all competition this is year. 45th for seattle. roldan using his body nicely. >> brad: and starts driving. will johnson can't run with him. roldan beats him ball. most referees in mls would call that a foul. i think it incenses a lot of players. it's nice to have a referee that allows the play to carry on. >> john: roldan out of the university of washington. surprised everyone on draft day how far he fell. seattle with the trade to pick him. huskies. he began this year out wide. brian schmetzer put him next to osvaldo alonso. he's been so good. not thinking about january now. thinking about 4 minutes plus stoppage time left in the mls cup. trying to win a final for his adopted >> brad: the strength to go away. the sprint. >> john: who has that it takes physically or mentally to win this thing? it's going to be a remembered victory. a nasty memory for whoever falls ivanschitz intercepted that. the pass meant for lodeiro. altidore and benoit cheyrou. ricketts in front of them. marshall >> [crowd noise] too far for cheyrou. a second b

to win it the mls cup for seattle. which he has done. the seattle sounders have done

seattle. >> the company is switzerland so seattle. come back to that. speaking of seattle, there's a guy in seattle called hot guy traveling the world for pizza. so phil duncan has made a living of sorts over the last year traveling around the world trying different pizza and posting photos. really, would it kill you to have a salad, phil? come on. man. >> yeah. he doesn't eat pizza all the time. that >> yeah. travels, posts pictures all over the world. they are popular on instagram. his favorite pizza, new york, but he had a killer one in malaysia he thought was great. >> people are tuning to to look at the pizza. >> yes, not the abs. >> nick's mom is getting ready for the holidays, early start on thanksgiving, and she cleaned the living room, and now there's a ban instituted in her house. >> what? >> the sign says, this room has been cleaned for the holidays thanksgiving. she will only allow family members to enter if they are clean from top to toe, she said. the clothing has to be freshly laundered, showered, and no food or drinks permitted at this t

to win it the seattle. which he has done. the seattle sounders have done it! mls cup winners in 2016. >> [crowd noise] >> brad: i don't like that short run up. it didn't make roman torres. brian schmetzer. the seattle fans look at them up there. congratulations seattle sounders. >> john: their 5th title. they won 4. 3 of the 5 came in shootouts. roman torres whose return from injury was one of the key players that propelled them on this run. brian schmetzer told us thursday i hate the idea of us being a cinderella. we are not a cinderella. we are a good team who didn't play well the first half of the year. when schmetzer took over and torres returned from injury. even as clint dempsey was out with an irregular heartbeat. everything clicked into place. seattle won u.s. cups and great success in the concacaf champions league. one thing left to win the mls cup and they have done it. >> brad: very unlikely in the beginning of the season. i believe winning the league is not more difficult. you know that. they needed to add this one. they have done that this evening

all competition this is year. 45th for seattle. roldan using his body nicely. >> brad: and starts driving. will johnson can't run with him. roldan beats him even with the ball. most referees in mls would call that a foul. i think it incenses a lot of players. it's nice to have a referee that allows the play to carry on. >> john: roldan out of the university of washington. surprised everyone on draft day how far he fell. attacking mid-fielder for the huskies. he began this year out wide. brian schmetzer put him next to osvaldo alonso. he's been so good. not thinking about january now. thinking about 4 minutes plus stoppage time left in the mls cup. trying to win a final for adopted hometown. >> brad: the strength to go away. the sprint. >> john: who has that it takes physically or mentally to win this thing? it's going to be a remembered victory. a nasty memory for whoever falls ivanschitz intercepted that. the pass meant for lodeiro. altidore and benoit cheyrou. marshall alerts to the danger. asked john hagglund. too far for cheyro

i think they have seattle at a great spot. seattle wins the night, big emotional game. they could win the game on the road. they have cincinnati and the ravens on the road. those teams can be beat. they are in. i'm optimistic. >> optimistic meter has gone up. we have to get a chart. can we work on that in last week it was down. now it's back up. >> exciting day around the nhl. jeff has the highlights. >> it's like a stock market on election night, all over the place. eagles playoff hopes are still alive catching up to the cowboys now likely impossible but the wild card is in play over the final seven. steelers game, pittsburg down. roethlisberger stakes the spike, boys bite. antonio brown touchdown, steelers up one. cowboys get the ball back 75-yards in 33 seconds. ezekiel elliot, rough night. nine seconds to go. dallas won eight in a row. they have the best record in the nfl, 8-0. >> redskins lost only one in the last eight games. today against the vik vikings, redskins winning 26-20. vikings and bradford lost four in a row starting with the eagles loss last month. >>

i mean, give credit to the seattle defense. it is so easy, when you're playing on defense, and yo offense is doing nothing, to sort of roll your eyes and -- not give up. but you know, more or less, get frustrated. 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. ? oh, sunday night ? interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps! william f galv

and seattle on the short week, coming on the road. getting the job done. and getting key performances. especially from a player we haven't seen much of. it's c.j. prosise. will get a game ball for this effort and this road win in new england. russell wilson, 348 yards, 3 touchdowns, no picks. prosise, who led the team in rushing and receiving, and nice to get kam chancellor back in the lineup in this one. three game balls. here's michele. >> i don't know what it is about these two teams. but you end up on the 1 goal line. what did that require? >> mental toughness. physical toughness. never giving up. 60 minutes, as long as we go. we go the distance. we can't play until we can play no more. >> you had big plays, including forcing a fumble on julian edelman. how were you able to perform this way? >> it's all god. i get my strength from the lord. and he just makes me come out and be capable to play like i played. it's a lot of film study. and my guys, they rally to give me energy to keep going. keep fighting and doing it for them. it's the brotherly love. >>

seattle. it's, like, you know, a new designer song. instead of panda, go seattle. seattle. >> so quarterback tom brady was asked about the election, and he did not have much to say either. >> talk to my wife. i can't talk about politics anymore. i think that's a good decision. made for our family. >> so atta rally on monday, trump described the phone conversation with brady in which he said the quarterback had offered his support. brady wouldn't confirm or deny that. >> seattle. >> seattle. >> i'm going to use that on you from now on. >> totally. jack, what do you think of the election? >> seattle. >> okay. there you go. all right. great. >>> coming up, the man behind america's 45th president. >> kbyes. what we learned went into the making of the don. >> check out the behind the scene picks on instagram. you're watching "world news now." ♪living well rise above joint discomfort with move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, and 20% better comfort from one tiny, mighty pill... get move free ultra, and enjoy living well. a

seattle seattle seattle seattle seattle. >>> boy this time last night it was a little crazy around here. >> it was a little busy. >> quiet tonight. tracking a weak cool front coming through. you won't probably notice it. friday's you might. i haven't had on the nine-day planner. drew, look at friday. >> you have no idea what's happening nine days from now. >> i do too. >> you do not. >> i might.

seattle is back. they are struggling and russell wilson looked a lot better and struggled opened holes in the run game, they played outstanding today. kam chancellor coming back. you take those three elements and seattle is a different team, going into new england and winning this ball game. i think they sent a message. >> we could have a long conversation about the play calling 21 months ago at the end of super bowl xlix. the conversation after this one won't last as long. but can be called into question. what did you think of new england's play calling at the end of this game? >> well, they may have seattle outsmarted themselves on the 1 yard line at the super bowl. but this is what new england does. tom brady has been great at the sneak game. here, losing the ball, legarrette blount. they should have continued to pound with blount. and then, on the fourth down lie, you can't question this. gronk is their guy. they went to him. it didn't work out. you have to give seattle credit for the way that def

and seattle on the short week, coming on the road. getting the job done. and getting key performances. especially from a player we haven't seen much of. it's c.j. prosise. will get a game ball for this effort and this road win in new england. russell wilson, 348 yards, 3 touchdowns, no picks. prosise, who led the team in rushing and receiving, and nice to get kam chancellor back in the lineup in this one. three game balls. here's michele. >> i don't know what it is about these two teams. but you end up on the 1 goal line. what did that require? >> mental toughness. physical toughness. never giving up. we want to fight until we can't fight no more. 60 minutes, as long as we go. we go the distance. we can't play until we can play no more. >> you had big plays, including forcing a fumble on julian edelman. how were you able to perform this way? >> it's all god. i get my strength from the lord. and he just makes me come out and be capable to play like i played. it's a lot of film study. and my guys, they rally to give me energy to keep going. keep fighting and

seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford initiating the contact. so, he did not hit the center. did not land on the center. moves out. >> al: sherman laid out. couldn't get to it. third and four. interesting play call here. incomplete pass, gives arizona a lot of time after a punt. wilson. down the left side light. that's caught. by kearse. covered by marcus cooper, on a third and four. gutsy, gutsy call. >> cris: they brought all the pressure. watch all this stuff coming in here. and this offensive line, all night long, has been perfectly picked up that time, to get the one-on-one, one the outside, against cooper. speaking of a guy that makes big plays. jermaine kearse has made a few, too. >> al: 31-yard gain. michael, is going to get them very close to field goal range before he is taken out of bounds. the clock stops, 1:47. gain of six. >> cris: this is a pete carroll football game. i'll bet he said, don

you have to give seattle credit for the way that defense tony, thanks. oakland, kansas city, new england, all with the best record, 7-2. dallas has the best record at 8-1. we bring in mike florio from profootballtalk.com. after the game today, the great dallas win over pittsburgh. jerry jones said dak prescott is the starter is there more to the story? >> there is, mike. i stoke to steven jones, the executive v.p. of the cowboys earlier in the week. romo is healthy and part of the active roster, jason garrett and scott linehan will have the ability to switch to tony romo in a game, if they believe that in those circumstances, they need the boost that could come from using romo. right now, prescott looks great. but once romo is on the active roster, prescott could be the starter and romo the finisher. it will be up to jason garrett to make that call. >> every time there's a do that. you can catch mike on profootball talk live, from 7:00 to 9:00 eastern. that's followed by "the dan patrick show" from 9:00 to noon. cris and al back to wrap it up in a moment

on to seattle. hosting seattle. and zav xavier rhode, your first career interception -- first of the season. don't want to take anything away from you. first of the season. couldn't have come at a better time. what were you seeing? >> we practiced all week about rodgers coming out of the pocket. i just covered my guy and i was in the right spot at the right time. >> next week you're at home, you host seattle. they were there earlier this season and really handed it to you guys. why do you think this time can be different? >> because we looked at our flaws and our mistakes we did last time and correct those and come with a better attitude and not make mental errors. >> division champs, how does it sound? >> it sounds really great. this is my first time ever winning it. take it all in and celebrate as a team. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> bob? >> all right, thanks, very much, michele. here is the schedule for next week. we start with the nfc, the panthers have finished 15-1 and the cardinals are 13-3 have the b

w seattle outsmarted themselves on the 1 yard line at the super bowl. but this is what new england does. tom brady has been great at the sneak game. here, losing the ball, legarrette blount. they should have continued to pound with blount. and then, on the fourth down lie, you can't question this. gronk is their guy. they went to him. it didn't work out. you have to give seattle credit for the way that defense tony, thanks. oakland, kansas city, new england, all with the best record, 7-2. dallas has the best record at 8-1. we bring in mike florio from profootballtalk.com. after the game today, the great dallas win over pittsburgh. jerry jones said dak prescott is the starter is there more to the story? >> there is, mike. i stoke to steven jones, the executive v.p. of the cowboys earlier in the week. romo is healthy and part of the active roster, jason garrett and scott linehan will have the ability to switch to tony romo in a game, if they believe that in those circumstances, they need the boost that could come from using romo. right now, prescott looks

you have to give seattle credit >> impressive stuff. tony, thanks. oakland, kansas city, new england, all with the best record, 7-2. dallas has the best record at 8-1. we bring in mike florio from profootballtalk.com. after the game today, the great dallas win over pittsburgh. jerry jones said dak prescott is the starter is there more to the story? >> there is, mike. i stoke to steven jones, the executive v.p. of the cowboys earl he made clear that once tony romo is healthy and part of the active roster, jason garrett and scott linehan will have the ability to switch to tony romo in a game, if they believe that in those circumstances, they need the boost that could come from using romo. right now, prescott looks great. but once romo is on the active roster, prescott could be the starter and romo the finisher. it will be up to jason garrett to make that call. >> every time there's a do that. you can catch mike on profootball talk live, from 7:00 to 9:00 eastern. that's followed by "the dan patrick show" from 9:00 to noon. cris and al back to wrap it u

on to seattle. hosting seattle. and zav career interception -- first of the season. don't want to take anything away from you. first of the season. couldn't have come at a better time. what were you seeing? >> we practiced all week about rodgers coming out of the pocket. i just covered my guy and i was in the right spot at the right time. >> next week you're at home, you host seattle. they were there earlier this season and really handed it to you guys. why do you think this time can be different? >> because we looked at our flaws and our mistakes we did last time and correct those and come with a better attitude and not make mental errors. >> division champs, how does it sound? >> it sounds really great. this is my first time ever winning it. take it all in and celebrate as a team. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> bob? >> all right, thanks, very much, michele. here is the schedule for next week. we start with the nfc, the panthers have finished 15-1 and byes. seattle will go to minnesota. we'll have that came for you on nbc at 1:00 eastern time on sunday. the pa

eagles fall to seattle 26-16. this was a much better football team the eagles faced. >> they were out classes, ducis. there are two teams ahead of the curve and then the rest of them. eagles are the rest of them. they can't do anything about it. seattle took away their best weapon jordan matthews and said beat us with their outside receivers. they are not able to do that. they ran tric tricks on defense. it was an overall whooping. >> how soon can they put this behind them? >> it's easy but they have to win four games. they have four at home. they have a chance to make the playoffs. this was a set back but it's not the whole season. >> now to jamie. i'm glad i'm not stuck on the flight home. i'm sure it's miserable 30,000 feet in the air. let's look at the highlights. dylan missed the tackle there. 72-yards later in the endzone. they missed the most in 50 years, 6-0 seahawks. carson wentz finds brent sellic for 19-yards putting the eagles inside the ten which was good. second quarter, zach hertz for a four yard to

and seattle on the short week, coming on the road. getting the job done. and getting key performances. especially from a player we haven't seen much of. it's c.j. prosise. will get a game ball for this new england. russell wilson, 348 yards, 3 touchdowns, no picks. prosise, who led the team in rushing and receiving, and nice to get kam chancellor back in the lineup in this one. three game balls. here's michele. >> i don't know what it is about these two teams. but you end up on the 1 goal line. what did that require? >> mental toughness. never giving up. we want to fight until we can't fight no more. 60 minutes, as long as we go. we go the distance. we can't play until we can play no more. >> you had big plays, including forcing a fumble on julian edelman. how were you able to perform this way? >> it's all god. i get my strength from the lord. and he just makes me come out and be capable to play like i played. it's a lot of film study. and my guys, they rally to give me energy to keep going. them. it's the brotherly love. >> congratulations on the win. >>

i mean, give credit to the seattle defense. it is so easy, when you're playing on defense, and yo offense is doing nothing, to sort of roll your eyes and -- not give up. but you know, more or less, get frustrated. this defense kept hammering and 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. ♪ oh, sunday night pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars. under toomey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away

seattle. >> now we know. take that cue from the coach bill belichick asked about a which trump read at a rally in new hampshire monday. >> he said he's friend with the president-elect and comments are not politically motivated. he was asked repeatedly follow-up questions about the letter and belichick just kept saying, seattle. seattle. it's, like, you know, a new designer song. instead of panda, go seattle. seattle. >> so quarterback tom brady was asked about the election, and he did not have much to say either. >> talk to my wife. anymore. i think that's a good decision. made for our family. >> so atta rally on monday, trump described the phone conversation with brady in which he said the quarterback had offered his support. brady wouldn't confirm or deny that. >> seattle. >> seattle. >> i'm going to use that on you from now on. >> totally. jack, what do you think of the election? >> seattle. >> okay. there you go. all right. great. >>> coming up, the man behind >> kyes. what we learned went

you have to give seattle credit for the way that defense tony, thanks. oakland, kansas city, new england, all with the best record, 7-2. dallas has the best record at 8-1. we bring in mike florio from profootballtalk.com. after the game today, the great dallas win over pittsburgh. jerry jones said dak prescott is the starter is there more to the story? >> there is, mike. i stoke to steven jones, the executive v.p. of the cowboys earlier in the week. he romo is healthy and part of the active roster, jason garrett and scott linehan will have the ability to switch to tony romo in a game, if they believe that in those circumstances, they need the boost that could come from using romo. right now, prescott looks great. but once romo is on the active roster, prescott could be the starter and romo the finisher. it will be up to jason garrett to make that call. >> every time there's a referendum on dak prescott, do that. you can catch mike on profootball talk live, from 7:00 to 9:00 eastern. that's followed by "the dan patrick show" from 9:00 to noon. cris and al

seattle's pretty white. but again, the real test for senator sanders is really can he reach the very diverse multiracial democratic party base? and i don't think we're going to see that. hawaii will be interesting but in general, this weeksd will not be a test of that. >> and they obviously got there early if they're that far in front. and coming out soon, according to his campaign manager. and your thoughts as we look over this crowd? >> i think one thing that's really important to recognize is we're seeing a very, very large crowd and after bernie sanders' essentially been counted out. the media has been recognizing, correctly, that at this point it's mathematically improbable to secure the nomination. he would needed to have won every state by 60% but then he lost arizona and even with that, we're still seeing these people this passionate about him and willing to come out in this mass. and i think that's a really big deal. >> to you base it on your time in the field as all about bernie and his enthusiasm

seattle congratulations. the commissioner of major league soccer. >> let me start say to the city of toronto and the fans. you folks showed your country you are a soccer nation. we are proud of everything you have been able to do. we appreciate it. tonight is about seattle. a team that shining light and beacon for our league. it's my pleasure to present the trophy to the 2 owners of the seattle sounders. joe ross and adrian. congratulations, guy. >> [cheers and applause] >> [cheers and applause] >> [fireworks popping]. >> a club with roots to 1974 in the old league. reborn in the '90s. joining mls in 2009. mls cup winners for the very first time. always on the doorstep. always in the playoffs. very often right on the verge. in the penalty shootout thanks to that man stefan frei. 7 saves during the game and an 8th save in the shootout as seattle prevails to win mls cup 2016. we have plenty more to go. join us over on fs1. coming up next. reaction from toronto. we begin from all of us, and our fantastic crew. w

i mean, give credit to the seattle defense. it is so easy, when you're playing on defense, and yo offense is doing nothing, to but you know, more or less, get frustrated. this defense kept hammering and 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 . the cardinals will have the ball at the 25

i mean, give credit to the seattle defense. it is so easy, when you're playing on defense, and yo offense is doing nothing, to sort of roll your eyes and -- not give up. but you know, more or less, get frustrated. 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. ?? know time and effort can lead to something special. ?? hieved by working together. know you can enjoy the party you've dreamed of for 15 years. ?? pnc offers you information, services and solutions >> al: go to overtime. seattle is 4-1, looking for their fourth-straight win. ariz

i mean, give credit to the seattle defense. it is so easy, when you're playing on defense, and yo offense is doing nothing, to sort of roll your eyes and -- not give up. this defense kept hammering and 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 . >> 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 t

on to seattle. hosting seattle. and zxavier rhode, your first career interception -- first of the season. don't want to take anything away from you. first of the season. couldn't have come at a better time. what were you seeing? >> we practiced all week about rodgers coming out of the pocket. i just covered my guy and i was in the right spot at the right time. >> next week you're at home, you host seattle. they were there earlier this season and really handed it to you guys. why do you think this time can be different? >> because we looked at our flaws and our mistakes we did last time and correct those and come with a better attitude and not make mental errors. >> division champs, how does it sound? >> it sounds really great. this is my first time ever winning it. take it all in and celebrate as a team. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> bob? >> all right, thanks, very much, michele. here is the schedule for next week. we start with the nfc, the panthers have finished 15-1 and the cardinals are 13-3 have the byes

i mean, give credit to the seattle defense. it is so easy, when you're playing on defense, and yo offense is doing nothing, to sort of roll your eyes and -- not give up. but you know, more or less, get frustrated. 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

on to seattle. hosting seattle. and zxavier rhode, your first career interception -- first of the season. don't want to take anything away from you. first of the season. couldn't have come at a better time. what were you seeing? >> we practiced all week about rodgers coming out of the pocket. i just covered my guy and i was in the right spot at the right time. >> next week you're at home, you host seattle. they were there earlier this season and really handed it to you guys. why do you think this time can be different? >> because we looked at our flaws and our mistakes we did last time and correct those and come with a better attitude and not make mental errors. >> division champs, how does it sound? >> it sounds really great. this is my first time ever winning it. take it all in and celebrate as a team. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> bob? >> all right, thanks, very much, michele. here is the schedule for next week. we start with the nfc, the panthers have finished 15-1 and the cardinals are 13-3 have the byes

seattle marches back down the field. they have a chance to win it on a chip shot field goal and they miss it. the game winds up finishing in a 6-6 tie, an unbelievable game and the only team it hurts is the cardinals because now they have one all that ground on the seattle seahawks. >> reporter: absolutely, mark. i think it's safe to say we're all a little numb and a lot of the fans left the same way i think, but who has the best scoop? let's go see what the guys have to say. what a game. >> reporter: it's a game i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: i'm still looking at that scoreboard 6-6. >> reporter: this is what's cardinal players and fans themselves. the cardinals time and time again control the clock and move the ball up and down the field. four times in regulation they move inside the seahawks 30- yard line but yet only had three points on that scoreboard and yet seattle didn't get into cardinals territory until they blocked the punt in the 4th quarter and yet they can walk off the field 6- locker room

we'll host a debate with seattle city councilmember kshama sawant and with the former mayor of seattle mike mcginn. then in a landmark ruling here in washington, a state judge has ruled a lawsuit can proceed against psychologists james mitchell and bruce jessen, two of the architects of the cia torture program. will the first victims of cia torture finally have their day in court? amy: we'll speak with attorney dror ladin of the aclu, which has filed the lawsuit on behalf of torture victims. and we'll also talk to former military intelligence officer colonel steve kleinman, who worked with mitchell and jessen at the military's survival, evasion, resistance, and escape school in spokane, washington. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. dozens of civilians have been killed in an airstrike on a camp for internally displaced syrians in idlib province near the border with turkey. at least 30 people were reportedly killed, some of them children, and dozens more wounded. u.n. humanitarian affairs chief stephen o'

seattle, seattle, seattle. just said that several times. the patriots play the seahawks sunday night so maybe just referring to the game. >> who did he vote for? >> seattle. >>> some travel related promotions designed to help you maybe decompress from the tension of the first this one from booking.com. so they're saying you can detox from the whole thing by booking a trip. the ad asking if we all need a vacation from politics. >> spirit is offering what they're calling the go north sale. you can get 75% off flights to destinations in upstate new york which they point out is just a short drive to canada. >> well, that's very nice of spirit airlines and fly to >> always take travel discounts. whatever it is they're trying to capitalize on. >>> back to the tom brady thing. his wife earlier in the week said no, no, no, i don't know what donald trump was saying. our family does not necessarily support -- so you get a sense there's a little bit of tension in the brady household. might be a split household there. >> i think tom did the right thing

and did seattle recover? the game is, in effect, over. but looks like brady winds up with the ball. >> referee: set the game clock to 14 seconds. 14 on the game clock. >> al: one more second back on the clock. >> cris: watch how soon brady moves here. actually on the move and i think it threw off the timing of the snap. you got your center down there, trying to survive and snap the ball and get low. and brady, you can see him move even before the snap started. and i just think it threw all of the timing off of that snap. >> al: brady is almost automatic that situation, sneaking it in. here we go, with the fourth and goal, for new england. >> cris: this is your two-point play. whatever your best two-point play is for this game, you're going to see it right now. >> al: and now, a flag. >> referee: 12 men, defense. penalty half the distance to the goal. no further doirst down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here the

seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford initiating the contact. so, he did not hit the center. did not land on the center. moves out. >> al: sherman laid out. couldn't get to it. third and four. interesting play call here. incomplete pass, gives arizona a lot of time after a punt. wilson. down the left side light. that's caught. by kearse. covered by marcus cooper, on a third and four. gutsy, gutsy call. >> cris: they brought all the pressure. watch all this stuff coming in here. and this offensive line, all one-on-one, one the outside, against cooper. speaking of a guy that makes big plays. jermaine kearse has made a few, too. >> al: 31-yard gain. michael, is going to get them very close to field goal range before he is taken out of bounds. the clock stops, 1:47. gain of six. >> cris: this is a pete carroll football game. i'll bet he said, don't give up. we're going to make a play. special teams, defense,

i mean, give credit to the seattle defense. it is so easy, when you're playing on defense, and yo offense is doing nothing, to sort of roll your eyes and -- not give up. but you know, more or less, get frustrated. 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

so it's all good for seattle. he runs through the entire zone coverage for 22 yards, stopping the clock. ian: seattle on the move. first down. seahawks. wilson running, slides, we hit the two-minute warning. 1:57 to play. seahawks trying to come from ian: the wait is almost over. be there when "the big bang theory" will have every talking. happens on monday, september 19. joseph and his first game as lel wilson time is all about. an opportunity with 1:57 to go to rally for the win againstcon in dolphins' territory. it's first catch of the day. and first down of the day and covering 11 yards. ian: shotgun for russell wilson. 1:28. d he did the playoffs against minnesota. dan: drove the team at the end of the half to get a field goal. this is definitely wilson time. and september 11 memorial museum and followed by "big brother" lw fo by "ain dead." miami has called a time-out. the dolphins has one remaining. 1:09 left on the clock. a second and 5 from the 12. dan: that was the first time xavien making a play. russel

i mean, give credit to the seattle defense. it is so easy, when you're playing on defense, and yo offense is doing nothing, to sort of roll your eyes and -- not give up. but you know, more or less, get frustrated. 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

he's the son of triple crown winner seattle slew. a "kill buyer" purchased seattle proud after his career ended, but hicaliber rescue a group based life. they raised the money to buy him and send him to his forever home here in iowa. at the age of three, seattle proud was worth 350 thousand dollars. now that his career is over they bought him for only 250 dollars. that's why unbridled spirits takes them in and gives them one job.. to be a horse. "37:03his typical day is rather relaxed. he doesn't really have any other job but to enjoy had green pastures, but he definitely enjoys his green pastures." seattle proud will stay at unbridled spirits for the rest of his life. coming up in our next half hour, we'll learn more about his legacy and how he got all the way from california to here. chris, nicole? one eastern iowa man is using old tools to make custom furniture that will last generations. in today's made in eastern iowa, how this man went from working in the hot sun to building rocking chairs insi good morning! it's ---. plan on a

seattle made a great defensive lead. take a look at chandler jones and the pressure on russell tanner mcilvoy blocks the punt. watch it again. the punt is blocked and that sets up seattle to tie the game. he nails it and it is tied at three. you have four minutes left in this game. you're thinking margin of error limited. we go into overtime. when y and you hit the left upright, can you believe it? unable to convert on the field goal. a chance to win the field goal. patrick peterson and james bettcher and a chance to ice the game on a 28-yarder and he for the cardinals played their tails off. heartbreaking tie, if you will. a 6-6 tie. let's send it out for the players and coaches, you want to check in with richard saenz. >> reporter: i could have sworn we were in the playoffs tonight that is the feel the playoffs h. and every play. both defenses gave a championship effort and we go to overtime. who doesn't love free football? after two missed field goals, we end up in a tie? really, a tie? are you kidding me? can you say