casilla will remain in st. pete and get a cat scan... . bottom 9... tied at 4... james loney sears it down the line... ball game... rays sweep the 4-game series... 5 straight losses for the o's... their season all but over... 5-4 final... as you saw earlier in the newscast,some ravens had a pretty wild night after sunday's big win over houston.. and it's a night that ended in some unwanted attention... there are reports that receiver jacoby jones, injured on this play was hit over the head with a champagne bottle by a stripper, known as sweet p, while on the party bus the players had chartered.. no charges were filed, and the only penalty seems to be the ire of john harbaugh.. the ravens head coach talked about what he told jones, bryant mc kinney and the rest of the players involved... the guy who collided with jones opening week is out of a job tonight... rookie safety bredyn trawick has been released.. the ravens claimed veteran safety jeromy miles off waiversfrom the bengals, and he'll take trawick's roster spo,,, miles has 49 career tackles in four seasons. t

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. >> we start off with breaking news out of st. pete where the orioles are playing tampa bay.ny machado and it's not good. >> it's sickening. for any orm fans, manny machado hit the base. he was screaming in pain. they had to cart him off in tampa. it's bad. he's probably out for the rest of the year. this 21-year-old was having a great year, should win the gold glove and he is the franchise for the orioles in the future. right now the future is on hold. the orioles are in tampa. that's their last away game before they come home tomorrow night. manny machado seriously hurt in that many a. >> we'll continue to update it online and on abc2. >>> we begin with this, updating a story that many of you are clicking online. friday we told you the story of a family forced to give up their 14 and 15-year-old pitbulls because of a court ruling. >> it said pitbulls are dangerous which opened up a host of liabilities for landlords. >> since our story aired, barks, who took in the animals, got flooded with calls to take in the pair. >> brian kuebler has more on what we hope will be a happy

wendell with the president in st. pete earsburg. good morning. >> shepard, sirways not officially on the alleged here but the president is working the leaders on the margins trying to get support for a military strike says he could change bashar al-assad's calculus about using chemical weapons again, but he is really swimming against the tide. chinese officials warn increasing the violence in syria could have an impact on the global economy. the pope sent the leaders a letter urging them to, quote, lay aside the futile pursuit of a military solution, and vladimir putin greeted mr. obama with small but refused to give an inch on his protection of assad, and blaming the chemical weapons attack on rebels. and putin accused secretary of state kerry of lying about the prevalence of extremist among the rebels and his spokeswoman shuck it off. >> secretary kerry is a decorated combat veteran. he has had more than words aimed at him so he is not losing comment. >> president obama said yesterday that so-called resunset u.s.-russian relations

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. >> president obama obviously at the g-20 summit at st. peteburg, russia, but there's a huge lobbying effort going on sind the scenes here in washington, d.c.? even in his absence vice president biden, others, laying out the case. tell us about it. >> the white house put out sort of a note that said we've spoken to 60 senators, 125 house members, we are reaching out and i don't know if you can recall, you just covered the white house, i don't remember this kind of an outreach on any domestic program. >> well, health care. towards the end of health care. >> towards the end of health care. but obviously now, look, the white house has a very small window. the president's going to come back. he's going to go before the american people and make his case. they understand in the white house that if he were to lose this vote, the rest of his agenda hangs in the balance. what will this do to embolden republicans in the congress who are not likely to support him on a lot of things including the debt ceiling and everything and -- immigration and everythin

. >> so the president was able to president putin while at the g-20 conference in st. pete urgburg and they discussed this way forward. for syria to be able to avoid a military response. >> correct. this t it a fact that proposal that some say was made by president putin is something that both president obama and president putin are responsible for? >> well, it's been discussed, yes. and i think that is fair. but i think that most -- >> and you actually discussed t yourself with the former minister of russia, mr. lab rove. correct? that was done this past weekend. >> yefment >> and -- yes. >> so it is no mistake that on monday you were ready to come forward on w this proposal. >> well, i was asked about it. >> you were asked about it. and you responded because you're a man who means what you say and says what you mean, you responded appropriately to the question. d thus, it became a public issue. now, my purpose for going rough this is to first congratulate the obama administration for the way in which it has handled this dicey, delicate issue. and i myself am hopeful that

. >> so i was oh, geez for pete's sake, st. ann's is such a nice play to go. i just didn't fit in. so judo forced me to be one-on-one with a kid. and i didn't have to say anything, it force med to be social. >> judo would bring rhonda to the olympic stage where she was part of the 2004 and 2008 teams. she failed to medal in 2004 and was disillusioned by the life of an olympian. >> so after the 2004 olympics, you ran away from home, i understand? >> it pretty much came down to everything i did was dictated by someone else. so i ran away and got a job at a convenience store. >> while in upstate new york, rhonda still maintained a rigorous training regimen, but stayed away from the restrictive life of coaches and practices. >> i ended up moving to chicago for a while. i had no real coaches, no one was really coaching me. so i ended up having like one of the best years ever, i won the world cup and we haven't had an american woman do that in nine years and i was actually making a little bit of money. >> fortunately she had a change of heart and decided to give the olympics one more try

. >> so i was oh, geez for pete's sake, st. ann's is such a nice play to go. i just didn't fit in. so judo forced me to be one-on-one with a kid. and i didn't have to say anything, it force med to be social. >> judo would bring rhonda to the olympic stage where she was part of the 2004 and 2008 teams. she failed to medal in 2004 and was disillusioned by the life of an olympian. >> so after the 2004 olympics, you ran away from home, i understand? >> it pretty much came down to everything i did was dictated by someone else. so i ran away and got a job at a convenience store. >> while in upstate new york, rhonda still maintained a rigorous training regimen, but stayed away from the restrictive life of coaches and practices. >> i ended up moving to chicago for a while. i had no real coaches, no one was really coaching me. so i ended up having like one of the best years ever, i won the world cup and we haven't had an american woman do that in nine years and i was actually making a little bit of money. >> fortunately she had a change of heart and decided to give the olympics one more try