seventh title in chicago here at the bmw championship tomorrow. 62 for him. seven-shot lead into the final round. we'll have that final round for you of the bmw championship beginning at 2:00 eastern time tomorrow. tiger in the final group with brandt snedeker. up next, except on the west coast, it is your local news. then at 8:00, 7:00 central, "law and order," all tonight on nbc. once again, a great job by the folks in the truck. our producer tommy roy, co-producer tom randolph, director doug rayburn. i'm dan hicks saying so long from cog hill. we'll see you tomorrow where you've been watching golf's best on nbc sports.

baseball bat against a machete, more on that story coming out. >> thousands of people took to the nation's capital to protest out of control spending. >> sunshine is in the forecast. all the details coming

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the suspect in a domestic assault and up the hospital after fleeing the scene and crashing. the big story this evening, two young men taken to hospital after an early-morning assault. the victim was attacked with a baseball bat. melissa carlson has the latest. >> quite a rude awakening, the woman's ex-boyfriend came in and attacked her new boyfriend. the harford county police say it happened just after 6:00 a.m. this morning. they say the man entered the home through a third story balcony wielding a baseball bat. the current boyfriend confronted the man and the living room, where the police say he was attacked. the new boyfriend fought back. >> evidently, when he entered the apartment building with a

baseball bat and began swinging it, the victim reached down and picked up a machete nearby, swinging a bat. he superficially cut the man, but there were no stronger injuries. >> even so, the intruder when to the hospital. he later got into a car accident in baltimore and has serious injuries to his back. he is currently in the hospital and the police say charges are pending. melissa carlson, wbal tv 11 news. baltimore city police are searching for the suspect shot and killed a man at a bus stop in the middle of the day. the police said the victim was sitting on a bicycle at the stop in northern parkway and mclean boulevard when he was shot. it happened at about 3:00 p.m. yesterday. the police are asking anyone with information to call crime stoppers, 1-866-lockup.

a baltimore city police officer is out of jail on bail after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a juvenile. he entered the plea yesterday, thursday, before the trial was to start. he admitted to taking a young girl who was in his care down to his basement in march of 2008 and then tried to fondle her. he was suspended after his arrest and is scheduled to be sentenced december 7. the state's attorney's office is investigating hidden camera tapes that show acorn workers providing advice to people looking to open up prostitution business. so far, four workers have been fired. now the hot button issue, it is illegal to record audio somebody without their permission. the state's attorney is considering prosecuting. >> in maryland, it is a five- year felony for surreptitious

taping of conversations without the two-party consent. >> acorn contends it is part of a political smear campaign, and they claim the videos are more of a distraction. yesterday, the u.s. census bureau severed its ties with acorn after republican accusations of voter registration fraud. i what a miserable day outside, cloudy, mist in the atmosphere. the satellite picture, the clouds up and down the i-95 corridor, the low pressure just off the jersey coast that provided the rain. the temperature still only and the 60's. it will be slow clearing with leftover showers, the temperatures into the upper 50's, low 60's. there is sunshine and the forecast. that is coming up. tens of thousands of anti-

tax protestors flooded the streets of the nation's capital today as the last out on a coast-to-coast series of tea parties protesting big spending and government. president obama was the focus of many of the attacks, but he is on the road today in minnesota. >> tens of thousands of tea party protesters across the country marched down pennsylvania avenue and rallied at the u.s. capitol. they're hoping to send a clear message to washington. >> the one thing that bothers them the most is government and forging on their lives. >> -- infringing on their lives. >> this was the last out organized by the conservative groups. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to waterloo! >> republican lawmakers were along with a parade of official speakers. >> we will take this country back in 2012.

>> the vast majority here were just ordinary americans, making a statement by attending. the signs should their grievances are many. some blame the congress. >> they are headed in the wrong direction. >> some blame president obama. the president was in minnesota, trying to sell his health care plan and close the bitter partisan divide parade -- the bitter scent -- the bitter partisan divide. >> the time for action has passed. now it is time to deliver. >> using campaign-style stops, the president is hoping to build on the momentum from his prime- time address this past week to a joint session of congress. but grassroots conservatives are addressing congress and the nation, too, hoping to send their own message loud and clear. the protesters say washington

is their ultimate destination, but it is not the end of the road. after some days in orbit, astronauts from the space shuttle discovery are back on solid ground. it is high school is honoring the county's first african- american football coach. and police caught their

a man accused in deadly shootings in michigan has been taken from jail to the hospital with a self-inflicted wound. prosecutors say he suffered a serious gash after cutting his arm, but was expected to recover. he is charged with gunning down and anti-abortion activist and a business owner friday.

>> at the time of his arrest, he made a statement that he was involved in a homicide the same day. >> authorities say he was arrested before fulfilling a plan to kill a third man. prosecutors say he had grudges against all three men. he was ordered held without bond. what you have tonight? >> normally, saturday is all about college football. the orioles were impressive. we'll talk about sports coming up. >> if you had to cancel plans because of the weather today, i have good news in the forecast. 66 degrees at the airport right now, 67 downtown, 8

the space shuttle discovery is back on earth after a

successful mission to the international space station. bad weather forced nasa to landed on the west coast instead of cape canaveral, fla. the crew was happy to be home but wished they had could have seen their family in florida. they dropped off tons of supplies during the space walk including a five--- $5 million treadmill. it was a very gray day to day. we have a low-level moisture, and a little bit of mist and hayes. lots of clouds. the center of the storm is just off the jersey coast, still allowing for the clouds to continue to sit and spin perry there is some clearing over to the west, and that is what we will be enjoying. the temperatures in the 80's where they had sunshine.

under the cloud cover, we have been stuck in the 60's and 70's. 66 downtown, 67 downtown, 66 easton, 72 ocean city. the temperatures will be dropping a little bit tonight, 67 degrees at the airport, 69 downtown. typically, the temperatures are supposed to be in the upper 70's this time of year. local airing tonight, leftover showers, 57-62 -- though clearing tonight, leftover showers, 57-62. then things clear out. the wind out of the north, northwest will make it comfortable, a high pressure moving and -- moving in. we're looking for to more sunshine tomorrow and a lot of that sunshine monday and tuesday. 3:00 a.m., we are clearing out and baltimore. at the little bit of a from -- a

little bit of a front. tomorrow, partly cloudy, warmer, partly cloudy. at game time 1:00, partly cloudy, 80 degrees. on the chesapeake bay, the wind out of the north, northwest, all across the state the temperatures in the upper 70's, low 80's. very pleasant day. great opportunity to get out there and mow the lawn. the 7 day forecast, partly cloudy monday, 83. at 81 degrees tuesday. rain showers arrive the middle of the work week, temperatures in the 70's. the football field is now officially yates field. the baltimore county school superintendent joined dignitaries today for the dedication of the field in honor of the park hill coach. he was the first african- american head coach. yates, who passed away in 2006 at the age of 83, coached the

team more than a decade. early this morning, the orioles earned their first ever win at yankee stadium. 10 hours later, back on the field again, top two, facing a.j., he gets all over that. a 15th home run of the season. same inning, bases loaded, brian roberts, my goodness. it is gone, a fifth career grand slam. robinson cano, the weak pop fly to left. he can hit and he concealed. fearlessly into the stands, he hangs on. -- he can hit and he can field. fearlessly he goes into the stands. he hangs on. seven-three the final, the

orioles going for the sweep in new york sunday. navy opened up their season nearly pulling of the greatest upset in school history, facing columbus. today against louisiana tech. first quarter, louisiana tech up 7-0. he is leaving lots of guys around trying to catch him. it down the sideline. who do you think is faster? 85 yards, touchdown. 14-0, louisiana tech. maybe gets the ball back. running the option pitch, 16 yards, 30 to one answered points. -- 32 unanswered points. johns hopkins enjoying a home opener today. last year, hopkins won the game in triple overtime. isecond quarter, the yellow

jackets knocking on the door. he ties the game. third quarter, of speed right, 24 carries, 100 yards for the right -- 120 yards for the win. great high-school game, gilman hosting dematha. the greyhounds were hoping to upset the stags. we are tied. second quarter, he goes to the air. the long drive, capped off by this eight-yard toss. 14-7 gilman. the stags win the game.

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how are we looking? >> today was a gray day. >> jogging in the mist was a experience. >> tomorrow, much better. the sunshine returns. at 81 degrees, a great day for football. sunshine monday and tuesday. cloudy and rainy toward the middle of the week and and of the week. typical fall weather, but beautiful football weather. >> they have been through training camp, they are fine.

the line on this keeps growing in favor of the ravens. nobody thinks the ravens are going to lose this game. across the board, everybody thinks it will be a blowout. therefore, i am a little bit nervous. >> a lot of pressure. that is it for the news. nbc nightly news is next. nbc nightly news is next. although baltimore county's decision this week to add speed cameras within a half mile radius of school zones raced through, the county council voted in favor of their implementation.

thankfully, it appears everyone agrees it is not about speed. some have argued whether it is fair or accurate to be caught speeding by an electronic device. opponents of the devices called the cameras a tax and revenue generator. the county police chief says the technology improves public safety and it is all about safety, not revenue. he also argued on site police officers will be more effective to determine speeding and drug activity and potential look -- and potential sex offenses. we agree, but unfortunately with limited resources, on-site police officers are not available at all times and the speed cameras are a good addition to the law enforcement efforts. the fact is drivers or not speeding will not generate revenue of. the decade of using red light cameras has proven to be a deterrent. consequently, the number of

cameras has increased. it is against the wall to run traffic lights and it is against the law to speed. -- it is against the law to run traffic lights and it is against allot to speed. there are a welcome addition. there are a welcome addition. [house] wow! i feel like a new house

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