>> live, local, late-breaking. >> the ravens had a rough start but interceptions like this one by ed reed turned the game around and sent it into overtime. what a game. the bills led the ravens in the first two quarters, but after a big comeback and over time, the ravens and the bills' home still winless almost halfway into the season.

gerry sandusky is live at m&t bank stadium with a look at the game. >> you cannot find many people in the state who could recall that bolten -- buffalo arrived at an 0-5 team. the ravens go into the by week with a 37-34 win. it is a huge sigh of relief. ed reed was back with a fury. brian fitzpatrick and steve johnson gave the bills a 17-3 lead. first play of the second half, ed reed, welcome back to the ravens. he steps in front of a fitzpatrick pass and returned it to the buffalo 34 yard line. the ravens wasted no time cashing in. the next play, joe flacco with a flea flicker. mcgahee up top and wide open. the ball hung in the air for

seconds before drop down for the touchdown run. billy cundiff, he wrote term from 38 yards. he connected, his field goal when it. -- wins it. the bills leave baltimore when year grace the way our team is fighting right now, my heart is overwhelmed just with the way we fight as a team and what we put on in front of them today, every day i take that home. >> all kind of surprises today. in buffalo with 506 yards total offense. the day started with a 10-year anniversary celebration. by week's seven, nobody thought the ravens had a super bowl

team. they were not sure if they had a playoff team. now in week 7 they look like a playoff team, 5-2 heading into a buy week. >> gerry sandusky and pete gilbert are back with an extensive look at today's games letter to not right here on wbal-tv. >> another busy day in the maryland governor's race. martin o'malley and bob ehrlich hosted rallies to drum up excitement as election day nears. and george lettis has the story from under armour county. texted has been a big week for big-name endorsements. first was bill clinton for more normally. today it was rudy guiliani for bob ehrlich. -- first was bill clinton for

governor martin o'malley. the golf buddies that have been personal and professional golfing buddies for years. >> i is governor early s an example to other governors -- i use governor ehrlich as an example. giuliani called governor o'malley of failure and said the democrat is the biggest anti- business governor in the country. his visit comes on the heels of polls showing bob ehrlich is done by 14 points in the race. guiliani is nicknamed america's mayor. >> both candidates spoke about a new poll of campaigning across the state guest today. fo>> two days ago, gonzalez had

five. >> there are many examples in american history of pulsating one candidate is up and then a week later they don't succeed. i don't have a lot of confidence in anything the polls say this year. >> new fund-raising numbers show bob ehrlich has our raised o'malley by about $1 million. the voters will discuss it -- decide who will control congress. democrats are promising to hold their ground. brian moore has the latest from washington. >> with one full week of campaigning left, the head of the republican party predicts the gop will seize the house in the november 2 congressional election. >> i think you will see an unprecedented wave on election day that will surprise a lot of people. >> president obama is trying to even the odds for struggling democrats.

so is former president bill clinton. >> you gave them eight years to dig the hole. give us half that time to get us out of it. you will see an america going to the 21st century. >> and west virginia, the democratic governor has a 69% approval rating but he is in a tough fight with republican businessman. >> in florida's three way senate race, the party republican marco rubio is as strong front runner. he is taking fire from kendrick meet an independent charlie crist. hardball politics for another nine days. in addition to ohio and pennsylvania, the president is heading to illinois this coming

week where his former senate seat is up for grabs. >> are you ready for the election? we have provided a wealth of information on our website, wbaltv.com, from canada profiles to fact checks. just click on politics at the top of the home page. baltimore city police are searching for the gunman who killed a man in east baltimore. police say a 20-year-old man was shot at 9:30 last night. furor arrangements have been finalized for the third ball for city police officer killed within a month's time. a public viewing will be held for officer tommy portz. the funeral will take place wednesday. he was killed last week when his car slammed into the back of a fire truck. he was a nine-year veteran. several -- seven people are

recovering after they were overcome by carbon monoxide. authorities say all seven people inside the home are able to escape, but five of them had high levels of carbon monoxide in their system. they were taken to the university of maryland medical center and placed in a hyperbaric chamber. we are told they are all in stable condition. a fire inside a dundalk home has left a 54-year-old woman in critical condition tonight. flames broke out or around 6:30 a.m. in the basement of the home. three people were rescued from the second-floor but crews there on the injured woman in the basement. they believe she suffered burns and smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. in denver, skiers are hitting the slopes for the first time this season. a look at the snowfall, still ahead. plus a nationwide recall on beef sticks.

>> we started the weekend was a frosty temperatures. frosty temperatures. see what is in store for the

public safety is a governor's most important job. that's why governor martin o'malley has instituted new dna and fingerprinting technology that's reducing violent crime... new, stronger domestic violence and abuse legislation... and o'malley passed new laws to better track and convict sexual predators, with even longer prison sentences. as a father of four, i know there's always more that we must do to protect our children and make maryland an even safer place to raise our families.

x level and the ski area open its doors for the species and. in 2009 in open on october 6. a mile long run will open today and resort plans to be open seven days a week. more than 2,700 pounds of beef steaks are being recalled tonight.

officials say the product was shipped nationwide and consumers say hard plastic or even pieces of glass have been found inside the products. the ravens turned around and went against the bills in overtime. and in the racing has not hit the streets of baltimore yet, but one neighborhood put on the race with out all the noise. >> it is been an unseasonably mild day in the baltimore area and there are more oil and timber jurors coming in. partly cloudy skies -- there are more of warm temperatures co

>> next year, fast cars will be taking over the streets of baltimore. today the official baltimore grand prix car was showcased at the downhill derby. this was the area's first downhill birdie.

the baltimore grand prix car sat on the corner of hamilton ave. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meterologist tom tasselmyer. >> early saturday morning, temperatures were down in the 30's, a touch of frost in the area. we wrap up the weekend with temperatures unseasonably mild. it added to 77 degrees at the inner harbor and 75 degrees at b.w.i. marshall, a good 11 degrees above normal. the record high was 82 degrees in 2001. the record low was 25. nothing in the rain gauges across the region. that may change by this time tomorrow and linney -- lingering into the middle part of the week. for now is just dry and mild. on the eastern shore, some upper 60's. randallstown at 68 and colombia

are mild 69. 72 around d.c. and college park. high-level clouds, not grain producers, but at least a little cloud cover at terms moving through tonight. should stay quite mild. 52-59 for the overnight low with light southwest winds at about 5 miles an hour. the unsettled weather is working its way up into the great lakes and down to the -- down to louisiana. the chance for off and on showers and may be a thunderstorm, temperatures will be warming up and the atmosphere unstable enough that some of that showers and storms down near a no. 0 could work the way up in central and eastern maryland -- down here nor folne.

it could linger into the early morning hours of thursday. war clouds and possibly some showers in the middle of the week. a chance for a shower or strong as we head toward evening and warm again, 68-73. southerly breezes on the open waters of the beat cop -- of the bay, so there is a small craft advisory. sun giving way to clouds and a chance for a late thunderstorm around the bay. the same scenario on the lower eastern shore. risk of a thunderstorm especially near evening. a hurricane to track, almost making landfall, very close to belize city on the coast of central america. whence of 9 miles an hour, it is a healthy category one

hurricane. it is expected to tractor mexico and perhaps come up into the southern part of the gulf of mexico during the early part of the week. we will have to keep an eye on it. 71 and at afternoon storm tomorrow, only 20% chance of a storm, scattered showers wednesday into thursday morning. turning breezy and cooler toward the end of the week. >> the ravens win over the >> the ravens win over the stillwinless

woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion

dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our money. woman 4: our money. woman 5 sync: and he worked for another bank that collapsed. man 4: costing tax payers 17 million. anncr: tell bob ehrlich big banks don't need help. middle class marylanders do. >> the saying goes, there is no

more dangerous opponent than one who comes to your house winless. they must have had the buffalo bills in mind. >> the ravens shot themselves in the foot several times today. thebill's opponents into game a lot longer than they should have. >> the ravens win in overtime. for ed reed, it was homecoming day as he finally got on the field for the first time this afternoon. john harbaugh was happy to have him back. brian fitzpatrick, and steve johnson, 17-3 buffalo. fitzpatrick -- picked off by ed reed. the first of two touchdown receptions of the game. a flea flicker after the ad read interception. anquan boldin in the end zone.

>> matt birk tell me he was a lot smarter, but he was not on that play. there was ed reed again, his second interception of the game. we knew he would be much more of a factor as far as creating turnovers. fitzpatrick simply would not go away. on third down, the ravens were terrible throughout the day, giving up 11417. four touchdown passes for fitzpatrick, and it was a 34-31 game. going to overtime, tied at 34. ray lewis with his super bowl brother's watching, he makes the play. sets up billy cundiff, who has not yet had a chance to kick a

game-winning field goal or even try one as a raven. he said it is the most exciting and you can do in the world, and today he did it. john harbaugh, are you concerned, or are you feeling ok? >> i am not going to stand here and say that we played well. we have some things that we did not do very well at all, but that is a good football team. that had two weeks, they had rest, they had a nice game plan and they played very well, especially on offense. we have to play better than that to be the kind of team we want to be, but i am proud of the win. >> it shaped up to be a bit of an upset, and sunday. you know it is an unusual sunday when the cleveland browns beat the defending super bowl .hampionsh

>> they got the job done. they ran over the saints comically leading 10-0. drew breeze, the super bowl mvp, his fourth interception of the game. bowens saunters his way and, 64 yards for the touchdown. >> you move faster on bourbon street than that. >> 30-17 was the final and cleveland stuns the defending super bowl champs. >> pittsburg not of -- knocks off the miami dolphins. stay with us, the forecast is straight ahead.

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lex mild temperatures continue for most of this week. 70's monday through thursday, killing off friday into saturday. a chance for scattered showers and storms from late tomorrow into tuesday and then clearing out finally. it looks like a nice weekend shaping up next weekend. >> thanks for joining us. nightly news is next. we w

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working for a lobbying firm. $2.5 million? he's not really on my side. with this tough economy, we really need a governor on our side.