>> guys, it's been great. >> it has been. >> absolutely. >> it really has been. despite all the craziness, it's been great. >> absolutely. >> for us, getting to know everybody has just been a terrific thing. being the outsiders and making it to the end and really bonding with all the neighbors have been terrific. we feel we've won the game in terms of relationships, with the family and the neighborhood. so we're really happy. we're excited to be living in this neighborhood more than ever. are i told noah that if we win, we're going to -- >> don't have to do -- be diamond. >> it could be cubic sir conian. >> i don't know if we're going to win the money. but it's been a great time. we've learned that families are

important. neighbors are important. and your community is important. if you've got nice solid people living around you, you've got a pretty nice life. >> welcome back, everybody. it's gooded to see you all again. and this time your probably not as nervous as you were before when you were sitting in these seats. jackson what was it like seeing all the families?

>> i don't know. i missed them. >> you miss them? >> jack, how about you, you guys have been gone the longest? it's good to see everyone again. >> thanks for reminding me of that. but it was a good time. i kind of misseded them wondering how things were going. >> has anything changed from what it was before until now? >> originally, you have time outside the wall to think. you felt like you got support from anyone, then we come to realize we were playing a game and it will be ok. you know, it will be ok. >> laura, you see you were missing them? was it good to see them. >> it was a little unfortunate to see them quite as soon as we did, but it was good to see them again. >> are you closer to the neighborhood than you were before? >> go ahead. >> i never talked to any of our neighbors. and now i do. >> so nelly, coming back seeing all these families again, you

know, how are you feeling? >> it was cool to see all -- everybody. the way the game was played it was tough. do you think the hurt will ever go away. >> for me, i got caught up in the wrong part of the game. you give me another chance to play, and i'd play it a different way. the coolest thing is is there was the alleged core of five familys that hung out a lot. and this game gained three more families. and the bousier family and southey family that's one of the higher points to look at. there's still healing that has to go on, but this is a good neighborhood, man. everybody's going to will b all right. >> i can only speak for our family, but i'm sure every family has grown in some degree in this game. i know i've had success just personally from my family. one thing that i got from this

family, is lexy's my girl. but she is 18. and she's being a young lady now. so i know i have to look at her just slightly different because she's -- >> that's good. sometimes when he yells at me when the walls are down, i'm going to remember what he said. i'm going to say, remember the wall? >> i believe that too. >> so i'll remember that. >> chris mullennix. good experience for nelly? good experience from the upshaws? how about you guys? >> as a family, i think we grew definitely together. >> the boys didn't know rene very well. we had some issues going into the game that had nothing to do. but forced us to hit them head on. and i think that we've overcome that there's been some definite respect built. and i think it will continue. >> tom, let me ask you, good experience from this? bad? >> definitely good experience for the bousiers we did good as a family. we got to know everyone a lot

better. do you think you'll be stopping by and hanging with the nelsons, upshaws. >> if the welcome mat is still out there for us, we would will be thrilled. there's nothing we have ill-feelings about anyone. some things were said, but we'll all come out better for it. >> the only thing i can make an anolji, guys you go through boot camp with. you'll probably remember them forever. that's kind of how i feel this experience was. >> let's talk about the two final family, the schindlers and the johnstons. >> were you guys close before? >> we were not close to the shintlers. we're closer to the johnstons. i'm really happy for both

families. >> chris, you had some positives, you had some negatives in the game? >> do you think the johnstons deserve to win the $250,000. i think that every family that play sd equally worthy of the $250,000. i'm not saying that the schindlers aren't worthy. but it's a very hard question to answer. >> chris upshaw, was it a tough decision for you? actually, it was tough. they weren't as big a threat as every single family you see out here. how i'm basing my decision is who i thought did more. whoever did more to me is who i'm going to base my decision on. >> there's a lot of opinions. lot of emotions. but let's call our two final families in the neighbor. the shippedlers family and the

johnston -- schindlers family and the johnston family. schindler family, johnston family, come on out. [applause] >> schindler family, johnston family, welcome. your fate lies in the hands of your neighbors.

>> all right. here's how it's going to work. this is a neighborhood election. every single person will cast their ballot for the family that they want to support. and i need every person from little jake bousier, like jack nelson, to grandma bousier, every single person will cast their ballot in their booth. here's how it's going to work. you're going to mark an x next to the family that you want to

win $250,000. i will call you up individually, one by one. >> so first person to cast your ballot. chris nelson, go ahead. >> schiners, they played a great game. + obviously, two wonderful parents to have three children as they have. but cam johnsonton, that household over there is a special place. >> i'm not really sure how to go with it. neither up with of them really put my in danger. i never head butt with them. i have thoughts of maybe who

won the last challenge. but then i have thoughts of do i know them better. it's tough. it's a real tough decision. >> i think every family is worthy of that amount of money. you have thoughts that the schindler family have more kids and they have to go to college. there's pros and cons and you just have to come up with a decision. >> i really don't like the fact that we have to vote. both families are awesome families. the johnstons i've known longer. very giving family. the schindlers i've known for six months, but over the course

of six weeks, i've really gotten to know them. great family. so it's a difficult decision to make. >> chris, upshaw, you're the last voter. once you place your ballot in the box, bring the box to me, please. go ahead. >> good luck. >> thank you for a great game. >> good luck. >> i want to miss you if you go. >> we will miss you too, if we go. >> thank you, it was fun being the final two. and those last few days together meant a lot.

they really did. >> johnston family, is there anything you want to say to the neighborhood? >> y'all did great. it's been beyond my wildest dreams, this whole thing. i wish all of you could have stayed until the end. i wish we all could have. but unfortunately, that didn't happen. but i can't wait to reminisce about this thing. it's been a great experience and -- [applause] >> schindler, family, is there anything you want to say to the neighborhood? >> we started with all this with very little relationships with most of the families here. it's silly and a little sad that it took some walls to come up to actually bond with the neighbors. there's a lot of talk of the outsiders and the core and we truly, truly feel like part of

the core now. and i don't think it's just talk. i think it's really true. and whatever happens here it has been such a great experience for all of us. it really has. [applause] >> all right. let's do it. let's see who won the neighborhood election.

>> the winner of "there goes the neighborhood" by a vote of 21-3, and the family that's $250,000 richer is -- the johnston family. [applause] >> congratulations, you guys, you're $250,000 richer. and you win there goes the neighborhood. >> we just won! this is ridiculous. we just won $250,000. >> all the financial worries that we had, we don't have to sweat anything for a while, you know? it's a load off the shoulders. >> love you guys. why can't we all win? we are winners. we are winners. >> this is a great neighborhood. you come together as a community, as a small part of a larger community, you've got your little core here.

lot of great friends in this neighborhood. you give to each other and you get back from everybody. that's how it is here. that makes this the best neighborhood. everything we do is to make life a little easier that day or that night, takes the stress off of somebody. if you're having a bad time, you come here, you have a better time. and you know, it's -- it's -- this is the place to be. [applause]

off to a great start, the ravens kick off the season with a big victory. tonight, complete coverage. ing good evening. i'm adam may. ravens fans are still celebrating after that nail been biting game against the chiefs. mark viviano captured all the action and talked to some of the key players. >> reporter: a new season opens with an offensive explosion and game that was closer than many expected. in the end, an entertaining afternoon for a baltimore fan base hungry for football. >> it it's sausage sandwiches,

and we're gonna crush the chiefs! >> defense will be good, ready to take on, win the division. those pregame predictions that referred to joe flacco were right on. he threw three touchdown passes. then this long toss to mark clayton in the fourth quarter that proved to be the game winner. the ravens rolled up a team record 501 yards of offense and came away winners, 38-24. >> we've got to continue to get better. we didn't really convert some of our drives in touchdowns early on. if we would have done that it would have meant a much better game fours. >> you can never overlook any team. i think you've got to give the kansas city chiefs credit. they came in ready to play and played us tough. >> we do what we do special at

m&t bank stadium. we hunkered down for the run. >> reporter: next, out to san diego for week two. back to you. >> mark, thank you so much. as mark just said that game next sunday, ravens hosting the san diego chargers. catch that game next sunday at 4:00. breaking news out of connecticut. investigators have found what they believe is the body of a yale university graduate student who has been missing. tonight joel brown has the very latest for wjz. >> reporter: sunday was to have been annie le's wedding day but instead police believe they have found her remains hidden inside the wall of a building on the yale campus where she vanished last tuesday. >> it is i dent -- it has not been positively identified, however we are assuming it is her. so we are treeing it as a mdz ho. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured the 24-year- old arriving at her lab the day

she disappeared. there's also record of her swiping her id card, but there's no record of her leaving. >> our thoughts go out to the family at this time. >> reporter: state police searched the building where le disappeared. they also searched the dump. they finally found the body in an area of the building that houses utility cables that run between floors. >> detectives and investigators right now have a large amount of physical evidence at the scene that we're going through to determine if it's linked to this case or not. >> reporter: police and the fbi hope that evidence will lead them to the killer. joel brown, cbs news, washington. and we will have the very latest on this case tomorrow, all day, on eyewitness news. the flu season is just around the corner, and a new drug to fight it could be on the way. researchers say that an experimental drug works just as well as tamiflu when trying to clear up flu symptoms.

it was tested in asia and given in a single intravenous dose. in other news calls for representative joe wilson to apologize to congress for an outburst to congress. >> i am not going to apologize again. my view is that the apology to the president, to the white house, his acceptance, the vice president's acceptance, people know my civility. they know that this was a one- time event, and it was out of frustration. >> white house press secretary robert gibbs also made the rounds and was asked about it. >> i'll let the house figure out how to deal with. that i think what's important, and the president has said this throughout the campaign and his

time in washington. we ought to have debates. we ought to have passionate debates. but i think what we have to understand is, how can we disagree without being personally disagreeable to each other. >> i'm trying to get back to the issue. there are some new developments in the debate on healthcare reform. according to the head of the senate budget committee a key group of senators could be close to reaching agreement. the public option is apparently off the table. 0 limb i can't snow from maine says she does not support it. >> plans to expand nuclear energy in maryland could be in jeopardy. that is the threat from constellation energy. derek valcourt explains how it's linked to state oversight of a business deal. >> reporter: constellation energy says if they don't get their way, they will pull the plug on building a new nuclear reactor. calvert cliffs already houses two nuclear reactors, and for years plant owner constellation energy has been planning to

build a third reactor there to keep one the growing energy demand. but constellation says they won't move forward unless maryland's public service commission approves the deal allowing constellation energy to sell just under 50% of its nuclear business to french- owned company eds. >> if this joint venture does not proceed, there will be no calvert cliffs 3. there will be no third reactor at calvert cliffs. >> reporter: the state's public service commission says they have the right to review details of the deal with edf because they argue it would impact bge customers. the governor's office wants concessions from constellation, including immediate relief from ratepayers. >> bge is used as a cash cow by constellation energy. that is a fact. >> reporter: constellation energy says the state is not sending a business friendly message. they filed an unsuccessful lawsuit trying to stop the state from reviewing the deal.

now they have launched a massive advertising campaign with full-page ads like this one arguing the deal with edf would create thousands of jobs, increase state revenues, and create more green, clean energy. >> really what's at stake is the future of energy in maryland. maryland will be the real his loser if this transaction does not go through. >> reporter: tomorrow the public service commission begins its week-long hearing to review the proposed deal. a final decision isn't expected until october. i'm derek valcourt, eyewitness news. >> thankfully we didn't need the air conditioning. on the other hand, it was an outstanding sunday afternoon and evening. here's a live look outside. you can see beautiful conditions have not changed a bit. the lights still on at m&t. maybe it's just the excitement keeping them rolling down there. bernadette. >> great start to the season. great weather-wise, too. want to 0 show you right now what we've got going on around the area, and it is nothing.

we've opened it up. the only reason you're seeing any green is the radar is picking up a little interference. it is quiet, clear, 63 degrees. we're looking for a nice stretch in the weather before the stormy weather returns. we'll let you know when that's going to happen in the forecast. there's been another tragedy on the tracks. the a man was killed after apparently throwing himself in front of a moving train. the incident happened around 8:00 this morning on the red line at gallery place station. so far the victim's name and age has been released. in january a crash on the same tracks killed nine people and injured dozens of others when two trains collided. back here in baltimore it was a rather deadly day in the city. shortly before 2:00 a.m. an 18-year-old was shot, then a few hours later gunshots rang out on cross street where 35- year-old andre williams was gunned down in a hail of bullets. the violence carried on through the day as an unidentified male

was shot in the head around noon today. police say they have no motives or suspects in any of these three violent crimes. being a crime victim is not only awful and life changing, but it can also be extremely expensive. and tonight jessica kartalija reports how a group in anne arundel county is offering help. >> reporter: coping with the death of her 14-year-old son has caused jenny atkins quite a bit of cash. >> i go to church every sunday. i'm also in therapy every monday. i go to a grief counseling session every wednesday. >> reporter: on may 30th, 14- year-old christopher jones was murdered by a group of teens in crofton. >> it tees most tragic thing that can happen to anybody ever in your entire life. >> reporter: now she will be joining 400 others for a 5k run raising money for crime victims forced to pay out of their own pockets for ge