mattic fbi wire taps. >> i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about. >> corruption brat down powerful jack johnson and his wife. and tonight, they release the audio tapes that caught them red-handed. >> reporter: vic, these wire taps reveal a chaotic cover-up, with toilets flushing, windows breaking, and money being stuffed everywhere. >> reporter: former prince george's county legislator jack johnson. >> i don't know who they are and they're banging on the door. >> reporter: leslie johnson called her husband as agents surrounded their home. the couple in a panic over a $100,000 bribery check from a developer. >> yes, there is a check in there. what do you want me to do with the check? do you hear them banging? >> tear up the check and -- tear it up. >> but they're the fbi, jack. >> yeah, i know.

that's why i'm telling you. >> you want me to put it down the toilet? >> yeah. >> you want me to flush it? >> yeah. flush that. >> reporter: leslie johnson also tried hiding $87,000 of cold hard cash in her underwear. >> what do you want me to do with this money? they're banging. what do you want me to do. >> put it in your panties and walk out of the house. >> no, but all of this cash, jack? >> put it in your panties, leslie. >> oh, my god, okay. >> reporter: yeah, stuff it in your panties. >> reporter: that didn't work. and johnson was busted. [ glass is breaking ] >> what the hell is going on? >> it scared me. >> we're the fbi, here to serve a search warrant. >> reporter: the johnsons will be sentenced next month. jack johnson is facing a maximum of 13 years in prison. and his wife leslie could face up to 18 months. >> adam, thank you.

jack johnson admitted accepting $400,000 in bribes while in office. a plea deal from a man who admits to burning down a tire store. >> reporter: 35-year-old jason hicks pleaded guilty to first- degree arson. remember the huge fire at belvedere fire? smoke could be seen and smelled for miles. and the entire area was shut down. well, hicks started the fire with a spark from a lighter upset that a coworker at the shop was using his favorite paintbrush. they do not want had hicks jailed. he was sentenced to time served plus supervised probation. >> hicks must also serve 100 hours of community service. >> reporter: dozens of federal agents in a special operation to catch violent criminals. but it ends with a wild chase and crash. wjz was the first to show you the chaos last night. mike hellgren investigates how this all unfolded. mike? >> vic, this certainly was wild. and we can tell you -- show you, actually, this is the

aftermath, from that suv during the car chase that just went straight out onto the streets. there was one federal agent injured. he is now out of the hospital. >> reporter: surveillance video shows suspects spleing and crashing into a car. the chaos that unfolded gave the public a rare look at a major atf raid, performed by one of the most exclusive crime- fighting units. you can see the massive police response. larry was just a few minutes away. >> no way they could have responded that quickly. >> there were swarms of officers here? >> there were many. it was almost astounding. >> one agent was hurt.

he now out of the hospital. >> i would suspect that they have sub doing surveillance and planning probably for the entire year. >> these are very unpredictable. you're dealing with people with a propensity for violence. they're not going to give up easily. >> reporter: the list targets of the worst worst offenders. >> this was very well organized. >> reporter: these officers train year round. they're tactical officers. and they train for situations just like this. >> reporter: so back here live on patapsco avenue. you're looking at the aftermath. the atf has declined to speak on camera. but they say this is an ongoing investigation. and there could still be arrests. reporting live, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. vic? >> thank you. baltimore police also assisted

in that raid. new allegations in the child sex abuse scandal. former assistant coach jerry san dunky is accused of raping at least 8 boys. assistant coach mike mcclary describes his feels about what is going on. what he saw started the chain of events, eventually bodying -- leading to the firing of their president. and you can see that entire interview, only on the cbs evening news with scott pelley, coming up at 7:00, here on wjz 13. wall street movement in new york. demonstrators marched in the streets of lower manhattan, after they were -- evicted from their camp overnight. the city plans plans to clean the park, then let the demonstrators return without tents and sleeping bags. protestors are going to court to be allowed to keep their camping gear. meanwhile, it's status quo. sky eye chopper 13 is over baltimore, where dozens of

protestors remain camped out. it's been a peaceful protest. however, the city did cut power to the protestors because of a fire hazard. protestors here say they're denouncing issues ranging from campaign greed to finance reform. justice delayed. the trial of the man behind the 2010 robocalls has been postponed. derek valcourt explains why. >> reporter: the defendant in this case, worked for republican bob eric, and since the judge was appointed by martin o'malley, he decided it would be better if he did not take the case. >> reporter: judge charles peters recused himself before henson's trial even started. >> he was a recent appointee of governor o'malley. and he felt it would be a conflict for him to hear this case. >> reporter: politics,

unavoidable, since henson was a paid consultant, working for the campaign of 2010 opponent bob ehrlich. henson admits he was behind the election night robocalls to 112,000 registered democrats in baltimore city and prince george's county. hinting that there was no need to vote. >> we're calling to let everyone know that president obama and governor o'malley's campaign has been successful. we're okay. relax. the only thing left is to sit back and watch it on television. >> reporter: -- he is accused of many things. henson believes his prosecution is political. >> this is something by ben cardin, o'malley, just to punish people who disagree with what goes on in the democratic party. >> reporter: henson's attorney says his client has already turned down a plea deal offer.

>> it's something that when you feel you're not guilty and you're innocent, you don't really want to accept. >> henson's trial has been postponed to february 6 td. meanwhile, ehrlich's campaign manager, paul suric will go on trial february 28th. and suric faces an additional charge of obstruction of justice. a cloudy and mild november evening. live look outside now. will you need an umbrella. we've had light sprinkle activity. there's still crane over the area. further south. heavier batch across south of washington. that may be affecting you folks in northern calvert county. and pg&e and aa county for the

next hour. and that will continue to head out to the east. so we do expect to see rain developing overnight and during the day tomorrow. looks like a pretty wet day. but it's still mild. temperatures tomorrow, again into the low 60s. we get up to 68 degrees this afternoon. it will get cold again, but not until thursday. denise? >> thank you, bob. giving back to the community. several ravens are spending their day off today, helping families in need. ravens all-pro linebacker ray lewis is giving out home products to all 800 at web dubois high school. linebacker ray rice. ray credits a positive influence for guiding him in right direction. >> i have arn awe -- an awesome mom. and have now understood what life is all about. life is all about giving back.

life is about finding a different way, every day of your life, trying to make somebody smile. or trying to make somebody feel better in life. >> and of course, ray lewis and the ravens are back home this weekend as division rival, cincinnati, comes to town. you can watch the game against the bengals right here on wjz 13 at 1:00 on sunday. >> one of my former college roommates is a bengals fan. and i will never hear the end of it if they lose on sunday. >> i guess it all depends on who is favored. still to come. strong but slow recovery. congresswoman congresswoman gabrielle giffords talks about the shooting that nearly took her life. the university of maryland athletics department is in the hole. i'm weijia jiang, in college park, with a controversial solution to fill it. coming up next. too scared to speak up. a young boy is gunned down in east baltimore. but no one will break the code of silence. i'm mary bubala. the latest in the murder of 12- year-old sean johnson. and will the rest of the

week be a washout? stick around for the updated first warning forecast coming up. ,,,,,, check it out.

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a boy gunned down. there is outraim, but no arrests. mary has more on thisiun solved murder. >> reporter: denise, someone knows who killed sean johnson, but they're afraid to talk. wjz investigates speaking with johnson's mother, about the conspiracy of silence that

allows her son's killer to walk free tonight. >> reporter: 12-year-old sean johnson shouldn't be dead. the 7th grade honor student who loved football had never been in trouble. >> he was a good kid. >> reporter: but on a warm may night, as he watched the nba playoffs on the porch with a few of his friends, a gunman opened fire. bullets hit all of them. his three best friends survived, but sean died. his mother struggles to go on. tonight, new information about sean's sean's death. wjz's investigation reveals this shooting was a tragic case of mistaken identity. police now tell us that a gang targeting someone else, just two streets away, shot sean and his friends instead. >> they said they were looking for other people that was in the neighborhood. and they thought that was them. and they just started firing. >> reporter: they got the wrong people? >> yeah. >> reporter: six months after his death, sean's mother is finally able to talk about that

night. >> and i wouldn't want nobody to feel the pain that i feel right now. >> reporter: pain worsened because sean's killer is still out here. no witnesses are coming forward. and there are no real leads in the case. >> open your mouth. i'm not afraid. why should you be? >> reporter: but people are afraid. john ward's grandson is one of sean's friends shot that night. he said witness intimidation and the stop snitching culture prevent people from coming forward with information. >> reporter: someone out there knows who killed sean johnson and who shot your grandson? >> and the other two. >> and the other two boys. and no one is talking? >> somebody knows who it is. right now. suppose it was their brother or their sister or even their mother or a little baby, how would they feel? what would they want? >> it's frustrating, right? >> reporter: police commissioner fred bealefeld and i walked the neighborhood. he tells me people pulled the trigger but won't speak up. >> what is it going to take?

>> the bottom line is, someone right now, someone that is going to hear this story, knows exactly where the guns are. it was two guns used in the case. people know exactly who pulled the trigger. >> reporter: and for sean's mother, every day, that passes without a suspect and her son's murder is a day that a killer walks among them. >> to be gunned down in the street. and you haven't done nothing to no one. you're just trying to live your life as best you can. just no parent should feel the pain that i'm feeling right now. >> reporter: if you know anything about sean's murder, please call police. 410-396-2100. you can remain anonymous. denise? >> all right. thank you, mary. sean's organs were donated to several other individuals, including a 14-year-old boy, who received sean's heart. well, maryland state police are looking for a witness who may have seen a deadly accident in baltimore county this morning. johnson was killed in a single-

vehicle crash on the ramp from interstate 695 to 795. for some reason, his toyota camry left the ramp, rolled over several times and hit a tree. anyone with information is asked to call police at 410-780- 2700. a warning tonight for the maryland department of health. consumers should be looking out for certain skin creams that contain mercury. they brought it into maryland and brought one person sick. consumers should not use face creams or skin lightening products that contain mercury, mercureio, mercurious. proposal tonight at the university of maryland college park to solve some serious problems. students and alumni are not going down without a fight. >> reporter: if these supposed cut goes through, eight varsity terrapin teams will be completely slashed, upsetting many students and alumni. >> reporter: the front-page headline of the student

newspaper, sums it up. >> students aren't happy about it. >> reporter: the students recommend the school cut eight of its 27 varsity teams, including men's cross country and track and field. >> i'll never forget that day, as long as i live. and that's what this program meant to me. >> reporter: kyle rouser remembers winning the acc gold medal in 2009. he graduates as the captain of the team and says it would be devastating to see the program go. >> track and field made me the man that i am today. >> reporter: the men's and women, swimming and diving teams. men's tennis, women and water polo, could also be chopped. last year issue the athletics department had to borrow $1.2 million to cover costs. the deficit is expected to surpass $4 million this fiscal year. getting rid of the teams could save $5.5 million a year. but student leaders say you can't put a price on this. >> we're such a heavy school

that cutting one sport is something that no one wants to think about. >> reporter: the prospect of reducing teams has been discussed in past years, but it makes it no less painful. as i read the report, my thoughts were on the student athletes and coaches of these teams. as a parent of the student athlete, i understand the very real anguish this recommendation occasions. >> reporter: right now, three advisory boards are going over the reports. the president has asked for their recommendations by the end of the week. he will then make a final decision. reporting live on campus in college park, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> all varsity teams will compete through this school year. any cuts would take effect on july 1st. a university of maryland dwraduate will -- graduate will soon be joining the cbs morning show. cbs announced it is starting a new morning program in a new state of the arts studio. charlie rose, gayle king and erica hill. it's set to launch january 9,

2012. and you can watch it here on wjz 13. gayle king, who graduated from college park, got her start on tv right here on wjz, working with oprah. on "people are talking." >> hi, gayle. >> not here now. in there. >> here we are. [ laughter ] we're happy. let's take a look. hope she's happy, too. take a look at temps and conditions. >> 62. southwest winds at 5. barometer -- actually, has been rising this evening. we'll come back and take a look at rain headed our way after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

here's a live look outside right now. sky eye chopper 13. fill up the chopper and everything. >> as you can see. a nice shot there. >> we have a little light rain and drizzle. take a quick look at radar. mainly to the north for the time being. a little batch across portions of southern maryland right now. south of washington, extreme southern portions of aa county. the bulk of this stuff is going to stay away from the city, at least for a whale longer. at least later tonight, it looks like more steady rain and drizzle. temperature-wise, 62.

cool spot, 46. temperature-wise, locally, upper 50s to the low 60s. our normal high, by the way, is only 57. as you see. tuesday, for a few minutes at the airport. officially got up to 68 degrees. our low last night was our average high. 57. 20 degrees above normal. very mild. very mild day. 79, the record high. the record low, 1986. 19degrees on this morning. that was a cold one. southerly winds can keep this warm air at least tonight and again tomorrow. it's going to be a mild afternoon. but by tomorrow night and in thursday, the wind goes back to the northwest. this is where some cooler air is residing. it will push this front at all of this precipitation we'll get overnight, into tomorrow. some of the models predicting as much as an inch of rain in the region. looks like a pretty wet wednesday. plenty of clouds. south of us, a lot warmer with sunshine. almost the mid- to upper 70s in

the carolinas. you can see that rain extending back. this rain moving toward our region tonight. most of this you see in pennsylvania. not a whole lot of rain until maybe overnight. as the low approaches us. winds go back to the west. sunshine comes back out. very cool on thursday night. and a lot cooler for friday. but by the weekend, starts to warm up once again. north winds on the bay at 5 knots. late tomorrow night as that low passes. bay temp in the mid-50s. tonight, cloudy skies. rain developing overnight. yes. 51 to the low to mid-50s in the city. 63, still a mild day tomorrow. could be heavy in free spots. and cleared out late tonight early thursday as it cools

down. thursday night may not even get around 50 degrees. that is a big change. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. uncertain future. occupy marchers get kicked out of a park. will they be aloud back? i'm mike schuh in towson. a new study that shows just how unpredictable our beltway on i- 70 really is. the story when we return. i'm mary bubala. the o's unveil a brand-new look >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving.

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it is just before 6:30. 62 degrees and cloudy. good evening, everyone. thanks for staying with wjz. just a short time ago, a judge upholds the nerk city e-- new york city eviction. demonstrators are no longer in tents and sleeping bags. >> reporter: occupy wall street protestors lined the streets outside ducati park, waiting for police to let them back in.

>> these guys are getting paid to be here and we're here because we believe. they're going to run out of money before we run out of faith. >> you'll be subject to arrest. >> reporter: new york city police evicted demonstrators. promising to let them reenter but without tents and sleeping bags. police arrested about 24 runs who refused to leave. >> unfortunately, it became a place not for protestors, but for those who wanted to come and violate the law and cause harm. >> reporter: the mayor came in the middle of the night with the raid because he wanted to not disrupt the neighborhood. >> some residents claimed that the noise hurt their business.

>> imoang anyone has the right to take over someone else's property. >> reporter: demonstrators say their fight against corporate greed and economic inequality will go on. they are going to mark the two- month anniversary of the occupy wall street movement. in new york, randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. >> mayor bloomberg says it will stay open as long as people abide by their rules. congresswoman gabrielle giffords sits down for her first extended interview. monique? >> reporter: at times, giffords struggled to string her words together. and this is her first public appearance since her visit to the house floor earlier this summer. many times, giffords would gesture to her husband to help her form words. >> do you ever get angry at what happened to you?

>> no, no, no. life. life. >> reporter: and giffords was shot in the head during a political event in tucson in january. >> the accused gunman is undergoing psychiatric treatment treatment. >> if you have ever been stuck in traffic, you're not alone. >> your trip on the beltway is going just fine. but suddenly, there is a sea of red lights. >> i think traffic around here is horrible. >> traffic on 695 seems to be the worst. >> the study is talking about the ones that come during rush hour. but rather, this is the kind that at unusual times brings the beltway to a complete stop. >> i can be completely stopped or moving right along.

so there's no testifiancy in that. so i don't understand it. >> in frederick, i-70 is so slowed by construction it is the 11th worst in the country. and the top is ranked 97th nationwide. >> it's all day long that you have these traffic jams coming up through towson of the g going through frederick. and it's 24/7 in d.c. >> the state chafessa the these kinds of comparison, saying the state has little to offer. and i-70 will go back to normal in 2013, when the i-70 widening project is done. >> want some perspective? this motorist recently mauved from northern virginia. >> and that congestion is far worse than anything i've ever seen around here. >> reporter: the d.c.-virginia? >> oh, my god.

it is horrible. >> the state says delays caused by construction will result in safer, stronger roads, once completed. >> retail giant target is facing in-house criticism of its plans to open doors at midnight on thanksgiving. a target employee in nebraska has launched a petition to get the retailer to change the time, saying it cuts into time with family. target says it is opening at midnight because black friday is one of the busiest and most competitive shopping days of the year. time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. in the wake of the penn state scandal. a look at maryland law. 's preview of maryland's game in the classic and how you can take part in the tea trend. and remember, you can look for

the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. what is old again is new. baltimore orioles have a look tonight that may be new to some people. >> the team unveiled new uniform designs. and they are definitely going old school. >> the cartoon fan is back. fans are liking the vintage look for the orioles' 2011-2012 season. >> i'm excited for them to go back. . >> reporter: in honor of the 20th anniversary of the ballpark, many have a patch on the sleeve. and for the first time since the 1992 season, the o's will wear orange jerseys for saturday's game. >> i have a feeling, buck and the guys might want to wear them more often. >> reporter: and the new merchandise is already available at the store at camden yards. it will be at other retail stores in the next couple of

weeks. >> you couldn't wait? >> no. i couldn't wait. i found out about it a couple of weeks ago. i went all over glen burnie today to try to find one for me and my brother and my dad. >> allison made a trip to buy a mat to surprise her fiance. >> he's a die-hard fan. so i thought i'd come down here and grab him one. >> again, they'll be in most stores in a couple of weeks. also available on the fans website, orioles.com. vic, what do you think? >> i hope we didn't ruin the surprise for that young man. >> no. he was going to give it to him before the news tonight. >> oh, that's a relief. thanks very much. still to come on eyewitness news. without a trace, a young boy missing in washington. coming up, a missing mummy comes home to maryland. that story as eyewitness news

continues. bob turk, first warning weather center. rain and then a cooldown headed our way. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. here are the top stories on wjz.com at this hour. wjz.com at this hour. for updates and all the ,,

the mother of the missing 2- year-old 2-year-old washington boy, may have been looking for love online. police have discovered an online profile. the woman signed up to be a sugar baby, which means she was looking for someone rich to take care of her. she told police that her son sky vanished when she left him unattended in the car after it ran out of gas. police have expressed doubts about her story. a man goes into shock when he follows thousands of dollars in his vehicle. he brought his minivan in. mechanics found half a million dollars worth of cocaine. police have impound the the van. they believe drug smugglers

used that van. paseo del mar in los angeles. the landslide left 30-foot deep cracks in the roadway. crews are rerouting storm drains and power poles. and putting up an 8-foot tall fence. a young child, mummified over 200 years ago, has returned to the university of maryland. it wasn't missed until the mummy showed up on ebay. >> reporter: the mummy came to the university of maryland's medical school in the mail. after police found it, where police had say a woman had put it up on ebay. >> age? maybe 8 years old. >> reporter: as for when it went missing? >> it was probably somewhere from the 1870s, up until maybe the 1950s. >> reporter: a scottish anatomist mummified bodies.

it won granville sharp peterson a teaching job. >> it was very rare to have a collection of his own specimens like that. no one else had that. it was biking a interest to have it. >> reporter: today, students can study cyber cadavers, as well as real ones. years ago, it meant robbing graves am. >> they got kind of a better deal, if they could come up with their own teaching specimen. >> reporter: internal organs and arteries were cast in place. the only id in the collection, a 200-year-old tattoo. >> reporter: who the child was, will never be known. but returning the child here is a homecoming. >> he's back with his family. >> reporter: alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> now, the mummy was found when an old building was demolished in detroit. police have not filed any charges. >> not really something you want to find. >> no. scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on

the evening news. police are investigating even more claims in the penn state sex abuse scandal. we spoke with assistant coach mike mcqueary today, who is a key witness in the investigation. that story is tonight on the cbs evening news. and here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. and we'll be right back. ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] want to achieve more with your money?

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clouds, some drizzle. rain starts to move this way. bob is in the first warning weather center. with the updated first warning forecast for the end of the week. >> we had a beautiful, sunny warm day yesterday. still mild tomorrow. should look like pretty wet. looks like an umbrella most of the day. temperatures getting back in the low 60s before it begins to cool down. the cooldown on thursday, with a high of only 52. but the sun will be out in the afternoon. and chilly night, 29. 50 on friday. but still sunshine into the weekend. 59 on saturday. warming up in the mid-60s on sunday. with maybe some nighttime showers on sunday. denise? >> all right. thank you, bob. an ncis star shares the big screen with his son.

mark steines has the latest from hollywood. coming up on entertainment tonight, mark harmon is sharing the spotlight, not with his talented costars, but with his own lookalike son. >> reporter: gibbs, transporting a body, brings back the past. >> hey. >> gibbs. >> reporter: and the flashback is played out by mark's real- life son sean. >> you want me to take a look? >> no. >> reporter: the son of mark and wife pam dauber. that's young sean, with the family back in 1998. sean first played gibbs in 2008. tonight mashes his -- mashes his fourth appearance. >> reporter: sean is 23 years old, stands 5'11," loves to surf and is an accomplished kickboxer. and where this goes with this mystery woman is a secret until tonight. >> reporter: then we have in the desert for cbs watch magazine.

michael weatherly looking rough in a motorcycle jacket. the magazine is on stands later this month. >> the only magazine made from cactus. also tonight, why is regis philbin leaving "live"? was he forced out? and. and was titanic changed? we'll have that and more coming up on entertainment tonight. that's at 7:30, here on wjz 13. >> you can force me out when i'm 80. still to come on eyewitness news. there are no easy games in the nfl. the ravens have found that out the hard way. >> mark has a look at the team's next challenge next in sports. [ female announcer ] this is trish. trish uses aetna's personal health record to track her kids' immunizations, get lab results, see her family medical history, and when she's at the doctor's office, she uses it to remember what to ask before she leaves.

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well, let's see. the bengals' difficult opponent. i think the ravens should probably win. mark is here with the wjz the fan sports report. >> we've said that. right? survival of the fittest. past the midpoint of the season. houston and kansas city, both lost their starting quarterbacks of the season. here, theig aboutest issue has been the -- the biggest issue has been the absence of wide receiver.

they could use his speed on offense. ravens' offense never lost gear. running game slowed and eventually abandoned as the ravens were playing catchup. >> reporter: the challenge is nuheightenned -- now heightened with cincinnati coming to town. the bengals have the best run defense in the conference. as always, with the ravens, this won't be easy. >> reporter: we play good in this game, we'll have a chance to win. we're playing a really good football team sunday. we're playing a football team we're tied for in the afc north. young, aggressive, confident football team. coming to our place. so we got our hands full. and that's where our attention is going to be. >> reporter: the injury news is bad for the bengals. they're going to come to baltimore one of their best defenses. he will miss the rest of the season. he's one of the highest-paid d- backs in the league after he signed a five-year contract prior to this season. the bengals and ravens will

come into their season. both 6-3. and you can see it, here on wjz. kickoff comes your way at 1:00. in college football, maryland quarterback danny o'brien needs about 12 weeks to recover from the broken bone. it happened in the terps' lost yesterday. he expects o'brien to be ready for practice. edsel was asked about speculation that o'brien may transfer to another school. the coach says he has no knowledge of that happening. the maryland basketball team is headed to puerto rico this week. they take on alabama thursday. alabama is ranked 16th in the nation. maryland opened its season with a win at home sunday. afternoon college ball. ranked tenth in the nation. tigers are powered by the barton brothers of baltimore. will barton. big game for him today, against belmont, with the pass down low. fouled on the play.

memphis pulled a 13-point lead pie half. -- by half. 23 points for the sophomore from lake clifton, leading memphis to the win, 97-81. in baseball, it is unanimous. detroit's justin ber lander. as he sweeps the vote for the cy young award. ver lander led the league in earned run average. here, pitched his second career no-hitter. helping to lead to a division title. now, expected to get a lot of votes as well, for overall most valuable player. that's quite a player. >> sure is. >> and we saw him strike out an oriole. >> thank you, mark. be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,

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