mathews in the backfield. mathews. mathews brought down at the 35.e to get out in space and sprint for 14. moll and hilling with good blocks up front. dan: it's to the right side, as you said, ian. looked like dumervil ran right by mathews as he cut up thed my. dawkins with a touchdown-saving tackle. ian: a career high for mathews. ball at the 45-yard line of denver. to crowd the line. mathews hit by bunkley. two-yard gain for mathews. 4:37 left in overtime. dan: a field goal from here would be about 51 yards for novak. ian: second and long for san diego. trying to put an end to a five-game losing streak. san diego chargers at 4-6 on the season. opened up 4-1. tolbert. angles toward the 30. picks up a yard. joe mays, another tackle. combining with d.j. williams. nick novak today. a new career high. 53-yard field goal for novak. dan: plenty of leg on that one. second one from 48 yards, pushes it to the right, outside the uprights, both in that east end zone direction, he'll be kicking it to the west end zone if the chargers don't pick up first down he

mathews hit. two-yard gain for mathews. down to 4:37 left in overtime.a field goal from here would be about 51 yards for nick novak. ian: second and long now for san diego. trying to put an end to a five-game losing streak, the san diego chargers are 4-6 on the season. they opened up 4-1. tolbert angles towards the 30, picks up a yard. joe maze another tackle combining with d.j. williams. nick novak today, a new career high. 53-yard field goal for novak. dan: plenty of leg on that one. the second one just pushes it to the right. outside the up right. both in that east end zone direction. he'll be kicking it to the west end zone if the chargers don't pick up a first down here. dan: third and 6 for san diego. and a loss on the play! von miller, loss of four. and the field goal unit will come on, trying to win it. dan: watch miller shoot the gap here. gets inside of gates. what a great play by the rookie, atoning for his off sides penalty moments ago. ian: looking at a 53-yard attempt for the win. colquitt will hold it. paxton will snap it. scifres the hold

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for the latest from athens, here is mathew price. >> in the greek parliament, they are waiting and watching, fear about how -- where the country is taken. >> going from one moment to another. >> the prime minister is clinging on to power. his motion to have a referendum provoked this crisis. today, he suggested it was just a political ploy. >> had revived people and created a positive shock with bolick -- positive results in this country. i think we should appreciate in different national position. i hope it can be the beginning of a new political culture for all of us. >> some suggest that the deal is being discussed in return for dropping a referendum, a new coalition government will be formed. the opposition leader is still gunning for the prime minister. >> i am wondering, the euro, the international stock markets, his own party, so that he can blackmail me and the great public -- greek public? >> rumors persisted that the prime minister was about to step down. whether they wanted more austerity in return for more than 100 billion euros and a 50% write-down for the privately held greek

mathews and said, "hi, my name is brenda williams," blah, blah, blah, and he said, "i know about you. you don't have to give me an introduction." >> few in sumter would deny that dr. brenda williams is a force of nature, or that her husband dr. joe is the calm in the eye of the storm. she's a general practitioner. he's an internist and geriatrician. they've run a clinic in this city of 100,000 for 30 years. no one is turned away. her latest project is called do right and the folks who agree to "do right" get on the list to get a free home. so far they've given away four. >> this is my dining room. i never had one of those before. >> it's a nice dining room. it's the first house patricia dunham has ever owned. for her and her husband and three kids, it's a dream come true. it may be comfortable now but it wasn't when the doctor found it. >> the house had a porch that was falling in. it had 59 broken window panes. all of the wiring was stripped of copper. the plumbing stuff was missing. the houses are not just given, "given" to the families, they have to work for it. they have to earn i

this weekend on afterwards mathew cannon and ralph nader on the end of america. >> ethnic nationalism, tribalism be personal religious fundamentalism are far more powerful than ideology. we are not immune in this country from these forces and when the melting pot has been thrown out and you're preaching multiculturalism what holds us together? >> his book is suicide of a superpower. from new york city the 60 second annual national book awards. find the schedule at booktv.org. >> next, roya hakakian talked about the 1992 killing of four iranian kurdish dissidents and a trial that followed. this is about 45 minutes. >> what a lovely place. i think it was gertrude stein's concept that they brought to life and this bookstore in miami. the cafe and restaurant and courtyard. magnificent. thank you so much for having me. this is an absolute pleasure to be here in this wonderful beautiful place. so this will not shock you because you don't know me but i started out as a poet. the idea of writing about crime is the farthest thing that has ever been from my mind. i have never pictured myself in

and i remember the lift your hand stuff from chris mathews and getting religious questions about thens of the earth that didn't have one thing to do with being commander-in-chief and equally frustrating when a moderator would pend three or four minutes asking a question and demand that i answer it in 30 seconds or less. i sometimes wondered if the so-called debate was about the candidates or the media stars who posed the questions. these events are sometimes staged for entertainment and ratings, but they're life and death to the campaigns of people who have risked everything to run for president. and while i realized how easy it is to offer armchair critique of the candidates, their answers and even what they wear is often lost to the depth of the issues. and some of the debate moderators ballet tonightly create an otts fear who ne favor not only about the amount of time allocated, but who gets the first questions. if we're going to treat them like game shoes or reality shows, let's let everyone audition like american idol and people can call in and vote. in the meantime, i'd love to

because music and mathews both the right and left side of the brain.ow math. there's science and engineering in the arts too. >> uh-oh. whose phone? you want to answer that? >> no, no, i got that. i'm sorry. >> no, i'm kidding, my man. that's quite all right. one other thing to you here, will. what got you into it in the first place? what triggered your curiosity about these types of fields? about nasa, about science, about robotics? >> well, i went to the science school, my education early on got me into science. but through my career in music, i realized -- i realized that our industry, the music industry relies on engineering and science also, you know. it's about solutions. how do we change america's inner cities? and getting kids excited about stem education to take careers and become young entrepreneurs and innovators. that's what's going to change our country around. so i'm about solutions and stems -- >> about the system, right? >> yeah, the system. so i came up with this concept called the system which stands for stimulating youth around scien

a hearing committee several months ago to discuss with the assistant administrator of the e.p.a., mathew stanislaus, we were asking a simple question, does the environmental protection agency take into account job, the impact on jobs when they do an economic analysis. and the answer was no. he didn't take into account jobs and i find it hard to believe that anybody could actually have an adequate analysis of a rule or regulation's impact on the economy if they're not taking a look at jobs and what it meaners in economy. ms. herrera beutler: we're not saying let's erase or eviscerate environmental protections. we want to protect the quality of life and pass it to the next generation. we're asking for some common sense to be used, take into account when you're going through the matrix of these regulations what the impact is on the economy. it's a very reasonable, very commonsense way to approach it. >> i thank the gentleman from colorado. you know what's amazing about those forgotten 15? you know how much they cost? nothing. i mean, isn't that great? you think about it, we're talking about

you know what tyron mathews nickname is. >> clayton: honey badger. >> dave: the honey badger.u and jefferson throwing for a touchdown and running for a long t.d. there. and all lsu. after that 14 hidden point lead it was 41-3. they will remain number one in the bcs. what a great game it was. let's get to maria, check the weather across the country. >> good morning, guys, we have some nice weather here in new york city and across the entire northeast, with temperatures very mild and near record levels. for us in new york city we're looking at highs in the mid 60's, upper 60's our record high is, very close to that, it's a beautiful day with a lot of sunshine and no rain in sight where the rain is located further off to the west, a strong cold front sweeping through the plains states and great lakes, and storms could be across the south. and present here in our area, take a look at highs in the 60's, a lot of sunshine and the storm system further off to the west where that stormy weather will be across east texas, louisiana and arkansas, back to you. >> thanks, maria. shall we t