the seattle seahawk defenders wanted to see how good they were going to be. they have got green bay coming up. you look at this group, you've got carolina, one of the more explosive offenses -- the most explosive offense in the nfl last year behind cam newton. the patriots, san francisco your division rival and the detroit lions and everything matthew stafford did last season. they have got some big offenses coming their way and this defense is excited for the challenge. if they continue to play like they did today, they'll put some pressure on those offenses. >> kenny: and the seattle seahawks defeat the dallas cowboys by the score of 27-7. the two quarterbacks, romo and wilson. we will return to seattle after these messages. that's a word? orakpoed, it's another word for sacked. alright, read 'em and weep. impressive. how about this? neanderthal? brian, your words are hurtful. ( laughsokay i'm taking the bus and you will not see me at the pancake social tomorrow! geico, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. at e-trade, our

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in that play, the replacement rectories awarded the seattle seahawks with a touchdown even though it appears the green bay packers intercepted the ball. the nfl released a statement yesterday agreeing that the ruling on the field was wrong and that the seattle receiver should of been charged with pass interference, however the and the nfl upheld the seahawks' win. bill clinton says he disagrees with the decision. >> i did not think it was a touchdown. i thought the pass was intercepted. the defender aground before there was a joint possession. >> give me a break. it is time to get the real rookeries. >>-- real refs. >> the referees have been locked out since june. they still have issues involving salaries and the nfl desire to reduce their pension plan. singer madonna is in hot water over a statement she made about president obama while performing monday night at the verizon center. madonna incorrectly said the president was muslim while urging the crowd to reelect hi m. he r political grant took us back in time, not to the 1980's when she debuted on the world stage -- her political r

. >> we got this story from our friends at cairo, the seattle great twheel just opened over the summer. it's 175 feet tall and it's the largest observation wheel on the west coast. >> this guy's going to climb it. >> this guy did climb to the top of the great wheel, and as you can clearly see, so did the camera guy in order to get these shots. >> you never see this daredevil's face. >> oh. >> it is always hidden or blurred in every single shot. >> the general manager of the seattle great wheel had no idea that this video even existed. >> they're not look out four their safety. now it's our job to look out for their safety. >> this isn't the only video they updated. the same video on the exact same video page called written in black. this time climbing the elevator above a giant ship. all i can think of is -- >> liability. if somebody slips and faums and breaks some something, you're the guy that owns that crane, you're going to see a lawsuit f. they really, really genuinely wand to find out who these people are, there are ways to track where this stuff is being uploaded. if they wanted

replacement refs made a bunch of bad calls, one that gave a winning touchdown to the seattle against the packers on monday night. if only deficit spending would make the outrage like that. >> or the sort of unanimity. somebody must have stuck up for the replacement refs. i never seen anything where paul ryan and barack obama agreed this what should happen. >> and very strange bedfellows, we have scott walker, famous for being tough on the union coming out in favor of the referee union. >> absolutely and wonderful field day for kar too oftenists. as new signals for referees who have replacements and let somebody else try it. great cartoon, no debate here. >> rick: is it political pandering, right before election day, a no-brainer cause? >> i never tend to know about sports so i don't want to give any analysis. >> rick: come on. >> let's pick up on that. because "time magazine" called the pander bowl. he never answers shouted questions. but there is something good that came out of it. we ought to consider replacement journalists. we get aj kers the three networks and let's get some repl

. >> comcast says to move the jobs out of state seattle, portland and denver. the reason? . >> because to have high cost in california make it extremely difficult for us to --. >> comcast moved its california headquarters to livermore in 2008 and plans to maintain other operations here. livermore leaders say they're prepared to help laid off workers. >> any assistance they can use or information to help transition. it's unfortunate, but we want to be there for them, as well. >> comcast has employees who do not want to relocate or take other jobs at comcast will receive a severance package but the workers say it isn't enough. >> i've been working at comcast for 13 years. i've put in a whole lot of hard work for them just to do us like this is a redick louse crying out shame and give us a really lousy sefrns package than all the rest is really ridiculous. >> most to have employees will leave by november 30th. the call centers will be completely shut down in november. reporting live tonight, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the private investigator at the center of a contra costa col

the seattle seahawks are losing to the green bay packers. and the seattle quarterback throws a hail mary. >> fought for by tate with jennings, simultaneously. who has it? who do they give it to? touchdown. >> reporter: look at what the two replacement referees do. one of them rules it a touchdown. while the other signals something entirely different. the announcers complain. so does the packers' coach. >> i've never seen anything like it in football. >> reporter: and the players. and others broadcast the commissioner's phone number. a disagreement with paul ryan, himself a packers fan. >> give me a break. it is time to get the real refs. >> reporter: the real refs have been locked out since june, as part of a labor dispute. all season, the replacement refs the league brought in have been the source of enormous frustration. so, who are they? according to espn, the man who called touchdown is a local executive for bank of america, who has only officiated high school and junior college football games. if there's any good to come out of this, as

and the seattle quarterback throws a hail mary. >> fought for by tate with jennings, simultaneous. who has it? who will they give it to? touchdown! >> reporter: look at what the two replacement referees do. one of them rules it a touchdown while the other says no. >> to me, it looks like a jennings interception. >> rorter: moments later, though. >> after further review, the call on the field stands. touchdown. the game is over. >> reporter: that set off an instant firestorm. >> this is comical to me. mike, i tell you, that's two of the worst calls at the end of a football game i can remember. >> reporter: the announcers complain, the coaches and do social the quarterback. online others post the nfl commissioner's phone number and launch expletive-filled rants. today, president obama, himself, weighed in, saying the call was "terrible." a rare point of agreement with republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan, himself a packers fan. >> give me a break. it's time to get the real refs. >> reporter: the real refs have been locked out since june, as part of a labor dispute. all sea

one is the seattle seahawks and the hail mary pass. did you think that that was a touchdown? and if it wasn't, should we get these referees back? and the second thing i keep hearing is -- and i don't understand this, a confidence among the americans that are you going to win the ryder cup, and as a european, do you fancy a bet? >> on the football game, no, i did not think it was a touchdown. i thought the pass was intercepted, i thought the -- the defender hit the ground before there was joint possession. and, yes, it means we need to get the strike over and get more experienced people in there. and, yes, i'll make a bet with you on the rer cup. >> $100 to the charity of our choice?

. >> the oakland a's victory against the seattle mariners. >>vicki: the 49ers start this season with a few tough games. the 49ers one up early including record 63 yd field goal. >> the oakland athletics in a pennant race for the first time since 2006. they were victorious of a role in seattle. >> the public house at maximum capacity. >> still ahead we will look at the battle brewing on the campaign trail and asked americans if they're better off than there were four years ago. >>stanley: coming up, someone in pleasanton did not get the memo that i might be coming to visit. you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. >>vicki: the mitt romney campaign released a new ad in wisconsin asking voters if they are better off since the president's office. appointed to disappointing job numbers in august. obama campaigned in florida. >> august jobs numbers released on friday probably will not do much to bolster that claims progress

let's start with the call at end of the seattle/green bay game monday. is it fair to say that was the tipping point? >> it was a pretty crazy sunday. i think that might have been enough, about the that was the last game of the weekend, the last play and i think it pretty much was the last straw. >> we've had two, almost three coaches already fined from this weekend. so if that didn't do it, then yes, this catch definitely would have pushed that. where do they stand right now? >> well, there are good hints of progress, but as we've seen in these disputes in the past, it's never a deal till it's done and they have had significant issues with things like their pensions, their pay, their working conditions. hopefully they'll iron out a lot of things and they'll be signing on the dotted line in a few days. >> whether they're back this weekend or next within or whatever, we know pretty much they're going to come back, but in regards to the real refs, they're not perfect either. we've heard for years players always complaining about calls that they've made or ca

the seattle seahawks are losing to the green bay packers and the seattle quarterback throws a hail marywho has it? who did they give it to? touchdown! >> reporter: look at what the two replacement referees do? one rules it a touchdown. while the other signals something entirely different. tho >> referee: after final review, the call on the field stands. touchdown. the game is over. >> reporter: that sets off an instant firestorm. >> this is comical to m mike, i tell you, that's two of the worst calls at the end of football game i can remember. >> reporter: the announcers complain. so does the pacers >> i have nyearo 1 fo so does the pacers >> i have nyearo 1 fo . >> reporter: and then online other packers' players, post the nfl commissioner's phone number and launch expletive-filled rants. president obama himself weighing in saying the call was terrible. a rare point of agreement with republican vice ptial o a rare point of agreement with republican vice ptial o >> give me >> reporter reaave been locked out since june as part of labor dispute. all season the replacement refs the league

the fans in seattle are loving this. >>> to baseball now. rangers host the a's. josh hamilton, back in the lineup after missing five games. had blurred vision. a balance problem. 43rd home run of the season. that's a major league lead. rangers cut the lead to 3-2. rangers down 4-2. adrian beltre, two-run home run. his 35th of the year. rangers tie the game at 4-4. here we go. bottom nine. beltre. back up the middle. and the rangers walkoff. a 5-4 victory. their sixth walkoff win of the season. >>> white sox hosting the indians. adam dunn, the home run in the last 19 games coming in. runners at the corners. done. 43rd home run of the season. he homered in the sixth. white sox take a 5-3 lead. top nine. indians down 5-4. runners at second. white sox win 5-4 after a five-game losing streak. they have a one-game lead over the tigers. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm hakem dermish. have a great day. >>> up next "the pulse." and the new battle for the mirror ball is on. we have all of the cha-chas and fox trots. >>> and the latest food going to the extreme. g

the ball. replacement officials ruled he did. that meant a touchdown and a win for seattle, a loss for the packers. packers quarter back aaron rogers after the game. >> just look at the replay. and then the fact that it was reviewed. it was awful. that's all i'm going to say about it. >> reporter: today the n.f.l., in a statement many found confusing, largely backed the referees saying the result of the game is final. but the call kept weeks of controversy surrounding the replacements. on sunday, one official inadvertently tripped a player with his hat. one ref was tricked by a coach into allowing an extra challenge. and one was grabbed by a coach who demanded an explanation of a call. >> we're going to have missed calls. however you've got to have somebody able to get out there and address the situation and know how to address specifics that go on and that only comes with experience and with mentoring. >> reporter: the league and its regular referees remain locked in a bitter labor dispute, most significantly over pension plans. as many of the replacements have little expe

oakland a's beat the seattle mariners to night 6-1. e a's wrap up their series. >> on tray--ward defended his belt. board remains undefeated. this is as important for oakland as it is for the rising star. the lead >> even the mayor jean kwan he does not support boxing will appear ringside. he is fighting for his home town. >> this will put this on the map. >> he has plenty of supporters. everyone i talked to says that they are geared to support board. we are showing love to night. >> they say this is taken the black hole into the arena. they want to use this champion spots to promote to oakland. >> championships only happen in vegas. we have this to night and i am very happy. >> they will show the nation that oakland loves its athletes. they will show major league you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. ♪ >> now a paid presentation for meaningful beauty advanced by cindy crawford. >> with special appearances by debra messing. >> vale

will try to show you a push in the back on this packers defender and then of course many think the seattle receiver never came down with the ball and fans here said they hope it mean its the in, fl will finally find a way to get the real referees back on the field. >> it's -- >> reporter: when two replacement referees made different calls on this play it may have been the turning point in a long battle between the nfl and it's referees. >> you aren't putting the same product on the field there and i think that we may well see the event which can bring the parties to terms with one another. >> reporter: the law professor is the former chair of the national relations board who helped end the strike of 1994. he wrote a book called baring with baseball. >> they may have reached to far and maybe not anticipating the backlash against the undermining of both the integriny of game and safety. >> reporter: along with a to call on this hit to bay. they say the controversial ending is only the latest in a series of questionable calls. some say its time for the nfl to reach a deal. >> it's a billion d

. >> furor over the replacement reads grow after seattle beat green bay on a questionable call on the final play of the game. the final play sparked a social media firestorm and that has everyone talking. >> the question, it is it enough to convince the nfl to get the regular referee's back on the field? john gonzalez is like in silver spring with more reaction. >> we are live at a diner in silver spring to talk to lifetime friends about this mess that is the referees in the nfl. social media blew up after the apparent blown call last night. one wisconsin's senator event tweeting the commissioner's phone number. >> uc desk, but the person next to with a completely opposite call. a boiling point reached among players, fans, and coaches. >> i have not seen anything like that and all my years of football. >> mass chaos after the game. one of the wildest finishes in modern nfl history. last-second desperation throw appears to be intercepted by the green bay packers but even after a lengthy video review the officials award the game to the seattle seahawks, distillate is embarrassment invol

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the west coast. little cool in seattle at 51, but warmer at vegas at 76 degrees right now. temperatures should top out in the 70-degree range in seattle, portland about 80 degrees, and then across most of california, highs today should be in the 80s, close to 90 degrees. that's a look at the weather across the oregon. and temperatures in crescent city, california, 56. and that's the latest check on your weather, veronica. >> it is pleasant outside. >> very pleasant. >> thanks, dylan. >>> housing sparks, oil sinks, and mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the richest of them all? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, sound familiar? late-nightclubing, driving, and then an arrest. lindsay lohan's latest legal run-in, this time in new york city. >>> coming up, pennant races, history chases, and a fond farewell for one american coach. you're watching "early today." >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by advil. make the switch to advil now. >>> well, ghm good morning to you and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are

the fill-in refs awarded a game-winning touchdown to seattle, though many felt the packers had made an interception. two days of marathon labor negotiations followed. the refs still have to vote on the deal, but commissioner roger goodell has lifted the lockout just in time for tonight's match-up between the cleveland browns and baltimore ravens. nbc's fred roggin will have few details coming up in just a few minutes in sports. >>> but first, president obama and republican presidential candidate mitt romney both campaign in the battleground state of virginia today after nearly crossing paths in another key swing state, ohio. nbc's tracie potts is joining from us washington with those details. good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. virginia, four years ago, the president won that state after 44 years of voters there selecting republicans, but then ey flipped and switched their democratic governor for a republican, so, some back and forth in virginia, and now the president hopes to win that state back. president obama and mitt romney campaign in virginia today, where median incom

the seattle green bay game went down to the wire. from seattle to try and win the game, a controversial call. one ref says touchdown. another says no. after ten minutes of review. >> the call on the field stand. touchdown. >> reporter: and seattle wins. the nfl was locked in the labor dispute with the regular referees, so the league has been using replacement refs from the college level and arena league. >> they're not qualified to handle the pace and the speed of an nfl game. >> reporter: espn's michael wilbon sees the lockout lasting weeks not days. >> ratings keep going up. popularity of the league know it threatened. not sure they care as much as people going crazy monday night. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, rare bipartisan agreementment about the on going dispute. president obama said the controversial call was quote terrible and the regular refs need to get back on the feed. in an interview with cnn mitt romney agreed. >> i would see experienced referees, with nfl experience come back on nfl playing field. >> reporter: th

in the course of doing that walking around in seattle, i discovered the carolyn downs medical, familymedical center. which is now an ngo. it's a nonprofit medical center in seattle that's named for a former member of the black panther party. and so one of the questions i get asked about this book is why didn't we know anything about the black panthers health activism? one of the curious things in the seattle case is who you have a clinic that is named for the former black panther. you walk into the clinic and there's a photograph of your. there's a plaque that says this clinic is working in the tradition of the black panther party, very much sort of valorize is and recognizes the contributions of the black panther party and the fight against medical discrimination, and the struggle to expand health care access. and so the clinic still exist today. it's a sliding scale community clinic that serves all sorts of people, and the city of seattle. another legacy, a more bittersweet legacy is the formation of the common ground health collective which exists now as an ngo in louisiana. in 200

we will announce the winner on october 18th right after the 49ers take on the seattle seahawks right abc7 news. if you are already like us, don't worry, you still have a chance. go to our facebook page and click on the button that will take you to the page where you can enter. and it is a simple form that you don't have to spend a lot of time. we can't enter, but all of those viewers have a chance. >> thanks, sands yaw. >>> the apple co-founder has his sights on a new home. >> why he is thinking of making a move down under. >>> there could be a virus to cure acne. researchers identified a certain class of virus that attacks and kills acne bacteria. it can be developed into a topical medication to treat the skin disorder. the new findings are published in the journal of the american society of microbiology. >>> steve s who knee yak may be calling brisbane home and not the one in san mateo county. he told a brisbane, australia radio station he will apply for aussie citizenship. he says he likes the weather and the friendly peep. seen here prepping for "dancing with the stars" says there

the call that ruled in favor of the seattle seahawks against the green bay packers on monday is still causing outrage. players, fans and critics are pressuring the nfl to bring back referees. the referees' association has been on lockout since the nfl season kicked off. according to the washington post, refs are being offered a 7% pay increase. however, the nfl wants to shift the group's retirement plans from a pension plan to a 401k. the group wants to stick with a traditional pension plan. so far, ratings have not been impacted by the fill-in referees. some predict that until the nfl starts to see an impact on its business, referees could remain locked out. pilots with american airlines are said to be open to talking to airline officials about their contract. contract talks came to a standstill over the summer. since then, it's estimated 436 flights have been canceled and more than 5,000 have been delayed. reports say the airline accuses pilots of calling in sick and submitting an extrodinary amount of maintenance work orders. the pilots deny it and blame the airline for laying off

the gap." what would vince have done with a call like that one against seattle the other week?th sa can say this, thes nothing that i could ever believe that he would have done anything but blow up. he would have absolutely gone crazy about the situation. and almost any coach would have to have some concern. i mean this thing got out of control. it was on the edge. >> geraldo: it was on edge and it fell off the edge. i want to try mayor schmidt again. on that audio there, mr. mayor, you are also a stockholder in the green bay packers. are you suggesting that you might sue the nfl? >> look, we just need the proper refereeing and -- >> geraldo: i'm sorry i can't hear you. you you have to put the captions on the bottom of the screen. i'm he really sorry. i'm sure you had some provocative ideas is there. going back to willie davis. willie game itself, will lee, changed much? you had the awful bounty scandal involving the new orleans saints. you have all of the talk about concussions. you have, you know, no helmet to helmet contact. the game seems to be a lot more regulated on the o

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the owner said anybody who bet and lost money on that game can get a refund before sunday. >>> the seattlea hawk drive was driving under the influence and scheduled to appear in court for a hearing. it happened back in july after he was spotted we having in and out of his land and almost hit two cars. he was the second all time career rusher. he signed a $34 million contract with them. >>> a driver hit and killed two people. in court we learned the teen was going 72 miles per hour in a 45 miles per hour zone when he drove up on the sidewalk killing a man and his nine-year- old daughter. it happened six months ago in concord. yesterday, the driver pled guilty to vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving. >> i just want justice for my daughter and the family and it's very upsetting losing two loved ones. >> after his guilty plea he was immediately taken into custody and could be held in juvenile detention until 21. >>> they are stating a new phase of replacing street lights. by the end of the year, they will replace the lights and next time it expands to palo alto avenue. >>> people living

our worst, the monday night football game between green bay and seattle and it decided the game. the question is, game-winning ssuchdown here or game-ending yokecall. it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning, i'm willie geist. it had sole possession and two etnhe iadhe catch. i'm glad you're watching or listening on sirius xm radio. e-mail at waytooearly @msnbc.com or text the word awake followed byou rnso622639. we'll read the best responses. it will be your cram session for tuesday, september 25th. including riots at a chinese factory making iphones. >>> plus, a vid brought to you by the n yorcity brd o tourism. two dudes in suits sclap fighting over a cab. is clip in its entirety later in the show. >>> first to the news. esident obama is due to ese.en assembly on the defensive for not scheduling face-to-face meetings with foreign leaders. it is a scheduling issue and insist t insists the president speaks often with the and yesterday he sat down for an interviewn view." >>> secretary hillary clinton is handling the bulk of diplomacy and met with mohed morsi about strengt

the yellow. >> giving seattle a touchdown and a victory over green bay. >> in the most bizarre finish you will ever see. >> the nfl set except for a penalty call, the ruling on the field was correct. social media disagreed. at an event at fedex field this morning, a simple message. >> the older referees, we miss you a lot. >> sentiments echoed by fans who are getting increasingly frustrated. >> and not until we turn off the tv, and that will not happen. >> there does not appear to be any end in sight anytime soon. there was a fourth consecutive day of negotiations, but both sides appear to be very far apart. >> i do not know if you heard this, but even the president is weighing in on this replacement controversy. here is what he treatedweeted -- we will have much more on the referee fiasco. that is coming up in sports. we will hear from more redskins players on last night's call. >> the president might even get a republican to agree with him on that when. >> find some common ground. >> why emergency call boxes may soon be out of service. >> a very happy reunion between the woman and a police o

the nfl is upholding the seattle seahawks controversial win against the green bay packers.admitted today that a game-winning touchdown last night was the result of a blown call buyout replacement referee who missed a blatant offensive pass interference penalty but not so blatant that he was obvious and not so obvious that he called it. the victory still stands. by the way, everyone was claiming that they were upset because they awarded the ball to the seattle receiver who landed with the ball jointly with the defender. guess what? now everybody is talking about the failure to make the call, including the nfl on the penalty. politicians and everybody seemingly joining in calls for the regular nfl referees to get back on the job. even president obama tweeting nfl fans on both sides of the aisle hope the ref lockout is subtle scent. that was a very, very sort of non-partisan, postcards and comment, but you think? in wisconsin governor scott walker even jumping into the union battle after catching a few hours of sleep. the packers game is just as painful. return the the real re

the ball. refs rule he did. seattle wins. the nfl puts out a statement, yep, seattle wins. the ref who made the call had only refed games at the high school and junior college level. bipartisan vote the refs out. >> settle this and get our refs back. >> it is time to get the real refs. >> er: reportyou think? watch the refs hat trips a player. another ref is tricked by a coach to permit an extra challenge and a coach actually grabs a ref in anger. the diplomatic green bay head coach. >> it's a different year. there's no question about it. >> reporter: green bay's quarterback. >> it's all full. that's -- awful. that's all i'm going to say. >> reporter: why are high school referees -- the whole brouhaha against the refs and the necessarily back to the table to do the negotiating. guess what? no agreement. >> we're still waiting for the deal. meantime there is a lot to talk about. later on tonight, let's be real. h why is it guys who own our favorite game don't really care how much we complain about the refs. plus, in sports the nfl says the replacement refs are doing a fine jo

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many see anger created on and off the field by a controversial call ending the seattle-green bay game as putting urgency to the talks, the talks reportedly running into early wednesday morning. officials were from lower division college ranks such as division three and minor organizations. once again rorkts have nfl reaching a tentative agreement with their lockout officials. we'll bring you developments as they come to us throughout the evening. the ap wire is in front of me saying the referee union reached an agreement. i'm being told they'll take on vote on this in texas on friday and being told the deal is done. referees just have to vote on friday. we'll continue to keep you posted and talk to some experts to find out what this means and what this entails. now back to programming. ball h? they don't ask him. >> i have not done original reporting on that, so i don't know. the issue, which i think is the one that is going to come and bite this country in a way, where we'll be back talking about this in four, five, six months, and we'll say, see, we laid it out in a very, very direc