to benefit the poe houue.p the poe house --subssdies to keep the poe house open to the publiccwiil soon end and it is hoped that this event wwll raise funds and awareness in order to preserve one of baltimore's more important historical lannmarkk"a portrait of poe" is a 3 ct drama that explores the cooplexity of poe'' characcer ttrough drrmatic rrcitations of his poems and xcerpts from his short stories, correspondence and essays essays a portrait offpoe is at aaea 405 ttis friday and saturraa ann next friiay. doors open at 7-30pm. foo more information, log on to fox baltimore dot com slash mooning. 33 3 map fiber map old court map still ahead.. changes to tanning beds for teens... baaning certain age groups... from fake baking. bakkng.. our insurance laughed aa us, wouldn't cover second on our house."))t a law in california...the new mmnnate that says....insurance must cover therapy forr autistic children. you're watching ox 45 orning news.. all looal.. all morning. ((break 2)) 3 3 new this mornnng... preside

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what edgar allen poe fans are doing to protect his home if closing for good ahead on wj ask. "eyewitness news." -- wjz "eyewitness news." >>> when the sunrise, many are hoping for another beautiful day in our area, but will they see it in motor will gist -- meteorologist tim williams has the answer. wjz "eyewitness news" starts this morning. >> this is wjz-tv. , wjzhd and wjz.com. baltimore. >> from the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood, now, it's complete coverage it's wjz maryland's news station. >>> good morning and welcome to "eyewitness news." this saturday i am gigi barge barnett. >> i am -- barnett. >> i am tim wills yeah. it's in the -- william. it's in the 40s and 50s. >> it's fall. >> the average i want to put it in perspective. average high is is 70 and going down every so many days but temperatures are starting off in the 40s and 50s. we will give you an idea of what we are looking at. it's a clear start to the day and with the temperatures, you will walk out to mist on your car. 49 at bwi-marshall. 47 in elkton and 47 on the shore. high pressure is in c

coming up, edgar allen poe. action hero. that story as eyewitness news continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 6:29. 67 degrees. look at that beautiful sunset. clear in central maryland. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz. and here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. prosecutors in the trial of dr. conrad murray play a never- before-heard recording of the doctor in his interview with police. >> conrad roberts murray. >> reporter: jurors are hearing a police interview with conrad murray, conducted two days after jackson died. it begins with murray detailing how he first met jackson and signed on to be his personal doctor while he trained for his comeback tour. >> it was going to be difficult to do the concerts in england. and mr. jackson wanted me very much to be there for the trip, for this concert. >> reporter: dr. murray detailed the treatments he gave jackson in the hours before his death, including administering the powerful anes thet rick, pro -- anesthetic, propofol. dr. murray is charge

today a baltimore man will try to save the poe house. staging a one man play to keep the house open to the public. mark sanders will star in the portrait of poe happening today and tomorrow at 8:00 and it's $10 and proceeds go towards saving this historic house. justin. >>> 5:49. high pressure in control and yes we are watching the retreat of the chilly air, although it's to the north. you may think it's chilly this morning and frost advisory just north of the border into southern p.a. extending into new york and new england. and frost and freezing conditions. that's high pressure we are treating and we are seeing the influence of nicer weather. we showed you temperatures in the low 70s in minneapolis st. paul ahead of the next storm system. that's a slow mover and this has been a slow moving storm pattern for the last month. no exception here. we are on the brighter side of things. indeed it's bright with high pressure in control. clear skies and it's dark this morning. it will be bright after 7: 08 and sunrise and we should see ourselv

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coming up, edgar allen poe. action hero. as eyewitness news continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 5:29. 69 degrees and clear out there. good evening, everybody. and thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. an emotional farewell. former raven orlando brown is remembered at his funeral. wjz is live. mike schuh spoke with those who attended the service today. mike? >> reporter: well, mary, born in d.c., his funeral was held in the suburb of clinton, maryland, near the andrews air force base. a packed house to say goodbye to zeus. >> reporter: it took eight strong men, plus hundreds of family and friends, to take zeus home today. at 6'7," orlando brown towered over most men. still in the womb, his mother nicknamed him zeus, the greek god of thunder. but he earned that name. tenacious, intimidating, dom nant, but a -- dominant, but a gentleman off the field. said. >> reporter: he was at the time, one of the highest-paid offensive linemen in the league. hundreds

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tigs to put the law on the ballot in 20 -- poe tigs to put the law on the ballot in 20 --petition toput the law on the ballot in 2012. they want voters to decide if illegal immigrants should be allowed to receive in-state per tuition. it was certified as suck set seesful by the state election board but attorneys for groupswho -- delegate mcdunna has been outspoken for months sayingusing the internet and website to get signatures is a practice that's accepted. >> the internet is used all over the country. this is not 1911. this is 2011. and you have an affidavit with a witness. and the election board designed the petitions and we went over them intentionally and clearly for months. and i think i have confident in the election board. they did a good job under tough circumstance and there was no fraud. >> reporter: now the group against the petition also say the legislation cannot be put in referendum because it provide government funding for education. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> 5:46. and this the hot topic what do you think about taxpayer dollars going to allow illegal immigrants

poe. he has read it and might want to have it as a reference. texas border strategic military assessment prepared in september of 2011 and some of the folks -- this was by todd staples, commissioner of texas, department of agriculture, assisted by the department of public safety and four-star retired general barry mcafterry and retired army major robert scales, both of which looked at this from a unique and strategic assessment as they would do with a military project. these knocks -- these folks -- general mcaffery was a former commander of u.s. troops in central and south america. scales is a graduate of army war college. they have taken the intelligence that has gathered by the texas department of public safety, the border patrol, the texas department of public safety special group called the texas rangers and others, to discuss this criminal element on the border. now, why would we do this today? well, it's because of what's on this poster right here. we have had an event in our countr

poe?got plenty to say. >> new york, god bless them, wonderful city, but they have no connection to the space program and certainly no connection to nasa. so why would the shurt elle go there? it's like putting the statue of liberty in omaha. >> reporter: poe wants bidding reopened. nasa on the other hand is satisfied with intrepid's new plan. >> i don't tell them how to suck eggs. they gave us a plan, told us they would have the money, gave us a schedule and everything. as far as i know, they're on schedule, and so i trust them that they're going to deliver what they said. >> reporter: but texans say they have the history. the first words uttered when man landed on the moon, not "new york" but -- >> houston, the eagle has landed. >> so "atlantis" will stay in florida, "endeavour" goues out o the science center in los angeles and "discovery" will go to the smithsonian and "enterprise" goes to new york, if everything stays the way it's supposed to right now. >> i know you say on paper it's a

poe. mr. poe: i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank you for your leadership on this issue. i appreciate you, congressman green. we've known each other a long time. 30 years ago we both started as young buck lawyers at the harris county courthouse in texas and tried cases against each other, you as a defense lawyer, me as a prosecutor. you continued to work in the defense category until you assumed the role of a judge in houston. and so it's good to see you again and appreciate your leadership on this very important issue. the -- thank you. some people may not know, but judge green and i, we disagree on some political things but on some basic human rights issues, we are very strong advocates and work together and i appreciate your civility and ability to work together on important issues such as domestic violence awareness. this is an important issue, mr. speaker. and it's good that we recognize the importance of understanding how domestic violence occurs in our country and how we should recognize the important people that are involved as victims of domestic violence. i, too

those that poe leaved in me and supported my family. >> she is asking for privacy as she is trying the reconnect with her family and start a normal life. >> >> the sources close to her said she started to write about her time in prison, that could be worth of millions in this fasinating legal case. >>> a man walked into his workplace and opened fire. two were killed, four hurt. the 45 year old is still not in custody and could be connected to another shooting and carjacking near poi. we will have more at 4:00 5:00 and 6:00. >>> a man that sexually assaulted a student, the mayor is working to raise racial and others to recognize what is happening in our area. >> this happen as the college let out for the night and now from is a new campaign to help increase awareness over sexual assault. it rates in the city as the police department released new stats to look into the rapes in the city and finding out there were rape cases five times the natural average. the challenge in policy has caused a decrease. now they are hoping a. >> awareness campaign will increase sensitivity to the issue. >>

touchdown, skins in front 7-0. 2nd quarter still 7- 0 , sam bradford back to pass, brian over rack poeith the initial push. ryan kerrigan -- orakpo with the initial push, ryan kerrigan comes from the back. redskins in at rams 44. 20 yards for the touchdown. redskins led 14-0. late 1st half, rams austin pettis fielding a punt wiped out by miles paul, paul slides for a 16-yard penalty. 2nd half more torain, takes the handoff at the forth 4, nice cutback and look out, fine -- 44, nice cutback and look out, finally take him down. led to a graham gano 38-yard field goal. 17-0 redskins. grossman's pass picked off by justin king, backed down by tim hightower the redskins 31-yard line after fifth-yard return that led triples field goal. rams -- 50-yard return that led to a rams field goal. next call, roughing the patter, 17-3, less than six minimum -- passer, 17-3, less than six minutes. 15 yards for the touchdown, redskins cutting the lead to 17- 10. redskins next offensive play, rex looking for santana moss but finding james laurinaitis who is on the wrong team and he catches it and traverse

. >> texas republican ted poe has led the charge against the light bulb provision of the act. >> the other thing of consequence are that americans are out of work. >> what do you say to people out there it has to do something as a nation to conserve energy? >> we have to give americans a choice when it comes to energy efficiency the federal government saying you shall go to green energy because there's not going to be an alternative is not the way to proceed. >> last july poe along with majority of republica colleagues voted to appeal the ban but it allowed democrats to sustain it. >> among those voting for the repeal one of the ban's proponents congressman fred upton. he wouldn't talk to us on camera about his change of mind but in a statement to fox news he says quote it was never my goal for washington to decide what kind of light bulbs they should use. he says he and republican colleagues will keep pushing to repeal the ban. >> how would you feel if the bill was repeal snd>> it will be a slap in the face. if i could step up in front of congress or whoever passed the bill or go of

completamente a cualquier persona que caiga dentro de una categoria particular" 1 congresista de texas, ted poeo deportacion de los indocumentados con decirle a quienes manejan borrachos que solo seran arrestados si matan a alguien. este congresista democrata defendio los recientes cambios a las politicas de deportacion. nosotros le pedimos, le demandamos a este presidenete que re-evaluara su politica de deportacion. el lo ha hecho, ahora criminales serios son puestos al frente de la fila y deportados. nosotros sabemos que hay decenas, cientos de miles de jovenes que literalmente no son deportables." este congresista republicano opina que los 2 partidos tienen la culpa por no aprobar algo mas amplio. el presidente en univision, en la misma cadena univision, dijo que en los primeros 12 meses el iba a presentar 1 reforma global migratoria. ese era el momento. pero desafortunadamente esa promesa tambien la rompio. y a pesar de que da mucho jarabe de pico no resuelve el problema. desafortunadamente los republicanos no son mucho mejor. esta controversia entre republicanos y la administracion por los

. >>> edgar allen poe's west baltimore home has been open to the public as a museum since 1949 but lastear, city was forced to cut funding. now, fans all across the nation are hoping to raise enough money to keep it open. wjz is always on for a list of poe house funders log onto wjz.com and click on this story. >>> and let's look at today's exclusive first warning forecast. today, 76 degrees. really nice and sunny. and tonight, 48 degrees. that's our report. thanks for joining us. ,,,,,,,,, ♪ ,,,,,,,,, >>> nice morning in manhattan. i hope it's nice where you are as well. welcome back to "the early show." i'm russ mitchell. >> good to be here, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. >>> coming up, if you are one of about 14 million americans looking for work, you could be having a tough time find ago job because of your resume, of all things. not because it's out of date, but because it dates you. it makes you look old. so we are going to show you how to age-proof your resume. >>> also as you know, many employers schedule their open enrollment for medical plans during the fall. what you may not kn

poe litco is reported that two women who worked with cain in the 90s accused him of inappropriate behavior, that they ended up leaving their jobs with a payout and are prevented, are barred from talking about this at all. cain's spokesperson over the weekend said this was inside the beltway media attacks, that they were thinly sourced allegations. he denies them, saying these are unstashated personal attacks because opponents have been unable to atam his ideas and now they are attacking himself. again, nbc has not confirmed this report from politico. as for the latest poll, herman cain is on top. 23%. mitt romney, only 1% behind. ron paul at 12%. everyone else in single digits. back here in washington today, president obama is expected to sign an executive order, the first part of his we can't wait agenda. lynn. >> tracie potts there for us in washington. thanks so much. >>> just a reminder about nbc's new prime time news magazine. tonight, prime time gets a new attitude with the premier of rock center with brian williams with in-depth stories from established nbc news reporters along with

with scammers poe potentially using the information they can easily find in the web for profit. it's easily happened to them after they lost a child. >> not accepted because of someone else could use -- social security number. and that was the last we heard of it. >> and we tell you why millions of social security numbers are being exposed and why. meantime, we want to protect you the identity theft. abc 2 news.com/protect your id. on the stage, we have all sorts of tips, things you should shred. you could also watch the stories of the local families we've interviewed and find out exactly what happened to them, where they think the baby's identities were stolen and all sorts of information in our website, abc 2 news.com/protect your id. josie sisterman, abc 2 news. >>> the sling master is paying a hefty fine for failing to report. and the company was fined $1.4 million. it's accused of knowingly importing and selling the toys that are toxic. the company received reports that children even a dog had become sick after eating the aquadox. it contained a chemical that was harmful to

. >>> the fate of baltimore's historic id gar edgar allen poe's house is still a mystery but he is putting this on to keep it open. he hopes it will help reprefer preserve the house. it will start tonight at 8:00 and shows through the 21st. >>> and while we are on the subject of movies, the raven will star john kusack and use his book for the basis of a string of murders he is brought in to solve. slated to open up next march. >>> today marks the start of yom kippur. it is also the end of a period known as the high holidays. >>> well ever wonder what it is like to, well, work on a board? hopefully you have got your sea legs on, we will tell you what a day in the life of an urban pirate is about. and we have this for you. we we will tell you all about it coming up. >> you won't need that umbrella. i will tell you all that coming up. ♪ [ music ] >>> you are watching the station that works for you, abc2 news at 6:00. >> this steacialg certainly was not your typical race. they raced against each other, they pushed ventilators around an indoor track but it wasn't all about speed. they were judg

. >> en instantes, le diremos poe muchos piensan que el gobierno de bolivia atraviesa un mal momentoe facebook. ♪ ♪ >> una marcha de opositorese al presidente y otra de partidarios avanzaban el domingo hacia la paz se espera que ambas arriben el 16 de octubre. cÓmo e originaron las protestas y por quÉ muchos piensan que estamos en el peor momento polÍtico y social del gobierno del mandatario izquierdista' >> en medio de la crisis sochial social y polÍtica de su gobierno, el presidente morales enfrenta una creciente ola de protestas luego de la violenta intervenciÓn a la marcha indÍgena en contra de la construcciÓn de una carretera e atravesarÍa una reserva natural donde habitan 64 pueblos indÍgenas. >> estÁ aburrido en el poder y quiere engaÑarnos deje otro que gobierne mejor que un. con mÁs mildad inteligena no divida a los bolivianos ptbi el gobierno desmintiÓ la posible renuncia del comandante de la policÍa nacional por la intervenciÓn pero suspendiÓ de sus funciones al subcomandante >> la autoridad que estaba a cargo de dicho erativo para que pueda prestar libremente las declarac

. >> texas republican ted poe has led the charge against the light bulb provision of the act. >> thether thing of consequence are that americans are out of work. >> what do you say to people out there it has to do something as a nation to conserve energy? >> we have to give americans a choice when it comes to energy efficiency the federal government saying you shall go to green energy because there's not going to be an alternative is not the way to proceed. >> last july poe along with majority of republican colleagues voted to appeal the ban but it allowed democrats to sustain it. >> among those voting for the repeal one of the ban's proponents congressman fred upton. he wouldn't talk to us on camera about his change of mind but in a statement to fox news he says quote it was never my goal for washington to decide what kind of light bulbs they should use. he says he and republican colleagues will keep pushing to repeal the ban. >> how would you feel if the bill was repeal snd>> it will be a slap in the face. if i could step up in front of congress or whoever passed the bill or go off

james poe was riding his motorcycle home from work when he stopped to check on a car just sitting alonghe side of the road and they say poe didn't even get to put his kick stand down on his motorcycle when 26-year-old christopher hodges shot him several times, and then turned the gun on himself. hodges was with the tennessee national guard doing some training in georgia. the sheriff saying hodges appeared to be drunk and had been firing shots at passersby. no one else was hurt. new developments tonight in the case of the missing baby girl in missouri and it could back up the family's claims about her abduction. surveillance cameras rolling when a man wearing white walked out of the the woods near little lisa irwin's home the night she vanished. while he we do know know who this person is, we do know witnesses had told police about a suspicious man they say carry ago baby in the area on that same night. meanwhile, a new push to find the 11 month old little girl. drivers will now see lisa's face on billboards along kansas city highways, and advertising company donating the sign hoping som

may be located outside the downtown or within the c3 district to prevent their work and the ebbing poe sure to the greater audience -- and exposure to the greater audience in the downtown. and it is a well established precedent in los angeles, long beach, washington, and cleveland among other cities and counties. the goals and objective of the trust are to reflect the city's belief that the arts are an essential component of city life. to allocate more dollars dating back to 2004 and to ensure that the public has access to excellence and diversity and to enliven, animate, and activate the downtown with the cultural facilities. to celebrate through artistic expression and acknowledge the arts as a proven and highly cost effective way of driving economic urbanization and protect the cultural heritage and utilize existing funding forces for the arts in a few way and complement the effort to develop the mid pashth with the arts district city. and to establish guidelines and the trust to identify places where the landmark place making works of art can be placed and identify the criteria to

. >> crush the poe day taupes with a blade and though she no mercy. >> reporter: he takes his vegan commitmentnd cooking very seriously. >> just bringing conscious tons your actions. and if everyone did that, the world, and myself included, of course, is always kind of bring consciousness to your actions and the world would be a much better place. >> reporter: um -- along with satan's fire. >> absolutely. >> reporter: raised as a jewish kid in florida, he doesn't really worship satan or anything. unless you're talking about wheat gleeten spelled s-e-i-t-a-n. your refrigerator looks so fresh and bountiful. >> that's why the food is so damn good. >> reporter: and you look so dangerous. >> maybe the real danger is in what other people are eating. >> reporter: indeed. food for thought. it's loud, it's unusual. but you know what? it's really good. delicious. good enough that there's only one way to celebrate. i'm john berman for "nightline" in orlando.

it is a thousand-year old pilgrimage that poes up to the north, up the coast of spain, it remains the saint yams. >> my father pets a look at the sad story and he was inspired, he took his son's backpack after having his son cremated. he went on the target. he was closer to his son in death than in life. >> tom meets three hair tears on the way and they travel through spain, a place that none of us know well and you get the chance to play yew. >> you were in the movie theater. >> as an inspiration, nothing more. why did you want to produce a manufacture e about it. >> i walls was attracted to the challenge, had they approaching me, it was about the green play. >>> truth is very pro-life and it is very organic. it is entertaining and it is a classic old road movie. i think we all love a journey. we want to get up and do something and here is the hains to do that! -- the portion of the life and the journey and the family you may on the way, how do you express that in this? >>> how do you develop this plot? >> they take the place of the family he no longer has? >> he is a wide toer, he i

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that was president obama thursday when asked about the growing wall street poe tests. now in their third week, a rally in lower manhattan seems to be gaining size and momentum and dozens of sister demonstrations have sprung up in cities across the country. just one of the things stoking the protesters anger is bank of america's plan to charge its debit card customers a $5 monthly fee. move attacked by the president and dick durbin. >> bank of america customers, vote with your feet. get the heck out of that bank. >> paul: joining the panel this week, wall street journal editor board member mary kissle. james freeman, opinion journal.com. >> james, how serious should we take the moment. >> more serious than i was taking them the beginning of the week. as this started off as the standard issue protest, your semblance of hipies, anti-globalizations protests, anti-war movement. now you see all of this these serious political forces on the left joining in. it started with the liberal media, who suffer from what one washington post columnist calls tea party envy. they say we'

. >> and right now we're talking about kids maybe who pick up the poe tato chips, the bag, david, that'shat they're sitting down on a couch on a saturday morning doing and it goes all day. how wrong is that and what changes the mentality and the thinking of these families? >> right. absolutely. the and one of the things, really focusing on the nutrition and fitness side especially with our youth. you hit it right on the head. there are so many distractions. there are so many other forms of entertainment that students and kids aren't getting out and playing so often. we see in current times people like michelle obama really takinging on this mission and taking on this crusade against child hadhood obesity and that's why we are passionate about we do. we are becoming a prime player in the fight against this obesity epidemic that is affecting families all over the place. >> how encouraging is it to lose the lbs that you lost? >> it's great and getting the acknowledgement from other people but i think i get more pleasure out of literally changing someone's life and say i've tried everything

proceeds from tonight's fundraiser will benefit the poe house and mika museum. >> do they look cold out there? it is a chilly evening this evening. we have generally clear skies but a weather disturbance to the west coming in and we don't see in any of this. this is all rain activity. our temperatures are near freezing and they're just getting rid of the snow in new england. on the other side of the mountains, temperatures are warmer, allowing for rain. this is a clipper, it's pretty dry. as it approaches the mountains, most of it will dissipate but we'll keep an eye on it. let's see what happened during the day today. much chillier than usual. typical high this time of year, 63. it only made it to 54 in the airport and inner harbor and morning lows were down near freezing. typical low this time of year, 41, and we've already dipped below that at the airport with a 34 reading. easton is 34. ocean city is at freezing. same at parkton, westminster -- frederick is in the 20's. notice, there in the 30's fras frederick is in the 20's. we can see the chilly air, dark blue shade from new engla

. >> the firstp poe -- 6 position scored on navy and southern bend indiana ment navy hoped to end thefive-game losing streak knowing notre dame would provide every and anything but smooth sailing. they battled choppy seas and they were losing 14-7 when miller hits green for navy's first touchdown of the day following notre dame fumble. middle -- little consolation. navy loses 6 in a row. next week, navy welcomes troy. meantime, another struggling in- state team university of maryland terrapins occupying sole possession of last place dropping a 28-17 decision to boston college n college park too little too late when o'brien who shared quarterback dutieswith brown. 55 yard score but boston college win the first conference game of the year. next week maryland back in college park against virginia. moving on from towson. west 157 yard this evening against delaware and four touchdown of the northwestern high school grabbed 18 touchdowns and leads the nation. 52 second left. towson trailing 35-30. and before blocking this field goal attempt. a chance for towson investigatory. second now. ha

juvenile fiction that's related to the gothic, lots of vampire literature, the hunger games, edgar allen poe, it makes a great connection. >> one man play, can be seen in area 405 located halt 045 east oliver street. admission is just ten dollars. >>> october is also a time to toast with your favorite brew. the october fest happens this weekend. you will be able to sample 80 different brews. if you can measure up a contest to see who has the biggest beer belly in the universe. >> also have the carry your wife competition where the winner wins his wife's weight in beer. it's fantastic. that runs on the track itself. it's something to see for sure. >> all happens tomorrow, saturday at the fairgrounds, doors open at noon this event is part of a bigger event. the beer week was run until the 16th. >>> also tomorrow fundraiser we have been telling you about for the past few days. this little boy is william. he is eight and is in remission from cancer. he has a lot of complications, the family wants to raise money for a special service dog to help and protect him. tomorrow night ravens nest 8 will

. >> reporter: organizers at this year's job fair inside of the exes poe says she is a success story. a story -- express ex-- exposee she is a success story. >> a story that not all will follow. >>> the canibus industry is offering job nas is still growing. >> you can start from scratch if you are starting your own. if you are working for something else it will be $15 to $20 wage unless you are working for commission or a salesperson. >> reporter: as for the concern that working in the industry may make it tough for a mainstream job down the road she says she is taking it one step at a time. >> as far as i know, at least in california, there are a lot of canibus-friendly companies. >> reporter: people said marijuana was going to be their future career or they said they need work now and can not think about the possible consequences in the future. it runs through sunday. we are live at the palas, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the bay area automotive business has been battered in recent years. coming up in 13 years a sign of a rebirth in one bay area shopping district hit hard. >>> federal p

they were given a ravens lunchbox and got player autographs and tried on the poe outfit and ran a few drills. >> i think i did great. we are going home with a w. and happy? >> i think it's fantastic for them to include the ladies you know, the women. we like football too. >> yeah you like football. this is the 5th year the ravens put on the event and looks like it was a success once again. >>> well it's meant to fight osteoporosis but offering hope in battle for a different disease. what doctors are saying about this drug and how it could have a positive impact for breast cancer patience and how it is making a difference. >>> who says diet drinks are not manly. dr. pepper has a new drink marketed specifically for the guys. what makes the drink more manly? throwing things around? it's all about the message, people. good morning maryland continues in a bit. [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're always guaranteed the lowest prices online. so do

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