what an incredibly busy night for doctors and nurses all over contra costa county. we are here at rip mond's permanente hospital they saw dozens of -- dozens of people last night many suffering from health -- health -- they same to the hospital here many hospitals had to call in extra staff because so many patients were showing up with problems. they say today they will be ready to go again if more patients come in. those patients many of them were having trouble with eye irritation, trouble breathing, people with asthma were having issues and sore throats. the other scare last night for people in the area and many hospitals was that shelter in mace order. it prompted at least one -- in place order. it prompted at least one hospital to close off air circulation from outside the air last night was deemed unhealthy for people. shelter in place order lifted 11:15 last night a lot of patients that abc7 news spoke with said that order did not keep them from getting resick. >> my eyes start burning then my wrote -- started feeling scratchy, my chest started hurting too. t

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monday night was canceled so they put both of us in the same night.me up to put the choice in the general terms. >> i don't know about that. he gave a terrific speech for his nomination in 2016 or 2020. i don't think he did romney help wait something long to talk about him spending only a few sentences on him. then going on to his open leaderip before saying i'll fight with him, will you join me? it's a keynote speech. you argue that other keynoteers have not always talked about the candidate for length of time. this is a leadership party that is cleansed and reset by the tea party leadership movement. at a time that romney may not be the next ronald reagan but he is the leader now ass he tries to reset itself with anxious public. tries to win the white house. i thought chris christie made a mistake in not being more of a team player with the speech. >> bret: charles, we heard what you said last night and you have had a day to digest. >> now another shot at the apple. to mix metaphors. something about the context that was interesting. a little offmess

man, we had a tough night. the car right from the green flag, just shoving right front tire off here. i just moved around and found some grit way up top where my teammate matt was running and eventually, it ended up biting me a little bit. we needed a little bit of bondo for that car. we had bondo body putty, the filler on the car. i think we're going to need a little bit of that. >> greg biffle locked in the chase. dave burns. >> with dale earnhardt jr., clinched your place in the race. how do you feel about that? >> worked real hard. i want to thank my guys. we made a mistake coming down the closed pit tonight. i don't know what i was thinking. we can't make those too often. we had a fast car. just lost track of the engine. had fun, though, i don't know what the fans thought about the race. i really enjoyed myself. >> you know what i think they' tell you this week, right? >> that's true. hope they enjoyed it. >> junior in the chase in 2012. >> all right, dave, thanks. and it has been scrolling across the top

last night was not the night for that. last night was a night for mitt romney to talk about his personal history, to show some human emotion, to talk about his big goals. to attack obama some. to lay out a path and say, yes, i'm not going to compete with barack obama on likability. but he's likeable but he hasn't achieved the goals that he set out for himself. so now in these coming days, i hope that he does color in between the lines. i hope that he does give us the detail. but last night was a night to go big, and that's what he did. and i think it worked well for mitt romney. >> ana and maria, thank you so much for showing up and sitting in the chairs. we appreciate it. [ laughter ] >> well, standing up would be even worse. >> i know. >>> mitt romney taking his pitch for the president directly to you. but is everything he told you last night true? we'll put his acceptance speech to the test. are you okay, babe? i'm fine. ♪ ♪ ♪ with a subaru you can always find a way. announcer: love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

he was hit by a bus while riding a bike in ocean city friday night. he leaves behind a wife and two children. in logic cummings was present at a city board of elections meeting to get voters up to speed on what should happen in them -- in november. >> but he had a bigger message. we will have that next. >> and we will let you know how isaac affect mitt romney's travel plans. >> without even throwing a pitch, the orioles gain ground in the american east race. >> and isaac annika risker have an impact on our weekend weather. weather. -- pounding you know, ronny... folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? i'd say happier than a bodybuilder directing traffic. he does look happy. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> another big night at the national republican convention. paul ryan will officially accepted vice-presidential nomination tonight. >> meanwhile, mitt romney is considering cutting his convention trip short because of a tropi

the big first night. >> mr., i'm here to tell you the american people are awake and we're not buying what you're selling in 2012. this is our america. this is the america we know because we built it. >> some of you may know the last time i spoke at a convention, it turned out i was in the wrong place. may it be said of this time in our history, 2008 to 2011, lesson learned. 2012, mistake corrected. >> i have the honor of standing before you this evening for one reason. because thousands and thousands of grassroots activists stood united, not for a candidate but for the sake of liberty. we are seeing something extraordinary, something that has dumbfounded the chattering class. it began in 2010 right here in florida. in utah, in kentucky, and in pennsylvania. it continued this summer in the state of indiana, in nebraska, in wisconsin, and in the lone star state. we are seeing a great awakening, a national movement of we, the people, brought together by what unites us, a shared love of liberty and an understanding

martha: another big night last night from new mexico's governor.elivered one of the convention's most memorable moments. susana martinez talking about her journey from being a democrat to joining the g.o.p. what does the republican party need to do to win women voters? we will owe talk about that. bill: ann romney opening up about her challenges, challenges in life and as a mother of five. >> how hard was it to raise a family of five boys? honestly. >> it wasn't easy. it wasn't easy. >> it's a choice about who we are. >> we want a president that operates at business speed not government speed. >> we will not let you bankrupt i this great nation. >> our president is not being true to our values. >> we can not be reluctant to lead and you cannot lead from behind. >> helps on the name, and helps name is mitt romney [speaking in spanish ] >> there is one candidate in this election that will protect that dream. >> after four years of getting the runaway, america needs a turn around, and the man to do that is governor mitt romney. we can do this. we can

lester holt rode it out all night last night and all day today, the port of new orleans. lester, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. those who were here seven years ago, this is a day that brought a lot of anxiety and a date that is never easy. for the region, it's a day that brought a lot of damage. it was a steady beating all night long. torrential rains and unrelenting winds tearing at the very fabric of this city and humbling those who dared stare it in the face. 80 mile-per-hour wind gusts roared through downtown. >> windows are blowing out of the building. >> daybreak didn't offer a break. >> one-tenth of degree of movement in the last hour. that's it. >> reporter: a barely moving isaac continued dumping heavy sheets of rain throughout the day, testing the city's post katrina flood defenses. those higher levees, new flood gates, and powerful pumps. >> the flood protection system in and around new orleans is holding strong, operating as it was designed. we have no reason to believe that system will be compromised. >> but there has been plenty of local flo

i don't think paul ryan lied last night. though plenty of people on my twitter account have told me that i'm not addressing the reality. i think he didn't provide context. now, in truth, not providing context is nothing new in american politics. this was not paul ryan expounding on every policy he's ever given. this was paul ryan speaking to an incredibly partisan crowd about his vision, mitt romney's vision and honestly most of the time about what was wrong with barack obama's vision. the question is, what -- what's the standard that we need to hold them to? you can't interrupt paul ryan's speech and say, well, technically the gm plant, locked up versus closed -- >> is there a larger political truth? >> i don't know the answer to that question to be totally frank. >> let me ask michael gerson. you wrote president bush's, both of his acceptance speeches and his inaugural addresses. >> right. >> as a speechwriter, as a poet, as a writer, there's a larger political truth and that was conveyed how last night? and then eugene, w

towson had a huge national night out rally last night. another event will be held in randallstown tonight. this is the 29th national annual national night out. community members come together with police to speak out against drugs and violence. there was a gathering at mondawmin mall. community members gathered to encourage others against a life in crime. >> criminals, when they do not see you, you are looking at them. this is bringing people together and making sure i know these people and they know me and we can work together. >> it is a yearlong event happening in communities all over the country. the 29th national night out happened last night and more events are planned for today. reporting live, jennifer franciotti. back to you. >> thank you. five new speed cameras are going up today and they're all near schools. here is a list of the new cameras. there is one near southwest academy. another near loch raven high school. wise avenue near patapsco high school. >> a former university of maryland pleads guilty. charges against alexander

martha: a big night in tampa last night.any people the highlight came from someone who isn't pursuing any political office, ann romney's speech was smack in the middle of a slew of high profile and rising star republicans, but for one election observer it completely stole the show. >> i think that a lot of woman would look at her, a great many women, particularly mothers, the married women and find her utterly admirable and utterly credible. martha: brit hume is fox news' senior political analyst. you said it was the best speech you'd seen by a spouse at one of these things. >> i thought that last night. and upon reflection this morning i still think that. there isn't a large collection of major speeches by political spouse toes choose among. i can think of speeches that were given by quite beloved figures who were first ladies, barbara bush, for example. laura bush was much admired. none of the speeches that either of those women gave rose to this level in terms of the importance of going in and in terms of its affect in th

and you saw that last night.l very comfortable in saying from what i've known of him, he's a great man. he's an example i would like to follow. an example i would like my boys to follow. >> right. >> and yet, i can say this in the same breath and maybe this makes him an even greater man, he's a terrible politician. >> he is. >> he is stiff and he is awkward and he doesn't play the game. even the other night when everybody was talking about him and he was sitting there, he was so pained that people were talking about him. >> here's the question that tom got at, not just about the speech, but the more general pop proposition. this is an -- exemplary private person. franklin was a terrible father. do those qualities we've heard here translate into a public official who can do something? while i was waiting to go on i saw an ad from an obama super pac, small businesswoman from massachusetts talking about how she felt duped by romney's performance of massachusetts. that was 6:30 in the morning east coast time. they're

yes, indeed we saw the first night of the convention last night. was to adopt the party platform. virginia governor bob mcdonald, governor ultrasound otherwise known as is the one that presented it to the convention. it included the human life amendment plaining and a recommendation that there will no more funding for planned parenthood. there is on organization republicans for planned parenthood that offered alternate language. randy moody joins us from tampa. thanks for being with u.s. today. >> i'm glad to be here. >> bill: what did you propose to the platform committee? >> well we looked at what has been the platform, the position over the years, and we have always spoken out for a women's right to determine her own reproductive choices. we also think that if you want to prevent abortion which apparently is what at least some of the republicans want to do maybe you ought to teach people about their reproductive system and -- and also help provide ways to control for women and men to control their own fertility. and so that -- the gist of what w

one night? well, paul taylor who's now at the pew research center, my old colleague at "the washington post," once said, as i israerec the two parties should be in the same city the same week alternating nights. four days, they each do two nights. >> it is like a political party event. >> but a real engaged debate. you would have everybody there. they could answer back and the speeches that they wanted to do but you would have an engagement you don't get. >> kelly, i've always wanted mid term conventions, see the two parties get together when it's not dominated by the presidential campaign so you force two parties debates an agenda rather than -- >> i love that idea. i could have quarterly conventions, we love this. >> i would like them at least twice a year. >> it's great. terrific for the communities, all the economic stimulus that places like tampa and charlotte are hoping to have which is not the main issue but part of the experience certainly for delegates. they enjoy coming to these cities

and last night he did.ple were watching >> steve: and we heard about his faith and heard about his family and his future. and so many people out there that are struggling. the big question is, do they trust him enough now to be letting him be the boss. >> if you are a independent voters you don't care about ideology and less interested in specifics. you are trying to get the measure of a man and how will he be in crisis and last night in terms ofacious tributes he was particularly strong. >> steve: imagine that you are working for barack obama's campaign how do you spin it. >> i might use a line from client eastwood movies and if i am with barack obama i will go with bain. i know from the work i have done some attacks on bain that resonates with the voters in the industrial midwest. >> steve: don't you think that bain was pushed off of the bourner by the comments of the president. you had a small business you didn't build it and he comes in and i brought businesses including staples where your campaign. he

maybe more present last night.aul ryan juiced up the crowd, but they have to have a way to have that energy around mitt romney and i don't think they're confident he can do it himself. >> jonathan, do you get the sense there's now a level of excitement that's going to come bust, that's going to lift the base and draw television viewers in and excite us all and make us fall in love with this great man? >> i don't think that -- >> is that a no? >> it's not a no, actually. i think in the hall, there will be plenty of excitement. paul ryan got them fired up last night. mitt romney is their nominee and they will rally to him, but one problem that he has is that usually, if there are low expectations for a speech and you clear the bar, you exceed the expectations, then you reap a lot of benefits for that. because a lot of it is an expeck tases game, but only if there's a real reservoir of good will, like really being happy you cleared the bar because they really like you. and for the public at large, i'm not sure that sh

laws last night. let's take a listen. >> we said in south carolina that if you have to show a picture i.d. to buy sudafed, if you have to show a picture i.d. to set foot on an airplane, then you should have to show picture i.d. to protect the one of the most valuable, most central, sacred rights and blessings in america, the right to vote. and what happened? president obama stopped us. >> sudafed, catching a flight and voting. eric bates? >> that argument would hold water if in the voting booth there were addictive drugs or terrorists. as far as i'm aware, there aren't either and neither are there real problems so it doesn't make any sense. voter fraud is not an issue. all the studies have shown far more likely to be hit by lightning than to experience any kind of voter fraud so it's not a real problem. it's a strategic gambit that goes to what ezra was saying about suppressing the part of the vote that's most apt to do you in. i think what's interesting at the convention isn't that the republican par

so thursday night will be his night. thursday night and see whether or not he lived up to the expectation. >> let's take a look at more christie if we can. let's take a look at the christie bite from tonight. >> i know this simple truth and i am not afraid to say it. our ideas are right for america and their ideas have failed america. we believe in telling hard working families the truth. about our country's fiscal realities. telling them what they already know, the math of federal spending does not add up. with $5 trillion in debt, added over the last four years we have no other option but to make the hard choices. cut federal spending and fundamentally reduce the size of this government. want to know what they believe? they believe that the american people don't want to hear the truth about the extent of our fiscal difficulties. they believe the american people need to be coddled by big government. their plan -- whistle a happy tune while driving us off the fiscal cliff. as long as they're behind the wheel of power whe

i was on the floor last night and the night before.nd women came up to me and thanked both my daughter and i for participation in no hate and continued to encourage us to further that cause. i just don't think -- look, i don't think that that is something that -- that is necessarily what this convention is all about. certainly equal rights is -- is every american's dream, and most importantly, it's -- it's mitt romney's dream. so i just don't think that that -- i think the media is turning that a bit. >> ladies, thank you so much for your time. cindy and meghan mccain, great to the have you both on. maybe we can get you back on during the dnc and see what you have to say then. >> thank you. >> absolutely. thanks, ladies. >>> congressman todd akin is going full speed ahead with his campaign, despite calls to drop out. apparently he's done asking for forgiveness, done with that and going after his opponent senator claire mccaskill. >> my six-second mistake is well known, but claire mccaskill's six-year record is something you should know

we'll get it right tomorrow night. thank you. good night. >> woodruff: good night. vo:geico, committed to providing service to its auto insurance customers for over 70 years. more information on auto insurance at geico.com or 1-800-947-auto any time of the day or night. >> rose: welcome to the program. tonight from tampa, florida, site of the republican national convention, we begin it this evening with more political analysis from maggie haberman of politico. katty kay, bbc world news america, and dan balz of the "washington post." >> one thing that surprises me walking around tampa is of course mitt romney is the story but there's another story going on and that's paul ryan, who we heard from tonight, of course. and just the excitement about that candidate is palpable when you go around the delegations. and i dont know whether it's because of the weaknesses of mitt romney or because of the strengths of paul ryan, but there is certainly an element of dissatisfaction or lack of excitement about the very top of the ticket that has shined a spotlight on the vice presi

last night they played against the red sox at fenway.oston up 6-0 but it gets out of hand for the pitching staff. angels scored eight runs in the third. 13 batters came to the plate in the inning. this game was a slugfest, not getting a lot of help from the defense for the pitchers. tenth inning, game tied at 12. kendry morales is going to take a pitch over the wall in right. angels tacked on two runs to make it 14-12. red sox get one back in the bottom of the inning but with the go-ahead man on first, adrian gonzalez -- that was the tying run on first. gonzalez is the go-ahead run, strikes out swinging. los angeles wins a wild one at fenway 14-13. >>> college football according to his father. the player known as the honey badger, tyrann mathieu, will not play in the upcoming football season. according to reports, mathieu has been admitted for drug abuse counseling. two weeks ago, the lsu tigers announced they had kicked mathieu off the team, and sources say he violated the substance abuse policy. mathieu, a cornerback and punt returner,

last night obviously was about women obviously with ann, but beginning last night with chris christie and through tonight with the vice presidential nominee paul ryan it is about dollars and cents, appealing to a very angst ridden -- a very angst-driven, i should say, middle class, very nervous about the economy. >> i thank you both for joining me. we will look forward to the debates between joe biden and paul ryan. >> that will be a fun one. >> should be a real good one. >> let's send is it back to topper shutt. >> more rain across much of louisiana. here's the latest model indication how much rain is going to fall in the next 48 hours. the orange-red is four to five inches of additional rain. a tremendous amount of rain in nortestern louisiana as the storm lifts northwestward towards alexandria. winds are still tropical storm force. 47 miles per hour wind in new orleans, 37 in baton rouge, 45 just to the west of morgan city. no wonder why hundreds of thousands of people have no power. they've had anywhere from 40 to 80-mile-per-hour winds over the last 48 hours. the track, it will s

a lot of talk out of tampa last night after mitt romney's big night had to do with his warmup act the appearance of clint eastwood. from the opening moments it was clear we were about to witness something unusual for a political convention and we did. our report tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: the good, the bad, and the ugly. how did a cameo appearance by an iconic movie star blow up on twitter and threaten to upstage the candidate? there was wild applause when clint eastwood came onstage. >> save a little for mitt. >> reporter: he was a much hyped mystery guest. the opening act of the convention's most important hour. primetime on the broadcast networks. tightly produced by the campaign down to the second. eastwood was slated for three minutes, a quick endorsement. >> i've got mr. obama sitting here. and he is -- i just was going to ask him a couple questions. >> reporter: but the aging gun slinger went rogue, doing improv with an empty chair berating an imaginary president obama. >> what do you mean shut up? i'm not going to shut up. it's my turn. >> reporter: six m

. >> it was a bumpy night for some folks. there were three waves of the thunderstorms that produced wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour and up to four inches of rain. 69 degrees at the airport. there is some fog in some neighborhoods. take an umbrella with you. we will put a 40% chance for a shower this afternoon. high temperature of 86 degrees. we'll come back and check the forecast going into the weekend. >> good morning. a lot of storm-related issues. we have an accident to add to the mix. effort delays in parkville south on perring parkway and taylor avenue. only the shoulder is getting by. traffic lights are out at warren road and york road. one lane of travel in the eastbound direction. we start on 795 in owings mills. southbound traffic is starting to build down towards the beltway. this is 295 at 175. southbound traffic is building down towards 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the governor is expected to sign a bill extending gambling in maryland. legislature passed the bill late last night. the bill gree

temperature wise, 71, nights starting to run on the cool side. not quite as cool as last night. about five degrees warmer. days getting short era round here but what a day it was. sunshine, nice sunset. robert w coleman. nice finish to the day in the state capitol where temperatures were up in the mid80s. ocean city always the place to be. we have a little summer left. we will look at a good friday at the beach. there will be changes we think at least for saturday. may be showers in the mix at the beach. talk about that in a second. temperatures now, low, mid-70s. near 80 in easton. you are the warm spot there but most of us looking good. high temperatures today again reaching women in to the midand upper 80's. a chain of upper 80's from philadelphia to baltimore. bit of a warm section through the heart of the midatlantic. pattern has been relatively quiet until the last two hours, seen the clouds start to creep in out of the south and east. what we are watching is a developing coastal off the carolina coast. this is a system that could play havoc with the weather locally in to

the big night follows a program last night that was like a peanut butter and egg sandwich. two great tastes that maybe don't taste great together. two prime time speeches accomplished what they set out to do. but in making the soft sell and the hard sell on the same night, did the romney campaign try to do too much? often called her husband's greatest campaign asset, ann romney had one objective. how voters know her husband better. >> no one will work harder, no one will care more. and no one will move heaven and earth like mitt romney to make this country a better place to live. >> and ann romney tried to combat the notion she and her husband have lived a life of privilege. >> i read somewhere that mitt and i have a storybook marriage. well, let me tell you something. in the storybooks i read, there never were long, long rainy winter afternoons in a house with five boys screaming at once. and those storybooks never seemed to have a chapter called "ms" or "breast cancer." a storybook marriage? nope, not at all. what mitt romney and i have is a real marriage. >> and as ann r

it was a big red meat night.you looked a little uncomfortable with some of the more critical comments about people who maybe don't live in small towns or have values. [ laughter ] >> well, it was actuallyien chaldeas i had at lunch. i thought it was an important kind of political setting. that's what we do at the convention. it's what democrats do and republicans do and the next 60 days we go and tell america we are really nice people and don't mean to think. and truthfully so there's a contrast. i thought sarah palin was great last night. i really thought she showed an extraordinary level of poise. this lady has been under siege for the last several days and never been on the national spotlight and more people trying to take her picture than taking britney spears picture all of a sudden for the first time in her life to experience that. >> jon: were you really worried she would come out of her car without her underwear? britney spears and the governor? not like she won a contest. she was a governor. >> she was g

was the main attraction for the second night of the shortennd republican national convention. ice presidential nominee doubled down on the attacks on president obama's economic record. he stressed the and limited government. 3 3 mitt romney will take center stage tomorrow night as he accepts the repuulican nomination ffr the presidency. day two of the abbreviited &prrpublican national conventio in tampa is wrapping up, and there's ne day fulllday left for republicans to sell their candidate at the rnc. peeer schaller from our sister station wpec explains why insiders say the responsibility of uniting republicans behinddthe campaign is now up to the top of the ticket. ticket. >> >> pkg>> >> < peter schaller/tampa > off the top > >> < uniting the republican party/tampa > < 15 to 20 >>> < al cardenas/american conservative union > < 46 to 50 >>> < michael steele/former rnc chairmmn > < 1:02 to 1:07 > >> < peter schaller/tampa > < looklive in < runs: >>> < it's not just democrats marching against the rnc here in tampa.. its republicans too. tonighh gop leaders tell me,, when it com

and especially grateful for what a great night it was last night for us. >> thank you for joining us this morning. i know it was a long and happy night. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> cbs news political director john dickerson is also in tampa. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. >> you saw what happened last night. it seems to have gotten essentially good reviews. not great, but good. where does the obama -- i mean, where does the romney team go from here? what is the argument that they take out of this convention to do battle with president obama? >> well, they try to expand on the themes that were a part of governor romney's speech. it's a two-part process. one, help people leave president obama. the economy is helping them on that score already. but part of what governor romney was doing last night was creating what they call a bit of a cliche, a permission structure, allowing people -- giving them permission to leave president obama. the second part was part of what ann romney was doing this morning, making mitt romney a comfortable person that pe

about night stalker. it was on the tv, it was in all the papers. >> most serial killers follow some pattern. there was nothing particular about what this guy did. >> just normal folks like you and i were being slaughtered. >> i'm afraid for everybody, elderly, young. >> there is a faceless, nameless violent criminal out there and you didn't know where he was going to hit next. ♪ >>> "city in fear." here is john seigenthaler. >> over the years, los angeles has seen its fair share of high-profile crime. the manson murders, the hillside strangler killings, the murder of o.j. simpson's wife, but in 1985, a series of random, barbaric attacks by a devil worshipping serial killer created a sense of terror in l.a. this stranger ultimately became known as the night stalker. los angeles, california, city of angels. known for its palm trees, beaches, and near perfect weather. but in the mid 1980s, the city became terrorized by a madman who drove the freeways at night randomly picking an exit and hunting down his vic

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they don't believe last night was related to shootings.if you have a tip, are you asked to call homicide detectives. >>> the water -- take it. >> the water is running again tonight after another main break earlier today. construction crews struck a ten inch main while out there peeling back the road. only two businesses were affected because of this and they will get -- it was a quick fix. that happened right near light and lombard. >> soon you could have access to any dirty little secret restaurants may be trying to hide. that's if one councilman gets his wait a minute right now inspection reports that detail problems aren't available to the public. when you pick a place to eat you are dining blind at least for now. baltimore councilman brandon scott has pitched a bill to change that. >> this bill would just change the city's health code to force the health department to post letter grades on site and online for the restaurants and r food services. >> now some information is made public on city health department's website but only if ther

and especially when they're being psychologically tortured and physically tortured night after night.teresa says her torture included being whipped, burned with cigarettes, gang raped, and sodomized. often she would pass out from the pain. teresa says one night changed the course of her enslavement. it was on that night when she was called outside by a group of drunk boys who were friends of daniel. >> they grabbed me and shoved me in the car. at that moment, you know, i found my inner self, my real self came through. i'm like i got to get out of here. i don't care. get me out of here. and that was the wrong reaction to have and was smacked across the face, was, you know, some kind of liquid was being shoved in my mouth. >> terrified, teresa says instead of daniel's basement, the boys drove her to a shabby motel somewhere in detroit. >> and it was just one of those cheap, nasty, disgusting hotel rooms. the room was so packed full of guys you could hardly see. >> teresa says that night was the worst of her life. >> and it was, you know, one after the other after the other. >> she says

last night was paul ryan's night. president obama and made the case for the gop ticket. the other big speech of the night came from former secretary of state condoleezza rice. she really lit up the crowd last night. cnn white house correspondent brianna keilar is here with me to sum up what happened. >> that's right. and also, you know, a lot of this had to do with the economy, the comments from paul ryan. he is the house budget chairman after all. and certainly the campaign feels he is a good messenger to talk about that. let's talk about faith. that did come up. we heard from mike huckabee talking about how he is an evangelical, and yet the differences between he and governor romney are not very far apart. and we also heard paul ryan is a catholic, talking about this. here's what he said. >> mitt and i also go to different churches, but at any church, the best kind of preaching is done by example. and i've been watching that example. [ applause ] >> the man who will accept your nomination tomorrow is prayerful and f

a big turnout in towson last night.fer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> anne arundel county is making safety a back-to-school party for students. the district fingerprinted new employees. criminal background checks are required for anybody that works with children. there is an already strict on- site school security system. students go back to class on august 27. >> now insta-weather plus and traffic pulse 11 together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. not bad in terms of delays. it has been light. there is an accident at williams avenue in middle river. 54 out of the white marsh area on 95. 52 on the west side at baltimore national pike. watch for closures still in effect in the city. light street is closed between baltimore and lombard. monument street is closed near patterson park. a disabled vehicle eastbound 50 at the bay bridge. here's a quick live look at traffic. an update on 70 west of the beltway. problem free at the moment. this is the area of 95 at 395. moving well to and from

thursday night was supposed to be romney's big night, his night to reintroduce himself, to warm it up, and he did. but on social media, his big speech is being overshadowed today by another performance. >> mr. president, how do you -- how do you handle -- how do you handle the promises that you've made when you were running for election and how do you handle -- how do you handle it? i mean, what do you say to people? do you just, you know, i know people -- people are wondering, you know -- okay. i'm not going to shut up. it's my turn. >> joining me now, "washington post" columnist ruth marcus. well, give us our daily fix. first of all, he was unscripted. he was supposed to go three minutes. it ran 10:40 when every second is precious in prime time. presumably as a result of that, that really beautiful romney family video was not shown in prime time when all of the millions and millions of people were watching on the broadcast networks. what went wrong? what were they thinking? >> i cannot answer that last question, because it just about was as weird as it gets. you could tell from mrs.

>>> on the broadcast from tampa tonight's the night. mitt romney's acceptance speech to a national television audience. his vision, his story. there is still a lot of talk about his running mate, what he said here last night and something we'll talk about with paul ryan tonight. >>> also, tracking isaac, the relentless punishment for millions that has gone on now for days. the areas around n orleans are drenched. rescue teams are still very busy. tonight what isaac has left behind and where it's headed next. "nightly news" from tampa begins next. "nightly news" from tampa begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening once again from tampa, the final night of the gop convention. it really comes down to this. after six years of running for president, after getting here by surviving a punishing primary process, the man who was still making the case for his candidacy to some of the people in this arena, some of the people in his own party, still explaining who he is, tonight will turn to a national television au

is football night with cam newton and the panthers and the jets and mark sanchez. that's this sunday night also starting at 8:00 eastern only on nbc and coming up next except on the west coast, your local news tonight starting at 8:00, 7:00 central "america's got talent" and "wrestle mania," and svu at 10:00 eastern, and 10:30 central saturday night live with host alec baldwin. for randy moss, gary stevens, i'm lafit, saying good-bye from saratoga. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com when i look up into my students' faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor, i'm committed to making a difference in people's lives and i am a phoenix. enroll in the program that's right for you. at phoenix.edu/maryland >> florida could take a hit. we will have details coming up. >> it is a very sad day in canton. we will explain, coming up. >> we say goodbye to the first man to walk on the mend. details on the death of neil armstrong as 11 news at 6:00 start right now. >> you are wat

over night lows tonight, fall like. santa santa rosa 47 degrees over night. i don't anticipate fog into the bay tomorrow. computer model verifies this. thursday morning, 5:00 a.m., patches. there is a fog bank out here, what happens, brings it up to the coast, 3:00, max heating on the day. 90s. 80s. 70s. not as warm -- today more reds this way but cooler tomorrow. and the fog, when it is this far off shore, thursday night, it will slam right inland. tomorrow, temperatures in the 60s in san francisco. by the park. 70s towards berkeley. 80s walnut creak and pittsburg. low 90s, antioch and brentwood. p forecasts for your weekend coming up, i am back here at 5:45 p.m. i have the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. >>> a legal set back for one of the biggest internet companies in the bay area. what a judge ruled today involving a lawsuit against google. >> and the statistics about inspections and safety standards of the chevron refinery in richmond. a story you will see only on 2 and the ktvu ipad app is ready to use. watch all newscasts on live,

you know, if we're going to be in the play offs every night. . >> every night. >> every night it's on you. >> the boston is lucky they're not here tomorrow night. >>> all right. take a look at final forecast. couple storms in the afternoon. not a widespread situation but that may trip you up if you're making your way home tomorrow afternoon. it's a really nice weekend field wise but again normally clouds and sunshine right around 80 and into the 80s by next week frz . >>> make sure you check out good morning maryland at 4: 30 for the very latest on that situation downtown, 395, 95. we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. carmax. start here.