and my personal favorite, moses. >> eric: you forgot periplies. >> andrea: sorry. it forgot my greek history. this doesn't hurt. do you think it hurts him? >> eric: are you kidding? the guy has a gift of words. he has mastery of the vocabulary of history, of everything. not unlike greg gutfeld. >> greg: true. >> eric: why not? he's great at it. so what if he calls himself moses, viking -- >> dana: we made fun of obama for saying he was going to calm the seas, or the seas would stop rising if he became president? >> andrea: obama compared himself to pretty high-ups. >> bob: imagine the two of them, they will be god by the time it's over. >> dana: there won't be room for a audience in that debate.

moses went in his 80s, so he was an extraordinary character. after while giving money to the jews who were incredibly poor, he realized that for the jews to have a future there, they had to return to jerusalem, but they also had to make their own living. and so in 1860 he built, um, the first suburb outside the city walls. now, it's a fascinating thing. if you read the, if you read many of the papers in europe -- not in america, i might add, but in europe -- you would believe that all the suburbs of jerusalem that were jewish were very recent and inauthentic, and you would believe that the palestinian and the arab neighborhoods were all very, very ancient. and, in fact, the interesting thing, one of the interesting things about jerusalem is how things people think are very ancient aren't as ancient as they think. in fact, both these suburbs were started in the 1860s. montefiore built the first jewish one, and the great palestinian families, the husseinis, etc., started almost exactly the same time to build theirs. so all of these things were bu

i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much. [applause]. >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone, providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this is a great resource that does not break the bank. to show just how easy it can be to do just that, we have come up with something called the farmers' market challenge. we find someone who loves to cook, give them $20, and challenge them to create a delicious meal from ingredients found right here in the farmer's market. who did we find for today's challenge? >> today with regard to made a pot greater thanchapino. >> you only have $20 to spend. >> i know peter it is going to be tough, but i think i can do it. it is a san francisco classic. we are celebrating bay area food. we have nice beautiful plum tomatoes here. we have some beautiful fresh fish here. it will come togeth

jay moses v. the dpw. protesting the issuance on october 27, 2011. we will start with mr. moses. you have seven minutes. >> thank you. good evening. i'm here to ask for your help because they're planning on cutting down all the big trees, a block. i would like to think of myself as a reasonable resident of san francisco. i am outraged. that this city has given permission to the school across the street for the trees to be removed in what i considered to be the absence of any legitimacy. i am not an arborist. i do base my decision to appeal the permit order on the work of the city's arborist. he says this matter can be addressed by simply pressing or trimming away some of the branches that are -- pose a danger to the school. and the students. not to mention the residents of san francisco. it seems to me that the matter has not been clearly established as a necessity. and i need your help. i do not think mr. buck is here. the director or somebody, one of the city's barbarous does here, is that right? i am hoping to get to the bottom of how it came to be that decision -- the decisio

moses cayman admitted to killing the couple who adopted him. moses cayman will be dried as an adult. the pod diswere found outside their home in oakland. moses had been in the foster care system until he was adopted ten years ago. >>> it happened yesterday afternoon on the drive and the 18-year-old was shot in the foot. the suspect escaped in a pontiac grand am and it also had chrome wheels. if you have any information call palo alto police. >>> polls opened in florida just about an hour ago and the winner of the florida primary gets all of the state's delegates. coming up, we will have a live report with what the latest polls show. >>> both are reporting not to ban legislation to clear the way for final passage of the bill later this week. it will prohibit members of congress from making stock trades based on information they receive in their official capacity and it bands them from tipping off their family members. >> you would think that was already in place. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic this morning. >>> it is a nice time t

moses cayman will be tried as an adult. the bodies of the victims were found outside their home in oakland. moses had been in the foster care system until he was adopted ten years ago. >>> well the polls in florida are now open in the state's crucial primary. they get all of the state's 50 delegates and we will have a live report. >>> they want to expand tax breaks for small businesses. he wants to extend tax breaks to increase wages this year and expands to immediately deduct software purchases. it is based on bipartisan proposals that could win support even in an election year. sal? >>> i have to back up or i will be the big man. >> you are invading our space. >> absolutely. >>> let's take a look. i've got a new e-mail, they like our new graphics and we will be going to interstate 880 in oakland and that traffic is moving along relatively well and no major problems there and no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. also this morning -- bay bridge toll plaza. also this morning as we move down to the south bay for the most

the ten commandments are products of moses. let's put the beatitudes up in court rooms. i am all for that. there was a transformation in terms of the theological outlook of the christian gospel as opposed to where it went before and it is a theological outlook that i embrace and admire and seek to live by but in terms of policy, in terms of a particular denomination whether they would consider me a good christian where most would not. >> host: good afternoon. happy new year and welcome to booktv's index program. monthly program with one author looking at his or her body of work and this new year's day 2012 arthur journalist and columnist, pulitzer prize winner chris hedges is our guest for the next two hours. we will put the numbers on the screen if you like to participate. 737-0001 for those of you in the east and central time zones. 737-0002 for those in the mountain and pacific times and. you can e-mail chris hedges at booktv@c-span.org or send a tweet@booktv, twitter.com/booktv. chris hedges has been writing nonfiction for about ten years. he began with his national

so melanie moses decided to cancel her gym membership. that was back in july, 2005.ars later to 2011. >> i discovered that the gym was still taking money out of my account. >> reporter: every month. >> every month. i said, there's no way that this membership could still be open. i canceled it years ago. >> reporter: moses estimates the gym took out more than $5,000 from her checking account, small charges each month that she didn't notice mixed in with all her other debit charges. she says she had canceled her membership and never returned to the gym. >> you had to submit a letter in writing stating you wanted to cancel your membership as of this date. you had to also physically hand in your membership card. and that was about it. >> and you did that. >> i did that. >> reporter: moses says her copy of the cancellation letter she wrote is long gone. her contract says she has the right to cancel with written notice. moses agrade to a 12-month membership that started in july, 2005, and reads no end date. so each year her membership rolled over for another 12 months. >>

moses kamin will be tried as an adult. he had been in the foster care system until his adoption ten years ago. this statement issued by the family of the victims, susan and bob were good people. their lives were outward expressions of love. it's what led them to adopt a child no one else wanted. it's what has left a huge hole inside each one of us who knew them. >>> san francisco police are asking for the public's help to find a young woman who may have been kidnapped. police received a report on saturday afternoon that two men beat a woman and forced her into a car. it happened on cortland avenue near bayshore boulevard. police searched the area but did not find the woman or the two men. they were driving a maroon land rover. the woman is between 18 to 22 years old, last seen wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. >>> there is a new twist in the domestic violence case against san francisco sheriff ross mirkirimi. according to the "the san francisco chronicle," prosecutors claim ross mirkirimi kept his wife quote, isolated, in t

paris b--i--is his middle name, and so he just wanted to be called bob paris and not bob moses. and he went off to africa and spent several years in africa, and then he came back and finished his phd at--at harvard and then started teaching algebra. c-span: now julian bond you write about a lot in here. he went on to be now the chairman of the naacp. >> guest: julian is the chair of the naacp. he was very, very active. he did an unbelievable job as the communication director for the student nonviolent coordinating committee. c-span: but you two ended up having a--a little bit of a problem when you ran--both ran for congress for the same seat. >> guest: well, back in 1986, there was a--an open seat: georgia 5th congressional district. and we both wanted to go to congress. and i remember very well back in october of 1985 we had lunch together at a local restaurant in atlanta. and julian called me mr. chairman because i had been the chair of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. and he said, 'mr. chairman, what are you going to do?' i said, 'i'm running for congress.' and

jay moses v. the dpw. protesting the issuance on october 27, 2011.

and so, moses is not the messiah. so they consciously built on the jewish tradition in the christian tradition. what was this about? but was he doing there? he was giving legitimacy to his religion, but also he was adapting, adopt team, commandeering the holiness those 30 tear. and that is what all religions have done throughout time and that is why there were three religions and drusilla. >> a comment to what you said. i recently read anti-semitism but your great uncle and would put a in the parliament at the time. even say they wanted to jews to get ahold of israel israel, they yet this antagonism towards the jews. >> it was like in many countries was ambiguous. but in fact, this hebraic son, which i described that the evangelists, which is very similar to christian evangelism today in america was very pro-jewish. of course there is social anti-semitism in america, too. but that was limited in a very big way that may surprise many americans. if you look at the story of my ancestor, an italian immigrant penniless in

moses started out my be in words and deeds. -- mighty in words and deeds. but later we find out that that is not a good indicator. character. some see them presidential looking. sam dillon to look at you is going to anoint a king. -- samuel was going to look and was going to anoint a king. we have seen many in the bible, saul, all of these. it is really the intentions of the heart. sometimes, we are tempted to vote for fiscal policy. but that does not line up with scripture either. matthew 6:24 says that we cannot serve god and man. but the things of god are more important. the economy is very important. we believe that. but the bible says that seek the kingdom of god first. some say fiscal first. it is the most important. but we need to understand that sometimes it is spiritual things. those that love them pray for israel will prosper and be protected. there are things that need to understand that are not fiscal first appeared it is the priorities of god first, character and integrity. i believe this is so important when we're looking at candidates, that w

losing moses on the freeway came out in 2005. american fascists, 2006.hen atheism becomes religion, 2008. that's when collateral damage came out as well. "empire of illusion," 2009, the best-selling death of the liberal class in 2010. his most recent, "the world as it is," came out in 2011. and coming out in june 2012 is -- >> guest: days of destruction, days of revolt that i'm doing with joe sacco. fifty pages will be illustrations and comic panels. >> host: and if people want to read your writing or read about you, what's the best web site? >> guest: truth dig. i don't have a personal web site, and i don't tweet. >> host: why? >> guest: oh, i'd rather read books. i think that there are too many distractions offered, these kind of virtual hallucinations. in order to think, you need quiet and solitude. you can't have anything in your ear, and you can't have somebody tweeting you, you know, that they're going downtown to go eat -- >> host: do you think at some point, at some point you will need to develop your own web site? >> guest: no. i don't -- that's

what do you think moses? >> for the newer buildings i believe their data base comes from building permit records. >> how do people access that. >> sfgov dot org. you're going to tell he is a historicle person. for newer buildings after the 06 earthquake. you mean the 89? >> one of the greatest faults with the assessors data base is they make up date for builds that pre existing 1906. their records are not fully accurate for buildings after that but i think their 90 percent correct for after 06 so if there was building that was surviving when i started shop again in later 06 they said it was in the 1900's. could be from 1850s but they said 1900. so that's kind of how you know it's pre 06 and that's all you can do. >> power of bureaucrat. >> this is a remarkable thing the assessors records. first of all you can't get a copy of this unless your the owner or the owners agent. but it's remarkable because there were field inspections done of almost every building in san francisco and it contains photographs of thos

. >> for example, he wants to put moses annenberg in prison and. a republican paper and if you go after those this on the irs audit that was vulnerable so he does not just pay the fine goes to present than johnson is guilty of misuse of campaign contributions with his supporters and now the irs goes after john sen. so he comes to roosevelt. he has to pull the iras off of johnson so they could continue to be his man in texas then put them on moses annenberg to make sure they go to prison so fdr did call both of those off. dealing with the executive branch it could be powerful. >> where you both united in the way you viewed economic relations or the lack of with united states and japan leading up through world war ii? how surprised do you believe the united states was with the attack on pearl harbor? >> i think we were pretty united with our view and i did the majority of the work so i will answer first. we do think in we point* out in the early pages 1933 met even before inaugurated, he talks with two of his advisers and they are a big new dealers p

for the muslims, king david is the profit david and so on, so moses is not a moussa.o they consciously dealt on the jewish tradition and the christian tradition. what was he doing there? he was giving legitimacy to his religion but also he was adapting, adopting, commandeering the holiness that was already there are and that's what -- is what all the religions have done and that is why there are three religions in jerusalem. >> i want to come in and what you said. i recently read there is a lot of anti-semitism in great britain and they wouldn't put a in the parliament. you are talking about they wanted they choose do you know, get ahold of israel but yet, palestine, but yet there was his antagonism towards the jews. >> the british answer to the jews who like in many countries was ambiguous but in fact, this temporaryism which is what i was describing with evangelists which is similar to christian evangelism today in america, was very pro-jewish. of course it was social anti-semitism as it was in america too but that was limited in a very big way. may surprise many am

moses will be tried as an adult. he had been in the foster care system until his adoption ten years ago. >>> he pled guilty to hazing and later committed suicide. he admitted he punch and kicked in the hours before lou killed himself at their afghanistan base in april. he acted out of frustration because lew had repeatelledly fell asleep. >> we are sad about what we have here. we just can't believe their own peers would do something like that. >> two other marines have come forward to say they had hazed him before he killed himself. >>> now police received a report on saturday afternoon beat a woman and forced her into a car. it happened on cortland avenue on bay shore boulevard. the suspects were set to be driving a land marine land mother and was wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. >> good morning, sal. >> good morning, pam, you can see traffic on 880 is doing well, coming out to the mcarthur maze, you can see far on this picture and there are no major problems for us to worry about. this is a look attonce 880 and dri

and my personal favorite, moses. >> eric: you forgot periplies. >> andrea: sorry. this doesn't hurt. do you think it hurts him? >> eric: are you kidding? the guy has a gift of words. he has mastery of the vocabulary of history, of everything. not unlike greg gutfeld. >> greg: true. >> eric: why not? he's great at it. so what if he calls himself moses, viking -- >> dana: we made fun of obama for saying he was going to calm the seas, or the seas would stop rising if he became president? >> andrea: obama compared himself to pretty high-ups. >> bob: imagine the two of them, they will be god by the time it's over. >> dana: there won't be room for a audience in that debate. >> bob: i think it's one thing to say you have grand ideas or grand yous ideas. but sometimes newt does reach far in comparing himself to people. abraham lincoln thing was a bit much. maybe what you could say like my hero abraham lincoln or something like that. >> dana: i aspire to be like -- >> eric: we don't know how he compared himself. he didn't say i'm better than abraham lincoln or the fourth be

torea moses if i didn't many introduce him.do, supervisor ross mirkarimi. >> i'll make my statements we -- very quick. i just came out of charing the public safety committee meeting. there's a lot be to talk about. i want to say another happy congratulations on black history month here in san francisco. this has been i think a very auspicious haft few months of course in seeing the ascendancy of our district attorney, kamela harris, rise to attorney general in the state of california. certainly of course ases to the incredible impact of advancing the issues much import to all of us, joining the board, supervisor

. ♪ creep along moses ♪ creep along moses >> he said, mavis, you're already a nurse.aling people. he said, you see those people crying out there? they're crying happy tears because you're making them feel better. pops has always taught us, en stilled in us that family is the strongest unit in the world. always stick with your family, your brothers and sisters. you stick with family, can't nobody break you. ♪ >>> next, banjos and mandolins as i sit down with one of the hottest groups around right now, mum ford and sons, also a musician who could do just about anything on the cello. first, the first female guitar god -- this is according to rolli "rolling stone" magazine -- i give you khaki king. ♪ ♪ i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie

what's remarkable, if you look in the upper right hand corner, moses is getting the ten commandments. what you discover is that's the half dome at yosemite. this is the promised land. this is where people came to discover their future and to reinvent themselves and to pay attention to tradition and to really make a new home for themselves here. nothing captures it more than having half dome as the symbol of the promised land. >> and this stain glass, do you know how old it is? >> it was built in the early part of the 1900s. it's well over, well, it's about 110, 112 years old. and in israel, that was the only synagogue that survived the 1906 earthquake. because it survived, and because city hall was demolished, it was the center of city life. that's where the courts were held. you see, israel and congregations there were founded within hours of each other in 1850. they're an incredible story of two different kinds of synagogues growing up together and being the center of jewish life today. >> one experience body german jewish experience and one of the other influences. >> even back the

hamilton's seminoles coming off a big upset of north carolina...but maryland's not scared,,,shane moselyin over the terps in 3 years...the terps fall to 12-5 and 2-2 in the acc it's another tuesday night, and around here that means another edition of our prep player of the week award...now in it's 3rd decade, it has honored the area's finest high school athletes since way back in 1991...this week, another of our looks back with updates on previous winners... winners... 3 that's all for the late edition...and be sure to tune in to fox45 morning news tomorrow -- starting at 5-am.go. goodnight. 3

tonight authorities say 15 -year-old moses come he killed his parents. police have been to the home earlier in the day after our call from the coworker. at that time nothing appeared out of the ordinary. police went back after our second call and found the couple. and police are asking for your help to find the teacher they stabbed and killed april. the victim died at the scene and was 15 years old. she and the 19 -year-old suspect, nine -month-old baby. the suspect is defined as henry leon. he is from oakland, and anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> to take off for the primary is tuesday. tonight could be of big boost for one campaign. >> newt gingrich picked up on major endorsement in west palm beach. >> i hereby officially and enthusiastically endorse new gingrich for president of the united states. >> former republican presidential candidate herman cain threw his support behind gingrich saturday night. >>> speaker gingrich is the patriot, and being rich is not afraid of bold ideas. >> came as the tea party. he came in nine points beh

torea moses if i didn't many introduce him. ado, supervisor ross mirkarimi. >> i'll make my statements we -- very quick. i just came out of charing the public safety committee meeting. there's a lot be to talk about. i want to say another happy congratulations on black history month here in san francisco. this has been i think a very auspicious haft few months of course in seeing the ascendancy of our district attorney, kamela harris, rise to attorney general in the state of california. certainly of course ases to the incredible impact of advancing the issues much import to all of us, joining the board, supervisor malia cop henn. and we continue to see great challenges, nationally and internationally and president obama and his quarterback effort to continue to retain as best he can as republicans allow him to, our continued enthusiasm for his ongoing leadership. but in san francisco, reference has been made to this earlier, why we do celebrate many of the advancements of people who rise to positions of power and stature is cer

they say moses will be tried as an adult.s of the victims were found friday night outside their home in oakland. moses had been in the foster care system until he was adopted ten years eang. >>> it is 8:05. a suspected bank robber charge in the shooting death of a veteran police officer is due in court in 30 minutes. 38-year-old henry albert smith junior of fairfield will appear in court to have a plim hearing date set. he's charged with killing officer jim capoot on november 17th. smith pleaded not guilty during his last court appearsance. >>> well, the poms in florida are now open. the winner of the florida priferm gets all -- primary gets all of the state's 50 delegates. coming up at 8:15 we'll bring you a live report on the results of the latest polls. >>> back here at home, tonight, a grassroots organization plans to start campaigning for a statewide ban on plastic bags. the california public interest research group hetched ban plastic bags in alameda county. 12million bags are used over the state and only 5% are recycle

deuteronomy 4, moses was 120 years old when he died, yet his eyes were not weak nor his strength goneaid, in joshua 14, verse 11, i'm 85 years old now, i'm stronger today than when moses sent me out 45 years ago. e.d., this is the one that makes it work. renew your mind daily. romans 12:2, be not conformed to this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. jesus said in matthew 4:4, man shall not live by bread alone by every word that comes from the mouth of god. my word is the light to your feet and a light to your path. this is the most awesome presentation, e.d., and any of you listeners, viewers want to come and hear this room, give me a call at jerryandersonchristianspeaker. com. this is going to be awesome. e.d., you know what, god loves you and i do, too. and you can't do nothing about it. happy new year. >> jerry, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> go to our belief blog at cnn.com/belief. you can also share your thoughts there. >>> religion and the 2012 presidential vote, evangelical christians may hold the key to the first contest but why? we'll break that do

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for example, he wants to put moses annenberg in prison. moses annenberg is the editor of the "philadelphia enquirer" and it threatens to bring pennsylvania into the republican column and you go back to annenberg with an irs audit who is vulnerable. he doesn't just pay a fine. to go see prison. then johnson is guilty of all sorts of campaign contributions and especially some of his supporters so the irs is going after johnson, too, and so johnson comes to roosevelt. so roosevelt has to pull the irs off of johnson so that he can continue to be roosevelt's man in texas. and then put it on annenberg to make sure annenberg goes to application so you have a maneuvering here by fdr. and he did pull both of those off. so he was someone who you're dealing with at the executive branch could be very powerful. >> yes, in the back. >> were you both united in the way that you viewed economic relations or the lack of economic relations between the united states and japan leading up to world war ii? and how surprised do you both believe the united states

the couple's son, 15-year-old moses kamin, killed his parents. police had been to the home earlier in the day after a call from one of their co-workers. at that time officers say nothing appeared out of the ordinary. police went back after a second call, and found the bodies. >>> police are asking for your help in finding the man who they say stabbed and killed a teenage girl. it happened last night on pacific avenue near castor street. the girl died at the scene; she was 15 years old. she and the 19-year-old suspect have a child together. the suspect is identified as henry leon, he drives a dark blue cadillac escalade with black rims. if you know about his whereabouts, call police. >>> a deadly crash this afternoon in the central valley. it involved a light rail train and an suv. the accident occurred in south sacramento. we have more on how it happened. >> reporter: this south sacramento crossing looks more like a war zone. 17 light rail passengers injured and some being treated on the ground while a black crumpled suv was on the ground. >> i w

. >>> an oakland teen accused of killing his adoptive parents will be arraigned today. 15-year-old moses common is expected to be tried as an adult in the deaths of 50-year- old susan and 55-year-old robert common. the two one found dead in a car outside their lake merritt home on friday. >>> demolition of the old bay bridge may take longer than expected. what's behind the new delay. >> some people watch the super bowl for the game. some watch for the commercials. we get a sneak peek at some of the best ads just released. >>> caltrans is calling it a monumental day inside devil's slide tunnel. coming up we'll show you what happened inside today and when you can expect to start driving through it. and talking about a sticky mess. 43,000 pounds mess that snarled traffic in the valley. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. skies are parting but there is a cold front heading our way. will we see rain? we'll talk about that coming up. sacramento. a big rig overturned last night spilli >>> crews spent the morning cleaning up a mess east of sacramento. big rig o

it is like moses getting to see the promised land. these individuals actually could see and live inside of the promised land. tavis: you have seen that with two presidents. you saw it with president obama, and you were hanging out with george bush, the first president. >> the were in the theater. we enjoyed it. we have a great time. it reminded me that he used to sit in one of the bubbles underneath the bomber plane. he said the red tails, the fact that they set a new standard for how fighter pilots dealt with farmers. everyone else tried to emulate that. not all of them had the sense of service and the fortitude. some of them wanted to get their own glory. i talked to him a lot. i think as a consequence of that contribution in 1948, truman desegregated the military. tavis: tell me about the character you play. >> colonel bullard. i believe he is based on the archetype of a real strong man named benjamin obey. he was the third graduate from -- negro graduate from west point. the four years he was in west point, not one white cadets sp

and sometimes i feel like moses wandering in an ocean of dust searching for some promised land when my people pray to idols replacing golden calfs or golden bears. i don't have the heart to tell you that berkeley is only public to folks who had a private education. maybe we were just born behind the curve or perhaps we missed the bell, but i wonder if at this moment he can smell the hypocrisy on my breath when i say do your best knowing i will graduate from a colleject him, my life story in three pages and let them call it my personal statement. let me test them until i am standard and one day they can see me as some kind of equal. i remind myself i'm doing it for this community so that no institution, whether it's public school or prison, will ever validate who we are. so nowadays, i go to sleep to the uneasy sound of an apprehensive retribution rising over my evening prayers. dear god, let us never forget that we are all sacred but equal. [cheers and applause] >> i now would like to complement what kamala has done in terms of introducing some of the people that are here in the hall.

as maryland got late freethrows from sean mosely.ps now, 13-7. 3-3, virginia tech, 12-9. 1 in 5. terps at miami next wednesday. finally, after three in the wake of a record division 141- game losing streak, going back to last season. towson got its first win today. watch marcus today. nice pass. unc wilmington. 63-61. that's their first win as the tigers head man. >>> baltimore against rochester this evening. scoreless first period. until carlos garcia nails the first of the game. it's 2-0 blast. later, mike looking land with 3 seconds left in first half. as the blast beat rochester. 8-7. this after beating norfolk last night. 18-10. blast will host norfolk again this coming wednesday night. got a question for you. missing collegiate football these days, guys. as for mobile, alabama, 63rd annual. senior bowl highlights. north quarterback curt cousins out of michigan state. nice, 40-yard catch and run to arizona. state's gerald robinson. the crash with that touchdown as you saw. and the north prevents the south from rising again. fina