jim: double pass. for justin brown. imcomplete. phil: if you are called in to play, ben roethlisberger. here s the play. get rid of it. throw it short or whatever. roethlisberger keeps those plays extended. you don t want him to take unnecessary hits down 26-6 this late in the game. jim: i will be interested in hearing about that hit in the beginning of the game that lifted roethlisberger up off his feet. he is one of the biggest quarterbacks and he was airborne. they have not found the end zone tonight. 3rd and 3. that s the first catch of the second half for antonio brown. phil: yes, this is established at the get-go. that was a great shot. the crown of the helmet into his chest. i know it s tough, but it s about the safety of the players in the game also. jim: brown. [whistle blowing]. jim: that s out of bounds. smith. phil: the other thing, i watched this game. antonio brown is having to do so much, running reverses and coming out of the backfield and catc
this is the first septembe september 11th since the opening of the 9/11 museum where the twin towers once stood. hundreds gather the in bucks county to mark the occasion and celebrate the heroics of first responders. eyewitness news at the garden of reflection in lower makefield. retired nypd arnie roma of penndel was the keynote speaker at the remembrance in live ceremony. arnie s son was killed at the world trade center and he narrowly escaped the collapse. tonight, he relived that fateful day. within seconds reality set in and i was i was on the ground, and the rumbling stopped. smoke, debris and dust were everywhere and when i realized i was still alive, we all started to panic. 18 people from bucks county died in the 9/11 attacks. in shanksville, pennsylvania, today a ceremony was held at the flight 93 national memorial. the former speaker of the house dennis haskert donated the flag flew a top the capitol on 9/11 to that memorial. and president obama paid
LINCOLNTON – The Lincolnton-Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce has a new president, but she’s not new to the chamber. Jennifer Weber has been working with the chamber since 2006. After