. >> reporter: and that anger is directed at fire chief william moore. >> my husband is out of this fire department because they don't have the leadership that they need. i wish the men could pick the chief. that's what i wish. because the politicians pick them every time and they don't care about the men. >> people are very upset. they feel that the chief should come out strongly. should not let this happen again if we're going to go down in that bore again, we want to be protected. and it's going to take more than just talking to protectives. >> she's not taking a positive enough stand on where we are. he is fighting of course to get more masks and to get the locks removed from the doors. those kind of things. everyone under ideal conditions wouldn't have made a whole lot of difference. i think that's the thing that concerns you more than any of the rest of it is that the system is allowed to continue to function and just go along like everything is fine. and it isn't. the people are in jeopardy every time they ride that train. >> reporter: but the chief says he's not going to be satis

he's picked by william moore and that led to an atlanta touchdown. the next drive, peyton threw it up and the falcons came down with it again. another intersepgts. we're still in the first quarter. you don't think it can get any worse, think again. third drive for denver, third interception for manning. the broncos dug themselves a giant hole and never recovered. then there's matt rooib. he was nearly perfect. two touchdowns, no picks. deb very valleyed late and the falcons won it 27-20. >>> he is an olympic gold medal list and apparently quite frankly a party animal. shaun white was arrested in nashville after trashing a hotel room and pulling a fire alarm. he also got this black eye from an altercation while trying to flee the scene. arguably the best snowboarder and skater in the world. white was charged with public intoxication and vandalism. >>> baseball, that sox fan has been waiting a long time to see this game. detroit up one. a grounder to short. perfect double play ball or so it seemed. omar infante air mailed the toss to first. in came two

first possession in the game for denver, manning picked off by william moore.t possession, intercepted again by thomas decoud. then, still in the first quarter, robert mcclain picked him off again. just the second time in manning's career he's thrown three interceptions in the first quarter. atlanta up 13-0 in the second quarter. matt ryan hits a wide-open tony gonzalez. 20-0. broncos trying to strike. right before halftime. manning to the end zone. demaryius thomas, initially ruled incomplete by the replacement refs. we go upstairs and review the play. thomas does, in fact, drag the left foot. the call is reversed. it's a 20-7 game at half. third quarter now, ryan rolling out. hits roddy white for the touchdown. the birds up 27-7. fourth quarter, manning making things interesting. willis mcgahee punches it in. and despite those three picks, denver, now, down just six points. 2:35 to go in the game. third down. denver needs a stop. but matt ryan, coming of age, if you will, picks up a first down. atlanta improves to 2-0, to start the season. manning loses on "m

he's picked off by william moore. moore returns it to the one. michael turner punches it in.n early 7-0 lead for the falcons. manning throwing over the middle. it goes the other way. falcons added a field goal there. that made it 10-0. we're still in the first quarter. broncos started to put a drive together, but manning off target again. robert mcclain to pick it off. he weaves through the defense and a nice return. just the second time in peyton manning's pro career he's thrown three picks in the opening quarter. three in the first quarter. falcons kicked a field goal there. put them up 13-0 all off those picks. the only people having a worse night than peyton manning, the replacement refs. atlanta pounces on the ball after this play. but the officials lose control. can't get the scrum apart. a little fight breaks out on the field. that led to a six-minute delay during which the officiating crew sorts things out. so much confusion with penalties in this one, the first half lasted more than two hours alone. third quarter, matt ryan rolls out to rod i white. 27-7 after the se

here's jimy williams, steve moore of the "wall street journal" editorial board and author of "returno prosperity goprosperity" and author of new book "divider in chief", the fraud of hope and change. before we get to the fraud of hope and change, i think hope and change wonthy convention pounce. i didn't think mr. romney got the economic message done. cut taxes, taxing, deregulating but does he connect that with original nary voters and say convincingly, here's how we will get out of this economic mess. >> he has been specific. the guy has something like 60 points on his website. but what he didn't do perhaps is to be compelling enough about the positives of pro growth policies. you just saw what he did yesterday, pulling back, being defensive, saying, oh, we're not going to lower taxes on the rich and corporations and businesses. why not? why not? actually, let's talk about why it benefits society. >> keep more of what you earn, work harder. >> when they started talking about the middle class, he got on total defense. go for it. barack obama has increased taxes on the middle class b

williams, yeah. then my love died and turned into hatred. that's what got me in trouble. >> we met richard moorehe sewing factory at colorado's limon correctional facility. he first came to prison in 1976. personal computers and cell phones were still more than a decade away. gerald ford was president and the united states was celebrating its bicentennial. the country was also going through what was widely regarded as a sexual revolution. that's when moore's troubles began. >> i was convicted of killing my wife in 1976 in the state of iowa. >> moore's wife, terri williams, was a dancer at a local club when their relationship began. >> i was just a customer. i just walked in off the street. we met, hit it off pretty decently, you know, and ended up -- well, we picked each other up actually, so we went to terri's apartment and made love and enjoyed each other's company, you know. we got married. then i began to have thoughts about terri. i thought maybe terri was a little bit different, you know. >> how so? >> i felt that the person was more like a man than like a woman, and i thought that the per

williams in about 25 minutes. >>> san jose's top cop son his way out. and tonight the mayor is going on record about what he thinks about chief chris moore's decision, and its possible impact on the city. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is live at the san jose city hall with more on this. chris? >> reporter: well, janelle, chief chris moore acknowledges there has been a 25% increase in violence and property crimes over last year, and that response times are up. now he at a public safety meeting here tonight at san jose city public hall will say the problem is resources. however, the union and several councilmembers say the problem is politics. nine people were killed in san jose in august, a violent spike that put san jose police chief chris moore on the hot seat. the san jose council asked him to come up with a strategy to ask him to address the surge in violence. the chief got overtime funding restored and reached out to communities with known gang issues. tonight one day after announcing his retirement, the chief will report to council whether or not it worked. >> the chief rolled out the steps he was going to take a few weeks ago. the department has don