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and the community and a rosary will be held tomorrow evening during the world series at 7:00 at driscoll's, 1465 valencia street, and a funeral mass thursday, october 28 at 10:00 a.m., st. paul's church, 29th and church street and a gathering will follow. and i just want to express my love of mauricio. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner. meeting adjourned.

and the community and a rosary will be held tomorrow evening during the world series at 7:00 at driscoll's, 1465 valencia street, and a funeral mass thursday, october 28 at 10:00 a.m., st. paul's church, 29th and church street and a gathering will follow. and i just want to express my love of mauricio. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner. meeting adjourned. supervisor chu: good morning. welcome to the regular meeting of the city operations and neighborhood services committee. madam clerk, are there any announcements today? >> yes, all persons attending this meeting and requested to town of cell phones and pagers. if you wish to submit speaker cards, please put them by the container in front of you by the rail to your left. if you submit copies of materials of to members of the committee, please submit an extra copy to the file. items recommended out of committee today will be considered by the full board of supervisors tuesday of next week, november 2, unless another date is indicated. supervisor chu: thank you very much. please read item one. >> item 1, a hearing to consider the issuanc

and the community and a rosary will be held tomorrow evening during the world series at 7:00 at driscoll's, 1465 valencia street, and a funeral mass thursday, october 28 at 10:00 a.m., st. paul's church, 29th and church street and a gathering will follow. and i just want to express my love of mauricio. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner. meeting adjourned. >> it has been amazing. the people have been so gracious and so supportive of what we're doing. the energy here is fantastic with so many couples getting married. it's just been an absolutely fantastic experience, so wonderful. >> by the power vested in me, i declare you spouses for life. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> to actually be able to get married and be a part of this time in history and time in our history is amazing. >> this is a momentous occasion for us to be able to actually have this opportunity to have equal rights. >> we have been together for 14 years. everyone is so welcoming. it's been all set up and people have guided us from step to step. it's been easy. there was live music. people are so friendly and excited. so

joining us now, the 14-year-old quarterback who pulled it off, jason garza, also with us, driscoll middle school's offensive coordinator john delasantos. this was your idea, you invented this penalty play. >> nothing is invented in northbound -- in football, everything is done before, just giving my twist on things. jon: jason, i'm curious, when you went up to the line you must have been saying to kind of get the other team to buy into this, right? >> not really. i was kind of going along with everything. jon: so you didn't say hey, the refs are going to penalize us some more or something like that? >> that was when i started walking towards the linebackers, yes, i started talking to the linebacker, saying that i was going to move the ball up five more yards. jon onand how did you know, jon, that -- i mean, as soon as the center picks up the ball and moves it, most defensive line men even at the middle school level are trained to fire forward and hit somebody. how did you know this was work? >> the play was up initially by drying the team off sides the play before, the ball got -- they ha

driscoll middle school quarterback casually walked through the defense and then runs to the end zone an easy touchdown. take a look how it worked. >> this play can only be executed after a penalty. there was a five yard penalty on the defense. garza told him to give him the ball. so the defense bought into it. bought into the trick and off to the races. this was -- the coach explained how this play could have worked one of two ways. >> in fact the play we said there is going to be two result fers the play. either jason will get hard by a line backer or safety or he will get a first down or a touchdown. and for us thank goodness it was the latter. >> now being called penalty play, it has to be viewed on youtube. been viewed on youtube over 3 million times. love that. i love that. look at him. >> somehow -- >> doesn't have to run that fast. >> i'm not sure jay cutler and the bears could pull that off. >> especially now. stay with us because tom skilling is next to let us know when we will need a major coat again. [ woman ] i had this deep, radiating pain everywhere... and i wondered wh

even with that crazy play, driscoll middle school lost the game.e-- who created the play said it's a really, really slow quarterback sneak. >> i think it only works once. >> just once. >>> nine minutes before 9:00. he's accused of stealing a dog from an an elderly woman in memorial day. >>> also, kraig debro just arrived at oakland police headquarters. there's no -- there's new information about a fatal officer-involved shooting. ah, focus group. so what are we testing here? that's our new pastrami grilled sandwich. oh, great. hey, are they happy we got rid of the rye bread? totally. they love our grilled artisan bread. they say it's the perfect compliment to the classic hot pastrami, melting cheese, deli mustard and pickles. awesome. hey, um what are we testing in that room? oh! nothing we were just hazin' the intern. >>> as we've been report, police in oakland are investigating a fatal officer- involved shooting. kraig debro has just arrived at police headquarters and has new information. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, tori. i ju

the texas middle school football game was for the championship and ended in a 6-6 tie for driscoll andol in corpus christi. i don't believe that. >>> we head next to afghanistan where it's still pretty much a man's world but a few bold women are changing that and taking on jobs that would have cost them their lives under the taliban. >>> you know american women pretty much do any type of job they want, right? but many women in afghanistan are just beginning to peer behind the burqa. their roles are changing but slowly. here is cnn's jill dougherty on assignment in jalalabad. >> reporter: a shocking sight for afghans, women renovating a building. women like salma working outside the home is almost impossible. >> translator: i need to work. my husband cannot work. i was taking in laundry for students washing them at home. then i heard about this program. >> reporter: it's called cash for work. an american-sponsored program to help these women, most of them widows, survive. >> their family members are desperate but if we can give them a job and food on their tables their kids wouldn't joi

it starts with the quarterback for driscol middle school. he looks confused. then, he takes the ball from the center and strolls across the line of scrimmage. and is running to the end zone. he faked it all. and told everyone, by telling the referee, they got five extra penalty yards. more than 2 million people have watched it on youtube since sunday. that's the news at 7:19. >> i tried that in fourth grade. >> did it work? it was a bummer. they missed the point-after. so, the game ended in a 6-6 tie. oh. to the end zone. run it out. run it out. oh, my goodness. look at him trying his little heart out to catch him. >> run, baby, run. >> that's something else. juju, thanks so much. >>> you liked that, didn't you, sam? >> that's worst a look. good morning, everybody. let's starts with the departing nor'easter. the weather gets nicer behind it. there's rain for maine and coastal massachusetts. the skies are drier. there's a gusty wind, up to 20, 25 miles per hour around the coast. still chilly today. here's where it's not chilly. kansas city, 72. nashville, 72. t

it starts with the quarterback for driscol middle school. looking a little confused. then he casually takes the ball from the center and strolls across the line of scrimmage and is off and running to the end zone. turns out, he faked it all. and told everyone, by telling the referee, they got five extra penalty yards. more than 2 million people have watched it on youtube since sunday. >> but it was a bummer, they missed the point after. >> tied for the championship. >> off to the races! way to go. oh, my goodness. that was something else. >> run, baby, run. >> that's something else. juju, thanks so much. >>> you liked that, didn't you, sam? >> that's worst a look. good morning, everybody. let's starts with the departing nor'easter. because the weather gets so much nicer behind it. there's rain for maine and coastal massachusetts. the skies are drier. there's a gusty wind, up to 20, 25 miles per hour around the coast. still chilly today. here's where it's not chilly. kansas city, 72. chicagoland at 69 degrees. nashville, 72. let me point out nashville. there's one more

driscoll middle school.ne, maybe the offensive coordinator should think about scouting middle schoolers for game-playing ideas. you can see at the beginning, they make it look like the qb and the coach are a little bit confused as to what's going on. >> just takes off, look at that kid go. >> look at 19. 19 knew what was happening. >> almost got him. wonder whether they thought he was going offsides, whether there was a time-out, or whatever. but it was -- really the whole team was completely caught off-guard. smart middle schoolers out there in corpus christi. >> corpus christi, texas. >> your home state, yes, indeed. well, i want to introduce you to vlada, the german contortionist. she's 24 years old, she is 5'9", and she literally -- she has a rare condition that makes her tendons -- this is not photo shopped, this is real. she literally has done contortions for several years, stuffed herself into this refrigerator. literally. it's not photo shop, that is real. this is what she really does. again, it's a

joining us from corpus christi are the coaches for the driscoll middle school.and quarterback jason garza. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> jason, first off, as you were taking the ball from the center, and you were making step, step, step, what were you thinking? >> nothing really. just this was insane. >> you made the five steps then you started to take off, and did you know this guy was right on your tail? >> sooner or later, i started figuring out little by little as the play progressed. >> you realized that he was right there. and then of course you scored the touchdown. so whose idea was this, then exactly? is it you, john? >> yes, sir. >> all right. how did you come up with this? had you seen it before? >> actually, when i was in seventh grade, many moons ago, i attempted to run this play and i got hit really hard by the safety. so it wasn't as successful back then. but it remained in the back of my head this whole time and we started practicing midway through the season and just saved it for the right time. >> so we have to set th

so-called penalty play was executed to perfection by driscoll middle school quarterback jason garza that, on "american morning" we asked garza and the coach that devised the play what they were thinking as it came off. >> it was just a rush. adrenaline. i think i said that right. it was fun. i had a blast doing it. i didn't think i was going to get very far but i -- it turned out to be a touchdown. >> in practicing the play, we even said there's going to be two results to the play. either jason is hit really hard by a line backer or a safety or getting a first down or touchdown and for us, thank goodness, it was the latter. >> look at, just walking through the line backers. thinking i'm going to get killed, i'm going to get killed. video of the trick play on youtube gone viral with nearly 170,000 hits and a thousand comments, as well. >> most of them supportive of the team. >> people questioning the legality of the play. wondering if the refs got it right or wrong. >> the coaches asked before the game, are these legal? >> tipped them off to say watch for a funny play. they got away with