. >> stan: it was a good draw by chris carr who came in there in a soft defense. chris carr came in the game and he made a great drop right in front of the intended receiver and campbell had to throw it high. >> gerry: much like the ravens are looking for some playmakers and wide receivers, the redskins come in tonight trying to see if their second year receivers will develop along with jason campbell. kelly and betts in the backfield. betts will get the carry right side and he is across the 40- yard line. a gain of about four on the play. jared johnson on the stop. but the redskins moving the ball fairly easily in the opening stages. if this is september, you're concerned. it's august, so temper any worries, though i know ravens fans in the year where they've had a transition in coordinator immediately will look for every sign of, uh-oh, this isn't the same thing. >> stan: no question about it. >> gerry: six defensive backs in for the ravens. campbell to throw. he's got a man wide open and he can't get it in his hands, off the outstretched hands of marcus hagans,

and chris carr did that. he missed a tackle but by making him run east and west it allowed the pursuit to get to the runner. >> gerry: jake delhomme, only team to run at home. collapsed in the first playoff game against the falcons. it's been an interesting off- season. on 1st down. goodson. grab its. gets around the corner. ray lewis brings him down at the 31. up front for the carolina panthers tonight. deangelo williams expected to start but it's goodson. dwayne jarrett and muhsin muhammad and ryan carill and jordan gross. that will back the panthers up 5 yards. >> stan: we talked to john harbaugh before the game, they ran right into pressures and they did the exact same thing on that one as landry was blitzing. they slipped it outside of him. >> gerry: firstt and 15 for the panthers. knocked down at the 25 yard- line. that time it was a little too much air and almost perfect for ed reed in the secondary. trevor pryce and, justin banon. tavarez trying to become a regular and paul kruger will start tonight.

erica carr worked at the baltimore city detention center. christian schaffer is following this story tonight. chris, have police said whether her job might have had anything to do with the murder? >> reporter: yeah, terry, they have not said. at this point they don't have a motive for the crime. erica carr's body was found early this morning in east baltimore, several miles away from her home in middle river. the shooting happened just steps from fort worthing on the elementary school where classes resume next week. people living nearby say they heard three shots around 4:30 in the morning. >> i heard shots, and i just woke up and looked out the window. but i didn't see nothing. >> reporter: they called 911, and police drove past the scene in the 1400 block of kenhill avenue where broken glass from the victim's suv could be seen on the street. but one man who didn't want to be identified says police didn't find erica carr's body until several hours later. >> never got out of the car to check or anything. all they did is drove past. >> report

erika carr worked for the baltimore city detention center. body was found early yesterday morning on ken hill avenue not far from fort worthington elementary. people who live nearby say they heard three shots. they called 911. residents say police can't find carr's body until several hours later. she was 37 years old. police would not say whether her murder had anything to do with her job as a corrections officer. >> shocks me a whole lot. especially for a female. this is a good community. it's not no bad neighborhood at all. so it's shocking. >> reporter: the pretrial ddfs detention oversea where's erika carr worked. officials are working with detectives in this investigation. >>> vernon evans, jr. his name is famous in an argument over the death penalty in our state. his son nolan was shot and killed on garrison boulevard on tuesday afternoon. evans is on death row and police are now investigating his son's murder. >>> an update on the marriage proposal stunt by maryland delegate. after numerous apologized, john cardin reimbursed baltimore

they called 911 but police didn't find carr's body until several hours later. she was 37 years old and lived in middle river with her children. no one would say whether it had anything to do with her job as a corrections officer. >> this is a good community. it's not no bad neighborhood at all, so it's shocking. >> the state division of pretrial detention overseas the baltimore city detention center where erika carr worked. >>> it is 5:04. the baltimore man convicted of kidnapping two teens in a baltimore county light rail station learns his fate today. taylor was found guilty of kidnapping and rape. authorities say taylor abducted a 17-year-old boy and girl last october. the girl was raped. the two were then abandoned. the trial by his alleged accomplice is set for september. >>> adam warren, jr. is accused of intentionally hitting a man with his car trying to get warren to slow down. it happened last night in pasadena. anne arundel county police say the man yelled at warren for spinning his wheels and driving recklessly through the neighborhood. warren turned

erica yolanda carr worked as a correctionals officer. early thursday morning she was found shot to death in the 1400 block in east baltimore sitting inside her own vehicle, she was shot three times, someone called 9-1-1 when they heard gun shots. >> we have no information on suspects, no information on motives. >> the men and women are mourning the loss of their own. >> it's a sad day any time you lose somebody in your feel. >> reporter: erica yolanda carr lived in middle river and she has two teens. >> the kids, the mother, 37 years old, it's really scary that someone in your own neighbor. >> she worked a day shift at the detention center. she was not in her corrections uniform at the time of the murder. >> this is a nice neighborhood and this street and a correctionals officer, i can't imagine what happened. it's crazy, it's sad. >> reporter: police have very few leads but looking for more. they're asking anyone with any information to give them a call. >>> california police learning more about a woman now back with her family after be

somebody in your own neighborhood. >> reporter: carr works the day shift at the detention center. police say she was not in uniform at the time of the murder. >> this is a nice neighborhood. i mean, especially this street of the neighborhood, and a correctional officer, i wouldn't imagine what happened, but it's crazy. it's sad. >> reporter: police tell me they still have no suspects in the case, and at this point in the investigation they are still gathering witnesses. vic, back to you. >> okay, kelly, thank you. >>> tonight hundreds of people lined up in boston to pay final respects to senator edward kennedy. the senator's widow is speaking publicly for the first time about her loss. >> reporter: people lined the streets from hyannis port through boston and the jfk library to say good-bye to senator ted kennedy. the senator's wife spoke to the press for the first time since his death. >> teddy loved the people of this state, he loved this city, and it was just extraordinarily moving. >> reporter: his casket has been taken to the presidential library he helped bimd honor of his b

carr was a correctional officer since 2004. she oversaw the city's central booking and intake center, the area where inmates are awaiting trial. >>> delegate jon cardin reimbursed baltimore city police $300 for his marriage proposal stunt that involved marine police and the city police helicopter. it happened back on august 7th at the inner harbor. during the 15-minute incident, police officers boarded a boat cardin and his fiancee were on with friends and pretended to search for contraband until cardin popped the question. a police spokesman says cardin's reimbursement was based on the hourly rate paid to the officers and the cost of helicopter fuel. >>> the motorcade carrying the body of senator edward kennedy has arrived at the john f. kennedy presidential library. the procession carried the flag- draped casket along a 70-mile route from the family compound in cape cod into boston. thousands of people along the route applauded as the motorcade passed by. kennedy will lie in repose at the library until tomorrow. he will be bu

whoever shot erica carr is still on the loose. cheryl conner, abc 2 news. >> erica carr was a correctional officer since 2004. she oversaw the city's central booking and intake center, the area where inmates are awaiting trial. >>> investigators are looking into a police-involved shooting in northeast baltimore. two officers fired shots at a driver they say was trying to run him down. the officers were hit at whittby and silverdale late last night when the driver almost hit them. that's when they fired shots, apparently hitting the vehicle. when the car was found a few blocks away, the driver took off running. police say there were two passengers in the car, including a woman who had a graze wound. they're being treated as witnesses. the officers are on administrative leave. >>> tonight police in anne arundel county are looking for three women who they say robbed a beauty supply store in brooklyn park. the robbery happened yesterday afternoon at the jb beauty supply in the 5000 block of richie highway. the clerk told police three

some are fresh, some are healing. >> to firpo carr.chael's idea. so he had no problem with that. i think that also going back to -- as far as how his children would be treated or -- something that gloria allred said i think it was, my friend gloria al relrel allred, i think we should keep in mind -- i don't know if sthichk's coming in my ear here. it was not michael's idea at all that they should be -- i'm sorry -- >> all right, we'll continue after the break. to tonight's safety tips on how to protect yourself from suspicious packages or mail. be cautious. if the letter or package looks questionable, notify a supervisor in the workplace or call 911 if you are at home. beware of letters with no return address. excessive postage. and letters that are sealled with tape. do not touch or open the package. isolate it immediately. if there is a suspicious substance, do not smell it, do not taste it, wash your hands right away. also, look out for packages with protruding wires or oily stain, discoloration, even a strange order. if you suspect

police say carr was dead on the scene. neighbors reported hearing gunshots around 4:30 this morning. a police spokesman says officers looked for a suspect's vehicle, but it was never found. at the time, no one knew there was a victim. then about three hours later, a neighbor saw her body slumped over in the drivers seat. >> i thought i was dreaming. i woke up and i heard three shots. it was like boom, boom, boom. >> i'm shocked because i'm a female myself, and i walk the streets. it's dangerous. it really is dangerous. >> right now police have no suspects or motives. erica carr was a corrections officer since 2004, overseeing the city's central booking and intake center. >>> now to a police-involved shoot. it happened shortly before midnight near silverdale road. two officers fired shots at the driver of the car that was trying to run them down. when the vehicle was found a few blocks away, the driver ran away. there were two passengers inside, include woman who had a graze wound. they're being treated as witnesses tonight

chris carr on the stop. will start to hear a lot of new names for the ravens. but don't confuse that with guys that are only going to be here the summer. >> stan: you saw it was a double move and a stop. a pump up, then stop again. it's tough to cover that long. >> gerry: first first down of the quarter for the redskins. completes it out at the 27-yard line. eddie williams is taken down at the 20, a little shy of the 29- yard line by taveras gooden. a man you're going to want to hear a lot of throughout the season. >> stan: he's the heir apparent at this time. paul krueger did a nice job of getting out in the throwing lane. he did get in the throwing lane. >> gerry: second and 4. they're not going to have much in the way of positive results. marcus mason had nowhere to run. edwards missed all of last year following back surgery. good penetration into the backfield. rob burnett talked about him earlier in the broadcast, the importance of having him back. >> stan: also can play end, he's very versatile, but th

. >> erica carr described as an exemplary employee. was it some danger from her job that led to her murder? at the baltimore city detention center, employees are learning about the murder of one of their own, erica carr, found shot to death in her car early thursday morning. >> i was very devastated. she was very well respected by all employees. she will be sorely missed. >> it is unclear why the 37 year-old would have been there in east baltimore. she lived in a middle river home with her children. police don't know why sioux was gunned down. there are investigating the possibility it was connected to her job. >> these corrections officers pleaded dangerous life when they leave these institutions, but they have to look over their shoulder at all times, every hour their republic i. >> being a correctional officer is very hard work. it is dangerous for us coming out every night to going home and being in the public. >> it regardless of the motive, but the president of the union that represents the correctional officer has harsh words fo

at 7:00 the 30 erica carr -- at 7:00 thirties 7:30, erica carr was found shot -- shot in her car. >> police are looking for the suspect who vandalized a church. melissa carlson is live with details. >> the police department is investigating this. the pastor says he has been there for 14 years and never has had to deal with any crimes until today. the tabernacle looks different today. >> they could not get this out. >> the church pastor made the discovery. black spray paint spells out the gain tag. >> i was shocked to see the gains would desecrate a church. >> pastor cross does not believe this is a random act of vandalism. he think it did everything he thinks it is connected to the funeral of our recent homicide victim and that again is sending a message. >> we have been here 14 years, and we have not had anything like this ever happen. >> the victim was found shot to death here in the 600 block saturday. he was not a member of the church, but pastor cross offered the location to accommodate the crowds, and he says despite the damage, the funeral will go on. >> we are not afraid. we

. >> erica carr was a correctional officer at the baltimore city detention center. she was found shot to death in her car early yesterday morning. it's not clear why the 37 year- old would have been on ken hill avenue in east baltimore. she lived in middle river with her children. they're investigating the possibility this was connected to her job. the working mom was shot three times, once in the head, neck, and the arm. >> corrections officers lead to dangerous life when they leave these institutions, because they have to look over their shoulders at all times, every hour that they are out there in the public eye. >> being a correctional officer is very hard work. it is dangerous for us coming out every night to going home and being in the public. >> she was well respected by her peers. the union that represents the correctional officers will create a scholarship in her honor. jennifer franciotti reporting. >> in west baltimore, the investigation continues into a shooting that left a man wounded. at the intersection of presman street and north fremont ave. there's

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. >> firpo carr, former jackson spokesperson and family friend. when you read this list of aliases, it would be funny except it's tragic. aliases like josephine baker, aliases like jack london, the author of "call of the wild." i mean, what is going on here? you knew jackson. is this some kind of inside joke? >> well, michael jackson was trucks coming and taking things out of the house after he died there. it's ridiculous. look, jane, they found canisters of oxygen littered throughout his room, all over the house. the room was like a hospital setting. they found i.v. bags with material in those bags, and that's what they're going to point to. they're going to say that conrad murray injected him with that flow and that caused his breathing to stop, caused the cardiac arrest and it was gross negligence of him to do that. there's the manslaughter charge. >> firpo carr, former jackson spokesperson and family friend. when you read this list of aliases, it would be funny except it's tragic. aliases like josephine baker, aliases like jack london, the aut

erica carr was shot several times. live from baltimore city detention center with the latest. >> she worked on the women's side here. she works the day shift yesterday, and when she left, no one had any idea it would be the last time they would see her. she was found shot to death this morning in east baltimore. police found her in the driver's seat in the 1400 block. she had been shot in the head, neck, and arm. a spokeswoman tells us she was a very well-respected employee and had attained the rank of ceo. police telling us no suspect or motive in the case. >> tonight baltimore city police are looking into a shooting in west baltimore. sky team 11 flew over the scene. we are told the man was shot at north fremont ave. police have not identified the victim. no word yet on a motive or suspects. a police involved shooting is under investigation. a pair of officers were patrolling hazelwood avenue when they tried to stop the late model toyota camry. police say the driver through the car in reverse and tried to run down an

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erica yolanda carr, 37 yearless old, has worked as a state correctional officer since 2000. she said she was working the day shift on the women's side. >> officers were called to the area, for shots fired. they did a canvas. and this car was found in a vehicle, unresponsive in a ford explorer. >> reporter: police say carr was pronounced dead at the hospital. and as of this afternoon, they have no motive and no suspects in this case. the division of corrections for the state of maryland has said it will help in any way possible with this investigation. we're reporting live from the city, kelly mcpherson, wjz eyewitness news. >> okay, kelly. thank you very much. >>> we're following breaking news out of boston tonight. hundreds are paying tribute to senator ted kennedy. let's go live now to where kennedy family members are gathering. this is the presidential library in boston. the senator's body just arrive at the library. it will now lie in repose until saturday's funeral services. this is video from moments ago, as kennedy's casket was actually lifted out of the hearst. the m

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carr was shot in the neck, and head. >> police officer were called.. >> at this point police have no motive for a shooting. >>> a teenager who took part in a fire bombing is placed on probation for arson. he is also facing 100 hours of community service and his parents have been ordered to pay $10,000 to the property's insurer. the teen admitted to participating to the june 3rd incident earlier in the summer. it was done in retaliation for the killing of a contract ton tee--crofton, a teen who was ki. >>> you are now taking a live look at kennedy's casket at the jfx library in boston. over 20,000 people have already filed past the casket of the late senator. some mourners stood in line for more than two hours to pay their respects. thousands more stood along the 70-mile route from the kennedy compound in hyannis port to the library in boston. >> i will miss his company, his humor, and his stories. >> an invitation only memorial service is scheduled for tonight. president obama will deliver the eulogy at ke kennedy's funeral n saturday in boston. kenne

. >> carr. the rookies did not like this. nearly a dozen newbies had to wait to celebrate end of camp. they're getting hazed. most on the defensive side of the ball. the guys are hogtied. what you call that down there? >> close enough. >> is haynesworth was having too much fun. he said he got wh t bitle bit when he was a rookie. and he would have rather -- had this, because, he had to take all guys on the defensive side of the ball out to dinner. the tab. $15,000. >> ooh. >> yeah. >> that's the way to treat a high paid rookie. >> that's expensive. e>p next, the controversy over >>> warning for parents to stop using a bassinet that was recalled last year. after two more infants who were sleeping in them died. the consumer product safety commission says simplicity three in one and simplicity four in one bassinets contain metal bars, spaced farther than federal standard allow. four babies have slipped through and suffocated. officials fear the word hasn't gotten out to everyone. >> popular local diner released surveillance video

erika carr's body was found not far from fort worthington elementary. people who live nearby heard three shots around 4:30 in the morning. she was 37 years old and lived with her children in middle river. mees would not say if it had in toying do with her job. >> it shocks me a lot. es certainly for a female. it's a good community. not no bad neighborhood at all. so it's shocking. >> the state's division of pretrial detention overseas the baltimore city detention center where erika car worked. >>> a driver is behind bars in ann akundle county accused of intentional i had hitting a pedestrian who yelled at him to slow down shortly before 7:00 open wednesday night in the 900 block of long view road in pasadena. police say the man yelled at a driver adam warren, jr. spinning his wheels and driving recklessly. warren was charged with assault. the man was not seriously injured and is okay. >>> an update on the maryland proposal stunt that made national headlines. he reimbursed baltimore city police $300 for his proposal production that involved marine police

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police say 26-year-old kenneth yates ran down 47-year-old john carr during the bicycling portion of the grueling race in louisville. according to police, yates sped away from the scene and took off again after he was stopped by an off-duty officer. his mother took yates back to the crash site where he was arrested. >>> a teenager who was in and out of a coma for two months is finally home. a car accident nearly killed her. as afill yachlt wbir tells us, what happened while she was in the hospital will stay with her family forever. >> reporter: a sea of green shirts, brts, balloons, shoes, even bandanas waited for 30 minutes saturday to hug 16-year-old sequoya smith. >> i'm so excited. >> reporter: but in reality, the so-called green team has been waiting three months. >> it was very frightening. a lot of times she was just so unstable. >> reporter: after she faced life-threatening injuries -- >> working throughout the day trying to keep her at that point that she would make it one more day. >> reporter: -- sequoia's favorite color, lime green, soon decked the halls and ut medical center

now with the addition of chris carr and lardarius webb, he's in a fight for a job. >> stan: yes he is. and last week didn't help him. but last year helps him. you can count on him. he played. >> gerry: had five starts last year. going deep. he's got his man, muhsin muhammad inside the 20 yard- line. he's run out of bounds by tom zbikowski. it comes at the expense of the young secondary. >> stan: you got a wide receiver against a safety, he matched up against him. you go to the corner because the safety cannot get there. you cover that all the way to the sideline. you can't get. >> gerry: 14 year veteran. panthers all-time leading receiver. the carry on 1st down inside the 20 down to the 18 yard- line. final minute of the 3rd quarter coming off the clock. jake delhomme still on the field with the carolina offense. carolina has struggled throughout the pre-season unlike john harbaugh's ravens who enjoyed success. they come at 0-2 and had injuries and been inconsistent offensively and you can read too much in pre-season, i think john fox has to be careful his team doesn't read into losse

you can look at other guys, david carr, and patrick ramsey, and they weren't able to do that.s the exception, not the rule. and those teams, they did a great job of immediately, influx, on talent. they have calvin johnson but i don't see overwhelming talent and there's another issue, they need to win a game. >> they have to win. >> they have lost 17-straight games, coming off the first bagel, in a 16-game season, in nfl history. whatever they have to do to win that's the quarterback they should play. nfl live, we're all winners here. >> coming, he hadn't made a start in two weeks, but mitre shutdown the white sox. shutdown the white sox. ozzie's latest postgame rant is during the autobahn for all event, you can get great lease deals. i love it. i just wanna know it's the right move. - me? - 13 days in the future. listen, you get a deal on a car you've always wanted, scheduled maintenance is included. - it's all good. - what's the future like? - you love your new jetta. - and the suit...? - you like it? - nah. i love it. announcer: now during the autobahn for all event, and lea

police say 26-year-old kenneth yates ran down 47-year-old john carr during the bicycling portion of the grueling race in louisville. according to police, yates sped away from the scene and took off again after he was stopped by an off duty officer. his mother took yates back to the crash site, where he was arrested. >>> a ceremony marked the christening of a worship of a marine who sacrificed his life for his comrades. corporal jason dunham's mother smashed a bottle of champagne on this ship named after her son. three other marines are alive today because dunham covered an exploding grenade with his body in iraq in 2004. his mother and one of the men whose lives were saved said this is a perfect way to honor him. >> what it reminds me the most about is jason would think it was cool to have his name on a ship. as a military person, the meaning is definitely there. as a mom, i'm having a hard time because my son's not here. >> he's the reason i'm standing here in this interview. he's the reason i go home to my pregnant, beautiful wife and my 2-year-old daughter. and if it wasn't for him,

he wrote that party carr, his nephew, he said "question with boldness." i don't know how many answers i'm going to be able to give you this week, but i will flood, as george washington called it, the battlefields of ideas with questions. i want you to go and get a note pad. i want you to take some notes this week. do your own homework, because it's not my america we're talking about. it's all of our america. it's your america. it's your children's america, and questioning your government is not only important, but in a democratic republic, it is required! so, if you're like me, and you see people on television, and they tell you the things that are happening, and it doesn't make sense, this week, sit down, grab a note pad and a pencil and come on! follow me. hello, america. this week, i am doing a special series of shows. we have called it a new republic, america's future, but for those of you who didn't have a problem with the old republic, i think this special is more aptly titled "reasonable questions for an unreasonable time." by the end of this week,

documents masm -- maurice lamont he have -- etchans shot her while -- evans shot her while she sat in her carr. >> police say there was a racially motivated beating of a black man. zachary watson and emanuel miller are both charged with attempted murder. james privett was attacked while he and his wife were fishing. the teens, along with calvin lochner fled in an s.u.v. and crashed it a short time later. >> the man accused of assaulting a sheriff county deputy before escaping is again behind bars. devin champagne is accused of attacking the sheriff while being transported last week. more on that arrest and the strange place police say he was hiding. >> jim fitzgerald said a deputy was driving devin champagne last week when the prisoner made a break for it. >> somehow he moved his hands to the front of him. he climbed out of the car. at that time he fled. >> deputy chase survived the afack deemed attempted -- attack deemed attempted murder by prosecutors. detectives scanned the woods and came up empty. u.s. marshals joined the search and thursday night a tip led them to a home outside richmond.

. >>> investigators say erica yolanda carr worked for five years.rections officer on the women's side of the detention center, she was found shot to death many the 1400 block in east baltimore. sitting in her own vehicle, she was shot at least three times, someone called 9-1-1 when they heard gun shots. now they're mourning the loss of their own. police have few leads and looking for more. they're asking anyone with any information to call them. now back to you. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station, up next, home improvement. they have some tips and how to look young well past your 40th >>> do not believe the pictures if you're sitting at home right now. it's absolutely gorgeous out here. >> it's a beautiful, beautiful friday morning here on the plaza. good morning, everybody. i'm chris wragge in for harry smith along with maggie rodriguez and dave price. we've got great ideas for home improvements. we're going to see some of the best entries including grand prize winner. >> hopefully they're making an awning. >> ladies, if you're getting c

. >>> the rich parents of to carr the killings. byrd and melanie were targeted. the cameras led police to the other seven suspects. >>> a burglary suspect shot dead? that is what paramedics thought. but there is quite a twist with this one. officers shot the suspect at a convenience store in baltimore after he went at one of them with a scrdriver, medic declared him dead but he wasn't, later he was seen moving on the floor of the store. >> how can y come and check a guy and then you said he was dead, and then you leave? then come to find out he is alive. >> this is a very, very serious matter for us and it is our hope that within the next few days we'll have all the information we need. >> the chief says that protocol determines if a patient is dead when he has no pulse, is not breathing with other injuries, but tonight, michael coral is in serious condition. >>> and a prize collection worth more than 200 grand gone. and he is not alone. the d.c. police show that there are multiple break-ins, neighbors are fed up. >> just shocking. >> reporter: when reed returned

. >> firpo carr, former jackson spokesperson and family friend. when you read this list of aliases, it would be funny except it's tragic. aliases like josephine baker, aliases like jack london, the author of "call of the wild." i mean, what is going on here? you knew jackson. is this some kind of inside joke? >> well, michael jackson was always a joker. that's for sure, and he was also creative, as we can see here. i would say he was a troubled soul at certain points in his life and that when he came across certain things that would tell the world that hey, listen, i'm not as perfect as i'd like to be, then he became very creative as i mentioned. let's keep this one thing in mind. michael jackson has done so much so good to the world. it would lead one to believe -- one would have to think that listen, this guy, still the good outweighs the bad. and that's what we should concentrate on. >> yes. i'm sure lots of people believe that. i loved his music. >>> tonight, are you nancy grace's number one fan? plead your case and send us your extraordinary

incumbent president jimmy carter and at the 1980 democratic convention, delivered the iconic speech of his carr. >> so work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream shall never die. >> reporter: after the presidential run, he divorced his wife joan and the senate which was supposed to be his launching pad became his hold, throwing himself into fights for minimum wage increases, immigration reform and his homework issue -- hallmark issue. >> if health insurance is good enough for the president of the united states and for the vice president of the united states and the members of congress, it's good enough for all the americans, too. >> reporter: president reagan picked robert -- [ indiscernible ] to serve on the u.s. supreme court in 1987 and dendy led a to have his nomination rejected, one of several battles with reagan. >> let us insist we should no longer pay for the gapes of the greedy "pains of the needy. >> after drinking with his nephew in 1991, william kennedy smith at a florida bar, a woman accused smith of raping her at the kennedy comp pound. the senator's perso

first, that don carr -- the darn car. gm says is capable of going further on a tank of gas than the toyota prius has ever gone. when the car does pop up, it will sport a sticker north of $40,000. no matter -- gm says all the buzz proves that the government and companies can do good things together, that volt is to gm what the ipod was to apple -- a game changes. maybe even a company rescuer. only in the case of gm, at the expense of the taxpayer. >> maybe a while until showrooms. we have it for you up close and personal here on fox. this is volt, what everyone is talking about today. as you say, it is in some ways a game changer. why did the government spend money on general motors? this is one of the reasons. this promises to be the first one out in the u.s., the first all electric vehicle, although it does come with that engine that will get 230 miles to the gallon. with the electric charge as well as the engine. be very careful about this. the 230 is a city mpg, not a highway mpg. this benefits from being in the city.

if erica yolanda carr, 37 years old, has worked as a state corrections officer since 2000. the maryland department of corrections says she was working the day shift on the women's side of the city detention center. >> officers were called to the area for shots fired. they get a canvas. and this car was found in a vehicle, unspecific in -- unresponsive in a ford explorer. >> reporter: the maryland division of corrections has released a statement, saying they will do it any way they can. there is still no motive and no suspect in this case. reporting live, kelly mcpherson, wjz eyewitness news. >> and it -- and if you have any information on this crime, you're asked to call baltimore county police. >>> police also investigating the vandalism of a church. and it may have to do with the violent murder of a young man. mike hellgren with more on what happened. mike? >> reporter: mary, that hasn't been confirmed as of this point. now, it all unfolded here at the overcomers tabernacle church. most of that was behind this storage unit here. and the pastor believes the vandals entered

joining us now, chairman and ceo, bob carr. thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you very much for having me. >> bring us up to date. i assume have you taken a lot of steps to ensure that kind of breach doesn't happen again. >> we have taken a lot of steps. every step we know to take and every people recommended to us we have done because who we to say after breach we shouldn't do one more layer of security. we -- also, formed a users group to help share information about breaches and they had been lacking in our industry and also have been working on building technology solution so it is not in the clear. >> the cost, the charges, are you through that part of it is there more to come? >> we just announced our call last week. taken $32 million worth of charges in the first two quarters. we don't know what to expect going forward. and i really, you know, can't say because we don't know. >> obviously, you are doing transaction processing. so you can see, i guess, the amount, how much people are charge. >> we sure can. >>

our theme is from a line i read a long time ago from thomas jefferson to his nephew peter carr. he said "question with boldness even the very existence of god, for if there be a god he must surely honor serious honest questions over blindfolded fear." i don't know how many answers i will give you but i will raise many questions. so far, we haven't had any, and the silence is deafening. sure, they're tearing me apart, but none of the facts. write what you learn on this show down. write these questions down, and demand answers, because it's not a my america that we're talking about here. it's all of ours -- left, right, democrat, republican. all of our freedom of speech is on the ropes, and questioning your government is not only important, it is, in a democratic republic, which i think we still have, it is required of you. freedom of speech is under attack. tomorrow night, i'm going to show you the thugs and the army that is being built right under our noses. now, joining me on the phone is radio talk show host, mr. rush limbaugh. >> glenn beck, how are you, sir? very good, sir.

. >> reporter: the victim is identified as 37-year-old corrections officer, erica yolanda carr, she was found at kenhill avenue, behind the wheel of her suv. she was shot in the head and chest. she was taken to johns hopkins hospital, where she was pronounced dead. the officer worked at the detention center on eager street. police have no motives and no suspects at this time. >> anyone with information is asked to call baltimore city police. >>> a trial date has now been set for a glen arm woman in the murder of her estranged husband. 51-year-old mary coons remains behind bars. she is charged with shooting 67- year-old ronald coons several times. police found the 66-year-old clinging to life. he died a short time later. the trial for mary coons is now set for september 14th. >>> let's check on the roads with sharon gibala at traffic control. >> reporter: so far, we're not doing too bad on area roadways. a few accidents to worry b. but nothing too serious. and another in the city on st. paul street at east fayette. another in reisterstown road at cherry valley road. if you're traveling i

carr michael bloomberg hates guns but las vegas has a concealed carry law.o why don't we take the guns in a new york city, arm the homeless and send them to nevada? another problem solved! ♪ here to save the day ♪ and another possible victorymon for common sense.trt the "wall street journal"hi reports and this is a report t w that we haven't independently confirmed yet, the government today announced that it has discovered paper has two sides. the discovery is going lead the government now to print on boti sides of the paper. ses apparently somehow or another magically that is going to save us money. to this is, of course, part of thc $100 million savings challengeo three months ago the president ordered his cabinet to find $100 million in budget cuts for the current fiscal year. in they came back with wi $102 million in budget cuts.2 that is to put this into perspective, point 006% of the federal budget but they are in there pitching for you. some other ideas besides papers the air force proposed replacing jet fuel withthmerc commercial fuel and commercial

our theme is from a line i read a long time ago from thomas jefferson to his nephew peter carr. he said "question with boldness even the very existence of god, for if there be a god he must surely honor serious honest questions over blindfolded fear." i don't know how many answers i will give you but i will raise many questions. so far, we haven't had any, and the silence is deafening. sure, they're tearing me apart, but none of the facts. write what you learn on this show down. write these questions down, and demand answers, because it's not a my america that we're talking about here. it's all of ours -- left, right, democrat, republican. all of our freedom of speech is on the ropes, and questioning your government is not only important, it is, in a democratic republic, which i think we still have, it is required of you. freedom of speech is under attack. tomorrow night, i'm going to show you the thugs and the army that is being built right under our noses. now, joining me on the phone is radio talk show host, mr. rush limbaugh. >> glenn beck, how are you, sir? very good, sir.

why pete carroll has no worries why pete carr♪ll has no worries ♪ thank you falettinme be mice elf agin ♪ i want to thank you falettinme be mice elf agin ♪ whether a meatball marinara with jalapeños... or a low-fat sweet onion chicken teriyaki with banana peppers, you can always be yourself at subway. coach described him following his disaster round. he trippled his 13th. it was long john's 6th-straight tournament in five different countries. he's lost over 80 pounds, in the last four months, and isn't eating properly, and hasn't slept well. he admitted, i don't have the feel i used to. and i don't have the confidence, i just don't have it. smith, took it a step further saying, what i saw friday was scary. it was a literal disconnect. hasn't eighteen or slept in a week. his body needs food and his muscle is breaking down. his round caused him to miss the cut. he plans on seeing his doctor next week, and he'll decide, whether or not to play in the p.g.a. championship, in two weeks. >> for more, let's welcome in, rich learner, host on the golf channel. he's battled his share of demons ove

erika carr worked at the detention center. her body was found on ken hill avenue.eople who live nearby say they heard three shots around 4:30 in the morning. she was 37 years old, lived with her two children in middle river. police would not say whether her murder had anything to do with her job as a corrections officer. >>> state delegate john cardin reimbursed baltimore city police $300 for a marriage proposal stunt. the proposal on august 7 involved marine police on a city police helicopter. they pretended to search for contraband until cardin popped the question. a police spokesman says the reimbursement was based on the hourly rate paid for the officers and cost of helicopter fuel. >>> we want to take you live up to new england right now. the first of several services will be held to honor senator ted kennedy. here is a live picture inside the presidential library. yesterday, we had 20,000 people stand in line for more than two hours to pay their respects to the late senator. those who stood in line to pay their respects, just part of the story. it has been a

james carr. >> uersecretary of agricultural?>> no, undersecretary for the interior. >> that's great. >> so i thought after hearing your father's story it would -- he's a art conservative. and he knows about this. but i did love your talk. >> thank you very much. >> and i agree with a lot of your work. >>>> do you think that i talk too long? thank you. are we okay? do you want tosk anything? >> hi, i'm judy mott. we have tied. your dad is all over our house. >> okay. what's this? >> your dad and my father-in-law, hi father-in-law was his pledge trainer at the u of a sigma chi. >> my father was kappa sig. >>o, he gave this picture to my father-in-law. and he signed it down here. it's in our house right now. >> this is probably one of the originals. >> you can have it if you want. >> i'd rather have the real mccoy. >> oh, you would. >> that's good. he did a lot of the grand canyon. >>ere the story on these is that we have 12 dining room chairs made. you said you pick x to my husband. your dad, ronald reagan, all of the conservative

we will hear from former president bush's former chief of staff, andy carr, later this hour.lso response today and reaction from secretary of state hillary clinton on the passing of her friend and long-time colleague. brian williams is live from hyannis port, reporting for the day and from hyannis port tonight what is the scene there learning about burial plans for the senator? >> first of all, david, i know you are familiar with this part of massachusetts they call the cape and islands. i said in the previous hour, the entire population could fit comfortably in a good-sized new york, boston or washington restaurant that should tell you something about the protective vote coating around the kennedy family. two things are said about ted kennedy here. number one, that he is a regular guy, we try to treat him as an ordinary neighbor, number two, everybody has a ted kennedy sto story in this region t is a local story first and then left to talk about the national ramifications of this loss. regarding plans, we're expecting something more formal from the family later. we have conf

state police are investigating a homicide in east baltimore. 37 year-old correctional officer erica carrterviewing a woman they believe may know something after a man was discovered inside a car suffering from a stab wound s. this was in glen burnie. paramedics found the victims slumped over. he was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the woman is not considered a suspect. suspect. >> high as 78-83 this afternoon. >> high as 78-83 this afternoon. >> we will see you back here they have alzheimer's and arthritis, diabetes and cancer. they've heard that biomedical research offers hope, that it could control, maybe even cure, their disease. senator ben cardin understands the importance of innovative biomedical research, for patients, their families, and our economy in maryland. call senator cardin today. ask him to protect the 90,000 maryland jobs biomedical research provides and the hopes of patients everywhere. it's not just the future, it's life.