collier is rocking. oregon state the winner 56-46.eason of remarkable disappointment came to an end today. another defeat. top this for terrible. they tried to give away first quarter. he dropped the ball. going the other way. 66 yards for the touchdown. terps go up and lead at the half. 46 yards for the touchdown. maryland leading 41-14. they held that lead until the unraveling in the third. another maryland turnovers with seven minutes to go. james washington, the extra point is good. brown intercepted by wilson. see you later. nc state completes the second biggest comeback from a 86-41. terps end the season 2 out of 10. this is the first quarter. brown is wide open. ohio state is up 7-0. 90 seconds left in the first half. miller again. touchdown. ohio state up 24-23 at the break. in the fourth quarter, mich. igan up. michigan beats ohio state for the first time since 2003, 40- 34. the maryland women wrapped up the holiday weekend in a more enjoyable fashion. two easy wins in florida. they are now 7-0 on the season. we will have nba

collier on the brink again. oregon state's goes on to get the win 66-46. the woman spent the holiday weekend out of town at the fiu tournament in miami. 114-83. larding led six players in double figures. a more formidable endeavor. we know we will not have to see a pickup games like these for a least the next six years. a tentative agreement reached between players and owners. just the paper work left, but a deal is in place. the 10 year deal, but there is an opt out after six. the season is set to start christmas day with a triple header. 16 dance knock off the schedule, but i doubt many will complain. it should make the regular season even more competitive. seven months ago the washington capitals ready for the plan also proposing the best record in the eastern conference. now they barely compete against minor leaguers. the only goal for washington be a penalty shot. two-one capital strength. buffaloes in the third. the fight for the public they did all night long. the sabres when it by a final of five-one. >> there is a big storm out to the west. slowly

some of these are thoughts i have come paid -- conveyed in the past during the city local collier discussions, but i think in particular for this project, i have even more skepticism. there are working-class people and unemployed people in san jose. they are as deserving of a chance at work as residents of san francisco. i do not want to be part of pitting working-class communities in one city against another. furthermore, this project is not a local project. it is being paid for by taxpayers of california and the entire united states. as we began to focus on ways tp ii, we're going around the region say this is not a san francisco program, that they should help pay for it through all kinds of mechanisms. i do not want to give them any ability to save this is actually a san francisco project and should pay for it ourselves. i think the regional targeting has more logic to it, but even there i have skepticism, because the definition of region is very

day she feared would never come but mercy and 16 other children were officially adopted today in a collier county courtroom. little gauge was one of those kids. he is now reunited with his other siblings now that their biological grandmother has become their adoptive mother. >> i prayed about it. i thought, i just, you know, this is something i have to do. so i had three and i was happy with the three but when i thought about the fourth one being out there i just -- i couldn't not do it. >> i think this is the best part about being a judge right here because you get to witness sort of the best of what human beings are about. >> and the best is what these families are hoping for. for their forever families. >> again, that was sandra weathers reporting. november is national adoption awareness month. >>> you might think of it as the twilight face lift. a new cosmetic procedure dubbed the vampire face lift uses, you guessed it, blood to give a younger look. it's touted as a natural alternative to synthetic fillers and here's nbc bay area's vicky wen with a closer look. the video is a little bl

collier rocking the rim. 56-46. that's a look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. see you back here tonight at 6:00. >> the time is 6:55. here's a look ahead to our next hour. >> at 7:18 we learn to care for your partner and your relationship. >> many rushed to see the film twilight last week. at 7:24 the ladies from syncronicity will be here with some twilight-inspired gowns. >> plus the b.e.t. here with tips at 7:40. >> plus more news, weather, and sports when "11 news sunday morning" continues. >> as we come to the close of another year and celebrate thanksgiving, we at wbal-tv 11 news pause to give thanks to shows that make our community a special place to live. we are thankful for ravens and their commitment to nfl play 60 to get children involved in sports 60 minutes a day. the goal is to help young fans understand the benefits of exercise and a healthy lifestyle. of course we are thankful for our partnership. kudos to professor adam reese who won the nobel prize in physics. he's the 35th nobel lawyer yet -- laureatt associated with johns hopkins and will sha

as i often say, you come to collier self. we need in some form or fashion others., you say we must return to our fundamental obligation. it is time to reenlist and citizens. he repeated that term. what do you mean? >> it has become a mantra. i measure what you're up to the is the history and the immediate legacy you inherited. let me give you an easy example to that. and i say this or ride go, and a lot of you have heard me say more than you would like to this point. i have been engaged in the two longest wars in our history a lot of families, loss of wifehood, people physically and otherwise to be there represent less than 1 percent of the american population. all volunteers, come from middle-class and working-class families pirelli. very few upper income families send someone off in uniform to fight for all of us. there bit pairing this terrible burden. no additional taxes. we don't even have to think about it if we choose not to. we can go through our lives, and the war can be going on almost as an abstract. that is not just and unjust in my opinion. it is kind

with small kids, get your earlier, they say 90 minutes for most flights, two hours in advance and collier carrier. >>darya: do not tried to seize everything on airplanes. cost >>jackie: if you have to pay $50 to check a bag, he will try to take as much on the plane as you can. >>darya: but everything in plastic bags, it really works. >>mark: the 49ers won eight straight games as the heart of brother's face off as coaches. alex smith finished yesterday with two touchdowns and one interception. san francisco is now 9-1 >>mark: the raiders are much closer despite losing a wide receiver. they held on for a 27-21 win over minnesota. vikings' star adrian peterson left during the second half with an ankle in jury. next to the raiders, the chicago bears. just seen >> there is an investigation into the allegations against jerry sandusky. they promised a thorough investigation of everything related to these child sex abuse allegations. >> this examination will include, among other things, and the failures or gaps in the university's control environment, compliance programs and culture which may hav

david along with his writing and business partner peter collier published ramparts the literary stream of the new left and he became a prominent leader of the antiwar anti-establishment left. as radical son his autobiography details a series of events culminating in the murder of his friend betty van patter by the black panthers. this was a seminal moment that led to his abandonment of the left and the embrace of conservatism for which he turned the everlasting enmity of his former comrades in arms. david is a writer, a prolific writer and he is a thinker, a deep thinker. david tells the truth, the whole truth and he is honest, brutally honest. a good writer and david is a good writer, writes the truth. not little truths but big truth with a capital t. mac. to write the truth one has to dig deep into his or her own personal experience. that is not easy. david has made life-changing reversals. has only loyalty to find and speak the truth, truth with a capital t. mac. in his new book, "a point in time" david shares his insight into man, god and society in a way that only he can. it is an

collier carrier if you are going to the airport. flights will be impacted. let's take a quick look at what we see on the maps. here is that dense fog of 53. visibility is at a half mile or less cooking aho have och >>james: this afternoon, once the fog clears we will see temperatures like this. as i promise you, we would get some breaks in the afternoon and we did. temperatures got into the mid '60s. in the north bay, low 60s. 61 in vallejo and concord. i want to show you the white you on the satellite. we're watching and waiting for when to, wednesday and thursday. the winds are funneling in from the north and will be pretty dusty. primarily wednesday into thursday, a lot of wind to talk about. beyond thursday, we are looking good. friday-sunday will be mild. we will have a nice weekend. let's find out about traffic with erica. >>erica: we are tracking a slowdown, a hot spot of 101 out of san francisco. a multi car crashed locking up to three lanes. the chp has the traffic lanes for cleared, all of that yellow is beginning to build. a new accident south of

in junior high and high school my band and collier celebrated national holidays pricing anyhow and playing patriotic music. as a girl scout i truly believed in the pledge to serve god and country. in fact, today i find myself living out that pledge in ways never imagined it sunset elementary. as a young person i was surrounded by people who believed in the greatness of america and were unapologetic about those beliefs. contrast this to today. when a majority of eighth graders can't explain the meaning of the declaration of independence and 95% of high school seniors cannot explain how the three branches of government are meant to interact it goes without saying most high school students graduate without ever coming to appreciate what makes america unique. the united states was the first nation to be founded in an act of rebellion against the colonial power. it was the first nation to be established on the premise that the rights of man are inherent in the that government derives its power from the consent of the people. it was the first nation to be based on a separation of powers and to r