ailors... and... the crges... againsthem../. won't be releed... until... after... they're arraigned... this week.../. diver... 1st ...class... james ray-her.. and... diver... 2nd class... rn harris... drowned in a pond. at... the military... facility... in february. police have identified the man whe body was pulled from the water in harbor east earlier this morning. the body of 58 year old douglas page was found floating in the water at lancaster street at south central avenue arod 10 o'clock this morning. what's still uncertain is how page, who lived nearby, ended up in the war in the first place. as... the... government shutdown ...approaches... its nth day,.../ president obama... took his message ...to the people.../ that... it's... time to end the madness, .../ and... reopen the government.../. but... house speaker john boehner... says... its.... the president.../ not... his party,.../ holding the country hostage.

us to work out our differences but refusing to negotiate is an untenable position and frankly by refusing to negotiate harry reid and the president are putting our country on a pretty dangerous path.> both parties agree... the urgency... grows.../ since... we're... ten days... from... the deadline to raise... the debt ceiling. given... the rrent... climate... in d.c..../. many wonder - / where'.s.. the leadership??? so far,... party representatives ... won't... compromise.../ house republicans... have... taken aim... at... funding... for obamacare. ../ bu.. the psident... is... refusing... to negotiate... on... other issues... in... thspending bill.../. < "and the lack of leadership i think in this ca is that they've lost sight of the fundamentals of principaled negotiaon, which really are to engage the other side in a onstructive way and to remain grounded and centered in your beliefs. and that involves getting

around the table."> mediators say ...there are seral power dynamics... that factor into... the decision... to avoid negotiations. as the debt ceiling crisis looms closer, president obama is poised to make one of the most important financial decisions of his presidency. after months of debate and horse trading with lawmaker, white house sources y the president will nominate fed vice chairwoman janet yellin to lead thefederal reserve after ben bernanke steps down next year. the president considered his former economic advis, lawrence summers to lead the fed, but after months of democratic resistance in the senate, summers withew himself from coideration. one week after maryland's health insurance exchange opens to the public...only 300 peoplhave formally rolled. but state officials are defending the program. they say more than 170-thousand people have logged onto the state's website...seeking information about how to sigup for coverage.

(question) "only 300 some people have signed up for the exchange. is that a disappointment? well, i think it's not surprising given he fact that initially we had some trouble getting people getting through the first stage of the process so i would not say i am disappointed, i think we're impressed how manyeople are interested." sharfstein...say s he's still predictig that by the end of the first year... 150-thousand marylanders will have enrold in the health exchange. quite a sight in parkville, as a burst water main turned a street into a white water rapid for a brief time. public works officials say a 24 inch main ruptured around four o'clock this afternoon, between putty hill avenue and old harford road. the water ctinued to gush for nearly an hour before it was shut off. fortunately, no customers lost water from the break. no word on when repairs will be complete. it was a bad night... for an unknown armed robber in entwood new york,.../ who icked the wrong

convenience store to r.../. surveillance video... sows t clerk-- despite having a gun... shoved in hi face--/ grab ...a.. huge machete... from under the counter,.../ and... chase the would-be robber ...out of the store../ and... off the parking lot.../. besides being brave,... the clerkas unbelievably lucky.../, since police say the suspect, ... fired... two shots--/ one in the store, .../ and... one outside, .../ and... missed both times. a good day for 17 year old haillie scott of clinton township, michigan...named homecoming queen of chippewa valley high last weekend. maybe you don't know her by face, but rap fans cerinly know her by name. she's the daughter of rap star eminem. slim shady mself was there to witness the honor, but watched from inside the school, so he wouldn't draw attention from his daughter's big night. and closer to home, it was a

good day for legendary baltimore colt lenny moore, who took part in the unveiling of a street named in his honor. what was "resource drive" in randallstown is now "lenny moore way." moore was a dominant force for the colts from his rookie year in 1956, and continued to carve records for 11 seasons, ultimately being inducted into canton in 1975. ad lib toss to wx

given the current government shutdown, you might not be all that upset that several members of congress were hauled away by d-c police today. but not for the reasons you might think... we'll tell you why, when the late edition continues... and one of hollywood's most celebrated actors reveals a surprising secret about his heath. find out the secret battle tom hanks has been struggling wi, and how it developed, next. supreme court justices -- are

wasting no time at all -- diving into a hugely controversial case. fox news correspondent shannon bream has more on the start of a new session -- and a very old conflict -- that even has the president weighing in. obama says: "what it means is ordinary americans are shut out of the process." today president obama reisited the campaign finance controversy that sparked a showdown at his 2010 state of the union address, causing justice samuel alito to shake his head and mouth "not true" - in response to the president's characterizatio n othe court's ruling in a case

about political campaign donations by entities like unions and other organizations. the supreme court tkled part two of that discussion this morning - this time looking at the constitutionalit y of limits on individuals who contribute to political candidates - as well as giving to committees controlled by the national parties. limits the president wts to see the justices uphold. obama says: "there aren't a lot of functioning democracies around the world that work this way. where you can basically have millionaires and billionaires bankrolling whoever they want, however they want." the original plaintiff - shaun mccutcheon - is an alabama businessman who says he's baffled that he can donate to candidates across the country - but once his donations hit a specific dollar limit, he can't spend another dime - meaning he can't give to all the candidates he'd like to support. chief justice john roberts questioned how that logic squares with the first amendment saying quote... "you could not have a rule that says the -- th post or the new york times can only endorse nine candidates."

others - including justice ruth bader ginsburg - noted the anti- corruption argument behind the current law quote " ... that by having these limits you are promoting democratic participation ... and you won't have the super- affluent as the speakers that will ntrol the elections." opponents of the caps argue - however - they serve to limit who gets to speak - and how. murphy says: "by getting rid of these limits, we can ensure not only that people can do that but that they're doing so inhe most transparent way possible." harkening back to that 2010 decision today - the president saide believes that it contributed to the breakdown in washington right now - saying quote "some ideological extremist who has a big bankroll can entirely skew our politics." at the supreme court, shannon bream, fox news. not weighed down with the business of passing a budget, several congressmen found a way to get themselves hauled off to jail. eight democratic members of the house, including longtime civil rights activist john lewis, were arrested after refusing police orders to move during an immigration rights rally. the senate

passed an immigration reform bill back in the spring, but it has yet to come to a vote in the house. tom hanks' memorable roles have forded him fame, fortune, and countless awards. but he's revealed the cost to that career--type two diabetes. talking to david letterman last night, hanks says that the extreme weight swings he's undergone in movies like philalphia and castaway, have taken a toll on his health. type two diabetes is the most common form of the diabetes, affecting just under 26 million people, or eight percent of the u-s population. ad lib toss to vytas

he must be cranking up the puff daddy at the treasury department, because when it comes to beating counterfeiters this week, it's all about the benjamins. we'll tell you how they're giving the c-note a face lift. and maybe the next thing they'll ban is chocolate milk. wait till you hear the chihood game that's being banned from the playground of one elementary school. it simply defies common sense.

well if you're fortunate enough to be carrying them...those benjamins in your wallet might look a bit different. the first of the redesigned 100 dollar bills are rolling off the presses at the treasury today. the new notes are meant to be harder to counterfeit, thanks to a 3-d security ribbon on the front, and multiple colors in the ink. interestingly, of all the american hundred- dlar-bills in existence... 65 percent of them are held outside the u.s

the show-me state is showing the nation the lowest gas prices that we've seen in years. according to triple-a the average price for gas in the state of missouri is three-oh-five per gallon. in some saint louis suburbs, it's as low as two-seventy- eight. that's definitely a nationwide low. gas prices haven't been below three dollars nationally since december of 2010. it's a game that kids have played almost as long as kids had the ability to run. so the decision of one michigan school to ban the game of tag, just defies common sense. but that's the letter that parents of kindergartners at zeeland elementary school received last week. the letter states that they're instituting a policy of "no tag, no chasing" after what they describe as almost daily injuries. the principal says the letter wasn't run past her before it was sent, but she supports her teachers. in space...no one can hear you

scream... "i want a pizza!" but take heart, astronauts...hel p may be on the way. we'll explain, next.

if you think it's hard to get a good pizza delivered in the suburbs...imagine how hard it must be when you're 205 miles "above" the nearest domino's. so engineers have come up with a way to make pizza...with a printer! a 3-d printer to be precise. the futuristic device uses powdered ingredients to

build a square of dough, and then adds a layer of sauce and some cheese topping. it's cooked using a heated plate. nasa may consider this process as a way of replacing their freeze- dried m-r-e pouches. but it first needs to pass fda approval. dunbar is attempting to do something that has never been done before... our prep player of the week hopes to make it a reality... next in sports unlimited...

and when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. -- that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe. if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, the quarterback is going to have a long night. is that your sister? look, are you trying to take my job? maybe. technology that lets you play with the big boys. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's powerful. at 800-974-6006 tty/v.

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after snapping a four game regular season losing streak on the road last week in miami, the ravens are back in the friendly confines of m&t bank stadium this sunday, hosting the green bay packers... oddsmakers have installed the ravens as 3 point underdogs... playing without injured tight end dennis pitta, as well as wideout jacoby jones, the ravens offense has struggled at times, and the defense has been on the field for longer than you'd like, but despite that, they still find themselves above 500...3-2 to be exact.. given everything that's happened, that's not too bad.. but the head raven is not satisfied... even though we're still in the midst of football season...they're getting ready to crank it up for basketball.. jed gamber reports from college park... it's another tuesday night,

of the week award... this week, we're on the gridrion... dunbar quarterback william crest is in the final year

of a triumphant high school career... and he's intent on going out with a bang.. the poets are 4-1 and ranked 6th in the sun's metro poll.. thru five games, crest has thrown for over 12-hundred rds and 7 touchdowns,,,he' s also run for 250 and 4 more td's.. to say the least, he's begun his senior season with a bang crest and his fellow seniors have a chance to do something no one's ever done before...win a fourth consecutive state championship.. crest takes possession of the coveted prep player of the week award... called the allolite, it's provided by allogram on greenspring drive in timonium,

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here's arsenio hall! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] arsenio: thank you. thank you all. have a seat. relax. great crowd. y'all too. thanks for joining me. i'm arsenio hall. and i have a bad case of dodger fever. [cheers and applause] oh, gosh. fall in thing like

l.a.. i saw dodgers' manager don mattingly spraying a pumpkin with champagne. different kind of halloween. see, i'm from cleveland so i don't get feeling this good this time of year. i'm an indians fan from birth. and y'all having a good time, right? [cheers and applause] this is an unusual feeling for me. got a lot of stuff to talk to you about. the new $100 bill went into circulation and it differs from the old $100 because it's only worth $53. so sad. you can tell the country is run by a brother. you can tell it's run by a black man because they did a makeover on ben franklin. here's the old bill. check this out. and of course, here's the new one. yeah. [applause]

now, ben franklin looks like the former elite player for the ohios or something. call, girl. some people other 30 here. [laughter] yes, yes, yes. [cheers and applause] uh-huh. in political news, just when you thought you heard the last of anthony wiener, someone is producing an off-broadway play based on the anthony wiener sex scandal. i don't know if they have a name for it yet because they need a title. i suggest "diddler on the roof." "diddler on the roof." i think that works. [applause] last night we had danny trejo. he's on the new movie