. >> reporter: michigan state senator rick jones helped write the state's sex offender registry law. he said zach should have been more careful. >> i would hope somebody 19 years old would say, well, do you have a driver's license? you don't appear to be the appropriate age. >> it's crazy. it's like a split decision, like a small decision, know what i mean? and your life can affect everything that you do. >> reporter: making matters worse for zach, michigan does not provide an automatic defense for when a girl lies about her age. >> if he gained in this behavior 20 minutes across the state line, he wouldn't have been charged at all. >> the law unfortunately at this time in michigan doesn't have the same protection as indiana and 19 other states. >> this will be plenty of people who say, those laws are on the books for a reason, to protect minors from sexual predators. >> we're not talking about loosening the law. no one's indicating that somebody who preys on a young adult in a predatory manner shouldn't be prosecuted. they should be. this is an instance that you

. >> ed: not as tight a spiral but that time he really fit that in nicely on the line to jones. rick ricky jones ran. 1:09. sudfeld all he can do is cheer post. jones to the 6. holy cow! what a great throw and jones, again, a tremendous pattern, he and now, they're throwing at him every time. >> ed: leading receiver in the big ten, came in with the bum ankle, they said he looked okay during the week, diamont, another really nice throw to jones. >> mike: are we watching history? redding. i think they're going to have to use one of their time-outs and talk about this. >> ed: yeah, i'm really surprised tsh -- now, movement on the right side for indiana. >> mike: that's going to cost them five. now they're going to use a time-out. backing up five, it gives you more room to run the ball, more room to run patterns. >> ed: it does. >> referee: time-out. >> ed: good job inside a minute. the penalty on offense, you don't get the ten seconds off which could be tragic if you're indiana to go down to 13 here could be tragic. >> mike: here's the historical part of this, 35 years since indiana was

. >> ed: not as tight a spiral but that time he really fit that in nicely on the line to jones. rick ricky jones ran. 1:09. sudfeld all he can do is cheer post. jones to the 6. holy cow! what a great throw and jones, again, a tremendous pattern, he was almost invisible in the first half. and now, they're throwing at him every time. >> ed: leading receiver in the big ten, came in with the bum ankle, they said he looked okay during the week, diamont, another really nice throw to jones. >> mike: are we watching history? redding. i think they're going to have to use one of their time-outs and talk about this. >> ed: yeah, i'm really surprised tsh -- now, movement on the right side for indiana. >> mike: that's going to cost them five. now they're going to use a time-out. more room to run the ball, more room to run patterns. >> ed: it does. >> referee: time-out. >> ed: good job inside a minute. the penalty on offense, you don't get the ten seconds off which could be tragic if you're indiana to go down to 13 here could be tragic. >> mike: here's the historical part of this, 35 years since in

jones. >> mike: and great pattern with rick ricky jones ran. 1:09. sudfeld all he can do is cheer on his backup. post. jones to the 6. holy cow! what a great throw and jones, again, a tremendous pattern, he was almost invisible in the first half. and now, they're throwing at him every time. >> ed: leading receiver in the big ten, came in with the bum during the week, diamont, another really nice throw to jones. >> mike: are we watching history? redding. i think they're going to have to use one of their time-outs and talk about this. >> ed: yeah, i'm really surprised tsh -- now, movement on the right side for indiana. >> mike: that's going to cost them five. now they're going to use a time-out. backing up five, it gives you more room to run the ball, more room to run patterns. >> ed: it does. >> referee: time-out. >> ed: good job inside a minute. the penalty on offense, you don't get the ten seconds off which could be tragic if you're indiana to go down to 13 here could be tragic. >> mike: here's the historical part of this, 35 years since indiana was

i am joined by rick and brian jones. what a comeback. >> rick: all they needed was to find their formula. be 21 down. a brilliant performance by a dual threat quarterback in joshua dobbs. >> brian: he was phenomenal. >> rick: brilliant performance all day long. >> brian: on the flip side. georgia. snatching defeat out of the jaws of victory. mistake after mistake. a 14 point lead. they are up 21. tennessee scores 2 touchdowns. within 37 seconds. after the first touchdown they fumble. the perfect pass! lambert. the good and the bad and the ugly. that was ugly. you have all of that in mr. davis. >> adam: and how big was the punt? >> rick: the punt of the year. >> brian: you can't stop anyone like that. >> rick: cork screw left. >> adam: number 7 lsu. they hosted south carolina instead of going there because of the devastating flooding in south carolina. and leonard fournette. >> brian: he was a gracious host. look at that speed for a man that size. he is outrunning everyone want doesn't look like he is going as fast. >> ada

tennessee falling further in the east, i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jone this was a great game to watch. alabama survives. >> rick: gary danielson said it best. sometimes it comes down to athlete on athlete. if you wonder why coaches recruit the way they do, you don't have to wondernylonger.. you go to fulton dale, alabama if you go on a big running back, go to -- yulee, florida. derrick nry. >> brian: athletes on the other side were really up for the test early in the ballgameen that teteessee defense. they had five sacks in this ballgame. three in the first half. the usual culprit corey vereen. two sacks on the day and five tackles. they harassed jakee coker all afternoon long but unfortunately for the volunteers they ran out of gas. that last drive for bama, eight plays, 71 yards, culminating in a 14-yard touchdown rununy henry. >> adam: butch jones can recruit too. bama wins it for the ninth straight time in this match-up. other s.e.c. action. auburn and arkansas, rick, drama in four overtimes. >> rick: if you like long games, this is your cup of tea. drew morgan in the fou

tennessee falling further in the east, i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. this was a great game to watch. alabama survives. >> rick: gary danielson said it best. sometimes it comes down to athlete on athlete. if you wonder why coaches recruit the way they do, you don't have to wonder any longer. you go to fulton dale, alabama to get your player. if you go on a big running back, go to -- yulee, florida. derrick henry. >> brian: athletes on the other side were really up for the test early in the ballgame on that tennessee defense. they had five sacks in this ballgame. three in the first half. the usual culprit corey vereen. two sacks on the day and five tackles. they harassed jake coker all afternoon long but unfortunately for the volunteers they ran out of gas. that last drive for bama, eight plays, 71 yards, culminating in a 14-yard touchdown run by henry. bama wins it for the ninth straight time in this match-up. other s.e.c. action. auburn and arkansas, rick, drama in four overtimes. >> rick: if you like long games, this is your cup of tea. drew morgan in

joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. pick 6. >> that's the story. we know that nick saban loves the defensive backfield. he was a defensive back. it was 2 pick sixes by fitzpatrick for the afternoon. a new alabama record. no one in the history of their program returned 2 interceptions for touchdowns. jackson had a pick 6. 4 interceptions all together. that's why the aggies are looking at their first loss. >> alabama is phenomenal. you want to endear yourself to attempts. the center goes down. kelly lost to concussion symptoms. you run rugged. look at jake coker. his coaches will coach him hard to get out of bounds. he said i will get me some! if that wasn't enough. watch this. >> a couple of these. >> right after your heart. going back. >> it will make a 1st down. get out of bounds. >> no. >> yeah! >> we talked about wanting to be a guy for the alabama team. the transfer from florida state he is earning his team. >> a&m got close but alabama stood tough. week on the home depot sec on cbs. the pick is in. it's alabama at home against tennessee. their

in the game you just saw, alabama rolling 38-10 i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. e but alabama captain beat at their own game. >> rick: especially as you just said at their own game. this was going to be trench warfare, give the nod to alabama >> brian: all by spread teams, you're right. this mirror images alabama has better pieces than georgia. >> adam: they were the top rank one loss team. other undefeated teams you have to play, where do you put bama how far up do you move them after this impressive road game? >> rick: the two teams switched places georgia and alabama. puts them about eight. i picture nick saban like jockey, just riding his horse, sitting right there at the quarter pole right in position to strike. >> brian: i'm not sure georgia slides to 13 i'd slide further. not ready yet. alabama at least 8. >> adam: lot of other action. get caught including ohio state in some trouble but monster second half for ezekiel elliott on the road. >> brian: in the second half alone he had eight carries, 234 yards. runs 55, 65, 75, scores a touchdown, that's right, t

joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. pick 6. >> that's the story. we know that nick saban loves the defensive backfield. he was a defensive back. it was 2 pick sixes by fitzpatrick for the afternoon. a new alabama record. no one in the history of their program returned 2 interceptions for touchdowns. jackson had a pick 6. 4 interceptions all together. that's why the aggies are looking at their first loss. >> alabama is phenomenal. you want to endear yourself to attempts. the center goes down. kelly lost to concussion symptoms. you run rugged. look at jake coker. his coaches will coach him hard to get out of bounds. he said i will get me some! if that wasn't enough. watch this. >> a couple of these. >> right after your heart. going back. >> it will make a 1st down. get out of bounds. >> no. >> yeah! >> we talked about wanting to be a guy for the alabama team. the transfer from florida state he is earning his team. >> a&m got close but alabama stood tough. we will see the tide again next week on the home depot sec on cbs. the pick is in. it's alabama

. >> adam: joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. it's worked for florida but not georgia. how much was this was the gators and how much the dogs? >> steve: florida won the game. it was an outstanding job. treon harris, you heard coach mcelwain say he did a good job extending plays and didn't get rattled when things weren't going his way but it's very difficult when you're a georgia fan it find hope in that ufs when it's a revolving door at quarterback. i understand you play who plays best in practice but if you keep playing someone new no one gets better. >> brian: georgia faithful have no idea who they believe in. from week to week, play to play, quarter to quarter you don't know who is going to be under center and therefore the guys in the locker room have no faith in the offensive system. this is horrible. this is terrible. i don't know why mark richt's name is being considered for any job, his alma mater at the university of miami -- this is a terrible showing. you give florida credit but georgia should be worried. this was putrid. it was disappointing. they are a terr

. >> adam: joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. it's worked for florida but not georgia.ow much was this was the gators and how much the dogs? >> steve: florida won the game. it was an outstanding job. treon harris, you heard coach mcelwain say he did a good job extending plays and didn't get rattled when things weren't going his way but it's very difficult when you're a georgia fan it find hope in that ufs when it's a revolving door at quarterback. i understand you play who plays best in practice but if you keep playing someone new no one gets better. >> brian: georgia faithful have no idea who they believe in. from week to week, play to play, quarter to quarter you don't know who is going to be under center and therefore the guys in the locker room have no faith in the offensive system. this is horrible. this is terrible. i don't know why mark richt's name is being considered for any job, his alma mater at the university of miami -- this is a terrible showing. you give florida credit but georgia should be worried. this was putrid. it was disappointing. they are a terrib

. >> adam: joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. it's worked for florida but not georgia. how much was this was the gators and how much the dogs? >> steve: florida won the game. it was an outstanding job. treon harris, you heard coach mcelwain say he did a good job extending plays and didn't get rattled when things weren't going his way but it's very difficult when you're a georgia fan it find hope in that ufs when it's a revolving door at quarterback. i understand you play who plays best in practice but if you keep playing someone new no one gets better. >> brian: georgia faithful have no idea who they believe in. from week to week, play to play, quarter to quarter you don't know who is going to be under center and therefore the guys in the locker room have no faith in the offensive system. this is horrible. this is terrible. name is being considered for any job, his alma mater at the university of miami -- this is a terrible showing. you give florida credit but georgia should be worried. this was putrid. it was disappointing. they are a terrible football team. >> adam: b

tennessee falling further in the east, i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. this was a great game to watch. alabama survives. >> rick: gary danielson said it best. sometimes it comes down to athlete on athlete. if you wonder why coaches recruit the way they do, you don't have to wonder any longer. you go to fulton dale, alabama to get your player. if you go on a big running back, go to -- yulee, florida. derrick henry. >> brian: athletes on the other side were really up for the test early in the ballgame on that tennessee defense. they had five sacks in this ballgame. three in the first half. the usual culprit corey vereen. two sacks on the day and five tackles. they harassed jake coker all afternoon long but unfortunately for the volunteers they ran out of gas. that last drive for bama, eight plays, 71 yards, culminating in a 14-yard touchdown run by henry. >> adam: butch jones can recruit too. bama wins it for the ninth straight time in this match-up. other s.e.c. action. auburn and arkansas, rick, drama in four overtimes. >> rick: if you like long games, th

. >> i want to bring back in gabe sherman, phillip rucker, van jones, rick wilson into this conversationis one is for you, rick, because donald trump is dominating in three battleground states. i want you to listen to marco rubio doing his best to downplay these numbers. >> they don't really matter very much. polls are polls. what's going to matter is what voters are willing to do in early february, that's what we're aiming for. >> it's not good when the candidates are trailing in their home states. >> right now the trump decision is one that's disconnected from the end of the primary window. the velocity of trump's numbers has tipped downward. the vector they're following on his unfavorables, particularly as voters start to approach the real decision of who is going to post up against hillary clinton, the fact that in their home states jeb bush and marco rubio do very well against hillary clinton, donald trump much less so. we're going to find as we go on voters will start to make decisions based not just on the passionate fervor but they're going to make more rational decisions about t

in the game you just saw, alabama rolling 38-10 i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. well, nick chubb got his time but alabama captain beat at their own game. >> rick: especially as you just said at their own game. this was going to be trench warfare, give the nod to alabama >> brian: all by spread teams, you're right. this mirror images alabama has better pieces than georgia. >> adam: they were the top rank one loss team. other undefeated teams you have to play, where do you put bama how far up do you move them after this impressive road game? >> rick: the two teams switched places georgia and alabama. puts them about eight. i picture nick saban like jockey, just riding his horse, sitting right there at the quarter pole right in position to strike. >> brian: i'm not sure georgia slides to 13 i'd slide further. alabama at least 8. >> adam: lot of other action. get caught including ohio state in some trouble but monster second half for ezekiel elliott on the road. >> brian: in the second half alone he had eight carries, 234 yards. runs 55, 65, 75, scores a touchdown, th

joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. pick 6. >> that's the story. we know that nick saban loves the defensive backfield. he was a defensive back. it was 2 pick sixes by fitzpatrick for the afternoon. a new alabama record. no one in the history of their program returned 2 interceptions for touchdowns. jackson had a pick 6. 4 interceptions all together. that's why the aggies are looking at their first loss. >> alabama is phenomenal. you want to endear yourself to attempts. the center goes down. kelly lost to concussion symptoms. you run rugged. look at jake coker. his coaches will coach him hard to get out of bounds. he said i will get me some! if that wasn't enough. watch this. >> a couple of these. >> right after your heart. going back. >> it will make a 1st down. get out of bounds. >> no. >> yeah! >> we talked about wanting to be a guy for the alabama team. the transfer from florida state he is earning his team. stood tough. we will see the tide again next cbs. the pick is in. it's alabama at home against tennessee. their annual cross over rival me

. >> adam: joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. it's worked for florida but not georgia. how much was this was the gators and how much the dogs? >> steve: florida won the game. it was an outstanding job. treon harris, you heard coach mcelwain say he did a good job extending plays and didn't get rattled when things weren't going his way but it's very difficult when you're a georgia fan it find hope in that ufs when it's a revolving door at quarterback. i understand you play who plays playing someone new no one gets better. >> brian: georgia faithful have no idea who they believe in. from week to week, play to play, quarter to quarter you don't know who is going to be under center and therefore the guys in the locker room have no faith in the offensive system. this is horrible. this is terrible. i don't know why mark richt's name is being considered for any job, his alma mater at the university of miami -- this is a terrible showing. you give florida credit but georgia should be worried. this was putrid. it was disappointing. they are a terrible football team. interceptions

rick-- alright, i vs south dakota saturday at the uni- dome --come ckeck them out... thank you coach former waterloo west basketball standout dale jones made his debut tonight in carver hawkeye arena as iowa hosted the sioux falls cougars in an early season exhibition game......... 1) first half,. senior anthony clemmons in the corner drains the 3 ball and we were tied at spins and kisses it off the glass to give iowa the 7 point lead. 3) mike gessell would slash to the basket, miss, but former bettenrf bulldog nicholas baer is there for the put back and 32 - 29 lead. 4) later in the first half, left handed lay up--utthoff finishes with 13... iowa led 46-40 at the with 24 tonight-- the hawks roll 99-73. thanks rick. if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative compmpies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? thanks for watch

michael jones is here, ben willis at the table and our very own rick santelli.elcome to awful you. ben, what are you watching today in this market? >> healthcare in particular to narrow it all the way down to the hospital stocks. >> they got crushed today. >> they have been under a lot of pressure lately. tenant healthcare helped put a bottom in, and you had mr. wise on your halftime show suggesting he has been buying it. that's the focus for our investors where we are right now away from that, the energy sector and a little bit of pressure that may be profit taking up one of the better performing sectors for the month. so that's really what we're seeing on both two sides of the tape. >> not to discount what we've seen in tech today, but yesterday if you combined what the ecb said and overnight what the pboc actually did, that's the main driver of what we're seeing, don't you think? i know you are just back from asia, you had your johnston and murphys on the ground there. what did you see? >> today's price action recognizes that china's interest rates are still

john kasich from ohio, rick santorum from pennsylvania, marco rubio and jeb bush from florida all glancing upwards at one mr. donald j. trump. cnn's athena jonesg by in waterloo, iowa, where trump held a rally at the building behind you. athena, in an interview governor bush saying today his greatest weakness is his impatience. it's hard to imagine he and his campaign are not impatient about his inability to gain traction even in the sunshine state. >> reporter: that's right. hi, jake. i mean, the bush campaign says this race is going to be a marathon or a triathlon, not a sprint. still, bush can't feel good saying he's trailing trump by so much in a state where he was governor for eight years. trump of course is touting these latest numbers. donald trump celebrating in iowa today. >> we're way ahead of everybody. >> reporter: as a new quinnipiac poll shows him leading the republican field in three key states, ohio, pennsylvania and florida. >> i'm delighted to be here. >> reporter: ben carson coming in second. but it was trump's standing in florida that really had him gloating today. >> florida, i was at 21, i went up to 28. we're killing eve

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jones will open lower by 162 points. s&p 500 lower by 21 points. we saw the ten-year yield move, rick said 11 basis points. euro went screaming higher. it will cost you 1.13 now because expectations are, now that the fed won't move maybe at all this year. fed fund futures pricing in the first rate hike in march. that would lead to dollar weakness. joining us steve ratner said this number vi vindicates what the fed has done. agree? >> i think the opposite. it is a failure. the fed's policy, in my opinion, is a road block to a better economy than a facilitator of it. >> we have been at this for so long with interest rates where they've been in qe and everything else. all i get is 142,000 jobs? >> exactly. one of the main goals of monetary policy is to pull forward behavior. almost seven years at zero, all this qe, we pulled forward a tremendous amount of behavior and levered everybody up. that's what lower interest rates does, encourages everybody to borrow and killed savers. >> bring up the one-year chart of the dow jones. that market selloff we saw, was that telling us what was coming? now we shouldn't be