answer back and marshawn lynch. seattle down by four. wilson airs it out to jermaine kearse who hauls it in there. they take a field goal there and seattle taking time ticking down. kaepernick with one last chance. cornerback richard sherman breaks up the pass and an interception there. after the game, sideline reporter erin andrews. let s send you down to the field and erin andrews. joe, thank you so much. richard, let moo he me ask you the final play. take me through it. i m the best corner in the claim game sh! when you try me a sorry like crabtree, that s what you get! don t you ever talk about me! who was talking about you? crabtree. don t you open your mouth about the best or i ll shut you up
their ultimatum of two days ago was again, one last chance for president morsi to find a way to be more inclusive and not have a an approach to governance that was entirely governed and shaped by the desire to have control and not to share power. so i think there s a potential here for something positive, but there s enormous uncertainty right now. we have to see how the muslim brotherhood responds to this. they have failed in terms of governing. the question is, do they decide to try to mobilize their own support and react with force or do they decide to bite their time if it s the latter there may be some potential to move in a more stabilizing direction. president obama put on a statement tonight saying he is concerned by the decision of the egyptian armed forces to remove president morsi as an elected president. he says i now call on the egyptian military to move quickly and responsibly to return full authority to a democratically elected civilian government as soon as possible.
exactly. stole eight cars in the neighborhood and you have his fingerprints on six of them and he s just telling you he was in the library studying. correct. that challenge is you walk in the interview and go you got one last chance, you re going to prison a long, long time and or you tell me what happened. that s a really aggressive challenge interview, correct? yes, sir. you have to modify the challenge style based upon what you have to hit him with, right? yes. and in this case you didn t have a lot to hit him with, right? no. now the reason you re having him repeat everything in greater detail is to see if you can wean out any inconsistencies from him? or other missions.
that s where you walk into the guy who just you know, stole eight cars in the neighborhood. exactly. and you have his fingerprints on six of them and he s just telling you he was in the library studying? correct. so that challenge interview as you walk in and go, you got one last chance, you re going to prison for a long time or you re telling me what happened. that s a real aggressive challenge interview, correct? yes, sir. so you have to modify the challenge interview style based on what it is you have to hit him with. exactly. had in this case, you didn t have much to hit him with, right? no, sir, i did not. so you sort of walk him through everything he had done. the reason why you re having him repeat everything in greater detail is again to eif you can wean out any inconsistencies from him, right? or omissions, are yes. yes, he may just break down and say thing city that didn t
especially in game six. i think that was the tipping point of the whole thing. what do you say to each other, after that game, you get together, you ve escaped by the skin of your teeth, you ve got one last chance, what do you say to each other? i had two conversations during the game? just generally, how do you deal with that kind of game where you just about get away with it? you have to play the game and luckily it went our way. we went to overtime and won the game. i had two conversations, very short. i went to ray allen, and we were just sitting there in disbelief. he looked to me and said how did you get that rebound and see me? i said, i don t know, you were right there. after that, i walked past lebron, and we were trying to remember what sequence of the game happened and how we got to that last point and we could not remember. it was a very blurry situation, and it was over. it was brilliant to watch. a quick shot out to your nonprofit organization, dedicated to he