hammering and got it done. al: the way this game is going maybe you kickoff if you win the toss. referee: all replays will be in the booth. the first to four wins, unless it s the team in the first possession gets a field goal, then the other team has an opportunity to possess the ball. what s your call. al: the rookie backup quarterback, gets to call it. referee: it s heads. al: arizona will get the ball. a touchdown wins the game. a field goal or something short of that extends the game. overtime, we go on sunday night. al: go to overtime. seattle is 4-1, looking for their fourth-straight win. arizona, 3-3. a huge game in the division. as we conclude week seven. hauschka to kickoff. golden and nelson back deep. for the cardinals. that kick will bound through the end zone. the cardinals will have the ball at the 25 yard line. cris: the reason i think i would have burned the time-outs is pete carroll would have been forced to run the ball twice. he could n
the edge? al: he thinks he has won the game. ooh. cris: wow. al: can t make this up. cris: wagner over the top. must have been incidental. al: now, the ball is at the 20 yard line. i just got it. christine michael, picks up one. arizona doesn t have a time-out. cris: my understanding of the rule is that if you jump over, but there got earl watford putting his arm up and making contact. maybe, i don t know. al: if you re thinking that seattle can run it out and settle for the tie, there is a two-minute overtime in overtime. they play this like a fourth quarter. the clock will stop. second and nine. pass made up at the 26 yard line. that s doug baldwin. now, you have a third down. there s catanzaro. does he get another opportunity? down the line, they stop him here, going to get the ball back. a guy that is a big hero right now, is kelcie mccray. he s the guy that chased from behind and got nelson at the 5 yard line to stop him from going in the end zone, after sh
testing. if you think about it, no ones who s guilty would ever allow this extensive testing to be done. from fibers to contaminants to dna to blood aging, all of those things are going to be done in this. today .. zellner also talked about possible other suspects.. she didn t go into detail.. but did say they have been able to narrow it down dramatically. live in manitowoc county, kk fox 6 news you can read the documents filed today in the avery case today. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app you ll find the post atop our home page. there you can also search the avery archive full of stories dating back to 2003. breaking news right now from racine. we ve learned a 13 year old girl has drowned in the root river near island park. police say she was playing with her 9- year-old cousin near the unclear if she fell in or if she intentionally went in the water. by the time first responders got there she couldn t be revived. nearly two weeks after being shot and
when those troops aren t there. if you have 100,000 troops in a country, they are in villages, they re in towns, they talk to people and they gather intelligence. that intelligence gets to the cia and it gets to the fbi from the joint terrorism task force, it gets right down here to the streets of the city. that is now gone. we do not have the benefit of that intelligence. it could be part of the reason we thought isis or isil was the j.v. because we weren t getting the intelligence we were getting in the past. it is part of the reason we miscalculated them and let them catch up real fast and now we re playing catch-up, not offense. but isis is not the biggest threat to us. a determined strong strategy of engaging our special forces could do a good job of eliminating isis. our major threat, and let s not take our eye off it, as we watch isis, is iran. the iranian empire that began with the overthrow of the shaw and the first ayatollah and now the second has tilled well over a
come out. so that, for us, was the process of creating the 9/11 commission. so you can imagine that when we finally did create it and it was signed into law by president bush the day before thanksgiving in 2002. for us, that was the beginning again. and this time, we had to meet the commissioners. who are these people? there were a few bumps in the road along the way and when we got introduced to governor cain and congressman hamilton, we knew that we were in good hands and of course with we met the rest. we have richard and fred fielding. jamie, jim thompson, unfortunately bob kerry and jjo lehman couldn t be us today. we knew we had great team of people and i had to say at the beginning of the 9/11 commission i couldn t imagine i would be standing here today and be so honored to introduce the remarkable americans. the individuals that not only came together 12 years ago to start their investigation into 9/11, and ten years ago to stand behind the unanimous report. they re s