dallas. it s an hour early. it s making less sense. it s 14 seconds left in the season and you needed a touchdown and you are down 6. you don t have time for this. you have two options here. you throw once or twice down the end zone here. it s easy than a hail mary. you have prescott he can make that throw or you do a quick 10 yards out. either way the clock stops. you don t have any time outs. your season can t end on that without even a shot at the end zone. look, a terrific win for the 49ers, they gone on the road and they win there. they set up nicely for the packers. boy, more than anything, that s a devastating defeat for the dallas cowboys, one that ll be questioned all offseason long. it should be. you go out of bounds and you can do an out pattern or toss the ball back or maybe pick up ten
wedding reception at wellesley college. he specifically used the act of confession to get the victim away from his parents and from his siblings and then would have sexual assault the victim during that time frame. reporter: mccarrick s accuser was then 16 years old. a not guilty plea was entered. hasn t the statute of limitations expired? no. the statute of limitations is still open because in massachusetts, if your perpetrator flees to another state, the clock stops. reporter: as a leader of the washington archdiocese, mccarrick once at the ear of popes and presidents but a 2018 investigation found credible that mccarrick used a new york altar boy in the 70s and two diocese revealed sexual harassment settlements brought by young priests against mccarrick. he was forced to resign as cardinal and then removed as a priest by pope francis. now living in missouri, mccarrick must stay away from minors and not contact his accuser. the next hearing is october 28th