smith got him. >> herb: folston right here has to pick up the blitz from terrance smith.own, he whiffs and terrance smith who's known as taking over for tell vin smith, the leader at the linebacker spot, athletic enough to close in on golson. >> chris: fourth and 18. golson fires, catch made, first down. corey robinson inside the 40. wow. >> herb: unbelievable patience. you talk about improvising with the game on the line. i don't know how florida state lost. they're in man-to-man coverage. robinson has had the best night of all the receivers. nobody saw him dragging underneath from the left to the right. >> chris: what a night for the 6'4" sophomore corey robinson, two touchdowns but his 8th catch might be the biggest of the night, keep's notre dame's hopes alive. with 1:09, timeout is taken. you thought there's no way golson is going to find anybody downfield. >> herb: he's going to work his way across the field and watch the coverage. he's got deep safety coverage. he works his way across and right here the defensive backs are running deep, but this defensive back, p.j

smith got him. >> herb: folston right here has to pick up the blitz from terrance smith.own, he whiffs and terrance smith who's known as taking over for tell vin smith, the leader at the linebacker spot, athletic enough to close in on golson. >> chris: fourth and 18. golson fires, catch made, first down. corey robinson inside the 40. wow. >> herb: unbelievable patience. you talk about improvising with the game on the line. i don't know how florida state lost. they're in man-to-man coverage. robinson has had the best night of all the receivers. nobody saw him dragging underneath from the left to the right. >> chris: what a night for the 6'4" sophomore corey robinson, two touchdowns but his 8th catch might be the biggest of the night, keep's notre dame's hopes alive. with 1:09, timeout is taken. you thought there's no way golson is going to find anybody downfield. >> herb: he's going to work his way across the field and watch the coverage. he's got deep safety coverage. he works his way across and right here the defensive backs are running deep, but this defensive back, p.j

have a little bit of time i'm to get our final remarks first kelly gave the opening statement so terranceisco this was was the board was talking about this was slit wide open a lot of people are concerned about the housing density and all the problems in terms of the earthquake safety and all the issues and automobile accidents, etc. it's a matter of what we want to do for the future of san francisco if we want to pile one million and a half in san francisco this will hurt our mobility and ♪ the event of a major earthquake it could lead to disaster >> kelly your thoughts. >> thank you, again pier 70 was an hub of vibrant activity that is now forgotten and measure f will revitalized this unacceptable area with waterfront parks and jobs and housing the revitalization needs an investment of $20 million to comploch the transportation and includes the affordable housing 9 arsz or acres will triple the amount of parks in dog patch today and thousands of new jobs that's why measure f has united people to create a consensus it is jiepd by the sierra club and the democratic-republican and green pa

have a little bit of time i'm to get our final remarks first kelly gave the opening statement so terrance. >> this is what we want to see are for the future of san francisco this was was the board was talking about this was slit wide open a lot of people are

have a little bit of time i'm to get our final remarks first kelly gave the opening statement so terrance. >> this is what we want to see are for the future of san francisco this was was the board was talking about this was slit wide open a lot of people are concerned about the housing density and all the problems in terms of the earthquake safety and all the issues and automobile accidents, etc. it's a matter of what we want to do for the future of san francisco if we want to pile one million and a half in san francisco this will hurt our mobility and ♪ the event of a major earthquake it could lead to disaster >> kelly your thoughts. >> thank you, again pier 70 was an hub of vibrant activity that is now forgotten and measure f will revitalized this unacceptable area with waterfront parks and jobs and housing the revitalization needs an investment of $20 million to comploch the transportation and includes the affordable housing 9 arsz or acres will triple the amount of parks in dog patch today and thousands of new jobs that's why measure f has united people to create a consensus it is jie

and also the terrance. the defense -- firing in his own home is not something society wants to see on a regular basis. the sentence must be stiff enough to act as a deterrent in the future. >> all eyes on that sentencing. thanks for joining us on the line. >> my pleasure. >> stepping up screening to prevent the spread of ebola. >> the news comes a day afterpde in texas had contracted the virus. she had been treating a patient. the hospital says it doesn't know how the nurse caught the virus despite wearing protective gear. authorities have sealed off her home and decontaminated her possessions. and fear the deadly viruses destroying the economy of the affected regions in west africa. it threatens the lives even of those that are still healthy but can't protect themselves. >> we are taken to an orphanage in the town of sierra leone, 60 children under lockdown there because someone in the family died of ebola. >> police are sealing off the orphanage to prevent any possible contagion. >> these children have no

terrance moore lost his 7-year-old son. >> i want the death penalty for both of them. >> but that won't be possible. crawford and his alleged accomplice 19-year-old jonathan rosa, are charged with four counts of second degree murder, that is a mandatory sentence of life without parole. and the real estate agent was on a sales call when the two men jumped in the car and they took turns forcing her to perform a sex act on them. >> crawford's lawyer jumped on her saying she did not mention the sexual assault when she originally talked to police. >> he did not sexually assault her and he does not want to be known as that. >> she is an innocent victim brutally assaulted and punched in the face multiple times, and sexually assaulted by two individuals, she did not want to talk about this ever. >> they are ordered to stand trial on all charges against them. at the criminal justice center, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >>> the owner of chickie and petes offering a $5,000 reward to find two armed robbers that terrorized employees at his drexel hit restaurant, the bandits enerred the stor

you are on with terrance gainer. caller: i do believe in having our guns, but we have problems here with welfare and everybody feels entitled. we have jobs and our community that nobody will do. it is a little bit of money, but they won't do it because they get it anyway. my approach is to make people have pride in their cells. emselves.i we need apprenticeships. the parent sometimes are not doing what is needed, so they need to get it from somewhere else, and that is my approach. host: trudy, you may want to stick around for the last segment of the "washington journal." we are going to be talking about the economic issues and how they play in the 2014 midterm elections. diana is up next, winchester, ohio on our line for republicans. diane, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for having me on your show. i have a couple of comments. --, i have been around i also think mentioning an electric fence, and why not shock somebody who is trying to climb over the top? health is theal biggest issue for some of these

great play to get out of there and look at the catch by terrance williams. carter called this the best catch of the nfl season. tiptoeing through the tulips indeed. demarco murray. over 100 yards in every game. richard sherman can't keep him out of the end zone. dallas wins in seattle. the boys are 5-1. >>> "monday night football" the 70th edition. it's the 49ers and rams. little known fact, both head coaches played for our mike ditka in chicago. all starts with "monday night countdown" at 6:00 p.m. eastern time on espn. >>> for more, check out a live "sportscenter" from studio excellent, 9:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> a great time of year with sports, football, baseball, hockey. but, the north american wife carrying competition is our "play of the day." jesse and christina finished third the last couple of years. this year, they won. >> they get to share her weight in beer, 96 pounds. they also share five times her weight in cash. so almost $500. but, you know, just the pride of having won that competition is enough. >> roar. >>> if you want something heavier

hauled in by terrance williams in the end zone there. look at that. this one ends up in overtime.d at 17-17. romo with another one, off-balance throw under pressure. dallas receiver dez bryant makes that spectacular catch to come up with the jump ball, setting up the cowboys for the game-winning 49-yard field goal. they beat the texans, 20-17. >>> new orleans now, saints with the ball in overtime. they are tied at 31-31 with the buccaneers. the running back, khiry robinson, takes the handoff. 18 yards to reach the end zone for the game-winning touchdown. the saints take this one, 37-31. >>> to nashville, the browns on their back from a deficit against the titans. the quarterback, brian hoyer, finds travis benjamin for the score. they come back to win it, 29-28. nail-biter right there. >>> then this news on olympian, the champ, michael phelps. he's taking some time away from swimming. the 29-year-old entering a six-week inpatient program after being arrested for driving under the influence last weekend in baltimore. phelps, who was also arrested for drunk driving back in 2004, he w

. >> in a we could just as parliament hill in ottawa we are joined by terrance gainer served as bothsergeant at arms and the chief of u.s. capitol police and lots of facts still to come out about yesterday's shooting of what you think the attack on the canadian capital is going to mean for security and rethinking security in washington, d.c.? try to we concert look at those things across the globe to make sure we're doing the right thing. i think the chief and the sergeant of arms in the capital want to have more information about the shooter and what happened and lessons learned. and we'll see if we need to make some adjustments up on the hill. >> host: are these the kind of threats that most worries you during your time leading security on capitol hill? >> guest: they are one of the threats. the great thing up on capitol hill is a great partnership the fbi, secret service or others to see if we can keep the problems off the hill. but what is chief, you worry about the right things, improvised explosive devices, car bombs and these lone gunman. i think those are the toughest ones fo

on tomorrow morning's washington terrance gainer discusses the canadian harlem and shooting. your phone calls, facebook conversations, and tweets. this is one hour. >> good afternoon. questions,et to there are things i want to talk about briefly. i want to begin that the help and prayers a lot of families affected by today's shooting in canada. as most of the family of the soldier who was killed this week. the president was briefed earlier today by his top homeland security adviser. the details about the nature of this event are still sketchy, which is not unusual in a chaotic situation like the one, like this one. canada is one of the closest friends and allies of the united states. from issues ranging from the strength of our nato alliance to the ebola response, to dealing with isil, there is a partnership and friendship between the united states and candidate. officials in the u.s. government have been in close touch with their canadian counterparts today to offer assistance. that includes officials here in the white house. with theeen in touch canadians about arranging a

look at the catch by terrance williams, 23-yards and a 1st down, toe-tapping the side lines to keep therive alive. murray, 15-yards. and demarco over 100-yards, first six games of the season. cowboys win. >> >> packers, dolphins. >> with a minute to play, four for 10 with aaron rogers and company, he finds nelson, 18- yards to keep it alive. no time, rogers will spike this thing, right? that's what the defense thinks, no, instead, he send it is to adams, crafty -- and of course, he would have the last laugh, rogers, andrew -- there is your game winner with three seconds left. packers take it 27-24. >> >> joins trying to take a 2-0 series lead in st. louis. the latest from the nlcs on the way. >> >> plus, when and why did nascar become a tackle sport? the shocking answer, next. hey! welcome home! woah, this kitchen looks beautiful. hey mom! it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. um... where's my room? right there where it's always been! we had to take just a lit

tony romo on third and 20 scrambling and finding terrance williams. beautiful job, not only catching this ball, but tiptoeing inbounds keeps the drive alive. later on, cowboys in the red zone. demarco murray from 15 starts right, cuts left. cuts left some more. cowboys would add a late field goal. they beat seattle in seattle. 30-23. brings us to regs by your oi oat that dealer. san francisco has a chance to move into second in the west after cowboys win. they sit 3-2. rams only have one win on the season. arizona moves to 4-1 and stays atop the division. >>> we're going to take a break. after the final whistle, flip it over to 49ers postgame live. it will be hosted by yourself, denny green and dennis brown. we'll have locker room reaction from st. louis only on comcast sportsnet bay area. >>> still ahead, we go back to st. louis for more reaction from the giants' clubhouse. plus, a preview of game three. randy and i are back. this is "xfinity sports sunday." >>> no luck for giants who come up short. after the game, bruce bochy. >> we feel good to com

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: next up is terrance knighton.ckle for the denver broncos, voted most likely to say, "you're not on the list, without checking the list." [ laughter ] he's like, "you're not on the list." next up for the 49ers is bruce miller. he was voted most likely to be the lucky charms leprechaun after a four-year stint in prison. [ laughter and applause ] don't ever drop your lucky charms. next from the 49ers is phil dawson. he was voted most likely to sneeze and have those toy chattering teeth fly out of his head. [ laughter ] achoo! >> steve: [ teeth chattering sound ] [ laughter ] [ teeth chattering sound ] [ laughter ] [ light laughter ] [ teeth chattering sound ] [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you higgins. next, for the 49ers is joe looney. he was voted most likely to attend potty training camp. [ laughter ] next up for the broncos is wes welker. he was voted most likely to say, "as if" as a player tries to tackle him. [ laughter and applause ] the heisman trophy. i'm not about this. [

a conviction for joshua miner in the murders of eric glover and terrance rankinsduring a robbery at a joliet apartment last year. miner faces sentencing next month... he'll probably get mandatory life in prison. two women have already been sentenced for their roles in the murders... a second man is awaiting trial. mayor emanuel plans to continue the great chicago fire festival, even though its inaugul event fizzled. houses floating on the chicago river were supposed to burn to ashes last weekend, but they barely caught fire due to recent rain. mayor emanuel says there will likely be another festival next year, with changes ... once they determine what needs to be done differently. the pentagon is confirming that american airstrikes against "isis" won't stop the terrorists from overtaking the syrian border town of kobani. eight strikes yesterday destroyed an "isis" command center, a supply depot, eight barracks and five "isis" vehicles. for now, kurdish fighters still control kobani... but "isis" is closing in. n-f-l star running back adrian peterson makes his first court appearance in

what it needs to do and it is going to be a disruptive shift and it is going to upset unions and terrance and pta -- parents and pta's. progressive government. progressive government works. progressive government gets results. when i say i have a different mission than my father, my father convinced people of the concept of progressive government. especially in opposition to the reagan era. i see my mission as proving to them that it can actually work efficiently, effectively. everyone will say the same thing to you. if i know my tax dollars will actually go to an education system that will educate a child, i would pay the taxes, the issue ink array, the bureaucracy does not work. and many times, they are right. well, then -- >> is this more a republican argument? >> the conservative argument will be government does not work. you are wasting your time. it cannot work. let the free market work and anything the free market does not do, charity should do. that is the conservative argument. nice and simple and all these government programs and bureaucracies are either counterproductive or was

in fact, that man right over there terrance gaynor, the former u.s.police chief is quoted in today's "roll call" newspaper saying he thinks there needs to be a security fence around the capitol, in addition to all the additional security procedures that were put in place after september 11th, 2001. carol, there has been tragedy here at the united states capitol in 1998, two u.s. capitol police officers were killed inside the building by a man with a gun. >> i remember that. i covered that when i worked in local news in washington, d.c., but there are safety devices inside the capitol. tell us what you have to go through to get into the capitol, joe. >> reporter: there are magnetometers you have to go through and since 2011 they actually put up a building you have to go through before you can enter the united states capitol. there are a lot of officers around, there are people with guns obviously, and you can see them from time to time, but when it's really beefed up, there are people on the roof, there are people in other places and we're just not see

. >> terrance mcnally and matthew broderick, thank you so much. >> thank you.ction between yesterday's attack inç ottawa that left one soldier dead and the killing of another soldier this week. and the world health organization warned the ebola outbreak in west africa is still racing well ahead of efforts to stop it. >> ifill: on the newshour online right now: should the u.s. extend more visas to foreign making sense science and technology workers? a new study from the national bureau of economic research suggests it could help boost american wages. all that and more is on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on friday, we talk to legendary singer, tony bennett, about performing with pop-star lady gaga. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you on-line and again here tomorrow evening with markç shields and david brooks. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by:ç ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the en

onorrow, terrance gainer washington journal. and then a look at the role of health care in the 2014 midterm elections. plus, your phone calls, comments and tweets. "washington journal" is live ever morning starting at 7:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. after meeting with his advisors on ebola. president obama gave a statement on the u.s. response to the disease and also discussed the parliament shooting in ottawa. this is 15 minutes. >> everybody all set? good. well, i wanted to give you an update i just received from the team that's been working day and night to make sure that the american people are safe and that we're dealing effectively with not just the ebola case here but the outbreak and epidemic that's taking place in west africa. a number of things make us cautiously more optimistic about the situation here in the united states. first of all, we now have seen dozens of persons who had initial interaction with mr. duncan, including his family and friends and in some cases people who had had fairly significant exact -- contact