if they lose and fall to seven they are into their bye week. even though mike singletary has gotten a vote of confidence and if they fall to 1-7 and they are out of it in the nfc west you could see a change in the bye week. >> the latest key injuries, mike? >> aaron smith, the steelers defensive ends, very underrated player but a key part of that defense and expected to be loss for the season. he was lost for the year last year had a big impact on the defense. max hall, rookie quarterback of the cardinals, concussion. he will get his job back. when will he pass the test administered by the league to determine return from concussion. usle russell okung also has an injury. >> check out mike with his monday ten-back at nbcsports.com with his latest news and notes. we come back to al michaels and cris collinsworth after this. . this has worked for the last decade. do you think you could do any better? besides the mach 3? mhm. no. i'd like to challenge that. introducing the revolutionary new fusion proglide. -wow. -it just glides. -feels smoother. [

. >> bye. thank you so much. i love everyone here. the community is so amazing. i will miss it here so much. >> i will miss you too. take it to top before we start to cry. >> bye. don't go anywhere. i will be right in. >> thank you. >>> a couple of sprinkles to the south and west of town. not a huge deal. should not be a factor for high school football at all. down south of warrenton and south of culpeper running down 29 to fredericksburg that's about it. the rest of us are seeing clear skies. for tonight, clearing skies and windy and chilly. lows in the 40s. even downtown upper 40s. winds northwest at 10 to 20 and gusty side. satellite picture, radar combined. there's the big storm and the last batch of showers pushing through now. the energy lifts northward and stays in new england. we will come back and talk about how long the winds will be with us and a look ahead to the redskins game forecast. >>> you probably seen those rubber bracelets supporting various causes. still ahead, why this par

ifhey lose and fall to seven they are into their bye week. even though mike singletary has gotten a vote of confidence and if they fall to 1-7 and they are out of it in the nfc west you could see a change in the bye week. >> the latest key injuries, mike? >>aron smith, thsteelers defensive ends, ve underrated player but a key part of that defense and expected to be loss for the season. he was lost for the year last year had a big impact on the defense. max hall, rookie quarterback of the cardinals, concussion. he willet his job back. when wille pass the test administered by the league to determine return from concussion. le russell okung also has an injury. >> check out mike with his monday ten-back at nbcsports.com with his latest news and notes. we come back to al michaels and cris collinsworth after this. . this has worked for the last decade. do you think you could do any better? besides the mach 3? mhm. no. i'd like to chalenge that. introducing the revolutionary new fusion proglide. -wow. -it just glides. -feels smoother. [ host ] now f

>> well just two weeks after its premier abc's new show "my generation" has, well, say bye- bye.nly two episodes there. the first didn't attract many viewers. "my generation" was a fictional look at a group of friends 10 years after high school graduation. >>> jennifer grey has been the frontrunner since the first episode of the season's ""dancing with the stars"" but the road back to the dance floor has been a long one after a 1987 car crash with then boyfriend matthew broderick. dirty dancing opened less than a week later. while that made her a star, she was forced from the spotlight not to mention the pain she was experiencing from the accident. >> the collision was so intense that the ligaments were ripped from the back of my neck and i'd have a headache for four days where i could barely open my eyes. >> wow. jennifer wanted to give "dancing with the stars" a try last year but when she went in for a checkup more bad news her spine was literally falling off. she underwent surgery and the injured disk was removed. then she had a bye op see, the result, well eye it cas cancer.

time the chips are down it's bye bye baby ♪ [ applause ] >> mays, sokovi, phillip alu, harvey dean,ry and more. neck and neck bitter rivals. >> players and other teams you talk to but not the dodgers. >> no, we don't talk to the dodgers. >> they get on second and tommy davis hit them in and they beat us 1-0 because of colfax. >> with only three games left that team of finesse, rory wills and sandy colfax and don dries deal was three games ahead of the giants. even though everyone including the dodgers thought the giants were ahead of the team. >> we mean to say thanks because we thought the giants were loaded with tall end. >> he played first base for the dodgers in 1952. now he is a radio announcer for the giants. >> on paper they probably had the best ball club. but on the field, somehow or another we managed to win some ball games that maybe we shouldn't have won. >> they had a tremendous ball club. and they had -- they had good hitters. they had good pitching. they had fine defense. they had an excellent manager in alvin dart. >> reporter: those last three days, the days the gia

. ♪ so bye bye, miss american pie ♪ ♪ drove my chevy to the levee ♪ ♪ but the levee was dry ♪ ♪ goodica, how are ya? ♪ it's the future, it's the best teow me? ♪ ♪ i'm your native son ♪ feeling good was easy, lord ♪ when he sang the blues ♪ you know, feeling good was good enough for me ♪ ♪ ♪ good enough for me ♪ ♪ and my bobby mcgee ♪ ♪ oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul ♪ ♪ i wanna get lost ♪ in your rock and roll ♪ and drift away most of us were writing and singing our songs on guitars. but our dear friend elton john wrote and performed his classic hits at the piano. ♪ don't let the sun go down on me ♪ ♪ [don't let the sun] ♪ although i search myself ♪ it's always someone else i see ♪ ♪ don't bother asking for explanations ♪ ♪ she'll just tell you that she came ♪ ♪ in the year of the cat ♪ you're so vain ♪ you probably think this song is about you ♪ sadly over the years, we've lost some of our greatest singers and songwriters. but fortunately their legacy lives on in their music. ♪ longer than ♪ there've been fishes ♪ ♪ in the ocean ♪ higher than ♪ any bird ever flew ♪ ♪ s

buster posey, tell it, 5 bye- bye baby. >> bye-bye baby bonanza -- >> they win 4-1 and clinch at leastthe national league west. [ applause ] in september.... that's the most in the nat >> chicks dig the long ball. >> chicks do dig the long ball. they now have 30 home runs in september. that's the most in the national league. a's wrapping up their season. >> how did it feel coming off the bat? >> it didn't feel good at all. >> okay. some forward to >> is a's wrapping up their season with four games in seattle. the rookie chris carter gives a's fans something to look forward to next year, his second of the season, a's snap a 6-game losing street beating the m's 8-1. 15th victory, chick gonzalez. >> my brother. >>> jimmy raye may not have been the man to get the 'niners offense going but he did leave his mark with the players for some of his unique expressions. >> it's hard to remember that the original mission was to drain the swamp when you're up to your arm pits in alligators. >> new offensive coordinator mike johnson addressed the media for the first time this afternoon, he described

bye. (lynne) he wants a kiss. a kiss? thank you.el like i sucked in a whole lot of wisdom and i've aged about 10 years. (mariana) he's given time that is so precious for him to us. like us. i think what hit me the most was when he was like, "you guys have fueled me." and i was just like, "are you serious? i'm no one." and he's probably fueled me for the rest of my life, i think. (su-yin) and when he was talking about having no special people in your life, in the front row, i just thought to myself, "well, who's in my front row at the moment?" and who should i have there with me?" and i just felt like my dad's not in my front row. ♪ (mariana) now we're going to chad butler and john foreman, also known as switchfoot's studio. hello, i'm camilla. camilla, john. hi, i'm sue--su-yin. hey susie. mariana. susie and mariana. nice to meet you. wow. welcome to the studio. when did you first discover music? (jon) music was always just the diversion from class. ♪ i did like all of the different humanities all the way to economics degree, and ev

it's the saying good-byes, and whenever you say the good-bye, being there at home while your loved oneg you don't ever get that knock at the door telling them that something like this has happened. it's something that they deal with every single day. spoke to another man, a father, actually, kyra, whose son is serving with sergeant shorter's unit and he told me every morning he gets down on his knees and prays that his son survives. >> this is one family that did not get to experience that survival, and we're telling the stories both -- the good stories and all the ones that are really hard to swallow when you see live pictures like this. jason carroll, we appreciate the series you have been doing following these families going off into battle, and at the same time we want to continue also the grim reality of how many of our heroes do not come home alive, and this is one of them and we are going to tell you more about army ranger sergeant first class lance vogeler throughout the morning this morning as we follow his funeral procession. >>> you know, right now, nearly 100,000 pairs of u

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with his fellow miners returned to safety, luis urzua said good-bye to the rescuers he would leave behind and entered the capsule. finally, it was his turn. 32 miners had already taken the ride up a 2000-foot shaft cut through solid rock. above ground, more chants of celebration, this time sensing chile's 70-day national ordeal was finally coming to a conclusion. just before 10:00 p.m., he emerged. after taking the lead for 70 days, he insisted on being the last one out. above ground, he hugged president sebastian pin era, as so many of his comrades had done before him. and said, we have done what the entire world was waiting for.

. >> i thought, you know, i might just be saying good-bye. that was my last thought. >> couric: dukes awoke to a shocking reality: surgeons had to repair a hole in his and then caused by a raging e. coli infection developed after eating contaminated meat. this form of e. coli was much more aggressive because it had several genetic mutations making it resistant to antibiotics. >> everything was getting progressively worse quickly. >> couric: dukes' story concerns infectious disease doctors like brad spellberg, author of "rising plague." >> these organisms are the experts at resistance. >> couric: he says infections are starting out as bacteria in food or other ordinary places and evolving into deadly drug-resistant superbugs. >> it is starting to move out of

you know it's one of those deals you know let's go enjoy the bye week. >>> also ahead this morning, a dad contract to raise money to fight breast cancer. we will take you to the show. >>> 6:40. it woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our money. woman 4: our money. woman 5 sync: and he worked for another bank that collapsed. man 4: costing tax payers 17 million. anncr: tell bob ehrlich big banks don't need help. middle class marylanders do. >>> coming up on 6:44. good morning, maryland. i am jamie costello for abc to news to go. >> i am megan pregel. hope awed great weaning. sunday was gorgeous. here's meteorologist justin berk. >> sort of. since 50 in the corner of the screen. we took that away we have 56 right now. in owens mills. a live pictu

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. >>> the ravens get back to the bye week and get to nurse their injuries and look to the playoffs. >> yeah. baby. here we go. good morning, i am jamie costello. >> i am megan pringle how you doing. >> great. >> great. >> okay. all right. >> monday morning. absolutely. >> it's monday morning. >> halloween is this week. >> it's stinger. yes. meteorologist justin berk is here. two more weeks to turn back the clocks. >> that's right. right? >> right. >> it's late. we got to take a look at the headlines. we are talking about warm temperatures. we are not talking about turning the clocks yet. we are expecting the temperatures up to about 10 above normal which includes 70s for the first half of the week. but developing showers and strong gusty winds as we head into the afternoon hours of each day at least for the first half of the week. cool temperatures will spill in by the weekend. we are talking about a in baltimore right now. running about 10 above normal for the morning hours. 61 right now in easton and wider view highlighting baltimore on the right side of the screen, towards the lowe

when i said good-bye to my daughter, i was sure something was going to happened because she struggled to say good-bye and i knew then, god was going to do something th me. >> duringthose 2 months, the 33 miners needed more than food and physical strength to survive more than 2,000 feet beloground. >> i believe the key was believing in god. the lord wants them to believe in him, to believe in his word. >> jose henriquez is a profoundly spiritual person. his faith in god was key in helping companions hold on to hope. >> that spirituality served him well, knowlee of the word, because he preached in the church her. here. he didn't have it to read. he had to draw it out within his heart to share it with his companions. >> this christian miner lead devotions twice a day. some of the miners acpted christ. >> on the sunday before we were rescued, i called for a pastor to come because i am not a pastor. so i told my brother in the letter, bring a pastor that you consider andgod has confirmed is a real pastor to come and lead the prayer of salvation. he did that. around 20 miners said yes. they

. >>> a smile and a good-bye. a movie star with a rough start who turned it all into a hollywood ending. >>> and bill weir goes home, where the guys making the hogs have an idea to keep jobs in america. >>> good evening. they call it save the dream, but what a nightmare for tens of thousands of people from across the country, converging on los angeles. they had been standing in line since the middle of last night, hoping to avoid foreclosure on their homes. for perspective, since the recession started in 2007, 2.3 million homes have been foreclosed. that spike is coming down, but still just last month, another 340,000 homes got foreclosure notices. david wright is in l.a., where people are hoping a last-ditch offer is the lifeline they need. >> reporter: the line started forming at noon yesterday. hundreds camped out overnight, like teenagers looking for concert tickets. but all of these people are at risk of losing their homes. what time did you come out? >> i got here at 6:10 a.m. >> reporter: 6:10 this morning?

bye, bye, bye. whoa! >> jimmy: well -- [ laughter ] all right, well. -- i guess i'll call somebody. yeah, should probably call somebody. and now he got the walkie. >> oh, he took my -- >> jimmy: the walkie. >> george -- well, he looks like -- he might have, like, green eyes or blue eyes. he might have, like, like brown hair. he looks skinny like he's underfed. yes, i'm in my post. bye. >> jimmy: all right. oh, well, look who's back. >> you want this back? >> huh? >> you want this back? >> uh, yeah, my -- my -- >> get back, lady. >> george, he's here, he's downstairs. >> jimmy: still chewing gum. and back to the seat. >> there's some guy running around with a gun. he brought my radio back. >> jimmy: all right. oh, wait a minute. oh, he's back. >> jimmy: and now the -- disturbed everything. and -- >> we're minus a table now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, no. i've never felt safer. come out and take a bow. look at that, the "jimmy kimmel yeah. take a bow, take a bow. go ahead. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: nicely done. i'm repl

cowboys go into the break beating the houston texans into their bye, now trying to come out of the byet the old houston oilers, the tennessee titans. titan without all the equipment, tony brown. referee: official time-out, player lost his helmet. phil: it was sitting on the field. i didn't see it, jeff tripplett had it in his hand. there it is. it comes off. this is the last play. jim: yeah. they were able to -- then he has to line back up. brown just keeps on going. brown is unhappy with the fact that the titans basically got a time-out from it but the cowboys get a play off before the two-minute warning. phil: i wouldn't worry are about it. don't rush it. it doesn't matter. jim: it was in and out of the hands of witten. witherspoon. phil: got his hand in there and knocked it away. concierge claim centers. so i can just drop off my car and you'll take care of everything? yep, even the rental. what if i'm stuck at the office? if you can't come to us, we'll come to you in one of our immediate response vehicles! what if mother won't let me drive? then you probably wouldn't have had an ac

star, next. >>> closed caption sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: deborah: good-bye to a tv legend. >> tv legend, james macarthur is dead. mcarthur played the danno character on "hawaii five-0". the role now played by scott >>> schierholtz for the final out and the giants win 9-0, up two games to 0. >> at&t park and the entire city of san francisco explodes. the giants shut out the rangers in game two. we have team coverage of the big win, plus a look ahead to saturday's game in texas. >> we begin with gary radnich with the highlights from tonight's big win. texas had a meld down. >> 17 of the last 18 world series teams that won the first two games in a series claim the world championship. here we go. park rocking. scoreless in the 5. manicate and wilson hooking up. edgar renteria, the first tally, 1-0 san francisco. edgar renteria going to distance. bottom 7. juan uribe, and the giants go up 2-0. the two would be enough but the giants break it wide open, cain went 7 2/3 and they brought in lopez, cain was great. not allowed an earn runed in the post season. rangers

thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> see you later, bye-bye. >> three guys, two tickets, no clue. >> in an hour and a half of enjoyment, entainment. >> might darn well be. might darn well be. we're taking a break and discussing this. we'll be right back after our we'll be right back after our break. ,,,,,, bob ehrlich is desperate, and he'll say anything to get elected. negative attacks the media have repeatedly called "dishonest" and "total malarkey." and why can't we trust bob ehrlich? because he raised taxes and fees by $3 billion then denied it... because he says he's for us, but made $2.5 million at a special interest lobbying firm. and ehrlich says he'll cut education again if elected governor. bob ehrlich-- a career politician we really can't trust. >>> here's some updates from sharon and marty. >> it's only a matter of team before we see rain. a forecast high of 61. this afternoon wind swept rain, heavy at times. right now it's in the low to mid-50s. hi, sharon. >> hoping that the rain is going to hold off for the morning rush hour we already have problems including on th

bye-bye to dissuade a couple of issues that my colleague has already mentioned. first, the waterways are shared. as a patchwork of ordinances' amongst city governments, it will not effectively address the problem. multiple european studies have found that mandatory take back programs are not effective. studies have shown that over 90% of the drugs that get into landfill and waterways are because of excretion from patient use, not take back programs. we would urge the city of san francisco to reject the city program and, in its stead, support the smart disposal federal program already under way, and to also support the american medical chest challenge day coming next month. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: next speaker, please. thank you. >> my name is [unintelligible] and i am a volunteer with the department of the environment. i support the safe drug disposal ordinance. almost everyone has old medication that they do not know to -- what to do with. personally i have tried to take them back to my school clinic, what marines, they will not take them. many people s

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. >> reporter: good afternoon ♪ when the giants come to town it's bye-bye, baby ♪ >> reporter: giantsns are out in full force. >> this is a special time in giants history. i want to be a part of it. >> reporter: fans picked their spots early. that way they can break out the grill and start tailgating. >> we'll be going strong until 10:00 tonight. we're expecting big crowds. orange and black everywhere. entire city, the -- i think the entire bay area is going nuts. >> reporter: from san francisco's city hall to where the flag flies high, to this mask dealer selling masks that have been redecorated about -- with the giants colors. >> they are gonna take the sweep! >> probably the most sick days in san francisco ever, calling in today for this 1:00 game. once the game is over, getting home will be in a cab. >> it's been quite a battle since it was pac bell stadium, we've been requesting this and the mta has jumped forward and has given us the stand there'sfy lent and beneficial to the public. ♪ >> reporter: the game starts at 1:19 today with matt cain on the mound for the giants and cole

. >> bye-bye. our state has a huge deficit.eg whitman's plan will make it billions worse by eliminating the capital gains tax for wealthy investors, including herself. economists say her plan will "rip a hole in the budget" and is "deeply flawed". analysts for the l.a. times say whitman's plan is a "pure handout" to the rich creating a "huge risk" to schools and public safety. jerry brown's against this unfair giveaway because it will take billions from our children when we can least afford it. get california working again-for all of us.

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. >> bye-bye. he's waving. bowing. his final bow to the workshop here. clamboring in now.o the rescue capsule. be careful. is the advice from on high. slams the door shut. bolts it tight. puts him in the harness. the light is switched on inside the capsule. and here we go. that is it. that is the final departure from the workshop 622 meters down. at the san jose mine. [applause] so the last man out, the last rescue worker has left that part of the mine forever. and we will just remember now some of those scenes on the surface. this was the moment when ariel tacona, the man who had baby espiranza 40 days into his ordeal and pictures were sent to him in the ground where his wife gave birth. this is when ariel tacona came to the surface. >> this is at the emotional climax of this rescue saga. and tacona now embracing his wife, his baby espiranza, baby hope, and wasn't there for the berth, couldn't be there for the birth. but of course that story boosted morale 2,000 feet below. and certainly boosted the morale of the country. what a wonderful scene to behold. [speaking spanis

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. >> at the ravens head in today bye week, coach harbaugh sounds less concerned than you might think. >> the usually warm weather pattern is triggering storms and even a thunderstorm. we will assure you the seven-day forecast. baltimore warm at 74 degrees at baltimore warm at 74 degrees at the a bob ehrlich is desperate, and he'll say anything to get elected. negative attacks the media have repeatedly called "dishonest" and "total malarkey." and why can't we trust bob ehrlich? because he raised taxes and fees by $3 billion then denied it... because he says he's for us, but made $2.5 million at a special interest lobbying firm. and ehrlich says he'll cut education again if elected governor. bob ehrlich-- a career politician we really can't trust. >> the johns hopkins center for research and policy once to make sure their students do not drive distracted. they welcomed "the new york times" writer who wrote a series of articles about steve troubles with multitasking. students will submit videos about driving distracted. you can find all the information on our ram site, wbaltv.com. >> get

. >> bye-bye. our kids can't afford another four years of crippling cuts to public schools. sizes are too big, and all the standardized testing just isn't working. so classroom teachers looked closely at the plans of both candidates for governor. and we're supporting jerry brown. brown's plan focuses on a well-rounded education... with history, science, and the arts as well as english and math. schools where teachers and parents work together. and that's why we urge you to vote for jerry brown, a leader we can trust to make our public schools a priority again. he worked his whole life, served his country defending our freedoms, and depends on social security. so, who would want to privatize it? corporate lawyer david harmer. harmer's social security privatization plan would cut guaranteed benefits and gamble with social security on wall street. while we worry, harmer's wall street friends would make billions in profits from privatization. david harmer. a social security privatization plan we can't afford.

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bye-bye to the low 60s and heading up to 72 degrees tomorrow and that is average this time of the year. saturday, 76 degrees and this could go up from here and on sunday, 75. we want to you see the pattern we have. the upper level low system continuing to spin and we think some could rotate and come across the mountains later tonight and we're still going to call for a shower. we haven't seen much but it's do believe that that could happen. this is the last night we have to deal with it and it's going to get a kick tomorrow from a dry, cool front heading in our direction. we're not done with the tropics yet either. i wanted you to see a new tropical storm, this is just subtropical storm otto and it's not symmetrical looking, but a hybrid between a tropical storm and extra tropical storm. precisely because it's lopsided looking. the hurricane center, thinks that otto could be a hurricane and for us, the winds of 60 miles an hour, that is not far from the turks and caicos. it looks as though otto is heading straight out to see good things, too and that does look like a hurricane tomorrow