the cavaliers tried to play the spoiler role.aliers hosting 12th ranked georgia tech, first quarter, first drive for uva. pitch goes to kevin parks. right into the end zone for the td. capping off a 12-play 73-yard drive. virginia up 7-0. same score later in the quarter. michael rocco drops back. finds tim smith at the bottom your screen for a touchdown. lots of time. he finds smith with the great grab. uva up 14-0. second quarter, 14-7, rocco this time looking for chris byrd. but it's picked off. yellow jackets with the interception. rod goes the other way. he keeps rumbling. he will get into the end zone. returns an interception 32 yards for the score. tied up at 14. cavaliers, they're going to rebound here. handoff goes to clifton richardson. he's down at the 1. next play will get in. the call's reversed. a 22-yard touchdown. right now, uva is still up 24-21 in the fourth. let's see if they can pull it off. >>> navy visiting rutgers this afternoon. midshipman trying to snap a three-game losing streak, longest since 2002. secon

cavaliers batted away in the end zone, uva just squeaks by idaho 21-20.ce notice navy has been absolutely dominant over army and air force. the 16-1 record against the service academies the commander in chief's trophy found a comfortable home in annapolis. that was until last year when air force broke that streak taking the trophy with them. navy at home this afternoon looking to avenge last year's loss against air force in colorado springs. this was a dan die. after trailing at 18 at the half, navy down, they come on back. chris finds green in the end zone. navy is down by two. they go for the two-point conversion. it is good. we're all tied up at 28-28. another game now going to overtime. mid-shipmen has the ball. navy up 34-28. check this out. as he goes to the sideline, proctor says something to the air force. penalty at the field goal. extra point and it's blocked. air force now only needing a touchdown and extra point. they get the touchdown here. now all they need is the p.a. t. for the win. here's the snap. the kick. and it's good. air force comes

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for mike london's cavaliers hosting idaho. the first meeting between these two schools.e go to overtime. a call by the vandals, but it falls incomplete. how about the game of the week, that's where navy was hosting airport. final seconds of regulation, navy down by 8. 3rd and goal,

virginia cavaliers pumped to take on the hurricanes. it was all cavaliers. 4th when michael rocco connects with jones for the 78- yard touchdown with no one around him. the 2-point conversion holding on to beat miami. 28-21. >>> horrible injury news for the terrapins basketball team. their guard broke a bone in his foot and will miss 10-12 weeks. that will do it for your morning sports i'm kristin burset. have a great friday. >>> you may have a flashback to karma getten -- carmageddon this morning. >> a major strategy change is being considered by one candidate. >>> the northbound side of i- 95. earlier incident near laurton road has been cleared. good to go on 395. more at 5:30 coming up. you're watching 9 news now. stay with us. >>> good morning, and welcome back to 9 news now this friday morning. i'm andrea roane. you made it! let's get it done. i'm mike hydeck by the way. >> i used the seat warmer this morning it was so cold. >> i did, too! >> i didn't know you had one. good to know, thanks. i have to upgrade my car or something to keep up. tomorrow, we

wolfpack down the cavaliers 28-14. navy against east carolina.man pro chris proctor knocked out. eight minutes to play. navy down by three. miller. back to pass. goes up top deep to matt aiken. 37 yards score. second touchdown pass of the game. navy takes a 35-31 lead. here we go. just over two minutes to play. pirates are second and goal. handoff to reggie bulllock. he punches it in for his third touchdown of the game. east carolina wins 38-35. navy lost five straight, its longest streak since 2002. i'm hakim dermish. have a great day. >> can't get over the hit from the florida state player. unbelievable. >> makes your neck hurt. >> makes your neck hurt. >> at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new citizens find their way... to proudly supporting our washington redskins... and partnering with a school that brings academic excellence to the anacostia community. because the more we do in greater washington, d.c., the more we h

the cavaliers held on to win 28-21 over miami. the maryland team take another hit with how we're taking a broken bone in his foot. our play of the day comes from high school football. he actually picks this baby right out of the air. look out this is a touchdown against the washington lead. it was almost like it was computer-generated but it was not. this field goal attempt is returned for the touchdown. that is our play of the day. the nba and the players have been in another seven and a half hours of meetings. the commissioner says he did consider it a failure if they did not reach a deal to end the lockout within the next few days. >> which means -- >> which means that there is optimism will get done. >> texas leads late. >> we wi [ rock playing ] ♪ and the flowers and the trees ♪ ♪ all laugh when you walk by ♪ ♪ and the neighbors' kids run and hide ♪ deep inside you, there's a person who refuses to be kept deep inside you. ♪ but you're not ♪ ♪ you're the one ♪ be true to yourself. what's healthier than that? >> the murder tria

. >>> let's go to charlottesville, cavaliers hosting mike lennon and the wolfpack.arter tied at 7, play action. perfect pass to brian underwood. 33 yards scoring. he finished with three touchdowns, nc state up 14-7. uva trails 31-14. back to pass, off the hand of tim smith, and into the hands of david anderson, the cavs have four

cavaliers hosting the yellow yak ets. first quarter, cavs up 7-0.inds a wide open tim smith at the bottom of the screen. let's see this one again. rocco tons of time. he finds his wide receiver with good hands. uva up 14-0. we're all tied at 14. handoff to the cavs, clifton rich ardson does the rest. they reverse the call, 22-yard touchdown is good. cavs go up 21-14. they hold on for a 24-21 win. look at the students storming the field. they hand the yellowjackets their first loss of the season. uva is 9-1 against the yellowjackets. now with that stunning loss. virginia tech suddenly found themselves back in the race for first place in the acc coastal division. tonight was no cake walk for the hokies. going on the road to take on a wake forest team who was 3-0 in conference play. the hokies haven't lost since 1983. second quarter, tech down 10-7. logan thomas hooks up. makes a great catch. extends to the goal line. hokies up 14-10. david wilson runs it in from seven out, that's 17 carries on the day. 136 yards with the td. hokies up 28-10. fourth qu

cavaliers leading this one 14-6. that one also still going in the fourth. >>> the last day of the major league baseball game of the season, we could be treated to one heck of a postseason. brewers hosting the diamondbacks. top first. man on second facing justin upton. and the virginia beach, boy, slaps one into left. comes up throwing. check this out. betancourt at home. we remain scoreless. bottom seven now. brewers up 2-0. make that 4-0. prince fielder just gets ahold of one. a 2-1 shot off ian kennedy. milwaukee takes game one, 4-1 is the final. >>> virginia tech in action. we'll have highlights at 11:00. >>> thank you. >>> that is the news for now. nightly news is up next.

to thursday night football, virginia cavaliers. the 4th michael rocko connects. 78-yard touchdown. is nobody around them. cavs get the two point conversion. beat the hurricanes. 28-21. time now to announce our dc.highschoolsports.net game of the week. the winner is st. mary's at paul 6th. bundle up tomorrow night. highlights will be in our coverage tomorrow night. coming up next on 9 news, our redskins experts are here to weigh in on kris ? welcome back to 9news now. i am joined by our redskins analyst brian mitchell and our insider david elston to talk about the game. kris cooley talked about the game for the first time. i want you to listen to what he said today. >> i'm not blaming anybody. i feel 100 percent i'm a casualty for the season of the lockout. i think it was a shame that they didn't let players who had surgeries spend time with the doctors and trainers that they trust on a daily basis. >> i understand going to doctors that you know and trust. but you're a football player. you can find a doctor to help you. david, what do you think about what he had to say today? >> you

and the cavaliers hold on to upset georgia tech, 24-21.students storm the field what is seen in charlottesville. winston salem, hokies on the road in wake forest. logan thomas drops back. he hits davis with a 30-yard bomb. thomas with 279 yards passing. two tds on the afternoon. hokies win, 38-17. to hockey now. capitals at home hosting ottawa. red kilt out there. rocking the red. caps up 1-0. johannson on the wraparound. that is pretty. he will beat the goalie for his second goal of the season. johannson somehow finding a wa to get to the back of the net. caps win 2-1. they start at 4-0. georgetown beats howard in college football. in soccer, d.c. united falls to chicago. >> all right. thanks, john. let's go caps! well, mother nature apparently isn't ready for one of the classic symbols of the holiday season to debut. the rockefeller ice skatinging rink was scheduled to open yesterday, but milder than normal temperatures in new york delayed any skating for about another week. in the meantime, crews are busy putting the final touches on th

. >>> cavaliers facing idaho, also for the first time. you see a theme here in the show.rter, no score. perry jones, 10 yards out for the score. later, add another one from 6 yards out. right now the cavs lead in the fourth, 14-6. >>> how about the game of the day in annapolis, navy hosting air force. what a great game this was. mid shipmen down, rally for the lead. onside kick late, turner gets it with just over 2 minutes to go. on the ensuing possession, 3rd and goal to green, 5 yards, 19 seconds to go. navy down just 2, but got to get the spot. chris brock on the option to teach, great option. we're going to overtime all tied up at 28-28. proctor is going to sneak is in for navy in overtime and they go up by 6. but they had a penalty, so instead of an extra point, it was blocked, so they only led by 6, which means air force would make the extra point. can you believe it? heartbreak in anaplus, air force sinks navy, 35-34. >>> tomorrow at this time, we'll know much more about the washington redskins. if i told you before the season started that the skins would be 3-1 he

. >> reporter: an empty quicken loans arena, home of cleveland cavaliers, headlines talking about theity losing millions in the shortened season, and about ordinary workers contemplating the worst, workers like those at the buffalo bar. the possibility grows more likely by the day. the stalemated talks between team owner and the players they locked out are now dependent on mediation as a last hope. the first two weeks of the season already canceled with the ax poised for another whack. >> in the next couple of days, the nba could cancel what would then be the entire first month of the season. >> reporter: a shortened or canceled season would not have much effect on nba cities like new york, whose knicks are only one attraction in a city filled with sports and entertainment options. in fact, economists say the thought of a lost nba season is less than the loss of nfl season because it is a smaller and less popular sport. >> it will be a drop in the bucket. the industry is too small. >> reporter: it is not a drop in the bucket to twitter followers who say they need nba related jobs to p

the cavaliers take a 17-0 lead winning 28-21. the nba talks, they met seven hours a day. commissioner david stern may be a resolution and would be disappointed if they don't have one in the next few days. have a great day, everybody. >>> 5:28, 41 degrees. the news continues at 5:30. >> if you plan to take metro this weekend to get around, you could be in for delays. we will look at major work that's affecting several lines. >> testimony continues in lululemon murder trial. coming up after the break, we will show you evidence prosecutors showed in court yesterday. >> a cool start to this friday morning. a cold front. we have a frost advisory north of the metro area and a winter storm watch to >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> straight ahead we're getting a look at the evidence edelman murder. and we are hearing what the accused killer brittany norwood told police during her first interview with them. good morning, washington. it's friday, october 28. i am cynne simpson. >> i am pamela borwn. thanks for waking up with us. we start with

if you're headed out to charltsville, georgia tech taking on the cavaliers a 3:30 kick off.h. >> going into wooster. be ready for that one. the carolina gamecocks in starksville, mississippi taking and the bulldogs. 76 degrees there. not much of a wind problem. my sooners out there in lawrence, kansas, 65 degrees a 9:00 kick off. i'll be up all night long waiting for that game to finish. hopefully everybody's home team wins today. >> you're going to be in rare form tomorrow going off of no sleep. >> welcome to every sunday of my life. >>> the surprising redskins take on the disappointing eagles this weekend. >> not disappointing for skins fans. >> the skins have a chance to deal a crushing blow to their division rivals. up next we'll take a look at a classic game between the two teams. this matchup from 20 years ago this matchup from 20 years ago was what do you think of this one? this matchup from 20 years ago was really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a k

cavalier fans heading down to charltsville for the day. 57, light rain. not as breezy.wer, 40% chance of rain in charltsville, the hokeys a big one in blacksburg, clemson comes to town. it's a 6:00 kickoff. 47 degrees again with a blustery northwest wind and a 30% chance you're going to get wet. have the umbrellas and the slickers ready to go if you're going out to support your team today. >> thanks, chuck. >> thank you, chuck. >>> flu from overnight this morning police have partially identified a man found dead on tracks near rockville. police say the man is 37 years old and from gaithersburg. he was found around 3:00 this morning a couple hundred feet from the rockville metro station. there is no evidence of foul play and no trauma to suggest the man was hit by a train. >>> also new from overnight d.c. police were called out just after midnight to the 5300 block of dix street northeast on reports of a shooting. when they arrived on the scene authorities found a man shot multiple times. he was pronounced dead a short time later. right now they don't have a suspect or m

north carolina state, the wolfpack and cavaliers kicking it off at 3:30 in charlesesville. 61 degreesnd good weather for the howard homecoming right here in d.c. >> new developments in the certainly for a missing baby in kansas city. police say a cadaver dog reacted to the scent of a dead person inside the home where lisa irwin disappeared. a police affidavit says the fbi dog picked up the positive scent in her parents' bedroom. investigators also discovered soil in the backyard that had been recently disturbed. lisa's mother told police she didn't initially look back there because she was afraid what she might find. >> the trial of michael jackson's doctor could be in the hands of a jury as soon as next week. conrad murray's defense team finally got a chance to cross-examine the prosecution's prop paul expert dr. stephen schaefer who maintained that swallowing propofol would have no effect on the pop star. the defense is expected to use one of their witnesses to dispute that claim. >>> now to decision 2012. herman cain is making changes to his 9-9-9 plan to help low income people. ca

cavaliers on the attack. sullivan with the cross.ouch pass to bates and he rips it into the upper 90. virginia upsets maryland 2-1 handing the terps their first loss of the season. high school football game of the week. jacobs finished with four touchdowns for suitland. two on offense, two on defense. and suiteland defeats deval 46-7 improving to 6-0. hometown hockey tonight. the capitals open up their regular season at home against carolina at 7:00. that's your sports minute. have a great day. >>> and that caps game tonight will have a bit of a surprise in net. 23-year-old michael noivert will get the start over veteran vokoun. vokoun signed with the caps in the off-season, the head coach named him the starting goalie. but not tonight. >>> let's go caps. his hard hit and fierce play on the football field may make you think troy polamalu is unapproachable. >> as some visitors to the wax museum found out, he has quite a sense of humor. >> that's great. that would startle anyone. polamalu 30 poised as himself at the wax museum in calif

the former virginia cavalier gets a kick out of it. literally. no laughs. i'll laugh. ha. referee on this one. the broncos tim tebow throws for brandon lloyd, former redskin. grabs it with his right hand. manages to maintain control as he falls out of bounds for the chargers. refs immediately call no catch. take another look. less than two minutes left in the game. an automatically reviewed play. with all the evidence, the officials get it right. it's a catch. brandon lloyd and the broncos lose to the chargers. some other spectacular catches this week. chiefs and colts. m matt cassel. a pass interference call. holds on for the touchdown. that's nifty. at the meadowlands, giants, seahawks. eli manning goes long for victor cruz who's in double coverage. no problem. tips it to himself. makes the catch. goes 68 yards for the touchdown. >> what an arm. >> cruz did a little salsa. pretty good dancer. i like that. see it again. see the 6 foot cruz outleap 6'3" cam chancellor to make the tap in. manning's pass into the hands of seattle's brandon browner. looked like the giants wer

so, if lindsay lohan continues to take a cavalier attitude, the judge is just going to continue to clobber>> reporter: next month, that judge will decide whether lindsay is sufficiently carrying out her community service, or if she faces even more time in county jail. for "good morning america," barbara pinto, abc news. >> going to the fashion shows, probably not a good idea. >> well, she just can't seem to learn her lesson. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," reese witherspoon tells us what inspires her to make tons of comedy. >>> and why this little boy has something big to smile about. it's "your week in three words." ♪ the signs of fall are everywhere. like the petsmart fall festival of savings. save up to 40% on select top paw® apparel, beds, wire crates, halloween costumes & more. exclusively at petsmart®. [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger

laura lee from california, bill, i found your cavalier attitude about the missing baby in missouri offensive looking to be l offended, laura lee. no one looks out more for babies or the kids than we do. patty from dallas, texas. i made the mistake of bringingos killing lincoln into the salon. i was so rivetted, i couldn't get out of the chair. two hours later they kicked me out. i left a big tip. killing lincoln now in it's ninth printing after four weeksn about 800,000 copies in circulation.nk we thank you all, the most loyal viewers in the world. factor viewers. vi travis allen, richmond, virginia. just brought my tickets for november 25th. now i'm looking for a date. the landmark theater in richmond is a nice place. here's my suggestion. get down there, wave the tickets around, an attractive lady comet by, one of these, something might happen. probablyse not, but that's alle. i've got for you. fo okay. finally tonight, pinheads and patriots, the tide may be turning in hollywood as some t celebrities are admitting they don't know very much about politics. >> when they asked elvis presley w

. >> the cleveland cavaliers select kyrie irving from duke university. >> reporter: kyrie irving wasits draft as a freshman last june. >> when i shook the commissioner's hand i still remember the feeling. >> reporter: duke's dazzling point guard remembers something else. a promise he made to his father to get his college degree. his father starred in the nba for boston in the 1980s and graduated. while nba play is on hold indefinitely because of a labor dispute, irving is back on duke's campus taking four courses. is this something that dad wants you to do or is this something that you want to do? >> i think it's both honestly. it has to be both. >> reporter: it probably helps that you genuinely like the vibe on campus? >> i don't like the vibe. i love it. i love duke. i'm back here because i love it you know? because duke, duke is the place. >> reporter: in college basketball, this is the era of one and done. star players will leave their college court after one year on campus and never come back. never even look back. and for most of them even getting their college diploma one day

he had a more cynical, cavalier attitude towards the middle east. when you hear the protesters in the middle east today, you go back to the errors we made in the 1940's and 1950's, squandering opportunity. his description of tehran and the number of babies who died because the water was not clean and the tyranny of their regime gets back to what we see today in many places of the middle east. he was like an analyst of the arab spring years ago. it is striking. >> john from maryville, indiana. >> within six months of the election of 1940, willkie was totally unpopular with the republicans merely because he had adopted roosevelt's foreign- policy. he was pro-war. the republican party ostracized him completely, no matter how well he did in the previous election. when he toured europe, he went over to asia. republicans hated that. he called his campaign on farm policy statements as "campaign oratory" before a congressional hearing in 1941. he ran again in 1944 for the nomination, but he had so embittered the republicans by becoming roosevelt's, almost f

ought to wake the obama administration up that there are serious things being overlooked by their cavalier idea that everything america does is bad and everything other countries do or is excusable. that seems to be our policy to the point where they're willing to let an agency of the united states government become the biggest gun runner in the history of mexico in fast and furious which we are investigating right now in the halls of this congress. these are things that people ought to wake up and say, my lord, this is insane. what is wrong with us? where are those people who stood up for americans and stood up for freedom and fought for the right ideas? they seem to have disappeared. i'd yield back to my friend for his comment. mr. franks: well, mr. carter, i just think that we forget had we talk about the economy and jobs -- forget when we talk about the economy and jobs that the most important thing we can do for the economy and jobs is to make sure that this country is secure and that productivity is allowed unfettered, that it is a secure environment in which to flourish. if the gove

then a republican candidate for president declared in cavalier fashion that we should send u.s.e region is based on solid factings, and yet we sometimes chase ghosts or create caricatures of security threats. we have to condemn the bombings of the israeli empower embassy and the amia cementer in or argentina by iran and hezbollah back in the 1990s, and if the foiled plot to murder the saudi ambassador on u.s. turns out to be true, and i assume it is, this would represent a significant escalation of iranian government terror tactics rem necessary sent of actions in argentina decades ago. at the same time, the persistent and bizarre statement iran built a large station in minagra1 untrue and attracts a serious discussion of the true nature of the threat and what we should do to prepare for it. this is neither a semantic nor academic comers. the stakes are real and high. this is the biggest trading partner and energy supplier. we apyre to the same values. the constitutions of the country are based on ours. with we don't keep relations on the right track, there's a real risk that th

then the republican candidate appeared in cavalier fashion that we should then u.s.troops in mexico. this is a clear slap in the face of mexican neighbors and particularly to ally, president calderon on an issue that both of our government has declared as a shared problem and requires a true partnership to solve. it is critical our policy toward the region peace based on solid facts. yet we sometimes seem to be chasing ghosts are creating caricatures of security threats. we should condemn the israeli embassy and the amia center in argentina by a man and hezbollah back in the 1990s. and if the foiled iran plot to murder at the ambassador u.s. turns out to be true and i assume it is, this would represent a significant escalation of the iranian government terratec takes command reminiscent of those actions in argentina decades ago. at the same time, the persistent and bizarre statement that iran has built his largest embassy in the world in managua or alternatively caracas is simply untrue and only a distraction of what should be a serious distraction of the two nature

he had a more cynical, cavalier attitude towards the middle east.n you hear the protesters in the middle east today, you go back to the errors we made in the 1940's and 1950's, not taking this seriously, squandering opportunity. his description of tehran and the number of babies who died because the water was not clean and the tyranny of their regime gets back to what we see today in many places of the middle east. and what we have not been able to address systematically. he was like an analyst of the arab spring years ago. it is striking. >> john from maryville, indiana. we welcome you. please go ahead. >> within six months of the election of 1940, willkie was totally unpopular with the republicans merely because he had adopted roosevelt's foreign policy. he was pro-war. the republican party ostracized him completely, no matter how well he did in the previous election. when he toured europe, he went over to asia. republicans hated that, the regular republicans of all stripes. he called his campaign foreign policy statements "campaign oratory" befor

he had a more cynical, cavalier attitude towards the middle east.n you hear the protesters in the middle east today, you go back to the errors we made in the 1940's and 1950's, not taking this seriously, squandering opportunity. his description of tehran and the number of babies who died because the water was not clean and the tyranny of their regime gets back to what we see today in many places of the middle east. and what we have not been able to address systematically. he was like an analyst of the arab spring years ago. it is striking. >> john from maryville, indiana. we welcome you. please go ahead. >> within six months of the election of 1940, willkie was totally unpopular with the republicans merely because he had adopted roosevelt's foreign-policy. he was pro-war. the republican party ostracized him completely, no matter how well he did in the previous election. when he toured europe, he went over to asia. republicans hated that. the regular republicans of all stripes. he called his campaign on farm -- foreign policy statements as "campaign