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>> jim: you're watching the nfl on cbs, the colts and the packers. jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson. kneel-downs remaining. "60 minutes" will be seen in its entirety except on the west coast. >> phil: two things. how about the shake off of the blitz and how about here by rob chudzinski to call the deep down-the-field throw knowing they were going to blitz. they changed the protection, gave him time. he hit t.y. hilton. though plays and the will to win the game. >> jim: two things that luck said to us in meeting with him yesterday. chud is a really good play caller. we put a good amount of pressure on us to call the game.

old cliche', when they counted. the drive for the touchdown. how about this one? oh, my gosh. off balance. going to his left. in this one, to win the game for the colts. >> jim: when they plast played, rereferenced it before, the game that chuck pagano missed. he was diagnosed with leukemia. the packers were supportive. they wore the chuck strong uniforms the colts became back from 18 down to win it. luck's rookie year. but pagano kept telling his team that hey, last year there were three teams that came back from a 3-5 start to make the postseason. houston, washington an kansas city. that could be us. >> phil: well, a great pressure

was their whole season. their defense came through big time for most of the game. andrew luck the last couple plays were the difference. >> jim: todman got it started. colts go to 4-5. the packers 4-4. it's a 31-26 final in favor of indianapolis. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and ncis los angeles and madam secretary. for phil and let's go to jims brown in new york. >> all right, jim, indeed. the indianapolis colts did not look like a 1-3 road win. they get the win in green bay. 31-26. right now we're going to take you to san diego where the tennessee titans and the san diego chargers are at 43-35. let's join our announcers there,

>> going through the end zone. forcing the chargers to return. the chargers are looking for the onside kick. they have ten guys within 15 yards of the football. only one return man back at the 20 yard line. that is isaiah burkes, the guy that just joined the team. >> it is a one-score game. tennessee has forced stoppages three time-outs and the two-minute warning. chargers are down to one that clock roll. let's see what ryan sco here. the deep boot. it will go over the head and trickle out of the end zone and go to the 25 and a touchback with a first and 10 for rivers with a time-out and an ought-point lead. dan: i disagree so much with that kickoff into the end zone. you give the chargers the ball at the 25. they have no -- the chargers had no chance to return that

burse was at the 20-yard line. he would have had to go back to get the ball inside the 5 or the 10 if you just bloop it down there. and now the chargers get all that yardage. and they feel more confident because of that. when you're backed up deep in your own end, you get a little nervous, kevin. kevin: you don't want to bloop it, either. fullback and a couple of tight ends. first and 10. melvin gordon. a good linebacking corps. and hit right there by spence. dan: sean spence has had a heck of an afternoon. kevin: so here's what's happened today. 17 points off turnovers. two defensive touchdowns. a pick six and a fumble returned for a touchdown. as gordon hobbles off the field. the running back for san diego has been so important today. he's rushed for 138. he's caught four passes for 65.

from -- and my spotter quinn brennan said his ankle. dan: you think about the chargers losing dexter mccluster on saturday. and you can see he stepped on his own man there. and maybe twisted that right ankle. kevin: chargers today, some red zone struggles. second down and 10. watt is the fullback. farrow. that's upfield. derrick moan georgia tech and limited to a gain of three and danny up to the 28. dan: titans electing not to use a time-out just yet. they know they have -- they have used a time-out. and took them a while to get it, though. a few seconds went off the clock. valuable seconds. kevin: each team with one. and we've got the two-minute warning looming. and here comes gordon. i don't know if it was a cramp or the ankle. it looked like he turned his right ankle on that last play. dan: he is a tough young man.

second year. primary back. all three downs he plays. has had a huge day today. and the chargers desperately need him here on this third and 7. the chargers just 3-9 converting third downs this afternoon. kevin: four defensive backs. handoff to gordon. breaking tackles. he's amazing. galloping his way deep i secondary. mccourty can't get him. and he hits the chalk at the 25. that was sensational. 47-yard run. dan: that's a ballgame clinching winning run right there. how many tackles did he break? right there. there's one. there's two. and both of those guys were defensive backs. and gordon just overpowered

kevin: in what was the longest run allowed by this titan defense this season, the second-year running back out of wisconsin, melvin gordon. a 47-yard run. and a time-out taken by san diego. they've used their final one. referee: san diego, their third and final. will be 30 seconds. dan: boy, that is really puzzling. i'm not sure why you would call time-out here. if you're san diego. ball. he had the play he wanted. and now you really give life to tennessee. they've had trouble turning the ball over. taking the ball away from flair opponents. -- their opponents. play clock running down. kevin: sure was. dan: let it run down. take the five-yard penalty.

dan: that happens after a long run or long pass. kevin: with the first and 10 and a couple of tight ends in. it's gordon again who carves out another couple. he picks up three. he's run for 188. dan: that's over 100 yards more than the titans as a team give up rushing on average this season. kevin: good note. they average an opponent's offensive running game. 5 yards. that's number one in the nfl. you're right. so you're right. they've not been able to stop him today. gordon is a different back, though. we talked about it earlier in the game. had the very disappointing rookie season. did not score a touchdown. so he met with adrian peterson. they trained in houston this past off-season. he wears his number. as a tribute to the guy he's idolized and he has completely

he has been a star. dan: did not score a touchdown at all last season. really matured nicely. kevin: second and 7. here he goes again. bursting down to the 10. make it the 15-yard line. and about a gain of eight. on the play. let's see what in a gets him. he's inside the 16. he's shy of the first down. by about a half yard which will take us to the two-minute remaining. and the chargers lead it on cbs. urkey is the giblets. cook the turkey upside down and it will baste itself. i like my turkey carved thick! everyone's got an opinion when it comes to turkey. even subway. our new thick-cut autumn carved turkey sandwich has all-white-meat, no artificial preservatives or flavors, and is topped with sliced cheddar and sweet cranberry mustard sauce on freshly-baked wheat bread.

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tennessee titans. and it is disappointed mashus mariota. -- marcus mariota. dan: victory formation time for san diego. tennessee cannot stop the clock. and the chargers are going to hold on to a fourth quarter lead. they had blown three of them in their five losses so far this year. high fives all around. kevin: the chargers will win their third game in the four. after beginning this season 1-4, they'll go to 4-5. trying to keep pace in the toughest division in pro football. the a.f.c. west. we've got three 6-2 teams. and for the tennessee titans, they've fallen back a game and a half now of idle houston. they had won three of four coming in.

ball, a fumble recovery touchdown run. 41 yards. and the quarterback, philip rivers, with a couple of touchdown passes. one to gates. one to williams. and a big win for the chargers. on the doorstep of what is one of the biggest decision days here with election day coming in for a chance to perhaps build a new stadium, in san diego, the election on tuesday. and hoping for the the charger offense. 476 yards. no turnovers. one sack allowed. and 36 1/2 minutes. with a 196 rushing-yard attempt by melvin gordon. mariota. 27-43. 313. three touchdowns and two picks. and rivers 275 with 24-33

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exactly what caused this explosion. we sent cbs 5's jeff vanzant to get some answers. >>reporter: it's incredible to think that nobody was killed in this massive explosion because when you look at what we have here all it is is just a massive pile of rubble and you can see the utter destruction that this explosion left behind. fire investigators have been sifting through this debris all their day long trying to piece together what happened in this explosion. we've hearing from family members of some of the people who actually lived in th report some type of smell of gas earlier in the kay. 9 people were home at the time of the explosion. 6 were hurt. one woman had severe burns and was flown to a hospital in phoenix. payson fire said the building exploded around 8:00 last night. relatives of couple with two kids tell us they were inside the apartment when the commotion threw them around. they have a two-year-old and 5 month old a miasmasingly they

burns and bruises. a man that lived nearby ran over to help. >> i saw those two girls each holding a babe two guys with them they were over in front of a car. they all this soot on them. i asked did everybody get out okay. >>reporter: of course it is still very early on in this investigation but investigators every single thing that they are hearing about especially if there actually was a gas leak and if the fact that possible city workers responded to that gas leak earlier in the day. of course it's still under investigation. i'm jeff vanzant cbs 5 news. l i'm sorry i'm late. >> he's not as well-liked.

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on issues. >> s we'll have those stories and more throughout the day tomorrow on 3 tv and cbs 5. >> as we spend 24 hours on the campaign trail. >> today we hit a high of 84 degrees putting us 4 degrees above our average for this time of year. we started off at 61 degrees. high pressure will keep us warm and dry as we head into the start of the week. and then we'll start to cool things down by the time h so 87 the expected high for tomorrow. 89 on election day. temperatures are going to be in the mid to the low 80s the rest of the week. >> arizona cardinals first half was not what the masses expected. big red 3-4-1 record below expectations ending the first half with disheart

arizona has 8 games left five on the road. the team trails the first place seahawks by a game and a half. coach bruce arians says let's do it. >> we're not happy with the first half of the season, but for the second half of the season to be a game or game and a half whatever it is but knowing that we're going to play them again if we can take care of our business that game should matter. and we're in the hunt for our division, which automatically gets us in the playoffs. we've practice prepare and play for. >> 49ers at home taking on drew brees and the saints indoors or outdoors breeze gets it done. dump off to mark ingram he's get into the end zone. 49ers trying to make a game of this one. colin kaepernick a lot of heat this year. dump off today juan harris going up the sidelines 47-yard touchdown makes it 21-10, but mark ingram he was in the doghouse after fumbling last

of it. gets into the secondary a 75- yard touchdown saints go 4-4 rolling 41-23 and that is who the arizona cardinals will play next week. they take on the 49ers who they thrashed up in santa clara. now the 49ers make the return trip to arizona. you know what arizona gets kind of i like to think game he by facing the 49ers they are away wreck on both sides of the football. >> hopefully they have some rest her they are news 60 minutes is next. we'll see you right back here

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