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paxton the snapper. for the win. matt prater. he's got it!enver broncos have won four in a row. 16-13 in overtime. and the tebow train continues to churn out w's. dan: perfect snap by paxton. the hold is there. that is right down broadway. ian: the broncos move to 6-5. the chargers have dropped six in a row to fall to 4-7. john fox back in his hometown of san diego, and he leaves with a victory. in overtime, 16-13, denver knocks off san diego. tonight on cbs, it's "60 minutes" followed by "the amazing race." then back-to-back episodes of "person of interest." for dan fouts and the rest of our cbs crew, this is ian eagle. so long from san diego. the broncos win again, now 5-1 as tebow is in the starting as tebow is in the starting lineup. i'm embarking on a journey of epic proportion. i will travel, from sea to shining sea, through amber waves of grain, and i won't stop until i've helped every driver in america save hundreds on car insurance. well i'm out of the parking lot. that's a good start. geico, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen pe

30 inches. 30 right now in oakland, 41 cam beer land, wow, 42 haggerstown, 44 in elk in, 46 dc, 49 paxton and 43 degrees there. 46 columbia and annapolis and it is a real easy forecast. let's check something out real quick. look at the snow shower activity, here is that -- here is that cold air coming in on lingering moisture, seeing snow shower activity along the ohio river, some places in higher elevations of west virginia and again if you see a quick snow shower, even western maryland got a couple of quick snow showers over the past hour, if you see a snowflake no big deal but it is an indication that high is running our weather, which will ultimately turn around in our favor, 48 is the high temperature, 48 was the high. it is dropping, eventually down to 38 degrees, more sunshine tomorrow with a high of 48 degrees but i am telling you that same high that is pulling that -- that central canada air into our neighborhood. >> uh-huh. >> it is going to get quickly offshore. here comes the reverse flow and a warming trend. we will talk about it shortly. >> i am liking that. the ravens looki

department contract security athletes individuals asked course at different locations >> leave the course paxtonwith which some of the runners hop in and out of their race. could not imagine cheating his way to the finish line >> probably would not have believed that if i did not see the video you but not think people would just do this >> but they do the same intersection again in these 2 guys enter dressed to race with less than 7 mi. wide direct sharing and that the day he eventually enter the race disappointing to runners who played by the rules >> i guess it would not bother me unless i got to the finish line and they said we are all out of medals we ran out of medals or shirts >> handful of reasons a runner might fail to register but run the race anyway did not want to pay a fee registration awful looking to run alongside encouraging might just like the environment other cities "marathon bandits" busters to stop non registered runners from getting into the race for any reason according to chicago- based quarter better only real violation runners' marathon bibs were not visible will let you

>> see the guy standing next to me, paxton baker in the red, he's in charge.ood friend of mine from washington. >> last year was the dougie. do we have a new guest? >> we have dougie fresh and you know, we're friends, but we're not going to do the dougie. we've got something else. >> i've got sources who tell me you've been cooking up something new. >> we've got something. people are going to have to watch or maybe somebody will tweet about it. good music. maybe you'll come if you want. >> who turns down wolf blitzer for a day at the b.e.t. soul train awards. i'll find a dress today. i guess we should talk about your show. >> jon huntsman, the republican presidential candidate. he's going to be joining us live. nick kristof of "the new york times" on the occupy wall street stuff that's going on in new york. we have got a lot of good stuff and this whole story about newt gingrich, new information you've been reporting as well. one of the front-runners. you want to be the president of the united states, people are going to start looking at everything. >> his pol

. >> of course, paxton is the guy who is the big hero in pakistan. >> he was certainly a source of then program. he's confessed to that. we're learn in the iaea report of the effective russian scientists helping the iranian program out. this whole thing has been very cynically handled by the russians from the get-go. they've got deniability. they're not sad about iran pressing ahead because it's a thumb in our eye which is always an event for applause in moscow. >> thank you, sir. >>> a guilty verdict in the trial of michael jackson's doctor. a california jury convicted dr. conrad murray of involuntary manslaughter in the pop star's death. dr. murray supplied jackson with a powerful operating room drug to help him sleep. prosecutors say he didn't take safeguards when giving jackson propofol. the defense claimed it was jackson who gave himself a lethal dose. members of the jackson family cried as the verdict was announced and crowds cheered outside the courthouse. dr. murray could go to prison for four years and lose his medical license. he will be held in jail until his november 29th s

one of her friends, mary paxton, she went over to the house to see what she could do and she found my grandmother walking back and forth in the backyard with her fists balled up just walking, head down, not talking. mary didn't say anything to her. she just walked in kept her company for a while. after that, my great-grandmother madge, david's widow, retreated. the family went through colorado for a year. the stigma of suicide in 1904 being a lot different than it is today. and they were treated to colorado and came home and went to live in the gates mansion with my grandmother's grandfather, george porterfield gates and she called that home for the rest of her life. she became the head of the family. madge retreated, didn't go out much in my grandmother ran the household. so two things. she was wary of public life because she didn't want any of this coming out. she didn't want the stigma again of her father suicide coming out and she had also, she left grabber at the white house because there was a lot of poll from her own mother to come home and help from the family so she was reall

one of her friends, mary paxton went to the house to see what she could do, and she found my grandmother walking back and forth in the backyard with her fists balled up in her sides, walking, head down, not talking. mary didn't say anything to her, just walked and kept her company for awhile. after that, my great grandmother, david's widow, retreated. the family even went to denver, colorado to stay with relatives for a year. the stigma of suicide in 1904 being a lot different than it is today, and they were treated to colorado, and they came home, went to live in the gates' mansion with my grandmother's grandfather, with george porter field gates, and that was her home for the rest of her life. she became head of the family, maj retreated, didn't go out much, and my grandmother ran the household. she didn't -- so two things -- she was weary of public life, because she didn't want to coming out, the stigma, again, of her father's suicide coming out, and she left him in the white house because there was pull from her mother to help out with the family. there was pulls in two directions. m