brown complete and still on his feet down to the 26 is wes lyons.he 6'7" inch target picks up 13 and a clutch first down on the converse. >> bob: tallest slot receiver in the country. >> mark: god to be, right? >> bob: all these smurfs. has a bit of a hamstring injury. >> mark: a great spring. really had the light come on as the coaches like to say. sanders in motion. complete, a little hook and ladder. devine inside the 20. boy, seeing the whole box of tricks from both sides. jock sanders caught it and lateraled it to devine. seven-yard gain. >> bob: i know you love those kind of plays right now. the little hook and lateral. sanders to noel devine. >> mark: adding lots of flavor on that steak today. second and four. senth play of the mountaineer drive here. sanders is brought down shy of the 15 yard line. a four-yard gain. 2:36 to go in the third quarter. >> bob: we talk so much about their wide receivers and miss direction. keep in mind bill turt is the offensive coordinator from wake forest. one of the first that did a lot of that wide receiver r

let's see what jarrett brown can do. sered after the last sum of sequences after that interception. >> bob: west virginia connells out in the standard i-formation. it's the change-up because you never see it. >> mark: devine got off to a quick start in the first quarter brought down by thorpe and stevens. picked up six on the play. devine last week ran for 80 yards in their victory against carolina. remember a year ago against auburn had a career high 207. second and four. jarrett brown picks up a second down and then some out to the 45 yard line. under a minute to go but mountaineers out of time-outs. >> bob: take a look at bill stewart. really a lifetime assistant and really kind of a low-profile assistant at that. re, took over for rich rodriguez after he was the interim head coach and the great fiesta bowl win over oklahoma. >> mark: brown almost intercepted again by neiko thorpe who had one moments ago. >> bob: a case of jarrett brown staring down wes lyons and neiko thorpe got an excellent jump and he was going for

charles brown makes another play. stopping brandon jackson after a one-yard gain. >> ray: great recognition by charles brown. he had man-to-man coverage. he ran off about three steps with the receiver. planted. came back. kept to contain the in/outside leverage and delivers in on the tackle. i think he's going to be an all-conference player this year for the tar heels. >> pam: a junior out of maple heights, ohio. very much improved over the last year and there you see a player shaken up. >> ray: five tackles on the day for brown to go along with his fumble recovery. >> pam: that's starting right tackle d.j. scott. 6'6", 323. there is the guy that we're talking about, charles brown, making his first year starting as a corner. third and nine and it gets loud again. tar heels only froush. a little dump down pass to jonathan williams, and he is tackled down about a yard short of the first down by tydreke powell. >> ray: and good hustle by powell, and although he almost jumped on billia ed oed on will pushed him enough for

we'll be taking your questions for denise brown, nicole brown-simpson's story. now back to "larry king live." >> larry: we're back. chris, the february 8th episode shocked a lot of people for a lost reasons, including the fact that chris had spoken out about his mother having been a victim of domestic violence. here's some of what you told tyra banks before the incident. >> it affected me, you know what i'm saying especially toward women, i treat them differently. when i go through the same thing, put a woman through the same thing that i put my mother through. >> larry: what happened? >> made a mistake. made a mistake. it was just something i have to live up to and own. and know that i can change it and be a better person. i definitely made a mistake. >> larry: do you ever think maybe something the matter with me? >> i mean, i'm not saying i have a problem. but when people -- i'm willing to get counseling. i'm willing to learn myself more. because me being 20, i don't know everything. i'm not a man fully yet. so i want to definitely be a man and learn who i am

we'll be taking your questions for denise brown, nicole brown simpson's sister. now, back to "larry king live." >> now, more on the rihanna chris brown saga. >> the allegations are shocking. >> he has been charged with two felonies. >> one count of assault and one count of making criminal threats. >> there is a media frenzy at the criminal courts building in l.a. >> larry: we're back. chris, you said you loved her. would it bug you if she dated other men? >> i would be affected but at the end of the day, we're not together. if she's happy, i'm cool. >> larry: what about you and other girls? >> right now, i only focus on my career. the only girls i love are my fans. >> larry: you're not dating? >> no. >> larry: you don't intend to? >> who knows. i'm not saying i'm not going to date. >> larry: if you saw her, it would have to bug you a little bit? >> who wouldn't be hurt if somebody else is with the person you love. >> larry: in late may, video chris brown bowling with recording artist bow-wow, here's some of what chris said to the camera. >> i'm telling you, i don

jeffrey brown talks with author margaret atwood. >> brown: in a beautiful leafy neighborhood of toronto margaret atwood tends her garden. cutting back the overgrown lemon balm and pepper mint. on this day the world seemed more than fine. but in a new novel atwood conjures up a nasty future in ich a religious cult called god's gardeners struggles to survive. biological experiments run amok, a diminishing food supply and a pandemic that leads to the end of the world as we know it. the book is entitled "the year of the flood," part of a genre atwood calls speculative fiction. >> the only reason i use that term is science fiction often means to people planet x, talking cabbages, very far-out things, the attack of blizzard- men. that's not what i write. by speculative fiction, i mean planet earth tech technology that we have today or are developing, stuff we could actually do, things that might really... could conceivably happen. >> brown: atwood is a prolific master of many genres, 17 volumes of poetry, essays, criticism and short stories and 12 novels including the 2000 booker award winnin

denise brown is the sister of nicole brown simpson.r her sister's murder, she became a leading activist. she joins us now with the president of the center for advancement of women. denise, what did you make of it? on our blog, a lot of people saying they didn't buy his story and he seemed unwilling to go into any detail about what he actually did. >> you know, i really truly wish he would have gone into some detail so he could explain to teenage boys how he felt, what was going through his mind, why he did that. because we all know that people have choices. and he chose to hit her. he chose to beat her. you know, it was really when i heard the mother say, you know, i don't buy like the cycle of violence. the cycle of violence is -- it's called that for a reason and it's about power and control and about verbal, emotional, psychological abuse that escalates, and then there's the honeymoon phase. i even found out tonight that his mother was in a violent relationship, and chris saw it when he was younger. so here you continue the cycle of

. >> mark: brown pushed out of bounds. you are know, what, he played on coach huggins' basketball team. seems to use the pump fake pretty good. >> bob: one thing i noticed he gets sloppy in ball security. sat some point you might give a pump fake but hold it high and tight. ted roof, his defense is under duress. >> mark: brown escapes again and tip toes out of bounds near the first down. put a nice move on zach clayton who is still looking for him. picked up eight on the play. >> bob: ball security. go back to the last play. there's the pump fake. i mean you never know -- yeah, that could easily be stripped out. you never know what is behind you. sought some point bob huggins taught him to put that football way. you love those ball fakes. >> mark: i love it. and room to go. touchdown. devine! that was a very impressive drive by west virginia to start the third quarter of play. and a third touchdowning of the night for noel devine rushing. >> bob: the north/south ability and that's a tie, not relief but disgust by ted roof

jarrett brown paid his dues waiting four years to play.f all he has invested, mark. >> mark: seems unfair for waiting as long as he has taking over from pat white he should be able to play the season without injury. >> bob: you see the concern of his teammates over there right in front of that west virginia bench. i mean he's in pain. >> mark: came in with pretty good stats but -- >> bob: tough night. mark. he's played the key role in turnovers. heard the first interception by neiko thorpe. one of two interceptions on the little middle screen. here's the other cornerer, mcfadden with the interception and game breaker, nick stevens tips it to himself and the fifth is the fumble so jared bro brown. i don't want to speculate but a pretty significant wrist injury. >> mark: gene smith new quarterback out of miramar. and he got rocked. knocked down by antonio coleman who is shaken up earlier comes back. >> bob: he goes easier than jarrett brown goes down. jarrett brown would have bounced off that one. >> mark: it'll go. smith completes the pass.

brown downfield incomplete intended for his roommate, alric . is this a state trooper that made the grab. >> bob: a lot of back snapping. somebody what is to bring law and order to the gridiron. >> bob: that's a west virginia state troop their came down tonight. >> mark: second and ten. intercepted. take ricks. >> bob: that's the third turnover that will lead to points. watch again. run this little shovel pass underneath. there he flipped it over the top. how about big jake ricks. >> mark: big hands by the fellow. >> bob: you never thought him interaccepting a shovel passion may be the key to this football game. >> mark: from the hands of devine and first down and ten working with a short field. from the 19 yard line. ben tate beside chris todd. tate drops it. appeared to be thrown behind him. it'll be second and then. >> bob: mistakes by west virginia. they have shown their potential and explosiveness but their vulnerability. >> mark: playing without reed wilson and scooter berry. both starters. >> bob: i haven't really felt this super fast tem

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i suppose this shows how difficult a job gordon brown has. this is a controversial mission and a very tough one. >> it is a very tough mission. this is absolutely part of the tactical problem. the taliban are well aware of mcchrystal's orders and wherever there may be civilian victims. they exploit it. that is the nature of this kind of war. the war among the people, as the british general recently called it. it calls for a completely different approach. the taliban know that they have lots of cards on their side. they mix with the civilian population, the population they know. they know the terrain. they know time is on their side. it looks like a classic guerrilla campaign. psychologically, the odds are not against the taliban at the moment. >> this is a war of attrition. time is never on the politicians side in a war of attrition. >> politicians would have to go to the polls every four years in the case of an american president. gordon brown has the real difficulty over this, but also in america. we have been promised through president oba

i'm christina brown. >>> today we begin with reassessing the threat. according to this morning's wall street journal, the obama administration is putting off plans to build a missile defense shield in eastern europe. in a sharp reversal of the bush administration, the decision reflects new findings that indicate iran's military technology is developing more slowly than anticipated. although experts disagree as to the maturity of the iranian program, analysts also say the threat posed to the u.s. and europe by that program may not be as significant as once estimated. the move will likely be chaired by russian officials who saw the proposed missile defense system in poland and the czech republic as a potential threat. officials say the u.s. will shift towards the development of regional missile defenses to help comfort nervous european allies. >>> nbc news has confirmed fbi agents have seized potential evidence at the colorado home of a man who has suspected ties with al qaeda. wednesday's search follows a

of jarrett brown. bad things happen for the defense and bradley starks who was a quarterback off the scramble by jarrett brown. >> mark: did he show some arm strength? he launched that, 58 yards on the play. first and goal mountaineers. brown into the end zone. and incomplete. intended for number 89. tyler irvin. >> bob: they will throw the football or call passing plays a lot more than they have in the past. any time he drops back to throw, mark, he has the potential to take off running. >> mark: jarrett brown making his first road start in a hostile environment. hands it tofaeono to define, touchdown, west virginia. a pretty devastating strike by the mountaineers. >> bob: that auburn fan said, i stuck around for this? you have to credit west virginia in that little visitors locker room, all that time with the delay before the game but the one big play set up by jarrett brown's elusiveness in the pocket. >> mark: bitten court in for the extra point and the mountaineers we have seasonal beers to celebr

brown pleaded guilty. and publicly apoll gitzed in this video posted on youtube. >> i told rihanna countless times, i'm truly truly sorry. >> sentenced to probation and community service for doing this to a women, this victim says it sends the wrong message. >> the whole problem with domestic abuse is a lack of accountability. that's not enough accountability and responsibility for him. i think the message needs to be a little stronger. >> this woman eventually got the message. she divorced her abuser. today she counsels other women who are in abusive relationships trying to stop the violence, trying to end the denial. randi kaye, cnn, los angeles. >>> for more of what matters, check out the october issue ofess sense magazine. a new customer wanted to insure his home so we did a nationwide on your side review. turns out it was more valuable than he thought. we got him the coverage he needed. it was a good thing we did 'cause a week later his house burned down. being proactive meant a family home could see

today, the browns were fighting themselves.ter their practice in cleveland this afternoon, rookie defense is back. cory francis threw a punch at teammate, abram elam in the locker room. the punch did not connect. the skirmish was a result of franceis being angry about a prank. all was calm in owings mills, where the ravens had the final practice to prepare for the browns. coach john harbaugh is confident that his guys will take nothing for granted, regarding sunday's opponeementent. -- opponent. >> the browns are capable of being a leading team. you listen to those guys talk. that's what they're telling you. but i think they have every intention of putting it on sunday. and it's our job to make sure it doesn't happen. just like it's their job they make sure they can play as well as they can play. we know we'll get the very best browns on sunday. >> tight end, lj smith did complete a full week of practice. it is possible he could suit up for the first time on sunday. linebacker jared johnson was among those. he has ray shoulder

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brown found a match. pollen was from an unusual specimen -- from a tree not terribly common in england. it was pollen from a horse chestnut tree, a tree native to asia. >> in my whole career of looking at samples from the east midlands, i'd never actually seen horse chestnut pollen from a sample. >> narrator: and there was something else unusual about the pollen from the horse chestnut tree. it's a heavy pollen, and because of its weight, it's too heavy to travel far through the air. it tends to float straight down to the ground, very close to the tree itself. since dr. brown found horse chestnut pollen in all four of the rover's wheel arches, he was convinced that the car had recently been parked near a horse chestnut tree. >> narrator: police asked dr. brown to identify possible locations that had horse chestnut trees as well as other vegetation matching the samples found in the severses' wheel wells. dr. brown identified five possible locations to search. the first woodland searched was this one, the c

final score ravens, 34-browns 3. here's scott garceau with post is game reaction from the coach and the quarterback. >> let's call this a denny green game. they were who we nugget they were. the undefeated ravens dominated the winless browns. the ravens' defense bounced back with a near shutout and four interceptions. joe flacco threw for 342 yards and willis mcgahee scored two more touchdowns. the browns got a full dose of purple and black. >> i thought our guys played from the get go. that was the good thing. we came out really smoking out of the tunnel and that's what they wanted to do. we got the turnover right away. we scored right away. i think we had three touchdowns off of the turnovers and controlled the ball. we got something out of our kick returns. playing great run defense. really across the board i thought it was a complete victory. team victory. >> we always play together and team victories. it's our job as an offense to put the ball in the end zone and we converted them to a pretty good amount of poin

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brown: there was also action today sort of uppi the ante by e e.p.a.king a regulatory step. >> the e.p.a. annoced today they put out a proposal fo regutions that would essentially targ the same big emitters of greeouse gases that theenate bill targets-- these are emters who produce ,000 tons or more a year of greenhouseases. and what ty're saying is under the clean aiact, they will have the right to dend that these emitters, wh they're applyi for an operating permit or if they're going to significantly modify their pns that they install thbest ailable technology to contro that pollution. and at's really interesting developmt, and certainly has wide ramifications. >>rown: and the fact that they do it on the same dathis proposalomes out, i mean, is that read asome kind of signal that the preside, the administraon wants to push th forward? >> i think idoes send a signal ani think it all underscores the reality roit nowwhich is the ministration has various tools at its dipeal, and it's hoping congress actsbut if coress doesn't act they're prepared to ve fo

brown was arrested and leased on $50,000 bail.k with chris brown and his mother joyce, and his attorney mark. okay, we'll show it now and then get through it an get to the whole story of what happened. here's the photo of rihanna's face after the february 8th altercation. it has been seen around the world many times. when did you first see it? >> i first saw it, i think, maybe a week after that incident, i think. somebody posted it. i first saw it. >> larry: what did you think? >> i didn't know what to think at the time? i was like, what? because at the time i just didn't know honestly what to think. i didn't know if the pictures were altered. i didn't know if they were real. i didn't know what. i was like, man, i just felt so disappointed in myself. >> larry: once you accepted the fact that you caused it -- >> that i caused it, yeah. >> larry: when you look at it six months later, do you have a different reaction? >> when i look at it now, it's just like, wow, i can't believe that actually happened. it's really like took a toll o

brown also watching official vehicles.ash and removing grafitti i. >>> the investigation start up again during the season 5 premier of fox show bones tonight. the doctor and agent have to contend with emotional fall out after last season. expect to find a different chemistry between the 2. >> he's kind of wobbley. he's not the old person we know and love. there's some behavior and attitude have changed and certainly our experience, his experience has changed him and his relationship with me and his attitude towards me. >>reporter: check out this season premier of bones tonight at 8:00 right here on fox 45. >>> also turning to fox fringe. new episode of the sci-fi thriller has more cases of unexplained phenomenon. we talked to the show create or to find out more about the complexity of mixing reality with far out phoenix. >> i think season 2 as you will see in the first episode onward i think jumps in a much more intense way and i think plays out in a really fun, fun, frightening, exciting, romantic scary way. really fun. >

jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: the president's appearance before big labor today came just daysafter a set of trade sanctions announced by his administration brought praise from unions, and reproach from free trade advocates. late friday, the u.s. said it would impose a 35% tariff on chinese-made tires. that followed a complaint by the steelworkers union, contending that chinese imports are flooding the market and have led to the loss of some 5,000 american jobs. yesterday the chinese government warned it might retaliate against american auto and poultry exports, and said it would bring its own complaint to the world trade organization. we explore this trade tiff and its potential consequences now with congressman sander levin of michigan, a democrat who chairs a key trade subcommittee. and daniel price, an attorney here in washington who served in the bush administration as deputy national security advisor for international economic affairs. congressman leaven, i'll start with you. fill in the picture as you see it. what's the case for sanctions here some. >> this is this isn't

he told me, you know, chris brown and rihanna.nto my 18-year-old daughter tennee's room. and i woke her up and i said who's chris brown and what's a rihanna? and you know, she looked up at me and gave me this dad, you're such a loser. >> larry: the rest is history. >> a couple hours, yeah. >> larry: we'll be back in 60 seconds. >> larry: we're back. chris, the february 8th episode shocked a lot of people for many reasons including the fact chris had spoken out about his mother having been a victim of domestic violence. here's some of what you told tyra banks. this is all before all the incident. watch. >> it affected me. you know what i'm saying. basically, especially toward women. i treat them differently. i don't want to go through the same thing -- or put a woman through the same thing that that person put my mom through. >> larry: what happened? >> i made a mistake. i made a mistake. and it's just something i have to live up to and own and just know that i can change and be a better person. but i definitely made a mistake. >>

of jarrett brown. things happen for the defense and bradley starks who was a quarterback off the scramble by jarrett brown. >> mark: did he show some arm strength? he launched that, 58 yards on the play. first and goal mountaineers. brown into the end zone. and incomplete. intended for number 89. tyler irvin. >> bob: they will throw the football or call passing plays a lot more than they have in the past. any time he drops back to throw, mark, he has the potential to take off running. >> mark: jarrett brown making his first road start in a hostile environment. hands it tofaeono to define, touchdown, west virginia. a pretty devastating strike by the mountaineers. >> bob: that auburn fan said, i stuck around for this? you have to credit west virginia in that little visitors locker room, all that time with the delay before the game but the one big play set up by jarrett brown's elusiveness in the pocket. >> mark: bitten court in for the extra point and the mountaineers use all of two minutes and eight sec

ronnie brown, 24 carries, 136. we're tied 7-7. tiger concerned. his colts and manning not getting the ball very much in this game. third quarter, tied at 13-13. here comes pennington. dumping it off to bess. pennington 22-33, 183. >> pennington did a great job of eating up the perimeter with throws like this and converting big third downs. he was very sharp monday night. john: ted ginn jr. and here comes brown again. that yellow line, they kept getting over it. and manning s. like, what the? can we get some offensive plays, please? they ran three plays in the third quarter. >> yeah, but he got a nap, so he's rested. john: yeah, the arm is rested. fourth quarter, there's brown. the dolphins were 15-21 on third downs. they lead 20-13. this game is going perfectly for them f. they can just stop manning. third time he was perfect and was his precision amazing. >> it always is. he sometimes says when he gets in rhythm, when he's called to make a play, he always does. john: uconn in the house. donald brown up the middle breaking tackles and scoring and

the browns come here. the orioles are on the road in cleveland. tonight, they start a three- game series. this isn't pretty. the orioles have lost seven straight. the indians have lost their last 11 in a row. >>> a nascar chase continues. mark martin is the leader of the pack in the chase after a win last week at new hampshire. he's a four-time winner at dover. so martin is looking forward to taking a shot at the monster. >> dover is one of my very favorite race tracks on the bolt circuit. really have been blessed with a lot of great race cars there. cars seem to really run good there. and allen and our team were really excited about getting back there. >> reporter: jimmie johnson was the fastest in qualifying at dover this afternoon. hitting top speed of 157 mights an hour. ryan newman, third. mark martin, qualified 13th. they're going to run 400 miles on sunday. >>> coming up next hour. tiger woods on the prowl at the championship in atlanta. and you need every shot you can sink to top tiger. kenny perry gave it his best. but does he have enough

>>reporter: injury update on browns running back lewis. looking more like the former raven will not play on sunday. lewis hurt the hamstring in last week loss to the broncos. he missed practice for the third straight day this afternoon. without lewis the browns likely split between harrison and rookie davis. the ravens lead the nfl in rush defense allowing just 41 yards on the ground game. and we will have more on the ravens first divisional game plus find out how much ravens safety and cleveland native know about his his hometown in this week making the grade. gillman host soccer for high school game of the week. coming up tonight on sports unlimited. back to you. >> thanks so much. about to go from hot to sticky to cool and rainy and probably non-sticky. >> that's right. tony is back now with a final look at the sky watch forecast. tony? >>reporter: i think i understand that. 70 degrees right now at cwi airport. we have clouds thickening and don't worry about the rain. we probably still are up 20 hours away from any precipitation. so jus

and putting some vegan butter on the griddle, so that it'll brown.wn pretty quickly, 'cause the cheese will melt relatively nicely. so you just do that, let that melt down... you wanna use whole grain breads. sometimes, i know kids will resist the whole grain bread thing. but try to find one that looks relatively familiar to them, because it really is the best choice. a lot of white flour early on in life, particularly, coats the insides of the intestines and basically turns them into little tiny piñatas. so try to keep them as unplugged as possible. okay, so now-- so that the bread browns, you wanna spread this on both sides of each piece. okay. makes a little bit of a mess, but this is actually a great thing to have the kids help you with, and i know having kids help you in the kitchen sort of extends your time in the kitchen, by about, i don't know, in my family, nine hours. but at the end of it all, if they'll eat it, it's way better than, you know, getting things quickly on the table and having it not be so great for their health. it's worth the

issue them. >> brown: when you use that debit card in your wallet-- and more of us are doing that-- what are you agreeing to? what happens, for example, if you use it to spend more than you realize you have in your checking account? consumer groups and now some legislators have been up in arms about banks charging so-called "overdraft fees" that can amount to far more than the overdraft itself and can be assessed numerous times. today, two of the nation's biggest banks, bank of america and j.p. morgan chase announced they would revise their policies on these fees. here to tell us more is ron lieber. he's the personal finance reporter for the "the new york times" and writes the paper's "your money" column. ron, let's start with the problem. explain how the overdraft fees work. this is >> they put this as overdraft protection, and consumers often don't realize they have it. it may have been part of the fine print when they signed up for their account. the way is works if you spend more than you have in your bank account the bank may automatically cover and you allows the transaction t

jeffrey brown reports. >> brown: for more than 30 years william safire sent forth wit, barbs and muchfrom his influential per much as a conservative columnist for the "new york times". he began his career in public relations and became a speech writer for richard nixon before coming to the times where he won a pulitzer prize and took delight in his contrarian role. >> i get a lot of mail now, a lot of email now, from people saying how come you're at the "new york times," you stick out like a sore thumb. well, i was hired to be the sore thumb. i'm delighted to be going against the grain. it's like when you're a salmon swimming upstream f the stream stream is going fast enough even if you're only standing still you get the feeling you're really going fast. >> both parties are now running against the other side. >> brown: over the years safire was a regular television presence including on the newshour and "meet the press." he also gained a devoted following for his "on language" column in the "new york times" magazine which looked at various uses and abuses of words. he authored more th

jeffrey brown has our sry. >> reporter: t formal name of his washington d.c.uilding is a mouthful: "e temple of the preme council of e 33rd and last degree of th ancient and acceed scottish ritef freemasonry for the southern jurisidiction f the united state" "the house of the temple"or short. >> reporter: accordg to s. brent mois, of the 'national sctish rite journal, they're not us to many visitors here, but that's l about to change, thks to dan brown and his new novel, "the lostymbol". >> what's aracting them is the opening scene of the booknd the climax of e book occur in is building. people are always attracted mystery, that's y they go see micians, they want to see something mysteriouhappen that theyan't explain. a lot of peoplere attracted to the masons because they pceive us as thimysterious secretive organization. >> reporter:n other words, a perfect foil for brown, ose "da vinci ce" set amid dark secrets, symbols and sects the catholic churc has sold more than 80 milon copies and s made into a film starring tom hanks, playingrown's hero, robe langdon.

this is an important game for the browns, browns, obviously.e have to be ready to match that intensity. >>reporter: when the browns take to the field at the stadium quinn at the controls that word today from coach eric. one time raven assistant says quinn will remain the starter despite a lack luster start. offense has just one garbage time touch down in 8 quarters. also o and 2 despite the one time start anderson on the bench at least for this week. here's reminder. be part of the next taping of the play book at the espn zone. joined by my co-host and ravens tackle at 7:00 o'clock. wear the purple and plaque and head town to the zone to be a part of fox 45 play book. >> ravens trade. linebacker scott to the petitions in exchange for seventh round draft pick then they sign free agent tight end curtis. we have much more on that and the rest of the night in sports come up on sports unlimited. back to you. >> all right bruce thanks. >> we had nice weather the last few days no xlinlt. >> fall is here. vytas is here to tell us what the first couple

brown, got past freeney. little bit of a block from polite and goes out of bounds at the 30. >> ron: there was a critical play on third down. he found ted ginn, because he was able to get great pass protection from jake long and justin smiley. here he gets rid of the football and ted ginn gets open down the field. get the ball 20 yards down field. you need protection. dolphins came up big and pennington delivered to ted ginn for the first down to keep this drive alive. >> mike: incredibly productive converting third downs. 13 of 17, mike. that will move the chains. >> mike: quick hand-off in field goal range. and from here, you are looking at about 46 yards. 45, 46 yards. earlier in this half. dan carpenter missed. from a couple yards further back. he missed from 49. he's converted from 44 and 45. this one will be right at 45. for the lead, second-year kicker out of montana. putter brandon fields holds. john denny, longtime, long snapper. it's perfect and dolphins retake the lead. another ten-play drive. free

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. >> brown: in a beautif leafy nehborhood of toronto, margaret atwood tends her garden.ttg back the overgwn lemon balm and pepper mint. on ts day the world seemed re than fine. but in a new novel atwood conjures up a nasty future in which religious cult cald god's gardeners struggles to rvive. biological experents run amok, diminishing food supply and a pandemic tat leads to the end of theorld as we knowt. the book is titled "the year the flood," part of a genre atwood calls speculative fiction. >> the oy reason i use that term is scice ficti often means people plnet x, talking cabbas, very far-out things, the attack of blizzard- men. that's not what i write. by speculative ficon, i mean planet earth tech thnology that we have today or are developing, sff we could actually do things tat might really... could conceivly ppen. >> brown: atwood a prolific masterf many genres, 17 vomes of poetry, essys, criticism and shor stories and 1 novels icluding the 2000 boor award winning "the bld assassin." she's perhaps best known still for her first foray io eculative fiction, a 198

i'm christina brown. >>> today we begin with carter's contenti. the nation's already intense current political landscape is treading new ground this morning with charges from former president jimmy carter that much of the backlash against president obama is based on race. it comes amid confrontations over a proposed health care overhaul which has seen debate played out not only in congress but rallies and protests across the nation. carter discussed what he sees as a heightened climate of parental coinciding with the election of the nation's fist african-american president. >> i think an overwhelming portion of the intensely demonstrated animosity toward president barack obama is based on the fact that he is a black man. that he's african-american. i live in the south and i've seen the south come a long way. and i've sen the rest of the country share the south's attitude toward minority groups, particularly african-americans. that racism still exists. and i think it's a bubble up to the surface because of a belief among many white people, not just

brown. mr.>> let me tell you something, jerry, i don't care what you say about me but you should be ashamed of yourself for jumping on my wife. you're not worth being on the same platform of my wife. >> don't to escape it. >> he comes with his $1,500 suit and makes an accusation about my wife. i'm saying that i never funnel any money to my wife's law firm. never. >> what's with the grudge? that was 17 freaking years ago. are these guys irish? >>> for tonight's "big number." elephant in the room and the white house can't get away from it. how many questions on race did press secretary robert gibbs field during today's briefing? according to follow-ups including the questions, themselves, 18 times he had to respond to questions. president carter has thrown open the flood gates. 18 race-related questions at today's white house briefing. that is tonight's "big number." >>> up next, a former speechwriter for president jb w george w. bush reveals what bush said about palin and what a disaster she woul

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he's a great robert langdon. >> reporter: many suggest robert langdon is dan brown himself although brown langdon is the guy he wishes he could be. brown's imagination took root early, writing music by kindergarten. your first book, 5 years old. "the giraffe, pig and the pants on fire." it's a thriller? >> you know what? i thought so. my mom was thrilled. >> reporter: my 5-year-old wrote a book? >> right. i dictated it to my mom. and i did all the illustrations. >> reporter: were you a precocious kid? >> i think i was a shy kid. i grew up without television. >> reporter: right. >> i had a dog. and we lived up in the white mountains in the summer. and i had no friends up there. and i'd go play hide and seek with my dog and probably had some imaginary friends. but it worked. >> reporter: they have since left the building? they don't pop up on your shoelder? >> no, no, not those kind, but i spend my life now with a lot of imaginary friends, if you want to put it that way. >> reporter: is it ever mind boggling to you that based solely on your past performance, they're going to print 5 million

already copies of dan brown's the lost symbol are flying off shelves. >> definitely love dan brown. i think he has some very interesting stories. >> i like reading books set in d.c. >> reporter: the thriller stars robert langdon who finds clues. it starts in the row opportunity a under a painting of george washington as godlish. the founding father was also a mason, the world's largest fraternity. in the past, masons have been characterized as steeped in secrecy. local masonic leaders say that's a myth but they'll take their 15 minutes of fame. >> every one that i've been talking to has been finding it to be interesting and there are some chuckles going on. and the flavor of the day, at least for this week. and then by next week, people will move on and go someplace else. >> reporter: d.c. tourism ficial hope the people will become visitor to the city. they've set up a website telling fans of the lost symbol, where they can find the local sites written about in the book. a way to cash in on a new wave of tourists. >> at the end of the day, we'll have folks internationally and domest

cleveland browns come to m&t bank stadium. that's 1:00, exclusively on wjz 13. >>> just a short time ago, it became official. the school is no longer loyola college. it is loyola university, maryland. wjz is live there now. gigi barnett has more on the reasons for the name change. gigi? >> reporter: loyola college wanted its name to match its image. and after nearly a decade of wondering if a new title would work, the college decided to take the plunge and become a university. >> reporter: after a year's wait, the loyola college name will never be the same. >> welcome. to loyola university, maryland. [ applause ] >> reporter: in a special ceremony today, the school made it official. no longer a college. now, loyola is a university. >> i think university kind of gives it the nice little -- like everybody knows, it's a university now. >> and every sign on campus shows it. >> changing a sign on the bridge. >> reporter: some students say the new name looks just as good on paper as it does on campus. >> i think from communities, fr

brown pleaded guilty and publicly apologized in this video posted on youtube. >> i have told rihannand i'm telling you today that i am truly, truly sorry. >> reporter: but with singer chris brown sentenced to probation and community service for doing this to a woman, this victim says it send the wrong message. >> the whole problem with domestic abuse, the perpetrators, is a lack of accountability. that's not enough accountability and responsibility for him. i think the message needs to be a little stronger. >> reporter: this woman eventually got the message. she divorced her abuser. today she counsels other women who are in abusive relationships. trying to stop the violence, trying to end the denial. randi kaye, cnn, los angeles. >> for more of what matters, check out the october issue of "essence" magazine or log on to cnn.com/whatmatters. welcome to our mcdonald's. yours? really? it's been our dream since we were kids. uh, that long, huh? why not? mcdonald's really supports entrepreneurs. they spend over $5 billion dollars... with businesses in communities like ours. you two really

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