landry jones firing to stills. doing for the end zone. touchdown, oklahoma. there is the combination that we expected to see all night long. and a frustrated stills bark at the defensive back after the 34-yard touchdown. and afraid young man, it's a little too late. he's a fine young talent. >> kirk: he's frustrated because he's been cooped up most of the night because of the coverage they played. this time he finally gets behind jackson, he reaches for the pylon. >> brent: looks close with his foot out of bounds? >> kirk: can't tell by that look. he steps out. >> brent: not sure they're going to give him this touchdown. this might be taken away from him and he may be even more frustrated. watch now on that left side. left foot. and right foot. no question, is there? >> kirk: the official might have seen him reaching the ball across but maybe missed the foot before that ball broke the plane. >> brent: you know what that could set up? the irish would give u up two rushing touchdowns in one game. >> kirk: it could. it could. >> brent: first and goal down there.

steven landry, a young auxiliary -- and get into character.etectives to the missing boy's lunch box. my confidence was boiling over. let's go do this tv thing. but then a plot twist i never expected. oh, my scene. i'm so excited about this. they changed the line? stephen lomatin, a young auxiliary officer -- it was landry. so with my new line ready, a little bit nervous, i finally transformed into reporter jenna wolfe. it was kind of a stretch. any advice for me, last minute advice? >> be yourself. >> with that i was ready for my role of a lifetime. >> background. >> and action. >> it was stephen lomintin, a young auctixiliary officers whod police to the missing boy's lunch box. how emotional was that for you. >> it was very emotional. >> so brilliant, they wanted just a little more. >> video 17, take one. action. >> it's been over a week now and still no sign of young hector rodriguez. p police are asking if you have any information, you are to call the tip line 212-555-01001. emmy, no emmy? where are we at? >> i think you have a chance. >> n

tomorrow columbus day, "landry with late day showers. -- cool and dreary. >> we will

keep the blaze from spreading to the inside of the building the damage was contained to a pile of landrytside the building. >>> it has happened again. another incident of seat coming loose on an american airlines flight. we hear from experts on what could be causing the problem. >>> one day until the first presidential debate. a look at how both are getting ready. >> how alarming, cruising 30,000 feet on a jumbo jet your seat becomes unbowled and you flip backwards on to the person behind you. that happened on three flights in less than one week. t.j. winick has the story. >> reporter: american airlines insists multiple incidents of seats coming loose has nothing to do with disgruntled workers. there's been well publicized tension at the airline as it tries turn around under bankruptcy protection. >> this is a mechanical issue not related to anything else. >> reporter: today the "new york post" reports another plane, this time an american flight from colorado to dallas last wednesday had seats come loose, third report in less than a week. >> we need to return. >> reporter: all required e

. >> dan landry. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, board. my name is actually dan landy, no "r." i live in the north panhandle neighborhood, two blocks from grove. i am a bicyclist. i am a car driver. i am a pedestrian. and every now and then i take the 43 masonic bus. i think i avail myself of all transportation options. and i think this is an excellent plan. i will speak first as a bicyclist. i have been living in the neighborhood 15 years. and during that time bicycle transportation has definitely improved a lot. and i thank you for your part in that. i now have great ways to go east, south and west. unfortunately north the only real way to go is masonic. and as others have mentioned, it's unsafe and scary. i too ride on the sidewalk at night. i don't like riding on the sidewalk, but i do not want to take my life into my hands. so you will probably hear from plenty of people telling you it's necessary for cyclists. that's a no-brainer. as a car driver i have to go that way sometimes. and as was mentioned in the presentation [bell] it's a

if you followed the cowboys when tom landry was the coach, when tech schram was the general manager andresident. you probably still have a hard time accepting this guy from arkansas. that fascinates me. i was looking at discussions up.terday, fans will bring that an interloper, look what he did, he did not respect the legacy of this franchise. he has kept this team the topic of conversation, even when it hasn't done well. he's added value. there is no other celebrity owner in sports. the only person to compare with jerry jones wws geor georgesteinbrenngeorge steinbrenn steinbrenner. >> and he is gone. >> right. >> he has kept them relevant. there is something wrong if you follow football and the cowboys are your team, when the best-known person on your football club is the owner and it is not a player.. >> although, you have to correct me if i'm wrong about this. psn't it true to tony romo's merchandise, at one point that was the most successful merchandise featuring any player's name or number in the nfl for a while. >> i don't know that. i didn't see that figure. tony romo is a great

keep the blaze from spreading to the inside of the building the damage was contained to a pile of landrytside the building. >>> it has happed again. another incident of seat coming loose on a american airlines flight. we hear from experts on what could be causing the problem. >>> one day until the first pr [ male announcer ] are you ready for tomorrow's technology today? then switch to at&t u-verse tv. add the wireless receiver exclusively from at&t, and you're no longer tied to the tv outlet. move your tv wherever you want in your home...even outside. [ megan ] call now and switch to u-verse for just 29 a month for six months, with a total home dvr included, free for life. add hbo and cinemax and get the first three months free. plus you can bundle tv and u-verse high speed internet with speeds up to 24 megs. [ male announcer ] our total home dvr lets you record four shows at once... and play them back in any room. every channel is in 100-percent, crystal-clear digital picture and sound. and you can upgrade to get 170 hd channels -- that's more than cable. [ megan ] so call now and swit

landry field said is it was a rental couch and he had to give it back. >> lind was sleeping on a couch a year ago and now making $14 million per year. i guess that's mead yearic rise. he can sleep wherever he wants. >>> the energy drink company that is being sued over the death of a teenage girl. we'll show you what the drink company is saying about these deadly accusations. >>> to join our discussion, check us out on facebook. i know i'm logged in right now. let's see if jon is. all you need to do is search nbc bay area. >>> right now, how about a live look from the san bruno cam. oh, the clouds are out. christine loren predicting more rain and cooler temperatures. you may want to dress accordingly. >>> the mother of a 14-year-old maryland girl with an irregular heart beat is suing monster energy drinks because she believed the supercharged energy drink is the reason her daughter is dead. the suit charging the california company failed to warn about the risks involved as the result the teen slip under to a coma and died after drinking two 24-ounce cans. a company spokeswoman denies an

but landry jones find holes in secondary. >> kirk: that's the one thing everyone wants to see how well notre dame's secondary does against a deem with a quarterback and good grouch wide service. their figures to be two big tests for that defense this week, coming week with oklahoma and at the end of the year with matt barkley and that great grou group of receivers matt has. >> brent: 6:13 to go here. and morris throws a strike to that far side. hurns is pushed out of bounds. >> kirk: look at mark stoops at the top of the screen. the great defensive coaches they coach like it's 0-0. game just started. only thing he needs is a set of pads to get out there and play. >> brent: deflected. third down now. smith deflected that ball. would you look at him -- we will see his two brothers, mike and bob, out on that sideline in norman and the directors like them, too, they're fun on the sideline. he'll give you an earful. were you watching that game with me when one of the officials had both of the stoops brothers. >> kirk: double team. we kid about mark and his energy but you and i both know he'

like daniel landry, his unemployment benefits ran out in june. he has been looking for work for 2.5 years. >> it's been very difficult. it's something that, you know, like they say, you know, finding a job is a job. >> reporter: experts say avoid the construction and manufacturing sectors. they say those two industries keep losing jobs almost on a monthly basis. in the newsroom, i'm da lin, cbs 5. >>> the jobs report in several swing states could help president obama. unemployment rates fell or held steady last month in nine key states. rates dropped in ohio, florida, wisconsin, colorado, iowa, nevada and north carolina. they were unchanged in new hampshire and virginia. still, many key states are facing high unemployment. today president obama accused mitt romney of moving to the middle deliberately forgetting about stands he took to win the nomination. the president coined a new medical term. cbs reporter tara mergener on mr. obama's diagnosis. >>> reporter: president obama headed back to the campaign trail friday to rally supporters and try to

like daniel landry, his unemployment benefits ran out in june.been looking for work for 2.5 years. >> it's been very difficult. it's something that, you know, like they say, you know, finding a job is a job. >> reporter: experts say avoid the construction and manufacturing sectors. they say those two industries keep losing jobs almost on a monthly basis. >> all right. da lin with the update, thank you. da. >>> the biggest skyscraper on the west coast is going to be built in san francisco. city planners approved construction and funding for the new 61 story transbay terminal tower. it will be built at first and mission streets. and when it's done, it will stand at 1,070 feet. now, that's 200 feet taller than the transamerica building. planners actually lowered the height of the building a bit to please neighbors concerned about the size and increased traffic. >>> it sounds a little like a horror movie from the 1950s. an invasive species in the northern bay area nicknamed the blob... as cbs 5 reporter john ramos explains, from point reyes the slimy

the heads of hartford financial and landry is among the top executives who will be joining us over the last few hours. how equity index futures are trading. will cease trading in 15 minutes time. the dow and nasdaq pointing d n down. as for europe, the action dominated by deutsche bank and bp. we do see green arrows across the board with a 1% gain in germany. >> at least 16 deaths blamed on sandy as the storm continues to wreak havoc on the northeast with new york and new jersey dechaired major disasters. overnight more than 200 patients have been evacuated from two nyu langone hospitals after backup power failed. millions on the east coast awoke without power or mass transit. an estimated 7.8 million are believed to be without power and experts say it could be several days before it is restored. mass transit at a stand still after an unprecedented 13-foot surge of water gushed into tums and subway systems. the massive storm caused the worst damage in 108-year history of the new york subway system according to the mta. tunnels and bridges remain closed in new york with the exception of

jim: hernandez takes a hit in the side from landry, who pushes him back. holds him to two.hil: rex ryan talked about it. when you see wes welker to one side of the formation with one other receiver -- just like this. he's to the top of the screen inside. he said tom brady loves to go to him in those situations and he's got what he wants. jim: second and 8. ball is out, incomplete. phil: boy, it came out of there. i don't know if it was a hit or he dropped it. jim: trufant and davis both on him. phil: good job by trufant. such a big area to cover such a quick receiver. that's what it's all about. jim: third and 8. phil: three-man rush. jim: no flag, well, now there is. pass thrown to hernandez. and that patriot sideline was very upset when there wasn't a flag thrown right away. referee: pass interference, defense, number 20. ball will be played from the spot of the foul. first down. jim: rex can only shake his head. watch where the flag came from. pam: top of the screen. jim: the guy four yards wallet it go. first and 10. and somersaulting for about three is woodhead. phil:

i said we'd go after al-qaida and mary landrie and bin laden and we did. >> we have iran four years closernuclear bomb. syria, syria is not just the tragedy of 30,000 civilians being killed by the military but also a strategically significant player for america. the president's policies throughout the middle east began with an apology tour and pursue a strategy of lead be from behind and this strategy is unraveling before our very eyes. bill: what about that now? debate reaction from americans on the front lines of afghanistan. and what was said about the war on terror? fox news senior military analyst lieutenant colonel oliver north watched the debate with marines in southern afghanistan streaming from helmand province now, colonel. >> last year when we were in this part of helmand province there were four battalions providing security. today there is one with which he served as a young operations officer. we've now been here since last month. many of the 65,000 u.s. troops still here and thousands of contractors with more on the way are doing what the u.s. military personnel used to do,