down. joe staley has seen some really good years around here. t to be impossible to accept any part of a production like this. with so total feel good about on that offensive. the mazda postgame show coming up next. looking forward to miami and new england next thursday night. rshawnynch,e s heading in early. good night s work. 27 attempts. 122 yards. touchdown. last snap of the game. seahawks anxiouso get back on to that field ready to get right back out there. phil: they showed it. really running game, way their defense played. that was most impressive things of the seahawks here tonight. you can count on defense, you can run the football. like they did here. that makes you tough in any wakes home or away. jim: updated standing now in the nfc west. the seahawks i iroved to 3-4. niners coming off the win against baltimore on sunday not able to back it up. that had ended four-game losing streak got sense they were feeling pretty positive about how things well things h
hourur. it s gusting even higher. making it the strongest hurricane ever observed in the western hemisphere. hurricaine patricia is expected make landfall as a category 5. it could do catastrophic damage jake >his morning hillaryy clintotojoins other democrat presidential candidates. as presisint obama. at the women s leadership forum in washington. her appearance comes after a showdown with the house benghazi committee investigating the deaths of four americans. including u - s ambassador to libya chris stevens. on september 11th 20 - 12. champion wraps up the hearing. clinton not only defended her actions as secretary of state but also her use of a private email account. (s(s) i did not conduct t st of the business that i i d on behalf of our country on email. i conducted it in meetings. things got heated when republican committee chair trey gowdy asked her about her frequent email exchanges with longtime friend, sidney blumenthal. (sot clinton) i don t know what this line
headed south on old highway 75. just a athe chase reached the north side of salix. the truck lled and ejected the driver. who died at the scene. his identity has not yet been released. the crash forced the sheriff s office to close that road for nearly two hours. larry it s a legal decision that s caught a lot of people off guard.and angered many. including the victim s family. a judge has reduced the sentenced for an orange city women who was sent to prison for the death of a child who was i i her caca. rochelle sapp was sentenced to 100- years in n ison. after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment resulting in death in t death of 3- year- old autumn elgersma. she got 50- years for each count. which were to be served consecutively . or one- after- the- other. the judge in the case changed sapp s 50- year prison terms to be served concurrently . or at the same time . we reached out to autumn s mother.who tells us, she s in disbelief. jen elg
owners have basic rights. the judge did not rule whether dakota access is eligible for eminent domain. the state utilities board is holding public hearings on the pipeline. then will make a decision on whether to grant eminent domain. larry some siouxlanders got a chance to enjoy two passions tonight. art. and food. the sioux city art center held its artilicious event tonight. it combines culinary talents. hy - vee.. and a little art on the side. the money raised supports the exhibition and art education programs at the art center. the fun of food and drink and involves art and so we ve got a natural fit and a fun way to engage people and bring people into the art center who have never been here before. we have several people here tonight that say this is my first time in the art center, and that is really exciting thing for us. there was also an auction. this unique piece of art sold for 400 - dollars. larry speaking of the arts. teachers at hunt elementary school
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