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. >> at the toyota sports desk -- to you by your local moving youers, forward. >> given the redskins records, do you motivate them? >> that's a good question. we have yet to see it. everyone knows the redskins play the giants this weekend that i hearing they're playing for pride. pride is nice, but they're playing for more than that. playing for money. all of those guys who were up and uncertain of games against the better get well in a hurry. how many games as he missed? much does he make? an nfl job is one of the most jobs you can get and club in theke the tub. mike shannon and is taking names right now. more themes you value of theen you are out get ups and its easy to and you're playing for something. when you're planning to show the coaching staff which are made of, i get the good indication of and exactly how much teamant to be part of the the following year. >> he will be watching that -- see you must be part of the team. the patriots' defense ranks dead in the nfl and this year, a denver in a match that will us volumes about both teams. this game will have the entire because

last week he was part of a group that jumped from the weta to youer in arlington. all five people in that base judge with tried for trespassing. >> blake stroud faces several burglary and attempted burglary charges. police say he went on a vandalism spree on south king street in downtown leesburg. he broke into the coolly gallery and stole a computer and a cash register, then smashed windows of two nearby businesses. >> a police officer was injured during a fight today at the occupy d.c. encampment. officers were responded to a reported assault at mcpherson square. the officers encountered a grouch people who appeared drunk when they arrived. a taser was used to subdue one of the suspects. >> a five alarm fire keeps firefighters at bay in san francisco. >> we'll hear from a woman who jumped from the roof of her burning house into the arms of a neighbor. >> they broke the rules but saved a life and today >>> john edwards says he's been diagnoyiniagnosed with a serioul condition but he won't say what it is. he's asked to delay his trial. he's charged with using campa

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sunday milder and youer 50s -- milder and upper 50s after another cool start. weather should be great for the game on sunday. monday, mostly cloudy around 60 and then look at tuesday through thursday. increasing showers, decreasing temperatures but still relatively mild into the 50s. slight chance, one of the models is saying it will be chillier on that on wednesday but we'll look at it. hey, don't go away. 9news now at noon returns right after this. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. >>> today, it's one-on-one with pamela hess and pamela is here to talk about a great magazine. it's relatively new. it's called "flavor magazine" and you know that i'm always supporting and pushi

police say around 10:30 wednesday night a group of five people scaled the to youer to base jump, a thrill seeking sport. the first jumper was a 48-year-old woman from connecticut. her parachute got stuck in a tree. then she unclipped it and fell to the ground suffering serious injuries. >> every single one of them has been charged with trespassing because they climbed the tower without permission of weta. >> base jumping has become an increasingly popular sport with people taping their leaps and putting them on youtube. >> that has to be a pretty stupid stunt, no matter what age you are. what with all the trees around here. >> i was thinking, wow, i've never seen certainly like this in my neighborhood before and probably not likely to see it any time soon either. >> that woman is still in the hospital. you heard that woman say it was a pretty foolish stunt. one of the reasons is that she could have landed on these power lines right here and killed herself. she's still in the hospital and her friends tell us she has no comment about what happened. i'm sure once he get out she'll have quite

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meantime, his attorney says his strategy is to attack the credibility of sandusky's ace could youersuggest were in collusion with each other. >> we know that several of these kids knew each other. once we get past the arraignment, which is scheduled for january 11th, we'll have the right to start asking the court to enter orders getting us the ability to check phone records, text records and see if there's connections between these kids. we think that's a possibility which we are investigating. >> what were sandusky's accusers ready to testify to if they had taken the stand before all this drama unfolded? i spoke with michael j. bonny. he talked about the alleged abuse, and we want to warn you that some of the comments are going to be difficult to hear. >> explaining to all of us where in the original 40-count indictment does your client fall? what are the allegations that your client says happen to him with mr. sandusky? >> well, my client is victim 1, and identified as such in the grand jury presentment. he is called victim 1, because he was the first victim to come forward and rep

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. >>> recommended you put down your cell phone when you drive, but do bans actually lead to if youershes. one group says not so much. [ dad ] i love this new soup. it's his two favorite things in one... burgers and soup. did you hear him honey? burgers and soup. love you. they're cute. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> national transportation safety board has just recommended that states ban all cell phone use while driving, but does it mean fewer crashes on the road? karina huber is at the new york stock exchange. what do we know about this? nobody's allowed to use a cell phone? does it make a difference? >> hi, suzanne. this is a tricky question. there's an organization funded by auto insurers called the insurance institute for highway safety. they studied crash rates before and after bans were enacted in various states. while bans didn't result in fewer drivers using their phones, they did not result in a reduction in crash rates. they found similar results in states with text messaging bans. the lesson is that phones aren't the problems, drivers are. th

internet users are buzzing about the proposed design of the cloud, a pair of luxury twin apartment to youerss went viral online because some say they resemble the exploding world trait center buildings on 9/11. dutch architecture firm behind the design is now apologizing saying the resemblance is unintentional but did not reveal whether they'll change their design plans. >>> denver broncos quarterback tim tebow is dominating searches. despite his unconventional playing style, tebow helped lead the broncos to their sixth win in a row on sunday with yet another thrilling last-second comeback. >>> troubled actress lindsay lohan is making waves online -- again. this time with a curse-filled rant that appeared on tmz after her purse was stolen in hawaii. lohan said she was worried because -- she was worried she'd be sent back to jail because her purse contained her passport and important probation papers. she did get it all back minus $10,000 in cash. >>> it is 8:04 right now. let's go out to al for a check of your weather. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by kay jewelers. every