river road. you can see police are still out here tonight. and they tell wjz they are investigating this as a murder- suicide. neighbors and family friends we spoke with are just in shock. >> reporter: family members checking on the elderly couple, found them shot dead, inside their living room. >> this was a husband and wife. he was 85 years old. she was 84 years old. they left a note. there is no suspicion of foul play. >> reporter: police have not released the content of that note. but a family friend says the husband had recently been sick. >> yes. he had been sick in the past year. i'm not exactly sure. i think he might have had a stroke. and he was having problems with dealing with that. >> reporter: neighbors distraught about the loss, the couple lived here a long time and had family in the area including two daughters. >> that's all she's got is her father -- stepmother and father and the sister in the back. >> reporter: and that family

friend tells us, he doesn't believe the family had any facility -- financial difficulties. meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> wjzville the -- wjz will have the latest on this developing story tonight at 11:00. a man accused of brutally murdering a teenager with a hatchet. 37-year-old larry horton was arrested yesterday in rural alabama. he's charged in the murder of 18-year-old ryan jackson, who police say was killed with a hatchet. his body discarded in a remote area of curtis bay. when police went to horton's lands down home, they found blood on the wall, carpet and ceiling, the apartment was recently cleaned. police are trying to determine how the men knew each other. the crime rocked charles village. a johns hopkins researcher, killed while walking home from penn station. tonight, his killer learns his fate. wjz is live. weijia jiang explains how long john waggoner will spend in

prison. >> police said the judge was showing the convicted killer the same mercy that was shown to the victim when he handed down the most serious punishment in this case. >> reporter: 38-year-old john waggoner will die in prison. a judge gave him a life sentence plus 20 years. for the murder of steven stephen pitcairn, a johns hopkins researchers stabbed it death. since the beginning, pitcairn's family have said little in public. they left the courthouse without commenting. >> i think they're happy with the verdict. it's hard for them because they have it move -- to move on with their lives at this point, without their son and brother am. >> reporter: pitcairn's mom was on the phone with him at the time of the attack. she called waggoner an eeferl man who doesn't belong in society after such a senseless, disgusting tragedy. she said, i would never want another family to bear the horror we have been through. >> reporter: waggoner addressed the court, too, and pitcairn's

family. even moments before he was sentenced are he maintained his nbc. -- innocence. >> reporter: waggoner said i don't believe justice was served because there is still a killer out there. he said, i can't apologize to the family because i am not responsible. >> i'm glad he got what was coming to him. >> reporter: prosecutors relied heavily on the testimony of lavelva merit. she was cleared of her charges in exchange for testimony against him. waggoner has a lengthy criminal past. now he'll never walk free again. >> and waggoner's public defender says he will file an appeal. reporting live tonight, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you, weijia. lavelva merit is scheduled to be sentenced next month. prosecutors say walter bishop fate fatally shot bishop

porter last year. during opening statements, they said he acted under extreme pressure. several people involved have already been convict the. >> reporter: indecent exposure. video of baltimore students having sex, being looked at worldwide. the incidents are provoking strong withins online. and mike, wjz is live at frederick high. mike hellgren has new insight into the controversy. >> reporter: very strong opinion, denise. and technology makes it very easy for a video to spread well beyond campus. and it's created a lot of pain for several families in our area. >> reporter: video of students as young as 14, having sex on school grounds in baltimore has spread online. police say rumors of an arrest, after an incident involving frederick douglas high students, which wjz was first to report, where a girl said

she recorded without her knowledge are false, although they are still investigating. and people just can't stop talking about that viral video, posted on you tube, facebook and twitter. >> to me, the whole thing is repulsive. i wouldn't do that for anyone. i just wouldn't. >> in public. in school. which is like a major, major, major problem for me. >> you guys need to just cut it out and leave her alone. she did it. you spread it. you've seen it. oh, well. >> reporter: although it's considered child pornography, millions of people have watched the video around the world. >> i don't think this little girl should have did what she did. but she did it. i don't think this little boy should have got what he got but he got it. and now what are we going to do about it? >> reporter: the child's devastated father spoke exclusively to wjz and said his daughter had to transfer to another school. >> it hurts a lot of people. not just her. not just her reputation.

but also her family. >> reporter: ask there's an ongoing investigation in baltimore county, where police have charged three young people with having sex in the auditorium at milford mill academy during class. detectives believe the encounter was taped and shared. >> if they're doing this kind of behavior, i think these are children in need of treatment and need of help in some shape or form. >> reporter: and it's unclear right now, what if any punishment the students have received from schools. reporting live from northwest baltimore, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you, mike. the students in the milford mill case are charged with indecent exposure and performing a perverted sex act. after nearly 10 years, the war in iraq is coming to an end. just hours ago, president obama announces all u.s. forces will be coming home by the end of the year. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from the white house. president obama is declaring an end to the war in iraq. >> our troops in iraq will

definitely be home for the holidays. >> reporter: from the white house briefing room, the president said all u.s. forces will be on their way home by the end of this year. his announcements came after a secure video conference with iraqi prime minister, nouri al- maliki. the two leaders congratulated each other and promised to move forward as allies. >> with our diplomats and civilian advisers in the lead, will help iraqis strengthen institutions that are just, representative, and accountable. >> the white house spent months negotiating with iraqi leaders to keep several thousand troops there as a training force. but in the end, officials wouldn't agree to give them impmunity from prosecution in iraqi courts. that was a deal breaker for the obama administration. >> reporter: the nearly 40,000 u.s. troops in iraq right now will come home or be redeployed. only a small group of marines will stay on to secure the u.s. embassy in baghdad. >> reporter: top administration advisers are confident, iraq is

reand ready to stand on its own. >> iraq is emerging as a secure, stable and self-reliant country. >> reporter: more than 30,000 have been injured. the war has cost the u.s. more than $800 billion. at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> the current u.s. military presence in iraq stands at just under 40,000 troops. >> more people are out of a job in maryland. the state's unemployment rate went up again in september to 7.4%. economists are warning, the numbers might be skewed because last month's unemployment or employment surveys were conducted when several thousand verizon workers were unstopped. job numbers are steady. but temperatures are dropping. a live look outside right nu. it's chilly. a dry and pleasant night, however, as long as you have a

sweater. bob is updating the first warning forecast. >> just waiting for those clouds to move out here. and as soon as they do, temperatures will be dropping quickly into the 40s. and later tonight and early tomorrow morning, some spots north and west of town, maybe where oakland is, 37, 38, 39 degrees. right now, at 55. warm spot, pax river at 61. all weekend long, high pressure will be building over the region. that means a dry, for the most part sunny, we'll call it cool weekend, temperatures in the upper 50s to the low 60s. and chilly nights. once again, upper 30s to low 40s. mary? >> bob, thank you. more breaking news to tell you about. a serious accident in baltimore county. sky eye chopper 13 over the scene with more. captain mike perry with more. what is going on there, captain mike? >> we're at back river road at hopewell avenue. a car has knocked down a telephone pole and struck a fence. you can see there is severe damage to this vehicle. they have back river neck road

closed just a little south of southeastern. you can see fire personnel. two medic units. no word on their condition. expect delays in the area. if you're coming from essex down the road. back to you. >> all right. captain mike. thank you. we'll continue to follow it. the push for equal marriage rights in maryland gets a heavy- hitting supporter. ravens' player brendan aam bedejoe plays the video. how this plays into efforts to legalize same-sex marriage in maryland next year. pat? >> reporter: as you know, football players are considered to be role models. and some are hoping this linebacker's support really helps them out. >> reporter: number 51. brendan iam bedejo makes this tackle. >> that was a good tackle. >> reporter: the 35-year-old father of two is now taking a stand on you tube in support of same-sex marriage. >> i believe we should be doing

everything that we can to make maryland families stronger, which is why i support marriage for gay and lesbian couples who want to make a lifetime commitment to each other. >> save marriage between one man and one woman. we intend to hold their feet to the fire. >> reporter: traditional advocates are also on you tube. >> what we have to do is take a stand and say we are a people of faith and strong values and we do not want the law in maryland changed, which is that marriage is between one man and one woman. >> reporter: the issue comes to a head in annapolis next year, when governor o'malley submits a bill to legalize same-sex marriage in maryland. >> believe me, it's the right thing to do. >> both sides think they're right. >> what we're going to do is continue fighting for the current preservation of the maryland law. >> and no one is willing to give up. >> reporter: now, if the bill does pass in the 2012 legislative session, it is most likely going to referendum, which means voters will have

the final say in the november general election. back to you. governor martin o'malley appears on you tube in support of same-sex marriage. still to come tonight. listen up. cell phones and cancer. an extensive new study reveals that there is a link between the two. you like the cell phone, internet? atm? a first of its kind competition here in maryland is making sure your cyber is secure well into the future. i'm mike schuh downtown. the story next. captured and killed. moammar gadhafi is dead. so what's next for libya? and who will step in to be leadership? and ready for the weekend. stick around for the updated first warning weather forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the leaders of the revolution in libya are holding off on burying the body of moammar gadhafi, pending the investigation of how he died. it comes as nato's mission winds down. and they start to confront a challenging road ahead. >> reporter: officials in libya are waiting to bury the body of moammar gadhafi, leaders of the transitional government plan to follow islamic tradition and bury the former dictator today. but these gruesome images of his capture sparked new curiosity about his treatment. they are looking into what happened in the dictator's final moment. nato officials say they didn't

know gadhafi was riding in the group of vehicles they targeted on thursday. commanders say they learned their actions likely helped the robberile -- rebels capture gadhafi. >> reporter: nato says it will likely help end the alliance in libya. in tripoli, libyans are still celebrating gadhafi's death and starting to work to form a new government. traveling in pakistan, secretary of state hillary clinton says, the u.s. is ready to help. >> and i want to underscore the commitment of the united states to supporting the libyan people as a friend and partner as they embark on this new democratic path. >> reporter: it will be a long road for libya, as leaders try to build a society that functions as a democracy, not a dictatorship. the first election should come in about eight months. i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> the national transitional

council says libya's interim dictator plans to declare the country free on saturday, the same place the revolution against gadhafi began. two nuclear reactors shut down. did not suffer significant damage and are ready to restart. crews have gone over the north finding nothing to prevent them from going back online. the reactors are about 11 miles from the quake's epicenter. the seismic vibrations from the 5.82 magnitude earthquake caused them to shut down automatically. odds are, right now, hackers are probing department of defense computers, look figure are -- looking for a way to peek in. now, mike schuh reports of a gathering. >> the weapons in this war aren't conventional. you can't see them, unless you know where to look. the disabling strike may come out of thin air. computer codes, delivered from next door are a continent away.

>> the moment has arrived. it's a competition, making them to complain of an attack. >> many of our students and challengers and competitors argued. >> reporter: and proud of it. this team works for the government and asked us not to say their name. and unlike most cyber security conferences, which are invitation only, this one is open to anyone. >> yes. we didn't want this to be a government-only event. maryland being the epicenter of cyber security. we really wanted this to appeal to a wide audience throughout maryland. >> reporter: in fact, over 200 students, high school and college, will compete for scholarships on saturday. >> good luck, everybody. >> we're going to hopefully see things today we've never seen before. we l we'll take that and build on that. >> reporter: grow. because today, they're not

defenders. they're hackers, attackers, the very people in real life they try to thwart. >> today, it's the professionals going to battle. tomorrow, it's college and high school students. $100,000 in scholarship money is on the line. from the convention center, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. back to you on tv hill. >> and the top prize for the winning teams is a $5,000 scholarship for each team member. >> wow. >> that will help pay some books or something. >> yeah. just about. let's take a look at temps and continues around the region. pretty pleasant fall weekend headed our way. 55 now. humidity at 54%. dew point down to 39 degrees. then a low tomorrow morning. west winds by 12:00. and they'll be coming up. we'll look at the weekend after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

sun set already. >> yes. about three minutes ago. >> we'll fall back asleep. >> what will happen is it will start getting darker at 5:10. actually, the first weekend in november, that saturday night, we fall back. what that means is in the morning, it will be lighter at

7:15. in the afternoon, it's going to get darker and darker and darker. until december 21st, when the sun will be setting around 4:40. and then the days get longer once again. so for the next month or two, it's going to get dark every afternoon. take a look at temps around the region now. we're at 55. oakland at 37. 58, ocean city. locally, in the low to mid-50s around the region. and it will be chilly tonight, with the winds dying down. we still have a breeze at 12 miles per hour. but many polices below 10. that will help to drop temperatures. low pressure to our north. still over quebec and slowly moving away. but it's still spinning around and still bringing moisture and clouds around. some of this has already create sprinkles of rain to our north. wasn't quite cold enough for show.

we really didn't see anything in the way of wet snowflakes. but nice, high pressure over the eastern half of the united states. will give us a nice fall weekend. now there's a weak front going to pass to our north. by the latter part of the weekend, shouldn't do anything for us. for the most part, looking for a lot of sunshine. monday, maybe a few clouds. and as high pressure moves off the coast, our winds go back to the southwest. a little warmer air coming in. may bring a few clouds. that warm air overrides the cool air that we'll have around here. on the bay, very light winds on the bay tomorrow. i 5 knots. that's about it. sunrise, 7:23. sets, just a little while ago. 6:19. and the bay temp now down to 63. tonight, it will clear out. it will be chilly. 36 to 45 overnight, big change. we'll call it an average of 41. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. a beautiful day. maybe just a few passing clouds in the afternoon. tomorrow's high, close to normal. normal high tomorrow is around 64, 65. so we'll call it 63 degrees.

we'll come back and take a look at the extended forecast into next week in a few minutes. >> okay. thank you very much, bob. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water. >> then i saw a two-foot bend coming out of the water. and then it lifted my friend up about 10 feet up in the air. >> how a surfer survived a face- to-face encounter with a huge, great white shark. workplace tragedy. a massacre at a california quarry. the dramatic 911 calls when the first shots were fired. wrapping up their case. the first ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it is just before 6:30. a few clouds and 55 degrees on this friday. good evening, everybody. thank you for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. the prosecution winds down its manslaughter case against michael jackson's doctor. as karen brown reports for wjz, from the courthouse, defense lawyers are getting their chance to cross-examine a key witness.

>> reporter: a leading expert on propofol set up an iv line in court to show jurors what was in michael jackson's bedroom. dr. steven schaefer testified that it's highly unlikely the pop singer could have given himself the fatal dose of a powerful anesthetic. >> reporter: people just don't wake up, hell bent to grab the next dose in a syringe, draw it up and shove it in their iv again. it's a crazy scenario. >> reporter: the key witness for the prosecution repeatedly blamed dr. conrad murray for jackson's death. >> he has been entrusted, by michael jackson, to look out for his safety every night. and he has failed that responsibility. >> reporter: the trial has been going on for a month now. and next week, the defense will finally start calling more than a dozen witnesses, including a propofol expert of its own, dr. schaefer's former teacher. >> reporter: dr. paul white has been taking notes in court.

he's expected to back the defense's claims that jackson could have administered the fatal dose himself. lawyers for dr. murray are also expected to call character witnesses, maybe even the singer's long-time makeup artist. she claims the singer was distraught and was in no shape to launch a comeback. in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> the defense is expected to call about 15 witnesses and could be wrapped up by the middle of next week. for the first time california police released the frantic calls to 911 as a man opens fire on coworkersa the a quarry. heavily-armed police flooded the cupertino neighborhood. last month, he killed three people and wounded seven. allman had an assault rifle and a handgun when he walked into work and began shooting. what happened was we were having a safety meeting and one guy went postal. he went home, and went postal and pulled out an ak-47.

>> was he in the meeting? >> yeah. he was in the meeting. but he just walked out and walked back in with the gun and went crazy. >> almond escaped but was tracked down the next day and he took his own life. coworkers say he was disgruntied -- disgruntled about being given the night shift. >> rebels in the home town of sirte, said to have killed moammar gadhafi. it is a difficult road ahead now for libya, which must now build a new government. for hundreds here in the u.s., gadhafi's death has had a great impact. they have lost loved ones in the pan am bombing over lockerbie, scotland. >> reporter: pan am flight 103 exploded, killing all 259 people on board, including 20-

year-old thea cohen. >> he killed her. and he also, really in a sense killed me. >> reporter: thea's mother says for 23 years, her family and others have been denied justice. but now she feels some vindication that moammar gadhafi has been captured and killed. >> i make no apologies for wanting to dance on his grave. i am delighted. >> reporter: susan cohen said she watched the video over and over and then saw this. >> wonderful picture am i'm going to attempt to put it on my wall. i'm not kidding about that. i'll throw darts at it every morning. >> reporter: a maryland mother, rosemary mild, of severna park, lost her 21-year-old daughter miriam in the pan am scatter. >> i'm choked up all day. she was deprived of her beautiful life. but she lives on in spirit. >> reporter: on thursday night, libyan americans celebrated in front of the white house. many remember the terror of gadhafi's regime. just like so many victims, family members of pan am do, too.

>> especially for the day in court. >> at arlington national cemetery, there is a memorial dedicated to the victims of night 103 and many visited throughout the day. a recent graduate from morgan state university is one of two young people killed in a violent crash in fells point. the crash happened here at the intersection of south broadway. 23-year-old julian benson, collided with a mitsubishi eclipse. an 18-year-old apparently in the eclipse was also killed. police are investigating. it is possible one of the victims may have run a red light at the intersection. and a disturbing incident inside a dorm room at a maryland college. police arrest justin morgan for illegally entering a torm and hiding in a women's bathroom. he was arrested for trespassing. he is being held on $25,000 bail. time now for a look at some

of the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. hear more from local families whose loved ones will be coming home from iraq by year's end. the man who helped make tomorrow's dedication of the brooks robinson statue a reality. for all of these stories and a whole lot more, read the baltimore sun. remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. for years, scientists have been studying whether cell phones can cause cancer. and now, the biggest study to date has just been published. as tina kraus reports for wjz nthis healthwatch -- in this healthwatch report, it's good news for cell phone users. >> the possible link between cell phones and cancer is something that has worried people for years. >> i think that there's a link, frankly. >> do you? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: but researchers in denmark say their new study shows long-term use of cell phones does not cause brain cancer. the largest study of its kind examined 350,000 people who

used cell phones over an 18- year period. scientists found cell users were not at a greater risk of developing brain cancer. >> they didn't find an excess risk of tumors in their head or central nervous system tumors. >> reporter: but london epidemiologist, paul elliott, says more research must be done on people who use the cell phone for decades. >> about 5 billion people worldwide use the cell phone. and many say the convenience will always outweigh any potential health risk. >> you've got a phone. you use it. and that's it. >> okay. >> hope for the best, right? >> i text more than i talk. right? so i'm not really worried about it. >> reporter: health expert says texting and other ways of keeping the phone away go your head is always good advice. >> reduce your exposure. >> reporter: scientists admit their exposure was somewhat limited because they examined personal accounts not corporate ones and business people

usually spend more time on the phone. in london, tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> some experts also recommend not keeping your cell phone in your pocket as a way to reduce your exposure. still to come on eyewitness news. wildlife, disturbing new information on why a man may have set dozens of dangerous animals loose on his farm. a car slams into a busy convenience store. i'm bob turk. the first warning weather center. nice sunny fall weekend in store. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >> wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories on wjz.com at this hour. for instant updates on the day's news, log onto wjz.com. ,, ñéñ

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installment from the european bailout fund a survival story caught on tape. take a look as a car crashes through a store front. caught up in the wreckage is a stroller with a 17-month-old baby boy inside. miraculously, the child is unharmed. no one else is injured in the accident. witnesses say the car veered off the road to avoid hitting another vehicle. a high-speed chase. police say they initially began pursuing the car. because the driver didn't have his lights on and was passing people on the shoulder. they say he continued driving for over an hour, reaching speeds of 80 miles an hour. he eventually came to a stop and was taken into custody without incident. an ohio governor agrees to sign an executive order to crack down on pets. this comes as they released others. sylvia has more about why they

did it. >> six animals, including these leopards are all that remains of terry thompson's pelts. thursday pictures are in sharp contrast to the those at the massacre inflicted on others. including 18 rare bengal tigers. all set free by thompson, prior to his suicide. photos whose release angered local sheriff matt let's. >> we understand there are people angered and frustrated and mad. we are. we're the ones that have been put in in situation. we're the ones that had to deal with this situation. >> this shows just how far they wandered. sheriffs found and shot tigers and bears in at least three locations around farms. here, close to a neighbor. and in this area, just yards from interstate 70. a black bear was shot near a local road. >> reporter: thompson did not leave a suicide note, explaining why she took has life. but there are clues. these tax records indicate that last year, he owed the federal government more than 67,000

dollars. a lien had been placed on his property and his wife had recently left him. >> reporter: cynthia bours, cbs news, zanesville, ohio. >> thompson's wife says they took the animals because no one else would. one surfer nearly loses his life and his board when a shark attacked him. a shark chomped about two feet off of his board. said shark attacked gum just 200 yards from shore. gum's friend, ron clifford, was surfing with him when it happened. >> it looked like piranha, just churning up the water. it just looked like the frenzy. then all of a sudden, i saw a 2- foot bend coming out of the water. and then it lifted my friend up about 10 feet up in the air. >> reporter: gum says he's grateful to be alive and won't be going into the water any time soon. >> i can understand why. scott pelley has a preview

of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. the president announced today that all u.s. troops will be coming home from iraq by christmas. but many will be coming home with invisible wounds. and we will show you one promising therapy that could help them. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. and here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,

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66 tuesday. and next chance of rain comes wednesday, with a high again in the mid-60s. mary? >> all right, bob. thank you. community service at the morgue. that's where lindsay lohan spent the day. lohan showed up for work an hour early at the coroner's office this morning. yesterday, she was late when she got there 40 minutes late. lohan was due back in court when a judge will decide if she deserves additional punishment for violating her probation. age is just a number for hollywood relationships. mark steines has the latest on the couple that ignored the age gap. >> reporter: coming up on entertainment tonight, we are counting down hollywood's top five older women, younger men romances. and here's your sneak peek. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: in her 1989 hit, cher sang it, but in her dating life, she has done it in a very big way. >> age has never been a thing with me. but if i waited for men my own age to ask me out, i would have

never had a date my entire life. >> reporter: 23-year-old val kilmer was 36-year-old sher's date to the oscars. after that came tom cruise, 16 years her junior. >> it was a long time ago. a long, long time ago. and neither one of us ever talked about it. i don't know why, but neither one of us ever talked about it. >> or put it in your book. >> no. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: then came rod cameletti, all over cher's 1987 video for "i found someone." she has said it was the best relationship she ever had. rob was 22 in 1986. the media called him bagel boy because he worked in a bakery. cher didn't care. >> if i like you, it's only about you. it's for you. >> reporter: for more on our top five older women, younger men romances, be sure to tune in tonight. >> and don't miss

entertaintment -- entertainment tonight on wjz 13. and still to come, the countdown is on for monday night football with the ravens. mark has more next in sports. ,,

mark is here with the wjz the fan sports report. it's purple friday. >> double dose of purple, and everybody can see it. you are so right. a strong ravens defense could soon get stronger in the secondary. cornerbacks, jimmy smith and chris car, both practiced today. smith is trying to come back from an ankle injury. car is attempting to return from a hamstring injury that has kept him sidelined. he is limited but said he's preparing to play monday night in jacksonville. for car, he had never missed a game in his career before the injury. he just says he's happy to be back on the field with a chance now to contribute. >> helmet on with the guys. and catching some balls and stuff. definitely felt a little foreign, you know. but after a couple of minutes and it was fine. so it feels really good to be out there.

>> fridays tend to be more laid- back practice. ray rice sees this as an opportunity to show his skills as quarterback. a possible secret weapon. all indications are, though, the starting job still belongs to joe flacco. jacksonville has a rookie qb. he'll be the target of ed t ravens. our special coverage kicks off at 8:00. oakland raiders remain coy about their starting qb. could be kyle boller, former raven. or palmer. boller will go if palm ser not ready. coach hugh jackson says he will hold his decision until sunday. resurgence of the towson tigers. and they have another tough test tomorrow. navy is going to play at east tomorrow. cj brown will travel to state.

now, o'brien watched from the sideline side, while brown made a dazzling debut as the terps' starter. school record, with 162 rushing yards in a loss to clemson. he said there are no hard feelings between him and his fellow qb. >> me and him are still great friends. we talk. and i see him every day. and i was there for him when he was going through all of this. and now he's there for me. i don't think anything has changed in terms of our friendship or our relationship as quarterback is on and off the field. >> brown's takeover has led to talk that danny o'brien might consider talking to another school. brown starts tomorrow afternoon, against florida state in tallahassee. baseball's world series rolls from st. louis to texas, all even after two games, thanks to a cluff come-- clutch comeback. shortstop rangers. incredible dive. keeping the cards from scoring there.

st. louis led 1-0, going into the 9th inning. but texas got to that cards bullpen. and here's the go ahead run coming on a deep fly by michael young. it ends up a 2-1, texas victory. so the series is even, one game each. game 3 in arlington, tomorrow night. and we'll have more on the ravens coming up tomorrow night at 11:00. >> that keeps it interesting. >> he's interested, anyway. >> okay. >> st. louis. >> thank you, mark. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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