for gary pinkel, this would be the first time they will have beaten the sooners. lost a couple big 12 championships to them. you can only imagine the feeling. he will never betray it. he's the calmest of guys, and he's done a fabulous job of putting the program together in columbia. the first couple years here, he was under enormous pressure. didn't shake him. stayed with the program. switched the offense. brought it down to the last nine seconds. look at him. not even taking the headset off. he's keeping it on. >> kirk: 1998, ladies and gentlemen. the late larry smith, a good friend. he was the last head coach of missouri to upset oklahoma. >> brad: and now coach brinkal will get his first with seconds to go, the headset still on. pete carroll would have thrown it in the stands. >> kirk: this team, not only are they going to win the game, it's the way they go about their business. this is a well coached teenl. they have been waiting for their opportunity to capitalize on a situation like this against a power house like oklahoma. sooners came in number one in the

jubilation on the sooner side. oklahoma wins it. it went right down to the finish. >> todd: 5-0 is 5-0. >> brad: two guys with a lot of respect for one another. they shake hands at midfield. oklahoma, aaron williams is going to feel bad. he played a great game and the secondary was in on a million snaps it seemed like. the one snap he'd like to have back, he'll never get back. let's go down to holly. >> holly: coach stoops, what went through your mind when your quarterback dropped the ball there against the goal line? >> that was my fault. we should have called a time-out. mix-up in the play calling and we got lucky. fortunate. >> holly: a crazy fourth quarter. what were you thinking? a lot of ups and downs. >> we had a good defensive stop when we had to have it. and, you know, offensively, it just -- at the end there we just didn't execute as well as we did most of the night. fortunately, we got away with it. >> holly: you about execute in the first half well. what was the key to take over the game in the offense? >> ability to run

. >> the sooner we are off the property, the sooner this can become a neighborhood. >> they've already met with their contractors on the site, had their architects out, they're starting to do measurements. >> on each property that's been cleaned, there are signs like this one showing what has been completed, aside from collecting debris, the crews wilt test soil to make sure there are no dangerous toxins to affect people when they return to the area. >>> new details tonight about a story that kron4 first broke last week. several new school playgrounds closed after six children were injured. tonight, a meeting was held about what to do with the dangerous playgrounds. kron4 was there. >> the news showed up, and then they pulled the playground structures. i think that's reactive. >> concerned parents showed up at the meeting to hear what the school district plans to do about these brand-new playgrounds where six kids have fallen and broken bones. here you can see the playground at hamalton elementary. that morning, kron4 started asking questions about possible problems with the equipment,

but genetically, it's going to happen sooner, you know, sooner or later. >> reporter: just as important to her, she can't keep up with the rest of her family. >> i want to take them to disney and go on the rides with them. i've never been able to do that. >> reporter: she can't run. hasn't flown in decades. and knows that sooner or later that fat will kill her. >> if ya'll want to talk about what's going to go on tomorrow? >> reporter: for holly, the point of no return has arrived. >> i've always been on the obese side, not just carrying 20 extra, 30 extra pounds. so yeah, it's been a long time that i've dealt with it and i'm ready to not deal with it anymore. i'm ready to deal with some other things. >> reporter: first, there's the surgery to deal with. >> you have to move the instruments up more towards the head so i can get this around. >> reporter: that's dr. david treen, holly's bariatric surgeon. a preacher of the barat ric sleeves gospel. what kind of weight do you expect people to lose within the first three months? >> it varies depending on what their weight is to start with bu

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i think the sooner we address that, the better it is for the city. that said, amid talk about why we are here, which is this piece of legislation that we introduced a few weeks back. let me say i have been involved in legislation, drafting legislation the last two years, and i am very proud of the fact that the way we have been working on this piece of legislation is unprecedented, and the terms of the level of involvement that we have had, in terms of the stake holders on this issue. from the very beginning, before we even started thinking about drafting this legislation that called for the creation of the health services master plan, we made a point of sitting down not only with city agencies but with people within the community and the industry to understand what issues that would be impacted by the legislation would be, and making it clear to them that as we were drafting that legislation that we wanted to get their input. once the legislation was drafted, we also want to sit down with them and talk to them about their comments and concerns and t

. >> this is to rob the property the sooner this can become a neighborhood. the property owners that have had cleared properties they've met with their contractors on the site and their architects of the starting to do measurements and is starting a planning process as we speak. >> putting signs that this one on cleared of properties that show the removal in testing is complete. as to take a look

it could always be continued after that time, but you cannot hear it any sooner if it is continued further out. i might suggest that we continue this to two weeks from now. do we have anything on our calendar? >> your calendars are such that you are booked through the 21st. the 28th could possibly accommodate this. november 11 is a holiday. the 18, you have a full calendar. the 25th is a holiday. the next available dates would be the second. you can continue it to october 28 and then continue if further if need be, but those are your only choices. commissioner antonini: i would continue into october 28 with the understanding that it might have to be continued again, but perhaps might be resolved by that time. that is a motion. >> we have a motion to continue item 1 as proposed? commissioner antonini: i was when to break that up and deal with items 14, 15, and 16 at this time, and then i will make a motion for item one. >> the motion is to continue items 14, 15, and 16 to october 28. >> i will second, but i do not agree with the date. commissioner antonini: would you like to make an amendme

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the sooner you can get the injured-opera ability -- inner- operability taken care of, the sooner your saved. >> does verisign have a position on this whole issue of regulation versus innovation on the internet which has come out in net neutrality? net neutrality is the poster child for this. where does your company stand on the neutrality? >> the issue is important, and i think the basic idea of will you be intimidated to innovate on the applications side versus people who can innovate at the band with provisioning level. from our perspective, our hope is that a resolution can be reached on this. we understand both the point on this. we have been very fortunate everybody understands the importance of the dns and we have not really been caught up in the two camps. our hope is that policy makers will continue to listen to both sides and that innovation will come out at the end of the day. i do not mean that for one side. >> do you keep an eye on spectrum management? >> know. no. >> what about at the fcc? what issues do you face theire? >> bair more involved in the telecommunications iss

>> the added condition is for an overriding consideration that would make this item come to you sooner. the maker of the motion could ask for that. >> that's always the case. >> my understanding is if the item would come to you sooner -- >> if it was earlier. >> basically, you have to have this date. >> that is fine. >> aye. >> thank you. >> olague? >> aye. >no. >> aye. >> commissioners, the item is moved. and items 3, 4, nadnnd 5 cannot be heard before the certification of the eir. if it is moved up they can be considered at an earlier date. >> with that, the join hearing is concluded. >> the joint hearing is closed. thank you, hbc commissioners. thank you.

>> the added condition is for an overriding consideration that would make this item come to you sooner. the maker of the motion could ask for that. >> that's always the case. >> my understanding is if the item would come to you sooner -- >> if it was earlier. >> basically, you have to have this date. >> that is fine. >> aye. >> thank you. >> olague? >> aye. >no. >> aye. >> commissioners, the item is moved. and items 3, 4, nadnnd 5 cannot be heard before the certification of the eir. if it is moved up they can be considered at an earlier date. >> with that, the join hearing is concluded. >> the joint hearing is closed. thank you, hbc commissioners. thank you. >> the san francisco arts commission's public arts program made a big splash in the civic center with the world premiere of three heads, six arms. the artist came from shanghai to help us celebrate the unavailing. we had a chance to speak with him about his work. >> the san francisco arts commission is pleased to be celebrating their relationship between san high and san francisco. the shanghai and san francisco. this is a 30 relat

and so this is a whole lot sooner than everybody was hping for. so great news, and this is a rescue that will likely continue for anothe couple of days because of the time involved in getting that capsule up and down that very narrow mine shaft. >> we have some other important news here in washington tonight. we have learned thatd.c. schools chancellor michelle rh, in fact, will be stepping down tomorrow. >> michelle rhee has become a public figure for her role in superman, but tonight her role is over. jackie? >> reporter: doree news4 has learned that at 10:30 tomorrow morning, d.c. mayor venti will ho a press conference announcing the chancellor's signation effective the end of october. >> michelle rhee's departure was anticipated since the mayor was defeated. she campaigned for him, and wondered if mayor venti had what it takes. he learned of her impending departure this evening. >> the best thing of all of this is she's making the decision sooner rather than later. i think that kills all the speculation where we can move forward with trying to

question is, should he have been a better salesman and sooner? it was nine months ago the democrats lost the stunner in massachusetts when republican scott brown won his senate street running against health care and bailouts. the next day george stephanopoulos had an interview with the president and opened his report, predicting that surprise defeat for democrats would have a big effect on barack obama. >> a political nightmare for obama that would change the course of his presidency. >> the same thing that swept scott brown into office swept me into office. people are angry and they're frustrated. not just because of what happened in the last year or two years but what's happened over the last eight years. chris: seven months later brian williams had this interview with the president, who resisted any suggestion he worry about short-term politics. >> i'm focused on making sure that the decisions we're making now are going to be not good for the nightly news, not good even necessarily for the next election but are good for the next generation. ch

earthquake on the southern section of the san andreas fault could be much biggerarnd could happen soonerhan previously thought. >> the area in question is where the fault line stretches from park field to the salten sea. as nbc bay area's traci grant shows us, scientists say while all this would happen hundreds of miles away, bay area residents should still be paying close attention. >> so this expression wall-to-wall means basically going the excellent of the length of the fall. >> reporter: in 1906, san francisco was devastated by what is known as a wall-to-wall earthquake. white epicenter was off the coast of san francisco, the destruction ran along the entire northern section of the san andreas fault, from cape mendocino to san juan batista. scientists are predicting something similar for southern california, a megaquake, traveling the 340 miles southern san andreas from park field to the salten sea. the research was conducted by the southern california earthquake center but geologists here in menlo park are familiar with the results. along the southern san andreas, major wall-to-wal

i apologize for not addressing these needs sooner or these questions that i have sooner, but i haven't been in town, so i would like to reverse the process a little, have a little bit more discussion, a little bit more analysis, a little bit more concerns that some of the public are raising addressed up front and then move towards the initiation and then move towards the possible approval of this project. but i would like to reverse the order of how that takes place. i would like more process up front before just automatically initiating for an approval on the 18th for a board of supervisors' approval and i just want to have more process up front as it relates to a project this size. president miguel: commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: thank you. i don't want to sound like a broken record, but i'm in support of the other two commissioners' comments. initiating isn't as innocuous as people sort of try to make it out. once we initiate, we're supposed to be on this path which is in this other staff report in which commissioner olague says we will be considering the actual entitleme

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midnight tomorrow they're saying but could be several hours sooner and hearing from sources that the men are hearing big cracks in the mine and falling rock so this can't happen soon enough. ♪ they were counting the weeks then the days, now the miners' families are counting the final hours. "i am anxious" says the wife of the oldest miner "and happy, happy that this nightmare is coming to an end." every hour brings news, the latest that the cramped rescue capsule is working as planned. carrying bags of sand it was lowered to the bottom of the shaft and brought safely back up. >> this test has been very successful. we set some tv cameras inside and we are pretty sure that the cage will behave properly as has been designed during the rescue process. we are ready, saw that there is no movement inside the cage. >> reporter: the capsule leaves nothing to chance. the men will wear an oxygen mask, their heartbeat and body temperature will be monitored. they'll wear a telephone headset to talk with the rescue team above. every second will be monitored by a video camera. the men are now takin

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that russia is nato adversary or therefore russia would be preparing for a confrontation with nato sooner or later this will happen and nuclear weapons will be wiping europe off the face of the earth would we are being persuaded that russia is a good country since we're a good country let's come to an agreement our president doesn't proposing a bad thing it's practically a successful model of the shanghai cooperation organization let's consult we have our problems and complaints and you have yours let's sit down and start discussing them then perhaps we won't need these gigantic constructions that had lingered from the cold war times. does that mean that we shouldn't be expecting anything principally new in nature concept set for november. that's right we shouldn't i believe it's a very poor concept and i think many americans aren't happy with it either i read the report and i was very disappointed that it's composed for ten years ahead which means another ten years of the same old thing. breakthrough what about significant proposals you put about obama and his recess nothing of the kind

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the sooner we understand these issues, the sooner that we can resolve what's happened here, that we can take appropriate enforcement actions to hold these institutions accountable, to fix the problems and to make sure that we do right by the homeowners, the sooner not only those homeowners can be confident, it also means that other homeowners can be confident. it also means that our markets more broadly can be confident that the housing recovery we've begun to see is a stable one that will continue. so everyone's interest here is in getting to the bottom of this as quickly as possible and resolving it. >> lehrer: all right. mr. secretary, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> brown: we'll have more on the foreclosure situation coming up. with a report on a program to help homeowners get affordable mortgages. that's followed by britain's deep spending cuts; statehouse battles and the control of congress and the talks with the taliban. but first, the other news of the day here's hari sreenivasan in our newsroom. >> sreenivasan: wall street rebounded today from tuesday's big losses. a fall