been a part ...of that southwest community... since 19-59. if ... you've been... curious... as... to what... that white blimp... has been doing... over the skies... of baltimore... for the last few days.../ we... have... the answer for you. the... u-s navy research laboratory... has sent... this blimp... up.../ to... conduct... aerial mapping... of restricted airspace... in the baltimore- d-c area.../. it'll... stay... in the air... thru... october fifth. a 100 year old church bell is missing. the sentimental piece of history was stolen from a storage area in mount airy. and church members say the timing couldn't be worse. the 200 pound bronze bell sits two feet high and is two feet wide . it's been in storage since 1993 when ridgeville methodist church in downtown mount airy

closed its doors and its members joined howard chapel united methodist church. the stolen bell was supposed to be placed at howard chapel---symboliz ing the blended congregations. ((sot- rev. laura schultz)) the bell was suppose to sit in a steeple that is scheduled to be built by next summer. if it is not returned, the steeple will be empty. state police are reviewing records from pawn shops and scrap yards. one retired vet is running across the chesapeake bay to show support for fellow veterans. not the bridge...the bay. because of safety hazards on the bay bridge, marine sergeant brendan o'toole was forced to run and jump on a boat equipped with a treadmill to complete his trek. he says his run across america is to promote awareness and raise funds for returning vets.

"in the marine corp i had a lot of good friends getting out have a hard time transistioning back towards civilian life and we found some non profit partners that will go the extra mile providing services to our veterans coming back from vigorous duties and we felt it was important to raise awareness and financial donations for them." o'toole has raised more than 200 thousand dollars since beginning his cross-country journey in california last november. he plans to finish his run in maine this coming veteran's day..november 11th. you can donate by going to foxbaltimore dot com slash newslinks. a bad day for italian pasta maker barilla, who's been in some hot water themselves for the last 36 hours, after their founder made anti-gay remarks. guido barilla... president of the company...told italian radio that he would never feature a same-sex couple... ...in their commercials because they are not the quote, "classic" family that reflect their values. that led to calls from gay rights groups

all across social media to boycott barilla. barilla has since taken to social media themselves, issuing an apology on their facebook page. speaking of gay rights, a good day for same-sex couples in new jersey, after a new jersey judge rules in favor of gay marriage. the state has already permitted civil unions, but today a judge issued a ruling, saying that in light of the recent supreme court rulings, same-sex marriages could begin as soon as next month. and its been a good day for a three year old arizona boy, honored this week as a hero. three year old guy fritzche was just adopted by his new family a few months ago. his speech impediment left him barely able to speak as recently as a year ago. but somehow,

guy managed to call 911 when his mother suffered a seizure, and get help. yesterday, he was honored by first responders, and given a ride on a fire truck. ad lib toss to wx ((take sot))

with time running out, president obama sends a clear message to congress. pass a budget..no strings attached. but will this game of political chicken end in an economic crash? a cross-state rivalry gets completely out of control, as an argument between fans of two rival baseball teams ends in bloodshed and death. more on that when the late edition continues. president obama

seems to be digging in as this critical weekend approaches. as wendell goler explains, he is standing defiant in defense of his embattled health care plan..... and refusing to negotiate on a debt limit extension. this time, the president claimed, the threat of a government shutdown isn't about reducing deficits, which are already falling... this time, he said, it's mostly about undoing obamacare. he said that's not going to happen. obama says: "those marketplaces will be open for business on tuesday, no matter what, even if there's a government shutdown. that's a done deal." mr. obama urged republican lawmakers to consider the impact of a shutdown on an economy that's still recovering too slowly. obama says: "that's why many republican senators and many republican governors have urged republicans to knock it off, pass a budget, and move on." as he spoke, federal agency heads said more than a third of the nation's 2.1 million federal workers would stay home if there's no agreement. combat troops would remain on

duty but training and maintenance would suffer... and civilian contractors already pinched by the so called sequester would be hit again. national parks across the country and national monuments here in washington would close. social security and medicare benefits would still go out but applications for new benefits would be delayed. whether or not congress avoids a government shutdown next week, the president warned lawmakers they'll have to extend the nation's debt ceiling by the middle of next month. failing to do that, he said, would have a e wlonomy.... on d he warned ol with it. washington, fox news. r, as the budget deadline looms, president obama is getting support from an unlikely ally...his former campaign rival. speaking to cnn, former republican candidate mitt romney says he understands the desire to repeal obamacare, but doesn't think holding the budget hostage is the way to do it.

get a democratic senate and a democratic president to say, "okay fine. we'll get rid of obamacare> congress will be working through the weekend in the hopes of passing a budget before the monday deadline. the federal government is coming to the aid of cash- strapped detroit. top white house officials met with city leaders today to lay out an almost 300- million-dollar plan in combined federal and private aid. the first infusion would reportedly be used to clear and redevelop run-down properties, improve transportation, and boost the police. about two months ago, detroit became the largest city ever to file for bankruptcy. san francisco's police chief... announces a zero-tolerance policy... for fan violence.../ after a baseball ...rivalry... leads to murder..../ this... is... 24 year old jonathan denver... at the giants-dodgers game wednesday ...with his father and brother.../. later that night,... he was stabbed to death....../. denver's

friend... says... he was probably... trying to protect his friends and family... when a fight broke out... at a bar... near the stadium. "matt gomes: i was just with his family and we're all kind of doing, i just feel horrible for his mom, his brothers just his whole family." chief greg suhr :the fact that anybody got into any sort of beef over the giants and the dodgers and somebody lost their life, it's just senseless. a... 21 year old suspect... was arrested... and... charged with homicide..../ police...say... he was part of a group... that wasn't even at the game..../ fire fighters in california are into their second day battling a massive fire at a hay field. the blaze began thursday night at a hay exporting company in the town of winters. so far, the fire has destroyed ten acres of hay and three barns. fire crews were able to protect the company's main processing facility from the flames... officials say the blaze could burn for several more days. no word as to how it started.

ad lib toss to dawn still ahead, a college student

made famous for her bad behavior...gets immortalized in art. the mona lisa, it ain't. find out how much this pop culture work of art fetched the artist, when the late edition continues. the internet search engine

that's so popular, it's become its own verb celebrates a birthday today...with a makeover. in honor of its 15th birthday...googl e has revamped its search formula, and is including new results for song and music searches. and push notifications will soon come to the google ios app. google founders, larry page and sergey brin, launched their company in a garage in september of 1998, forever changing the way we search the web. you have to question the common sense of someone who'd buy an immortalization of what really amounts to a testament to bad

choices. maybe you remember iowa state student samantha goudie, or perhaps better known as her nickname...vodka samm. she's the student that blew an unbelievable point-three- four-one on a breathalyzer last month, and lived to tell the tale. well, a local artist decided to commit sam's inebriation for posterity with the ironically titled portrait, "intelligent young woman with a bright future." the painting went up on ebay this week, and was sold for 295 dollars. the next time you think moving out of a house is a hassle...why not just move the entire house along with you? we'll show you how its done... next. it may be the country's oldest

mobile home. but it didn't start that way. for the last 130 years, norden hall has sat on the same corner in des moines, iowa. but no more...the 33 hundred square foot rowhome escaped demolition by being moved four blocks away....verrry slowly. now that the three hour move is complete, it will be renovated and converted into a restaurant and office space.

time for a last look at the seven day... dawn, what's it gonna be? the chances ray rice plays on sunday... and why joe flacco doesn't care about stats... next in sports unlimited...

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barnd. now its time for sports unlimited with morgan adsit. things are looking up for ray rice... rice returned to practice this

week for the first time... since hurting his hip week two against the browns. rice practiced all week... no set backs. and is listed as questionable for sunday in buffalo. that means it's a 50-50... game time decision. the ravens will monitor his hip tomorrow... john harbaugh said... he's hopeful to get rice back on the field soon. here's the complete injury report for the ravens... jacoby jones is out... terrence cody and ryan jensen doubtful. 8 guys questionable... ray rice, chris canty, brandon stokley and third string running back shaun draughn. rookie receiver marlon brown is expected to play... listed as probable. it's no secret the ravens offense isn't where it needs to be... nor where they want it. . the ravens could hit their offensive stride against the bills... who are 27th in total defense. that could help the run game... which hasn't rushed for over 100 yards a game yet this season. and it could help joe flacco... who's passer rating is 80... with 3 touchdowns to 2 interceptions... . that's deceiving... flacco is dealing with young and new receivers. and i don't need to bring up the tight end play again... .

flacco's going to be okay... numbers can lie... but records cannot. "there's one thing that he knows how to do. he knows how to win, which he's demonstrated since he's been here. not only that, he's a guy that's more concerned about the team; he isn't concerned about any individual accolades. a lot of guys will say that, but in actuality, they really don't believe it. he certainly lives it, breathes it, and he is what he is. it's what makes him a tremendous leader." dunbar and patterson... both schools honoring the military with their uniforms... . no score... sher-rod hawkes interception... returns it all the way back r the pick six... clippers with a surprising 6-0 lead... . later in the first quarter... poets take control... william crest lofts it to the end zone... jerrell jenkins reels it in... dunbar on top 8- 6... . 4th quarter... 34-6 poets... crest launches it down the field... tychar johnson fights off his defender... another dunbar score... they rout patterson... 42-6 final... after their

series with boston... the orioles are done. all that's left now... a positive note to take into the off season. and chance to spoil the red sox post season... boston can clinch homefield advantage with two more wins... birds looking to take that away... . top of the 1st... 1-0 red sox... daniel nava makes it 4-0... 3-run bomb... his 12th homer... . bottom 6... chris davis continues to make orioles' history... smashes his 53rd homerun... 28th at home, passing frank robinson's 27 long balls he hit at memorial stadium in 19-66... . 8th inning... mike bell-fee-or-a making his major league debut... david ortiz welcomes him to the show... a 3-run homer... ties cal ripken for 45th on the all- time home run list with 431... boston takes game 1... 12-3. that's all for sports unlimited... i'm morgan adsit thanks for watching... arsenio hall is next... have a great night...

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world-famous sunset boulevard, it's "the arsenio hall show," starring arsenio hall. featuring the posse, under the direction of robin dimaggio. tonight, actor and star of the new film "baggage claim," paula patton. music from seven-time grammy winner, gloria estefan, and star of amc's "hell on wheels," anson mount. now, a man willing to work during a government shutdown, here's arsenio hall! [cheers and applause]

[cheers and applause] [audience woofing] arsenio: thank you very much! relax v. a seat. i have a great show for you! oh, man, thank you, brother! thank you, sir! what's up? [cheers and applause] hi, y'all. hey, at home -- [cheers and applause] yes, i'm arsenio hall, and o.j. simpson ain't getting his hands on my cookies, ok. you all read about o.j.? you read this? o.j. simpson was busted again for stealing cookies in prison. [laughter]

so sad. but you can't blame him when you see who his cellmate is. check this out. yeah, yeah, you know. yeah. apparently, the cookie monster has made o.j. his bitch. [laughter] give me some cookies! just go give me cookies! and some juice. i would like to give a quick birthday shotout to singer meat loaf. yeah, he's 65 today. talented man. old buddy. 65 years old. you know, usually when you see meat loaf is 65 years old, you have to go to hometown buffet. it's interesting. [laughter] the subject of obama care has been a huge topic of debate this week. we've all been listening to a bunch of old guys discuss this.

argue about this. i think we should hear what young people have to say. and i'm an old guy, you know. we need to hear what young people have to say. live via satellite, we have an expert on the affordable health care act. darius, do you think we should defund obamacare? >> no, no, no, no! [laughter] arsenio: well said, my friend. well said. [applause] taking the counterpoint is charlotte. charlotte, do you agree with darius? [laughter] we're not getting anywhere with him. see, i don't understand obamacare. uys, can you explain it to me? [laughter] you