Break the hawks streak of wins away from home. Home. Our cbs 2 sports team was there and pat moroney joins us with a first look at the highlights. Pat . So far this season iowas learned one thing the hard way they cant afford to overlook anybody not even a purdue team thats won just three Conference Games in four seasons. The hawks went to West Lafayette and took care of business on saturday. First quarter third and goal from the 16 c. J. Beathard has nobody runs cj goes untouched into the end zone to put iowa up 14 zero. Later in the half its turning into a rout Leshun Daniels gets to the edge and lumbers in for his second touchdown of the game it was huge day on the ground for the hawks. For daniels and for akrum wadley end of the half big hole and wadley shows some of that burst nobodys catching number25 a 75 yard touchdown sprint puts iowa up big at half. And they hold on to 35. I thought we came out and played with good balance good efficiency the team is businesslike but played w
Our jan carabeo reports, crews had hands full with difficult fire and very difficult conditions. Seventyfive firefighters, nearly two dozen apparatus, spent hours battling this two alarm fire in south philadelphia overnight. The smoke and flames forced many neighbors, living mere broad and wharton, into the street, some those were still fast asleep. Police came in, we still asleep, so they returned in, said everyone out of the house. Brian really is on vacation, visiting his in laws, they all got out in the nick of time. Row home just nextdoor looked like this. We just saw flames, shooting out, we didnt smell smoke or anything. And that close to us,. Passenger drivers did their best. I jumped out the window, guy just laying the horn on, like passing his car like screaming, wake up, wake up. I grabbed any purse, and i came out, and i called 9911. Firefighters battled not only the intense flames, but also work through pouring rain, lightning, and an ongoing heatwave. Our firefighters, ou
Trump still has to beat hillary or bernie sand ertz that guy is older than i am. Im moving 20 canada god out. This weather may have you, wanting to move. Maybe not to canada though because it toss than the get much better there, right. It is colder the further north. We are stuck, of course, gray, glummy skies, continues and even though today isnt necessarily going to be any kind of a wash out we will not see much sunshine, if any at all that will limit the warmth and we have potential for wet weather out there again today, but, it does get wetter, then this from here. Lets discuss. We will get you first and foremost to storm scan where it is in the raining for a change. When is last time we were able to say that. At the moment at least nothing more than a lot of clouds, do think you can see drizzle and spotty showers. One awesome thing about a pattern lake this in spring is you have good air quality, pollen levels are only moderate, they are in the spiking as high as they have been an
Father was an educator and when i was born, he was president of ford Valley State College in southern georgia. My mother had been a classroom teacher and then went back to that and stopped again over the course of my early life. But they were the prime influences as parents are with all children. They set very high standards for their children but had a soft hand. It wasnt that you must do this but we expect you to do this. And my father, who had spent a great deal of his career researching the development of leadership figures, had always argued that, if you had an advantage over the massive black people, if you had an education, if you had a good job, then you had some responsibility to use that education and that position to help those less fortunate than you. And so my older sister and my younger brother and i all absorbed these messages from our parents. And never in a hectoring way. But always, this is your responsibility and youve got to do it. And i hope the three of us took th
And then beyond that, there are themes that emerge about the importance of National Causes that catalyze people to see themselves as leaders. Catalysts like the brown decision itself, which black leaders were so heavily involved. And then of course the Civil Rights Movement that generated grassroots leaders who came about and then became leaders for the rest of their lives. So the book has those major themes and i think thats exactly what emerges from the interviews and thats why i wrote the book, to call attention to these themes. But you can also just go to the website and find what you want in these interviews. Phyllis leffler, thank you very much. Its a pleasure. Id like to begin by asking you to recollect as best you can what you think of as being the most important early influences on your own life. My father wasrse an educator and when i was born, he was president of ford Valley State College in southern georgia. Had been a classroom teacher and then went back to that and stoppe