that is denver. >> cris: i watched the university of florida play a lot. >> al: you know. >> cris: youan say what you want, and tim tebowing winning games, and they weren't before he was quarterback, but it is tough to play against that unique offense in a short week. >> al: and a little flak coming off of this game. second down and ten from the 20 yard line. sanchez, deep over the middle, and that is hauled in. the catch is made by kerley at the 41 yard line. good concentration and holds on and coverage was tight. a gain of 38 yards. >> cris: good catch by kerley, but without question, that was sanchez' best throw of the night. that was perfect. >> al: from the 42 yard line, to the ground. tomlinson to the 41 yard line as we tip offto 7:00 and the jets going to no-huddle, of course. second and nine. >> al: sanchez -- from behind, and that is the hat trick for andre carter. three sacks. had two in the first quarter, and knocking him down here. >> cris: he comes right around the edge, and that is against the best pass blocking tackle in the game, d'brickashaw ferguson and no fluke there

that is denver. >> cris: i watched the university of florida play a lot. >> al: you know. >> cris: youan say what you want, and tim tebowing winning games, and they weren't before he was quarterback, but it is tough to play against that unique offense in a short week. >> al: and a little flak coming off of this game. second down and ten from the 20 yard line. sanchez, deep over the middle, and that is hauled in. the catch is made by kerley at the 41 yard line. good concentration and holds on and coverage was tight. a gain of 38 yards. >> cris: good catch by kerley, but without question, that was sanchez' best throw of the night. that was perfect. >> al: from the 42 yard line, to the ground. tomlinson to the 41 yard line as we tip offto 7:00 and the jets going to no-huddle, of course. second and nine. >> al: sanchez -- from behind, and that is the hat trick for andre carter. three sacks. had two in the first quarter, and knocking him down here. >> cris: he comes right around the edge, and that is against the best pass blocking tackle in the game, d'brickashaw ferguson and no fluke there

now i'm giving you 10,000 to 1. >> cris: all right. let me get the stanford band out. >> al: that's about your only hope. >> cris: boy, oh, boy, this is one where you end up with the steelers defense out there on the field and having to defend 92 yards, and they can't do it. >> al: coaches are always saying, we've got to go up the field on third koun downdown. tonight on third down, the ravens were 14 of 21, which is sensational, including the winning touchdown. >> cris: cory redding made them punt in that situation instead of the field goal. >> al: the ball on the ground, and the baltimore ravens have swept the season series, go to 6-2. and there's harbaugh. john harbaugh has done such a magnificent job in his fourth season. mike tomlin, who has seen the highs and slowlow social security, of course. the baltimore ravens pull one off. after having the lead most of the game, coughing it up and winning it with eight seconds to go. 23-20, baltimore. coming right up, the wendy's postgame report. . >>> it took a long time for the rookie tor

now i'm giving you 10,000 to 1. >> cris: all right. let me get the stanford band out. >> al: that's about your only hope. >> cris: boy, oh, boy, this is one where you end up with the steelers defense out there on the field and having to defend 92 yards, and they can't do it. >> al: coaches are always saying, we've got to go up the field on third koun downdown. tonight on third down, the ravens were 14 of 21, which is sensational, including the winning touchdown. >> cris: cory redding made them punt in that situation instead of the field goal. >> al: the ball on the ground, and the baltimore ravens have swept the season series, go to 6-2. and there's harbaugh. john harbaugh has done such a magnificent job in his fourth season. mike tomlin, who has seen the highs and slowlow social security, of course. the baltimore ravens pull one off. after having the lead most of the game, coughing it up and winning it with eight seconds to go. 23-20, baltimore. coming right up, the wendy's postgame report. . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc c

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help me i'm drowning. >> the cries for help continued for 20 minutes. marilyn wayne said she and her boyfriend heard a man's voice saying hold on we're coming to get you. >> we called harbor patrol several times and no one ever answered. at 11:25 call for help ceased. >> was that natalie wood they heard in the water that night? will this new evidence result in charges in the case? all right. dwayne rasher was the lead detective in the original investigation. marilyn wayne was near the splendour when natalie drown. you said you heard a woman crying for help. you and your are boyfriend, i believe. what did you do? >> well, we went up to the top deck tried to locate where the calls were coming from. kind of got a bead on they were coming from our -- well, the 9:00 position on a clock and we were the 12:00 position. tried to get some information from the person yelling other than somebody help me please help me i'm drowning but that was all that kept being repeated. >> judge jeanine: and what did you do when you heard a woman say help me, i'm drowning? what

here now is al michaels. >> back here to wrap things up with cris.hen you think you have the nfc east figured out, no, you don't. pretty good day, by the way, for the dallas cowboys two levels. >> it was indeed. it took a redskins missed field goal to give them that chance. anytime the nfc east teams get together, it's a good game. i was so impressed with vince young tonight. come in there with a new system and new team, to make clutch plays on the final drive it was just really impressive. >> the giants still have two games left with dallas, the first of which is december 11th. you you'll see that on "sunday night football." reports out of pittsburgh, broken thumb, fractured thumb, whatever it is. if ben roethlisberger was in the crypt i wouldn't rule him out of the game. he's indestructible. right now tied with baltimore 7-3. >> pittsburgh defense is going to get healthier. they've been playing with their linebackers for the better part of the season. it's interesting to see what happens with ben roethlisberger. >> kansas city here we come, and hap

here now is al michaels. >> back here to wrap things up with cris.hen you think you have the nfc east figured out, no, you don't. pretty good day, by the way, for the dallas cowboys two levels. >> it was indeed. it took a redskins missed field goal to give them that chance. anytime the nfc east teams get together, it's a good game. i was so impressed with vince young tonight. come in there with a new system and new team, to make clutch plays on the final drive it was just really impressive. >> the giants still have two games left with dallas, the first of which is december 11th. you you'll see that on "sunday night football." reports out of pittsburgh, broken thumb, fractured thumb, whatever it is. if ben roethlisberger was in the crypt i wouldn't rule him out of the game. he's indestructible. right now tied with baltimore 7-3. >> pittsburgh defense is going to get healthier. they've been playing with their linebackers for the better part of the season. it's interesting to see what happens with ben roethlisberger. >> kansas city here we come, and hap

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. >>> with cris collinsworth, we'll head to next week. ndamukong suh, whether he'll be suspended or not, there might be an appeal, we don't know. but we'll see the detroit lions next week for the first time since nbc took over this package in 2006. >> and they are still very much in the mix. of course it's not going to help with ndamukong suh after that -- whatever that was on thanksgiving day. that was pretty lame. but we're talking about a football team still very much in the hunt and one of the great players in calvin johnson that you're going to see during the course of the year. i'm excited about it. i think this is a legitimate team. >> going to the saints and the saints can't shake the falcons. about a month ago they looked like they were a little on the ropes but all of a sudden, you know, atlanta hanging right in there and up to the saints to stay in front of them. >> for the new orleans saints they're trying to stay in that hunt. they still have a possibility because they end up with one of the byes, one of the top seeds, you kn

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i just held him and we cried and cried and cried. >> after seven long days, finally that helicopter came> what can i give you? i said i'd sure like a chocolate malt. >> he suffered broken vertebrae, ribs and fractured his arm, requiring two surgeries. six weeks later a slow recovery. but he says he won't change a thing. >> it helped bring the family back together. >> yes. >> and he didn't call it a miracle. only a second chance. >> what are you giving thanks for? >> i never said this before. i can say that was in my prayers down there. for more time. and i got it. >> something to be thankful for. >> there is breaking news out of los angeles, l.a. mayor antonio villaraigosa just announced occupy demonstrators must go. they have only until sunday night. protesters have been camped out at city hall for weeks in the biggest encampment in california. he says they have only until 12:01 a.m. by monday or face arrest. >> there is a shrinking body that leads to a shorter sentence for one florida inmate. unusual "get out of jail free" card he got. >> history vanishing. what has gone missing. >> an

the response seems to be making this cries cries is even harder for ordinary people to endure. nhk world, bangkok. >>> to afghanistan now where ever since the soviet invasion of 1979, there has been war and civil strife. many afghans have left the country to escape the endless conflicts. more than 1 million of them are believed to have taken refuge in iran. some afghans born in exile never lived in their own country. we spoke with some of them about their dreams of going home. >> reporter: the city of mashhad in iran is home to many refugees from afghanistan. this woman was born in exile. she said refugees like her face discrimination. >> they're not allowed to work in iran. when you want to go to a different city, we have limitation. we cannot study whatever we want. i'd like to be a doctor but i cannot be a doctor here. >> reporter: she hopes one day she will return to afghanistan and participate in the reconstruction of our her country. economic self-dependence is the first step towards achieving that goal. that's why olami enrolled in a language and computer skills training

. >>> with cris collinsworth, we'll head to next week. ndamukong suh, whether he'll be suspended or not, there might be an appeal, we don't know. but we'll see the detroit lions next week for the first time since nbc took over this package in 2006. >> and they are still very much in the mix. of course it's not going to help with ndamukong suh after that -- whatever that was on thanksgiving day. that was pretty lame. but we're talking about a football team still very much in the hunt and one of the great players in calvin johnson that you're going to see during the course of the year. i'm excited about it. i think this is a legitimate team. >> going to the saints and the saints can't shake the falcons. about a month ago they looked like they were a little on the ropes but all of a sudden, you know, atlanta hanging right in there and up to the saints to stay in front of them. >> for the new orleans saints they're trying to stay in that hunt. they still have a possibility because they end up with one of the byes, one of the top seeds, you kn

. >> the mother of the alleged victim said she cried--said he cried when sandusky was giving this intervieweline: rain is expected as we head into tomorrow. a winter weather advisories in effect. more on that coming up. >>jaqueline: rain here locally means snow in the sierra. this note is scattered but becoming widespread in the late morning hours. as we have to the rest of the afternoon you will notice the yellow, the underlying rain in the lower elevations. heavier snow in these areas. we have a winter weather advisory in effect. saturday will catch a break from the rain. decent rainfall along the coast. >>pam: a man from tunnel is a new member of the chicago cubs. tiger woods looks to rebound from yesterday's miserable showing of the president's cup. gary has highlights and all of the scores the next. >>gary: i hear that general lopez and marc anthony may not be ready to throw in the towel. >>jan: i'd love her. she is great. why not? they should be together. it is fun to talk about. natalie wood case is interesting. it is an unsolved murder. it is a huge scandal. >>gary: do you remember

. >>> a anne arundel county mother cried for help after she says her 11-year-old son was bullied at school. more coming up. >>> and closures beginning today all as a result of the crash at the conowingo dam. what roads to take to avoid the backup ahead. >>> it's thursday, november 10th. good morning. i am charley crowson. we have a full show everything to get your day started right. we to check with a check of the forecast and say good morning to justin berk. >> good morning. we have something new with the morning highlights i want to start off she and show you glen burnie. look at fog rolling in. we have serious thick fog and a dense fog advisory really going to slow you down. visibility cut down to a few hundred feet in spots. temperatures from 50 in hereford and 48 in millersville. that's part one. we have got a look here at our satellite. we have basically some rain on back to the mountains. not a big deal. but as we watch in morning, the major issue is going to be about the fog right there. dense fog advisory takes to us 9 a.m. temperatures between 45 and 50. mostly cloudy skies to 55

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her husband holding her as she cried. but as the days and months have passed she slowly regained her ability to speak as giffords' chief of staff pia carusone told me in may. >> it seems that she understands everything. if not everything, almost everything. she's really there. she follows directions. she laughs at joke, recognizes friends. >> reporter: as the recuperation progresses, giffords is able to recite phrases from the u.s. constitution and martin luther king jr.'s "i have a dream" speech. kelly recounts some lighter moments too including a visit from former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara in which the only words that giffords could say was "wow" and "chicken." even that an achievement, just as it was in my recovery, words come back. some of them through therapy, but others naturally on their own as the brain continues to heal. but while mark kelly writes the bulk of the book, it is giffords who pens the last chapter, entitled "gabby's voice." a single page with brief sentences and phrases. most pr

perhaps maybe a tribute to house speaker john boehner who cries a lot, who cried last week?arming? in any case, the republican debate show is not stopping any time soon. ten debates, one forum, already in the can. there are set to be 13 more. 13 more through mid-march. and that's even before we get to the real presidential debates during the general election. i know it is inevitable, but i'm going to be so sad when this show gets canceled. >>> on friday on this show, the best new thing in the world made me fall apart on camera. and my cousin athletes foot. yeah, a man named mr. butt having to enforce pakistan's new censorship of that word, i can't even make it -- best new thing in the world today. good-bye. prison, go. i'm sorry. i'm very sorry i was not able to hold it together. however, there is an important update to the story that constitutes the best new thing in the world told. i have an agreement with my inner 12-year-old i'll deliver this like a grown-up. i don't trust my inner 12-year-old, but that deal is in place. that's coming up. >>> about 100 years ago a man na

>> i cried because i cried because this was such an extraordinary moments and on election night justlike on inauguration day he as me who i thought about. to tell you the truth about of the people that had passed away. i thought first and foremost of my wife. five years ago. my wife was a wonderful surgeon. was in the audience when barack obama gave his speech that the democratic national convention and made him -- the prince of the democratic party at the time >> was. he was running for his senate seat. he gave that speech. he really became quite a political celebrity. my wife came home and talked about that speech, talked about her admiration for barack obama and subsequently she passed away she was a person who was of the belief that she could do anything. and, you know, she was naive about race or nine years about gender and the various impediments and extra burdens that she believed she could overcome. one of the things she loved so much about barack obama was she received a kindred soul, and a can-to, you can do it. so when barack obama won the presidency i immediately thought

voices rang out, tears were cried and hugs... shared...omore. studentt say... in hhr time there, she left a lasting impact on the campus.... nd she won't be kortneigh mccoy grew up right here in baltimore.we actually spoke one on one with her pother.megan gilliland is here witt that emotional interview. innerview.good morning patrice, according to mccoy's family... the 19-year-old frostburg for bbing a peecemaker.and mccoy's mother says her daughter as killed was for just that... around 1:30 sunday morning, mccoyysays her daughter triid to break up a ight at an off campus partyy.. aa shanee liggins... who is also a student at frostburg... was holding a knife... waiting for kourtneigh outside.when police arrived, thee found kourtneigh lying onnmaple stteet...stabbed and with trauma to the hhad. "whatever happened last night, she went in with the idea f &pcreating peace because that's pll she was about peace!" "kortneigh loved to smile, lovvd to dance, kkrneigh was a " peacemakee"liggins is now facing murder charges. meantime... frostburg's

you cried during a first date?dience ohs ] [ light laughter ] and so -- >> jimmy: well, it sounds like a fun date. >> no. yeah, yeah. so, we had some dinner. we ordered in. >> jimmy: hey, that's nice. >> and we watched "terms of endearment," and we got to the end. i didn't know what was going to happen. i thought it was a comedy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it sounds like one. >> the next thing i know, like, i'm crying, like, super hard. like when a little kid hits his head. [ laughter ] like that uncontrollable kind of sobbing. >> jimmy: and you can't breathe. you're like -- [ sobbing ] >> and at first she was sympathetic, like -- she was like, "oh, how sweet." but then you cut to 20 minutes later -- [ laughter ] and i'm still crying so hard, and she's just laughing hysterically. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i'm under the covers. we watched it in bed. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] first date, huh? yeah, yeah, that's a score. look at that. >> but i, like -- i weep hysterically. >> jimmy: yeah. >

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