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aneurysm. we all assumed it was a health-related death. it was just too many incidents adding up. they believed it was a poisoning. someone else was there with him that morning. this is now a murder investigation. 100%. this is now a love triangle. she admitted she was having an affair. i had nothing to do with his death. the plot was just beginning to thicken. oh my god, this can t be happening now. a new love makes the world seem a little brighter. he had a very smooth, i wanna say, almost sexy way about him. reporter: makes the heart beat a little faster. reporter: was it passionate? yeah. reporter: but when that love is forbidden. i was, like, what? how can that be? how could i not have known? reporter: a family would wonder if other secrets might be hidden. why would you do this? how could you be so irresponsible? the whole thing was an atrocity. it wasn t a tragedy. it was an atrocity. reporter: it all began just a ....
their own 31 and all that they need is a field goal. cris: do you know how hard it is for the defense to walk back out on the field after in their mind they won the football game. al: they are walking out very slowly. cris: everybody is tired. i get that. emotionally that is a huge lift for the seahawks and just so demoralizing for the arizona cardinals. al: a little bit like when minnesota went for it on fourth down and didn t make it and wilson led them 94 yards on a sunday night two weeks ago. he has two time-outs here if he needs them. starts to the outside. first down as lockett makes the catch. he is taken down by murphy. that is a first down. cris: byron murphy is really the slot cornerback. he is used to playing inside. we will see how much they stay on the attack to that side. i can t see him going to peterson s side very often in this situation. al: dk metcalf has caught only one pass tonight. instead the pass out in the flat. dangerous. recovered ....
line. cris: this is tough. that s the reason i was saying a screen. i didn t feel like that spot on the field would feel very good about it he. al: if nothg else, they ll take the play clock all the way down and call a time-out. so you put elliot in. pretty much cement the game if you make it. if you miss it the rams will have only about 57 yards to go. cris: does have a 61-yarder to his name.le he canarly make it that far. al: he kicked the game-winning field goal againsth giants last year.s let to michele. michele: in pregame, elliot n convertee in this direction.ed he also two in this direction. both wide left. the kick would have been good from 62. he told me 56 is his normal range.ss mi a couple. but made one in this direction.a one thing in his favor. no wind tonight. cris: it feels like every onf he decisions that doug de peon made last year worked out. it feels like the tide is completely flipped. huge kick right here. al: 53-yard attempt. cameron ....
we came out and executed and finished this ball game. michele: we know you can hurdle. but that one in the first half was remarkable. how did that develop for you?in o-ldid a great job and i knew he wasn t going to take me up top. been a minute since i hurdled someone. michele: tu monster grabbed u. thank you. your first time in rivalry. you set the tone quickly. your first career interception. what was the mind set of defense coming in. we got to keep attacking every single play. go after the ball. e ere defense is going to run the ball every sinap. we re going to be around it. you snap on the film, you ll see guys running. michele: an lee has been t. you and jaylon smith have come up big at the position. you got to give credit to sean.th he s helping uwhole week. i mean, he s that leader on the whole enti team. he s that role model that everybody looks up to. but i mean, he s helping jaylon .d i play fast on the fie jaylon, we love playing with each othe ....
[inaudible conversations] good morning and welcome to the justice department s first ever national opioid summit. my name is mary daley and he serve as department of justice s opioid, i work in the office of the deputy attorney general and this department s leadership and components with opioid related initiatives, policies grants and problem. attorney general sessions, attending our national opioid epidemic a top priority. our leadership measures the department s performance in this area whether we help bring the death toll down. our attorney general and deputy attorney general have set the tone and it s been inspiring to witness the hard work and dedication of our employees across the department of justice. today we re here to discuss the role of federal law enforcement in reversing this epidemic. the summit brings together united states attorneys, federal, state, and local tribal law enforcement officials, government and public health officials, policy leaders and ....