>> dan: was it? i think it was an incomplete pass. i think he was off the ground and the first thing that hit was the shoulder out of bounds. >> greg: third and >> dan: nevertheless. >> greg: be that as it may. the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of captionmax, which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions, are not responsible for the accuracy, or completeness of any transcription, or for any errors in transcription. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> dan: i would be looking for ferguson, number one. >> greg: they have moved 58 yards in 57 seconds, but looking at a fourth and five. redman. got his man. inside the 10 yard line. it will be first and goal from the seven. bergeron with that

catch. redman calls time out with 61 seconds to play. >> dan: great job by bergeron -- the former arena football star catching the ball in traffic. >> dan: redman has the chargers right where he wants them now, ball on the seven yard line, he has a time out so he can use -- he can dump the ball off in the field of play but now he probably will just take a couple of shots at the end zone. a lot of times, first and goal to go at the seven, great situation for chris redman. >> greg: how do you think ron rivera is hanging in there? >> dan: i'm just glad we're not showing him. coaches are looking for things to yell at players about and correct -- make corrections on all these busts in the secondary by the chargers. one thing the chargers haven't been able to do is get any pressure on the quarterback. all these pass plays, no sacks for san diego. >> greg: san diego

with two time outs remaining. atlanta with one. first and goal from the seven. >> greg: here comes the blitz. redman. quick pass inside the five to the two. bergeron fighting his way toward the goal line. didn't get there. clock continues to move. 47, 46, 45 seconds to play. >> dan: bring in the big guys, look for a running play. now they change their mind and pull them off the field. this looks like a little bit of chaos for the falcons as they're having problems with their secondary. chargers reacting trying to get the right personnel in the game. time out for chris redman. smart move to call time out. actually, the chargers called time out. >> greg: chargers called time out. >> dan: wow. >> greg: so each side with one time out remaining. the falcons knocking on the door.

this has been a pretty atypical preseason game. >> dan: these guys are battling for their future, a number of them -- how about bergeron this last drive. two catches in a row, and he's got his team inside the two yard line. the question now for atlanta, they have one time out to go so they can come in with some heavy personnel and try and run the ball in. or they can try to get redman on the move. >> greg: if dan fouts was my quarterback, i would say quarterback draw. >> dan: and you would be looking at a new quarterback coming into the game, probably. >> greg: second and goal. haines, the long back. now joined in the backfield. it is haines, the first guy through and he is hit, and may have gotten back to the line of scrimmage. >> dan: heck of a tackle by eric

bakhtiari, first-year player out of san diego. get help on the inside as well. anthony felder, rookie out of california. a couple of young linebackers for san diego coming up strong. >> greg: atlanta uses its final time out to stop the clock with 20 seconds to play. >> dan: and it is third down which is vital for atlanta. >> greg: this gives coaches something to talk about between now and the next practice. >> dan: they'll have so many coaching points for the next meeting and that's why you play the exhibition games, is to get guys ready for the regular season. >> greg: chris redman didn't take a snap all of last season here in atlanta. >> dan: that's right, matt ryan took every snap as a rookie. that's phenomenal too. >> greg: third and goal.

rolling this way. looking, looking, out of bounds. >> dan: that's a huge play by redman to get out of bounds. he knew he didn't have anything. he wasn't going to score on the play. great coverage in the end zone by the chargers. but redman knows right about this point now, "man, i have got to stop the clock somehow." could have thrown the ball to the back of the end zone, decided to take the three-yard loss and not risk the interception. >> greg: we come down to fourth and goal from the five yard line. >> dan: this might even give them more room, greg. >> greg: blitz. redman throws it into the end zone. touchdown.

>> greg: in the face of the blitz, redman found eric weems. >> dan: a great veteran play by redman. waiting and waiting and waiting to put it in the back of the end zone where weems outran the defense. >> greg: extra point is good. nine seconds on the clock. atlanta leads it by three. let's look at it again. >> dan: watch the blitz by san diego. everybody's coming, a couple of unblocked defenders. the ball thrown with great anticipation to weems. he's just going to run the baseline in the end zone, gets inside and gets the touchdown, beats simeon castille. just a super fade-away throw by chris redman. go ahead and celebrate, chris.

that's a veteran celebration, isn't it? there you go. >> dan: a couple of catches from ferguson, bergeron, heads-up play out of the quarterback, chris redman. >> greg: eric weems has played in seven nfl games last two seasons, has not scored a touchdown during the regular season but i'll bet this feels good. >> dan: the pride of bethune-cookman, acted like he just won the super bowl.

>> greg:bouncing a couple of times. down to the 15 yard line. that's gartrell johnson. johnson across the 30 to the 33. the clock is stopped with three seconds to play.

>> greg: time for one desperation pass. dan fouts, this has been fun. >> dan: thanks for putting up with me this evening, greg. >> greg: i only put up the best. >> dan: you will be back with dan dierdorf, the dolphins. >> greg: whitehurst casting it off and it's incomplete. 0 closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> greg: for dan fouts and for all of our cbs c lanta, greg gumbel, so long from the georgia dome. you have been watching the nfl on cbs -- home of super bowl xliv.

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are just icing on my grandpa cake of a truly miraculous person. when i think about him vibrant memories of sailing, laughing, thanksgiving dinner, talking on the front porch and playing with splash come to mind. emotional remarks from senator ted kennedy's granddaughter has -- as he is laid to rest on hallowed ground at arlington national cemetery tonight. i am bruce johnson. thank you for joining us tonight. crowds lined the streets of boston outside senator kennedy's funeral where he was eulogized by president barack obama today. later they lined up to watch the motorcade he is court -- escorting his casket to its final resting place. his hearse stopped outside the capitol where he served 47 years. his width yellow and former staff member -- his widow and former staff members waited on

the steps. >> and tonight at washington arlington cemetery, senator ted kennedy was buried alongside his brothers president john f kennedy and robert kennedy. >> certain fittingness in having a burial at the dying of the day. because we know that the sun will come back again tomorrow. and as we think of teddy, we know that his new life begins. and as we look at this great family, we are sure that new life is already beginning, and that new great things are happening. >> our digital correspondent lindsay mathis is outside arlington national cemetery tonight where she talked with local people who showed up to pay their respects. lindsay. >> reporter: well, first the kennedy family left her from arlington cemetery around 9:00 and there were still folks lined up to see them off. it meant a great deal to the crowds to be able to share the

family's grief and it is obvious the crowds' presence meant a great deal to the kennedy family. >> everybody has an emotional connection to be here. to say thank you. >> alexis thompson decided to come here this morning. >> we got here about 3:30, and we -- when we pulled up it was nowhere near the amount of people that were here. i was a little shocked. >> reporter: as the hours passed, the crowds grew larger, and support for the family stronger. >> the kennedys have been a part of your family, part of your life. >> here comes the motorcade. >> reporter: as senator kennedy's hearse peaked over a slope and began to cross memorial bridge, the crowd clapped. >> thank you! >> reporter: the family, their windows down, could obviously hear the crowds reaction. just listen. >> we love you! >> when the family passed, those in the crowd including

alexis, simply smiled. >> thank you, thank you for a job well done. faithful servant. job well done. >> reporter: we came out here today, people say they want to come back tomorrow. they want to visit his final resting place. live at arlington national cemetery, i am lindsay mathis, 9 news now and wusa9.com. thank you lindsay for that report. senator edward, ted kennedy's legislative staff was considered one of the very best on capitol hill. digital county ray chen talked with some of the staffers about their day and the loss of the lion of the senate. >> reporter: clapping and loud cheers as the procession with ted kennedy's flag-draped casket made its way to the steps of the capitol. >> it has been a bitter sweet day but i smile thinking that he would have loved it. >> reporter: more than 1,000 current and former congressional staffers came to say goodbye, where ted kennedy spent 47 years in the senate. colleagues including the longest serving senator in history, robert byrd came to

honor the third longest serving senator. >> i thank you on behalf of my family for being here. >> reporter: a fitting place to honor the late senator from massachusetts who crafted hundreds of bills that have been britain into law and those have benefited from his work wanted to said thank you. >> the kennedys are part of my life, growing up. and every kind of way sense and form and particularly, ted kennedy. he did so much. for -- for so many people, including me. it is a great honor for me to be here and to say thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: staffers here say they couldn't have asked for a better person to work for. and now more compelled than ever to carry on his life's work. >> he was the kind of boss who would fight for what he believed in, and he would fight for you and what you believed in. >> reporter: the late senator's wife vicki, his sons, governor arnold schwarzenegger, senator kerry waved and gave hugs to the crowd. and before the procession would leave, an emotional tribute as the crowd sang god bless

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tomorrow night. carrying thousands of dollars in equipment and supplies for the station. the weekend has been another washout along much of the east coast with people hoping to enjoy time on the beach or in the ocean. remnants of tropical storm danny brought heavy rain and dangerous rip currents from the carolinas to new england. large waves kept most people out of the water at the beaches along the new jersey shore. waves as high as 8 feet were reported by late morning. but by tomorrow, wave heights are expected to return to normal. go over to kim martucci to tell us what to expect this weekend. >> big change coming our way on sunday. good evening. you guys have been following me on twitter, contacting me on facebook. some of you have had a lot of rain tonight. i have been hearing from you folks in ashburn. doppler radar estimates you have gotten 2 inches ofra in from slow-moving thunderstorms today. i am tracking them right w no at this late hour on dor le 00 i have the radar zoomed inon your davidsonville. this area right now seeing e thav rieheain.st e hertaroundt miles g off ast s

an hour. annapolis you are next in line. and anybody heading out along route , 50, u you g e goinbe in s fbeor doy he y wnpoavhe downpours right on top of you. all right i'm going to take you her e the south and west. as we head utthroh prince ty. ges co across town here towards i-10. ukiththllnespy rangea ged an p rospugngkith through brandywine and route 5, than is where weiswill be pang attention to the thunderstorms this eni ime you get up in the morning all this stuff will be ererov all right. we will change showt.ose yoaphics wao tu show you the radar loop and how things got started today on the weather computer. it was touch and go. the first part of the day was not bad and then boom, right around the evening hour, that's when the skies started to light up. and the atmosphere isn't quite done yet. our temperatures have eased out of the 80s and into the 70s at least. and in martinsburg west virginia it is 71 but still 77

across the bay at eastton and on the other side at annapolis. this is the front. the culprit that charnelled the atmosphere up. -- charged the atmosphere up. lifted our air mass and wrung out those showers and thunderstorms. what was danny is now being absorbed in nova scotia. she have had 2.5 inches of rain so far today. our weather coming from this direction straight from canada. we're in for nice weather tomorrow. but tonight we will watch these thunderstorms pull off to the east, touching down around 70, with northwest winds. this front is going to be stalling south and east of us tomorrow. far enough away where we don't have to worry about any rain. one exception, the northern neck of virginia extreme southern maryland you might have a stray shower tomorrow. the rest of us will be dry and you're going to notice that lower humidity. so lows tonight, keeping kind of soupy in leonardtown in the 70s. the same on the beltway. north and west, cumberland touches down in the 50s. tomorrow, a nice change in pace. no 90s on this map. we will still have some 80s. good to do this summertime

stuff. head to the beach, the lake or the pool. but we're going to notice lower humidity coming our way, as we head spue next -- into next week. check out this jet stream map. it slides south. this means we will be in the 60s inside the beltway by monday night. out in the mountains you will have lows in the 40s. here's our vision of what is going to be happening over the next 48 hours. our minute-by-minute guidance here, microcast 9 shows that tomorrow will be breaking up the clouds, getting brighter skies in here. should be a really nice sunday. how about that seven-day forecast? i got it for you. we will keep an eye on that front, stalling south and east of us. it will try to send us some clouds maybe tuesday and wednesday, if we see a sprinkle around here it will probably be our southern suburbs by fredericksburg. all eyes on that 75 on wednesday. i am calling it, it's mine. you guys can have that 82 over the weekend.

here's a story you will want to listen to. time to crown san diego's faster wiener dog. the racing wiener dogs were back on the field at the chargers football stadium. the 16 fastest from a field of 350 advanced to the semifinals next week. they will race on tuesday at petco park during the padres nationals game. we will have highlights. and they move on to the championship round in september. you have anything cuter than that? >> you win, i lose. >> i have random trivia. san diego was voted like the best place to raise a dog in the country. >> ah. >> i don't know why. maybe the weather. i don't know where d.c. ranks and i don't have anything as cute as that in sports. sorry to disappoint. ahead in sports, cuts are coming up. we will introduce to you one guy who is not a slam dunk but refuses to be on the bubble. adam dunn goes deep in st. louis. would it can enough? and if you got soggy at fedex field last night, the orioles, they feel your pain. check out their dugout. e wheryou whe you this mess is happening. th