bowling green police officer michael delaney. >> captain delaney actually knew russell sublet prior to this incident. he knew him. they played sports together. >> i need to rest, delaney. i've been in pain for so long. i just can't take it no more. the pain that they've done to me, shooting me, ain't near as bad as what is going on inside my head. my mind. right now. it ain't -- it ain't coming much, you know what i'm saying? >> think about the future and getting past all this, putting it behind you. you're strong. you can do this. >> delaney's words seem to reach sublet. after a 4 1/2-day standoff with an army of agents, russell sublet agrees to surrender. >> i think at that point he realized he had things to live for. he had family members. he had people that cared about him. his life wasn't as bad as he had initially thought. >> sublet even has kind words for law enforcement. >> these guys are super great. i mean, they saved my life. >> after a three-day trial, russell sublet is convicted of five counts of attempted murder. he is not charged in the arson case. sublet is sentenced to

he misses delaney walker who pruns over a defender -- runs over a defender, then he'll spin and divethe end zone. 49ers capitalize on a 28 base gain. josh johnson looks like he may have won the third string job. a little swing pass out to nathan palmer who does the rest. the '9ers win 35-3. >>> the raid ers were really hard to watch tonight. matt played the entire first half, did not look good. 101 total yards in the game, and the if i can for liberty -- for linert, the final score would be 23-3 seahawks. >>> the a's are red, red-hot right now. winners of 12 of their last 14. going for the sweep under the indians tonight. george kataris, 4-1 oakland. that would really be all they would need b. but josh reddick, a 2-1 homer. watch the fan trying to get the ball. he would tumble over but end up with the ball. reddick's 27th ball. the a's have won 6 in a row. >>> it didn't come easy, but the giants completed a sweep of their own. ryan vogelsong struggled early, but battled. he gives a solo home run to tyler green, and it's 4-0 astros. 6 innings, 7 his, 4 runs, and 7 strikeouts. pablo sa

be extra careful, if you are using 695, here is a live look, towson, delaney. nothing to get in the way. west side of the beltway, wilkins avenue, 11 minutes on the outer loop from 795, down to 95. >>> eyes turn to isaac off of the coast of florida, leaders are making adjustments to this week's national convention in tampa. leaders are choosing to stay home and be with states as the storms target familiar sites. >>> rnc will convene in tampa, standard procedure come convention time. the convention will recess until tuesday for a three day event. some of the speakers, rising stars, they are choosing to stay home and await isaac to make landfall. phil bryant and bobby jindal made announcement sunday falling in line with the alabama governor, bentley and rick scott. governor scott and jindal were scheduled to speak at the convention. that is not going to happen. bobby jindal declared a state of emergency , the storm could hit anywhere from lake charles to new orleans. >> i would recommend to our people, hope and pray for the best as we prepare for the worst. it's

as we look at the topside of getway in towson, delaney, not too much activity.eling the outer lap from 95, up towards 83. that will take you 11 minutes. if you are headed to the west side you are looking at a 13 hin ride from 795, towards 95. no problems this morning traveling through the fort mc henry, 8 minutes northbound from the beltway to the toll plaza. >>> halfway through the debate to expand gambling. >> linda so joins us now with the latest. >> the debate begin tons house floor. delegates will gather at 10:00 this morning. lawmakers on the ways and means committee will work on the bill. friday the senate passed the measure to approve a 6th casino at national harbor and add table games like poker and blackjack. expanded gambling will bring jobs and money to the state. opponents argue adding a 6th casino is unfair to current owners. if the house approves the bilks voters will have the final say in november. the issue will be on the ballot. linda so, abc2 news. >>> we have coverage of what happens during the special session on abc2 news at 5:00 and 6:00 to

delaney walker and the looks on, he's in the end zone for a 32 yd touchdown 14-0 49ers.e 49ers and more colin kaepernick a j jenkins in the back of the end zone 49ers went at 39-3. >>> a couple wish i could've had back. overall i felt comfortable out there thought i did pretty well practiced one to build on that >>> dennis allen evaluate his raiders in seattle before making final roster cuts not pretty for silver and black. offense could not get into a rhythm matt liner throws this interception. it is only preseason they open next monday night against the chargers. giants looking for their sixth sweep of the season in houston and extend their lead in the west throwing out in his to the smallest crowd in minute mark, minute maid park history. astros jump out to a 4-0 lead. he cannot handle and still in the seventh, after hitting a home run hunter pence smashes as single to run score giants won it 8-4 san francisco has a four- game lead dodgers lost. indians starter and justin master sound anything but master felt tied in the fourth inning he rubs one in the gap with bases

and delaney valley road. nothing to get in the way as you travel up towards 83. and as we take a look at some other drive times, you'll notice we're in pretty good shape overall on the main lines. heading out on the jfx heading into the city just 11 minutes from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street. and then northeast corridor of 95 is going to be in? great shape. a 15 minute ride from the beltway all the way downtown. charlie over to you. >>> get ready to see some possibilities of some serious back room negotiating in annapolis. how the lawmakers handle the special session now going into play today and abc2 news linda so is live this morning in federal hill with more on how the gaming issue could be impacting all of maryland. >> reporter: when all is said and done with this special session, maryland could be one step closer to getting a sixth casino at the national harbor in prince george's county. table games like blackjack could also be allowed at the sites. the lawmakers do pass this measure voters will have the final say in a referendum on

everything will remain up to speed and here's a live look at the topside of the beltway in towson at delaney valley road. the reduced visibility in the area but no real traffic concerns. it will be a pretty easy ride up to 83. megan and charlie, over to you. >>> yesterday cars were lined up at chick-fil-as around the country showing support for the president of the restaurant. >> when supporters of same sex marriage turn out tomorrow to protest the restaurant. [ harry umlaut ] that's one creamy muller. [ sally umlaut ] it's greek-style yogurt. thick, scrumptious, and more protein than those regular yogurts. are those almonds i see in the corner thingy? caramelized almonds i think you'll find. well, who wants ordinary run-of-the-mill almonds when you could have the caramelized kind? if i was this girl, i'd caramelize my whole apartment. weird. this greek style yogurt has style. you can say that again. why thank you. this greek style yogurt has style. okay. stop saying it now. you're sending me mixed messages. [ male announcer ] muller. the european for yummy. you're sending me mixed messages.

here's a live look at the top side in towson at delaney valley road. everything up to speed. a nice easy ride up towards 83. as we pull up drive times, there are no delays this morning on the west side of the beltway, just 11 minutes on the yeuch from 795 down towards 95. the jfx hs going to be nice and clear from 695 all the way to downtown to east fayette street. you're looking at an 11-minute trip and everything up to speed at the fort mchenry tunnel. you're looking at eight minutes to travel northbound from the beltway to the toll plaza. manageon, over to you. >>> you're going to hear from him first on abc 2. cal ripken, jr. will speak this morning at 7:30. this is all surrounding his mother's abduction. abc 2 news sharree johnson is live this morning. and, sharree, he's going to talk to the media today but on abc first. >>reporter: that's exactly right. at 10:00 this morning he's going to talk to news reporters right here at camden yards about the recent abduction and return of his mother and he's also going to talk -- appear on "good morning america" about 7:30 this mor

the delaney valley high school varsity coach terry lyons says the olympics has made more girls try out the sport than he has seen in the his eight years here. >> my first year at the lany was really loud. then about four years ago, the olympics came and we had a job. >> this 11th-grader agrees. she is in her third year of playing volleyball. >> there are a lot more girls than usual. everyone says they try out because of the olympics. it got them excited because of the seat -- for the season. >> many agree that the u.s. women's volleyball players had a lot to do with their decision to try out. >> i was watching the olympics a couple of days ago and i was watching the volleyball tournament. when i saw them and their big win, the influence me to want to try it. >> you have to be quite an athlete with split-second decisions and teamwork. it is the best sport in the world, i think. >> as the olympics are winding down just as all sports are winding up, volleyball, soccer, and hockey are all seeing a bit of a spike. >> tonight, at the mark -- a family is more in the death of a 17-year-old boy

[bagpipes playing] ♪ >> he was laid to rest at the delaney valley garden memorial. . >> obviously, belovedle. coming up, new aliments to the case against the -- elements in the case against anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in maryland. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed to. but none of it will happen unless we vote for... question seven this november. vote for question seven. and help build a better future for maryland. >> live, local, late breaking, you are watching wbal tv 11 news at 5:00 p.m. with stan stovall and donna hamilton. your insta-weather + forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer, and skyteam 11 covering breaking news where you live. cracks are medical -- metal detectors the answer to preventing violence in schools? guns, knives, they make their way into schools every day. >> and many say that using metal detectors c

my colleague arthur delaney looked into this noted a study that a brown professor did to show they're resonating among working class web voters. the historical legacy is clear. they resonate with a certain audience. that's the audience mitt romney needs to drive to get an election and he's testing the president proposition you can't make it up. he's making it up, and we'll see if it works. >> as the first blog pointed out today, the welfare line of attack has a lot to do. he has to expand the white voters out there. the poll shows romney up by 13 points among white voters generally, but that's one point better than john mccain did in 2008 according to exit polls that year. of course, mccain lost decisive. the argument seems to be in a real politics sort of way as nasty as these ads are, as inaccurate as they could be, they achieve a goal, which is to get the white voter especially the noncollege white voter reallyticked off at obama that he may personally like. he may have gotten past that and said i like the guy personally, but in this ad he's out there screwing up the system and let

northbound inner loop, goes over to delaney vealt road. average speed about 35 miles per hour. on the outer loop, watch out for a disabled vehicle there. right there at the key bridge. 70 eastbound also moving very slowly as you make your way towards the beltway. and timonium, a road tbloked at- - blocked at lincoln street. also, as far as accidents go, pulaski highway. let's now take a live look. as you can see, things very heavy there. northbound 895, approaching potee street. this traffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control. rid your home of pests. call home paramount pest control for your free inspection. dial them at 888-888-home. or visit them online. back to you. >>> still ahead at 4:00. vermont-style vendetta. what made a pharmacist so angry, he demolishes the town's police cars? >>> still, the latest on a runaway wildfire in oklahoma. >>> i'm ron matz at baltimore poly technic institute. a perfect swim to remember one of the school's great athletes. the story coming up here on wjz. >>> well, the weekend is here. will the humidity stick around? bob i

my colleague arthur delaney, who looked into this extensively, noted there is a study a brown professords are resonating among working class white voters. they resonate with a certain audience and the audience is the audience mitt romney needs to draw up an election and testing the president's proposition you can't make things up. he is making things up and seeing if it works. >> as the first read blog pointed out today, the welfare line of attack has a lot to do with romney's need to expand his margin was white voters out there. our latest nbc poll shows romney up by 13 points in the -- among white voters generally but margin is one point better than john mccain did in 2008. mccain lost decisively. the argument out there seems to be, james, as nasty as these ads are, inaccurate as they could be, they -- achieve a goal which is to get the white voter especially noncollege white voter really ticked off. really ticked off at obama who he may personally like, even though he's black and they are white, he may have gotten past that and -- i like the guy personally. he is a good family man bu

we have one reporter named author delaney who covers people hit by the economic crisis and talks aboutt's going on with food stamps every day. >> host: looking at online media sources, and if you want to ask a question, here's how to do so. call us. republicans 202-733 #-001. democrats 202-737-0002. for independents, 202-628-2 005. e-mail us as well at journal@c-span.org. what is the most important story politically that your organization's covering? >> i think like a lot of other people, we are watching congressman todd akin of missouri and the comments on "legalization program -- "legitimate rape," and that's shaken up from the race up to mitt romney and paul ryan who had to respond to this because paul ryan worked with todd akin on anti-abortion bills, but now we have the republican platform which is being formed, and it up corporates todd akin's views that the republican party does not support campaign trail -- access of abortion even in cases of rape and invest. that story shifted the talk from the jobs and economy over to social issues which are more uncomfortable for them. >> ho

authur delaney doesn't. too many people in our business do. headline in "the new york times" or in the washington post and in "the new york times" about the welfare thing this morning. you know, arthur yesterday, jay carney said something at the briefing, a message which i think will be ignored, but he said to my former colleagues because he was a front-row reporter in the white house briefing room at one time, he said, i think you should report on not just whether an ad is politically working or not but whether an ad is true or not. we don't do that enough. that's that's john's point. i think it's an important point. >> even in stories that aren't about politics like the poverty numbers, the first sentence will be, the poverty rate has increased, underscoring difficulties for president obama in congress. the difficulties are for the poor people, not the people in congress with cushy jobs. >> thank you. i think it's a reminder. when they are caught in a lie, we have got to make sure people understand they are not telling the truth. arthur, gre