i'm denise koch. the bottom line, more fallout for unpaid people. the debt the appear to be mounting. pat? >> that's right. the baltimore grand prix is turning out to be a strange combination of congratulations and debt collection. >> reporter: labor day weekend starts the weekend on what city officials and racing fans celebrate as the grand prix, grand success. >> it was great. >> it was amazing. >> it's just unbelievable. >> but if sunrise safety service doesn't get its money, the owner is afraid the sun will set on her traffic control company. and the only sign they'll be making is going out of business. >> hopefully it won't put me out of business. but it's very scary right now. >> vogel says baltimore racing development owes her $200,000. one of the debts they racked up but hasn't been able to pay up.

according to a visit baltimore report. the impact. 4 million spent with vendors and restaurants inside. 2 million in state tax. $1.6 million in city tax. so, says those who haven't been paid, "show me the money." >> i just don't understand how baltimore city could have let these people get away with it. i just don't understand. >> reporter: mayor rawlings- blake continued to answer questions. >> i spoke to her off camera that she's not answering questions at this point. >> neither has vogel responded to identified letters. wjz contacted the offices of all councilmembers today. all were either unavailable or did not return our calls. yesterday, spokesman jay davis son offered that they will be paid. >> at the end of the day, they

will get paid. >> vendors wish they had known that going in. >> stephanie, you really screwed up. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the race is scheduled to run again next year. and baltimore's racing development says it is sure it will be on firm ground by then. >> thank you, pat. the city signed a five-year agreement with the race. >> game back on. a controversial decision for a high school soccer team is reversed. it all centered around a celebration dance that is set around the country. gigi barnett is live at perry hall high school to explain why the principal changed his mind. gigi? >> reporter: well yesterday, when we talked to the principal here, he said he had already made his final decision, until today, he changed his mind. >> reporter: after kicking a winning goal against delaney high school earlier this week and performing this controversial victory dance on the field, punishment for perry hall's boy's soccer team came

quickly. the school's principal, george roberts, forfeited the win and ended the season. but today, roberts changed his mind. >> they will play. >> reporter: this week, roberts's' original decision starts the debate. after the parents called the bernie dance, lewd inappropriate, unsportsman like behavior. >> it wasn't the dance. it was the type of dance. it was more that the dance was done. >> there's no taunting, no cuss words issue no touching of the private parts. >> perry hall parents protested. and facebook pages protesting the ending of the season popped up. >> just happy it was overturned and they'll get to play. >> we're so happy. i think so much weight is lifted off our shoulder. >> reporter: the bernie dance comes from the 1989 movie "weekend at berb -- bernie's." now the dance is a hit at professional sports, especially

ranks players. -- ravens players. now that students are allowed to play, they say they'll keep the bernie out of their play. >> i don't want to get in trouble again. >> reporter: now, although the boys team will be allowed to play now, they aren't in the clear just yet. they will have to complete an online training course in good sportsmanship. and the principal says that may soon apply for all of his teams here at perry hall high school. back to you on tv hill. >> perry hall high school will now play in the semifinal game in montgomery county tomorrow afternoon. an arrest and a murder at a troubled baltimore city carryout. the latest in a string of crimes there. and mary is new with more on the suspect in custody. >> reporter: 17-year-old mar kel jones is charged as an adult. with first-degree murder. police say joarns turned in his son. they captured the robbery and shooting at yao brothers in waverly.

52-year-old freddie jones was in the carryout when three men burst inside. he was shot when he fought back against the men. police are looking for two other suspects tonight. denise? >> all right. thank you, mary. monday's shooting was the fourth at yao brothers in the past three years. intense deliberations. still no verdict in the corruption trial of powerful maryland senator ulysses currie. he is accused of using his influence to benefit a grocery store chain. i guess they're still deliberating right now. weijia? >> well, vic, the judge actually sent them home for the weekend, just before 5:00 tonight. but they'll be back first thing next week to decide if the judge will be vindicated or tainted as a scandalous politician. >> reporter: his reputation and seasoned career. personal and political future is out of has hands. a jury continues to deliberate. shoppers.

for a quarter million dollars. >> wjz -- >> they will determine if murray is guilty or not of extortion, bribery, conspiracy and giving false statements to investigators. the federal corruption case unfolded more than three years ago. fbi alleges, arm -- averages, armed with search warrants, raided curie's home and shoppers warehouses. >> reporter: the former chair of the powerful budget and taxation committee is accused of doing a host of favors for shoppers, lowering their rent at mondawmin mall, helping the company transfer a liquor license, getting a traffic light installed near some stores and trying to get millions in grant money that would have benefited them. defense attorneys have always 5d mitted cur -- admitted that curie worked for the chain but say he just omitted it on the

ethics form. during closing arguments, prosecutors told jurors, this was no accident, no mistake, this was intentionally concealing from the public his connection to shoppers. >> reporter: two former shoppers' executives are also on trial. the jury is deliberating a verdict in the cases against all three men. reporting live at the federal courthouse, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> if curie is found guilty of all of the counts, he could face up to 30 years in prison. root nows are a jury in california is deliberating the fate of dr. conrad murray, the man accused in the death of michael jackson. the jury has more than 300 pieces of evidence and the testimony of 49 witnesses to consider. murray is charged with manslaughter for giving jackson a fatal dose of the anesthetic propofol. defense attorneys say jackson accidentally killed himself. we will have much more on the deliberations and the judge's instructions to the jury coming up at 6:30. prosecutors say a man

accused of killing his stepson and his estranged wife did it for an suv. wjz is live. mike hellgren has more on the motive and the murder weapon. >> reporter: police believe it was the boy's own baseball bat. a judge denied his stepdad bail. >> this is video of curtis lopess being brought in one of the most disturbing cases. prosecutors say lopez killed his 11-year-old stepson william, and his estranged wife, jane mcquain because he wanted to give her new honda to his new love. >> he had, in fact, stolen her car and given it to his newest girlfriend in north carolina. >> reporter: investigators also uncovered new surveillance video from a gas station. they say it shows lopez with a baseball bat he used to kill the little boy who was playing, never aware of the horror awaiting him. >> the baseball bat that was used to kill him was found a short distance away from the

body. >> reporter: little william's body was found in the woods. and lopez fled the state. his public defender says prosecutors have no evidence against him, that their case is nothing but circumstantial. but investigators say they can prove rolo pez kill -- lopez killed jane mcquain in her sleep. prosecutors called it ghastly violence. >> the reality is, it's not like tv. evidence like dna takes time to develop. >> reporter: the murders have drawn national attention and outrage online. >> it's just crazy what people will do to speacialt their -- especially their own family. >> just divorce. justinjust -- or just walk away. you don't have to kill. >> reporter: and the state's attorney has not yet decided whether to ask for the death penalty. back to you. >> thank you. lo -- lopez's violent past includes attempted murder in pennsylvania.

police found mcquain's body 2 1/2 weeks ago, after an amber alert. live look outside now. it's cooler than recent days but still very nice. >> going to stay dry and mostly sunny. through the weekend, this morning, we had clouds. all of that rain way down to our south continued to move away from our region. and southern portions this morning before it finally cleared out. we have sunshine. tomorrow, the same area that gave us the high pressure will be with us again tomorrow. very dry. but it will be chilly. temperatures tomorrow, probably running 5 to searchdegrees cooler than this afternoon. we did get up to 58 degrees. now, big weekend coming up. yes, some of the things you have to think about. >> definitely for tomorrow night especially. everyone is affected by this. before you go to bed tomorrow night, set your clock back one hour.

standard time resumes. you'll want to try to replace all of the batteries in your smoke detectors and appliances in your home. and sunday, make the trip to heinz field. kickoff ask at 8:20. they're going to be up around 58 degrees as a daytime high. by that tame of the evening, it will be around 48. then they drop down to 38. in the upper 30s before that game is over. of course, a lot of us will be stretched out before that one is done. for now, it's chilly out here. what my mother would call pneumonia. bob will have the complete sportscast. one of the biggest rivalries. there there will be no love lost on the field. >> well, vic, few rivalries in

any sport match the intensity of the ravens and steelers from shore. it only further motivates the ravens as they head through sunday. >> they push and shove. fight and claw. ravens steelers is hard-hitting football. the ravens win in september but the steelers have dominated the past decade. >> the reason for the dislike is every year, in order to get where we want to go, there's always pittsburgh. and we want to win one of them trophies as well, too. >> can the ravens beat the steelers twice in the same season? it's only happened once before back in 2006. our panel of experts pick the winner in this year's rematch. >> weekend sports anchor stan saunders, after almost going the other way with this pick, i'm leaning on the ranks to escape with a 26-24 narrow

victory. ravens seem to play and level their competition. they go in. i see them taking this one, 17- 14. >> this is steve davis. now, ravens haven't swept steelers in 2006. but this is the year they knock the smile right off heinz ward's face. ravens take advantage and win it, 16-13. >> this is scott garceau, from 105.7, the fan. maybe a special teams decides it. pittsburgh at home. slight home field advantage. >> hard to pick. but the steelers have too many players who are injured on defense. so i'm going with the ravens on this one. 17-16. should be close. ravens lineman haloti ngata. more on the game coming up in

sports. big day of college football on wjz. tomorrow at noon see the terps take on virginia in clorch pash rl -- college park. both games live here on wjz. >> going to be close on sunday. everyone is seeing that. still to come on wjz eyewitness news. exotic animals killed. dramatic details on why police say they had no choice but to open fire. i'm jessica kartalija at the inner harbor. why membership are seeing pride today. that story next. i'm alex demetrick. coming up, first hurricanes and now a hard winter on the water. that story as eyewitness news continues. are we in store for a nice fall weekend? stick around for a the forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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hurricane irene and tropical storm lee. not only did it clog the bay with debris and sediment. it replaced the brackish water oysters need to survive with fresh water. >> then comes in and dumps all of this fresh water in. can't live in fresh water either. they killed all of our oysters in the bay. i was able -- i was here through agnes and we were able to oyster through agnes, but can't oyster through this. >> maybe go all the way down the bay or last stand. it's not worth it. >> a hard winder on -- winter on water won't make life anyez easier on shore. >> they're not paying me to fix things. a lot of them do things themselves or just don't get things fixed. >> it's going to put some of them under. >> and leave a way of life out there out of reach.

alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> watermen are asking congress for some form of disaster release and want to open at least one for fishing. short time ago, after months of sea on a special promotional tour. wjz is live at the inner harbor. jessica kartalija has more on the celebration to welcome the pride. jez? -- jess. >> reporter: that's right. people were out here snapping pictures. they were so excited to see it. it really is beautiful when it's coming in. the captain and his crew of 11, arrived here just before 5:00. >> our ship has come in. >> i read all about this boat. and i'm just so happy to see it. >> you know, it's justice a gallery and i saw the sales. and i had to come see it because i love old ships. >> reporter: after five months at sea, the pride of baltimore sails home to the inner harbor.

more than 9,000 and a few unofficial shots thrown in. >> promoting the bicentennial of the war of 1812. and the penning of the star- spangled banner here in baltimore. this is where the ship has spent most of its early life. this is really home, even specific to baltimore harbor. >> and the captain tell moosey, with all of those stops, at least 50,000 people up and down the east coast and canada had a chance to tour the pride of baltimore. we're live at the inner harbor, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. welcome home pride. thank you, jessica. and a beautiful afternoon. >> breeze was coming down the harbor. i guess they had to do a little negotiating. tomorrow, heading down the bay. take a look at temps now.

53. the north/northeast winds, still blowing there at 17. humidity very low. dew point is way down to 24 degrees. barometer on the way back up. a sunny, dry weekend. the forecast after this. [ female announcer ] can a health insurance company be ahead of the curve and still completely behind you? dave thinks so. he's putting two kids through college. ♪ and aetna's payment estimator lets him compare in-network specialists and out-of-pocket costs. ♪ so he knows what to expect before getting the bill. money saved. ♪ see the savings. aetna.com. aetna. know more. get better.

here we have another live look outside now. it has been another fantastic fall day. here's bob now. >> the sun has set. temperatures in the next hour, they are going to be plunging quickly into the 40s. if you're heading out tonight, it will be chilly and breezy. 53 now. by next hour, probably down to about 47. 52 in ocean city. 45 in oakland. they'll be down around 25 tonight. out in garrett county. 24 is the dew point. that means typically it was no wind and clear skies. you could get down to the mid- 20s. we won't get that low. but i think some suburban areas, north and west of town, southern p.a., will probably get down around 27, 28. 55, kent island and annapolis. it will not get that cold by the water. but away from the urban areas, the bay. still has a marina effect. it will be quite chilly and frosty in the morning. and a little breezy. still have that wind generally

from the north/northeast. 70 in elkton to 20. our region, 17, 18, up in elkton. now, the front this came through this afternoon, this morning with the clouds, down to the south, took the rain with it. that low pressure came across the midwest. was pushed down across the carolinas. still spinning. see that spin? that's the low pressure. but it's moving out away from our region. clear skies now. to the north, clear and quite chilly across new york and pennsylvania over the next day or so. the good news is, it won't last that long. really cool spell, generally tomorrow night. to the west of us, much milder air begins to move in. 5 to 6 degrees sunday. even warmer tuesday. and as we said, getting up to 70 degrees. one more time. maybe not too many times left. northeast winds on the bay. 10 to 15 knots. and a small craft advisory out there. through tomorrow. and bay temp, still see it

pretty warm at 57. tonight, 33 is an average low. some neighborhoods, 27 with clear skies 52 tomorrow tomorrow. winds in the afternoon will diminish. all in all, pretty nice. beautiful on saturday and sudden. a lot of sunshine. >> and an extra hour of sleep. >> remember. that means on sunday night, the sun will be setting around 5:00. >> we don't care. we'll be rested. . >> speak for yourself, actually, i like the sunshine. still to come on wjz eyewitness news. i'm mike schuh. we are at the pumpkin chunkin. they are lined up, waiting to set the next world record. details when we return. in custody. three men arrested, accused of being police impersonators. they're responsible for more than one crime? seven men and five women deliberate the fate of dr.

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it is just before 6:30. 53 degrees and clear. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. right now, a jury is deliberating the fate of dr. conrad murray. they must decide if he is responsible for michael jackson's death or if the king of pop accidentally killed himself. karen brown reports for wjz from the courthouse in los angeles. >> reporter: jurors have over 300 pieces of evidence and the testimony of 49 witnesses to consider as they deliberate the fate of dr. conrad murray. seven men and five women must decide who is responsible for michael jackson's death. his personal physician or the singer himself? >> he deceived the paramedics. >> reporter: prosecutors say the choice is clear. >> this is criminal negligence. criminal, gross negligence. >> reporter: they accuse dr. murray of giving jackson too much of the ranesthetic propofol, failing to properly

monitor him, and then waiting too long to call 911 am. >> if you're going to hold dr. murray responsible. >> reporter: the defense blames jackson for giving himself the lethal dose. they say dr. murray is only on trial because jackson was a super star. this is not a reality show. it's reality. >> reporter: during the six- week trial, jurors listened to an interview that dr. murray gave police. but they never heard directly from the defendant because he chose not to take the stand. some legal experts believe that can have an impact. >> the truthful answer is yes. >> wow. >> it shouldn't, but it does. so many people, and jurors, particularly, have in their mind, well, if he was innocent, he would have explained what happened. >> reporter: the judge gave jurors lengthy inspection about how to use the law and invited them to use their common sense, when deciding if dr. murray was guilty or innocent of involuntary manslaughter.

karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> and you can count on wjz to bring you the verdict in the trial of dr. conrad murray as soon as it comes down. a dangerous encounter. a new report shows just how serious the threat was to police after wild animals were set free at a private ohio zoo. >> reporter: deputies arrived at a private compound to find lions and bears charging them. according to police reports released a short time ago, one deputy shot a charging bear that shot 57 feet from him. at one point, he shot alt another lion. the animal's owner released them from their cages before taking his own life. it is still not clear why he did it. >> police have defended their decision to shoot and kill the animals, saying they were trying to protect themselves and the public. police arrest three men, suspected of impersonating officers. monique grioag -- griego smoke with one of the victims.

>> reporter: police say these three men, 23-year-old daunte drigs, wayne harris, and wayne casey, pretended to be police, in order to rob people at gunpoint. >> they had fake badges on. >> they had guns. >> reporter: thomas said they confronted him. >> they rifled through their pocket. took an amount of u.s. currency. some cigarettes and left the scene. >> didn't take long for the group to realize something was up. officers were able to catch up with the thieves. >> they were accountively engaged in another case of police impersonations am. >> officers found they had badges and a revolver that shot blanks. those items got police looking at similar cases. >> we're now investigating to see if this is linked. >> reporter: since july, there have been several home invasions, where people have

been tied up, robbed, even beat and shot by intruders dressed as officers. bull said the experience left him rattled. >> reporter: monique griego, wjz eyewitness news. >> the suspects are charged with impartnerration and theft. police are asking any of with nch -- information to call them. a by stander attacks a man. police say 20-year-old zachary freeman grabbed the woman's purse and assaulted her. freeman is charged with robbery and assault. the victim is not seriously hurt. time now for a quick look at at. defeated belinda conaway ahead. and hear what a couple of ravens have to say about the perry hall high school soccer controversy. for these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. and remember, you can look for

the updated forecast first warning weather team. ready to withstand bad weather? remember this dramatic video. rappelling to check on damaged stone. keep winter weather for the monument. still, no target date for it to reopen. now, imagine the terror felt at the top of the monument on that quiet summer afternoon. ranger tells nikki williams it's a day she fought back fear to get everyone else out safely. >> reporter: august 23rd, 1:51 p.m. >> an earthquake shakes the east coast. >> reporter: on a sunny afternoon, the earth shifts. panicked callers call 911. >> my house was shaking. >> reporter: it's bad enough on the ground. but look what it's like for people trapped 500 feet in the

air, inside the tallest tower in the nation's capital. >> as it started to shake, i was absolutely terrified. >> that's nikki, with dozens of terrified tourists. >> i began to hear noises from the elevator, noises i have never heard before. and i start to feel the public looking at me. and then the walls of the elevator are metal. they start to shake. >> reporter: caught on tape, surveillance cameras show williams running to action. an emergency door, desperately racing to get them safely out. >> what was your initial thought of what was happening? >> my initial thought was that we wereund attack of some sorts. that a bomb had gone off the -- gone off at the base of it. >> reporter: visitors started screaming in mass confusion. >> were you thinking the top of the tower was going to crumble with you inside? >> as we're going down the stairwell, it shakes me so hard, it knocks me into the railing.

that's why i'm wondering if they're going to stay in front of me. >> it's a building with mortar. >> hundreds of stones like this crumbled that day at the monnulate. the stone was actually quarried that day in baltimore county. >> one of washington's most famous landmarks suffers far more damage than initially thought. discovering many cracks wide enough to see through. and 40-pound chunks of stone that are dangerously loose. until everything is repaired, the monument is closed. and park ranger williams will never be the same. >> when you look back at the video, what's your reaction to it? >> i started to physically shake. i was terrified when that building started to move. >> realizing how a few seconds could change your life. adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> ranger williams says she was so affected by this experience, she may join the park services' search and rescue team. >> i was in my kitchen. it was bad enough. i can't imagine having been in the monument. still to come on wjz eyewitness news.

new details about the sexual harassment allegations against republican presidential candidate herman cain. caught on tape. a video with police ramming their cars trying to catch a suspect who was trying to get away on an airplane. bob turk in the first warning weather center. great fall weekend. weather forecast coming up. ,,,, [ female announcer ] having grands! biscuits in the morning

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looked like a chase scene from a movie. brazilian police trying to stop a smuggler from taking off. the video shows them speeding towards an airplane. the officer will ram into the wing, disabling the aircraft. the five suspects on board were all arrested. police say over 100,000 dollars of electronics were also seized. the firestorm continues for herman cain. today, one of the women who accuses him of sexual harassment breaks her silence. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from the white house. >> reporter: herman cain returned from washington friday to put his presidential campaign back on track. >> the american dream has been hijacked. but the good news is, we can take it back. >> reporter: cain has spent most of the week answering questions about sexual harassment allegations from his years as the head of the national restaurant association. friday, one of his accusers

released a statement through her attorney. it has no details about what happened, but the attorney did say the accuser complained about a series of inappropriate behaviors. >> my client filed a written complaint in 1999, against him specifically. and it had very specific incidents in it. and if he chooses to not remember or not acknowledge those, that's his issue. >> the woman does not plan to say anything publicly. >> cain insists he never sexually harassed anyone. he's blaming rivals for attack has character because of his unexpected success. >> reporter: for now, republican voters in iowa seemed willing to give cain the benefit of the doubt. >> i do worry sometimes, is this true or something somebody is trying to do to knock somebody down that is a leading candidate? >> reporter: cain's campaign says it moving on from the allegations and credits the

media for giving them a financial boost. a spoksman says they raised more than $1.2 million since the story broke. at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, cain's wife has not said anything in public about the accusations. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. a remarkable friendship that you first saw on cbs news. now, an unexpected update. as steve hartman goes on the road. that story tonight on the cbs evening news. and here's a lack at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

as mike schuh reports, the pumpkin chunkin has grown. >> if you take a little baby. and you give him a pacifier, the first thing he does is throws it away. >> reporter: it's high-tech hillbilly engineering. >> you can see, feel and hear

the power. >> your machine frightened the heck out of me. >> well, that's -- that's what brings the crowd, i think. >> reporter: this young man, he was in the crowd a few years ago. >> and we had a machine fire backwards. pumpkin went up in the air. he was just running around until he got under it. and he got hit. >> and now, his first time, launching a pumpkin. >> today, i believe it was payback. he hit one of the spotters. >> reporter: the spotter is okay. but failure is part of the excitement. >> i was impressed i could track your pumpkin. the whole way. >> that's right. that's great. >> over 2,000 feet shorter than the best of the day. >> and the boy scouts gave it a try. but the pumpkin never chunkin. >> i was working up to the one moment all day where you pull something and something amazing happens. there's always tomorrow.

>> failure and success, all part of the fun. >> and what is the fun? >> you get a trophy. >> it's about two hours from baltimore. and on saturday and sunday, the pumpkins will continue to fly. in delaware, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. back to you on tv hill. >> wow. >> cost is $10 a day. and we put a link to their website. for directions to that farm on wjz.com. will it be a good weekend to get out and go to the farm and watch those pumpkins chunk? a little live look outside. it's been a spectacular fall week. meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are update being the five-day forecast. what do you think, tim? should we go to the farm? >> not if i'm wearing an orange- colored jacket, no. going to be a pretty cold night tonight. tomorrow is going to be another day of chilly temperatures. our average high now is just around 61 degrees. we're not going to quite get

there tomorrow. but then we rebound. we go in the 30s, end up in the 50s with a good bit of sunshine and calmer winds. for the next five days, we send it in to bob. >> it would be a dry and sunny weekend. but i would wear a nice, warm coat. 56, sunday. sunshine all weekend long. sunshine. monday and tuesday, up to 70. and clouds. and yes, by wednesday night, maybe some showers. perhaps better chance maybe on thursday. but look how warm it's going to get for the middle of next week. have a good weekend. >> looking forward to that tuesday-wednesday. ravens put in their final preparations before their trip to pittsburgh. >> mark has the latest, including an inju,,,,,,

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list -- haloti ngata. listed as probable. now to miss two straight practices before today. coach john harbaugh says ngata's injury is nothing serious. of course, he had this. he forced the fumble. meanwhile, they will be without one of their starting linebackers for sure. lamar woodley ruled out. fellow linebacker james fairier is listed as questionable. regardless of who may be hurt. the ravens know they are going to be in for a fight. some players did some play fighting at practice in owings mills. put being pressure on steelers' qb ben rothless berger. since then, though, the ravens believe ben has been outstanding.

>> well, i think ben is playing as well as he's played in the last four weeks. >> that's kind of him to say. >> he's one of the greatest warriors. and we have to limit his mobility of getting out of the play. if he's not going to beat you running, per se. but he'll he'll do enough. >> my approach is always the same. it's a divisional opponent. you have to play good football. and like i said, we're just trying to win a good football game. and ravens' qb, getting ready to face the steelers for the tenth time. ravens have lost seven of the last nine prior meetings, with pittsburgh. big saturday of games, starting with the terps, taking on virginia. live from college park. then the top two nations meet at night. alabama, lsu in tuscaloosa at

8:00. all here on wjz tomorrow. new coach mark turnon and his terps tune up against norwood. alex will make his debut. he has to sit out the first 10 regular season games. the loyola greyhounds are off and running. they took on indiana. howbds and white. finished off by eric etherly. led loyola. the hounds would play for real, one week from tonight, at wake forest. yes, basketball season is upon us. yes. >> thank you, mark. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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