browner, ceo of cpmc. [applause] >> thank you. actually, it is has had time for me, because the stone fruit season is about to end. [laughter] i will try to be respectful of your time, because i know i am is standing between you and the incredible presentation on the america's cup, filled with more rumbling bass and you will hear outside a movie center. but i do want to remind all of you that you probably saw the recent report showing how vital hospitals are to the health of sentences go. we are etched with the largest single industry in town, beating out tourism, and responsible for almost 100,000 jobs in the city. you noticed my little plug here. we're a community benefit for san francisco, although we have only been around since 1854. all four of our campuses actually got started more than 100 years ago, back in the 19th century, although none of those original buildings are still standing. we do face a seismic challenge that, although many of us prefer to make believe does not exist, actually of course still does exist. we are

grossman backed a pass, jabar gaffney but picked off by brandon browner, returns it 16 yards to the redskins 20, the first of two picks. oh oh, are we having an interception day for grossman? maybe, maybe not. tarvaris jackson, marshawn lynch hit the mock, goes 20 yards for the touchdown, game tied -- block, goes 20 yards for the touchdown, game tied. tate 15 yards, seattle with 17 straight points to take a 17-7 lead. 10 minutes left. redskins taking 3rd and 8. rex grossman, roy helu leaps a guy and goes 28 yards for his first career touchdown, helu for 100 ate yards, the deficit cut to -- 108 yards. the deficit cut 17-14, hello, helu. six minutes to go. grossman, anthony armstrong, having a disappointing season, but a great catch there, 50- yard touchdown, longest completion for the redskins this season, extra point blocked 20-17. final minute redskins lead by six. tarvaris jackson picked off by d. hall to heist the game. redskins get their first victory in 56 days 23-17. the redskins end a six-game losing streak. grossman threw for a season high 314, the fifth 300-yard passing game of his

brandon browner, all over him. armstrong's first touchdown since week one. extra point. it's 20-17, washington. the little dance. last chance for seattle. tavaris jackson. looking for tate. intercepted. hall. redemption for number 23 after last week. redskins win it 23-17. snapping their six-game losing streak. here is a happy head coach. >> it's always nice to do what we did today. when it looks like -- chips are down. guys stepped up. made some plays. and, very hostile environment. >> our locker room had a lot of character. a lot of team chemistry. and a lot of good people. hard-working, tough, great football players. you know, after a losing streak like this. we stepped up. and made the plays we need to make. >> coming up after the news. redskins final. dan hellie goes one-on-one. player reaction in the locker room. tebow time in san diego. explain all that. next week, the redskins host the jets. that should be a phenomenal game. jets are looking very good right now. they play the bills. we'll show that to you coming up in sports. as the well fake , take

troy browner gave washington the 1-0 lead with under five minutes to go but nashville would answer back with three goals. caps lose 3-1. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and all of your top stories. fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. ow. >>> it is 4:30 on this wednesday. we made it halfway through the week, folks. you can see there is a little bit of fog hanging around this morning. it is kind of wet out there. you may have heard the rain coming down. good morning. i'm sarah simmons. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's check in with tucker barnes for another look at the weather. i could hear it this morning. >> generally speaking, we have enough to wet the roadways. slower commute is what that means. >> and the leaves are down. >> yes, we are wait (indicatining rain showers breaking out across parts of the area, particularly north and west of the city. we are watching more rain move in from the south and west. an area of low pressure that will be riding along that front. showers in the forecast all day today. it won't be a soaking heavy rain all day but we'll h

>> greg: my costume, i'm my twin browner, gunner. >> kimberly: gunner gutfeld.a. >> eric: let me do this costume. put a flag on. let's talk about the des moines register poll. >> kimberly: it's clear that herman cain has the attention of everyone. they didn't expect him to resonate in the past. long-standing run in the polls. see if he is chipped away on the new allegation, unnamed sources. whether he is able to weather the storm. next 48 hours are critical. we have a polling out that makes the point. he is in it to win it. let's see. "des moines register" poll, cain leads romney. who would you vote for in the 2012 caucus? cain 23%. romney, 22%. paul, 12%. bachmann, 8%. perry, 7%. newt gingrich at 7%. bob? >> bob: first, the "des moines register poll" is the most accurate poll in iowa. it always has been and one we depended on. do one 30 days out and do one before the caucuses. half the caucus attendees in iowa show up anyway. they go. the other half you have to pull out. the problem cain has got, he has no organization. to poll voters out. i don't know if perry

such as the kaiser e-mail in october 2010 saying, "i doubt whether roush browner would intervene." in reference to two top white house officials. >> despite what jay carney said at a briefing today about there being nothing to lobby on because the loan had been long approved the "washington post" reported that in fact, solyndra sought a second loan from the government. aren't the time in 2010 that george kaiser wrote the e-mail. officials insist the energy department quickly rejected the second request for money. bret? >> bret: ed henry live on the north lawn. thank you. he spoke at a town hall event, a rarity for the top man at the central bank. but bernanke that he was campaigning for anything. tonight for the first time, in almost a half century, penn state university has a head football coach not named "joe paterno." a shocking child sex scandal has unseated the coaching legend and university president and thrown a huge shadow over the place that's long been called happy valley. >> angry and frustrated penn state students in the streets learning that head coach joe paterno had

allies against one another and public education in cities throughout the country became blacker and browner, it has been harder over the past four decades for schools or teachers to form those alliances outside of their union ranks. so a closer look at that history and more of a conversation about how those two sectors can come together to improve teachers rights and rebuild to help strengthen communities that are beset with problems on a lot of different sides could be a way to get at some of these issues. >> iges wanted to add something very quickly to clarence's and brian. right now as you well know there's a fairly large incentive, well-funded offensive against the teachers union, the charter school movement in the reform movement. the teachers union like the inertia's unions are trying to say the nurses union are asking for better nurse patient ratios in teachers union are pushing for better teacher-student ratios but that is hard to take that message that teachers unions are equal. than when you have the government of wisconsin and ohio and other states basically trying to take away t

host: our calller talked about administrator browner and fema and when things go wrong with disaster response. how would changing things to a dual-that his command situation hold people accountable? guest: and make sure everything is under command and control of the government. it is maintaining a single chain of command for a response operation, which means the governor will then have clear visibility and know who the appropriate people are under his or her corrections that need to be held accountable if something does go wrong. host: heath hogsett is with the national governors' association. here are the numbers to call if you would like to join the conversation -- -- heather hogsett is with the national governors' association. items we have taught that are looking the national guard jeep a seat with the joint chiefs of staff. also the dual status command and how that can help clarify who was in control when disasters strike or when the national guard is needed to go out and work on a variety of issues. you mentioned they can go out, not only four incidents like hurricane irene wit

host: our calller talked about administrator browner and fema and when things go wrong with disasteresponse. how would changing things to a dual-that his command situation hold people accountable? guest: and make sure everything is under command and control of the government. it is maintaining a single chain of command for a response operation, which means the governor will then have clear visibility and know who the appropriate people are under his or her corrections that need to be held accountable if something does go wrong. host: heath hogsett is with the national governors' association. here are the numbers to call if you would like to join the conversation -- -- heather hogsett is with the national governors' association. items we have taught that are looking the national guard jeep a seat with the joint chiefs of staff. also the dual status command and how that can help clarify who was in control when disasters strike or when the national guard is needed to go out and work on a variety of issues. you mentioned they can go out, not only four incidents like hurricane irene with

automotive expert and the host of "drive" doug browner joins us live from the auto show.e buzz back? i was there in 2008 and it was like a morgue. >> yeah. >> yeah. no, you were right. i was here then, too, it was awful! this year, a lot different. a lot of optimism. not just on part of the journalists who were here but on the part of the automakers as well. they think a lot of us will be heading back into the showroom in 2012. i'll ask you guys after you see these guys whether you're motivated. take a look at this. this is from volkswagen and all new from 2013, it's the c.c. they made this into a five passenger. used to be a four passenger. this is a nice car. it will go on sale in spring. 280 horsepower. what i really like about it, though, is it gets 31 miles to the gallon and i love the two tone interior. a lot of umpff under the hood. look for it this spring. check this out from ford. i have kids. any time you get a cool suv, i'm down. this thing rolls well and not only that but what you can do with the ford is to put your foot under the bumper and if your arms are f