. >> reporter: vick credited the eagles starting quarterback donovan mcnabb for convincing coach andy ried to sign him. >>> it has been 40 years since that famous concert that defined an era. and last night, woodstock was recreated on the stage at stratmore. 35 musicians gathered to pay tribute. brittany morehouse reports there was also a passing of the torch so to speak. >> reporter: before the show begins, woodstock veterans remember the time, together at last. >> faces here that i haven't seen for 40 years. >> people are wearing name tags with their high school pictures. like you look familiar but who are you? >> it has multiple meanings. >> loretta and i had fallen in love and it was the summer of love. >> certainly our summer of love. >> we plate up and no more contact. >> until 35 years later. now that the two are married and sharing this night down music memory lane. echos where one washington deejay put it on the map. >> we were the only people back there that had a tape recorder. >> backstage that is. >> and we had interviews with neil young and 17-year-old kid who was jimi hendri

andy ri ichlrios scores. bases load for chinese taipei. only one out. chin on h, you know he's got power. he's going to ground to short. oh, aware. the 6-3 double play. chula vista victorious and the united states has now won the last five little league world series titles. >>> national league wild card, rockies up a game on the giants bottom seven, edgar renteria with the bases loaded. they trailed by 3. now they're up one. and now the wild card is tied. giants win, 9-5 and sweep the series. >>> that'll do it for now. jeremy and vinita, back to you in the studio. >> well, it was a collective splat over the weekend as an american city followed in the footsteps of spain's world famous tomato festival. >> thousands hurled 50,000 pounds of tomatoes at a copycat food fight in reno, nevada. does that look like fun or dangerous. paid $10 each to pelt one another and 50 bucks to take aim at two local politicians and all the money went to the benefit of the american cancer society. >> i say fun. >> looks like fun. you're right. ( music, toasters popping ) ♪ mmm

either way there he was introduced by the eagles flanked on one side by andy ried and the other side his mentor tony dungy dungy. sounding humble but eager to well bark on a second chance. >> to this day i can't understand why i was involved in such a pointless activity. and risk so much depending on my career and i figure if i can help more animals than i hurt i'm contributing an doing my part. >> reporter: october 18th is the first day he would be eligible to play. but the following week the circus comes to dc. eagles at fedex on monday night nationally televised game get ready for and week 13 they travel to atlanta. vick went out of his way to thank mcnabb who he says was instrumental in convincing the eagles to give him a second chance. the two quarterbacks have been friends since high school. you can hear more from vick on sunday as james brown interviews him on 60 minutes. this afternoon jb gave me a presue of some of the things he revealed. >> what did he say life was like him in prison. how was he treated by other inmates. >> he did not engage in a lot of mingling with the ge

an andy ried offense. >> if they sit on the bench, make us look bad for having michael vick in town, then it was stupid planning. >> and the signing left peta outraged. the animal rights group saying they are disappointed that they would sign a man who hanged dogs from trees. >> vick who was once the highest-paid player for the nfl falcons admits he has a lot of work to do on the field. >> playing in the nfl is a privilege, not a right. >> but the debate is sure to rage whether it was right to let him play again. wbal-tv 11 news. >> an indictment in the death of steve mcnair. the indictment of adrian gilliam jr. he is accused of selling a loaded .9 millimeter to mcnair's mistress two days before mcnair was killed. if convicted, he faces 10 years in prison. >> 18-year-old jonathan cornish was sentenced yesterday to 40 years in prison for the death in carl lackl jr. he plead guilty to gunning lackl outside his home when his daughter was nearby. he was paid to kill lackl so he wouldn't testify in court by patrick byers. >> he looked at me and it made me feel better like he was listening

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