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>> that was 2009. now the president seems to be leaving that out of the obama care pitch. it's law. a lot of people say they don't like it but they like that part of president obama's signature health care law. so, can you keep your doctor or not? and a high school field trip becomes a life or death situation when this happens. that's their bus. i'm harris falkner. efforts to free the pakistan doctor that helped zero in on osama bin laden. he's been in prison for 2 1/two years and the pakistan prime minister promises to review his case. the prime minister meeting with lawmakers this week. the doctor remains behind bars, even though his 33-year sentence was overturned. many people see the trumped up charges as retaliation for

embarrassing pakistan. his crime, helping the cia search for and track down al qaeda leader osama bin laden. the plan was to verify the location of the man behind the 9/11 attacks. the doctor's undercover operation led to the u.s. navy seal rid on bin laden's compound in may of 2011 and the killing of the u.s.'s public enemy number one. he's a hero in the united states. his fate a source of major tension between the two countries. dominic broke the story and is live from los angeles. dom, this is a huge step forward in getting him free. how close are we to that happening? >> well, it could be months if everything goes smoothly. it's speculation from both that it's hopeful the events could bring about. on tuesday this week during a

visit by pakistan's prime minister to washington, he was taken octo a meeting with the chairman of the house committee on foreign affairs and taken to a room on the side and presented with the head of campaign based here in los angeles. together they cornered the pakistan prime minister to take a commitment to do what he could to free him. he agreed he would actually have the prosecution process reviewed and try and speed up the retrial delayed repeatedly during the course of this year this is actually huge news in moving forward. the issue of getting him out, if not out of pakistan, certainly out of jail where he's been languishing for 2 1/two years. the chairman of the campaign spoked today and described really how pivotal this really was. take a listen. >> he committed an instructed,

national security advisor on the spot in the meeting to make sure that the doctor was tried post haste with whatever means at their disposal to go back and get that objective accomplished. >> pakistan really dug its heels in on the issue with shaquille and the state department and cia in the past 2 1/ two years, this is finally hope. >> he was hiding in the country. we swooped in and got him without telling them we were coming so there is a huge trust deficit. can the pakistanis really deliver on this matter? >> they have been a very unreliable ally so far and prove than many times over there are problems with shareef in pakistan now that he's returned. the biggest problem he's not only deemed a trader but a terrorist and that obviously has

r ram ma cases. the spy service rep henlded him in the first place and nay are the ones that can let him go and give the order out. the problem is the shuffle in the military for those who oversee that and until there is a new chief of staff, this is no one literally to give the physical order to get him released but shareef can apply the political power or perhaps deal with the court system and change something there that could lead to his release and that takes very long and that's speculation it could be months away, harris. >> big breaking news on the fox report and all day long. thank you very much. interesting timing on this. in just the past few days we've been reporting pakistan is going to get some american tax dollars that have been denied during more tense times with that country. the federal government is releasing 1.6 billion-dollar in aid to them. last year the u.s. gave pakistan 2.6 billion. since the attacks of september

11th, the u.s. has given more than $25 billion to pakistan. stop watching us, that's the message that was loud and clear today in washington d.c. and in fact, hundreds of americans are angry, as we learn more it seems like every day about just how prova sieve the government spying program is. that's why they were all out in force at a rally taking aim at the national security agency or nsa made infamous by the g from snowden, the former nsa contractor that had enough. the dem stage follows reports that u.s. intelligence spied on phone conversations of at least 35 world leaders including the rest on us in the u.s. and that's stirring up a lot of tension between america and allies, particularly germany. a lot of outrage there over the monitoring of the chancellor's cell phone. they are sending senior

officials to washington to talk about this and for more information, they want to know every detail. peter is live with the news in washington, peter? >> harris, they picked today to march because today is the 12th anniversary of the patriot act becoming law. so hundreds of protesters showed up at union station and marched on over to the capitol. they want congress to write a law restricting mass surveillance programs. i took video with my iphone during the march. you can see there were coordinated chants, home made signs and many, many tributes to nsa leaker edward snowden. snowden sent the statement to one of today's speakers. here is a bit of what he said through her. >> we've also learned this isn't about red or blue or party lines, and it is definitely not about terror rism. it's about power, control and trust in government. >> one organizers today said the

rally wasn't about right and left. it was about right and wrong and that was reflected in the speakers who were very politically diverse. >> any reaction tonight from the white house? >> nothing in response to the rally but regarding the diplomatic dust up you mentioned that started when reports came out about americans spying, the white house says an internal review is underway and intelligence programs in question can keep americans safe and moving forward quote ultimately what we need to do is balance the important role the programs play in protecting our national security ex protecting the security of allies with the legitimate privacy concerns that other haves raised. meanwhile, the former secretary of state hillary clinton said this weekend, part of the problem with the information snowden leaked is that it came out bit by bit by bit out of context and not clearly

explainable. harris? >> thank you very much. well, also on the nsa, their website was down for about 11 hours. some suspect it was hacked but the agency denies that. the nsa says its website was inaccessible during a scheduled update and that a glitch resulted from an internal error. several twitter accounts loosely affiliated with the hacking group anonymous took credit for the disruption claiming nsagov went offline. the biggest proponent perhaps of listening to americans frustrated with obama care is raising the political profile again today. ted cruz of texas is in a state that's a presidential testing ground. this is new video of the senator in iowa a short time ago doing a little fest ent hunting. >> this is a difference between regan omics and obamaomics.

regan is starting in your parents garage. obama you move into your parents garage. >> sen tomorrow cruz said even the president's most dedicated supporters are backing away from the signature health care law and he's right in someways. we saw democrat leaders passing party lines and breaking ranks in recent days to call for an extension on the deadline for when americans must have health insurance. today a major selling point of obama care no longer a part of the president's pitch but which part and why? we'll tell you more about that coming up. right now, the mom of an i ai caused killer is speaking her. her son just 14 years old is charged with the murder of a popular young schoolteacher. this getting a lot of attention across the country. what she is saying about the tragedy that shocked their small community. also, a gunman prompts an intense standoff after a

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republican senator ron johnson of wisconsin is introducing a bill that would allow americans to do what the president had initially promised. if you're happy with your existing plan or doctor you get to keep it all. this comes as president obama promises secure for the troubled website is only week away, as well. molly has more from washington. >> reporter: he says okay the obama care website isn't perfect but getting fixed and in the meantime he says he'll continue to quote champion the obama care law. but in his weekly radio address, the president did not repeat one of the most famous statements about obama care. that if you like your current

health care plan, you can keep it. here is what he said today. >> everyone who already has health insurance, whether through your employer, medicare or medicaid will keep the benefits and protections this law has already put into place. >> reporter: republican congressman said quote millions of americans are getting notices in fact they are about to lose health insurance because of obama care and he says something needs to be done about that. >> we should look for bipartisan solutions to allow americans to keep the current insurance. after all, that was president obama's solum promise during the health care debate. >> reporter: meanwhile the management expert brought in by the white house to fix the obama care website said yesterday quote, list of fixes and we're going to punch them out one by one. by the end of november, healthcare.gov will work smoothly for the majority of uses. still, they want to hear from kathleen sebelius about the

disastrous obama care rollout and hundreds of millions of dollars spent on it. she'll testify before a house committee on wednesday. harris? >> molly, thank you. a fox weather alert on potentially damaging weather in the plains. let's get to janice. >> hi, harris. earlier tornado warnings in parts of texas and watching oklahoma. oklahoma and texas dealing with the threat of severe weather today. norman oklahoma, a big college football game between oklahoma and texas and severe weather move through right now skies are clearing, which is great news. they should get the rest of that game in but we could see some severe weather south of that region across north texas with several thunderstorm warnings in effect. we'll monitor this situation, harris. this is going to be a doozy out of the north rockies. heavy snow starting tomorrow in some cases over a foot or more

of heavy wet know and the front as it pushes across the plains could give us the threat for severe weather heading into wednesday. so this is a storm system we're certainly going to keep our eyes on and of course, we'll bring you the latest in severe weather across the central u.s. this evening, as well. back to you. >> and of course, that game, oklahoma and texas tech as you said delayed by more than 90 minutes because of this. janice, thank you very much. that's how fox reports on this. i'm harris falkner. as always, i'll be back with updates. follow me on twitter. i love to keep you informed when you're on the go, as well. my mantra?

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they had the rhythm, the ball was just a little high and then got tipped in the air by the receiver, ward. >> gus: first down at the 42 for ou. >> charles: a little surprised finch would be in there for that type of a run. i would think that would be much more of a brennan clay or damien

williams type of action there. tough hard-nosed kid is roy finch. size works against him at 5'7", 167. >> gus: two-yard pickup, second and eight. great run and a pickup of a first down. he gets right through the texas tech defense and finally austin stewart brought him down. >> charles: the defense on that run, able to get to the side, find some space, foot in the ground, got upfield. well done. >> gus: high stepper, reverse, cuts it back and goes down at the 29. 18-yard gain. bruce jones with the saving tackle. >> charles: somewhere roy finch is saying i'll show you i can run inside. look at that last run there, fantastic. >> gus: finch one more time,

outside. stretches it, first down. he lowers his head and then, yeah, i'm little, but i've got heart. gain of 18 and 11 on the last two plays. >> charles: give him a ton of credit. i questioned whether he should be in running inside runs and the third run of this series, it was an inside run for big yardage. roy finch proving this guy wrong on that series. >> gus: last week against kansas he had 93 all purpose yards. 53 yards rushing on seven carries. first down and ten at the 18 for oklahoma. damien williams, the pistol back behind the dozer. they give it to williams, and williams wrapped up immediately as he crosses the line of scrimmage by jackson richards, the junior from southlake, texas. >> charles: now, when they have run the ball this well, it sets up what for you, play action. remember earlier in the game

they ran it well, able to go play action. jalen saunders on an inside slant -- or seam route off of the play action. >> gus: play fake, underneath williams. whoo! they're playing some football in oklahoma today! millard, 6'2", 253, looking like renaldo nehemiah. and the handoff, did they get it? yes! what a drive by ou! damien williams with the touchdown, and the sooners with

a 34-24 lead. >> charles: damien williams with the touchdown. roy finch with the biggest runs to set it up on that drive. >> gus: with 11:04 to go, ou takes an 11-point lead. seven plays, 58 yards. they ate up 2:29. six runs on the drive. only one pass. kliff kingsbury has to go to work now. or great gas mileage. that'd be like eating sweet or sour chicken. oh grrrlg what is this?! sour chicken... it's good, right? i think i like "and" better. only ford gives you ecoboost fuel economy aa whole lot more. now, here's another great and - a new ford focus with 0% apr

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>> gus: trey millard had to be helped off the field. what a blow that could be to oklahoma because of everything he he got rolled up on in the pile

right there. trey franks trying to block rolled up on him. first down and ten at the 24 yard line for texas tech. trailing by 11. davis webb, deep drop, delivers, and eric ward with the catch. >> charles: look at how davis webb stood in there under all sorts of pressure, knowing that he was going to take a lick and come back all the way across the field. he started out to his right, worked the field that way, came all the way back to the left side and delivered. >> gus: gain of seven. second and three. we webb, ward again but he picks up a first down. remember, texas tech trailed west virginia by 11 in the third quarter last week in morgantown. they trail by 11 now in the fourth, but they're playing oklahoma. >> charles: they were down 21-7

and came all the way back to take the lead. >> gus: handoff to washington. washington dragged defenders with him. his forward progress will get him close to the 45. jordan wade finally brings him down. that's an eight-yard gain. second and two. davis webb, lofts one up to ward and he overthrew him. eric ward did have the depth. >> charles: i know oklahoma's modus operandi is to be aggressive, come up and be tough up there. i think mike stoops might back up, you want everything in front

of you. you don't want any big strikes to get them right back in it. >> gus: third down and two. here come the sooners. webb looking for amaro and he couldn't hold on. quentin hayes there defensively. that brings up fourth down. and the special teams unit has not come on as of yet. >> charles: how about quentin hayes here? they're going to go for it. >> gus: here's a bold move by kliff kingsbury going for it on fourth and two at their own 45. it's a do-or-die play, folks. four on the play clock. they snap it. webb goes up -- a catch at the

30 yard line. jakeem grant, they get 25. kliff kingsbury, ice water in his veins. >> charles: and that ice water has been transferred to davis webb. how about him staying in there making the throw. it looked like man coverage and he got over the top against oklahoma again on the fourth and two play. >> gus: so a first down at the ou 31. for texas tech. washington, and he picks up a first down. deandre washington, a gain of 12. >> charles: what about kliff kingsbury, very consistent, isn't he? he said they're going to play fast and loose and attack all the time and never back off. he's a man of his word. fourth and two and he does it again.

>> gus: first down and ten at the 19. webb flips it out, washington. catches it at the corner and out of bounds. at the 15 yard line, hayes shoved him. and this area of the field is normally tailor made for jace amaro. he caught a red zone touchdown last week. >> charles: they have got him on the back side of the formation as a true tight end. >> gus: seven catches, 106 yards for amaro. second and six. near side washington, and zack sanchez closing quickly. >> charles: good play by

sanchez, not fooled into coming off his coverage onto amaro. stays with his responsibility and came up and stopped the play. >> gus: amaro lining up in the slot at the top of your screen. he'll get a free release off the line of scrimmage. davis webb looks for amaro. has him. amaro still running! and he's down at the 1 yard line. >> charles: look at how fast texas tech is trying to get back to the line of scrimmage. they want to catch them disorganized. they'll review this. >> referee: this play is under further review. >> charles: they may not need to run another play here. this very well may be the touchdown. they were running to the line of scrimmage, hoping to catch oklahoma disorganized and run a

play fast and get the touchdown. look at them carrying jordan evans literally and coming down. that ball appears to be hitting the white stripe. was his body down before is what they'll have to determine. here he comes. i think it's simultaneous. he's going down and the ball is hitting the goal line. >> gus: i don't know about you, charles, but football in general, it's become almost too precise. >> charles: this is one of those times where you say to yourself it's a touchdown. give him the touchdown. or what you're also saying is wouldn't it be nice to see someone get in the end zone without the ball hitting the goal line and it's a touchdown or not? i think this is a touchdown. as he's going down, that ball is crossing the plane and i think they're going to take this call and reverse it. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field stands, short of the goal line, first and goal.

>> charles: hey, take your shot, right? >> gus: they're right there at the goal line, first and goal. another great game for jace with eight catches or more. michael crabtree, the last man to do it, the great san francisco 49er receiver, hurt right now. first down and goal at the 1. kenny williams lines up as the deep back in the diamond formation for davis webb. they'll give it to him and he'll walk in. so with 7:13 to go, five-point game with the extra point coming. >> charles: looks like they're going to go for two here. to try and make it a field goal game.

>> gus: yes, they will. first attempt at a two-point conversion this season. davis webb lines up in the shotgun. here's webb to throw it. lobs it in the corner. incomplete. he looked inside and the ball was thrown on his outside shoulder. but texas tech went for it on fourth down and two, got big yardage. kenny williams pays it off. five-point ball game. back after this.

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this looks like a basketball game. oklahoma 21-0, texas tech fires back with a 17-0 run. oklahoma answers and texas tech on the current 6-0 run. press and run all day long. looks like hoops in billy tubbs' heyday here in oklahoma. >> gus: red raiders kick it away. the ball picked up at the 10 yard line. and there is hard hitting going on as blake bell prepares to come back on the field. >> charles: that is ryan erxleben? that was probably john white. they share a number.

these double numbers we have to be careful, don't we? we have to check it all the time. >> gus: yes, indeed. >> charles: i won't rant this time. >> gus: a big series for blake bell. from his own 28. the throw and he gets out of bounds about the 34 yard line. jalen saunders down now. >> charles: he was doing the blocking on the perimeter, and his blocking allowed that play to be completed. it floated out there a little bit. took a little longer to get there than i'm sure he expected. if he doesn't hold his block, that play is at best broken up. at worst, it could have been picked off. >> gus: saunders has had a wonderful afternoon. six catches, 153 yards. and two scores. he's on the bench now, though. second and four.

he hands it off and he picks up a first down at the 42. downhill running right now for roy finch. >> charles: the left side of the offensive line opened up a nice hole for roy finch to find. gabe ikard in the middle, tyrus thompson, number 71, nice job on the left side. >> gus: first and ten at the 42. and the handoff to finch. finch clawing his way forward, picks up six. bruce jones on the tackle. >> charles: last series i talked

about his size possibly being a liability inside. he may be hiding very well and then going through with nice vision and strength to create extra opportunity for himself. i mean you're right, look. look at the treetops here. over the top of roy finch, good luck trying to find him back there. and then when you do, he's got more wallop at the end of the run. >> gus: second and four. finch, changes directions and picks up the first down. >> charles: that run was a vision run, because he saw where the hole was created on the back side and his eyes took his legs to the opening. >> gus: finch seven carries, 59 yards. first down at the texas tech 47.

finch -- wesley says, all right, little fella, we're going to put that to an end right now. >> charles: watch wesley right in the middle working against ikard and irwin. they had irwin pulling and he came right through the gap where bronson irwin danced out for the pull and wesley buries him in the backfield. >> gus: he'll lose four yards on the play. make it second down and 14. here's the handoff. and brennan clay will get to the 45. kerry hyder with the tackle, a six-yard gain. that makes it third down and

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