second place.our new score. 890 points. second place. mike and brook got five right in 28 seconds, they ended up in third place. 100 points for them. 480 points. chris/allyson. commanding lead should i say? >> i think so. >> yes, you should. >> not so commanding. a lead nonetheless. they will take that. when we come back, our final round. during the break they will decide how much to wager on one last question. it all comes down to this. stay tuned. my name is lee kaufman. married to morty kaufman. [ lee ] now that i'm getting older some things are harder to do. this is not a safe thing to do. be careful babe. there should be some way to make it easier [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up and see what's cookin'. oh i like that. look at this it's got a handle on it. i don't have to climb up. this yellow part up here really catches a lot of the dust. did you notice how clean it looks? morty are you listening? morty? [ morty ] i'm listening! i want you to know ♪usic: "another sunny day"ening? by belle

thirdtrue our second and respectively.ngela hewitt's fourth and the edmonton winter, vicki holland, is fifth. ♪ the women's race in canada done, let us take a look at how the results impact the permutations going into the ran final on september 18. glenn jorgensen's stage win this year is at the top of the rankings with 4000 points. her nearest rival is some 300 points short in second. third-place, sarah true, over 600. that puts jorgensen a interstellar position. podium ina top in the chicago and hopes for patriot gwen an assistant or lower to take the title. true needs to finish first. ♪ race, gomez is once again the man to beat this year. the standard leading the columbia threadneedle rankings as the grand final edges closer. winning the last sprint event of theseries, but however, come petition in edmonton will be hard. he is brimming with confidence. i only get four results since the beginning of the season and i have to make a five count. i want to win and let everyone i'm a bit better on the sprint distance. i hope

four second. that was vereen. >> cris: you know, i know it is hindsight now, but if you could have thought about it, the right play for eli manning in that situation, if he didn't like the pass, was to take the sack. you take the sack there. you don't throw it away. >> al: let the clock run or make them use a time-out. they didn't have one at that point so the clock would have run. second down and ten. one last gasp looking for a lateral. vereen looking behind him. ball is loose, picked up. and that will end a game that will be very hard to describe unless you have about 20 minutes to listen. >> cris: wow. welcome to "sunday night football." >> al: just another one. giants/cowboys. that's the fifth consecutive time that the cowboys have defeated the giants. none of them have been like this one. three turnovers to none. some unbelievably hurtful penalties. they overcame everything at the end and win it. >> cris: how about what tom coughlin told us. ep said he said it will probably take at least 28

second and 10 with 53 seconds remaining. push. and out of reach -- pressure and out of reach for jordan norwood. phil: abdullah, the safety, comes on a blitz off the slot. they see it but then they let the other defender, abdullah come free. that was phillip gaines off the slot. referee: five-yard penalty from the previous spot. automatic first down. jim: there was a flag for holding on the far side. on fleming. instead of the big third and 10, the broncos have a new set of downs at the 19. phil: top of the screen. that's a good call. jim: off the knee it looked like of caldwell. phil: he had what he wanted. he had a corner outside with caldwell coming inside but he needed just a little bit more on the football to get it there. top of your screen, number 12. jim: houston got a hit on manning. phil: good recovery by fleming jim: 45 seconds. four on the down clock. peyton down the field but off the fingertips of norwood, who had a play on that football. phil: one of their favorite plays, they run a pick on the outside and it's just

second place. 890.ave won every game. >> no, no. >> alysin has -- >> don/john, second place. chris/alysin, commanding lead. 950. >> that's breaking news right there. [ applause ] >> all right. all down to this. our last game its the big bet. each team will get to choose from a group of four iconic television moments. going to ask a question that relates to that event. during the break, the team decide how much they would look to wager. they answer their question correctly. they earn the points they bet. if they get it wrong. they will lose the the points. they will have 15 second to come up with answers. this time you can consult with your teammates. it is anyone's game. all right, let's get to it. >> all right. mike, brooke, in third place. first pick. options are, the lee harvey oswald shooting. the moon landing. the o.j. car chase. princess diana's funeral. which do you choose? >> how about o.j. >> go ahead. >> how about o.j., anderson? >> take a look at the video. >> you just let me get to my house.

seconds, but i7 don't know if it is 27 seconds from the front guy or the back guy.'m thinking it's 27 seconds from the back guy. by do you not be impressed gomez? others who are focused on the long-distance race -- he had not been on his time travel bike much this year. now he plays all the way from austria to edmonton. there he is, pushing the pace. probably trying to stay warm. i think it is as much to stay out of trouble. if something happens in front of you there's not much you can do. >> shaw just protecting vincent louis. they are just coming back in, halfway through the bike course. let's see what the gap is when they come through here. [ppuddle's right in the middle f that course. they are visually seeing this group get closer and closer to them. >> bishop doing a brilliant job keeping gomez right there. shaw is going up front. make sure the pace is rich. keepto luis' benefit to him back there. keep this pace very rich. he doesn't care if he's calling otherer -- pulling 10 guys. we see him upfront doing a lot of work. jason wilson is riding incredibly well r

but no time-outs. 48 seconds to go.reshman just back a couple of months ago from a two-year church mission in chili. they start from the 34. mangum deep ball. up for grabs. up and over. couldn't hang on with davie waging a spirited battle. looked like the height of kurtz was going to rule the day again but couldn't corral it. >> chris: as a corner you must finish plays exactly what davie does right here. he knows his guy has the ball. you're going to fight to get it out of there along with help from williams coming over to help him do his job. . >> sean: line of scrimmage is the 24 yard line. career long for samson's 45 yards. last year. that was in the ball game in miami beach. mangum running out of time. takes off running. near the first down marker. and it looks like he got it. tremendous effort by mangum. he got the first down. gesturing to the clock but the clock has stopped. line up and run a play. >> chris: injured player on the field. number 90. >> sean: gives them plenty of time to get a play ready and snap it

it's second down and eight. anderson again. and he'll go forward to the 12 yard line and now detroit will take its final time-out. so we are wrapping up week three here. next week we go to new orleans where the dallas cowboys who had a big lead today and watched that go away against atlanta, taking on the saints. "football night" starts at 7:00 eastern time and then we go to the dome there. atlanta, 3-0 under dan quinn. what a start. 39-28. and the carolina panthers off to a great start as well against the saints. mccown played today, brees inactive today. we'll see about next week. mccown 310 yards in the losing effort. but it's dallas and new orleans next week on sunday night football. >> cris: matthew stafford wants one more chance. every time they put demaryius thomas in there in the slot, they have tried to get him the ball. >> al: third and six. pressure, throwing, caught in the end zone by daniels! owen daniels for the touchdown! so daniels has had a few drops tonight, and he finally collects one and does it in the end z

so 54 seconds, first down. of course detroit needs two touchdowns. they're not in a position where they can kick a field goal and that took four seconds off the clock on the pass to lance moore. >> cris: you know what we have not seen out of the lions i think once this year? you remember how matthew stafford back in the day could scramble around a little bit and calvin johnson and they'd just throw it. the old playground thing, let him jump up over everybody and make a play. we haven't seen any of those at least that i can remember this year. >> al: they need it. joe lombardi calls the plays. and why not have another penalty. >> referee: false start, offense number 66. the defensive player moved but did not get into the neutral zone. it's a five-yard penalty. still second down. >> al: that's the 17th penalty of the game combined. coming into week three, 15.8 penalties were being called the the highest average through two weeks of any season since the 1970 merger. so if you think you're seeing more flags, you are. second down and ten. >> cris: there h

four second. that was vereen. >> cris: you know, i know it is hindsight now, but if you could have thought about it, the right play for eli manning in that situation, if he didn't like the pass, was to take the sack. you take the sack there. you don't throw it away. >> al: let the clock run or make them use a time-out. they didn't have one at that point so the clock would have run. second down and ten. one last gasp looking for a lateral. vereen looking behind him. ball is loose, picked up. and that will end a game that will be very hard to describe unless you have about 20 minutes to listen. >> cris: wow. welcome to "sunday night football." >> al: just another one. giants/cowboys. that's the fifth consecutive time that the cowboys have defeated the giants. none of them have been like this one. three turnovers to none. some unbelievably hurtful penalties. they overcame everything at the end and win it. >> cris: how about what tom coughlin told us. ep said he said it will probably take at least 28

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but no time-outs. 48 seconds to go.reshman just back a couple of months ago from a two-year church mission in chili. they start from the 34. mangum deep ball. up for grabs. up and over. couldn't hang on with davie waging a spirited battle. looked like the height of kurtz was going to rule the day again but couldn't corral it. >> chris: as a corner you must finish plays exactly what davie does right here. he knows his guy has the ball. you're going to fight to get it out of there along with help from williams coming over to help him do his job. . >> sean: line of scrimmage is the 24 yard line. career long for samson's 45 yards. last year. that was in the ball game in miami beach. mangum running out of time. takes off running. near the first down marker. and it looks like he got it. tremendous effort by mangum. he got the first down. gesturing to the clock but the clock has stopped. line up and run a play. >> chris: injured player on the field. number 90. >> sean: gives them plenty of time to get a play ready and snap it

you got 12 seconds. give the kid a shot. >> ed: now with 10 you get two, maybe three plays. >> mike: three five-yarders. >> ed: did you happen to watch byu? >> mike: yes. >> ed: i think you would want to be closer. it's a feeling like it was a waste of time maybe. >> mike: notre dame has safety 50 yards from the line of scrim a age. almost intercepted. incomplete with 4 seconds left. >> ed: if you had youtube you bring up the stanford play where the ball was thrown back and forth 10 or 15 times. yeah. it's about all you have now for virginia. no way matt johns is going to be able to get this down the field far enough for a touchdown. you just pitch it around for a while and see if you can't score. but you have to think irish fans are at home and they don't really care about this win because of the injury to malik zair. they have to go 12-0 to go to the college football playoff. >> mike: here we go with the stanford band but it's over. virginia just played its heart out today. there's no way around it. >>

second and 10 with 53 seconds remaining. push.nd out of reach -- pressure and out of reach for jordan norwood. phil: abdullah, the safety, comes on a blitz off the slot. they see it but then they let the other defender, abdullah come free. that was phillip gaines off the slot. referee: five-yard penalty from the previous spot. automatic first down. jim: there was a flag for holding on the far side. defensive holding call. on fleming. instead of the big third and 10, the broncos have a new set of downs at the 19. phil: top of the screen. that's a good call. jim: off the knee it looked like of caldwell. phil: he had what he wanted. he had a corner outside with caldwell coming inside but he needed just a little bit more on the football to get it there. top of your screen, number 12. jim: houston got a hit on manning. phil: good recovery by fleming too. jim: 45 seconds. four on the down clock. peyton down the field but off the fingertips of norwood, who had a play on that football. phil: one of their favorite plays, they run a pick on

we just saw on live television as a second plane flew into the second tower of the world trade center. now, given what has been going on around the world, some of the key suspects come to mind, osama bin laden. >> my first instinct was, what is going on? how many planes are there? where are they coming from? who are they? and who do i call for air support? i'm the police commissioner and i have 41,000 uniformed members, 55,000 people work for me. we're prepared for anything you could imagine. this was something you couldn't imagine. >> walked back down the hallway, back to my desk and the phone is ringing again. this time it's a young lady from chicago, one of our rep offices. says, are you okay? i'm fine. for no apparent reason in mid-sentence just happened to raise my hand looking towards the statute of liberty. what i'm seeing here is a big giant aircraft, gray with red letter on the wing and tail comes straight eye contact eye-level towards me. the next thing i knew, i dove under my desk, huddled in a fetal position screaming crying and the plane crashed in the building. the plane

third down, six. 19 seconds to go. 13 seconds. >> gary: i enjoyed it. this is one of the few stadiums i had not done a game from in my career. kansas which i am not likely to do any time soon. cal, and louisville, i think are the only ones of the major conferences i have not done a game. >> verne: what's top of my list, 40 years of network television, i have never done a game at notre dame. >> gary: that's a pretty special place. he touched it. >> verne: he got it. stepped out. >> gary: he stepped out. >> verne: that's trent sherfield. >> gary: broke out of the pocket again. sherfield, his right foot goes out of bounds. >> verne: yes. this should be the final play of the game with the exception of the penalty, of course. that young lady was sitting in isolation. she's still there. she's texting. she missed that whole 88-yard interception return. mccrary. game is over. >> verne: georgia prevails. >> verne: 31-14 the final. time now for the napa auto parts play of the game. it was the first score of the game. isaiah mckenzie took this punt and got loose d

there's going to be, what, eight seconds left in the game, five seconds left in the game. something i don't understand about the rules or something louisville doesn't understand about the rules. only one of us can be right here. can't be both right. louisville managers understood it or i misunderstand the rules. there's no in between here. >> verne: well, there's fodder for the talling shows. my gosh. >> verne: now you have three seconds left. >> gary: they may run around. >> gary: take a knee. >> verne: you can't take a knee. you have to use your three seconds. there is a play where the quarterback gets a shot, throws it up in the air. takes longer than three seconds for it to come down. i. >> verne: i think i've ols used this phrase once before in 16 years of doing the s.e.c. it's not a phrase, it's a word. inexplicable. [laughing] >> you space it out. and you need it. >> verne: once have 14 years. >> gary: exactly. >> verne: my gosh. >> gary: if i'm wrong, i'll call on it myself. but i don't get it. the referee just said it's not a timable runoff situation. >> verne: th

they put three seconds back on it. 32 second. second down and 10. jackson in there.g over the middle. they have jackson and he loses the ball. and that's going to write a finish to it. >> cris: there's your hero. >> al: he knocked it out. he had the interception and then he knocks it out. that's going to put a wrap on it. >> cris: there's nothing defensive coordinators like better than a game. elliott was on the pass rush turned and huddled down the field, stripped the football out. remember very much, game over. the tomahawk chop. every team does. when you can begin from behind on a running back and they don't see it coming, almost impossible to prevent that from happening. here is the interception that happened earlier. a pretty special night for that young man. >> al: last year because seattle won on opening night. they had a head-to-head tiebreaker with green bay. this year green bay will own that tiebreak. by virtue of this win tonight. so the packers go to 2-0. the seahawks will go home to face detroit and detroit the next two weeks on the nfc north tour are 0-

it's second down and eight. anderson again. and he'll go forward to the 12 yard line and now detroit will take its final time-out. so we are wrapping up week three here. next week we go to new orleans where the dallas cowboys who had a big lead today and watched that go away against atlanta, taking on the saints. "football night" starts at 7:00 eastern time and then we go to the dome there. atlanta, 3-0 under dan quinn. what a start. 39-28. and the carolina panthers off to a great start as well against the saints. mccown played today, brees inactive today. we'll see about next week. mccown 310 yards in the losing effort. but it's dallas and new orleans next week on sunday night football. >> cris: matthew stafford wants one more chance. every time they put demaryius thomas in there in the slot, they have tried to get him the ball. >> al: third and six. pressure, throwing, caught in the end zone by daniels! owen daniels for the touchdown! so daniels has had a few drops tonight, and he finally collects one and does it in the end z

four second. that was vereen. >> cris: you know, i know it is hindsight now, but if you could have thought about it, the right play for eli manning in that situation, if he didn't like the pass, was to take the sack. you take the sack there. you don't throw it away. >> al: let the clock run or make them use a time-out. they didn't have one at that point so the clock would have run. second down and ten. one last gasp looking for a lateral. vereen looking behind him. ball is loose, picked up. and that will end a game that will be very hard to describe unless you have about 20 minutes to listen. >> cris: wow. welcome to "sunday night football." >> al: just another one. giants/cowboys. that's the fifth consecutive time that the cowboys have defeated the giants. none of them have been like this one. three turnovers to none. some unbelievably hurtful penalties. they overcame everything at the end and win it. >> cris: how about what tom coughlin told us. ep said he said it will probably take at least 28

will be second-guessing that call for awhile. the eagles get the ball back and 35 seconds to play.epted by allen and the eagles lose 26-24. falling behind early, that was a problem. jeff skversky joins us live from atlanta with the post-game reaction. jeff? >> tuesdafter the hype who saw coming? the eagles not able to overcome a brutal first half. and bradford said we killed ourselves, no kidding. throwing two intersections and losing the first opener in two years. >> and the good news, it is one game and we still have games ahead of us. we have a short week and we can get this out of our minds quicker. >> you have to move on whether win or loss. and you come in and review the film and learn from things you did not so great. we didn't play our best game tonight and we learn from it, correct it and move forward. >> with two and change to go in the game, chip kelly went for the feed goal opposed to going on fourth and one because they were having issue in short yard among. no kidding, demarco murray and matthews combined for only 13 rushing yards. the bottom line, the eagles milled t

jim: second and 2 and it's charles again. what a run. he's got the first down, as he shreds the denver defense and he's putting up big numbers tonight. hailing from the same hometown as wade phillips, the coordinator who's trying to stop him. port arthur, texas. phil: just a little trap inside. what a nice job. grubbs gets a block to the inside. then duvernay-tardif gets a hop. kilgo backed away and gives jamaal charles a big space to run in. jim: first and goal to go. he's got 122 on the night, looking for more. able to shake off a tackle behind the line of scrimmage. phil: the big thing is here, gary kubiak has two time-outs left and the two-minute warning. jim: so the broncos elect to take a time-out here on the north side of the two-minute mark. phil: good time-out. 2:32 so that was a good time-out to save it, put it in the hand of your quarterback, let him deal with the clock and not let kansas city take it down. jim: coming up after the game, it's the mazda postgame show. interviews and analysis. of tonight's game. this marks the f

explosion in the second tower.ected by the plane. so i'm not quite sure what happened there. right now there's a huge gaping hole in one of the towers, and the other building is on fire. the scene down here is incredible. people are out of their office buildings, watching, crying, taking pictures. i've never seen anything like it down here. >> we want to mention when the impact hit the first tower, you would hope that people who were in the second tower were beginning to evacuate. especially if air traffic control had some indication this was deliberate, you'd hope that they were starting to get people out of the other tower before the second plane hit that tower. >> if you tried to go up, we've been upstairs in the world -- in the towers, in the restaurant there, to try to get down. >> the elevators would have been jammed. no question. if there was an indication this was deliberate in the first case, you would hope that they would immediately begin evacuation in the second tower. >> i've just spoken to top u.s. of

the second in 2008.rist in times square and given to a critical mass representative shows rookie officer patrick hogan shoving cyclist christopher long off his bike. the officer was later convict -- convictsed of submitting a false wort and removed from the force. >> this one incident, the christopher long incident that happened in the middle of times square. what a great location for an incident to happen. it can then go viral. which it did. a rookie police officer came out of nowhere, we were just riding our bikes through times square like we have done all the time and he body checked him. he went flying off his bicycle. part of the success of the biking story and the critical mass is the city was doing a lot of stuff, the police, to stop it. so to capture it on videotape was very embarrassing to the city. >> he credits this for helping the city. >> the city says they have created more than 280 miles of bike lanes in new york city. whoever is responsible, the bikers are happy campers. [ chanting ] >> w

it's second down and eight. anderson again. and he'll go forward to the 12 yard line and now detroit will take its final time-out. so we are wrapping up week three here. next week we go to new orleans where the dallas cowboys who had a big lead today and watched that go away against atlanta, taking on the saints. "football night" starts at 7:00 eastern time and then we go to the dome there. atlanta, 3-0 under dan quinn. what a start. 39-28. and the carolina panthers off to a great start as well against the saints. mccown played today, brees inactive today. we'll see about next week. mccown 310 yards in the losing effort. but it's dallas and new orleans next week on sunday night football. >> cris: matthew stafford wants one more chance. every time they put demaryius thomas in there in the slot, they have tried to get him the ball. >> al: third and six. pressure, throwing, caught in the end zone by daniels! owen daniels for the touchdown! so daniels has had a few drops tonight, and he finally collects one and does it in the end z

and then about ten minutes ago, a second explosion in the second tower. lower down. that was not effected by the plane, so i'm not sure what happened there. right now, there's a huge gaping hole in one of the towers and the other building is on fire. the team down here is incredible. people are out of their office buildings. watching, crying, taking pictures. i have never seen anything like it down here. >> jane, you said you saw the first plane. did you get a glimpse of what kind of plane that was? we were told it was a small commuter plane? >> it looked -- it wasn't a cessna or anything like that. it was a larger plane. a midsized plane. and we could hear it very low, and walking down the street, a couple of us looked at each other, thinking what's happening? then it veered drastically on its side, through the buildings, and then went into the upper floors of the world trade center tower. >> we want to mention that when the impact hit the first tower, you would hope that people who were in the second tower were beginning to evacuate. especially if air traffic contr

they put three seconds back on it. 32 second. second down and 10. jackson in there.g over the middle. they have jackson and he loses the ball. and that's going to write a finish to it. >> cris: there's your hero. >> al: he knocked it out. he had the interception and then he knocks it out. that's going to put a wrap on it. >> cris: there's nothing defensive coordinators like better than a game. elliott was on the pass rush turned and huddled down the field, stripped the football out. remember very much, game over. the tomahawk chop. every team does. when you can begin from behind on a running back and they don't see it coming, almost impossible to prevent that from happening. here is the interception that happened earlier. a pretty special night for that young man. >> al: last year because seattle won on opening night. they had a head-to-head tiebreaker with green bay. this year green bay will own that tiebreak. by virtue of this win tonight. so the packers go to 2-0. the seahawks will go home to face detroit and detroit the next two weeks on the nfc north tour are 0-

bradford struggles moving offense in the second half. eagles scoreless, zero points in the second. bradford had 25 passing yard. eagles only had 52 total yard and 51st downs. they are having all sorts of issues. do you remember that first game in atlanta, first half, dud, second half today another dud. >> bird will be at washington. that will do it for our show, i'm ducis rodgers. thanks for watching. we will see you, next week. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over >>> patients across the the country among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. this special program at philadelphia celebrates the historic week. welcoming the world meeting of families. the world meeting of families runs deep in philadelphia, at cancer treatment centers of the america we will also understand the importance of families and make it our mission to treat every patient, the way we wanted our own treated.

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they put three seconds back on it. 32 second. second down and 10. jackson in there.g over the middle. they have jackson and he loses the ball. and that's going to write a finish to it. >> cris: there's your hero. >> al: he knocked it out. he had the interception and then he knocks it out. that's going to put a wrap on it. >> cris: there's nothing defensive coordinators like better than a game. elliott was on the pass rush turned and huddled down the field, stripped the football out. remember very much, game over. the tomahawk chop. every team does. when you can begin from behind on a running back and they don't see it coming, almost impossible to prevent that from happening. here is the interception that happened earlier. a pretty special night for that young man. >> al: last year because seattle won on opening night. they had a head-to-head tiebreaker with green bay. this year green bay will own that tiebreak. by virtue of this win tonight. so the packers go to 2-0. the seahawks will go home to face detroit and detroit the next two weeks on the nfc north tour are 0-

the first fire scorched the second floor unit of the duplex. a second fire at 3:00 a.m. tore through the attic. students weren't home. >> started getting, voice, calls, text messages, a huge picture of our house starting to burn on the side. >> really stressful. trying to coop keep it together. >> some questions if crews were able to knock dount first fire that led to the blaze. youed our thermal imaging cameras to check the attics for hot spots. none found. crews stayed. >> the fire department is calling it two separate incidents until investigators figure what happened. meanwhile, a go fund me site has been set up for students as they figure out their next steps. in san jose. >> to the north bay. two napa county firefighters are recovering after their fire struck flipped and rolled into a creek. it happened this morning on wooden valley road, northeast of napa. firefighters on the way to a call. dispatchers canceled before the crash. they suffered minor injuries. >> going back live jut side now. a live look from our emoryville camera. it is clear out there tonight. fog

motion to accept >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that item passes sergeant next item i'm sorry any public comment on the consent calendar? >> hearing then public comment is closed. sergeant. >> item 3 general public comment commission on items of interest injured address the commission will be afforded with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded and not to individual commissioners under robert's rules of order neither the police or commissioners that required to provide a response individual commissioners and occ should refrain from discussions with speakers during public comment please limit our comment to 3 minutes. >> good evening and welcome. >> welcome i mean thank you very much commissioners and listening audience this is my first appearance as the supervisors recess let me say this i plan to say i won't say i had a bar conversation with the chief that is very much supportive of the issues i'll not rely that issue tonight thanks to the chief that says a lot of the partnership with

second down and 8 at the 46. goff sets up the screen. great tackle by the freshman, john bonnie. >> joel: one of the things with this offense, every situation in football calls for a different tempo. this is one of those situations. call it four minute offense. you want to milk the clock for everything that it's worth. take it all the way down the 10. cal is not built for that. leaving too much time on the clock. they're going to try to do it from the line of scrimmage here. >> gus: goff slowing down the pace. on third and 7. goff in trouble. fires incomplete. texas brought everybody on that play. that will force the bears to punt it away. goff limps off the field. i love the play from the defensive coordinator and charlie strong. in third and long, seven plus, you want the ball out of the quarterback's hand as quickly as possible. they were able to do that with the blitz. now the dangerous man back to receive the punt after vance bedford fouled up the pressure. >> gus: the first punt for cal. cole leininger comes on. quarterback and the

second giant with three homers and an rbi. willie mays did it.>> it is the best defensive game i have ever seen.>> i will stick to my game plan. the home runs were pretty wild. i'm thinking about now how it is pretty crazy.>> you know who appreciates the effort? tim hudson. the giants win by a football score in a football stadium. 14-10.>> it was a good day to get out there and pitch. the fans were awesome. it was a day where there was a lot of emotions going on. it was fun. i am honored to be here and do it.>> it was surreal. i had flashbacks of the last time i pitched in san francisco. i came in the dugout, and i was like, wow, i couldn't believe i had got to be on the field in an a's uniform and receive an ovation. that was a special to be out there and have the fans give me some love and be on that mound today. i have always loved his ballpark . the home team is just awesome. >> a classy moment for the fancier. something that we both will appreciate forever. >> jerrod parkers -- jerrod parkers magic postponed the inevitabl

plane hitting the second building as people were trying to get out of the first building.onfirmed reports right now that there was one hijacked flight, american airlines, from boston to los angeles and that is apparently one of the planes used in this crash. >> terrorism always has two prongs to it. the physical threat and now the psychological threat. this does seem to be surreal, but in fact, it is real when you have an explosion of undetermined origin at the pentagon and the most conspicuous symbol of american capitalism, the twin trade towers here in new york, two deliberate attacks on those towers today and we don't know for sure who is responsible. >> and the u.s. capitol, also has been evacuated. there have been evacuations taking place at the white house. needless to say many people in the pentagon have left that building as well. >> airports in new york -- >> and in this building in midtown new york they have asked people at 30 rockefeller plaza to leave, which is another high-rise building which in new new york. i came down the length of manhattan and a lot of pe

the second is -- in practice. the second is to train officers to be professionally polite.here are studies that suggest that if officers are polite in these stops, people are more likely to accept the legitimacy of the stop. our study tests the legitimacy of that. our study finds that people prefer to be treated respectfully, but if the officer is polite, the driver is indignant at the experience of being subjected to searching questions and a physical search. that is a demeaning experience, even if the officer is professional. >> this is a story, again, not uncommon. i will tell you this. this was a young african-american male who was driving a little bit out of his neighborhood,. one of the big things used in investigatory stops is to not only surveill the people, but to say where you can go and when you can't go. he is pulled over, asked to get out of the car. the police say he looks like someone in a report. he is put in handcuffs and sat on the side of the road. as they keep checking his information out, they let him go and that is the end of it. what is interesting is

they stop the clock with three seconds left. there is a flag. >> gary: that could be the end of the game. there might be a run-off here if there is a penalty. this is hair-line close. what confused tennessee is when the ball went out of bounds, they spotted it and ran the clock. >> verne: mcelroy trying to get if this is a run-off, game over. >> gary: yes. left. >> referee: illegal substitution on the offense. penalty is five yards. it will be first down. tennessee has chosen to use their final time out to avoid the 10-second runoff. time out, tennessee. >> gary: without the time out, it would have been a disaster. >> verne: the last win by tennessee in this game -- vols made it 28-27 in the fourth quarter. had a chance to tie. but james wilhoyt missed the extra point. here is the attempted extra point, ask then they drove back into field goal position. for the win. wilhoyt from 50. it's got enough distance. he nailed it. talk about redemption. >> verne: here comes aaron medley. >> gary: this one will be farther. >> verne: yeah,

second-quarter gdp.ut iti had better news, is likely to show the economy shrinking faster than thought. policy likely not shift decisions or monetary policy moves, but we expect the number shortly. we will have current account figures in a few moments. we also have leadership elections today. they will hold a leadership vote, the liberal democratic party. shinzo abbe is set to win. at least that is the expectation. angie: thank you, zeb. next, be prepared for a rough ride on the market. ♪ angie: the european union finalizing plans to resettle 120,000 refugees from syria. the proposal will be announced on wednesday and will aim to spread them evenly across the bl oc from finland to spain. 20,000 arrived in munich over the weekend. berlin expects 800,000 applications for asylum this year. i police say a suspect in the bangkok bombing has confessed to possessing explosives. the man was asked if he was guilty of having bomb making materials, and his attorney said "guilty." he has not been formally charged. i

we had a flat gdp in the second quarter and the second reason is that 2016 will be the last of full fiscalbefore the presidential election and the french president cannot afford any strong austerity policy if he wants to stand election in 2017. >> also the trial of two uber executives accused of criminal violations in the country. they face charges on counts including deceptive commercial practices. this comes after the french government passed a law banning it's uber pop service in the nation. the u.k. could be cracking down on the app as u.k.'s transport body is set to propose a series of new rules that could impact it's business in the nation. stay tuned we'll be live from the trial in central paris coming up in the next hour. >> how much would you bid for the original green back? one lucky investor could walk away with this extremely rare collectible item later on today but for a very hefty price tag. >> they say a dollar isn't worth what it used to be unless it's america's first dollar from 1794. a silver dollar that was part of the first batch of dollars ever minted in america will g

the second smaller bomb was attached to the keel. >> the force of the second explosion trapped them.>> two days after the bombing, detectives acting on a tip arrested to french agents. they were traveling on fake passports, posing a swiss honeymooners. a charter he ought that brought the bombs to new zealand was searched in norfolk island and then released. at first, discarded equipment from the only clues to the agent who planted the bombs. so who were they? how do they get away? we know the french government ordered the attack to be carried out by the french secret service , but what about the agent responsible for planting the bombs that sank the rainbow warrior? here in northern france, "sunday's those quote has tracked him down. -- "sunday" has tracked him down. city in the rain province. it is now home to colonel jean luc kister, a former head of the combat dive team of the french secret service. so you put both of the bombs on the hull yourself and set them. >> yes. yes, i was the team leader. ford the responsibility this part of the operations. surprisedmbers being when told

the body found yesterday is the second death linked to the fire. the discovery was off ford road in to anderson springs area and that's where a former mercury news reporter lived. >> we are looking for one man, we know there's another casualty. everywhere you look there's devastation, we're all affected. >>> the home is not far from where the body of 72-year-old barbara mcwilliams was found. she was a former special education teacher. >>> the rains with a relief for firefighters people in the fire zone. the area received about half an inch of rain helping firefighters slow down the growth of the fire. power has been restored to some area. pg&e is asking people to stay out of the homes until cal fire gives the okay. >> we have a lot of home. >> the utility has no timetable when power will be fully restored. >>> another person has been arrested on suspicious of breaks into homes in lake county. steven fredrick worley was found in the cobb area. he was wearing a hat and rain jacket. the wallet that was scotched, an i-pod and six cell phones, he was bo

and right. >> correct. >> second there is a motion and a second. >> commissioner frost. >> commissioner perez commissioner vice president joseph arrest commissioner caminong commissioner president tan. >> thank you, very much. >> good job everyone that is a big deal. >> that's a big deal. >> really i appreciate it. >> can i ask a quick question. >> no. you can't if you want to ask the staff you can whisper on to item 8 commissioners questions or comments. >> commissioners questions or comments. >> i just have one i want to thank jocelyn and this staff for a great job around the street park it was wonderful and all of those people that don't mind to us whether the venue that was for this over and over or people that donated food crystal i'll be beginning and dna and convincingcy jones and cheese cake and all those people that was delicious and great and the programming was wonderful, you this a great job i'm really proud of this commission it is 12 years and the other thing every time he see rdr on any calendar i think i'm going to a dog rescue. >> sorry i don't know. >> i don't know wha

right now let's see if he can find gillmore to convert the second downplay. >> second and 6.aliaferro trying to wear them down. moves that close to the 17-yard line. five yards for taliaferro tackled by tuck. >> carr says i wish i had that back. allows one bad throw and it turns into a turnover allowing flacco more opportunity to add to his fantasy totals. the ravens are getting a push up front with their offensive line in the run game. >> lineup in the back field. can he find it? able to get the first down. what an effort by justin forsett. >> it's a great play design. watch 57, ray-ray armstrong can't get out there to contain the ball. forsett has speed to get around him and enough to hit the corner for a first down and it's plays like that that will wear down a defense. you get them on the run, get them in chase mode and right now they're sucking wind and the ravens are getting stronger as this game goes on. >> that clock is running down. raiders with two time-outs. baltimore with all three. justin forsett a journeyman before last season who was a revelation for this team.

edwards up to second.ow he'll try to reel in the 2 of keselowski. >> go get him. >> jeff: i want old tires, slick. drivers have to be on top of the game. >> steve: all weekend long we've heard, how is your car turned into him telling you how much he loved the package, how hard it was to drive. he is in great physical condition. now it's up to him and kevin harvick to keep the pressure on brad keselowski. we talked about how easy it is to make a mistake. it's much easier to make a mistake when there is pressure out you. >> rick: brad keselowski, carl edwards. edwards won at charlotte. the 600-mile race, which you would consider to be the longest in nascar. it is as far as distance. but time-wise this one has become longer. the 600 in may was 4 hours 3 minutes long. we're well over that now. >> jeff: keselowski stretch it out on carl. now carl is starting to run it back one. he's quicker. we have lap traffic coming up. the timing of when you pass somebody, especially in lapped traffic is important. a lapped