picked off by marcus williams. big time pick. he's out of bounds at the eight. williams comes up with his first interception of the season. claimed off waivers from the jets october 10th. huge, huge defensive play for the texans. >> rich: marcus williams runs the route for russell wilson. he jumps this route the whole way. he knows it's coming, he's in front of the receiver. great anticipation by marcus williams. he knew that route was coming the whole way. >> kevin: for the veteran russell wilson his first interception in his last 103 attempts -- just his fourth pick of the year. >> rich: now if you're the houston texans you've got to be able to finish this game on offense by running the football. that's why they've got the fullback in there. jay prosch. >> kevin: seahawks two time outs. texans, two. first and 10 at the eight. lamar miller. slowed down by clark, and finished off in the middle as he leans ahead for four and they'll put him at the 12. wright finishes him off. >> rich: those numbers. first player, with 400-plus passing yards, four-plus passing touc

marcus dailily determined to stop andrew williams clark. clark like daily was an industrial who owned copper mines, mills, lumber, bank, retail stores, newspaper and utility. but what clark really wanted was to win elected office in montana. partly he wanted the status and power that came request public leadership. partly he wanted it to support policies that would improve his business holdings and harm those of deals. when clark stood for congress in 1888 daily man pasted hand pick candidates name over clark on ballot leading to clark's loss in an instance of spectacular fraud. and so began montana's war of the copper kings. over the next two deck cads copper in montana would engage in some of the most belay surprise and shocking effort to gain political power in american history. daily cancel business contracts with those who would not support his political aims he started his own newspaper to compete with clark's the two fought over whether the state capitol would be located at anaconda company town or helena which clark supported to blo

marcus dailily determined to stop andrew williams clark. clark like daily was an industrial who owned copper mines, mills, lumber, bank, retail stores, newspaper and utility. but what clark really wanted was to win elected office in montana. partly he wanted the status and power that came request public leadership. partly he wanted it to support policies that would improve his business holdings and harm those of deals. when clark stood for congress in 1888 daily man pasted hand pick candidates name over clark on ballot leading to clark's loss in an instance of spectacular fraud. and so began montana's war of the copper kings. over the next two deck cads copper in montana would engage in some of the most belay surprise and shocking effort to gain political power in american history. daily cancel business contracts with those who would not support his political aims he started his own newspaper to compete with clark's the two fought over whether the state capitol would be located at anaconda company town or helena which clark supported to blo