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ninth inning would put it away for cleveland aone-run win.for only the third time this season, the orioles lost the ballgame where we had a lead go ing into the ninth. it was the fifth time this year that the cleveland indians pulled out a win where they have trailed go ing into the ninth inning. for cleveland, these are friendly confines. in fact, anywhere other than cleveland is is a friendly confine. you take a look at the numbers they have put up this season. for the orioles at home, the largest difference in the majors in their home batting average compared to their road average, but for the indians, they put up runs at home 4.1. but 5.6, nay have the largest difference in the major leagues with runs on the road. so this is a ballpark both are happy to play in. >> i don't want too many pitchers reading that graphic before the game carts. the cleveland indians with the younger lineup, haven't really gotten acclimated to the home ballpark yet. they have a good battle in this lineup. i think this young team plays very well. the orioles, on

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possible continuing delays on metrorail's red line because of ae accident invesgandti aon the speed restrictions. big delays this morning on brunic k. a train 890 and 872 are up to 25 minutes late. vre reporting no lade,ys, but mal ai rhaving a lot of issues th m worngfrniaih iteight congestion. barbara and joe, back to you. >> thank you, jerry. >>> we're following breaking news in southeast washington this morning. that's where the search is on for a hit-and-run driver who killed a man. it happened on stanton road and suitland parkway and that's where news 4's megan mcgrath joins us live. she has the latest for us now. megan? >> reporter: barbara, police are still trying to find the driver who's involved in this deadly hit and run. they're also looking for help from the public. in terms of locating the vehicle which has verypecific front end-type damage. they're hoping if they can find the car, they can track down the driver. now, this all began to unfold a little after 3:00 this morning. police say that a pedestan, believed to be somewhere in his 50s, was walking across suitland parkway at sta

aone.n maryland will be jammed up, trying to get through silver spring near new hampshire ave. all lanes are open on the inbound side of the outer loop of the public. after the intanerch in springfield,hee wome s t d habeha the road cleaned up. w wff og oinff with 70's he avlia lettit b apache fog b. -- a little bit apacoghe-- - --- patchyog. f have partly cloudy skies with a chance of rain. as we enter the overnight, temperatures will fall to about 70 degrees and tomorrow, a similar pattern, partly sunny and it may get a touch warmer. it may be 90 by sunday. the beaches don't look too bad this weekend but a few showers are possible towards virginia beach. >>> michael phelps is ok this morning after he was involved in a late night crash. police say his cadillac collide with another car in downtown baltimore. the female driver of the other car was taken to hospital but is doing well. police say alcohol was not invo police say alcohol was not invo female announcer: from jennifer, while suppli

saturdayno aerndweft aon evenin. it will turn much more comfortable. sunday looks like a delightful days. highs in the mid-80s with quite a bit of sunshine. a look into next week coming up in ten minutes at 6:11. >> thank you, tom. >> now let's go to jerry edwards and the news 4 traffic network. any problems? >> good morning. actually things have settled down nicely, at least for the time being. earlier problem along interstate 66 at the beltway gone. so here we are along interstate 270 where it's a pretty quiet commute so far from frederick to rockville, germantown, no concerns whatsoever. elsewhere this morning through southeast, most of the major roadways to the anacostia are doing fine. northeast new york avenue at west virginia/montana avenues, the traffic circle there, word of a broke yn down bus. we'll keep you updated. aneon t cedurctyo cnected to ur anutcoisd e ni mthll aor larene asacnk ope a along i-95 ncrigeorge's 'stycounty. thereer clcoesos closures from route laurelo tte rou laurel to route 21 in beltsville so crews can make major progre

the 0-1 delivery on the way and izturis will take it away, and romero aone ball, one strike count.he orioles getting a lead-off man on. they had a lead-off man in the fourth, but they could not convert it to a run. izturis down to third, foul, 1- 2. >> buck: caesar izturis hitting against jarrod washburn tuesday batting as a right-handed hitter, he had a couple of hits in that game, including a double. he had three rbi's. >> buck: the breaking ball hung up very high and izturis evens the count up, to ballsened two strikes. bishop as talented as system of these young pitchers are, you can see how they make mistakes. romero walking wieters on an off-speed pitch. he is up by three. if wieters hits the sixth, it is only going to be one. you just can't do that. >> buck: it is almost guaranteed trouble. he got away with it once. izturis will' let him get away with it again. a base hit to center field. another shot up the middle. and izturis has a .304 average against the jays this year adds to it. >> buck: the second time a little more information for the hitters, up to .254, the third t

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. >> you raised a tough daughter, a girl who could be aon r.ce probation officer. if she could hear you, what would you say to her this morning? >> i would just tell krist we're praying. she's praying, i know. she's a woman of faith, and we are, too, and that hang in there and her chance to be free will come and she will be able to get away. >> les now bring in -- i appreciate your comments and i want to bring in -- and thank you so much this morning. i want to bring in nbc news analyst and former fbi profiler clint van zant. clint, we understand that the police were able to find a cell phone. what are the chances that there may be some information on that cell phone that will be useful in finding whoever took kristi? >> there could be a lot of information, ann. it could be anywhere from telephone calls she received, text messages. we may even have -- if it's a kidnapping, you may have the assailant grabs the phone out of her hand and throws it out the window. then we've got fingerprints, perhaps dna to work with. so anything today, thanks to science, can help in a