that's a first down. and the clock continues to move. l remind you, tonight on cbs, begins with a "60 minutes" investigation about congressional conflicts of interest. followed by a new "amazing race," "the good wife" and csi miami d tonight, only cbs. dan: you're right, it was a first down and the only positive thing to come out of this game for the ravens is that it's a loss to an n.f.c. team. greg: and tarvaris jackson taking a knee. and we come up on 1:00 remaining. dan: when you get into some tie-breaking scenarios, conference losses come into play and this won't be one of them. greg: we talked at the very top about the up and down nature of this baltimore ravens team at tiles. this is a down that they tried to avoid. they were very well aware of it coming into here. dan: it's the ravens' second loss this season to a team that at the time had a losing record. jacksonville was 1-5 and seattle was 2-6. and an opportunity lost for baltimore. greg: tarvaris jackson takes the knee and the seattle seahawks are going to send the baltimore r

broncos on the move with a first and 10 at the 36-yard line. referee: san diego is challenging the ruling on the field on the previous play of a completed pass. ian: that looked clean for eric decker, who cradled the ball on this lunging grab. dan: it's worth a challenge. san diego does have three time-outs. let's go back and take a look at it. the ball moving just a little bit. he's got his left arm pinning the ball against his stomach as he comes around. i think that's a good catch. ian: it looked like he secured it and was able to tuck it inside. ooh. that angle showed a little bit of movement as well. dan: and remember, this was on a third and 11 so if it's overturned, the broncos will probably have to punt back to san diego. ian: the call on the field was a clean catch. so they would have to see clear evidence to overturn this play. and san diego has challenged. it's got to be indisputable video evidence to make a change. dan: that's the key line right there. and really, can't we dispute just about everything? ian: you can. to me, off the l

, or a majority of the first choice vote cast. idate a g-205% ofb the votes% received 40%. and c received 35% of the boats. because no candidate received a majority, the candidate who received the fewest number of first choice votes, a candidate a, is eliminated from the race. voters to pick a candidate a as their first choice candidate will have their but transferred to their second choice. and the voters to pick and a, 15% chose candidate b as their second choice, and 10% chose c as their second choice. these votes are then applied to b and c, and the votes are recounted. candidate b now has 55% of the votes. candidate c as 45%. candidate b has more than 50% of the votes and is determined as the winner. >> thank you for watching. we hope you have ranked choice learned ranked choice of voting and was elected. you have seen the ballot, learned how to market, and learned how the voting process works. if you have any further questions about ranked choice voting, please contact us at department of elections, city hall, room 48, 1 dr.

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and a first down.is what andrew luck is doing, managing an offense, and relying on taylor and this running game to help him out. brent, how do you evaluate whether or not he's an nfl quarterback or make a statement like that when he's dealing with possession receivers outside of chris owusu who's been banged up most of the year? he gets receivers who can run like nfl receivers, then i think people will see what he can do throwing the ball. >> brent: taylor. finds daylight. he is back. heavy hitter. was a linebacker till they made a safety out of him. you could see the power he brought on that play. >> kirk: speaking of power this is, again this is what stanford wants to do. not only is it important to have success within this drive but it really starts to open up their playbook and their play selection on first and ten. they start running the ball like this. make that play action pass game on first and ten open up. because you get the oregon safeties and linebackers out of position later in the game wi

a lot? i think it is great first start, but our housing costs are a tremendous. do people view it as a liable thing? >> it is not going to change behavior, $20,000. our officers have gone further and further and further with the affordability situation. a lot of them come up from windsor, which is a heck of a ride every day. we have a lot of officers in antioch, pittsburgh, contra costa county. we have several officers, believe it or not, that the vine sacramento beat up on the 10- hour workday, you're talking about basically a 14 or 15-hour day. i think a lot of people would like to get those four or five hours a day back. it is a big part of your life. when you get into the area of, ok, i am married with two kids, maybe i want to explore the feasibility of the public-school system, maybe i want to explore the feasibility of park and recreation, those types of things, then other factors become involved. but i think you'd be able to increase by 25% to 30% if the offer was really substantial. and those things that i am talking about, from talking to my officers, i

there are a lot of reasons. first, talking about where they live. two-pronged problem. a lot of the officers that we're now recruiting are now from san francisco, so they never lived here. so they are already used to living where they are living in commuting in. it is a matter of getting those people to move to the city. the second problem is that i think that young officers that are renting would like to stay in the city and to stay in the city. what happens after they are married and have a kid, we get into the -- i need more square footage, that whole conversation. to change behavior, which i think is what we're talking about here, to change

we will check in with lisa baden in a moment. firstteorologist adam caskey. >> very good thursday morning to you. a few degrees warmer now than yesterday at this time. not a bad start today. overall another pleasant day. comfortable this afternoon. 44 degrees this morning in mclean. northwest d.cleesburg, 34. 43 in alexandria. highs today in the low 60's with a lot of sunshine. i expect high, thin clouds to be rolling over the true today. tonight and tomorrow morning, an increase in the clouds as a system's life to our south. that could cause a brief isolated showers out of high with three -- highway 3. despite sunshine on saturday, low 50's. any issues on the roads? >> a snappy trip on 270 moving nicely at montrose road. it's good out of germantown and gaithersburg and rockville. 95, delays off and on from woodbridge to springfield. normal troubled times to the wilson bridge. and it looks good through southeast. >>> brittany norwood was found guilty last nights of killing jayna murray apple because the lululemon store in march. her co

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it was a first-down call. this will be a third-down call against the nickel package. >> verne: third and six at the five. >> gary: yeah, marquis maze right there had him. the gimmick play that mcelwain and saban were waiting all game for. what will les call here? >> verne: randle starts in motion. they keep it on the ground. handoff to ford, and it will be fourth down. >> gary: i think les miles said, "the way we're playing defense, let's just live for another day. punt the ball here, and take our chances on defense. we don't want to make a critical mistake on our own goal line and give this game away." i agree with him. >> verne: they're going to bring marquis maze, hobbled with that bad ankle and with the memory of an interception he just threw, now, the longest punt return allowed by l.s.u. this year is seven yards. >> gary: he got this one. look at this. >> verne: over his head. >> gary: maze's ankle hurt him on this play. you've got to catch that ball. it cost his team 30 yards. how about that punt for win

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rivers steps, guns it, complete, antonio gates has got a first down. eeded four, they picked up five. chris harris with a tackle. dan: the broncos came with pressure that time, exposing chris harris with antonio gates. watch gates move to the inside, pivot back to the outside. how many times have we seen that route from antonio gates? ian: we come up on six minutes remaining in overtime. new set of downs for san diego. to the ground. tolbert picks up three yards on the play. dan: again, no wind at all here today. just a spectacular day. temperatures in the 80's. air very dry, blowing from the desert. it's nice and dry here. the ball will carry. ian: the clock is ticking. rivers throws, tipped ball. flags are down. dan: looked like miller was off sides. rookie mistake for von miller. trying to get a jump. referee: offside, defense, number 58. five-yard penalty. repeat second down. nine penalties costing them 63 yards today, dan. dan: now looking at about 15 yards to get novak to his range. ian: second and 2 now. matthews in the backfield. matthews. broug

a first down for the redskins. three plays later, third and goal. grossman takes the snap, scores from 4 yards out. that cuts the deficit to 10-7. banks, this guy is a human highlight show with room. 32yards to the cowboys' 32-yard line. grossman, gaffney, 16 yards for the touchdown. redskins take a 14-10 lead. the first redskins lead of the season in 329 minutes and 45 seconds, we counted. early fourth quarter, redskins trailing. 7yards for the touchdown. tied at 17. six minutes later, romo spinning, wheeling, finding whiddon. 59yards for the touchdown. his third t.d. pass of the day. cowboys back in front. 3rd and goal, grossman into the end zone. got both feet down. tied. go to overtime. from 52 yards out, plenty of leg, but just missed it wide to the right. second miss of the game, 8th miss of the season. romo finds bryant, who beats hall. more on that later. keeping the drive alive. dan bailey from 39 yards out. he's got enough leg and accuracy. it's good, 27-24 in overtime. redskins have now lost six straight. grossman's third highest total of

>> yes. >> promotion, a first, and the second -- a motion, a first and a second. [roll call vote] this item will be continued, and the motion passes. item number 5, directors report. 5a, update on dbi's finances. >> pamela. i will give an update on the revenue and expenses through the end of october, which is four months of the fiscal year. as we are at this point still projecting we will end the budget with a balanced budget. one of the reasons why we are continuing through the first four-five months in a projection that we will be on budget is because we don't have enough information to projected to the rest of the year. at this point things are looking really good. in terms of revenue we have a grasp we have been putting up. - grap- graph we have been puttg up. we have 41.7% of the budget for charges of services, which is primarily due to the large projects that will be discussed in one of the leader items. in the report i gave you you will notice that the year-over- year comparison and the valuations shows the growth of 40.7%. when you look at where the growth

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it was a first-down call. this will be a third-down call against the nickel package. >> verne: third and six at the five. >> gary: yeah, marquis maze right there had him. the gimmick play that mcelwain and saban were waiting all game for. what will les call here? >> verne: randle starts in motion. they keep it on the ground. handoff to ford, and it will be fourth down. >> gary: i think les miles said, "the way we're playing defense, let's just live for another day. punt the ball here, and take our chances on defense. we don't want to make a critical mistake on our own goal line and give this game away." i agree with him. >> verne: they're going to bring marquis maze, hobbled with that bad ankle and with the memory of an interception he just threw, now, the longest punt return allowed by l.s.u. this year is seven yards. >> gary: he got this one. look at this. >> verne: over his head. >> gary: maze's ankle hurt him on this play. you've got to catch that ball. it cost his team 30 yards. how about that punt for win

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picks up a first down in the red zone. i believe the cardinals -- >> kirk: they continue to use the tight ends. and this is where chris owusu in a game like this, hurry-up, plays catch-up, really could use the sreceiver out on the edge with a great deal of experience. >> brent: first down. and whalen with a first and goal at the 8 yard line. >> kirk: you just talk about what owusu can do but whalen has had to pick up the slack. gives them a nice shake there at the line of scrimmage. then it comes down to the timing and rhythm there between luck who you can see in the background, and whalen. by the time whalen turned out of that cut, the ball was in the air on the backside shoulder where it needs to be to give whalen a chance to not only make the catch but get upfield there to try to shake loose from hill. first and goal. inside. the ducks actually with very good defense. pretty good looking linebacker. >> kirk: i think clay's had to step up in the leadership. meant so much to the team. the coaches tells us he's kind of the

get a good block, a first down and a lot more.he 5'7" sophomore who's in for dominique whaley who was the starting running back and is out for the year. he got a good block from stevenson. >> that left side in the fourth quarter has been giving him running room. they start the one way and come back the other way. they've been doing a nice job. >> this time, nowhere to go against that front seven of taylor. it was johnson who was able to find him. >> baylor defensively in their interior, they step to the plate. we've seen juan baptiste make some plays. they've done well. >> jones with time and he goes to play out of the backfield and it will make for a third and about five. >> this is all down from here. >> landry jones shows real nice patience. >> here's jones now. over the middle and in slide is jazz reynolds. last time we saw jazz reynolds they were taking him in to look at that arm. he took a big hit early. now he's back on the field making plays. >> oklahoma hurries back up to the line and snaps it. two minutes to play. that i

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his country first call for nato to impose a no fly zone over libya. first to officially recognize the opposition as libya's only legitimate government first to strike with libya now in the rearview mirror syria appears to be the next stop france is once again but first western nations suggest an international ground intervention in syria calling for a quote secured zone to protect civilians and first to endorse the exiled opposition syrian national council plans is a county where human beings and is very very popular agreement between most of the left and most of the hype about that and sarkozy as the savior of the intervention so it seems to me that the small even more aggressive than obama would be even though he doesn't have the military strength of the us and sweeping popularity at home is what suckles he needs if he intends to let the french decide his fate as president of the twenty twelve elections it's trying president nicolas sarkozy talks about the syrian crisis he spoke. to keep those that know he's really really. bad situation when when it

there are a lot of reasons. first, talking about where they live. two-pronged problem. a lot of the officers that we're now recruiting are now from san francisco, so they never lived here. so they are already used to living where they are living in commuting in. it is a matter of getting those people to move to the city. the second problem is that i think that young officers that are renting would like to stay in the city and to stay in the city. what happens after they are married and have a kid, we get into the -- i need more square footage, that whole conversation. to change behavior, which i think is what we're talking about here, to change behavior and not get up to 50% or 60 cents. i think two things that to happen to do that. maybe three things. i think you're going to have to, as generous as $20,000 is, when you're talking about a $600,000 house, it is not doing it. it is pretty much closing costs. i do not know how cops are getting four hundred $56,000 loans, by the way. i am not sure how the heck they are doing that. that is well over half of their take-away, s

this is a picture of the mayor offered -- operating the first parking meter. [laughter] it was a great day in san francisco. we have managed parking in the same way for a long time. simple me to rates but a very short time limits of 60 minutes. those time limits can be inconvenient and do not result in the kind of outcome we're looking for. we are zeroing in on the goal of turnover which is the availability of open spaces. that is what customers want for small businesses. by moving in on that availability target, we have lange and time limits moving away from turnover and using smarter rates and prices at the meter to zero in on that availability target. to use the lowest price possible so that we make it so the drivers have at least one space available. better information for drivers about where to find parking. we want to match drivers up with a parking spot quickly. part of that is real time information. there is an iphone application now available. this is a foot of -- federally funded demonstration. my apologies for the size but the marina, fisherman's wha

did you think that you would see a game of a quarterback 2 of 8 and does not complete a pass in the firsthat is denver. >> cris: i watched the university of florida play a lot. >> al: you know. >> cris: you know, but you can say what you want, and tim tebowing winning games, and they weren't before he was quarterback, but it is tough to play against that unique offense in a short week. >> al: and a little flak coming off of this game. second down and ten from the 20 yard line. sanchez, deep over the middle, and that is hauled in. the catch is made by kerley at the 41 yard line. good concentration and holds on and coverage was tight. a gain of 38 yards. >> cris: good catch by kerley, but without question, that was sanchez' best throw of the night. that was perfect. >> al: from the 42 yard line, to the ground. tomlinson to the 41 yard line as we tip offto 7:00 and the jets going to no-huddle, of course. second and nine. >> al: sanchez -- from behind, and that is the hat trick for andre carter. three sacks. had two in the first quarter, and knocking him down here. >> cris: he comes right aro

understood exactly what happened in this case and they said no, we believe brittany norwood is a cold-blooded, first-degree murder. no second degree for her. >> that is the ruling out of the courtroom. just really a couple of seconds ago. okay folks, and andrea mccarren is inside the courtroom right now. both families are inside as well. we will of course keep a close eye on this and derek, we're going to continue to monitor all of these details as they are happening. >> ken, if you could ask your legal expert, what is the difference between premeditated murder and the second-degree murder. >> the difference between first degree and second degree murder and then the difference in the penalty now that she could face. >> and that is life without parole versus 30 years and she would have been eligible with the second-degree murder, the maximum statutory penalty is a mere 30 years. she would have been eligible for patrol in 15. it was an extreme important verdict for the prosecution and for the family of jayna murray. >> i think a lot of people agree that they expected this to come back so soon. because