there's no way he could pay, so the judge decrees that he becomes my butler. your butler? right. he cooks my food, cleans my house, does my shopping. that's your program. what about me? don't worry. we'll find something for you. [knock on door] that's the stupidest idea i ever heard. sentenced to be a butler. ping, what happened? there was a bit of an accident. head hurts. head really hurts! what happened? marla and i went for coffee. afterwards i was crossing the street. he was biking towards me. i got out of the way, but he ran into a parked car. something happened to the food? could only save one bag. should i call an ambulance? want to see a doctor? i'll get some ice. the pea pods? all you saved was the pea pods? hey, you got the food? yeah, here. what took so long? ping! kramer. where's yours? he dropped it. oh, that's too bad. you should slow down. it's dangerous to go fast. i have green light. you jaywalk. are you watching oprah? i did not jaywalk! you're giving him back that tv! i don't want it back. i slap a suit on you! we've got work to do. look. an hour with patrick s

yvonne sanders-butler. also tonight, actor daryl "chill" mitchell and former nfl great michael strahan is here. the two have teamed up for a family comedy called "brothers" that premieres friday night on fox. more with a look at childhood obesity and the cast of "brothers" coming up right now. >> there are so many things that wal-mart is look forward to doing, like helping people live better but mostly we're looking forward to helping build stronger communities and relationships because with your help, the best is yet to come. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. tavis and nationwide insurance, working to improve financial literacy and the economic empowerment that comes with it. >> ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: as we continue our look at the issue of childhood obesity tonight, i wanted to highlight an example of what just one person can do to make a difference in our communities. dr. yvonne sanders-butle

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. >> brad: this is one where mark richt would like drew butler to hit it a mile in the air with the ups and the yonders. yonder that to the 10 yard line if he can. and he did both. what a kick. at the 10. bouncing at the 9 yard line. you can't do it any better than that. his daddy would be proud. a 64-yard punt. arkansas on offense. and two t-bones! my man! ( laughs ) hot bobby! oh, hot bobby! the more you save on insurance, the more you'll have for football. are you in good hands? dad-gum! dad-gum! >> rece davis with you in the studio. texas tech and texas. 24-17 game after earl thomas pick off a potts pass. colt mccoy, back of the end zone, 31-17, on abc. under 7:30 in the fourth. >> brad: rece, here arkansas has the worst starting field position of the football game. 5:25 remaining, they need eight points, a touchdown and two-point conversion to tie it up. mallett, fires, incomplete. had joe adams open in the middle. and the clock stops with 5:20. back again to richard samuel's fum nl, officials rule he lose the ball and you see him scoop it and back under to recover it. >> todd: boy

of the house quick to catch your eye ♪ never lets a passerby to pass him by ♪ servant to the poor, butlerlass to the master of the house. ♪ oy ya yoy o, that's from another musical. ( laughter ) there is one song in "les miserable" which is very close to my heart. it is known to the public as "bring him home;" among the cast members, it is called "the prayer." for seven long years, both of my children went to the israeli army, and i was singing this song on the stages of tel aviv, new york, and london. but in my heart, always, i was praying for the safe return of my kids and their friends from the army. tonight, ladies and gentlemen, i would like to dedicate this song to this group of soldiers sitting right there representing the israeli army. ( applause ) ♪ ♪ god on high hear my prayer ♪ in my need you have always been there ♪ he is young he's afraid ♪ let him rest heaven blessed ♪ bring him home bring him home ♪ bring him home ♪ he's like the son i might have known ♪ if god had granted me a son the summers die one by one ♪ how soon they fly on and on and i'm old and will be gone ♪ bring

of the house quick to catch your eye ♪ never lets a passerby to pass him by ♪ servant to the poor, butlerlass to the master of the house. ♪ oy ya yoy o, that's from another musical. ( laughter ) there is one song in "les miserable" which is very close to my heart. it is known to the public as "bring him home;" among the cast members, it is called "the prayer." for seven long years, both of my children went to the israeli army, and i was singing this song on the stages of tel aviv, new york, and london. but in my heart, always, i was praying for the safe return of my kids and their friends from the army. tonight, ladies and gentlemen, i would like to dedicate this song to this group of soldiers sitting right there representing the israeli army. ( applause ) ♪ ♪ god on high hear my prayer ♪ in my need you have always been there ♪ he is young he's afraid ♪ let him rest heaven blessed ♪ bring him home bring him home ♪ bring him home ♪ he's like the son i might have known ♪ if god had granted me a son the summers die one by one ♪ how soon they fly on and on and i'm old and will be gone ♪ bring

butler says he can see the pieces they have, full of potential and just making the playoffs isn't goodenough. >> it's going to be special. the weapons we have, you know, i just don't see a lot of teams being able to handle it. if we put it together right, we'll be a force to reckon with. >> you have people speculating whether we'll make the playoffs, so those are some of the disappointing things that come with winning 19 games and so forth, but if this team could stay healthy, all that's going to be going out the window, and i'm just anxious to get back to having fun again. >> the wirds, happy about all the hope there is. have you ever been hypnotized? >> no, i've been shot a couple times. >> i'm not. >> the idea of those guys barking like dogs. >> running around. apparently deshawn stevenson it didn't work so i think the hypnotist got upset, but i would love to see the dog barking. >>> defensive tackle albert haynes worth was in sen see for personal business he was taking care of. his wife is asking a tennessee judge to force him to pay up on debts going back more than a year, and is

double coverage, picked off by donald butler. he doesn't like it and shouldn't.r comfort. matt barkley warming up. fourth quarter, usc trailing by three. the field goal, and we have a tie game, 13-13. korp. later intercepted. barkley not in the game. mcknight breaks off the 43-yard carry. fumble at the end but is recovered and now we're tied at 13. this is not what the trojans expected whatsoever. oregon and utah, 28-24, a four-point game over on espn, 3.5 to go in the fourth quarter. >> the quarterback, jeremy masoli 4 of 16 passing. how they have so many wins, i don't know. right now time for nascar print cup happy hour. and that's getting their car up to speed. going fast and getting their tires hooked up on their restarts. if you're car won't two at the beginning of these restarts, can you lose four, five, maybe even eight positions. something you can't make up because this is a difficult racetrack to pass on. >> a lot to think about for the other chase contenders. for more, let's go down to the garage area and dave burns. >> really it's the story of two diff

the courtroom but lots of sobbing, jason stinson turned and immediately hugged his attorney, brian butler and lots of emotion.@@ >> how about any comment or emotion from max's family. >> the family on max's side -- i don't know how to describe this other than i think maybe shock. there was not much reaction at all. they had straight faces as they were walking out. not much from them. nothing -- >> let's get our lawyers in on this one as we find out why this went this way. did not take the jury long to come to their conclusion. thomas, i'll start with you, where did the prosecution drop the ball here? >> i don't know if it's so much what they did wrong, it was a tough case. you wanted to see this coach held account act for what people describe as grueling practice, the word barbaric was thrown around. there was the concern among everybody involved in the case or spek tating on the case through the media, if the verdict would have come down guilty in this case, what sort of effect would that have had on high school sports or amateur sports or youth sports all around the country. would a gui

it's got the original staircase there and the original butler's pantry, which kids get a load of fun of when you have one of those with your house. >> or you get a butler. >> then it makes the wife of the house happy. >> there you go. >> especially if he's young and good-looking. >> okay, let's move on now, barbara. something more understated. we're going to sunny southern california, long beach. this is for $345,000. >> yeah, and everybody knows where long beach is. it's only 20 minutes south of l.a., but it's probably got the most beautiful weather in all of sunny california. it's picture perfect year-round weather. that's a white painted house. again, move-in condition. it has a living room with cove ceilings within. that's the back terrace there. again, the yard you can't quite see from here, but it's really lovely, perfectly manicured. there's the charming fireplace which adds charm to that living room setting there. it's got a brand new kitchen. floors, counters, recessed lighting. the doors lead to the patio we saw a moment ago and everything around the house is perfectly land

three turnovers in washington territory, including that error by butler. we're tied at 13. jake walker to kurt, the big gain. with seconds left, watch this. 22 yards out and the huskies score the upset. natasha's happy. 15-13, they get the win. >>> did you see this in the oklahoma/tulsa game? adrian taylor and the tulsa quarterback kinney. their shoes get tangled up and it takes about 20 seconds to get them untangled. the score wasn't that close. sooners fall. >>> great video from the cardinals game last night. in the ninth inning, watch this, brendan ryan, deep fly ball that goes off the outfielder's glove and in the stands for the home run in the bull pen. game winner, cardinals won that game 2-1. >>> a very special play of the day. a high school student hasn't let down syndrome stopping him from being a member of the football team. on monday he got his chance. on the final play of the game, with assistance from the opposition, he ran more than 60 yards for the touchdown and there wasn't a dry eye in the place. matt diseaziezel, a very speciay of the day. >>> we're used t

and coming up in the next few weeks the hosts will include ryan reynolds, drew barrymore and gerard butler. >> one florida man made his climb visible for everyone to see, he was growing pot right in the front yard. a tropical lush landscape yard is now missing its two centerpieces. he took them right to the plants when police r0eu6ed. never denying a thing. >> it's not like i was hiding it. planted it by my house so i could protect it. >> all righty. well besides smokeing the pot, which obviously he does he says he was planning on making a walking cane from the stalk and says the giant plants provided shade for his dogs. he says he can't get away with something forever especially when it's in your front yard. >> he'll get lots of shade where he's going. >> the time is 5:51 on tv hill so much more ahead on 11 news today. >> here's a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. (announcer) for one day only, get 50 percent off beautiful and... ...affordable fall style at jcpenney stores open early saturday with doorbusters. save 50 percent on all worthington, st. john's bay, and nic

we have heavy rain from 140 taking butler road towards central baltimore county.looks really wet this morning. this for the most part is north of the beltway sliding through hartford county and kent county on the eastern shore. we expect the rain this morning. it is knocking temperatures down in the upper 60s. rain this afternoon. partly sunny back to 72. how about the roads? >> so far so good. no problems on the beltway. traffic is building in both directions here at 95 and white marsh boulevard. no real incidents towards 695, 895. we are working a crash east of the mary road. be aware of that. use caution. east mount vernon place near st. paul expect that to be closed this weekend for the baltimore book festival. >>> doctors and nurses monitor an off-duty baltimore city police officers condition after he was shot. >> reporter: now police are trying to find the suspected robbers responsible for the shooting. i'll have the story coming up. (announcer) they're highly trained specialists. true professionals, always ready when they hear the call... guys, pancakes! be

. >> tomorrow on "extra" we got a movie exclusive with jamie foxx and gerard butler.hey're both going hard core in "law-abiding citizen." that's tomorrow on "extra." up next, ll cool j is in the house for tonight's big premiere of "ncis: los angeles." >> looks good. but can you pass my quiz? >> last time you cried? last thing you ate? last extravagant gift you bought for yourself? >> today's "rumors" is jessica trapped in a new life crisis? smoking emmy dresses. how you can steal the looks for way less. i'm talking 95% off. >> $440. >> breakthrough new ways to get rid of body hair. >> mustaches on women not attractive. >> and the "lifechanger" coming up. >> "extra" brought to you by weightwatchers when you're on a diet hungry just won't quit. but you can outsmart him with weight watchers online. it's weight watchers, but it's completely online. customizable tools give you structure to make healthier choices. while restaurant guides, recipes, and mobile access give you flexibility, to live life and lose weight. sign up now and get one month free. go to weightwatchers.c

butler, what is the goal for this team. >> title. that's the goal. that's the beginning of the journey. getting everybody back healthy. we have done that. now we have to compete for a title. >> we are a team that always plays well with confidence, especially against the big tier teams. i don't think that will change. just our mind-set and the personality of the guys that we have. >>> jack nicholas was in town talking about a newest project. the golf club at creighton farms. a beautiful course in virginia. nicklaus took questions from the media. after the presser, i asked the 18-time major winner about tiger woods catching his record mark. tiger last 14 majors but went winless in '09. >> i think tiger will probably break my records. he's terrific. i have a great respect for him, his ability, work ethic. he can really play. the only thing is, he has to do it. so, it's not that far to go but he has to do it. i hope i'm around to shake his hand when he does it. >> brian, i wanted so bad to have him look at my swing. i know he would have said give up the

looks like it's going to be heading through butler road, perhaps through cockeysville and hunt valley. also on the top side of the beltway, near towson and heading through glenarm. perry hall already had hefty rains and rolling up 95 from killings -- kingsville and up through periman. we have slow stuff even through cecil county as well. areas of wet weather to deal with. we have a cloudy start. mid-60s and cool day ahead. more to come. stay with us. >>> trying to get drugs off the streets of baltimore. two plainclothes cops find themselves forced into a deadly situation. >>> another reason to hang out at hunt valley ray lewis is moving in. see what he's done to the place. >>> and there's a delay in tom delay's dance. former congressman gets hurt on the dance floor but says he'll recover before show time. >>> 6:44. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning. >> let's look at the forecast now with justin berk. >> good morning. 6:45. we've already had rain roll through, some roads wet and frontal boundary draped across the area. 74 ocean city but 64 easton. 62 york but right her

steve butler, a physician from indiana, was handing out copies of the constitution. >> if you read theuotes of thomas jefferson, these guys were conservatives and they said that the control should be with the people and not with the big government. >> reporter: ileana johnson came to america from romania some 30 years ago. >> i find myself now every morning when i wake up, what kind of freedom have we lost today. >> reporter: you could also find plenty of signs of something else-- a rage that identifies president obama with hitler or stalin, that questions his citizenship, that seems to celebrate the death of a famous liberal. and, among the main currents of the protestors here, a conviction that the media-- fox news and talk radio excepted-- are deliberately concealing the truth. >> yeah, they're blocking it out. i mean, we know it, everybody knows it. >> you see these people back here? they all know there's something happening but the mainstream media, they don't tell us. >> reporter: it's a charge of bias the networks vigorously deny. but perhaps what most united these protestors wa

your father was the family butler since like, always. "gentleman's gentleman." and his father before him. i grew up on the gibbs estate. lived in the same house with them. job description include making sure tucker benton didn't step out of line, embarrass the family? break millie gibbs' heart? the gibbs family never instructed me to keep an eye on mr. benton. well, maybe not in so many words, but you were expected to anyway. anticipate your master's needs without having to be told. it was a different time, detective. tucker was about to run off with some guttersnipe in steerage? you had to step in. damn right i stepped in. i did what i had to do. ("drown in my own tears" by ray charles playing) ♪ it brings a tear ♪ into my eyes geoffrey manning, miss. might i have a word regarding mr. benton? has... has tucker changed his mind? please, miss curtis. ♪ i've cried so much ♪ you know, out here on this ship, it's quite common to feel as though you're in your own world, that anything is possible. is that so wrong? oh, i've felt what you now feel, all too deeply. i re

. >> now enrolled at butler tech, for an lpn, a licensed practical nurse. >> i'm talking automation controls technology with robotics engineering. >> reporter: they have downsized. they have budgeted. and they've gotten used to being in a classroom again. >> i was 18, 19, i didn't like school. i just wanted to get out, get a job. for my family, my children get to see daddy doing homework. i think i'm setting an example for them. >> all of us felt a betrayal by the company, but it was just a kick in the pants to finally, you know, suck it up and do something. >> reporter: it has not been easy. >> it's frustrating. i just want to work. i just want to work. and -- i'm a worker. i just want to work. >> reporter: these men know they are in better shape than many unemployed americans. >> there's no doubt that we were given opportunities that the normal worker off the street was not given. >> reporter: but some of their former colleagues haven't taken advantage of those opportunities. >> just absolutely no interest in retooling or retraining. i know several right now to this day haven't gone to sch

your father was the family butler since like, always. "gentleman's gentleman." and his father before him. i grew up on the gibbs estate. lived in the same house with them. job description include making sure tucker benton didn't step out of line, embarrass the family? break millie gibbs' heart? the gibbs family never instructed me to keep an eye on mr. benton. well, maybe not in so many words, but you were expected to anyway. anticipate your master's needs without having to be told. it was a different time, detective. tucker was about to run off with some guttersnipe in steerage? you had to step in. damn right i stepped in. i did what i had to do. ("drown in my own tears" by ray charles playing) ♪ it brings a tear ♪ into my eyes geoffrey manning, miss. might i have a word regarding mr. benton? has... has tucker changed his mind? please, miss curtis. ♪ i've cried so much ♪ you know, out here on this ship, it's quite common to feel as though you're in your own world, that anything is possible. is that so wrong? oh, i've felt what you now feel, all too deeply. i re

two batters later, walks butler, four straight pitches. next batter up is mike jacobs. that's going to be it for tim wakefield on the night. jacobs crushes a three-run shot. royals are down 8-5. wakefield five innings, seven walks, four earned. to the bullpen we go. bottom six, daniel bard is pitching. betancourt singles to right. two score. now the royals wipe out deficits in this game of 6-0 and 8-2. they rally to win 12-9. red sox relievers three innings pitched, seven earned runs. the royals are 11-13 in their last 14 games. playing the spoiler. baseball insider buster olney joining us now live on "sportscenter." the royals' zack greinke going tond against the sox. now, he has 14 victories, the fewest for a starter to win a cy young in a full season is 16. yet he leads the american league e.r.a. and strikeouts. how important is tonight's start? >> extremely important. now, i think he's a slight leader because of the fact that his e.r.a. is about 3/10 of a run lower than felix hernandez, the fact that he's got 224 strikeouts in 210 1/3 innings. i talked with an ameri

jason stinson turned and immediately hugged his attorney, brian butler.motion. >> how about any comment or emotion from max gilpin's family, mom, dad -- >> the family on max's side was -- i don't know how to describe it, other than that i think maybe shocked there. was not really much reaction at all. they had straight, you know, straight faces as they were walking out. though not from them, as well. >> okay. let's get our lawyers in on this one as we find out why this went this way. i mean, it did not take the jury very long to come to their conclusion. thomas starting with you, what did the prosecution do wrong, where did they drop the ball here? >> mike, i don't know if it's so much a matter of what they did wrong. i mean, it was a tough case because on the one hand you wanted to see this coach sort of held accountable for what some people describe as an exceptionally gruelling practice, the word "barbaric" was thrown around but at the same time the concern among everybody either involved in this case or was spectating on this case through the media, a

three turnovers in washington territory, including that interception by donald butler.rmaine hurst. 22 yards out. huskies score on the upset. natasha is happy. they get the win in the end. adrian taylor for oklahoma, and tulsa quarterback gene j. kinny. their shoes get tangled up. it takes them 20 seconds to get them untangled. score was not that close. ouch. >>> great video from the cardinals game. ninth inning. deep fly ball that goes off theo outfielder's glove and in the stands for the home run. cardinals won that game 2-16789 tough. >>> very special play today. freshman hasn't let down syndrome keep him down. final play on the game with assistance from the opposition, he ran more than 60 yards for the touchdown, and there wasn't a dry eye in the place. matt ziesel, very special play of the day. >>> some people call him rabbi rambo. this man of god prepares to take on terrorists by using force and fire power in synagogues. >>> hi, there. i'm robin meade. hope you're loving your weekend. here is a look at what's going on in the week ahead. prime time emmy awards will

the skins are getting a lot of support from grants butler.ows what they're going through and koran is speaking out about it. ç>> we were down last year and they are still supportinus. keep it up. >> he thinks they will bounce back. would you think? >> i am hopeful. coming up, the fight to make speed cameras more fair. >> and my someand my >> if you speak through parts of montgomery county, if you could get a ticket and the mail, thanks to speed cameras. >> some are pushing to make police officers' pay up just like everyone else has to do. >> going to court to make sure if an officer is caught by a speed camera that officer has to be the ticket. >> montgomery countys cracking the whip on all speeders, no matter who they are. >> no one is above the law. >> the county is asking the state's highest court to review the case of four on duty police officers who were caught driving over the limits by the speed cameras. a lower court ruled they did not have to pay the fines because there was no clear policy about it. but they should have to pay them

won an award as well as caron butler just back from his trip to china. finally, the redskins are back on the practice field later today preparing for sunday's home opener against the rams at fedex field. kickoff is at 1:00. that's your sports minute. i'm lindsay czarniak. have a great day. >>> take a look at this. the national phillies game last night. philadelphia fan seated in the second deck makes a fantastic catch, a foul ball hit by jayson werth. the fan gives it to the little girl. look what she did? she throws it back to them. we'll show it again later if you missed that. >>> 5:21. time for traffic and weather on the 1s. >> let's check with tom kierein standing by in storm center 4. >>> i love that. that's what a ball is for, for throwing. >> this morning we're getting rain thrown at us on the eastern shore. not here around washington and most of virginia. a few sprinkles and light rain near cambridge to the northeast of baltimore. elsewhere around the region, quite a bit of cloudiness, a few breaks in the clouds at this time. we'll have a mostly

with his attorney, brian butler. thank you for coming in. on thursday, you're going to walk back into pleasure ridge park high school. you're going to start your class again. your class in web design. >> yes, ma'am. >> what are you going to be thinking as you walk in the door? >> how blessed i am to have a community like pleasure ridge park, that's rallied behind me and stood beside me. along with my church community. i'm excited to see the kids. but the thing that people need to understand is, there is no winner in this case. this is a terrible, terrible tragedy. a young man lost his life. and that's one thing that people seem to forget in this. it never was a jason stinson versus max gilpin. on the indictment sheet, it says the commonwealth of kentucky versus jason stinson. >> will you be thinking about max when you walk through that door? >> i did. i had max as a student, as well. i had max in my third period web design class. he was third row, first seat. the one thing i know about max that i know, is that max is in heaven with jesus. an

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and he did a movie called rock 'n' roller with gerard butler but this is supposed to be a good one.nd robert downey, jr., interviewed him lately and he was sporting a mustache and he was filming sherlock holmes. >> kevin, thank you very much. >>> and we are here with the executive chef and president of coachina. and for sauces for whole foods and the like. and this is one of the sauces with salmon and spinach. what are we doing? >> we'll get the pan hot and we'll sear the fish flesh side down for a few minutes and get a nice crust. about 2-3 minutes a side to get a nice crust on it. and then we'll start warming up our caper sauce. an we use ris ano capers. >> and you'll find this bottle, and that's why we're skipping this stuff. it's nice. it's healthy ingredient and you've didn't the work for us with the bottled product. >> correct. >> and which one was that? >> this is the tomato caper olive sauce. that is our number one flavor. >> what kind of flavor are we talking about? , i recommend it for any kind of fish. it goes well with salmon, but you can do a seafood pasta with shrimp,

he referred to the center of south carolina, henry butler, and said that he has a mistress and that he there to inform everyone that he was a mattress and that she was beautiful in his eyes, but he was oddly to the eyes of the world. it was a kinsman of butlerr who thought if he was a gentleman he would challenge him to a duel. he took a light came and waited for him outside the capital and could not find him. as a house member, he was able to go into the senate chamber and sat in the back row until the senate adjourned. as soon as they did, he got out of his chair, walked down the aisle and then up to the republican side where summer was sitting in the back row. if you were writing a novel or a movie set, you could not have had a greater sense of irony. sumner was writing his frank on an envelope that contained printed copies of the speech, the crime against kansas speech that he had given earlier. preston brooks raised the cane and brought it down on his head and he continued to do that for about a minute. senators in the chamber were either shocked or the year he got what he deserve

on black rock road in butler before 2:00 p.m. 32-year-old officer jason simmons was on his way to work when he somehow lost control of his pick-up truck on a sharp turn on a wet roadway. the truck flipped over and he was trapped inside. >> it's a double great loss because this is the stepson of lieutenant mike hall who died last august so this is a very deep wound for our law enforcement family and also for the family of jason simmons. >> officer i'm mons was a seven-year veteran of the force and survived by his wife and a 6-year-old son. >> amid the tragedy fire crews and police transtrying to work on ways to cut costs without furloughs. the city is trying to squeeze $8 million out of police and fire departments. the chairman says he wants to hold the city to a no-furlough clause in the contract and instead implement other measures that he says could save $5 million. >> we could take compensatory time or overtime and cuts until the furlough pleands and when it ends we expect this would stop as well and it would protect our younger officers from being laid off and protect all of us fro

and you remember that scene in gone with the wind where those great siege victims, rhett butler and scarlett o'hare a r. racing through the flames and the falling embers, and that was in fact as presented in the movie, was that first grade bonfire caused be departing confederate. that you might ask why isn't the fall of atlanta the most significant event in american history? why would i say more so, than say, independence day, or the fall of -- the battle of gettysburg, or the election of franklin telemark roosevelt ordered the day or v-j day? well, the fall of atlanta meant that the confederacy's heart had been pierced. northern peace democrat who had hoped to have a negotiated settlement to the war were finished. lincoln would win a second term. and all but the diehard confederates understood that the war was over. there was a much more war to be fought, but when sherman would make sure that the conderates who were diehard would indeed die. his march to the sea departing from atlanta at which he set off a second grade bonfire of atlanta would begin in the following november. and that was m

and later this week, gerard butler, kathie lee gifford, milo ventimiglia, nate berkus, and music from so please join us for that. i want to show everyone something. for those of you who saw the show last week you know i've been choking to death for no reason. to apparent reason, spasmodically my vocal chords are closing on their own. i diagnosed this on the internet but heroically i have been carrying on with the show. [ applause ] seems like -- seems like that would have been the reaction without having to light the sign, right? [ laughter ] anyway, i went to the doctor yesterday. and he gave me -- he gave me some medication and he gave me some information on a new diet that he wants me to go on. >> really? you're thrilled. >> this will be my first diet. shouldn't say new diet. so this is what i was given. like a child. now, the first thing is avoid spicy, acidic tomato based or fatty foods and like a pizza. as he handed this to me, the pizza oven at my house was being white -- heated up. limit your intake of coffee and colas. watctch your weight, being overweight increases the abdom

butler, a new one just in nottingham. southland drive at bedland circ tele. -- circle. 95 northbound also slow between 895 and the top side of the beltway. there's a live look at the top side. inner loop delays there, from park heights to falls, 11 minutes. another 13 from charles to harford. there's a look. slow from 95 to security. 10 minutes on the outer loop from stevensons to security. and on again, off again to washington boulevard. again, 31 minutes there. this traffic report is brought to you by subway. play the game millions have won. scrabble at subway. you can win. play scrabble at subway. >>> most students learn about history, american government and debate from books in the classroom. but as gigi barnett explains in tonight's school watch report, there is a bus in town, to help teachers. >> a step inside this bus begins with a tour that leads to a lesson in american government. physics and debate. it's called the c-span civics bus. and this weekend in baltimore, it's on tour. >> it's a way for us to talk to e

reisterstown butler road at route 30, the crash is still there.f incidents, clarks rain and reisterstown road. and watermain break, wendell avenue at quateman. jfx at northern parkway, traffic still running heavy from about the beltway all the way through to north avenue so give yourself plenty of extra time before heading on the jfx. we'll be right back with "good morning maryland" at 9:00. hey, i'm worried about mrs. lowenberg next door. why? i don't know, she's running around the lobby, yammering about fios tv, internet and phone all for $79.99 a month? seems crazy... actually, fios customers get that price for 6 months. it's like getting three services for the price of two. so am i the one that's crazy? no? (announcer) now get three amazing fios services for the price of two. tv, internet and phone for only $79.99 a month for 6 months. plus a free multi-room dvr for three months. record shows in one room-- watch them in up to six other rooms. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v before september 19th, a

they gave up 11 as a team and he walks bully butler. next batter, mike jacobs.ith two on, that makes that one a three-run home run. royals down 6 -- 78-5. -- royals down 8-5. daniel bard, tied at 9-9. yuniesky betancourt. that drives in two. royals win it 12-9. the red sox relievers, three innings of work, seven earned runs, kansas city now 11-3 in its last 14 games. royals getting hot in september once again, much to the red sox dismay. the yankees and red sox lose and boston misses an opportunity and remain five games back of new york. red sox only four back in the loss column, though, and they have two more games remaining than the yankees do. take a look at those schedules beginning with the yankees, 11 games remaining for new york with two left at the angels before a weekend series against the red sox in the bronx. again, that could get very interesting. they host the royals before finishing on the road at tampa bay. as for boston, they have three more at the royals before heading to the bronx for that three-game series and they finish up in boston with the

police say butler confessed to the crime after he was arrested at his home.lieve to be the weapon used to commit a pair of armed robberies and a sexual assault at a bank of america branch last july and august. he has been denied bail. let's get a check now on the weather forecast. sandra saw, what's it going to look like? >> you know it's going to be a lot grater than lately. we've been so spoiled with all the beautiful days. it looks like clouds will roll in today. temperatures right now in the 60's. it looks like 66 out at the airport. 68 downtown. 60's on the eastern shore. 70's down in ocean city. but check it out. we do have a slight chance for seeing a little bit of light rain later on this afternoon in central maryland. with the cloud cover, it's 76 degrees our forecast high. looks like 76 in southern maryland. 75 and a little bit blustery down in ocean city. going to be a stalled out system, giving us a chance of showers through friday, clearing by the weekend. >> thank you very much. be sure to check the bottom of your screen for updated news and inf

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. >> andrea butler may be watching at home. now everybody's in on the secret. the guys are talking about, of course, nick young. everybody comments on how young nick young looks like you just did. here's the thing that really surprised me, though. the trade that they made for mike miller, and randy, one of those guys expected to be the starter at two guard. being at camp, i wouldn't be surprised if nick young starts the season. heooks great. everybody very surprised how well he looks. >> they're not surprised at the potential though, right? >> if he starts, it will be a surprise. >> that will be very impressive. >>> hockey now. after released by the captain, the capitals open the sean tomorrow night in boston. bruce boudreau hasn't announced his starting goalie. told the "washington times" that boudreau has told him he will be starting on thursday night. if things don't go well, the play-off hero will be ready to go. >> at the end of the day, as a goalie, you're competing against yourself. you want to be the best you can be, and happy with the way you play. i t

they gave up 11 as a team and he walks bully butler. next batter, mike jacobs.ith two on, that makes that one a three-run home run. royals down 6 -- 78-5. -- royals down 8-5. daniel bard, tied at 9-9. yuniesky betancourt. that drives in two. royals win it 12-9. the red sox relievers, three innings of work, seven earned runs, kansas city now 11-3 in its last 14 games. royals getting hot in september once again, much to the red sox dismay. the yankees and red sox lose and boston misses an opportunity and remain five games back of new york. red sox only four back in the loss column, though, and they have two more games remaining than the yankees do. take a look at those schedules beginning with the yankees, 11 games remaining for new york with two left at the angels before a weekend series against the red sox in the bronx. again, that could get very interesting. they host the royals before finishing on the road at tampa bay. as for boston, they have three more at the royals before heading to the bronx for that three-game series and they finish up in boston with the

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washington linebacker donald butler had a forced fumble and a pick in the win over u.s.c.ng back jahvid best, all did he was run for 131 yards and five touchdowns in the win at minnesota. oklahoma quarterback landry jones, this guy's the backup, and he throws for a school-record six touchdowns in just his second start. and mike williams caught 11 balls, 200 yards, two touchdowns in the 37-34 win over northwestern. you can vote for the at&t all-america player of the week. text vote to 345345. every vote, of course, a chance to win a trip to the national championship game. >> that fancy animation means it's time to go "inside the huddle" with the professor, john clayton. as we get set to head into the heart of week two, let's talk injuries, john. is matt cassel and his balky knee going to be able to go at home against the raiders? >> i think he is. now, he had a good friday practice, and in a sense, they seem pretty optimistic. it will be a game-time decision. they're going see how does he in warm-ups in about two hours, but i do think he's going play and make his debut for

over a homicide investigation this morning and a 49-year-old man was found shot to death at 2131 butlerroad. the sheriff's office says that the shooting appears to be a domestic dispute. no suspects in custody. authorities are not released the victim's name yet, but a $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> prince george's county are also looking for answers following the discovery of the body today. and the man, he was found or a man was rather found on the playground behind the lutheran school out there. police say he was murdered but not released his name. >> a gas leak at the penn mar shopping center in maryland has washington gas working and looking for answers. the leak was found at marshall that shut their doors this morning before reopening again. 9news now was there with some customers that showed up. they were locked out and they did not know why the storm was killed. no signs were posted. after we told them the reason some remember the gas leak explosion that happened in this same shopping center back in may. >> it'll be real public for them.

and i'm working with gerard butler -- >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> who i couldn't understand between takest great scottish -- [ gibberish ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like, are you talking backwards? >> messages. >> jimmy: "paul is dead?" that's what it sounds like the other way around. >> but he's only scottish. >> jimmy: yeah. and he's -- that wasn't your first video game movie, 'cause you were also in "super mario brhers." which is awesome. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. that's what people remember. >> jimmy: that was great. >> i mean, i turned down "philadelphia" to be in "super mario brothers," because -- >> jimmy: no. >> yeah, that's because i'm a genius. that's why. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you really? >> yeah, they wanted me to be tom hanks' lover, but i didn't think he was cute enough. [ laughter ] so i did "super mario brothers" you know. >> jimmy: did you really -- he's - >> bob hoskins. >> jimmy: yeah, where's he from? he's from -- >> he's english and has that cockney accent and i couldn't understand him, either. [ laughter ] he was always like -- [ gibberish ] >> jimmy: again,

you know, the one that looks like a butler? his name was don reagan, the chairman of merrill lynch. the richest and biggest retail brokerage firm in the world. he took the key position of treasury secretary so he could enact the tax cuts that the rich wanted. reagan then became white house chief of staff as the president started to fade. >> they should give the president what 43 governors have, a line-item veto. >> who tells the president to speed it up? the man from merrill lynch, that's who. things in america would never be the same again. the country would now be run like a corporation. >> we're going to turn the bull loose. >> i think the message i took out of the entire movie, michael, was this was a generational effort to concentrate the wealth in this country. attack labor. run jobs overseas. you put it together so well. have we as americans been for the last several decades been asleep at the switch? what do you think? >> i don't know so much we've been asleep. i think we've been bamboozled. i think the other side is very, very good at propaganda, they're very good at manipu