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he invit ike to come to the soviet union and ike was going to come. he aven had a golf course built for president eisenhower to play. things looked good and, of course, as you mentioned earlier webs sent the u2 over the soviet union. it was shot down, and that kind of threw a monkey wrench int the relationship. let them ask you the question that a lot of people have asked me, and that is, if we had not had that u2 flight or if the soviet union had not succeeded in shooting it down, do you think we would have had a detente earlier? for sure if you will not send this u2 flight, no, i'm serious, because in this time because this overflying soviet union started just after second world war. and, of course, there was humiliation and for khrushchev it was humiliation that they did it and really that -- it was not only send this plane but also that the state department told after the shot that they will repeat this flight until it' in your national interest even when the president cancelled all these flights. >> right. >> really, he didn't know how to deal wi

city can be summed up in one word, ike.ear ago today that killer hurricane stormed the shore at galveston, texas in the hours before dawn. and when first light came, the lawn locals remembered was done gone. today, the struggle to continue, and find out from the mayor how it's doing one year later. the most wanted man in the world believed to be alive, but his brother dying thousands of miles away from where osama bin laden is thought to be hiding and a funeral taking place in a holy city. that's next. decisions, decisions. which beneful prepared meal tonight? roasted chicken recipe? okay, savory rice and lamb stew. [ barks ] you're right. tonight is a beef stew kind of night. you've made another fine choice. look at those beefy chunks all packed with protein, the real vitamin-rich vegetables, the wholesome grains. and you think you're getting spoiled. it's so good for you too. [ announcer ] beneful prepared meals. another healthful, flavorful beneful. express each one more with downy simple pleasures feel more calm with ne

and they came to no agreement on disarmament, but i think ike, ike revealed later in a personal letter that he wrote to macmillan, the prime minister of england, that he got your father was sincere in wanting to cut back on arms and when your father returned to russia after this, he did cut back on the military budget, which was not a politically easy thing for him to do. but i think at camp david, they came to like each other. would you say that's true? you talk your father about it. >> difficult to say they liked ch other, but i think that they think they can trust each other. why my father was so much humiliated by when the american spy plane flew over soviet union next year onto may 1, 1960. he they showed the plane and he said they betrayed the. but it was relations between military and funding. do you remember this that you wrote in your book? >> yes. as a khrushchev and eisenhower walk around camp david, khrushchev said to him, something like, i don't know the exact quote but something like my generals come to me and ty say we need such and such because the americans have that.

ike would say, look, the real value in strategic planning is not the strategy or the document you put on the shelf and say i'll think about this four years from now. it is the planning. it is not the plan but the planning. persistent attention. we'll be surprised but in thinking about the problem on a consistent basis and looking for areas of strategic advantage, when that surprise comes at least we won't start from square one, we will be living with that problem for quite some time. and so in effect what eisenhower would say to obama is that you need yourself to devote persistent attention to these kinds of issues. i know you're distracted by the economy and other things, but as franklin rose vel was distracted by the great depression, he also had this focus to helping prepare america for the challenges that it would face in world war ii. >> let's try to -- what are some other institutional challenges you would look to dismantle, institutional problems? >> one is the -- there have been advances in the cognitive sciences that indicate there are different parts of the brain that help p

and it been one year begins galvton,exas, took a detective hit from hurricane ike. more than 100 people were killed and property damage aed uto nearly $13 billion. tonight nbc's janet shamln reports on galveston's struggle to get back to normal. >> the folks probably already ow they have no homes to come back to. >> reporter: when hurricane ike stormed galveston a year ago today, it tore up the town. but couldn't break its spit. >> right now it feels like it abt five years. it just seems like it's been forever to recover. >> reporr: if adone onaso give up, it was tom laon kroux. photogra bedouyy hon chronicle outsideis h restaurant after the storm surge turned it into a filthy boil and he this week in theame spot, his business born anew. >> galveston is coming back and i'm convinced it's going to be better than itwas. >> reporter: a philosophy shared by joe andathleen dinky. they returned to find the home pieces. as they told al roker shortly after the hurricane hit. >> it's going to take one shovel at a time. most people in this situation realize that you can't do

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and among county executive ike leggett stops by on thursday and our mind over money team tackles financial problems for free on friday. how about free weather. >> anytime, angie goff. a dry one today. 76. we will watch for rain possible tomorrow afternoon and especially on wednesday. so far so good heading in to the weekend. chef antonio, looking delicious. >> before we look at the product a recap of 9 news now around town. i, along with some faithful neil niners scored seats at sneaker ball where redskins chief was the man after winning mascot of the year. a touching tribute to the late eunice kennedy shriver bring the crowd to tears and finally, say cheese, 9 news now get funky at the exclusive foe sew shoot in northwest dc. that's where we celebrated the new line of graphic t-shirts and the graffiti artists worked on a canvas made of t-shirts and 9 news was keeping it cool and you are keeping it hot in the kitchen. >> come back anytime, please. the finished product that we have. >> prongs and clams and shrimp. >> the recipe is on wusa9.com and we are so happy to have you here. the name

. >>> it has been one year, if you can believe it, since hurricane ike barreled through galveston, texas. despite all the progress, tough work still lies ahead. hassles with insurance are making rebuilding difficult, with many business owners ready to give up. several city leaders are coming together to try to make recovery quicker. >> it's the red tape getting people to sign off and tell us once and for all who are we dealing with. >> we've got some federal funds that are available, but the bureaucracy of getting them out is slow and we're going to break through that. >> since ike passed through, the emergency room at the university of texas hospital there has reopened and tourists are returning to the hundreds of homes and businesses that have already been rebuilt. >>> the fox 5 storm force taking it outside for you now. a live look outside. no complaints here for the second half of the weekend, but what about the start of the workweek? gwen is live in the weather center with your first forecast. i think we can all agree what a turn-around from saturday. >> absolutely, will. i'm talkin

ike leggett will be here on thursday as well and our mind over money panel makes its return. it can help you get a mortgage and get out of credit card debt. >> it is time to look around nine around town. looks like the national mall played host to the u.s. polo club, the fall u.s. polo club. a couple of pictures for you. a viewer sent in this picture. >> and that is my kayla to the right and maya in the middle. and michael sent us these pictures. and republican power lobbyist rogers seen here in red is rumored to be another housewife cast member. inside skinny there. >> wonder if they will be anything like those atlanta women. >> i hope not. >> here we go. we have got some cloudy times the next couple but we are focus on the prize, which is friday. i'm focused on our beautiful meal here. we forgot to mention green beans are always in season. >> five a day, right. >> at least. >> so this meal under $10. feeds a family of four. stick to the seasonal ingredient and pork is a great alternative. >> i want everyone to know i have an interview with nasa about the latest satellite. s

al tomorrow, quarterly results from darden restaurants,ike and walgreen. >> paul: recapping today's marketaction, a d of deals brings buyers off the sidenes. to learn more about the stories in onight's broadcast or tch our streing video and to take pa in our dly blogo to "nhtly business report" on pbs.org, you ca email us a nbr@pbs.org. >>usie: a new assiment -- captain lly you'll recall that sul is the pilot whmaneuvered u.s. rways flight 1549 to a picture-perfect landing the frig waters of the hudson back in january. everyone on board suived. day the airline announced th sully is returning to wo as what's kwn as a management pilot. that meanse'll be back in the cockpit, and working as at he calls a "safetadvocate. and paul, that's sething he knows about first hand. >> susie: he was amazing. let's hope he can ach that skilto a lotf other people. >> paul: that's for su. >> susie: that's nightly business report r monday, september 28. odnight,paul. >> paul: i paul kangas wishin all you the best ofood buys. "nigly business report" is made possible by: this proam was made possible by contributions

. >>> it's been one year since galveston, texas, took a direct rit of hurricane ike.lled and property damage added up to nearly $13 billion. nbc's janice shandling reports on the struggle to get back to normal. >> these folks probably already know they have no homes to come back to. >> reporter: when hurricane ike hit galveston a year ago today, it tore up the town. but couldn't break its spirit. >> right now, it feels like it's about five years. it's -- it just seems like forever to recover. >> reporter: if anyone had reason to give up, it was tom lecroy. fafed after his restaurant. and this week in the same spot. his business born anew. galveston's coming back and i'm convinced it's going to be better than it was. >> reporter: a philosophy shared by joe and kathleen dinky. they were returned to find their home in pieces as they told al rockier shortly after the hurricane hit. >> it is going to take a shovel at a time. most people in this situation realize that you can't do it by yourself. no man is an island. >> reporter: the couple spent almost every day of the pas

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it's not one -- second place doesn't count in this one. >> congressman ike skeleton of missouri, good you, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> norah, we have some breaking news to follow up on, the story we were talking about out of new york involving libyan leader moammar gadhafi there were reports he was planning to stay at an estate that belonged to donald trump. showed you video of tents set up on trump's bedford estate and now getting word a county executive in that town saying we have been told this is a quote, we have been told by the secret service that at some point, gadhafi will be in bedford. the secret service has asked the county police acres long with the state police and the town police, to help protect him. "we have no choice but to help with law enforcement, but i remain outraged that our taxpayers have to respect someone that we don't want in this county." many people have been outraged saying that a terrorist has no place in this country and believe he has no place in their community. gadhafi is said to be afraid of elevators and as a result, won't s

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montgomery county executive ike leggett will be in the studio tomorrow.ill talk to an expert on climate change and on friday, mind over money, our experts can help you with mortgages and refinancing and they can also help you get out of credit card debt. kim? >> very good. seven-day forecast is up. a quick reminder, a great interview with noaa about the it willest satellite scanning our skies. if you want to know about that visit my blog at wusa9.com. >>> and i'm holding this plate and cup and saucer because i'm going to be one of the celebrity waiters this evening. i never did this in high school or college and i love this place because i can get my hands under it and cup it. tell us more about the where people can go for more information. >> brain tumor.org. if people want to get involved in finding a cure for brain tumors, please join us. >> 20% is the going rate for waiter and waitresses. don't go and stiff because because it goes to brain cancer research. >> this is sauce with corn and panchetta. >> this is what you will be serving tonight. >> all ri

for the average person ou there it's going to seem ike a recessiofor a very long time. e crisis is stll ahead of them. it's not over by any means. >> i have to say i'm one of the lay pele in all of this but has anything chnged in - on wall street? gwen: yeah, thepresident nt up there monday and gave another strong speech. >> yeah he saidstop behving liket's 007 and you don't need to wait fr new aws to behave differtly. there's en a lot of attetion paid towall street, the billions set aide for bonuses but the are feweof hose people. ere have been a quater million loofs on wall stree some of the biggest firms re simply not tere anymore. but the culture is stillhe same it still on wall street, eat what you kill. when ou have a rally good quarteyou take most of that home with yo and that's ot going to change unil we have regulations that ta down the risk-taking. >> peopltalk about a jobss recovery. whatakes a jobless recvery? is there athing the administratiocan do to make itess joless? >> essentlly the economy has to grow at leas 2% a yer to keep the employment rat steady.

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that's why i say ike onic. point i want to get to that, why after that kind of run why even take the risk? and do primetime? >> i like to work. if i had gone to another network, against conan and the other shows then it looks like bitterness. then it looks like oh, he's trying to beat "the tonight show." you can't be bitter. i always tell young performers, the reason show business pays a lot of money is when you get screwed, you have something left over. something will happen that will seem terribly unfair and instead it is here is a big pile of cash to get you through that. that's why it pays a lot. that's what i tell people. i like to work. i don't have an agent or a manager. the network came up with this idea. i like to work. it is a handshake and we'll do it. tavis: how close were you to leaving nbc? >> i was gone. i was let go from "the tonight show." ok fine. then you sit down for a while and other people express interest. you go oh, ok. nbc is like who is asking my ex-wife out? wait a minute. ok. how abo

the latest issue is the cost of the tolls and with me is montgomery county executive ike leggett. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> the proposed pricing structure has come out for the icc. it is essentially $18 for nine miles. some say it has a rye for the rich. what do you have to say. >> i share those concerns but is only a proposed rate for the icc. so for citizens that are concerned, as well as myself, we will be testifying to hopefully get that down. the on thive is to get people off of the main roads in the county so they can divert to traffic. if people are reluctant to get on it the underlying purpose on the road is defeated. we need to make sure people are utilizing the road an have a rate that is comfortable for people. >> so you think if enough people and lawmakers come forward and say this is too much money the prices will be dropped. >> that's my expectation. >> the montgomery county council bought a tract of land to move forth a program. >> i think this will work well for the county. it allows us to utilize land better than we are today. it will a

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she was supposed to be married, a sunrise church service in galveston, texas one year after hurricane iketated the island city and the state will host block parties an cookouts to celebrate the recovery. about 200 workers in northwestern turkey evacuated by helicopter, as flash floods hit factories there, they've had such torrential rain, causing severe flooding in the region for the past week and at least 31 people have been killed, 9 others are still missing. ♪ >> eric: you know what time ishtin it is? time for "sunday house call" and house call host dr. isadore rosenfeld the rossi distinguished professor at wild cornell medical center and author of terrific medical books with ay lot of great advice. >> jamie: i'll give it to you, a new one coming out and we'll have information about it here, soon and we start with something on the minds of all of us. h1n1. this week, we learned how much of the vaccine is needed. millions and millions of doses. and the question is, how many shots should you get and should you get it at all, doc? >> okay. you know, there is not much news about the swine

it did for michael and lynn burke when hurricane ike destroyed 95% of everything they owned. >> we were eating off the salvation truck. the red cross truck. >> reporter: everything changed for jeff and carrie kerr when he was downsized out of a job with two children to support. >> it's terrifying. you wonder what's going to happen. how are we going to do this? >> reporter: what did happen was as uplifting as it was unexpect. what the kerrs and burkes couldn't know in their darkest hour was that help was coming. from thousand of miles away here in bellingham, washington, from people they'd never even met. misha thompson and 7-year-old luke almost died when luke was born. and for a year, lionel thompson stayed home to care for his family. when their bank account was empty, not enough even to buy milk for the kids, neighbors came to the door with money and food. >> i remember standing there feeling -- feeling ashamed that they were having to bring us groceries, but also thinking, when we come through this season, i don't want another mom to feel like how i felt. >> reporter: from that desp

ike leggett said he will commit to $150,000 to keep the courts open. it is unclear what will happen. >> john catoe is in talks with the transit agency to discuss the issue. his three-year contract is coming up in january. it has been a tough summer. four workers were killed on the job. there were major budget cuts. some were calling for his resignation. metro's board is supporting him. >>> we have an unusually warm morning. >> hope floats in the georgia floods. >> she has been stuck in a home behind the elementary school since monday morning when she went to work. >> help is on the weight in the form of two teenage boys. >> it is another cubit and warm start to our day. changes are coming. -- it is another humid and warm start to our day. >> lisa baden will be back with another look at your morning commute. another look at your morning commute. >>> 5:11 a.m. on this thursday morning. adam caskey live at the dunn loring metro station. people are catching the bus or the early metro train. not too much action this morning. it feels more like a summer morn

we have these stories for you >> early in the morning, one year ago, hurricane ike made landfall as a category one hurricane. residents there are still rebuilding. >> one year after the violent storm ripped across this barrier island, the physical and emotional scars still linger. >> there is a greeting that still goes on. >> much of this area still looks like a wasteland. scattered debris, empty and buckled slabs. just over 800 people are back in their homes, but close to 14,000 are still waiting. or they are working on permanent housing. he did not have insurance when the flood water washed away the home he had lived in since he was born. >> we have been to eight different places, all the way from san antonio, austin, texas city, and now i am staying with a friend of mine. >> he is trying to rebuild with donated materials and volunteer labor provided by the rebuilding fund. >> people are losing hope. the longer we go, the more frustrated they get from going in filling out a more application. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal aid in rebuilding has been hung up in what ga

ike mike schuh, reporting. in all, 65 repairs need to be made. >>> a little sprinkle activity. we're 63. humidity 51%. come back and take a look at a school night and a sunny thursday coming up. >>> what a beautiful sky. we've seen some clouds clouds and sprinkles. take a look at radar. >>> and across hoopersville down across south of leonardtown. around the dc area, a few showers. and across the leesburg area. >>> we don't expect to see more rain here in the city. we'll see clearing skies and pretty cool temps tonight. we're at 63. but out to the west, it's only 48 in oakland. yesterday, they had showers. they were 46, 47, all day long. today, they're breaking out with clearing skies later tonight. and they're going to get chilly. 61 in cumberland. patuxent at 60. the winds continue to bring this cool air in. very late. cumberland now, dead calm. with the clear skies later on and very dry conditions later on. temperatures will be able to drop. so out in garrett, allegheny county tonight, they have a frost advisory, from 2:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this all beca

the way for a month does not sound like the best idea -- taking them away for a month does not soundl ike the best idea. this just in. a colorado man wanted for ties to a bomb plot has admitted ties to al qaeda and is now in negotiations to plead guilty to terror charges. this is according to a senior law-enforcement official. the official says that this man in the pictures, his last name is zazi, first name najibullah, has received explosives training, and a possible guilty plea would be part of a deal to cooperate with the government. he had previously insisted that he had no ties or connection to al qaeda. an interview earlier this week had him saying that. but after two investigations, fbi offices in denver say that zazi is telling a different story this morning. there have been reports today that the defense team -- his defense team, rather, is saying that the fbi asked zazi's father to come in and cooperate. apparently, he did cooperate with authorities. a spokesperson for the defense team is saying that this man's father will cooperate, and he was to be questioned at some point lat

the violent storm ripped across this barrier island, the physical and emotional scars from hurricane ike still linger. >> there is a grieving that still goes on. >> much of this area still looks like a wasteland. >> scattered debris stripped free empty and buckled slabs. >> just over 800 people in galveston are back in their homes, but 14,000 are still waiting or working on permanent housing. spencer williams didn't have insurance when the flood waters washed away the home he lived in sings he was born. >> we have been to eight different places all the way from san antonio, austin, lee city, and now i'm staying with a friend of mine. >> along with thousands in gal scrsm eston -- galveston, he's trying to rebuild. >> what we're afraid of is people are losing hope. the longer we go, the more frustrated they get from going and filling out one more application. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars in federally or recovery rebuilding has been hung up in what galveston's mayor calls bureaucrat red tape. >> we're where we were a year ago as far as housing is concerned, particularly for our low t

it wasn't ike. it was fdr.nhappy if we were saying anything nice about him. >> i got to tell you guys, i had a very different upbringing. in my school we used to sit in the back of the station wagon chant lbj, lbj, how many kids did you kill today? different times. >> little schoolhouse you went you, huh, david? >> pat, david following pat, let me tell you what i find interesting about this. i agree with david. you know, that this shouldn't have been done. i sort of understand the context of it. the teacher retired at the end of the year. you know, was probably personal to the teacher. she gets little second and third grade kids to go along with it. this video that is now rocketing around the internet combined with the reaction just a couple of weeks ago to the president speaking to schoolchildren, i'm wondering, pat, what's your view on how incendiary the air, the atmosphere, is around barack obama on the internet and on talk radio. what is causing this? what does -- are they afraid of him? >> you know, look,

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katrina, rita, ike, monster storms that made dealing with hurricanes a regular occurrence for residents on the gulf coast. this year is quiet. our weather patterns are changing and it could mean good news. el nino, the warming of waters in the pacific. when it happens, it changes the regular flow of the jet stream, bringing the strong winds through the southern u.s. and atlantic. jet stream winds can blow off the top of tropical systems and prevent them from developing or getting stronger. here is what el nino did to tropical storms in the past. 1982 to 83 brought the quietest hurricane season in 50 years. one of the storms was alicia, a brutal hurricane that killed 21 in texas. 1997 to 98, seven named storms. well below the average of 11. it's not all good news. that season, the deadliest tornado outbreak in florida's history. one ripped roofs off hundreds of homes and killed 25 people. the jet stream brought storm after storm into california, torrential rains, mud slides, washed out roads and destructive waves pounded the state. it was the costliest winters on record for california es

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ike i'm rick sanchez.joe bill son, an official reprimand for his admitted incivility. it's called a resolution of disapproval for, of course, this. >> there are also those who claim that our reform efforts would insure illegal immigrants. this too is false. the reforms -- the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> you lie! >> that's not true. >> boy, the president was really taken aback by that, we didn't know what it was then, since we have found out. it's not about wilson's behavior though, it's also important to fact check these stories, why was he angry, for example, did the president of the united states actually lie? will illegal immigrants be part of health care reform? these are important questions. there's also another part of this story, the part that says when you thrust yourself into the public conversation, you open yourself up your past. and if you're involved with a group that includes white supremacists in it's leadership, then your 15 minutes of fame gets

ike leggett sends the wrong signal. -- i think it sends the wrong signal to the russians and their allies. and so, there are consequences of every decision. i believe the consequences of this decision may encourage further belligerence on the part of the russians and a distinct lack and loss of confidence on the part of our friends and allies in the world and commitments of the united states of america i ask unanimous consent that newspaper articles be made part of the record at this time. >> without objection? so ordered. >> i yield. >> next month take a rare visit inside the supreme court as we talk to the justices about the role, traditions, and history of the court. >> brandeis said he would not come in here. the reason you wouldn't come is he said this building is so elaborate it would go to their heads. maybe he was right. might have become a symbol of the third branch of government and the need for stability and rule of law which is what america stands for. >> supreme court week starts october 4 on c-span. as a complement to this production, cspan offers teachers free teaching reso

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it has been one yearince galvesto texas, took a dect hit from hurricane ike.s t third most destructive hurricane to ever make landfall in the united states causing more than 100 dehs aearly $13 billion in damage. and for galveston, it's been a tough year of trying to get back to normal. c's janet chambleeian has a progress report. >> reporter: when hurricane ike stormed ston a year ago today, tore up the town but couldn't break its spirit. >> right now it feels like it's about five year it just seems like it's been forer recover. >> reporr: if anyone had reason to give up, it wa m. photograph by "thhouston chro aclni outside his restaurant after the storm surge turned it int a filthy pool. and this wee in the same spot, his business born anew. >> it's coming back, and i'm convinced it's going to be betterhan it was. >> repter: a philosophy shared by joe and kathleen dinky. they returned find their home in pies. asheyold al roker shortly afte the hurricane hit. >> it's going to takene shovel at a time. most people in this situation alize that you can't do it by

the forecast for today looks ike this for us. morning clouds giving with a to some afternoon sunshine, i believe. a warmer day with a high in the mid- to upper 70s the way things are shaping up now. then for tonight, a cool night as we see clear skies. temperatures will drop town to about 06 downtown but into the 50s in the suburbs with light winds. your five-day forecast look like this. tomorrow, i think fine. comfortable humidity levels. 74 for your high, mostly sunny. sunday, starts out pretty sunny but i think the clouds build in during the afternoon if you are at the redskins game. i think clouds will build in during the course of the game. high, 7 # -- 73 degrees. there is a chance for showers in the later part of the day. hope is the rain will hold off until monday. we do have a chance of showers monday and tuesday. let's get more on the morning rush hour traffic from allison oakley. >> we had a medevac situation already this morning. it was in waldorf. for you guys on 228 western freeway -- weston parkway, that is where y

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. >> jim: i think ike taylor maybe got a fingertip on it. he did. it deflected. he never makes the pro bowl because he doesn't get a lot of picks. but that's now four times he's knocked balls away. >> phil: there's reason why he's the starter. >> jim: welcome those of you defeat oakland. to the 16. palmer forced to roll out. now throws. to the end zone, he was looking for henry, incomplete. william gay on the coverage. another fourth down coming up. now the bengals call their second time out. >> phil: when quarterback escapes the pocket in a situation like this, you almost always expect somebody to be wide open. gay gets away with a -- grabbing the jersey of chris henry. laveranues coles goes -- he's uncovered. >> jim: wow. >> phil: uncovered. a blown assignment by the steelers defense. but pressure, palmer has to move the pocket. most right-handed quarterbacks they're going to run right. >> jim: phil, i hate to go back. but on first down here at the 15 they spiked it with 47 seconds. basically just lost a down, were they in that big of hurry to have to give a do