but the hit man is.e's detective jack ballentine posing as a warlord in a vicious motorcycle gang. ballentine: i was contacted by a man that had received some information that a friend of his was looking for a hit man that could kill his ex-wife. bunnell: the malicious mailman is buying ballentine's act. he even decides to buy a package deal. ballentine: he had a laundry list of people that he wanted to have killed. it included his wife that he had been divorced from for ten years, his boss at the post office and two other business partners. bunnell: but hit men don't come cheap... and a postal worker's wages don't begin to cover the cost so the man haggles over the price of murder the way most people bargain for a car. in order to make a solid arrest ballentine has just one more question: they agree to meet in a few days, same place, same time. ballentine: i want to give them an opportunity to walk away and i want them to be able to think about it. and if they came back then there shouldn't be any doubt

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here the end of the game, man-to-man. here again, man-to-man.he last play he almost throws it to the ground, excuse me, it's a touchdown. at the end of the day, if you don't knock him down you probably are going to lose, more than likely. >> and you've got to credit that offensive line because they protected him pretty well, steve. but the other thing you've got to look at is the indianapolis colts defense. because essentially they played a game and a half tonight. they were out there for 45 minutes. 84 plays. that's a game and a half. so that is one tired defense. but credit them with this, the bottom line, when push came to shove and they had to stop them, they stopped them and were able to get out of here with a win. >> and the colts get out of here with a win and do it in record breaking fashion. colts time of possession, 14 minutes, 53 seconds. since they started tracking time of possession sometime in the mid 1970's, this is the smallest amount of time having a football that a winning team has ever had. hey, the wildcat offense did its thi

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here the end of the game, man-to-man. here again, man-to-man.he last play he almost throws it to the ground, excuse me, it's a touchdown. at the end of the day, if you don't knock him down you probably are going to lose, more than likely. >> and you've got to credit that offensive line because they protected him pretty well, steve. but the other thing you've got to look at is the indianapolis colts defense. because essentially they played a game and a half tonight. they were out there for 45 minutes. 84 plays. that's a game and a half. so that is one tired defense. but credit them with this, the bottom line, when push came to shove and they had to stop them, they stopped them and were able to get out of here with a win. >> and the colts get out of here with a win and do it in record breaking fashion. colts time of possession, 14 minutes, 53 seconds. since they started tracking time of possession sometime in the mid 1970's, this is the smallest amount of time having a football that a winning team has ever had. hey, the wildcat offense did its thi

eli manning. 3:30 if you will. steve smith. manning's pass, when you're hot you're hot. when you're lucky, it helps. manningham on the tip. lawrence, party time for the giants. good 37 yards. >> poor jerry jones. open a new building, giants win 33-31. so certainly an entertaining game. certainly two teams that expect to go some place. giants now two and up. what did we learn, tom? >> we learn you can't turn the ball over. we learn the cowboys lost by two points. giants didn't turn it over at all. giants didn't score a touchdown from the red zone and end up winning a game on the road. i think you talk about the poise of that football team. yes, the dallas cowboys made mistakes but giants countered that with their poises especially easy eli manning. >> what i learn is system work. system that giant have, the way they developed young players. the way they developed five receivers in the last four years in the first four rounds. steve smith and manningham last night really coming to the forefront with an opportunity to injuries to the receiving corps. the ability to make big

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man: you have people in love with their instruments. i like the piano to sort of play back a little bit. there's something really magical about this. cabinetmakers are a dying breed. see all the little scrapes and everything? that's what makes it -- you feel like you're actually accomplishing something, you know? [ classical piano playing ] walnut, mahogany, ebony -- no matter what it is... we have it covered. you want to separate them? man: the way we build the piano today, it was built over 100 years ago. i can't think of anything else, what we produce today, which is so conservative, and where we haven't changed, basically, whatsoever, like the piano. [ indistinct conversation ] man: you know what gets me about it, is, like, when i first got here, i -- what do i know about pianos? i never played or nothing. i was like, "wow," when they told me the cost of it. i -- so i figure, what, $5,000? no, $25,000 just for start, you know? and just the way every floor is covered in pianos, and i know i can't afford -- nobody i know could afford

>> not a man like todd. >> a man like todd.dd willingham was certainly a man from the wrong side of the tracks. a man with a criminal record. mostly drug offenses and a robbery. his wife stacy said todd had beaten her including when she was pregnant. to the prosecutor, that history of spousal abuse was key. >> the best evidence to me is not the investigation of the arson. the best evidence that i believe i presented was the prior attempts of todd willingham to kill his children. >> he beat his wife when she was pregnant, therefore he killed his children in the fire? >> i think that's a major factor that most finders of fact such as jurors would consider. >> todd's wife stacy specifically denied jackson's argument in the trial. and insisted her husband while violent towards her would never have hurt their children. stacy declined our request for an interview through a family member. >> we don't execute people who beat their wives. and the only question that matters in this case is did kameron todd willingham set a fire on decemb

one man had breathing issues for two years. you will not believe what doctors found inside of his chest. >>> from a technical perspective, the recession is very likely over at this point. >> all right. that was three days ago. according to a new cnn study, roughly 13% of those polled agree with fed chair ben bernanke. 86% of you believe that the united states is still in a recession. now the americans who say that we're still in a recession, 42% of them say it is a serious one. 35% are calling is moderate. 10% say it's mild. >>> one local restaurant is seeing things pick up faster than a jack rabbit pace. the green turtle sports bar and grill opened its 23rd location this week in hanover across from the arundel mills mall. as reported earlier this year, the green turtle is expanding going into philadelphia, new jersey, virginia. in the next coming years, you'll see them pop up in the area as part of a five-year plan to open more than 100 new locations. >>> in in economy, more of us are staying home to seat which means trips to

that means they're pretty sure they have got their man.'s the guy right there, the guy they picked up this morning. ray mondmond clark, he's chargeh last week's murder of annie le, he strangled her and stuffed her body inside a wall. clark worked in the lab where le was doing research, his job was taking care of the laboratory mice and cleaning their cages. fotos is next and you're not going to believe some of the videos we have come up with, including one of the tallest men in the entire world. >>> as you drive by hillsides on roads all over america, but especially when you travel to latin america, and central america, you see crosses all along the road, monuments marking where some horrible accident happened. and if you're like me, you wonder, what's the story behind that cross? what's the story behind that monument? that is where we begin fotos. oh, my god, here's the story. on what will mark a monument, a one. it began as a field trip for some school kids in peru. but that field trip ended at the bottom of a ravine. the bus fell more t

man, soldier. >>hey are never congratulated for it. 7 unionists have a hard time getting pensions after the war because nobody would believe unionists could have existed in dixie. another book studies desertion in the confederate army. desertion has been studied, it spent a lot of time upraising how many men from mississippi, texas, arkansas, what they don't do is examine unionism and anti slavery unionism specifically as a motive for some of that desertion. not only are they not congratulated for it, but deep skepticism still exists that these sorts of men could have had more conviction. one of the things we have been amazed by is the level of resistance to the idea that a man like newton knight could have been morally motivated. he couldn't possibly have had more motivation, he must have just been a deserter who wanted to go home. he couldn't possibly have had a real reason. for behaving the way he did. >> there's a lot of resistance, something i ask questions about, i am an aspiring historian my

now man up.out your butt and straighten up and help these children. >> i figured it out. >> well, good, good. what'd you figure out? >> since i can't have anything i want, nobody is gonna have anything they want, neither. >> yo, mama. >> my man, what's up? >> you eat yet? >> no. no. i ain't hungry. >> you ain't hungry? >> [coughs] no. i ain't hungry. >> you ain't hungry? i brought you some chicken on a stick. >> i don't want no leftover chicken on no stick. >> aunt ella, where the car at? where the car, and what's wrong with the lights? >> repo man came. repo man came, took it away an hour ago. electricity has been off. [coughing] i got to stop smoking. i don't know why i started smoking. >> you got to take care of that cough. >> c.j., how the kids? how the kids? >> oh, man! every time i go down there to see malik, i'm just proud. i'm so proud of that boy because that boy, he doing his time. he doing his time, and remember b.j. and slick and them, used to bully him when he was growing up around t

the sheriff gets his man again! >> ron: peyton manning read the blitz.litz beater is that bubble screen. get the ball to probably your fastest wide receiver in pierre garcon. he takes it to the end zone. >> ron: excellent block from austin collie. >> ron: did they score too fast? that might be the question. >> mike: vinatieri, the extra point. 37-23. they went 80 yards 32 seconds. to take the lead. >> ron: what you're going to see is the pressure up the middle. they come clean. peyton manning reads it. he understands it. he gets the ball quickly out of pierre garcon in space. watch austin collie with a nice kick-off block. the center -- excuse me right guard out in play. when you get explosive plays in the past, you have to have athletic offensive lineman. colts have a very athletic offensive line that got out in space and made the blocks down the field. >> jon: that's 12 years of work, payton manning has put into this no-huddle offense. he saw the full blitz coming. he read it. he signaled it. he got the coverage he wanted. pierre garcon showed his athl

what this man is doing is called a "2-man job." got it. oh, and there's the dog.ight, always have a well-lit area so you can see where you're falling. man: you okay? [ laughing ] and there's the dog. the keyword in "inflatable hot tub" -- "inflate." [ laughing ] and there's the dog. always look both ways before crossing the yard. and there's the dog. you know what they say -- three on a hammock is bad luck. and there -- well, you get the idea. isn't it amazing -- you always see the dog come in. don't you wonder where the cat is? video clips are like politicians -- they have their supporters and their detractors. when trying to decide which clips are best, we could do it like they do in washington -- with mudslinging, backstabbing, and those charming nicknames. but we decided to let the clips do the talking and fight it out amongst themselves in a segment we call "vs." amusement parks rocket out of the gate and jump out to an early lead. [ screaming ] the pigs counter with their signature circle move. a laugher and a screamer -- that's got to be worth some points.

, maybe he is such a nice man.t of plot. that louisville high school football coach found not guilty yesterday in the death of one of his players may be able to return to coaching and teaching. the jefferson county superintendent says he will meet with david palestinianson to determine placement. yesterday palestinianson was acquitted of all charges connected to the heat-related death of max gilpin. the jury said there was not enough evidence to show the former coach did anything wrong. gilpin collapsed doing sprints. he died in the hospital three days later. his parents were upset. they are glad for the awareness that their son's case is bringing about. >> we're disappointed. weapon this going into it. the main objective was that max's death not be in vain. and i do believe, i know that this trial has brought awareness, which is what we wanted. >> kentucky lawmaker recently passed legislation requiring coach to take a four-hour online course in player safety. there is phil a civil trial pending. >>> this is more t

yesterday virginia police arrested the man. on friday they discovered four bodies near richmond home of a university professor. he was arrested at a richmond airport. police say he was waiting for a flight back to california. it isn't clear if he knew the victims e.'s charged with murder, robbery and grand larceny. >>> the father of a 4-year-old boy is in jail because the boy shared cocaine with friends at a day care. police in new jersey say that the man put several baggies in his son's jacket after police nearly caught him with it. his son shared the drugs with three other 4-year-olds at day care, apparently because his dad told them it was candy. a teacher called police after seeing a girl with a baggy in her mouth. none of the children was hurt. the man is in jail on $400,000 bail. >>> so are we in store for more rough weather and rain in the south in let's check in with karen mcginnis for the latest on the forecast. >> we have still kind of the same weather pattern across the southeast, but finally that area of low pressur

[ gunshots ] run, man![ gunshot ] >> narrator: the alert owner spots the hidden weapon. [ gun cocks ] as the double-barreled danger approaches... >> give me everything! >> narrator: ...misar dives for a pistol... [ gun cocks ] ...and opens fire. [ gunshots ] >> the first two bullets i shot in the air. i want to make him scared and run away. [ gun cocks ] [ gunshots ] but after i saw them both start shooting, i have to try to do something. [ gunshots ] >> narrator: the teens are sent running in a hail of bullets. >> run, man! [ gunshots ] >> narrator: outside, a startled patron bolts at the sound of shooting... [ bell chimes ] ...and the desperados dash out the door. incredibly, one local doesn't seem too concerned. he peeks inside... then goes back to his morning coffee. in a cloud of gun smoke, misar calls police. he's certain the law will soon catch the duo. though he's grateful no one was injured, misar doesn't have any regrets. >> i don't like to hurt anybody. something like this has happened, i have to

but peyton manning is the manning. this guy in the clutch situations, i call him the man-up situations. you got to shoulder the load, is absolutely the best in all of football. he does a phenomenal job earning the trust of his teammates and his preparation. they know come game time he's going to be his calmest, his most relaxed, at his best when they need him the most because of that. i not only put peyton manning at the best in the game, i think he might be the best of all time when it comes to these situations. john: we want to know what you think. you're always right. nation, here's your poll question. which quarterback would you want for a game-winning drive, this could come down to who are giant fans and who are colt fans? eli -- >> you think? john: or peyton. it's so interesting because they're such two different personalities. eli is a little calmer, a little cooler. peyton, of course, is the older brother. >> type a. john: it's a great question. please log on, nation, and we'll let you know what america thinks

four-man rush. manning throws. caught. caught at the 41 is smith. >> cris: eli totally under control. looks like he is so comfortable in this situation. he certainly has seen this one before. >> al: first down away from field goal range. and manning will throw and that pass is high. incomplete. intended for steve smith. the clock stops with 39 seconds. >> cris: what do you call that? putting the kabosh on him in? that was wide open and he missed it. i think smith would have had room not only to make the catch but the ability to get out of bounds. he had the entire sideline open to his side. that was a big miss. >> al: you see tynes loosening up. he told andrea before the game he thinks it's 53 yards in this direction is his range. it's also his career long. that time-out is now taken on defense, dallas will spend a time-out. so 39 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, two time-outs remaining now for each team. you can open up a palace that costs a billion one, you need a game like this. >> cris: a great show. absolutely

it's research, man!ou hate me." [ laughter ] in georgia, a woman discovered that two teenagers had broken into her home and stole jewelry and 20 fruit rollups. police are investigating what kind of woman would count her fruit rollups. [ laughter ] "i had 20, definitely 20 were there. i don't care about the jewelry so much, but there was 20 of them." and finally, congratulations to "60 minutes" which began its 42nd season last night. [ scattered applause ] wow, it is almost old enough to start watching itself. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what! what a show, we have. what a show. i want to first say congrats to the yankees for clinching the a.l. east. the new york yankees are in it. [ cheers and applause ] [ boos ] there you go. you guys can't see at home, but bruce springsteen just walked by -- amazing stuff. [ laughter ] bruce! "the boss!" no one yelled "the boss." [ laughter ] >> steve: they could have.

he was a young man on his way to school. he should not have died. >> chavez remains on administrative duty. >>> more problems for acorn after the release of some inflammatory videos. the house voted to deny all fding to the group. on monday, the senate took similar action. this video shows employees advising couple posing as a prostitute and a pimp lie about the profession. >>> a bill is headed to the senate. the house passed a sweeping overhaul yesterday. the federal government is the sole provider of college phones and a boost funds for grants. >>> 5:37. >> putting a face with the names on the vietnam wall. >> it is not just a name. it is a person with hopes and drms that were cut short. >> a new project hopes to expand one of the most moving monuments. >> it is a cloudy 63 degrees. a comfortable start to the day. when will wesee the sunshine again? >> joe conway is coming back with the latest on your my name is louise and this is my eggo. on tuesday i go in even earlier than usual. thank goodness for eggo, a nutri-grain w

another man was arrested in new york.pear in court tomorrow. >>> the bodies of six italian soldiers killed in afghanistan are in rome now. they were killed in a car bombing in kabul yesterday. 20 afghan civilians also died in the attack. >>> and muslims around the world are saying good-bye to the month-long fasting of ramadan. they're bringing in three days of celebration, community prayers, acts of charity and gift giving. some say it's like christmas, thanksgiving and new year's rolled into one. that's a quick look at your headlines this sunday morning. i'm natasha curry. >>> ohio was going to try again to put convicted murderer ramel broom to death. his lethal injection had to be stopped because technicians couldn't find a vein. a temporary halt to a second execution, the governor issued a one-week reprieve. brian todd looks at what went wrong the first time. >> reporter: just 17 steps from the room where he would be put to death, ramel broom was helping executioners, laid on his side, flexed his muscles to help them f

the man who through the issue at president bush is out of prison. -- the man who threw his shoe at president bush is out of prison. during bush's final visit to iraq in december, the man hurled his shoes at the president, a man considered -- and act considered a huge in salt in islamic culture. -- an act considered a huge insult in islamic culture. a chinese bus accident. a police officer was hurt when he tried to use his car to stop the thing. the 15th typhoon of the season has hit the chinese coast. stock and financial markets suspended trading, but reopened in the afternoon as the bad weather past. people were treated for minor injuries. india. bats are so sacred in this village that locals work -- locals were shipped them as good luck charms. some think that bats protect from illness or disease. in return, they make sure that the animals have access to food and water. that is a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. we are focused on the current political crisis in honduras. there was a who in june -- a coup in june. tonight, greta talks to the acting president of honduras

. >>> the rocky man who threw shoes at then-president bush is a free man this morning. he was released from jail earlier today. his family has a welcome home party. he threw shoes, two of the worst insults in the middle east. it happened in baghdad last year. the shoe thrower served nine months in jail. >>> a woman is carrying a cardboard cutout of her b boyfriend to his favorite vacation spots. he's stationed in iraq. she took pictures with the cutout in california and sent them to him to cheer him up. >> there were a couple people who kind of gave us the eye like, what are you doing? that's crazy. other than that, everybody just loved it. what can we do to help? can we send cookies? can we send packages? when does he come home. >> staff sergeant patrick thomas is in iraq until november. >>> bob van dillen, she's walking around carrying the cutout. it works. at least she was able to remember hill. >> at least she has a reason to do it. rafer just walks around with it just to 0 do it. >> what do you have in weather, my friend? >> big low-pressure region, a spiraling low

to man, talk about it, stack up numbers man to man and talk about it we can do that. remember you are the number one pick in the draft and i was fourth round oner and our numbers still stack up. if you are playing at this level you can play. regardless of which string. and when he said that, he said it about the group. but i took it as a personal shot because i am the eldest states man in the group. and other guys will not say anything. so, you know, like attaining me. you just don't do that. if you are going to attack the unbunch you are attacking me and i will come back at you. >> all bickering aside. ravens have a ball game to get ready for this weekend. traveling across to san diego chargers. tomlinson has a bad ankle and sprols looks good in the backup role and they say they are interchangeable. >> same two people. you know, if you plan a totally different back up, bruiseer and quick slasher. both them are/ers. both are game breakers. they really want to get the ball in their hand. and from there, you know, they kind of run the same type of plays. they do not cha

he still isn't sure exactly why the man is running.e does know the woman is getting the unsolicited ride of her life. >> on that road, we reached, you know, 110 to 115 miles an hour. >> narrator: it's an all-or-nothing strategy that could soon take a turn for the hearse. the leadfoot attempts a right turn that goes dreadfully wrong. >> he was going way too fast. he slides sideways, jumps up onto the curb, and slams right into the side of a building. >> narrator: the female passenger can't surrender fast enough. >> it was like she was in a state of shock. she's screaming, "i told him to stop! i told him to stop!" you know, "he was stupid. i told him to stop." she was absolutely terrified that she was gonna die in a crash. >> narrator: the driver offers no more resistance. he's taken into custody, putting an end to his hard-charging ways. he took off because he had outstanding warrants. hopefully, his running mate learned a valuable lesson about the company she keeps. >> you choose who you hang out with and who you run with. and to do so

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next level on manning. trailing by one score in the fourth quarter or overtime manning completed nearly 66% of his passes with a touchdown to interception ratio above 2.0. his 96.3 passer rating is the best in the nfl during that time. manning is a three-time m.v.p., super bowl champ and by the time he is done his numbers will be off the charts. trent is here to tell us how high manning climbed on his all-time chart. your top 10 quarterbacks of the super bowl era. before we reveal the list what is your criteria. >> it is impossible to state who is the greatest of all-time. mainly championships and talent and my favorites. >> super bowl era. number 10, terry bradshaw. he has to make the list. he won four championships and had a huge arm. what i love the most is that he was mentally and physically tough and the team took on that character. >> from the espn family at number nine steve young, number nine. i think the most artistic quarterback that i ever saw. a beautifully accurate passer. had wonderful mobilit

the man, a u.s.3 as a material witness in a federal terrorism case. ashcroft had argued that as a prosecutor he was immune from lawsuits. john ashcroft's spokesperson told cnn they are reviewing the courts decision. >>> bp announced this week it is tacked into a giant pool of crude oil, it could be one of the largest petroleum discoveries in the u.s. 4 and 6 billion barrels of oil equivalent, about a year's worth of u.s. demand. bp does not know how much it can extract. in spite of the size, the well won't reduce u.s. dependence on foreign oil. >>> more americans were killed in afghanistan this august than in any month since the war started. it is the picture of one death that is the heart of a brewing controversy and it's a picture that cnn has decided not to show. cnn's pentagon correspondent chris lawrence explains why. >> reporter: when the taliban ambushed a marine patrol, a rocket propelled grenade ripped into joshua ben ard. the associated press snapped a picture of him wounded and released it

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>> it's all improv, man.o do that. and then when you went to talk about eve and stuff. >> yeah. eve was on noah's arc, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. and then -- >> you got to see the movie to know what we're talking about. >> jimmy: yeah, i don't want to give away all the jokes. you were talking about -- yeah, the singer, eve. >> what did you think of the part with the racecar crashing? >> jimmy: i did not see a part with a racecar crashing. >> good, i was checking to make sure you saw the movie. [ laughter ] there was no racecar crashing in the movie. >> jimmy: no, no, i saw it all the way through. i loved all the -- the songs that get me pumped up. i love that it's very positive, too. it was, like, positive messages and some things, like, said in the church, but it's not like a -- it's not a religious thing. >> no, it's not beating you over the head. it's not, but, yeah, but it's positive. and, see, that's what we need. don't we need that? >> jimmy: i loved it. i felt so good leaving the theater. [ cheers and appla

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the homeowner confronted the man and the man tried to back out but got stuck coming out of the driveway. by that time the police arrived and the man attacked the officer and the officer returned fire, firing as many as five times. the suspect is in unknown condition at this hour. the suspect was transported to the hospital. the black cadillac is in the driveway of the home and police are gathering accounts from witnesses. we understand from police sources, however, this car was seen in this neighborhood, which is fairly secluded and they were following this car when he ended up in this driveway. we are putting details together and we will have a full report tonight on fox 5 news at 10:00. >> all right. >>> now the story everyone is talking abouted to. the redskins getting spanked by the worst team in the league. lindsey, a lot of people are calling for zorn's head tonight. what are they saying? >> that is a harsh remark. i have heard of that but ad at redskins park no one is calling for zorn's head and the players say they are behind him 100%. ese guys know their play hasn't been perfec

a three-man is going to be coming.ely what he will supposed to do picking up the nts man leaving jim leonard a free shot on tom brady. brady knows that. he has randy moss down the field but darrelle revis is becoming one of the best corners in the league. >> dolphins will try to stay a game behind after losing their opener. they are on "monday night football" tonight. >> tony, i know you were frustrated with some of the sloppyness last week. what did you do in practice to get that rectified? >> one of the things i think they can happen is that we are a team that didn't turn it over much last year. we went back to square 1 fundamentals. we did gauntlets and tackling circuits and good old-fashioned things. >> not to get caught up in all that peyton does. you have to respect what peyton does at the line of scrimmage. but for a young corner the worst thing is to keep your eyes on him. >> tony, appreciate the time. good luck tonight. >> dolphins on one side and the colts on the other. michele tafoya with our indy team repor

a woman was shot in the wrist, a man in the back. medics took both to hospital. >>> students at delaney high school have a difficult day ahead of them, dealing with the tragic death of quest logan, a 17-year-old at the school. he died in a car crash. his mother reported him missing sunday night. his car was found 83, on the belt way. a facebook group was started by his friends. >>> 20 years in prison the sentence for a man who kill add mother of three. he crashed a stolen truck inside the side of her home in monk on the killing the woman why would she slept in her bed. he had more than 2 dozen charges on his record before that crime spree that night that ended in the death of mary sullivan. >>> she was just the heart of our family. losing her is probably the most difficult thing any of us have had to deal with. we feel jus sis has been served. -- justice has been served. if he would come out as a new american 20 years that this is all we can pray for. >> sullivans teenage daughters awoke in another part of the house and found her dea

the man fled and struck an officer in the process. the police say he tried to run them over again in baltimore county. officers said they were forced to shoot but he got away. he was later apprehended after checking himself into say agnes hospital with multiple gunshot wounds -- after checking himself into st. agnes hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. >>> baltimore county police are looking for a person who killed an elderly man and white march. the police said it received a call last night that the man was in cardiac arrest. by the time to respond, he had already died. an autopsy showed the manner of death was homicide. there is no word on how he was killed. >>> a shooting investigation in baltimore county. the police say a man believed to be in his 20's were shot around 3:30. he's being treated at shock trauma. no arrests have been made. >>> we started today with the sunshine, then the clouds rolled in. now we have rainshowers arriving through much of baltimore. the heavier rain, northern virginia, making its way through. not exp

-- with a man possibly named jay. if you have any information you're asked to call baltimore county police, the number 410-307-2020. >>> a fire in north baltimore caused problems early this morning. it broke out just after 5:00 this morning on 41st street in hamden. everyone got out ok but police and firefighters did have to close 41st street at falls road for a while. no word yet what caused that fire. >>> we now know the cause of the fire earlier this month at a children's day care center in harford county. investigators say a faulty ceiling fan light fixture caused the fire at the learning center in bel air back on september 3rd. the fire started in a bathroom at the day care center. 15 staff members and 55 kids were inside at the time. they all made it out safely. >>> you can say it runs in the family. two college students from catonsville with law enforcement officers as parents did what their mothers told them to do when help is needed. it was this morning. abc2 news sherrie johnson says it all started with a cr

that's a crazy man. that's all he was. >> crazy, man. for a better word, yeah.the lines of the show in your real life are blurred a lot of the time. because i read in the paper something that happened to you, and then i see on the show, and i go -- like, are you still roommates with -- chace? >> we're not anymore. he deserted me. no -- >> jimmy: oh, that's sad. >> no, no, it wasn like that. we lived together for two years, and the funny thing is, how art is imitating life. because here is the exclusive. my character, chuck bass, and chace's character, nate archibald, will be living together in the show. so there's your excusive. >> jimmy: a little scoop. >> a little scoop. >> jimmy: my gosh, i got to twitter this. >> i'm already doing it. >> jimmy: you're doing it now? how? that's amazing. >> with my toes -- my shoe. >> jimmy: with your mind. >> exactly. >> jimmy: wait, so you guys are going to be roommates? >> yeah, on the show. which is weird, because as i say, we just kind of stopped living together in real life and we find ourselves back together in fantasy

. >> oh, man! the garlic bread is burning! >> dad, you should've stuck to auntie ella's recipe. >> for what? for garlic bread? >> no. for food. [ knock on door ] >> who is it? >> it's calvin, man. open up. >> big cal. >> oh, me no likey. who wants chinese? >> ooh, i do! i do! >> i can't believe you all want chinese food after i slaved over that stove all day. is that egg foo young i smell? >> yup. my boy pookie got a new job at laquisha chan's orange chicken and waffles. >> cousin calvin, you got the hook up. >> yeah, you buy one can of red soda, you get a meal for free. >> hey, let me get some of that. >> how you all doing? >> man, what you, washing windows? >> no, i'm chillin', baby. i'm tyrone. i just came around to introduce myself and all. is that your blue car parked in space number eight? >> no. no, i drive an s.u.v. >> you mean the one with the tinted windows and the six disc cd changer? >> yeah. >> just make sure you lock your door, dude. we get a lot of break-ins around here. >> that's why i parked three blocks away

man. there were reports of a man in cardiac arrest. when they arrive, they found the man dead at the scene. an autopsy later revealed the depth was a homicide. tonight, police are hoping a sketch will help catch a rape suspect. they're desperately trying to find him. we are live at police headquarters tonight. >> the 33-year-old victim described the suspect to police and now they hope that the sketch will help lead to an arrest. >> the victim was walking home alone and it was about 1230 in the morning. police have released this composite sketch in an attempt to find a rape suspect. investigators are relying on video from surveillance cameras. >> the detectives were able to learn that there are cameras in the area and they were able to get some footage of that as well as they were able to obtain a composite drawing based on the victim's information. >> the victim told police that as she approached the man, he was fitted -- seated at a bus stop. the suspect had a hand gun and forced the vict

he seems to be an ambitious, intelligent man who had a future ahead of him. >> i shut the door.i turned around and i locked it. that's when he pulled out the gun. he's very calm, like-- like he's done it before. my name is trisha leffler. and i was attacked by the craigslist killer. >> craigslist, in the prostitution game today, is the old yellow pages. >> it's easier for aspiring predators to find prey. >> click on the site, and you've got your victim for the night. >> julissa was 25 when she died. she was young and she was beautiful, but, unfortunately, i think she went down a very troubled path. her services are advertised as massages, massages of a more sexual nature. julissa was a fighter. she wouldn't let anybody rob her or take her money. she fought back. her killer, who police have identified as philip markoff, smashed her over the head with the gun, and then shot her three times, striking her in the heart. >> reporter: boston police say the craigslist killer is a 23- year-old premed student at boston university. >> i discovered that philip markoff did have a secret life

manning to dallas clark. 80 yards later, he will score.ike that, the colts are out to a quick 7-0 lead. tiger woods says, dude, can you do that some more? later in the first, same score, ronnie brown. in the wildcat formation. dolphin tie it up at 7-7. fareed brown, in for the touch. the dolphins take a 20-13 lead. later fourth, colts, at the dolphin's 15. donald brown, his first nfl touchdown for the work. colts down 23-20. manning, the screen to guyary garcon. he gets a block. and takes it all the way. colts, back on top 27-23. 35 seconds to go. dolphins at the colts' 42. pennington, play fake. end zone. but ted guinn, he can't reel it in. last dolphins' chance. six seconds to go. pennington. to tend zone. right idea, wrong person. manning wins its 119th game under center, with the colts breaking johnny u.'s team record. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. now, back to abc's "america this morning." >>> president obama is getting back to business today, after becoming the first sitting president to appear on "late night with da

they say the man entered the home through a third story balcony wielding a baseball bat. the current boyfriend confronted the man and the living room, where the police say he was attacked. the new boyfriend fought back. >> evidently, when he entered the apartment building with a baseball bat and began swinging it, the victim reached down and picked up a machete nearby, swinging a bat. he superficially cut the man, but there were no stronger injuries. >> even so, the intruder when to the hospital. he later got into a car accident in baltimore and has serious injuries to his back. he is currently in the hospital and the police say charges are pending. melissa carlson, wbal tv 11 news. >>> baltimore city police are searching for the suspect shot and killed a man at a bus stop in the middle of the day. the police said the victim was sitting on a bicycle at the stop in northern parkway and mclean boulevard when he was shot. it happened at about 3:00 p.m. yesterday. the police are asking anyone with information to call crime stoppers, 1-866-lockup. >>> a baltimore city police o

man, oh, man! well past the 300 foot mark, as well. man, oh, man. stop at all. >> stays on that right sideline. look at all that torque! it's just amazing! you see him turning those wheels, getting on the brakes a little bit as he's dragging it on out there. man, those four heavies just on fire! >> we'll go on board here. he starts off nice and straight. [ speaking indistinctly ] he doesn't touch the brake. unfortunately for him... here comes the red flag from john mears -- time to stop right there. when you go out that hard, that fast, they will change the sled, so they'll tighten this thing up, possibly put a little more weight in it, and the next competitors will have to work just a little harder. let's go back to rob. >> well, guys, my dark horse here tonight is a pretty easy decision for me. we sat down for a couple hours, trying to figure out who i was going to take. i'm gonna go with tim howell from wilmington, ohio. he's driving one of the larry roberts r&l carriers entries. now, they brought three tractors here today. tim's in the double do

according to court documents the man, a u.s.terrorism case. ashcroft had argued that as a prosecutor he was immune from lawsuits. john ashcroft's spokesperson told cnn they are reviewing the court's decision. >>> university of oregon running back legarrette blount is done for the year after only one game. he is suspended from the team for the rest of the season because he punched an opposing player during a confrontation after thursday night's season opener. there it is. he clobbered boise state byron hout who was apparently taunting him. boise state just defeated oregon, 19-8. oregon's president called blount's behavior reprehensible and boise state says hout will be disciplined for taunting but won't be suspended. >>> it is now confirmed that at least one of five sharks spotted off the massachusetts coast was, in fact, a great white. police will be on boat pal trowell off cape cod this weekend. they are urging swimmers to be extra careful. the great white was spotted by a shark expert about a mile from the closest beach. for n