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and taylormade clubs >> jim: fedex field here in landover, maryland. some of us on this crew heading up to the playoffs for the fedex cup. >> phil: i'm coming with you, i'm going to do a little golf tomorrow. >> jim: you're welcome. third down run does not get the first. anthony alridge plugged up. let's look at colt brennan throwing that tying touchdown. he drops back, two receivers to his left, the patriots double cover the slot receiver. one on one on the outside and nice little move by mitchell gets open. the throw by colt brennan ties the game up.

>> jim: new england takes a time out stopping at 1:52. >> phil: i think new england is going to change quarterbacks, too once they get this football back. >> jim: pat chung handled the first punt of the night. green handled ever since. gets by mitchell, in to the redskins side of the field and chung with a player on his back takes it all the way down to the field goal range. lindy holmes was along for the ride. >> phil: that changes everything, of course for the offense in a situation like this. >> jim: that was 33-yard run back of 46-yard punt. andrew walter coming in at quarterback, the former raider.

signed as a free agent. signed during training camp. >> phil: it's tough in coming in during training camp trying to pick up the system couldn't well. bill belichick, i think is a terrific pick up by the patriots, he's got good talent, terrific college career. he had good moments with the oakland raiders. throws the ball very well. benjarvus green-ellis. picks up eight. they're not going to ask walter to do too much with it. >> phil: not now. the redskins not even going to call a time out.

>> jim: gostkowski getting set to come out here, you would think. this would be about a 33 yard fer they don't get anything closer on another snap for two. better hustle up. green-ellis. got three yards, moves the chains. not even sure they will run another play before they bring out the fieldgoal unit. one more maybe. >> phil: one more, get it to the middle of the field. quarterback sneak. three tight end formation to the right.

the ball's out. the ball is out and recovered by the redskins! did i hear a whistle before the snap. >> referee: new england called time out prior to the ball being snapped. >> jim: i heard it, though. no fumble. >> referee: 12 seconds on the clock, please. guslis tone this. just listen to this. [ whistle ] definitely before the snap. >> phil: if it went to over time we were going to have a nice

discussion about over time rules. >> referee: 30 second time out. look at the top of the screen. you can see bill belichick, nice shot. he reaches over, definitely calls the time out before the football is snapped. >> jim: walt coleman involved in a few no fumble situations with the patriots. you go back to the old game. that was the right call. gostkowski will come out and hit one from 31. crowd doesn't like the fact that there was no fumble called. clearly time out was -- time of the kick is good.

gostkowski, dead center. >> phil: i'm not sure if both teams didn't breathe a sigh of relief. like, my gosh, they got to institute a rule, i don't know, what do you think? put a rule in, no overtime in preseason? >> jim: i don't see why you do. charley casserly saying that was actually proposed at some owners' meetings recently. it has been discussed. >> phil: you say you don't know why they do have overtime? >> jim: in preseason, i don't get it.

tomorrow nine again san diego and atlanta. greg gumbel, dan fouts, they will have it for you 8:00 eastern time. nfl on cbs tomorrow night. >> phil: couple of weeks, season starts. really 13 days i guess until thursday night game. we'll be down in houston, jim. looking forward to it. jets at the houston texans. >> jim: a short kick. down to the 41. so, one heave coming up, colt brennan unless they want to do a little hook and ladder here.

incomplete. chung got a hand on it, falls to the ground, game over. patriots win it 27-24. coming up next for most of you your late local news. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com

right now on eyewitness news, watching the river. first warning weather tracking tropical storm danny. and a horrible case van mall abuse as dozens of puppies are rescued

tracking the tropics. dangerous surf along maryland's coast as tropical storm danny churns through the atlantic. tonight, where the storm is headed, how it will affect maryland. hello, i'm vic carter. denise is off tonight. here's what people are talking about tonight. tropical storm danny slowly but steadily moves closer to the east coast. we've been tracking the storm all week watching to see if it could affect maryland's coast. if you take a look at this video you can see it is already kicking up the surf along ocean

city. it will only get worse over the next 48 hours. the weather is coming to us from all directions. the storm slammed into baltimore. it's believed lightning sparked a fir at this baltimore church last night. no one was hurt. a lot of people spent the day cleaning up fallen trees. tim. >> good evening, vic. a lot to talk about. as vic mentioned, we have several different components. first warning radar will show you the storm, but danny still a very disorganized storm with most of the storms to the east of the center of circulation, which is a very hard center to pick out but that east -- well, that location means that as this storm continues to move on past us most of the storms will be off to the east, away from the coastline of the u.s. danny as of the 11:00 update from the national hurricane center is sustained winds of 40 miles per hour with gusts of 4 2, movement to the north-northeast

at 12. as it moves on past the maryland coastline, it remains a tropical storm, a minimal tropical storm, then it starts to move on out. it will be doing that tomorrow between about 8:00 a.m. on saturday and roughly 8:00 p.m. it's going to cover a lot of real estate and move on out. want to show you first warning live doppler and give you an idea what is going on with our storms. a lot of storms moving through. storms picked up and stayed over parts of the area, the eastern shore seeing upwards of two inches of rain. carroll county a main spot with a flash flood warning in effect until 12:30. lime boro road, this is new, up near the pa line, there's a water rescue currently going on. several people trapped in a car up there because of heavy rains that fell about two hours ago. the national weather service motto, turn around, don't

drown. takes 12 inches of rain to move a car. if you try to drive through that you could endanger yourself. we'll keep you posted on these storms. >> as you just heard, the storm is kick up the surf at ocean city. this can make for some dangerous situations for beachgoers on what's expected to be a busy weekend. coverage continues with jessica kartalija in ocean city. >> reporter: for the most part it was a beautiful beach day here in ocean city. that was until the rain started to come in and the clouds began to roll in. the surfers didn't seem to mind too much but those waves are raising eyebrows tonight. concerns over tropical storm danny may be few in ocean city but the focus now is on larger than normal waves. >> it will knock even the strongest person down it to the sand. >> reporter: clouds roll in but local surfers don't seem to mind. >> i think danny is probably

what's general it rating all the wind. we'll have a good time out there. >> reporter: danny may be hundreds of miles off the east coast but the storm is causing waves to rise seven to ten feet in ocean city. it's really rough. when you go out there what's it like? >> you get pulled under a lot. they're a little stronger than what it's been the last four years i've been out here on vacation from kansas city. >> reporter: the city's mayor says he's in constant contact with emergency officials should danny change course. >> it is hurricane season. it is the time of the year where we have to follow every storm, every weather event that comes up the coast. we don't take anything for granted. >> reporter: in the meantime city officials urge visitors planning to head to the beach to stick with their plan. >> we certainly look at all the factors, whether it be beach erosion, and we have to take public safety, that's key and the number one sporngts but ocean city is certainly open

for business and i expect it will be so this weekend. >> reporter: remember, if you are going to spend time in the water while you're here in ocean city make sure that you are always in the line of sight of a lifeguard. in ocean city, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz, eyewitness news. >> we invite you to stay with eyewitness news for complete coverage of tropical storm danny. log on to wjz.com. developing story out of new york where the highly acclaimed disc jockey dj am was found dead. police say they broke down the door to adam goldstein's apartment and found his body. unnamed fire officials say drug paraphernalia was also found in the apartment. he was critically injured a year ago when his plane crashed in south carolina. the cause of his death has not been determined. a disturbing case of animal abuse as more than 20 puppies are found living in total filth. the dogs were found in a home in anne arundel county, and tonight the owner is facing

charges. eyewitness news is live. kelly mcpherson explains it was so bad the scene was considered a hazmat situation. kelly. >> reporter: vic, a woman was so fed up with the smell coming out of her neighbor's house that she finally called the county executive's office. when officials showed up they found 21 dogs neglected and living in their own filth. to get picture evidence of the inhumane conditions inside this home, an investigator suited up in hazmat gear. the anne arundel county fire department says a man in his 40s lived here, along with 21 abused dogs, who have been rescued now by animal control. >> honestly, when i saw those dogs coming out, i was crying. only two of them had hair because they were all mangy and flee-bitten. >> there were mattresses that had feces on them, and there were feces piled up inside of the trailer where the dogs were living. certainly in the trailer the

windows were covered up in plastic, so on a hot day, just makes you wonder what kind of kay they were having. >> reporter: and the stench. >> feces, like the stuff all mixed into one bad smell. >> reporter: you can smell from the several homes away. neighbors tell us their association has complained about this property for years. they're glad something is getting done. the county is now investigating charges against the man, most likely animal abuse. county officials say with no dog mess in the yard, the neglected dogs of all ages likely never left the house. >> they were probably never outside. you could tell by the way they were coming out that they were very uncomfortable. >> reporter: what would you like to see happen. >> prosecute to the fullest extent of the law. >> reporter: what would that include? >> i don't know, talk to the officer of the law. but clearly it's a hazard to his adjacent neighbors. >> reporter: as of tonight it

is considered uninhabitable. now back to you, vic. >> kelly, thank you. as of tonight the county has not charged the man. a promise for a, quote, heart warming story. those are the words from the man accused of abducting an 11- year-old girl two decades ago. phillip and nancy garrido are pleading not guilty. investigators say he raped jaycee lee dugard. >> it's a disgusting thing that took place, but i turned my life completely around. in the end this is going to be a hard-rending story, one that you are going to be really impressed. >> today the sheriff admitted he had the chance to arrest gar

garrido but missed it. they came 50,000 strong to pay respects to a man with a tender heart. the stream of mourners signed condolence books and silently filed past the coffin of senator edward kennedy. family members were there to grate them and to offer their thanks. the lion of the senate died this week after a year-long battle with brain cancer. he was memorialized tonight by his colleagues in the senate, republicans and democrats alike. cbs news will bring you live coverage of the funeral starting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. for much more, including more reaction, log on to wjz.com. as baltimore children head back to school tees mta that's issuing an important lesson and a warning. eyewitness news is live in hampden. weijia jiang explains why all riders need to know their three

r's. >> reporter: the mta launched this program after some voiced complaints about taking public transportation. it's a loud message for students who take the bus. >> remember the three r's. >> ride, respect, and right. >> reporter: along with airing several commercials, the mta slapped the slogan on several buses. so far 3,000 students have signed this pledge to ride, relax, and respect. in one of the most infamous cases involving an mta bus a judge found a group of teenagers responsible for brutally beating a passenger while on board. the mta is confident its new program can help prevent similar incidents from happening. >> i think it's just a small

fear that it sometimes acts out, but i think positive peer pressure can make a difference. >> it's up to to you make a positive difference in your community. >> reporter: and in terms of physical security, the mta recently purchased new buses that have surveillance cameras on them. that way, they can always watch what's happening. tonight we're live in hampden. >> weijia, thank you very much. drama outside the courtroom in a high-profile case. that's the father of the defendant attacking news photographs who were covering his daughter's trial. why he was so upset. the sentencing. a man convicted of terrorizing two teens, even raping one, learns his fate. tonight the family speaks out. >> reporter: i'm mike schuh at city hall. a website that looks like it's from mayor sheila dixon is a hoax. it's causing controversy here and in britain. i'll tell you why. i'm tim williams in for bob

turk. danny is moving across the coast. we'll have your complete updated first warning forecast in just a moment.