andrew allen, 57 yards. 16-7, washington to smith, a jump ball. 16-14. three minutes to play, harmon with the t d up the middle. number four is in. go ahead and strike a pose. they will fight -- face dunbar. st >> still mild tomorrow, but things start to pull back. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you b >>> next on c-span, on friday, president obama was in seoul, south korea, for the annual g-20

andrew allen goes right. goes back left. that's well designed. he's doing the rest. he breaks a few taffles, and there he goes. not to be caught. he goes 80 yards for the touchdown. dunbar getting the victory on saturday. 33-12 is your final. the ravens today at carolina. their bid to beat the panthers. that story coming up for you tonight at 6:00. >> 6:54. 43 degrees on tv hill. here's a look ahead to our next hour. >> at 7:15, a big role in breast cancer prevention. details in "medical alert. " >> plus the queekquad squad is -- the geek squad here with tips for facebook fans. >> 7:37 we take a closer look over alcohol energy drinks. >> plus more news, weather, and sports when "11 news sunday morning" continues. >> wind gusts of 80 miles an hour left many homeless mostly in northeast baltimore and parkville. swift response by county officials and emergency responders provided temporary assistance for those in need. officials have condemned 15 apartment buildings and more than 350 other units were damaged. county officials say92 homes were damaged. despite the damage

joining me now are congressman rob andrews and congressman allen grayson. gentlemen, thank you so much for being on tonight. >> good evening. >> i want to ask you about this leadership vote, there was an earlier vote to postpone the leadership vote. that came out with 68 people voting to postpone. it might symbolize there's a bit more dissatisfaction with the leadership team than was reflected in the final vote. what do you think about that? >> i think what the american people want to do is talk about getting back to work, getting through this housing foreclosure crisis. i don't think they want us to spend another two weeks arguing with each other about political events in washington. most of us felt strongly, let's choose our leaders, get back to work. >> congressman grayson, what kind of action steps do you want to be taken to deal with the foreclosure crisis? i know it's been particularly bad in your district and obviously in your home state of florida? >> 68% of the people in orlando, which i represent owe more than they own on their homes, and i'm one