on the fast break again, whitehead finds carington for the pretty reverse layup. whitehead had 18 of his own as the club rolls to an 84- 67 win. >>> rutgers won over rutgers newark 72-5 . ryan fitzpatrick underwent surgery to repair a torn ligament in his thumb. >>> in baseball, daniel murphy has turned down the mets one year, $15.8 million qualifying offer. that means the 30-year-old infielder will go full steam ahead in to free agency. considering his heroics in the nlds and nlcs he could be compensated nicely. murphy had a homer in six consecutive games and finished with seven homers in the first two series. the mets can still negotiate with murphy, who's spent seven years with the amazins. murphy's gone but the mets move on. >> all right. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you' re doing to find a bathroom? pcialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like need

on the run whitehead finds carrington for the pretty reverse layup. whitehead in at 18 of his own. rutgers also was victorious in its opener over rutgers newark. ryan fitzpatrick underwent surgery to repair a torn ligament in his thumb. daniel murphy has turned down the mets one-year 15.8 million dollar qualifying offer. he will go full steam into free agency. considering his heroics, he could be compensated nicely. he finished with seven homers in the first two series. the mets can still negotiate with murphy, who has spent the first seven years of his career there. on the college gridiron today, rutgers hosts nebraska. enjoy the rest of your saturday, everyone. i'm bruce beck. >>> coming up next at 6:30 on "today in new york," we are still following that breaking news out of france. >> we have live coverage of the attacks across paris. >>> we've got a chilly start to your weekend. >>> the sun rising over the gwb on this saturday morning where it's going to be a little bit cool cooler. >>> we will get to the developments in france in just a minute. first here's the forecast. >> th

jason vanderkooi, connor niles and michael whitehead combined for 422 yards and six scores against the nation's best scoring defense. offensively, 616 total yards for the gpac champions....a bit of redemption against a doane team that beat the 'stangs in 2014. "just feels great, especially after last season. we have been hearing all the talk, all the noise about how good this team is and they are a good team, there's no doubt about it,m and it just goes to our coaches our preparation and the heart of this team...we were in a similar position last year when we got up quick and they came back and beat us. we just told ourselves this whole game that we were going to fight, fight, fight regardless of the score and we were going to come out gpac champions at the end." morningside will make its n-a-i-a leading 12th consecutive post-season appearance on saturday at home against saint xavier.. alex for the first time in program history, iowa is 10-0. the hawkeyes outlasted minnesota in a shootout, returning the floyd of rosedale trophy to iowa city. and what a night it was for the iowa offense

jason vanderkooi, connor niles and michael whitehead combined for 422 yards and six scores against the nation's best scoring defense. offensively, 616 total yards for of redemption against a doane team that beat the 'stangs in 2014. "just feels great, especially after last season. we have been hearing all the talk, all the noise about how good this team is and they are a good team, there's no doubt about it,m and it just goes to our coaches our preparation and the heart of this team...we were in a similar position last year when we got up quick and they came back and beat us. we just told ourselves this whole game that we were going to fight, fight, fight regardless of the score and we were going to come out gpac champions at the end." morningside will make its n-a-i-a leading 12th consecutive post-season appearance on saturday at home against saint xavier.. and a big congrats to unity christian senior anna kiel. our 2014-15 female athlete of the year has decided to continue her volleyball career at iowa state. in ames, she will join moc-floyd valley grad alexis conaway and heelan grad

whitehead leading all scorers with 18. 69-59 your final. seton hall is now 2-0. can you believe college basketball is here? time flies. >> that is the news for now. stay tuned for abc world news next. i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra bookman. we're coming back at 11:00. you should too . as an everyday business person, and not colonel sanders, why sometimes i'm just too busy to cook dinner. so, i just pick up kfc's twenty dollar family fill up

. >> andrew whitehead's lab is collecting abalone, that have already adapted to acidic conditions. whether these can sphierve and othersurvive andthe others can . >> these grow to bigger than my fist. they represent sort of a proxy for all kinds of animals, basically anything with a shell around here. >> in order to evolve an animal has to reproduce enough for a genetic trait to emerge. >> are abalone prolific enough to produce genetic diversity? >> a single female can produce hundreds of thousands of eggs. if they can undergo that environment, they are most likely to be the seeds of future generations. >> terry sawyer hopes that this sort of science can somehow future-proof this economy. >> if we can maintain this, that's the goal. we are having problems to get the seed in the first place to put in here, that's where it all starts. >> this year has been pretty good sawyer says but he worries about next year and the year after that and whether his oysters can change as fast as the ocean will. jacob ward, al jazeera, tomales bay, california. >> nasa is looking for the right stuff. n

isaiah whitehead, 21 points for the pirates. they battle back from down 16. long beach state holds off the charge. we have a last second shot but it doesn't fall and seton hall loses 80-77. the first loss of the season. i said we'd be talking baseball all the way to opening day, >> fantas it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now.

isaiah whitehead, battle back from down 16. long beach state holds off the charge. we have a last second shot but it doesn't fall and seton hall loses 80-77. the first loss of the season. i said we'd be talking baseball all the way to opening day, college basketball, doing that till march. >> fantastic for cashman son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this season, all at one place. >>> join the conversation on facebook, twitter, and instagram. have anything you want to talk about tonight, bill? >> the brutal rain and now it looks like it's going to hold off for the morning commute. i'm very happy about that. that's it for us for now. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter. >> i'm sade baderinwa. jimmy kimmel is next. have a nice night and we'll see you

whitehead leading all scorers. 69-59 is your final. seton hall also 2-0. >>> it was one of the most tumultuous weeks in school history for missouri, but when it was all over the protests turned to celebration as the tigers rallied around head football coach gary pinkle who announced he was leaving the team to focus on his fighting a gains lymphoma. after the game the team surrounded their coach. he got a little emotional but dance moves. way to go, coach. >> good celebration. >> was that a dread lock? >> in missouri that's what >> he set. >>> a local woman's worry after the terror attacks. is missing. why she thought he might be near some of the violence. >> police commissioner bratton talks about the tools and resources the nypd has to stop an attack at home. >>> we continue our coverage of the terror attacks in paris. new video shows the moment terrorists attacked the bataclan concert hall. nearly 90 people died at that location. >> tonight france launched air strikes against the islamic state group in syria. jets dropped 20 bombs on

. >> it is cold cannon is whiteheaded cabbage. >> okay. >> that is what i call it but they do put kaile the big thing now so they make it. >> this is really good. >> isn't that delicious. >> yes. >> all right. i have a challenge for you. >> oh, goodness. >> could we do this again tomorrow with five other countries. >> we can, absolutely. >> pick out five countries. >> you pick out five countries. >> they can tweet us. >> they tweet us countries and we will go from there. >> alex holley fox 29, mike jerrick fox nine. >> lux emberg a small country. >> it business research and people that give you recipes and things like that. >> every single one of these was good. >> which one us favorite. >> this irish thing. >> oh, baby. >> yes, flan is my favorite. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> i guess we will see you tomorrow. >> 9:49. well, lets take a look at this. let me show you something. >> what is it? >> guess who, do you know who that is. >> it is a celebrity, obviously reality star another hint transformed in allison and wonder land. >> wish he would go back do

. >> reporter: andrew whitehead's lab is collecting abalone that have adapted to a naturally low acidic environment. the question is whether the big sea snails have evolved to survive, and whether other animals can do the seam. >> these are three, four-year-old abalone, the largest in the world. and they grow to tremendous size, and they're both very eek logic al species, and they are a proxy for other species. >> reporter: in order to survive, they have to evolve enough for a genetic trait to emerge. are abalone prolific enough? how many babies do they have? >> a single female can generate hundreds of eggs, so to run that gauntlet of development in the future development, those are the most likely to be the seeds of future generations. >> reporter: terry sawyer hopes that this science can future proof it. >> if we can maintain it, that's the goal, so if we're having problems even getting the seed in the first place, that's where it all starts. > >> reporter: this year has been pretty good, sawyer says, but he worries about next year and the year after that, and whether his oysters can

jason vanderkooi, connor niles and michael whitehead combined for 422 yards and six scores against the nation's best scoring defense. offensively, 616 total yas for the gpac champions....a bit of redemption against a doane team that beat the 'stangs in 2014. just feels great, especially after last season. we have been hearing all the talk, all the noise about how good this team is and they are a good team, there's no doubt about it,m and it just goes to our coaches our preparation and the heart of this team...we were in a similar position last year when we got up quick and they came back and beat us. we just told ourselves this whole game that we were going to fight, fight, fight regardless of the score and we were going to come out morningside will make its n-a-i-a leading 12th consecutive post- season appearance on saturday at home against saint xavier.. for the first time in program history, iowa is 10-0. the hawkeyes outlasted minnesota in a shootout, returning the floyd of rosedale trophy to iowa city. and what a night it was for the iowa offense. c.j. beathard led the hawks to 50

last 15 minutes, we went from just a trickle will of some vehicles as you can see here all of the whitehead lights, all starting to stack up here as folks, slowly, go past the accident scene. the let's roll video from the news van that arrived on the scene right after the accident happened. again, as steve mentioned an officer tending to a disabled in the left lane have of i-95, approaching bridge street, when he was struck from behind by that black range rover. that is the scene when we showed up there. look at the back of the police vehicle that is just, it is just gone. the the trunk, thank goodness it didn't puncture the gas tank there but, a few folks, even dianne our floor director who came past that accident this morning says there is debris on the roadway, and that is going to have to be cleaned up, before we can get those lanes opened. coming back to my maps again here, southbound i-95 be ready to hit the brakes as we are slow go from cottman into bridge street with only that far right shoulder, getting on by. another problem is a shut down of the northeast extension, all southboun

jason vanderkooi, connor niles and michael whitehead combined for 422 yards and six scores against the nation's best scoring defense. offensively, 616 total yards for the gpac champions....a bit of redemption against a doane team that beat the 'stangs in 2014. just feels great, especially after last season. we have been hearing all the talk, all the noise about how good this team is and they are a good team, there's no doubt about it,m and it just goes to our coaches our preparation and the heart of this team...we were in a similar position last year when we got up quick and they came back and beat us. we just told ourselves this whole game that we were going to fight, fight, fight regardless of the score and we were going to come out gpac champions at the end." morningside will make its n-a-i-a leading 12th consecutive post- season appearance on saturday at home against saint xavier.. for the first time in program history, iowa is 10-0. the hawkeyes outlasted minnesota in a shootout, returning the floyd of rosedale trophy to iowa city. and what a night it was for the iowa offense. c.j

. >> alfred whitehead said that the tradition of western philosophy consisted of footnotes to plato. it's one of the reasons i decided to study it. but in the same way, what i have to say will mostly consist of footnotes to their excellent presentations. read about turkey today without seeing the word authoritarian pop up and it is hard to ignore what has been happening in turkey without coming to the conclusion that there is a departure from democracy. something beginning with the protests in the last a of may that were met with a blue -- police response followed by the nevada 17th investigations into corruption. and the way the prosecutors who brought those charges were dealt with. theas become clear that them prime minister, and now president erdogan, called the shots in turkey. the purpose of this paper was to examine the nature of authoritarianism more deeply, and ask, where does this come from, what is the nature, what is the structure? how is it being implement it? -- implemented? and why does it matter? the argument we made in the paper is all of the trends we are seeing toda

alfred whitehead said the tradition of western philosophy consists of footnotes to plato. so i figured i would read plato and be done with it but what i have to say is a footnote to ambassador edelman and dr. dr. savante's excellent presentation. it's hard to ignore what it's been happening in turkey for the last two and a half years without coming to the conclusion that there is a departure from democracy. now we were met with a brutal police response followed by the december 17 investigation into corruption and the prosecutors who brought those were dealt with and the police force responsible for the investigations were dismissed. it's become clear that then prime minister and now president erdogan called the shots in turkey, but the purpose of this paper was to examine the nature of authoritarianism in turkey a little more deeply and ask where does it come from, what is its nature, was it structure and how is it being implemented and why it matters. i think on the first as svante presented the argument we make in the paper all of the trends we are seeing in turkey are n

alfred whitehead said the tradition of western philosophy consisted of footnotes to plato which is onereasons i decided to study philosophy. i could do plato and be done with it but in the same way what i have to say looking at footnotes to the presentations it's hard to read about turkey today without seeing the word authoritarian pop pop up and it's hard to ignore what's been happening in turkey for the last an app years without coming to the conclusion that there is a departure from democracy beginning with the gassy park protest in may of 2013 that were met with a brutal police response followed by the december 17 investigations into corruption and the prosecutors who brought the charges and the police forces responsible were dismissed. it became clear that then prime minister and now president erdogan called the shots in turkey but the purpose of this paper was to examine the nature of authoritarianism more deeply and ask where does it come from what is its nature was a structure, how is being implemented and why it matters. i think on the first the argument we make in the paper i

row after row of whitehead stones with names of americans who gave their ultimate sacrifice.of his fellow squadron members paid tribute to staff sergeant hammond during the air moany. as they filed past, they laid their wings upon his coffin. a final salute to a young airman who followed his dream of flying. there was not a dry eye at the gravesite. thomas payne said 200 years ago, those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must undergo the fatigue of supporting it. i offer my condolences to his family, his wife, his parents, his friends, staff sergeant ham mon will be missed but his sacrifices will never be forgotten. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from west virginia yield back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today we are leading the way at the red hill bay to revive the sul

alfred whitehead said the tradition of western philosophy consists of footnotes to plato.asons i studied philosophy to read plato and be done with it. most i will say will relate to dr. cornell's excellent presentation. hard to ignore what is happening in for the last 2 1/2 years without coming to the copclusion that is departure from democracy, beginning with the park protests in last days of may 2013 that were met with brutal police response followed by the december 17th investigations into the corruption and the way that the prosecutors who brought those charges were sort of dealt with and police force responsible for the investigations were dismissed. it has become clear that then prime minister, now president erdogan sort of really called the shots in turkey but the purpose of this paper was to examine the sort of nature of authoritarianism in turkey, ask where does it come from, what is it its nature, how is it structured and how it is being implemented and why it matters. i think on the first point as is svante presented, all the results? turkey is something that mi