stepped up but he knew he had creighton man for man. he is looking for a penalty. he is not going to find it. ian: seattle takes over, first down at the 19-yard line. injuries to seattle. this play never gets going. dan: false start on seattle. >> illegal snap, center, five-yard penalty. remains first down. dan: key here for san diego is two time-outs and the two-minute warning. they will be able if they stop seattle without getting a first down they will get it back with pretty good field position. ian: if they kick the field goal they still would have needed a touchdown to win the game. either way they will have to make a stop defensively. you can understand norv turner's viewpoint on this. handoff is to forset. he falls forward after the hit by castillo and picks up four yards on the play. steve gregory there defensively. a time-out taken with 2:24 to go. 60 minutes will be seen immediately following this game expect on the west coast where it will be seen in its entirity at its regularly scheduled time. injuries have been a big part of this today. forset left w

. >> thank you for creighton this legislation. we very much supported the commission in favor of it. we see the tremendous cost, the human cost and financial cost of excessive alcohol use. this is going back to 1986 when i was at the emergency room at san francisco. this is a bag of intravenous fluid from which to put in a multi vitamins which turns it yellow. this is because of the chronic malnutrition occurs to heavy drinkers. at any one time, a third of them are there because of their chronic inebriation, withdrawing from alcohol, while having delirium drummond's. others have consequences like the disease or gastrointestinal bleeding due to alcohol. if i got a cut deeper understanding on how much those in resources for transporting people were chronically in the british. we have created a group that helps to reduce some of the hospital costs and it has its own costs. i very much want to see those services maintained. i see this as a way of putting the cost of these services more directly, more directly we have costs that are cr

. >> warning >> kelly kron4 news> officials built the place high priority on public safety when creighton Ñ the other controlled police department and benefits plan to put them into this position. the mayor has two ballot measures, w 90 to reform public pensions. had it for about this november. after being released on $500,000 bearer, sarah short back in the u.s. tonight. this is for walking into a new york court held with her mother. she told reporters today that she is thankful to leaders from releasing her. olive bills one-third free because term from from roads are still in jail. >> in josh do not deserve to be in prison one day longer than i was. and we're not available. we in no way intended any harm to remain chairman and his people. and believe a huge misunderstanding offs that includes attention for a london prison. >> after she spoke she hired her mother and shame in joshes mom. both mothers were clutching their sons pitchers. iran says applause but to montreal. a big scare for homeowner after finding three pipe bombs and rearm, bonds court evacuate neighborhood for a short time

rivers expecting creighton on the side of the field to go to the corner and he did not. he went to the post inside. ian: this is similar to week one and san diego had opportunities late against kansas city. the difference on that monday night game they were dealing with a swirling wind and rain. >> five-yard penalty, remains third down. dan: rivers was waiting for the officials to end their discussion and the play clock was running the whole time. that is a poor job of officiating right there. ian: san diego just absorbed a delay of game as rivers was watching the conversation between the officials. third and 15 for the chargers. 21 seconds left. san diego down by seven. rivers throwing and incomplete. trying to get it to antonio gates, and it was roy lewis over there to make the play for seattle. fourth down, san diego. dan: number 34 is lewis. he has gates man-to-man. gates going all the way to the end zone for one of those back shoulder throws. no interference on lewis. this is the ballgame. ian: 15 seconds remaining, fourth down for the chargers trailing by a touchdo

it happened at creighton university medical center in omaha. cops there say the gunman shot and wounded two police officers and that they then returned fire. both officers we're told survived but the gunman died a few hours later according to hospital officials. cops say the same man led officers on a high speed chase last night in an omaha suburb. reports indicate police had been trying to question him in connection with the domestic abuse complaint. well, according to the drug enforcement administration, employees for the u.s. postal service were using their jobs to deliver drugs. the feds are accusing seven mail carriers in san juan, puerto rico of running a smuggling ring that shipped drugs to texas, arizona and oklahoma. drugs that included cocaine, heroin and pot. the d.e.a. estimates the ring smuggled at least 100,000 pounds just in marijuana alone. they say that would be worth some $150 million on the streets. well, they cleaned up after the worst ever attack on u.s. soil and they themselves became victims. tonight, lawmakers making a v

jenna: the -- >> reporter: the scene is creighton university medical hospital, we're told omaha policeaying there is no suspect at large, a suspect has been critically wounded, police saying that a suspect opened fire on two police officers who were responding to a call at the hospital after there was a man with a gun at the hop. there was some gunfire exchanged, both officers were wounded, we're told they are nonlife-threatening injuries, but the suspect has been critically wounded. the hospital by the way is on partial lockdown because there are several witnesses and police want to make sure they round up all the witnesses and talk with them right now, crayton university medical center, they say no suspect at large. that's the very latest on this breaking situation. let's get you back to gregg and jenna. jenna: right now, major protests erupting all across europe, angry workers, taking to the streets, shutting down cities and clashing with police. greg burke reporting live in rome on this story. greg. >> strike ascross europe, it's basically people protesting the austerity cuts, they