flataire is areas usually used for ball fields and athletic fields and other facilities that serve active recreation, and most of the canyon is quite steep and offers natural environmental resource that is we want to make sure we don't harm. i want to talk about the outreach. again we had a series of community meetings. six public community meetings. in addition we had three trail planning workshops. a trail walk, several focus groups, an online park youth survey where we got hundreds of responses, in addition we had over 100 email comments and written comments that provided feedback as we went through the process. and we had internal reviews with operations and recreation staff throughout the process to try and make sure that whatever we were developing would work from an operational and a long-term perspective. here are the dates of those meetings and the flyers that went out. in addition, we actively used our online, our new website and all of those online tools. we had a bulldog which we regularly updated. we also provided, here's a screen shot of the fact that after every meeting we

ken pritchett is live at moffett field. air force one just landed. it's taxis at moffett field. the president will be here for a series of fundraising events. ken, what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: i can see air force one coming to a stop at moffett field now a federal airfield, which is an appropriate place for the president to arrive. he is going to two fundraising events tonight and then tomorrow, he will have a town hall meeting tomorrow. he is running late. ken pritchett is there and tell us what is happening at moffett? >> reporter: as you can see air force one just touched down. the air force one was supposed to arrive at 4:55 and obviously he is running late. this is part of the president's three-day, three-state tour of western states. his tenth stop here in california. he started this tour this morning in seattle, washington for a pair of fundraisers there. those events took a little longer than expected, which is why air force one is arriving at moffett field a little late. he will be greeted once he pulled up by the director of ames research and mayors. fro

the fields are irrigated. irrigation is crucial. the rice seedlings depend on water, rather than soil, for much-needed nutrients. rice farmers in northeastern japan have a traditional enemy. called yamase, this cold wind can blow through the region anytime from june to mid-august. while it can be absent for years, in 1993, yamase caused extensive crop damage in tohoku. when the cold winds blow, temperatures drop, fog develops, and the plants don't get enough sunlight. stunted stalks are a bad omen. the flower clusters, which precede the grains of rice should be much bigger. kanno hiromitsu is an atmospheric geographer. he is currently studying weather patterns in northeastern japan. in particular, he is studying the yamase phenomenon. ( speaking japanese ) translator: in the normal summer, the influence of the pacific ocean high-pressure zone extends into northern japan. when this happens, the tohoku region will be as warm as other prefectures to the south. however, in some years, the pacific ocean high-pressure zone is weak, and th

here is that 18 year old, he has a fair field address and connections to fair field and they are lookingrichmond for the young man because they think he has addresses there or friends and family in that area. the police arrested a 23-year- old from fair field connected to the case. he was arrested yesterday and he is in jail. the victim went to the community college and was on the football team and i just spoke to the head coach of the football team to get reaction on the phone. >> it is difficult for me and the coaching staff and all our players he was so well liked and he was at practice and gone the next. it is very, very difficult. >> the football team has a game tomorrow. we want to try to go by and see where the young man lived and we heard he worked at a walmart. we will speak to the friends and maybe family and have that later this morning. -- new e-mails showing that the white house officials talked to the -- talked on e-mails about the stimulus loan and then a bankruptcy filing. one e-mail in january read like this -- . >>> the nfl wants pat downs from all games. the league is

posey on the field playing catch before the game. the dodgers have three straight infield hits in the 4th. kemp scores to make it 2-0. the dodgers go onto win 3-0. that's the 14th time the giants have been shut out this season. >>> the diamondbacks magic number to win the swift now down to eight while the giants now only two and ia half up on the dodgers for second place. >>> a's and rangers, willingham wishing for some padding on the wall. tied at three in the six. bases loaded for sizemore and he clears them with his first career grand slam. he has driven in 46 runs since joining the a's in june. last chance for texas, tying run at second but beltre lines out for the final out. the a's hang onto beat the rangers. >>> still to come, nascar runs it's final race of the regular season and the finals set at the open. serena dominates and a five set match. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, grand slams and . >>> it's already been quite a year for novak. he has bonk two yan grand slams and only lost two matches. federer has won a grand slam every year si

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utah state fakes the field goal. >> this leads to a touchdown that put them up by ten.ten with 3:30 to go. great onside kick with a high bounce recovered by auburn. they're off and running. >> so auburn caps an eight-play, 56-yard drive as they dive into the end zone and grab the lead for good. gene chizik, oh, a sigh of relief as he hugs gary anderson. the final in this one, 42-38. so auburn escapes. right now let's head back to dan hicks at south bend. >> dan: well, the rain really coming down right now at notre dame stadium, the second weather delay of the season opener between south florida and notre dame. the bulls players along with the notre dame players in the locker room killing more time again with south florida up by 10 with 4:21 left. cheerleaders doing the same. a reminder for those of you tuning in to see game time talking with the past that is going to be coming your way in its entirety. and when this game resumes, the conclusion of it can be seen on versus. so south florida with a 10-point lead. another weather delay, the first evacuation of notre dame s

their fields now lay empty. >> farming here is completely hopeless. we are deeply disappointed, and we feel abandoned. >> but many small-scale farmers in northeastern hungary have no choice. they have to carry on to survived, despite the increasing difficulties. >> we used to grow tomatoes, cauliflower and other vegetables here. it was impossible to protect it all. now all that grows here is grass. least it will feed the coasts in the winter -- the goats in winter. >> the only place the farmers can find comfort is of the company goes that share their fate. they are growing tired of swapping the same old tale of field montana. in the dead of night the the. but as long as there is food to be had in hungary's field, the story seems unlikely to change. >> over the years, i stayed in many hotels that lack the facilities of monaco's most luxurious prison. not only to the inmates have air-conditioning, a flat screen tv's, and they get gourmet food and sea views. the two dozen prisoners are white-collar criminals. but hey, who said crime does not pay? >> the

we will focus on what we encountered in the field during the last six months or so. this is where we stand as of december 20. the number of projects in the program, and the dollar amount, is the full value of these. we only have seven of our 81 projects that are yet to reach construction. the last piece of the pie there is construction. 24 projects under construction. these are worth $2.6 billion. also noteworthy is the fact that we have completed nearly 50 projects, two-thirds the number in the program. a number of these projects have been succeeded by smaller projects. we are now about 6% complete on the overall program. what have we achieved in the last six months? we have advertise many different construction contracts. that included ntp, our largest project, and the start of construction on this new dam is one of the most significant milestones. we completed complot rigid construction on four, zero projects that are a part of the influence under the san andreas fault. also, the excavation of two large tunnels. one on the east bay, one on san francisco bay. pursu

how will the rest of the presidential field react? tony perkins the family research council and ring of fire radio host mike are here. republicans want to privatize the post office and kill a half million ongovernment jobs. today the letter carriers took to the streets to fight back. the head of the postal carriers union is here to talk to me tonight. good to have you with us tonight, folks. i guess you could say the jokester, the showboat of republican establishment, well, just sdidecided not to run in 2. moments ago christie said he wouldn't jump in the field. >> you're known as a straight shooter. can you tell us what's going on here? are you reconsidering, or are you standing firm? >> listen, i'm really succinct about this. i saw something great today on the politico website, but they put a minute and 53 seconds of my answer strung back to back to back together on the question of running for the presidency. go to politico.com. it's on the front page. i'm not going to bore you with it now. click on it. those are the answers. >> gue

he arrived here at moffett moffett field less than 24 hours, 4:00 yesterday. his -- his plane was about 45 minutes late yesterday but it appears today it will be departing on time. the president wrapped up a town hall meeting at lincoln this morning and then a short time after that. he was on his way there, the motorcade just pulled up in the last five minutes. we watched the president, go up the stairs and board air force one. it looks like they are going to clear this area and air force one is going to take off from here. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and i understand that president obama is heading next to los angeles. he will be hobnobbing with celebrities at a power brokers', and jecy tyler at house of blues, 1,000 attendees set to spend $250 each and then he will head to a restaurant on los angeles's trendy melrose place hosted by a hollywood producer and also some other democrats. we're now watching some of the members of the press getting on the back of air force one. we'll have more on this on our website and our news at 5:00 p.m. >>> turning

both on the field and off the field. and it is not a turn-around. that's for sure. we're excited about the opportunity to continue winning and continuing presenting a wonderful product to our fans, and having the environment in the ballpark and our service to the community being second to none. >> as far as your approach to being ceo, how will you be different than bill newcome? >> i'm not focusing on the differences of anyone right now. i'm focusing on keeping the giants in the position that we're in. and enhancing it if, to the extent we can. we want to win the world series every year. is that a practical goal? we'll see. we want to fill the ballpark every year. we did that this year. we want to importantly be an asset to the community every year. that's what i'm focused on. bill did a tremendous job in getting us to the world series last year under his leadership. brought a lot of new philosophies and technique to the giants that we'll build upon. >> the future ceo of the san francisco giants. we thank you so much for your time. >> thanks a lot. >> that's our sun

we want to level the playing field. so you have offices right now, fda has offices in china and india and places like that. i don't know how well they are staffed. i know the offices are there. but speak to this, about inspections being delayed, about inspections, what good is it it if you have to announce it two, three weeks in advance. and the ability of your office is overseas to conduct on-site inspection unannounced. is that the kind of authority you need from congress? >> senator harkin, you mention one authority in particular which would be very useful which ch is the ability of the fda to refuse import of product of foreign facilities that refuse to let fda in to inspect. it seems common sensical that if a company is not a good enough players to actually let the age sin in to see how it is operating, those are not the products we want to come to the american consumers. but at the moment the law is not clear on our authority to do that. that very important. with the respect to reach facilities over seas more, tha

field position to start.se you go from 4 to the 12 and will muschamp will tell charlie weis, open up the playbook more. hat ark: not that they had a >> sean: time for the pacific life game summary. a&m had the edge the at half. they led 20-3 at halftime. but texas a&m with three touchdowns, 21 unanswered points, then got six more in the fourth quarter. a&m has just scored. and now mike sherman has a big decision to make with 2:20 to go, down by three. he does have all three time-outs. he can kickoff deep, hope that they get a three and out from oklahoma state. but they don't do that very often, the cowboys. that defense has to be tired. they've been under siege the entire second half. >> matt: sean, this might be the only opportunity you have to get a chance at the ball. you kick it off, and they run that clock, you'll never get it. here is your one chance to have an opportunity. they'll have to stop it either way. >> sean: that's what you see in the nfl. three time-outs, and they took it away. gilbert runs t

is this the field? these eight candidates at this luncheon today when i was asking the tea party voters what they think about the field win heard a few sarah runs in the back of the room. do you think where you have the field right now and we're picking from these eight or are we going to get somebody else, possibly governor palin? >> i think the field's here, you know. i would be surprised if sarah did win -- i mean, did run. but there are still a lot of tea party people out there that think she will, so -- >> i can't imagine that the field's going to change. i think sarah palin loves her country, wants to defeat this president. i think she understands, like a lot of republicans do, she may not be the best candidate to do it. but we've seen the world turn on a dime in a day, so who knows? >> alex and billie, appreciate your insights. the cnn tea party republican presidential debate now less than an hour away. in the hour beforehand, though, we'll have an exclusive conversation with the vice president,

again, the president is expected here at moffet field at 5:30. everyone is anxious to see him, and he'll be heading from here straight to his fundraising dinners. abc-7 news. >> alan: the president will hit seven west coast fundraisers in all. two in seattle this morning two this evening here, and he's on to la jolla and los angeles. there's a possible meeting with lady gaga who wants to discuss the seriousness of bullying. the white house, however, is not confirming that meeting. >> the labor dispute at bay area hospitals is heating up. alta bets confirmed a patient died after a medical error made by a replacement nurse. the nurse was hired to fill in during a strike. we're at the hospital with more on that. >> reporter: the death of that patient here at the hospital is intensifying calls by union nurses to let them get back to work. a pair of nurses who say they would have been working at the unit where this patient died, say this is a loss that decide not have to happen. the nurses say they serve patients in the oncology unit here at the hospi

that by definition gives you the wide side of the field.y'll put it into the short side and say are you going to put two guys on him or not? if you do -- >> referee: notre dame, that is your first time out in the half. >> dan: kelly is blowing his stack again. >> mike: if you can read him, watch out. i just set everything up. why are we doing that? i would submit the more important thing right now, if you get a good play. now you have to get the play ball and score a two-point conversion. i understand why it matters. hoping to make it eight and you need all your time-outs. they're going to set up a situation. a three yard line. if you want a double team, michael floyd, that will leave the one-on-one elsewhere. that's the reason this young kid tommy rees has to make. >> dan: 7:30 left in the final quarter.

a new field poll shows the candidates at 6% far beyond mitt romney at 28%. but among the delegates and organizers at the convention, they see an opportunity to win back the white house whoever their candidate might be. >> my members are making preferences, but they are all excited about all the candidates. >> i think the republicans have an outstanding chance to take back the white house. >> reporter: of course one goal of the candidates here in california is fund raising, but another goal is to meet with these active members of the party because they could play a role as volunteers in some of the other primaries that began early next year. again, michelle bachmann's speech begins at about 8:30. we will be here and we will bring you what she says and reaction at 10:00. in los angeles, ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> job losses in construction contributed to an increase of jobless rates. the jobless rate is now 12.1%. also posted an increase in unemployment. california lost 8,400 jobs in august including in financial information and health services. now here's

that grab lead to a field goal. early in the fourth quarter and frank gore coughs up the football deep in niners territory. the niners turn it into a 6-3 lead. san francisco answered with the only touchdown drive of the day with gore on the bench and kendal hunter takes it in. he was 10-6 san francisco. after acres added a field goal he tried to bring his team back, but reggie smith makes this diving interception. he was i can ped off twice as san francisco improves to 2 and 1 with a 13-8 victory. next week the patriots come to oakland. new england lead buffalo 21-0. but the bills came all the way back. tom brady tied a career high with four interceptions. florence brings it back 27 yards for a touchdown. buffalo takes the lead. he hits w le ker on fourth and goal for a touchdown. the game is tied. he kicks a 28-yard field goal to give the bills a 34-31 victory. buffalo snaps a 15-game losing streak to the patriots. the texans and saints had a wild finish. find the bouncing ball. he goes in for a touchdown. houston

this is the football field today. on the drawing board... >> a brand-new 2,800 seat grand stand. >> and more. >> computers, desk, tables. >> reporter: it sprang from a creative alliance of artist pierson blaetz and whitney weston. >> a school does not necessarily need to have handouts. it has resources within that school to create its own resources. >> reporter: the fund-raising hasn't replaced all of fairfax high's budget shortfalls, but it sure has softened the blow. >> it's like, well, we're needing to reinvent how things are done, and maybe this is the way to do it. >> reporter: a survival lesson for public schools in hard times. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> mitchell: ahead, a new procedure for rooting out tumors by making them glow. >> mitchell: doctors trying to detect cancer in its earliest stages may soon have the benefit of a new treatment. as cynthia bowers tells, the treatment forces cancer cells to reveal themselves before it's too late. >> reporter: to a surgeon operating on cancer, the key is

cal marching down the field. maynard finds his brother. alan was huge all game. 10 catches for a career high. maynard threw for 349 yards, but they wouldn't finish off the drive. maynard overthrows alan on fourth and goal. huskies hang on for the win. cal scores three points in the second half as they lose their first game of the season. other notable games. oklahoma state came back to beat texas amount & m in a bat -- a&m in a battle of top 10 teams. florida state their second straight lot and notre dame beat pitt 15-12 to improve to 2- 2. the math is simple for the giants playoff hopes. they need to win out and the braves need to lose all five of their remaining games. atlanta is stumbling to the finish line just 9-14 in september. nationals pitcher chien-ming wang picks up his first career hit and rbi. on the mound, wang gave up one run in six innings and nats go on to beat the braves 4-1. the cardinals are now two games behind the braves and the giants remain alive for the time being, but right now they're down 6-1 to the diamondbacks

they are with us always immortalized in this quiet field and you have my solemn vow as the director ofof that organization that we will be here every day, every year, every future generation to honor those heroes, your husbands and wives, your mothers and fathers, your sons and daughters, to tell their stories, to make sure that america and the world never forgets. we'd ask that everyone remain in their space, while our dignataries step down the front steps here, and the families, the memorial wall is yours for the next half hour and yours alone. thank you all. thanks for coming. [applause] [applause] >> so we've been watching a very moving memorial from shanksville, pennsylvania. thousands gathering at this hour for the dedication of a national memorial for the flight 93, honoring the 40 brave passengers and crew members of the the united flight 93. vice-president joe biden speaking today with a very movement statement about his mother, once telling him that courage lies in every heart and one day it will be summoned and then he stated on september 11th 11th at 9:51 a.m., it was summo

and that they have no idea right now from getting back to the field. they need to be going forward on the u.s. soccer team, hoerfully injured near this place that killed another passenger. and that they were fractured in three places. the eye socket was shattered. his bladder was lacerated and his nose was broken. just are several days, they woke up in the hospital, unsure where they were. and what happened. >> they are starting out here. >> now, when his doctor upset the condition, the outlook was bleak. >> and i had, you know, basically, well, you know, it will be a long shot out here if i could ever run it again. and just run again. >> and they underwent three months of the rehabilitation center and they slowly got back on the field. >> it was less than three years since the accident and not only is he back on the field, but he is leading the team and going forward. and that they are once again one of the fastest players in the league. >> and d.c. united, ben olsen, they had seen them make extraordinary progress in a very short time. >> and he did n

expected to depart for s >>> let's go live to moffett field.dent obama has just boarded air force one. he is on his way to san diego and los angeles. in l.a., he is expected to fund raise, one at the house of blues and another at melrose, and the cost for a couple? 35 grand. >>> and it looks beautiful outside. lawrence? >> why is he leaving now? >> i don't know. maybe because the rain chased him away? it is just getting good here. he should stick around for a little while longer. great fall weather coming our way as high pressure looks to be building in. and we had a few showers over the weekend. let's take you live and outside right now. and looking great over the bay. plenty of sunshine now, and it looks like it is going to stay around as we head toward the afternoon. the temperatures will begin to heat up over the next couple of days. all right, let's check out the weather headlines. and indeed, it looks like we will watch the temperatures bounce back. more sunshine today. a return to some 90s. as we head toward the middle of the week. but w

at a near by field hospital medics help ian. while dealing with their own grief. >> the colleague of these men was killed in the same attack just minutes away from where the -- we think hit the ambulance that was near us. >> reporter: this medic was there too. he saw his friend die. but he must keep working. casualties keep coming. on this day alone more than 20 revolutionary fighters are killed in the chaotic battle for syrk, phil black. >>> it was the deadliest day in months today in yemen as government troops and snipers open fire on tens of thousands of anti government protesters. security forces launched tea gas canisters on the marching protesters before the shooting began. at least 26 people were killed, dozens more wounded. president abdula sele has resisted calls to resign. protests have taken to the streets calling for him to step down. >>> in other news of the world tonight, they are searching for survivors in northern india and nepal after a 6.9 earthquake claims the lives of at least 16 people. the quake hit about 6

usually you get the middle of the field. but he will say, you know what? we need to play defense. >> al: you give yourself up. you call a time-out. you set up buhl we are a very strong leg. he's a guys that capable of banging one through. he does it at practice all the time. there he is. eight seconds. and romo wasn't ready for the snap. and he has to throw it away. of all things, not ready for the snap! from phil costa. >> al: david girard, relief. and now you're down to nothing. now you have three seconds. that's just unbelievable. last year they lost on opening day with a mistake, a holding call after a touchdown pass. >> al: the only other providers are the extensive foul that will extend the game. another time-out. >> referee: time-out, new york. this is their final second time-out. this will be a 30 second time-out. >> al: if the cowboys lose this one, this is another excruciating season opening loss. >> cris: he's in perfect position. his defense is playing great. you get a bunt plok for a touchdown and then interception. his defense did their job.

the bengals turn the fumble into a field goal and the lead.san francisco answered with the only touchdown drive of the day, going 72 yards in ten plays. hunter took it in. 10-6 san francisco. david akers added a field goal but the game wasn't sealed until reggie smith picks off the pass with under 2:00 to play. dalton was intercepted twice, and san francisco improves to 2-1 with the 13-8 victory. >> giants wrapped 'their series with arizona. they don't care the playoffs. this kid got a baseball. tim lincecum got roughed up. allowed eight hits. his record falls to 13-14. bruce bochy got tossed arguing a call. the d-backs sweep the giants. >> the a's put a dent in the angels wild card hopes. gonzalez hit into what should be a game-ending double play. but the throw is air mailed, and oakland wins it. the ain't reallies are 2-1/2 back with three games to play. >> the tour championship went to a playoff between bill haas and hunter mahan on the second extra hole. haas stays alive with this great shot. he would go on to win in the third extra hole b

to view several different videos and send videos to certain staff out in the field and then throttle back on some of the other uses of the network to allow that capability. you can also prioritize by application. if you need to stream a lot of video, different videos, you can open up more bandwidth for the video and throttle back some other uses of the network or even by event. if you have a major event in one part of the city, you can dedicate more bandwidth to that particular event and the needs of those first responders and throttle back on some of the other uses of the network. so it's very -- it's very controllable. it's also secure, dedicated to public safety, federal law requires or limits the use of this network to eligible users, which are public safety first responder users. and so we can adopt the incryption or security measures that we need to keep it a secure, dedicated network. a lot of new applications we're expecting to see on this, the really good ones are photos and video, ability to blast out an amber alert photo from the field to literally every public law enforce

>> you know, listen, i said before, look, i'm happy with the field. i think it's a great field. you know what? yes, is is there a time for a nomination process technically to still get in? sure there is. it gets harder and harder as you get closer to iowa. the fact of the matter is we're having the debate on our side of the aisle. the horsepower, the excitement is on the republican side of the aisle. the reason why is because people in this country want to save this country economically and this president isn't doing the trick. >> schieffer: congresswoman? >> bob, since i'm from florida let me weigh in on that. it doesn't much matter. >> where the president is upsidedown, too. >> excuse me. it doesn't much matter which one of the republicans get nominated because they're all the same. this will be a very stark contrast. they are all embracing and bear hugging the tea party. moving to the right they can't move to the right far enough. no matter which candidate is party, they all favorblican privatizing social security which would pull the safety net out from under our seniors and

and the war on drugs or hypocrisy while struggling to destroy fields of opium poppies in afghanistan the u.k. harvest the crop but for good use. but first the israeli embassy in cairo has been attacked by dozens of egyptian protesters they destroyed part of the wall around the building and tore down the israeli flag replacing it with an egyptian one hundreds of demonstrators had been injured with police using tear gas against the crowd and israeli ambassador and his family have been flown out of the country anger swelled last month after israeli forces responded to a cross border militants attack mistakenly thought killed five egyptian police officers the protests came at a time of change seven months after the popular uprising that ousted hosni mubarak thousands had gathered in the capital talk here square urging an end to military rule and pressing for urgent reforms president of the arab lawyers association. believes as long as groups world merely benefit from the onerous. almost equal movements vying for trying to show who is bigger than the other i think this demonstration it's

frank field thinks that policy has failed but the americans would. america and we follow. this relationship. when you're putting. not to be. a. position with the americans to rethink. if we look historically has. frank field and his group poppy relief think afghan opium should be legalized instead it would benefit afghan farmers raise much needed revenue for the governments nation rebuild and stop the opium falling into the hands of the drug cartels field says it should be military strategy to. grow them brains and then be thinking about how do we get ordinary people to see poppies as a cash crop. to protect the troops we will be thinking about how do we. how do we pay them for it. to transferred into. burned in afghanistan and kept secrets here in britain no one wants to talk about the u.k.'s opium growing program we asked the farmers and the company they grow for . if they would give us an interview but said they wouldn't allow the farmers to talk to us because it's part of that contract with the home office that they keep the poppy growing hush hush the home office also

i'm excited to get out on the field.t back on the field fast enough. >>> meantime football of another level, our previous two high school games of the week, great games decided in a fine home. it was a great game for only one team involved. that would be concord as they completely dismantle kennedy of fremont. that was about it for their highlights. as two winless teams go at it concord as the minutemen, a huge performance from their junior running back olito thompson. one of his four touchdowns on the game off and running. they will make a two point conversion. and they're up 8-0. then still in the first half he breaks off a 43-yard run that leads to another score olito tonight 24 carries, 323 yards just eight shy of the record. 53-3 is your final. it's apparently not just another egominiacal play to get attention. ron artest has changed his name legally and officially to meta world peace. the star forward says he is doing it to inspire and bring youth together all over the world. that's the sporting life for a friday n

i'm excited to get out on the field.get back on the field fast enough. >>> meantime football of another level, our previous two high school games of the week, great games decided in a fine home. it was a great game for only one team involved. that would be concord as they completely dismantle kennedy of fremont. that was about it for their highlights. as two winless teams go at it concord as the minutemen, a huge performance from their junior running back olito thompson. one of his four touchdowns on the game off and running. they will make a two point conversion. and they're up 8-0. then still in the first half he breaks off a 43-yard run that leads to another score olito tonight 24 carries, 323 yards just eight shy of the record. 53-3 is your final. it's apparently not just another egominiacal play to get attention. ron artest has changed his name legally and officially to meta world peace. the star forward says he is doing it to inspire and bring youth together all over the world. that's the sporting life for a friday

what do we need to do to facilitate inspectors being able to issue the notice in the field? more equipment? >> the thing about #11 here in the managers' meeting, and i would like to commend the director for the frequent meetings, it will be signed presumably soon. i would assume that that is something that will ultimately be implemented as a part of that process. we are very excited to be able to do that. it will relieve lesson the amount of time and give the inspector more information in the field where they can print that, post that, come back to put that in the system. this will them relief shorten that the initial time. . >> i like the recommendations. i have a question about these statistics. it appears to me, and it looks like the actual resolutions to these cases, that the number of cases resolved after 30 days is 87. is that correct? >> for that particular calendar year. because of the amount of time. >> if you look back, there were actually 126 fees issued. is it safe to assume that most of those penalties become the 87? >> i could not necessarily say, some of them

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nfl record, six field goals. dallas goes to 2-1. washington is also 2-1. 18-16 cowboys beat the redskins. feel good raider moment. hue jackson. they can keep winning. what a personality this guy has. darren mcfadden >> he will be evaluated later in the week by the eagles. again the 49ers who are spending the week in youngstown, play the eagles sunday and peyton manning is not going on the injured reserve list. they would have ended his season officially. the colts are 0-3 and looking for anything to feel good about. could be back to practice in december. baseball's wildcard added just for a final week like this. rays and yankies. a solo home run off valdez. you know if the yankees hadn't clinched you wouldn't see him in there. jays win 5-2. boston on the ropes if they don't win in bosh more. dead eve -- in baltimore. dead even. robert -- he had the wind knocked out of him. 6-3 orioles. the team even with tampa bay with two games to play. atlanta loses, st. louis loses. two games remain, braves up one. giants fini