. >> reporter: under caroline's leadership, a safe place has taken in some 5,000 women and children. she referred to the victims to get help but noticed a disturbing trends. >> they were continuing knob abusive relationships but would not reach out to the services being provided to them. >> i grew up in an area where domestic violence did not have a name. we did not recognize relationship abuse as domestic violence. >> reporter: determined to make a difference, caroline became executive director of a safe place, oakland's first battered women shelter. she said that the work is cut in half the number of domestic violence calls to police. >> when i leave at the end of the day i know we have made an impact on the lives of many women. but i know there's more work to be done. >> reporter: for example, under caroline's guidance, they released a dvd to talk about teenage dating violence. >> i saw this at the drop of a hat. >> reporter: hope thanks caroline for helping her step into a new job, apartment and life, self-sufficient, sufficiently confident and violent free. >> i'm more positive,

this includes extreme western caroline county, talbot county, kent county and queen anne's county. places near skipton in the next five to 10 minutes, grasonville and heading to star, centreville by 9:45. essentially what we're looking at is cop doppler radar indicate rotation in that cluster. it's before the r and e in baltimore. that is actually on the eastern shore and east and north of the bay bridge. looks like this rotating cell not necessarily producing anything right now, touching the ground but when anything is twisting up there in the air and we can indicate this, check our doppler, this is called a velocity scan. what i'm highlighting here, are the winds, the winds heading towards the radar site over in dover. in the green and away in the red. what we're watching here is when you get the colors close together, the green and red indicates there may be something rotating there. it looks like between easton and grasonville now as we continue to watch this particular cell pass off towards the north and east. if you're in that particular area, west of central caroline county,

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hopefully i will get there before it is over. >> caroline lyders, abc 7 news. >>> there was mystery, romance, even adventure on the national mall. hundreds of people turned out for the 10th annual national book festival. the library of congress sponsored the event. more than 70 authors and illustrators manned different stations. alison starling was there to it and see the presentation. >> it was a very warm day. the d.c. area matched a heat record. steve rudin as live in the weather center to explain. >> very hot day across the mid- atlantic. we look for the temperatures to cool down it during tomorrow. at this hour, from the belfort furniture weather center, 76 fairfax, 75 leesburg. the cooler air is on the way, the headlines today show the temperatures, 67th day at 90 degrees or better at reagan national, 93 degrees. we broke the record at dulles airport, and finally much-needed rain on the way. we could be looking at 1, 2 inches of rain for the start of the upcoming work week. how about the rest of the week? the forecast in much more detail. >> we could use the rain. thank you. >>

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east of the bay and this includes caroline county, kent, and talbot county under a tornado warning. system pushing off to the north at about 40-45 miles per hour was just west of oxford and easton, now racing to the north. and you can see an intense band of showers and thunderstorms that we are concerned about the possibility of a tornado. there is your latest look, crossing route 50 on the way north in the next couple of minutes and we expect the warning to be let to expire. no confirmed reports of any tornadoes on the ground but reports of winds gusting in excess of about 50 miles per hour so we have a special marine warning for these counties for the rivers along these counties and the eastern bay and again a tornado warning in effect for another couple of minutes and i'll continue to bring you updates as merited here in the weather center. that's a quick look at the forecast. more coming up. >>> a group of air force veterans maintain that aliens from outer space are visiting nuclear missile sites. >> and they claim to have proof. >> a white pulsating light in the sky. >> dark me

>> jimmy: yes, caroline had a little makeover thing. >> caroline looks good. >> jimmy: but how about >> that'll learn him. >> jimmy: "you are a b-i-t" -- and i was like, "whoa." >> well, here's the thing with teresa. have you met her before? have you had the girls on the show? >> jimmy: there's a restraining order out. [ laughter ] she is not legally -- she could sit over there maybe. >> teresa came on my show a few months ago during the first season. and what shocked me the most about teresa is that, you know, teresa's 5'8." tall. teresa puts on her heels -- no lie, you guys. teresa is, like, 5'11." she talks and has the demeanor of a woman like the size of snooki. by the way, can we talk about snooki and vinny? >> jimmy: she's fantastic this year. i think it's the best season of "jersey shore." i love all the characters. >> and finally vinny has stepped it up. 'cause i used to forget his name. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i used to forget vinny's name. >> jimmy: yeah, vinny was the guy -- he didn't really have a breakout the first season. >> no. >> jimmy: he got, like, a stye, and that was h

lauren coooe will bring you more %-because offthe weather, we hae a school delay, caroline ccunty schoolse opening two hours %-lets get over toometeorologist steve fertig. he can bring us uu-to-date on a what is happening out there, good morning, teve. >>> good morning, patrice, not long ago we were talking abbut a rain ssortage and not anymore. we are getting too much at once. and a possiile tarnoid tornado r the eastern shore. coming up oo the chesapeake bay, where the bulk of the storm has moved is bringgng stormy conditions is the pockets of sever--possibilities of ssveee r we are going to zoom on in and get you clossr where the rain has been falllng the heaviesttu3 to the north and east of the area, along 95 up to i-95. indicated here. getting closer still aad you can see east oo 695, you're traveling east of essex, you are going to run into ssrong storms. i want to move this further3 nnrth and show you where we're seeing the heaviest rain and again, weere going to continue to see the movvment f these ú%owers as you can see indicated heaviest rain. thattis going to bb oving, it looks

the cracks caroline -- >> caroline lyders is live with reaction. >> it is a win for republicans, butdvocates of repealing don't ask, don't tell, they may have lost a crucial opportunity. >> daring the republicans to say no, democrats attended to repeal a $2,600 bill that authorizes military spending next year. that repealing the 17-year-old don't ask, don't tell policy had been an issue of rehr agreement for competitors. even conservative democrats were

caroline county schools, a two- hour delay. dunstan day school opening at 10:00 a.m.s morning -- dungunston days " opening at 10:00 a.m. this morning. no morning pretty hk act queen anne's. the record is an 95. it is on the humid side with plenty of sunshine. i will have more on the forecast details coming up. >> thank you. 70 degrees on tv hill. they say a man's home is his castle. we'll show you a way to make that old adage a really. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think of katy perry's controversial appearance on "sesame street"? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> if you think that mentions are not big enough, we have a deal for you. you can have your own castle. cannot rent a room in your own palace. -- you can rent a room in your own palace. about 40 people live on the grounds. the nicer rooms rent for more than $4,000 a month. maybe those tenants used a special atm for their withdrawal. this atm spits out gold bars to its customers. the machine was unveiled in a luxury hotel in spain. it is

caroline shively in washington, who could forget that, caroline and it's the same bill that failed inn july. so what happened? >> it was a big surprise back in july, jamie, it looked like a slam-dunk. what happened, democratic leaders brought it to the floor under a procedure requiring a super majority, two-thirds votes and republicans couldn't add amendments and that bill died and that brought up on the finger pointing and the change. >> the reality is, you could pass this bill if you wanted to, you're in control, you have the power, you have the responsibility. this bill should be more important than a campaign talking point. you could have passed it anytime during the past three and a half years, but you want political cover. >> he is wrong! the gentleman is wrong! the gentleman is providing cover for his colleagues rather than doing the right thing! if republicans wrapping their arms around republicans, rather than doing the right thing on behalf of the heroes! >> the vote next week will be run under the regular news and just need a simple majority to pass it, jamie. >> jamie: wha

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our caroline shively is at the summit in d.c.is the straw poll for the presidential hopefuls. >> reporter: incredibly important in some ways, where it indicates the social conservatives will give their time, money, grass roots organizing not to mention the votes. just two minutes ago the straw poll voting close, a dozen and a half names on there including newt beggingrich. early he got the crowd on its feet talking about the anti-incumbent fervor across the country. >> we are at a great american crossroads in american history and that's part of why i think the insurgency is so helpful and the new energy of the tea party is so helpful to change washington by the new candidates, so useful. >> reporter: now, the crowd is looking a the mid term elections and think about it, kelly, only 45 days out. by gingrich's count he says the anti-incumbents are getting a lot of power and by his count, he says it's grass roots 7, establishment zero when it comes to the primary votes. kelly. >> kelly: i understand there's been some tough talk on i

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a two-year-old and 17-year-old have been hit by a car right on north caroline street. -ott are expected tt be okay. police are on the scene of an attempted robbery at a liquor ssore. it's effecting traffic right on lock raven boulevard at east northern parkway. if you're using the belt way do expect congestion. as we take a live look at the west side, outer loop lanes are moving slow. it will only get worre as we mmke sure way to the top side. speeds are only clocking in at 17 miles per hour right now. fortunately you will see some relief as you make the push to parkville where speeds are here at heartford road. that is our traffic edge@ report. jeff and jeenifer back to you. >>> we're getting a sneak peak at a new statue. >> the statute of frank accident happeena, the bust of the rocker and composer and direct e director is the giff of a lithuanian fan club. >>> another absolutely beautiful day out there but now much-needed rain could still be on the way. >> still ahead, chief meeeorologist vytas reid tells us when it might getthere and how much we could get. p>> the

caroline heat advisory with more from dc. >> the first time around, this bill caused more screaming and booing and controversy on the floor of the house than we've seen in years. and it's coming up again next week. the bill would allot 7 1/2 billion dollars to compensate residents and first responders with health problems allegedly stemming from breathing in fumes around world trade center after 9-11. thousands of firefighters, police officers and construction workers have sued over their exposure and later health problems. funding your health care seems simple enough, but democratic leaders brought it to the house floor in late july under a procedure requiring a super majority, meaning republicans couldn't add amendments and the bill died. that brought on the finger pointing and this. >> you could pass this bill if you wanted to. you are in control, you have the power. you have the responsibility. >> if republicans wrapping their arms around republicans. it is a shame! a shame. >> trying to smooth next week's vote, the democratic leadership released this statement. quote, we would also

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that includes caroline county, talbot county, cecil county, can't county and queen anne's county.lood warning because flooding has begun to occur in those regions and again, those are the areas where we've continued to see some heavy rain. right now, at reagan national airport, what we are looking at is a current temperature of 70 degrees. relative humidity, 93%. the wind are out of the north at seven miles per hour. the winds will pick up as the day progdz and in area of low pressure moves through the region. wind could gust up to 50 miles per hour at times later this morning and during the afternoon. -- as the day progresses. a variety of watches an warnings. what you want to be on the lookout for is severe weather, including heavy rain, possibly severe thunderstorms that could produce tornadoes through the morning hours. windy at times. high about 76 degrees. we believe the heaviest rain will be through the morning and then we'll start to see the rain decrease we believe during the afternoon hours. we'll have pore on all of this coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you so m

you see another batch further eased coming up through parts of caroline and dorchester counties. it looks like some will be sent to the east of baltimore. this will be associated with with -- with what was once tropical storm a call. this is the actual leftover circulation from nicole and this should come up somewhere around the bay overnight and into the morning hours. if we switch, you can see what happens so far. it is this stripe of orange, red, purple. you look over here and this does to get upwards of 10 inches reported in parts of far southern maryland. all the way up into the northeastern corner of the state, eastern baltimore, very heavy rain. for-7 inches common. 3.56 inches since midnight officially at the airport. -- 4-7 inches, and. b.c. the yellows and oranges, that is where you see the two and a half, five, yellow. -- you see the yellows and oranges. creeks and below-lying areas are likely to flood. there are wind advisories for the eastern shore as the remnants of this tropical storm comes up. gusts of up to 40 m.p.h. will be possible. over 30 in some areas of del

>> caroline had a discussion about prop. 23. >> at the last meeting, commissioner schmeltzer asked that we look into prop. 23 on the upcoming ballot. i am just going to give a brief overview of what the proposition is. basically, it would suspend the global warming act of 2006 until california's unemployment rate drops below 5.5% for four consecutive quarters. it requires that the greenhouse gas levels get reduced to 1990 levels by 2020. this new proposition would basically suspend that for an amount of time. it is unknown how long it would be suspended for. it was put on the ballot by two texas oil cmopanies. -- compaines. -- companies. they say it hurts business on the brink of recovery while opponents argue that it is just an effort on larger oil companies to roll back environmental regulation. pg&e has come out against the proposition, and a little bit of information about the current unemployment rate, we're at 12.4%. according to the employment development department, there have only been three periods when unemployment was below 5.5% for 4 quarters. each of these have only lasted

i am rebecca cooper >>> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00, with leon harris, caroline lyders, meteorologist bob ryan weather and tim brant sports. this is abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. >> on your side tonight with a sequence of the events that has hundreds asking if there is all local cancer cluster in maryland. >> residents demanded the resignations of officials at fort dietrich. >> they believe that ground water contamination from agent orange has lead to cancer cases. rebecca cooper has one woman's or emotional ordeal. >> a single mother, she was diagnosed in 2004 with a tumor in her appendix. she thought she had it become law until recent tests showed its spread to her lungs and brain. >> it has been hard to raise my son this way. >> she wondered if for cancer could be linked to her high school internship. she worked daily at fort dietrich's biomedical lab. >> looking back, i worked at fort dietrich and was testing the water. >> the water in frederick is the subject of much debate. scientific experts are working with cancer victims and believe there is a cancer cluster linked to wa

and the next project i need to bring to your attention is related to our california street cable caroline which will be a project that -- cable car line, which will be a project starting september 16 this year-long project will renovate the california cable car system as well as make street improvements on california streets. this project has an overall budget of $24 million. and it will proceed in two phases. phase one includes the installation of an 88 curb street and seier repair work performed by the department of public wrks at various locations. -- -- works at various locations. phase two will finish in the summer 20611. this includes electrical, mechanical, utility and street repaving work that will require a temporary shut down of the california cable line. there will be bus shuttles during this phase. and as it relates to the one california route there will be no impacts to that route. it will remain in service as it currently operates. however, another major project that is coming down the line as it relates to the muni operation as well as our traffic and pedestrian and bicycle

the new market will sit at 929 north caroline streets. >>> lest check on how that drive home is going or maybe a drive to the ocean. look at slow going u.s. 50 and sandy point tonight. take your time and relax you will get there eventually. we'll be back. old gibbs canning company. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. if they have their way, we're facing a mountain of debt and a massive tax increase. employers will continue to leave our state, taking their jobs with them. the next four years will impact the next decade, so we've put together a road map to 2020. a plan that brings jobs back to maryland by reducing spending and lowering taxes. let's make the maryland we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work. >>> bonus time. we are

caroline ccunty schools are opening two hours late.hooll are opening 90 minutes late this morring. steve, whee i came in this morning,,there was ffggin some ú-through.t i could barely see >> there's fog out there, ú%trice and a lot of moisture that made forrthe humid day that we should yesterday anddnow we have to deel with the reduced visibility. not seeing with regard to rain. we are behind 2.22 inches of rain. there's an opportunity to pick up some rain and i will teel you why and when. 72 degrees for the temperature with the fog to deal with. wind are calm,,30.11, holding steadyyon the barometer and 69 is the dew point. %-our weather, yesterday and agn todaa.ú 72 degrees is the teeperature, rather warm this mornnng, in bbltimore, 73 in d.c., and 69 in hagerstown. it looks like we're headed toward the reeord. we wiil seeeif break the record of 95 degrees as the warm or hot air really comee our way from the south and west today. again, thattsouthwesterly flow issgoing tt ringgthose temperaturrs into the low 90s we think for the 58th

caroline reports on the case that will test the capacity of india to separate politics from religion. >> this is a big day for india, and authorities are taking a chances. they are terrified that the verdict could spark a new round of violence. nearly 200,000 police have been deployed. text messaging has been blocked to prevent inside of two everyone from politicians to celebrities have appealed for calm. the dispute over the holy city has divided his and muslims for decades, and caused serious violence. hindus believe that the mosque was built on top of the temple which was the birthplace of one of their gods, ram. the court was asked to rule on which committee owns the small patch of land that had such an impact on the politics of india. in 1992 the mosque was demolished by hindu people. around 2000 people were killed -- some of the worst violence since the country was partitioned. this rally in 1991 was led by lk who is the leader of the hindu nationalist party. he was later accused of inciting his followers to attack the mosque. the party of today is different. it is less emotiona

. >> caroline, the initial call to 911 was four shots fired in this greenbelt neighborhood. for hours, residents were not able to go inside their homes of police investigated what ended up being a mysterious homicide. those who find -- found the body described a horrifying scene. >> she was always smiling, always happy. >> at 2:30, a neighbor's maid a gruesome discovery. >> we had seen her hanging outside the building. it was sad to see. i could not look at it. >> a woman in her 40s was a salted and left to die in the stairwell of her apartment. >> it does not appear to be a robbery. we are still looking for the motive. >> a friend was to overcome with emotion to show her face. she said the victim appeared to have violent arguments in her apartment often. >> i heard them all the time. >> according to neighbors, she was in the process of moving to the eastern shore. >> she came back to get some more clothes. >> she has been spiritual when i did speak to her. her friend just got a condo and she was going to be moving soon. >> detectives searched her room for close -- for clues

purely and simply north carolin dodged a bullet.'re glad that bult is now out of our state for the most part. >> earl is expected to reach new england te tonight passing close to cape cod, nantucket and martha's vineyard. many airlines allowing holiday flyers to change holiday plans because of earl. you should check with your specic airline for information rebooking deadlines. you check up to the minute delays or cancellations by going to the abc 7 flight tracker at the bottom of ou home page, abc7news.com. mike is ahead with the forect. >> let's take a look outside and see what is lurking at the coast. i didn' think that was the shot we were getting. sorry. (laughter) >> thought it was going to show the fogand the cooler air coming our way with the fog. we'll talk about how that will chan from today's heat and poor aiquality. >> surise, surprise, surprise. a family pet stolen sev years ago is finally found but a certain rule is stopping the owner from a happy reunion with her pet. and the video that sparked outrage around the globe

. >> suarez: maine national guard helicopter pilot rick, his wife caroline and his step children hannah and josh headed to the indoor rock- climbing wall. they cheered and helped each other up the wall, struggled and laughed. >> good job. >> suarez: out of the helmets and harnesses and back on solid ground, the tailors looked back on rick's deployment to iraq. >> it was pretty scary having rick gone. >> his deployment was very rough. we had some very unexpected things happen. so we survived. >> suarez: but it was the return home that was toughest for rick. >> we always pulled out these injured people and stuff. you get that attitude that you kind of turn off the emotion. you know, it's like nothing matters. that's how you get through the day. that's how you are able to get back in that helicopter the next night and go get somebody. but then you get home and you still have it. you can't really have that attitude when you have a wife and kids. you just don't care about stuff. >> i said to him when he first came... not when he first came home but probably maybe i'd say maybe three or six m

that joins the one for cecil, caroline, kent and queen anne's. anne arundel, charles, montgomery, pg and st. mary's. we have a tornado watch, not a warning in effect until 1:00. you can easily expect three to nine inches of rain in the area. i think six is an easy number with a high of 75 degrees. remember, wjz is always on. don, take us to the break. >> for constant updates, go to wjz.com. we ask you to stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. >>> up next, why a rucker's university student cometted ,, [ poof! ] who are you?!? i'm your "genie"! weren't you just wishing for something more nutritious to eat? i was! well, you could enjoy the taste of decadent dark chocolate, the crunch of almonds, plus 35% of your daily fiber... plus antioxidants in a kellogg's fiber plus bar. mmmm. right then. two more wishes? i'm good. oh. back to the lamp then. see ya! [ female announcer ] kellogg's fiber plus bars. you couldn't wish for more. >>> nasty wet day in the big city. we'll have more on that in a bit. welcome back to "the early show." coming up, when

gave a free concert on boston common including music from "star wars" harry potter movies and sweet caroline favorite. meanwhile in new york a scary emergency landing of a delta flight at kennedy airport saturday night. the landing gear wouldn't go down. a passenger captured that landing on cell phone video. dave karlin from our new york affiliate wcbs reports. >> reporter: video from delta passenger chase beensonberg includes the pilot's voice and three dreaded words. >> brace for impact. >> to say there would be an emergency landing, it was tense, very tense. >> reporter: flight 4951 was to go from atlanta to white plains because re-routed to kennedy after the pilot informed the control tower the right landing gear was not working. >> the right gear is stuck up. the other two are down. >> reporter: inside the cabin, 60 passengers, a few sobbing, many praying as a flight attend dent urgently repeated this command. >> heads down. stay down. heads down. stay down. >> here's the position. heads down here and i'm holding the camera in my phone not trying to get quality. i don't know if we are g

. >> we are getting a break right now, caroline and leon. depending on where you live, there has been a lot of rain. some spots like bethesda had over an inch of rain. downtown in washington, only 0.25 inches of rain. that is folks out toward the eastern shore. this area is still under a flood watch that includes our local area. if you look at the graphics, you can see where that area is. . there is a coastal flood warning out as well. we will see more rain coming. more on the way when i join you in a few minutes. >>> the doctor who survived the deadly shooting at johns hopkins hospital is back home. he was released shortly before 6:00 this evening. he was shot after he delivered bad news about a mother's medical condition. a man killed the mother and turned the gun on himself after a day-long walk down at johns hopkins. >>> in baltimore, firefighters searched through the rubble of a collapsed building. the structure fell this afternoon. the policeman said he saw a woman standing in part of the building when it fell, but so far firefighters

all the russian now into a second consecutive major tennis final courtesy of a straight sets win caroline wozniacki it didn't take long for the over to get into a rhythm breaking the top seed in just a third game of the opening said with a great hit dima line stunning combinations coming thick and fast to the line for drop shots. more securing. a set for russia's top ten while the second set full of the simple part of the all the it seemed unable to put a foot wrong and continue her quest for glory at flushing meadows and out of sorts of holes here as we should into the laird's. sixty six very first with confidence is one of the over. i always believe in myself i always believe i can beat anyone on the other side of the net if i'm able to play my best and if. there is nothing really changed for me you know i know i'm not going to play perfect tennis all the time like most of the players but that's what we're all trying to do. well not all will be going up against it was done at all before in the decider reigning us open champion control waste is looking spotted once again with our women v

the russian no into her second successive major tennis final courtesy of a straight sets win over caroline wozniacki it didn't take too long for some of the over to get into her rhythm breaking the top seed in just the third game of the opening set with agree it off the line stunning combinations can pick and the like full drop shots all set number one for russia's top and. i can set a similar pattern solari although it seems only able to put a foot wrong in continuing her quest for glory at flushing meadows and out of sorts will be that she gets into the net gain is done six four six three to bursting with confidence is real. i always believe in myself i always believe i can be the new one on the other side of the net if i'm able to play my best tennis. there is nothing really changed for me. i know i'm not going to play perfect tennis all the time like most of the players. weren't trying to do real. will be going up against a player who's got it all before it the decider reading u.s. open champion came clijsters booking her spot once again with a hard fought winner venus williams a much

. >> reporter: for example, under caroline's guidance, a safe place and the city of oakland recentlyeased a dvd called "real talk," to help prevent teen dating violence. a board member praises carolyn's tireless commitment to survivors of abuse. >> i have seen this at the drop of a hat. she's there when she's needed. >> reporter: hope thanked carolyn for helping her step into a new job, apartment and life, self-sufficient, self- confident and violence-free. >> now i'm stronger, more positive, more energetic. i don't let nothing like i --i never put myself in that situation begin. >> to see women like hope who go through our programs gives us the energy to continue the work. >> reporter: for helping thousands of abuse survivors find a safe place and a new life, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to carolyn russell. sharon chin, cbs 5. >> a safe place is sponsoring a walk this saturday against teen dating violence. it's saturday october 2. registration starts at 8:00 a.m. at lake merritt bandstand. for more information, you can use a link at cbs5.com, click watch and list

tennis now in russia in the dementia there is of honor a ever as well as denmark's caroline wozniacki have all cruised into round three of the pan pacific open but its local veteran can make a date krumm who continues to steal the show in tokyo where the former world number four gave yourself a nice birthday present the japanese turn forty on tuesday mark the occasion with a hard for when i have a twenty seven year old slovak daniela to cover a date krumm lost six two but stormed back to take the second to love before her more fancied opponent were tied with shoulder pain for love in the decider the home favorite also knocked out twenty three year old rachel wrap of a in the first round could become the oldest woman ever to claim the w.t. a title should she continue her winning ways and if she does it wouldn't be the first time she's won the story she also pulled off our feet fifteen years ago. well until now and i suck e m a k h l torpedo have come from two goals down to beat the chairs five three to pick up their fourth victory in a row on great make it think there was a man of the

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on the women's side, top seeded caroline wozniacki beat cibulkova in the quarterfinals.ace zvonareva on friday. >>> in san diego young arms quiche pitching in. miguel tejeda punched an rbi single to center. padres with a 4-0 win. they got a three-game sweep over l.a. in the american league marco scutaro with a home run. 44-year-old knuckleballer tim wakefield picked up the win there. he's the oldest pitcher over to do it in beanetown. >>> when we return this morning, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> damage control. bp points fingers in its own assessment of what went wrong in the gulf. [ female announcer ] your hands are only as clean as the towel used to dry them. so why use the same hand towel over and over instead of a clean, fresh one every time? kleenex® brand hand towels. a clean, fresh towel every time. driver and train operator sickout.. when it could start, and how long it could last. a runaway dumptruck smashes up a street full of cars! what c-h-p believes... caused the big truck to go out of control guys -- know what you're doing on the dance fl

women's number one seed caroline wozniacki easily beat ncaa champion chelsey gullickson.he match took only one hour and one minute. >>> in baseball the yankees are alone at the top. in new york, mark teixeira hit a three-run homer for the yankees who beat up on oakland again. the 9-3 win moved the yankees ahead of tampa bay and back into sole possession of first place in the american league eastern division. >>> and if the tenth inning, florida's chad tracy singled to left and hanley ramirez slid under the tag at home plate. the 1-0 victory was the ninth walkoff win for the marlins this season. >>> and when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> plus, new mission, same dangers. u.s. soldiers carry on in iraq seven years after the invasion. carry on in iraq seven years after the invasion. amazing right from the faucet, r but you think home filters can be a pain in the tucus. well check this out... boo-yah! shazam! h2...o! hydrolicious! look what i can do! magic bananas! adios contaminos! introducing the first faucet filter that installs with just one cl

tennis now and russia's yelena dementieva and vera zvonareva as well as denmark's caroline wozniacki have all cruised into round three of the pond. but its local veteran dante crumb who continues to steal the show in tokyo the former world number four gave herself a massive birthday present the japanese turn forty on choose they want the occasion with a hard fought win over twenty seven year olds go back to one another and talk about dull take from the. open there six two but stalled back to take the second to last for her more fun sort of retard with shoulder pain and fall of dad in the destroyed a home favorite also not touched twenty three year old where shock of that first rant and could become the oldest woman ever to claim a w t a title should she continue writing if she does well the first time she's won this tournament also told us that from fifteen years ago. i saw you now and in the k h l type of pedo have come from two goals down to beat fifty has five three big up their force victory in a row and then tank is the man of the hour for them as we don't come back to this stor

top seed caroline wozniaki upset in the u.s. open.a advanced to her second straight grand slam final. venus taking on kim cliesers and 119 miles an hour coming at you. she talks the first set 6-4. clijsters takes the second set in a tiebreaker and leading it 5-4 in the third and a backhand winner there. game, set, match. she's on to the finals. talking golf, second round play and bmw championship and cog hill and this is in illinois. chorally wie is on top of the leader board. the birdie on 17. two under 69 and he is at minus 6. matt kutcher taking a break there. four over through his first eight holes. 27 footer for birdie, and he joins wie at six under. tiger woods is one over 72. he is nine shots off the pace. so he will not advance to next week. and college football cal, stanford playing tomorrow as well as san jose state in wisconsin. >> pro football, nfl quickly, i know you will be glued with your son. the 49ers and raiders had good pre-seasons. >> they d raiderses 3 and 1. 49erss 4 and 0. 49ers go to seattle. i like their chanc