stephon mace died on the operating table. >> the fact that either i didn't get to him in time or i didn'tt thing made me believe that i had failed fully and completely. >> reporter: you could haven't tried any harder. >> you don't think about that when it's happening. >> reporter: thinking about what sergeant carter did doesn't make it easier to understand where he found the courage. but it does convince you he did not fail. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> pelley: and that's the best for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs old bay bridge. one week away from a brand new bridgd a brand new >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> tonight the kpix 5 countdown clock tells the story. just two days away from saying good-bye to the old eastern span of the bay bridge. one week away from a brand-new bridge and a brand-new commute. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. we have team coverage on the bay bridge closure. mark kelly is on the golden gate bridge where traffic is expected to pick up starti

stephon scored in the dying 0.ments to make this 4- in the second day, hamburg and floated, as we sawwon, pock -- volspog stuttgart lost to leiberkusen. 3-0.uchen beat hanover nuremberg hosts berlin. more on that in a moment. brownscweig.d enjoyed a win over frankfurt last weekend, and even them --ayer overcame spirits are high in the second game against nuremberg. >> the coach has worked his team hard this week. anyas been trying to dispel memories of the 6-1 mauling of frankfurt. >> results like that don't happen often. we have put the match behind us. fans cannot get enough of the scoring side and the record- breaking returns. >> it has been years, decades since we played football at this level. >> from the second division to the top of the first. >> despite majoring start to life in the top flight, they are not getting carried away. to prove thatnt this was not a fluke and are focusing on the visit to nuremberg. >> we need to focus for the full 90 minutes. if we pick up where we left off against frankfurt, then we stand a good chance. road, andoints on the they will likely remain

something having to do with either abortion or rape -- anyway, there was a question that stephon appeare asked romney that came out of nowhere and a lot of people felt like you know, he was setting him up for the cycle of stories that came later. i can't believe i'm blanking on what the question was. >> bill: i thought the big thing -- how many debates? 25 in the primary or something like that. it is hard to believe. >> hard to believe that was good or healthy for the candidates or for the party. >> i think the question is the one about banning contraception. was that it? he was asked about banning contraception. the great thing for us anyway about the g.o.p. debates was there were so many -- not to use a word that was overused, so many gaffes by republicans in those debates that gave a lot of fuel for the media to keep soft covering and show what a bad class of candidates they had last time around. >> there's two trains of thought, too, also on having lots of debates because guess who loved having all of those debates. newt gingrich in particular. he had no money but this was free medi