they got out to an early lead and percy snow dominated and forcing four turnovers.contributing. >> charles: percy snow combining things and ran the ball well on offense. lorenzo white. now jeremy langford running it and max bullough in the middle. >> gus: fourth down and ten at the 46 for braxton miller. here is miller. incomplete! buckeyes turn it over on downs! and the spartans are 1:13 away from pasadena.wbx spartans take over at the ohio state 46. they hand it off to langford. langford spinning forward. ohio state calls a time-out. they have one left. let's take a look at our kay jewelers diamond moment of the game. >> charles: surprise, surprise, comes on defense for michigan state. fourth and 1 1/2 and denicos allen defeats the block at the point of attack as an outside linebacker and after that stop and ball turned over on downs, it led to the clenching touchdown. jeremy langford sprinting to the end zone and into spartan history. that play by allen, gus, you talk about a kid denicos allen who came to michigan state as a safety. you know what he had in his b

breaking news and also international percy riot in the desert select. leaves a penal colony in cross najar risk as part of a prison amnesty after her fellow bonded maria walk free earlier today. while the new freedom. steps into the media spotlight it pledges to find where the release of these associates will take their cases and why they're still behind bars . israeli officials demand an end to the american allies spying on their leaders hot on the heels of revelations the n.s.a. was intercepting e-mails of former prime minister and. the u.s. federal reserve the result of a hundred years since its foundation.

my dining companion features writer percy mumbando says we should hold out for this. seared over flames. >> cook the food right. >> add kaskaval and mozzarella cheese, fold it up, pick your condiments. cabbage, tomato, onion, lettuce, hot peppers. up to the roof with a view and eat. spicy. good. i guess i want to talk about nelson mandela, because what i was not aware of at all was the degree to which he was personally responsible for really the nuts and bolts of the transition from white rule to majority rule. now he's very ill. >> yeah, yeah. >> what happens after mandela? do you think? >> we go on. >> i think the foundation is laid and i think through god, we have him as a symbol. i think mandela represents our nation. the test we use to check the way forth. >> all the things that could have gone terribly wrong, it's a remarkable thing how well it went. >> between 1990 and 1994, tough times, you know, intercity fighting. black-on-black violence. black-on-white violence. but we transcended that coming together regardless of the unresolved issues. >> to what stented

politics for a long time and there was a breed of liberal or moderate work republican senators chuck percy all the ways to new england with clifford case and people like that in between. are there any of that breed still left and do we have hope for social moderates or fiscal conservatives? >> both of the parties have gone into their own corridor and of course at the same time there were conservative democrats in the south. you don't see that as much. i will tell you though i am glad to see the republican party. think about it. the 80s and 90s we were the party. of joe scarborough and tom delay and newt gingrich, carl rove and whoosh. the people driving the debate in our party were from the deep south. now you have chris christie in new jersey. i don't think he's a moderate and i don't think he is a liberal. scott walker and wisconsin. scott is obviously conservative guy but paul ryan out of wisconsin. geographically we are starting to move north. i thought it was interesting you solve kelly ayotte in new hampshire being one of the few people that stood up during the government shut down s

been the two parties of the republican party, the traditional main stream that used to be the chuck percysnd in nelson rockefellers, and the new republican whose are the tea party who in my mind, are a continuation of people that were democrats and republicans the george wallaces and the lester maddox, and the general walkers from the 60's in dallas. >> doesn't sound like you think it is over. >> well, i think john boehner may make it over. the hope they have they have to get beyond this. i may be over, but it is in the hands of the republicans. just about every major bill has passed has been with more democratic votes than republican votes. whether it's bills for women to make the government work, it's been democratic votes that made it happen. >> we will see where we go. >> nice to be with you, you're welcome. >> after the break, on america tonight, cancer, a new study looks at its spread around the world, and identifies who is next. consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seem

percy thought he would equalize for the header but that was ruled outside. >> i think the two games twomilar. if we come out, but we could not. because man chested united, we have to do bes better, take more chances and we've just not been able to do that. >> liverpool had leapfrogged over chelsea into second. they beat west ham 4-1. chelsea conceded a late goal to win 7-2 at stoke. right now tottenham 2-is over sunderland. football has grown in the states, it still can't touch the big three of professional american sports. that is baseball, basketball, and the nfl. we take a look at at sports link facing major challenges as it grows. >> families salt lake city and kansas city prepare for the mls cup, and in this league that match is always a family battle. the entire league is a single businessent glit we created the structure that allows us at a very high level to think of things that will make the game bow and tgrow. the commissioner said this year's competitive playoff race proves it's working. >> i don't know if you can find another soccer league in the world that did sa can say th

report from the experts medical legal and pathological expertise confirms the consultations of the percy hospital regarding the process. but eliminates the possible of a polonium poisons in 2010. you can imagine to what extent i'm upset by these contradictions, regarding the best european experts on the matter. what should one think? truly, what should one think? we are going to stop the music, because where does this music come from? if you are just tuning in, you are listening to a press conference. she is the widow of the former palestinian, the late president yasir arafat. as well as her lawyer who is sitting to her right. they are reacts to the results of the french report into the death saying he wasn't poisoned. let's just listen in again. >> i note that in the stagnum a sample was taken by the french experts contains an activity, five times higher than that that was assessed by the swiss. there is a doubt was is poison body the swiss assessment or the opposite. and more specifically, radio active gas, which would explain the presence of polonium in the body. in fact, the french e

. >>> manchester united robin van percy has been ruled out for over a month due to side injury. eight games. united are currently ninth and face aston villa on sunday. >> we expect to win all of the games. and that's the fact, and that's why if you lose one or two, then things get said. but i knew that was the situation when i came here. so i do think there are a lot of games we can pick up points. not talk about it, but make sure it happens on the board. >>> now to football, and argentinian police say a 19-year-old has been killed. thousands were gathered for the festivities in the capitol, but fans who clashed with police, through rocks and bottles. a female reporter was shot in the head and later died on way to hospital. authorities are invest gaiting to find out who was to blame. >>> one in scotland makes a general claim to their title. frank worked all not at the scene after a helicopter crash that killed ten people. yet later that say he managed to captain his club. >> reporter: a typical friday night in a glasgow bar ended in scenes of horrible. a helicopter plunged into

. >>> robin van percy has been ruled out for a month because of a thigh injury.n tuesday. he could miss eight games. united are currently ninth in the english premier league, 13 points behind leaders arsenal. >>> for a second year in a row the [ inaudible ] turned violent. thousands of supporters had gathered at the plaza of the republic, but that soon clashed with police. some threw rocks and bottles, at least seven were injured. >>> sergio garcia and justin rose are tied at the thailand championship. garcia produced the shot of the day a hole in one on the 8th. the tenth of his career. the spaniard finished with a second round of 65 and shares a two-stroke lead with the u.s. champion rose. >>> portland trail blazers have kept their place at the top of the western conference. aldridge has a great individual performance. he scored a career high 25 rebounds. [ inaudible ] only played for 38 minutes but scored 15ing points. portland won 111-104. >>> the city of glass -- glasgow suffered a tragediy last week. >> reporter: a typical friday night in a glasgow bar ende

a suspicious package arrives at the home of percy wood, the president of united airlines. the subsequent explosion inflicts cuts and burns over large portions of wood's body. >> now come 1980, we know we have a serial bomber. and so the fbi started working as a joint task force with atf and because we had bombs in the mail, with the postal inspection service. >> the task force dubs the investigation una bomb. university and airline bombings because the first four bombs were affiliated with university locations or airlines. >> from the beginning, the investigation is hampered by a lack of evidence. the unabomber's devices are relatively crude, making it difficult to trace them back to their maker. >> there wasn't a lot of evidence left. and the evidence that we could identify, matches and pieces of wood, nails, were the kinds of things you could buy at any hardware store. >> we started calling him early the junkyard bomber, because in fact he would make these bombs from scratch. he didn't go buy components and pieces of metal and that type of thing. he went out to piles of

the arm comes out and says, well, there is a loud rock barack percy and bottom-line there's a manpower problem. get it doesn't bother anyone or strike them as odd that we had enough guys to go raid the gibson guitar factory over imported wood. priorities? are those really our priorities? so it's easy to complain, suggestion going forward and i'd like to take your questions. if we were to streamline his federal agencies and intelligence operation, an internal affairs investigation type operation and one federal law enforcement operation segmented into different division kind of like the nypd has you could have cross training. you could move people around trade you can take advantage of economy and scope, everything the private sector does. you can streamline. you can promote faster. promotion rules, everything from promotion could all be economized. we could save tons of money and at the same time we allocate manpower for problems like that. we can do that now even in the secret service when we need people we have to put out request to other agencies. it goes through these big channels

this christmas the codes and streaming websites of the last of the proponents of that dying colts as percy strong he told the mexican websites of us. i feel like as musicians we need to find this post if i think i feel less in some ways what's happening in the mainstream is the last gospel of the old industry was that the spy who died which you will something else will happen to somebody else will happen some nielsen is chilly and there are also in many different ways texas music nowadays most of them involve any money you can watch on youtube and dissonant sound caught in those famous boss fight. he's a great shot. there are a number of ways to practice music to discover that the odds are that desperate thoughts is that um you that i'm overlooking a hair on the ten most strained office lately. all the spots fight allison was twenty ounces at a cheap census boss fights audience of july th thirty five pounds and is about twenty four million active users playfully of oversea on most of that is in the west and while frank. nothing like it is up this title so that is what causes college gongs

took a walk and returned to the big house for tea where we found johnny and ann and a little datsun percyrived from boston. later on she talks about how a larger park than usual came in in hyde park. the president went out to greet them. this is a tradition on election night. the roosevelts would come to hyde park, gather the family around, await the election results. when they were announced, the folks from hyde park were down and the president would come out to greet them. >> what was your comment while we were watching that? >> she's such an intellectual, eleanor roosevelt. and it differentiates them from the first lady. she's a brilliant writer. when you look at no ordinary times, you can see thinking through the second world war and the strategy ideas. she wanted to bring in for example world war ii many more european dislocated people and she later regretted that she couldn't help more jews immigrationing to the united states during that period. she was wide ranging in her interest in anybody who wrote socially provocative books and literature of magazines but the sheer discipline o

percy smith of des moines is concerned about a coverage gap, "i'm losing my optimism because we're getting close to january and i don't know if i'm going to be covered or not." end quote. that's what he said this week. but this problem will affect more than iowans. according to "the washington post," and again i quote, "those facing a potential coverage gap include an estimated 15 million people. the law's insurance cancellations mixed with the web site's problems might leave some people who have coverage now uninsured in the new year. these are obamacare's biggest losers." end quote. that's from "the washington post." a week ago. today george will has an article in "the washington post" that explores this administration's abuse of executive discretion. under this administration, if they don't like what the law says, even if they wrote that law, they just simply ignore it. example after example exists of how this president believes he's above the law. look no further than their delay of the employer mandate or their rewrite of the laws governing the work requirements as a condition of rece

there is this top-heavy brought percy in some ways. the number -- top-heavy bureaucracy in some ways. the number of 2, 3, and four- staff, and they get air travel and whatever they want. it is a significant problem that the dod is trying to address. it is difficult politically because these are the people who run the pentagon, and asking them to talk them selves and their friends out of a job is something that takes a while. just recently the secretary of defense announced some changes that he was making inside his office. it is a very small fraction of the pentagon at large. there is an effort, however slow, to try to rein in some of these general and flag officer jobs as a way to reduce bureaucracy. i do not know that that will solve the defense budget's overall problems, but it would be very symbolic in terms of making the force of will bit leaner. host: a couple of great questions coming in from e-mail. from paula -- guest: interesting question. their basic compensation is the same basically with the exception of the fact that when

politics for a long time and there was a breed of liberal or moderate work republican senators chuck percy all the ways to new england with clifford case and people like that in between. are there any of that breed still left and do we have hope for social moderates or fiscal conservatives? >> both of the parties have gone into their own corridor and of course at the same time there were conservative democrats in the south. you don't see that as much. i will tell you though i am glad to see the republican party. think about it. the 80s and 90s we were the party. of joe scarborough and tom delay and newt gingrich, carl rove and whoosh. the people driving the debate in our party were from the deep south. now you have chris christie in new jersey. i don't think he's a moderate and i don't think he is a liberal. scott walker and wisconsin. scott is obviously conservative guy but paul ryan out of wisconsin. geographically we are starting to move north. i thought it was interesting you solve kelly ayotte in new hampshire being one of the few people that stood up during the government shut down s