the control of congress. few of the a comments we recently received from our viewers -- >> i watch c-span almost every morning and you guys do a great job of the programming. i think the people you have on our really good and the topics you choose are really good but what i would like to see is somebody from both sides of the opinion. i think a lot of people have commented. i think watching the debate between two of the people is so much more informative for the public. you guys have done it a couple of times and i turn it on and we get both sides and i think that's what is really off sometimes. you guys are great but you could be awesome. >> c-span needs to get more lib

i remember when i was at michigan state, i was working the laboratory and i was being paid about halfhe minimum wage because at that time the job that i had wasn't covered. i got to work in the laboratory. i was being paid to train. it was a great deal for me but halfway through my college years the legal department at michigan state said that the minimum wages are now going to start applying to the job i held so i was fired. the only way i could get back into the lab to train us to pay tuition for an independent study course so now i have to pay to train. i have to pay university money to get back in the lab. also the minimum-wage stunts employees from giving to disable the chance. i remember when i was rehabbing lower income housing in kalamazoo we have material all over everywhere so of course some were doing rehab. a gentleman approached me and said you know i live just a block down the street and i live in this home for the mentally disabled. obviously he was not to disable because we were able to have a pretty good conversation but he was a little slow. he said he and i can clea

january 17 and michigan state as they would come to town wrapping up their regular season on march 8 at nebraska. >>> finally tonight, dc native kevin durant who played for the oklahoma city thunder will be continuing to show a show of support for their hometown posting this photo to instagram saying easy money. he's been spotted, of course, don't be surprised if they show up at the park, but now you know that they would stay here in dc with the nationals. you know, to see if he could come back. >> yes. if he could come back. >> that's the whole idea. keeping the rumors going that he might be coming back to dc. >> and for all you fans, this is dc, right? >> yes. that's right. >> the big team, but the nats are here. >> yes, they are growing. you know, two playoff appearances in three years, why not. >> as for the redskins being number one in defensnumber one. >> you know what, but they played the jaguars in jacksonville last week. that would make anybody look good for one year. >> i did it to read the statement a couple of times. you know, is that right? is that right? but now they ha

top 13, two on, two out, and andrew susac, the rookie out of michigan state.iants get three in the ining and win it 5-2. >> all right, so have a race. not done yet. >> the birthday party is going to be smoking. >> smoking huh? >> yes. >>> up next in the pulse, a leisurely ride in russia. not for long. >> really. >>> and lamp shades dancing. have some fun showing what is possible with drones. stick around. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. so now, i can do more of what i love. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, or tired feeling. common side effects are dizziness,

we had to beat michigan state to go to the rose bowl. we had to play them in tokyo.t was a game that was decided five, six years prior to that that we'd play. it came down to that. so i just have nothing but great memories about winning that game. the month leading up to california, getting off to california. you know. california still hates wisconsin people. we're not welcome there. we're not that type of people. but we had a lot of fun and our fans came out there. it was just, you know, nothing but great, great memories. >> as many accolades as you had, you didn't go in the first round. you're a second-round pick of the redskins. were you disappointed? did you think you'd go in the first? were they proceeding smoke up you know where, did you buy any of that? >> i didn't buy any of it. i got sick of -- it's such a -- to chosen by the redskins was the highlight of my career, has been to this day. leading up to it, the combine, the guys that are doing it right now, all the way up to the draft, it was the most miserable, miserable time to be doing that. to hear everybo

the michigan state university president on home education and the role of the big ten conference. 00 good morning and welcome to the "washington journal." full >> mark landler reports two dates after ordering air tryings, mr. own issued a fervent call to arms. the once reluctant owner now resolved to waging a at twilight struggle. the remainder of his presidency. here's what president obama had to say about his strategy. are president obama president obama there can be no reasoning with this brand of evil. the only language understood by killers like this is the language. force so the united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. in this effort, we do not act alone nor do we intend to send u.s. troops to occupy the foreign lands. instead, we will support iraqis and syrians fighting to reclaim their communities. we will use our military might in a campaign of air strikes to roll back isil. we will train and equip forces fighting against them on the ground and work to cut off financing and stop the flow of fighters into and out of the reg

following up on the michigan state legislature passing the law to ban affirmative action, is there any particular reason aside from state legislature's decision to do that, why they did that and the second question as you noted most black americans today do define themselves and vote with the democratic party. this follows up with a statement that i had from a previous history professor who noted in the 2010 mid-terms when you discount the incumbent black americans are re-elected to congress, all the new members who were black were republicans and alan west in florida was a prime example. said fair statement to say all-black americans are predominantly democrat more are running for congress and the senate, the only black member who is a republican -- >> the first black member of the senate in the 20th century was also a republican. so i really don't -- i don't know what to make of that. the senate is a whole different ball game from the house. the house, you know, represents populated states, members of the house of representatives are elected by the localities, you might say. by the w

oregon, huge win last week against michigan state. started a little slow today against wyoming.ut then marcus mariota took over. from the 4 yard line. that play was reviewed. it stood. oregon hammers wyoming 48-14. >>> last weekend, a big weekend for the acc, especially virginia tech getting a win on the road at ohio state. this weekend, welcoming east carolina, and they get upset. shane carden in the beaning moments of the game, takes it in. the pirates win it 28-21. >>> speaking of the acc. lose vim, high hopes, but they were dashed today. in the fourth quarter, late. the game-winner from 42 yards out with 3:30 left. virginia goes on to upset louisville and the folks storm the turf there in charlottesville. >>> purdue and notre dame from indianapolis. close game in the first half, as well. but here comes golson. 15 yards in the final minute of the second quarter. notre dame shut out purdue in the second half, and they would cruise. >>> we showed you the first overtime in this kentucky/florida game. this just happened over on the s.e.c. network. the gators score in the third ov

and michigan state hangs 73 on eastern michigan, 73-14. the spartans and the wolverines mean october 25th. virginia outgained byu 519 to 332. but they didn't win. taysom hill. pressured. escapability. to mitchell jergens. three total touchdowns for hill. byu wins, 41-33. they're 4-0 for the first time since 2008. that's it. we'll see you next weekend.

east lansing michigan home to michigan state university came in second. >> really is pleasant night stillut there tonight. you know just want to do hang out the sky deck, justin. >> i know. this weather is making everybody happy. nice to keep it going for the weekend. not so much tomorrow. not the worse day but but dealing with a little bit of rain through the afternoon into the early evening hours. not an all day washout certainly the second half the weekend looks better. beautiful condition outside right now. calendar still says summer but it's feeling a little bet more like fall. taking a live look at center city and we do have high clouds that are moving on through. but no threat of any rain overnight. you can open up the windows enjoy the refreshing air mass. temperatures in the 50s and 60s this hour even the 40s in the mountains check the out 49 degrees the official number right now in mount pocono. if you have a trip to the poconos this weekend, get ready for some cool weather. 59 in reading. 57 lancaster. lower 60s still in south jersey and the capital city of delaware still hangi

oregon, huge win last week against michigan state. started a little slow today against wyoming.ut then marcus mariota took over. from the 4 yard line. that play was reviewed. it stood. oregon hammers wyoming 48-14. >>> last weekend, a big weekend for the acc, especially virginia tech getting a win on the road at ohio state. this weekend, welcoming east carolina, and they get upset. shane carden in the beaning moments of the game, takes it in. the pirates win it 28-21. >>> speaking of the acc. lose vim, high hopes, but they were dashed today. in the fourth quarter, late. the game-winner from 42 yards out with 3:30 left. virginia goes on to upset louisville and the folks storm the turf there in charlottesville. >>> purdue and notre dame from indianapolis. close game in the first half, as well. but here comes golson. 15 yards in the final minute of the second quarter. notre dame shut out purdue in the second half, and they would cruise. >>> we showed you the first overtime in this kentucky/florida game. this just happened over on the s.e.c. network. the gators score in the third ov

that's michigan state. >> reporter: now 73, he played right tackle during the 1969 super bowl. >> i wasagainst big bubba smith. so he would slap me in the head for 60 minutes and when i woke up after the game, i said who won. >> no, no. no, no. don't get confused. >> reporter: over the past 20 years herman's wife roma noticed he was gradually developing problems with memory and thinking. >> it's the loss of the special things that we've done in the past. >> reporter: the memories together. >> mm-hmm. >> it shows the hippocampus is damaged on both sides. error neurologist dr. sam gandy of mount sinai hospital in new york is one of herman's doctors. >> we thought he had alzheimer's disease. we couldn't decide whether he had alzheimer's or cte. >> reporter: cte or chronic traumatic encephalopathy. abnormal tangles of encroaching tao helps them. the only way to find them was at autopsy. dr. gandy performed a p.e.t. scan to try to determine if herman had cte. a different scan had ruled out alzheimer's. herman's scan was positive for the tao tangles. the diagnosis was positive for cte. >> the

third-ranked oregon takes on michigan state in what could be a national chaionship preview.and notre dame meets michigan and what could be the final meeting of these teams. and usc and stanford meeting as well in a showdown. and with so ironing on the part of the schedulers, interlock. the best games will always be on fox stations. coming up next, my commentary on the week of contradictions from president obama as crisis after crisis engulfed his administration. administration. please stay with ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope seday you'll join us ♪and the world will be as one ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you n ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world ♪you ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i ho someday you'll join us ♪and the world will live as one♪ lou: coming up tonig, a former member of hillary clinton's circle offers a roadmap to the white house in 2016. why she mut move as far away as possible from barack obama. and the brand-new book, what women really want.

study comes from a candidate a at michigan state state university this contradicts earlier stud thatow married couple who meet on line are more likely to stay together f you break up, you are going to break up whether you meet on line or in person. >> moving on. >> that shakes up that on line dating thing. >> yes. >> i think people will do it. it is hard to find people. >> plus one dude at michigan state what do they know. >> looking for a rich mate, money magazine knows where to find that millionaire, one of the areas is right here in the delaware valley. >> ready for this. >> one place to find rich bachelors and bachelor et cetera is lower merion. >> what. >> they came in second place on the list. >> what. >> according to money list, 30 percent of the resident are single with a median income of $150,000. not a millionaire but we will take it. massachusetts also tops the the survey. >> that is brook line massachusetts as part of the boston, and i have a condo here in hoboken, new jersey, it is in seventh place nationally to find rich people. >> that is not bad mike you are number se

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michigan state another one-sided win. second and seven. karlos williams.elivers the exclamation point. >> chris: cut back and this is what he has that a lot of guysda don't have. he gets going in fifth year in a hurry. i went to give a shotout to austin. he's played a heck of a ball game at center. hose rose to the challenge. . >> sean: talk they might move irving from tackle to center and shuffle that offensive line. the other four are so good, you really hate to do that if your jimbo fisher. it's a big boost for them. barron's performance you can see. he feels good about himself and the way this is going. they found a running game in the second half. they're up to 168 yards rushing >> sean: they would horrible in the first half, the second half, that's who florida state is. jimbo fisher defines his team by running physical. that wasn't present the first three ball games. if they can continue this momentum on the ground, they'll be as effective as last year through the air. it will be difficult to stop on offense. >> sean: problems aren't for lack of good

she went to my alma mater, michigan state university, graduated in 2008 on the dean's list. course, 2008 was a disastrous year for the economy nationally and certainly in michigan. as we saw what happened to auto manufacturing. and it was especially brutal for young people looking for work. so even though she graduated among the top in her class, it ended up taking her four years to find a job in her field and today she is only making slightly more than minimum wage and trying to figure out how in the world she is going to pay off her student loan debt, let alone proceed with her dreams for the future. last week i heard from a young man who was originally from union city, michigan. he was working in north carolina when his father was diagnosed with a terminal illness, with brain cancer, and he came home, as i'm sure his family appreciated, to help care for his father. you know, showing the right kind of values, family values, to come home and help care for his dad. during the recession, he lost his job in michigan, was out of work for two years, which is why he ended up in n

. >> the michigan state police still investigating a deadly accident knocking a pedestrian bridge onto a detroit freeway this morning. troopers say a truck deliver slammed into one of the bridge's concrete pillars after 6:00 this morning. the impact not only killed the driver, it caused the bridge to collapse. at least one car was under the structure when it fell, but the man inside wasn't seriously hurt. officials say the accident would have been much worse if it had happened one hour later during rush hour. the freeway closed indefinitely. >>> the first time we are hearing from the family of a girl stabbed 19 times by her 12-year-old friends in wisconsin. police say morgan geyser and anissa weier attacked their friend wanting to please a fantasy character slenderman. and they spotted her after she was stumbling out of the woods and called 911. her parents are talking about the moment they first saw her wounded in the hospital bed in an exclusive interview with "world news" anchor david muir. >> she was crying, couldn't breathe. >> she saw you there. >> she saw he and put her hand out

we were at the michigan state/oregon game. over the place. >> show them a picture of what your husband looked like at this game with the jacket and no shirt. >> he loves his shirt. he was fine. >> a newlywed game about you two. billy, we asked kit what your favorite thing to do during commercial break is. what did she say? >> have a cocktail. >> no. you know this. every day -- >> go to the bathroom. >> where? >> in your dressing room. >> why? warm lighting. >> and you pretend to be passing gas and the -- >> no, no. this is something he does in between. do it -- that's what he does. >> and the guest is like, who was that? is it me? and everyone is off kilter and we begin. >> he says my dressing room is warmer. it is quick. >> you have a bathroom in your dressing room? kit, we asked billy who your favorite celebrity crush is. who did he say? >> will ferrell. >> and, yes. >> hot for ferrell. >> do you -- i love blake shelton too. is will ferrell just not it? >> what about vince vaughn? >> all in the same family. will, vince and b

. >> many studies have been done, including one by michigan state university that found only on a couplef thousand acres they could be producing 76% of the vegetables we currently consume, and 41% of the crops we consume suing the same methods we've been teaching. >> but it's a project that needs many partners like jack van dyke. he sells the produce raised on the small holding that he and his wife own. >> maybe 8,000, 8100 square feet. it has grown from a hobby to a part time gig. >> in a city fighting to regain the stability it once drew from the down sized auto industry, there is another common cause by rallying together to grow more food from its abundant soil. tom ackerman, al jazeera, detroit. >> coming up, images of young people in lebanon burning the he's lack am state group's flag. and it's going viral. we have details coming up. >> images of young leib niece citizens burning thing from of the islamic state group has gone viral. ines is back with that story. >> it all started when this picture of three lebanese teens burning it's i.s. flag went viral. this happened in an christi

so we are obviously going to be putting more effort -- able to put more effort into states like michigan, alaska, iowa, colorado than in some of the other states. and i think what we're seeing is that in a state like michigan, for example, economic issues ve played a really important role. and you have a race that the -- the senate race that the republicans would have hoped would be closer than it is. gary peters is doing fairly well in this environment. where the governor's race -- he's pulled within a couple points of snyder. think it's remarkable that mark beggage is still in -- is still very close in such a red state, but he's done it in part by owning the economic message that we're talking about. >> let me turn to alexis. >> so i was thinking about this idea you were talking about trying to ramp up turnout. before the election the president decided not to do this before the election based on some of the appeals he got from the democratic candidates from the senate in some states. how is this going to affect the president in his decision making? how will it affect the anticipation t

. >> many studies have been done including one by michigan state university that found only on a couplehousand acres we could be producing 76% of the vegetables that we currently consume, and 41% of the crops currently consumed using the same methods. >> but it's a project that needs many partners like jack van dyke. detroit's farmer markets he sells the produce raced on the small holding that he and his wife blown 8,000, 8100 square feet. it has grown from a hobby to a part-time gig. >> in a city fighting to regain the stability it once drew from the down sized auto industry the urban farm movement here offers another common cause by rallying together to grow more food from its abundant soil. tom ackerman, al jazeera, detroit. >> and still to come on the program we'll see if usain bolt can bowl as fast as he can run. and some may soon fin day trip tours venice may soon find themselves paying to get into the city. >> hello again as promised here is robin with all the sport. >> fill lessty. thank you very much. good to have you along. we've got tennis and golf still to come we'll start w

michigan state hard hit by the recession. ways, michigan is no different from other states.has been hit particularly hard and its economy is recovering. i think the challenge is the state used to provide a high fraction of the cost of educating our students. through a series of financial setbacks over decades, that has diminished. credit, ourr current state government is beginning to reinvest in public higher ed as the economy recovers. that is a very good trend. that said, the increase in t tuition is inversely proportional to the level of support. i would hope the level of support would increase in tuition would moderate. the total amount of dollars it takes to give students an outstanding education is growing modestly. where the dollars come from has changed profoundly over recent decades. host: if you want to talk to dr. mark schlissel of the university of michigan, you don't have to be in michigan graduate. we are talking about higher education issues in general. we split our lines to family this morning -- we split our lines differently this morning. students, errands,

. >> one done by michigan state university that found that only on a couple of thousand acres detroiterscan could be producing as much as 76% of the vegetables we currently school and 41% of the crops we currently schooled based on the theories we have been teaching. >> many partners like jack van dyke. he sells the produce raised on the small holding he and his wife own. >> maybe like 8,000, 8100 square feet. it has grown from a hobby to like a part time gig. >> i am so excited. i wanted some ochre for the longest time. >> the urban farm movement here offers another common cause by rallying together to grow more food from its abundant soil. tom arkman al jazeera detroit. -- ackerman, al jazeera detroit. >>> a look at the science behind this season's new football helmet. fp helmet >> good evening, i'mmeteorologi. you are looking at the newly formed hurricane norbert. it went from a tropical storm to a category 1 hurricane. going very slowly, expect it to be a category 2 then back to a tropical storm. the big problem that we expect to see here is the amount of precipitation that is going

starting for the injured robert griffin but interesting nick foles was a teammate for one year at michigan stateusins before foles transferred to the university of arizona. >> tremendously hard worker. like i said he is a great leader, both on and off the the field. he has a great family. he has a strong arm, he can make plays on his feet. he is very intelligent. will recognize coverage and blitzes. he is a very solid quarterback. >> eagles are 6.5. favorite. >>> flyers defenseman kimmo timonen spoke for the first time since doctors discovered blood clots that reached his lung and now on blood thinners, timonen realizes he may never play a game with the flyers. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> yankee derek jeter showing appreciation to the fans as he get ready to say good bye to his team. >> ♪ >> you know what i'll walk from here. >> hey. >> it is cute and all. >> no, it is not. >> a bit dramatic. >> he is not the dying for goodness sake. long time sponsor gator aid will debut this commercial in full tomorrow. he only has a couple more games left. he shows he simply wanted to sa

my one daughter at michigan state university chose construction management over veterinary science because she knew she could get a well-paying job and she just did get one. another son going to ohio northern university is choosing construction management just because he knew that my daughter got a job doing that. it's so important for people to understand that you just can't go to get a soft degree today. you have to have employability. >> well, we don't have soft degrees at university of illinois. we bring students here what i call raw, young minds and turn them into refined young minds when they leave here. some people are very focussed on the type of job they're going to get when they leave this place, but there are some students who are still trying to explore. their own human being, aspects of themselves and take some time before they actually arrive at where they feel comfortable in life. so, we provide a spectrum of education as the chief academy officer of this campus, i believe in that. we give people what we call general education and if you're in engineering, you go out and spe

curt cousins starting for injured robert griffin but interesting, that teammate for one year at michigan state with cousins before foles transferred to the university of arizona. >> tremendously hard worker. like i said he is a great leader on and off the feel. he had has a great family. he has a strong arm can make plays on his feet. he is very intelligent. will recognize coverage and blitzes. he is a very, very solid quarterback. >> eagles are 6.5 points favorites. >>> kimmo timonen spoke for first time since doctors found a blood clot that reached his lung but now on blood thinners timonen realizes he may never play i game with the flyers. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> following the four alarm fire in kensington for us, steve, good morning. >> here's your best vantage point just yet here on third street a little light and you can see all of the smoke and all of the houses and flames still burning too, we even have, power poles, show them that, transformers, lots of trouble out here even they fires are under control for a while. we wil hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny

and it reminds him a lot of his time when he played at michigan state. >> it's all about time management, going back to when i was a college student, they would tell you about being a good manager of your time. you still feel that way in the pros, manage your time well, and every second managing film or drawing plays or talking with coaches, not wasting time but making good use of it. >> we're going through the same process, but have got to do it faster. got to watch film faster, and go through the plays faster, write down the plays faster. yeah, it's -- it's tough. little jittery right now. had 17 cups of coffee. >> i -- >> 17 cups of coffee? >> i kept talking about the team, you know, what they're doing to prep. i'm like what about you? because the guy looks exhausted. he told me after that press conference he only sleeps about two hours a night on a week like this. he was adjusting. this is his first time being a head coach in the nfl and definitely wearing on him. but this is what you've got to do if you want to come out and be prepared. >> hyper natures in spring. >> exactly. >> sle

towns on the list had a population between 40 and 61,000, and each lansing michigan home to michigan statein second. >>> this will make some people happy, disney is making room at epcott, in florida for a ride based off their popular animatedded film frozen. the the attraction is set to replace another classic, the boat ride. disney says it plans to recreate the fictional land of arondell. >>> well, to take a little spotty, right, depend where you are and when you are there. >> we have clouds, everybody will be happening clouds today and then rain showers will more likely find and they should be light, between just general range in the have afternoon, one to five or six, and in the all that time either but just know it could be a damper afternoon then it is morning. it is cloudy enough morning. we have temperatures cool as a result, 63 in philadelphia. fifty-eight in trenton. fifty-four in allentown. fifty in the the poconos. out of the 40's up there. temperature continuing at 61 degrees down in wildwood. so, i know you want to see what it has looks like for the last the nine hours. it is

professor dennis simon is a graduate of wittenberg university, went to michigan state university. he is the distinguished teaching professor in local science and is a member of the tower centerboard. his main research focus right now is the popular and legislative leadership of the american presidency. he also was engaged in some research on southerners serving in the u.s. house of representatives and has served as a faculty leader at the smu civil rights pilgrimage. he teaches a course on jfk with professor stone. professor tom stone is a senior lecturer in the english department, has won numerous teaching awards, including twice being named to the outstanding professor by the smu undergraduate yearbook, and for more than 20 years, has been teaching interdisciplinary classes using material related to the jfk assassination, which he uses to sharpen students abilities to think and read critically. these classes have been visited by organizations by reporters ,nd from the associated press cnn, the new york times, as well as local newspaper and television media. in ayear, he will app

that's why sandborn has teamed up with michigan state university researcher bruno basso. basso's drone provides farmers with detailed maps, which can help them determine exactly how much fertilizer is needed in a specific location of a field, maximizing crop yield and minimizing harmful nutrient run- off. >> so a uniform application that normally a farmer does, by definition he over estimates this input in one area, and he underestimates the input in another area, and one size fits all is not the case in agriculture, there is a lot of variability, so what does the drone do? it tells us about that variability. >> reporter: understanding field variability is one part of the puzzle, but for all that information to be useful, a farmer has to know what practical measures to take. that's why basso is also developing a predictive modeling software that allows a farmer to digitally test-out a fertilizer application. >> you can simulate your field, and you compare two nitrogen treatments, and you basically learn that 80% of the time 100 kilograms will give you the same response as