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police slowly uncovered the bodies of eileen and derrick severs.nically, they were found lying on a bed of horse chestnuts. just a few feet away stood a horse chestnut tree. >> they were lying side by side. and both of them were wrapped in green blankets. >> narrator: fibers in the green blanket matched the green fibers found in the severses' hallway and on the trousers that belonged to roger severs. the top layer of leaves and soil was similar to the soil found at the exton avenue woods, where roger severs had been seen by police. another layer of soil matched the soil in the severses' backyard. there was even a layer of roof tiles to stabilize the grave. the tiles matched the roof tiles on the severses' home. >> roger was then tied in to every step of the progression from the murder to the burial. >> narrator: all of the evidence pointed to the severses' only son, roger, who had a history of personal and financial difficulties. >> he was basically penniless, certainly hard up. and we believe that he had turned up at the bungalow, and maybe for th

as derrick ward reports, fans are giving the new rules mixed reviews. >> reporter: a rule of thumb. the bigger you party the closer to the back of the lot you'll be placed. how do fans feel? go redskins. >> that depends on who you ask. for some biger is better there's not much change. buses and motor homes have always had space. but what about those in cars or suvs? for some there's strength in numbers. >> the tailgate runs from 100 to 300 people. so with a group of our size it's easier. >> reporter: but it's those that may use one or two spaces that under the new rules are placed at the back of the lot now matter how early they arrive. many used to come early just to get those prime spaces. >> it's frustrating. >> we had the same spot for ten years. and all of a sudden they changed the parking on us. >> we also talked to one tailgating fan that has some experience and particular live, he knows what applies on the field also works in the parking lot. former redskin, ricky harris went through some changes since his playing days. >> it's like when you get a new coach, we were used to

in the second quarter, dierker mason, his career 800th reception -- derrick mason.the 20-yard connection for tot he. agreed early part of the season -- for todd keheap. was mcgahee, a run on an inside handoff. he gets around the corner. 20-0, ravens, at halftime. >> it did not stop there. with his mcgahee. he may not be your starting player, but he is becoming a great finisher -- mi willis mcgahee. 34 yards there, and he sets up his buddy. the little fellow with his first career touchdown. they said the outside would be open, and, indeed, it was. 27-0. why not tap off with some fine print joe flacco, 342 yards why not tap off with some find it? some fun? the reagans victorious. and while it was clear something special was going on, they did not want to talk about it just yet -- the ravens victorias. >> you do not talk about it. you just line up -- victorious. >> we have a couple of guys who are accountable, and we have a coach who will hold us accountable, and that is the type of attitude that a team should have. we showed up on wednesday, and i think that was one o

. >> reporter: derrick mason firing back at keyshawn johnson. remember he called the ravens receivers bums? fyi, keyshawn's numbers are slightly better but as derrick mason said he's the first overall pick. mason has never been afraid to speak his mind. keyshawn didn't attack mason personally but he sure felt that way. >> he said that -- he said it about the group but i took it as a personal shot because i'm the elder statesman in the group. the know the other guys are not going to say anything. it's like taking me. you just don't do that. if you're going to attack the bunch you're attack me and i'll come back at you. >> reporter: fun for us in the media but the ravens full focus, the chargers who had a two headed running attack from tomlinston and darren spoals. they allowed just 29 yards sunday against the chiefs. lt isn't the best back in football anymore and darren isn't every downback. but the ravens know both are still capable of busting a big play. >> played against lt many times. even when you think you have a chance you really don't. yo

it involves an espn commentator and ravens receiver derrick mason.eyshawn johnson, a former receiver himself had disparaging remarks to make about the ravens receiving core last week. we called them bums. derrick mason fired back earlier this week disparaging johnson's career. today mason had even more to say. >> damn keyshawn johnson, okay? because i heard he said something else. keyshawn, you know where i'm at and where the ravens' facility is out, so if you want to talk man to man about it, we can do that. remember, keyshawn, you are the number one pick in the draft and i was a fourth rounder and our numbers pretty much still stack up, okay? >> all the bickering aside, the ravens have a ball game to get ready for. they're changing on the san diego charges. tomlinson has a bad ankle. darin looks good in the backup. according to the leader of the ravens' defense, the two are interchangeable. >> they're the same two people. if you plan a totally different back, a bruiser and quick flash, both these guys are slashers and game brakiers. they want to ge

how about that joe flacco to derrick mason and flacco goes deep, by derrick who makes moves and this was the ravens final touchdown of the afternoon. mason caught pass number 800 in his acer. the ravens win 34-3. >> it's a part of the day, you know. it's a part of your job, you catch the ball, you get open. you make a guy miss and you do whatever you need to do to help the team win ball games. you don't too much worry about if it's your 800th catch orono your tenth touchdown. dow what you can to help the team win the football game. >> he is all class. three and zero, they are in new england against the patriots next week. >>> more than a month's worth of rain has fallen in parts of the philippines. >> water is finally receding. >> plus every year we come up here, the september is our month. >> the booming business of love is doing very well for one town in ireland. we are going to meet the match maker. first let's check in with susan with our out the door forecast. >> thank you. good morning we are looking nice and clear this morning. it's on the chilly side. temperature wise we're i

i like derrick mason, now i love him.ning on going to more assisted living facilities to continue his karaoke adventures. that was great. >> i think we have baltimore's hottest karaoke spot suddenly there. >> right there. >> looking good. how do you follow that act? >> reminds you of better times? >> i don't know. tough to say. >>> for everyone watching out there, we have warmer weather to start off fall. good news. doesn't really, you know -- let's keep moving here. take a look outside now. >> why don't you sing it? get the crowd going. >> yeah. i can't follow that. i can't follow the purple rain. i don't know. i don't have it. anyway -- let's look at the temperature now. 75 degrees. light southeast breeze no big deal at the moment. pretty quiet weather in baltimore. we had a few showers earlier, mainly north of the city but you see a lot of that just really fizzling out right now. you have to really get out on the i-95 corridor and even, not even quite there yet, a couple of light showers in the direction of rising sun.

between an espn commentator and ravens receiver derrick mason. keyshon johnson former receiver himself had disparaging remarks to make about the ravens receiving core last week. called them bums. derrick mason fired back earlier this week, disparaging johnson's career and today mason had more to say. >> dam keyshon johnson, okay, i heard he said something else, keyshon knows where i am, where the ravens facility is if you want to hash it out, man to man, talk about it, stack up numbers man to man and talk about it we can do that. remember you are the number one pick in the draft and i was fourth round oner and our numbers still stack up. if you are playing at this level you can play. regardless of which string. and when he said that, he said it about the group. but i took it as a personal shot because i am the eldest states man in the group. and other guys will not say anything. so, you know, like attaining me. you just don't do that. if you are going to attack the unbunch you are attacking me and i will come back at you. >> all bickering aside.

joe flacco throws for derrick mason who retired during the offseason and decided to come back. good decision. look the 35-year-old. he still has some pretty nasty moves. mason goes 75 yards for the explore. 5 catches for a hundred. 18 yards in the ravens 44-3 win. >>> it's time for our second break. when we return michael vick returns to the football field for the first time since 2006. we will show you some of his welcome backto nfl moments in today's eagles game. geico sports extra will return in two minutes and 5 seconds. welcome to sprint's now network. population: 49 million. right now, 25,000 sprint nfl mobile live users are listening to live gameday audio. 600 are listening at the game. 2,900 fantasy owners conveniently waited until now to text their opponent their star player has a bye week. - good game. - and 1,600 players - ( whirring ) - are drinking 32,000 cups of gatorade while 80 gallons are being saved for an unexpected bath. for more nfl now join 1.5 million nfl mobile live users. text nfl to 7777. only from sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and peo

derrick ward has the latest. >> reporter: it was 8:00 a.m. when officials responded to the gallery station. there still metro officials on the scene. they responded to the call for somebody being struck by a train. when they arrived they found a victim had been struck by an outbound red line train. we understand it's a confirmed fatality. it's causing some adverse reto the red line. >> i knew metro was making accommodations for train track. the red line is shut dow you ce rv se thered, t the green, anddh e yellow lines. y ouasd,ar the red being mos tt being most fe.edctef iso nitrun rng metro is running shuttles, taking passengers around the station, stations on either side. but if your plans have you traveling through the gallery station, you might want to make other plans or know that metro is providing free shuttle service for passengers affected by this. we don't have information about the identity or the gender of the victim at this point, but we do know it's a confirmed fatality. back to you in the studio. >> all right, thank you. >>> h

i'm joined now live from washington by wrc reporter derrick ward. so, derrick, let's talk about what you've seen so far this morning. and it seems to me by looking at this aerial shot that this group is on the move? >> reporter: indeed, they are. they have left freedom plaza, where we are now. this is sort of their rallying port. some rallied over at the washington monument, and now they're moving on toward the capitol. certainly, more tri-colored hats here in d.c. perhaps since the war of 1812. this rally started at 9:00 and it's been a steady stream of people and still is since then. people from all over, united in their opposition to what they say are the tax-and-spend policies of the government. it's a largely conservative crowd, lots of demonization of democrats but not a lot of love for republicans, either. their unifying cause, of course, is the way they say the government collects and spends money. >> to participate with everybody else here, standing up for freedom and to help restore america to its founding virtues. >> you know, they called

derrick ward reports that jonathan colson returned home. >> reporter: his leg bears the scars where the electrical charge from the lightning left his body after striking him in the head. jonathan colson doesn't remember much about that incident, just the moments before. >> playing baseball. >> reporter: his mother heard the thunder and remembers saying a prayer, not knowing her son was young of two young ballplayers struck and her son would be the only survivor. his teammate died on that fateful day at lee hill park. jonathan began his journey to recovery. there have been milestones. two weeks after the incident he spoke again. recently, he swung a bat again. it was a plastic back and wiffle ball, but it was a home run. >> it's my very first sports so i take it very seriously. and we lose, i'm happy. if we win, i'm happy. >> it's been a journey from the time it happened until now. just watching jonathan just get stronger and, you know, work hard at getting stronger. >> reporter: there's been help om his community and from all over, but mark colson says his son has been the biggest inspi

derrick mason had a 72 yard grab. ray rice, his first nfl touchdown. six touchdown runs. even ravens and defensive players cannot stop talking about these guys. >> a hall of fame quarterback on the field of the same time. a hall of fame guard, all of them at the same time. what i have seen for my offense so far compares to that. >> it will need that kind of offense to get past the defense sunday when they take on the new england patriots. the orioles taking their final road series of the year. they extended their losing streak to 11 in a row losing last night in tampa to the raised -- rays 7-6. i am gerry sandusky. i hope your day is often a been testing start. >> the dance brigade foundation will hold a fund-raiser tomorrowit was founded by the ravensthe event is at the stadium tomorrow night. tickets are $175. the charity. you can go to our web site to click on a news links wbaltv.com. power behind the white house forchicago wants to be the host city for the 2016 games. they hope their influence will help the city win the game. the upper winfrey will also join the deleg

derrick ward reports. >> reporter: his legs still bear the scars where the charge from the lightning left his body after striking him in the head. he doesn't remember much about the incident, just the moment before. >> playing baseball. >> reporter: his mother lerd the thunder and remembered saying a prayer not knowing her son was one of two players struck and her son would be the only survivor. the teammate died on that fateful day at lee hill park. jonathan began his joran tee recovery. two months after and he swung a bat again. it was a home run. >> it's my favorite sport so i take it very seriously and i'm happy if we win i'm happy. >> it's been a journey, from the time it happened till now. just watching jonathan just get stronger and youknow, just work hard at getting stronger. >> reporter: there has been help from the community and all over. but mark says his son has been the biggest inspiration through his show of inner strength. >> maintain a very good attitude and joking and even at times when he'd -- he didn't feel well, just, you know,aking me laugh and cheering us up. ju

their is is a letter in the book that derrick wrote to thurgood marshall which he begins dear boss.ause he worked for thurgood marshall. so he helped him in the effort to desegregate public schools throughout the south. so he has this letr that he bought saying, dear boss' i am writing to tell you that i am now worng at harvard university. that was 1971. anyway, their became the first tenured african american law professor at harvard university. [applauding] as if that wasn't enough then i also have the letter that derrick wrote to the dean in 1990 which out wind his protest to hire women of color. such an activist, such a man of great humanity. it has been a blessing for me to learn from him, to be hisriend and colleague. while. we un lucky to have in year. >> of want to know 100 years from now, what do we do to preserve this impact in a. >> the most important thing we can do is to preserve the bidders already enormous. >> incredible letters. and spoke to adam clayton powell's first one. i had an hour-long conversation. she told me about these amazing letters that they wrote to eac

joe flacco's favorite targets, derrick mason, flirted with retirement this year.he came back for a shot at a ring. >> we want to play a lot better this year. this year, we want to make sure all of our bases are covered and everybody stays healthy if that is possible. we want to make sure this season does not end up the way last season did. >> kansas city chiefs still don't know if they will have matt cassel to quarterback on sunday. he remains limited by a knee sprain suffered during the preseason. kansas city rookie head coach fired his offensive coordinator two weeks ago. he remains evasive about his quarterback's availability. the cleveland browns' head coach still will not say publicly who will start as the head the quarterback. in newspaper reports that quinn will thget te nod. they open the season against the minnesota vikings. mangini apparently did not tell the rest of his players who will start at quarterback on sunday. the orioles have shut down adam jones for the rest of the season. he sprained his ankle last month against the yankees while hustling bac

. >> i think we have a very -- derrick mason's face. >> i think we have a very strong core because wehave marked an kalle and dmitri and myself. nyah the other guys coming along as well -- and you have the other guys coming along as well. if you want to call a soft, so be it. >> somebody is looking for a challenge. maryland has a couple of easy gains in september, but not so often this season. the terps travel to california this week to face the 12th ranked golden bears. the turks have to of jet lag does not bother them as much as it seemed to hurt california. -- the terps have to hope jet lag does not bother them as much as it seemed to hurt california. >> we have to as this team as fast as possible and hopefully do not beat ourselves. we're going to be in the game and have a shot to win it in the end. that is what i am looking for. and we get a bit of confidence and we will see where we go from there. >> considering the orioles have lost eight games to the yankees, they probably have enough motive -- motivation to end that skid tonight. but if they win tonight, they could keep the y

derrick ward is live at freedom plaza where the demonstrators are beginning to gather. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is, indeed, a spirited rally. thousands gathered here at freedom plaza in washington for what will eventually be a march to the u.s. capitol. now, they say that they are patriots and calling this a tea party to protest what they say are the tax and spend policies emanating from washington. i'm joined right here with one of the protesters. a gentleman from texas. tell me what this march is about. why are you here today? my main reason is i want to make sure that the politicians adhere to the constitution of the united states. and that's what i'm upset about. they are not paying attention to the constitution. we all need to do that. our forefathers fought for that. and they were very wise to do what they did. so that's one of our main things. i want our politians to guarantee me that they are going to uphold the constitution of the united states no matter what. >> reporter: groups like largely associated with the conservatives. is that a fai

live in alexandria, back to you in the studio. >> derrick ward. derek, thank you. >>> the man who carjacked a woman and l police on a high-speed chase through two states is still on the run. thursday night in gainesville, virginia, man forced a woman into her car at gun point and started driving. officers caught up with him and chased him into prince george's county. that's where he crashed and ran away. the woman inside the car was not hurt. >>> there's new insight into the mind of the man accused of killing yale grad student annie le. some people who knew him say raymond clark was controlling and often clashed with people in the science lab where le was doing research. clark reportedly september a text message to le on the day she disappeared to discuss the cleanliness of mouse cages. police found clark's dna at the murder scene and that investigators saw clark trying to hide cleaning equipment that was splattered with le's blood. police say that they may never know what his motive was. he's currently being held on $3 million bond. >>> a grizzly

derrick? >> as you mentioned, the u.s. department of transportation, which is holding the summit, said about 6,000 people died last year in crashes involving distracted drivers. the numbers tell the magnitude of the problem. but it's the stories behind those numbers that really speak to the toll of distracted driving. eg lost his mother. >> the driver behind her that rear-ended her at 50 miles per hour admitted afterwards to painting her nails while driving. >> haley lost a father. >> i knew my life would never be the same. >> dave lost a son. >> the crash recorder said she never touched her brakes. >> all those accidents involved distracted drivers. the survivors bear the emotional scars of loved ones lost, but others like cheryl adams still bear the physical scars. >> i remember lying on the concrete and hear a woman scream, she lost too much blood, she's not going to make it. >> they add faces to the statistics. adams' story is particularly troubling. she was on the sidewalk at 13th and l during the evening rush back in

live in northwest, back to you in the studio. >> derrick ward, thank you. >>> coming up on news4, new information about a man being called a person of interest in the murder of a yale university grad student. >> president carter says congressman joe wilson's outburst during the president's health care speech was based on racism. >> new details today about the pilot of a plane involved in a deadly mid-air collision over the hudson river. >> new speed cameras that use laser now being put up in chevy chase. >> what's ahead in weather. >> a lot of clouds and it's much cooler. we'll see a few sprinkles. >> the terps still trying to figure out how to get an easy win this season. so are the redskins and jason campbell. as for mr. sellers, he is coming to the mike with authority, preaching accountability in practice today. >>> police in ne connecticut, just wrapped up a news conference. raymond clark has been named a person of interest in le's murder. meantime, the medical examiner has determined that she was strangled to death. kris clacken has our report. >> reporter: police say by the end

veteran receiver derrick mason had four catches in that game. he and the rest of the ravens. chris carter, who criticized the ravens before sunday. johnson even referred to the ravens' receivers as "bums." >>> after the win, derrick mason said that keshon is-- keyshawn is the bum. carter doesn't have a super bowl ring either. at least i'm playing. just keep quiet and keep dreaming. you still could play. coach john harbaugh on his guys being criticized. >> don't start calling our guys names. you know? we're not too impressed with that. but our guys are going to go and play the way they are no matter what. we don't need someone else's respect. we don't need people saying good things about us. in fact, we kind of like it when it goes the other way. they can keep saying those things all wait. all they want. we will just show up on sunday. >> you can see the game here on wjz 13. i'll be with the team out west for a post game reaction. in fact, san diego opened its season saturday night. i'll have highlights of their game. that's ahead at 6:00. before then, sally, i want to you kee

derrick ward is in the area with more. >> reporter:e are learning a bit more. it happened about 1:55 this afternoon. we want to show you some video immediately after the incident. paramedics taking the victim out of the station. he was being resuscitated frantically. we understand he did succumb to his wounds and his injuries. we were told this man, this young man is a tenth grader at bell lincoln education campus, which is just behind us here. the students that came out said some of the staff members at the school were visibly shaken. students were held after class for a few minutes. they weren't told what exactly for, only there was an incident here. this happened at about 1:55. when paramedics came they found the young man on the train tracks. they had to shut off the third rail to get access to him to take him to the hospital where he died from his injuries. his circumstances coming on the track, metro says officially that he was intentionally on the tracks. that covers a lot of things. interestingly enough, perhaps shockingly enough, i talked to someone wh

flacco picked off by derrick johnson. weaves his way downfield 70 yards., alertly forces him out of bounds at the ravens 6. this cannot be happening. three plays later from the 2. brody coil. kansas city takes a 14-10 lead. john harbaugh said the story of the game was the ravens answering, and they do. a 9-yard touchdown, ravens become up by three. the chiefs, 3rd and 4 from their 16. good coverage by washington. leads to a field goal. tied at 17. the ravens answer again. 22yards around the end. his second career 100-yard game. he had 108. the ravens back up 24-17. here come the chiefs. coyle. game is tied at 24. no one can stop anyone in the 4th quarter. the ravens turn. 3rd and 8. flacco to mark clayton. 31-yard touchdown. they tack on another late. the ravens survive 38-24. it was air cameron. >> oh, it's awesome. so much fun, as a quarterback, that's what you want to do. sit back there, and let your o- line take care of you, and get the ball to your receivers. haven't done that too many times around here ever. that's fun to be able to move the ball aro

we are live along 695 and new at 11:00, derrick joins us now. >> on the basketball courts, they're remembering their friend, kwest logan. >> he was the most generous person i knew. >> i seen him, we gave each other a handshake. >> when i first heard that something happened to him. i thought it wouldn't be something violent. >> reporter: friends say he hadn't been seen since saturday night. monday morning, state police found the body inside his black car, crashed inside a wooded area outside the onramp to 685 west. he was alone. >> it appears that he left the roadway. the vehicle was almost camouflaged: it was really just about a miracle for someone to drive by and see the car. >> i feel for his mom. i know that's got to be -- yeah. >> reporter: it's heart- breaking news to friends in the neighborhood where he lived. many had known him since middle school. >> we helped them. even the younger kids. but he didn't even know them. >> he had friends. >> loved tennis shoes, had over like one hundred pair after shoes. always friendly. >> everyone liked it. just really sad and doesn't seem real. >> rep

derrick ward on whether all the hype is much ado about nothing. >> it came as virginia's gubernatorialdate, bob mcdonald was be queried about transportation funding in northern virginia on the wvot politics program. >> no taxes will be raced during your four did she year term? >> i'll find other ways to outline them. i've tlinbled [eep] [ -- >> did the.uare sq wre the written statement thre ads, quote -- it was antu unfornate stumble over thenfor wds and bo mcdonald apologizes for the mistake. anyone that spends time around bob knows he doesn't use such language. with the hot race going on, virginians are hanging on every word from the candidates and the comment was launched into the blogosphere and took on a life of its own. what are they saying on the streets of northern virginia? >> he made a slip-up. i'm a democrat. i don't love the guy but it's obvious as they call it, silly season? >> other things have said stuff in the past that meant it. it shouldn't be that too big of a deal. >> i think it's unfortunate when something that's really not an issue at hand gets turned into an issu

good news for people who own joe flacco and derrick mason in their fantasy leagues. that was the ravens final touchdown of the afternoon. the ravens go on to win, 34-3. they're now 3-0. much more on the ravens win, and a loss for a certain team that wears black and gold, coming up on sports extra. >>> the complete forecast coming up in a few minutes and something you may not believe when you see it. >>> plus, that sinking feeling down south. more problems after several weeks of rain, and it's been exactly one year since the crash of trooper two here in maryland. but there are still painful questions. abc2 investigator continues the investigation tonight. ( laughing ) hey chuckles, can you take out the trash again? why? it's barely full. that's wasting money. it stinks. ( sighs ) wasting money stinks. stop wasting money. use... hefty! hefty! hefty! with unscented odorblock technology. it neutralizes garbage odors, and can save you money. i love this bag. hefty! hefty! hefty! wasting bags stinks. stop the stinks. get hefty with unscented odorblock technology. at new lo

joe flacco, derrick mason and the road, this is fun, fun to watch. they're entertaining now.what happens this week. in the meantime we will send it over to susan she is filling in for justin. hi susan. >> good

i'm joined now live from washington by wrc reporter derrick ward.rning to you, looks like there are a bunch of people there. who's behind this march? >> reporter: well, it's a group called taxpayer rally. there are lots of groups here that are supporting this, and they really say that they don't have a designated leader. they say they are all joined in patriotism and in the ideals of the american constitution. now, thousands have turned out, some would say tens of thousands, have turned out for this taxpayer rally here in washington. it's called a tea party. they call themselves patriots and they say it's to end what they call the tax-and-spend policies emanating from washington. this group and groups like it have largely been associated with the right-wing, conservative themes. and while there definitely is a strong showing of those viewpoints here, it is at best an uneasy alliance. and many of the people we have spoken to say they are unhappy with both parties. it's a bit of a migration of this movement, dissatisfaction with what they say is busin

derrick mason is 800th career catch. the ravens are on a roll. >> on a roll. >>> pampered dogs have a five star option when staying in california's bay area now. a new swanky hotel for dogs put out the red carpet during the grand opening. it offers listen to this, a pool, massages, pedicures, even a zen den, you see it for stressed out dogs. >> the owners of the dog hotel say that the prices are on par with kennels and the dogs are treated like rock stars. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist susan schrek, starting off nicely this morning. mainly clear skies, we are looking at 57 degrees, 69 by noon. the clouds are moving in throughout the day. a stray shower and windy conditions this afternoon a high of 77. >>> susan, the main concern you need to be worried about today is northbound on 95 as you approach the 895 merge. we have a disabled vehicle blocking the two right lanes as they attempt to move it. aside from that traffic is heavy on the outer loop between harper and providence road this morning. >>> thank you for joi

derrick, let's start with you, your reaction to being here and seeing the nationals at the ballpark. >> you know, it's great, come out here and see the big league team play. you only get a little taste of it in spring training, but you come here and see the beautiful ballpark and the game, it's just so much more than that. >> as far as in the minor leagues, you know, most of the pitchers are not as well versed, they don't throw as many strikes, so you don't get to see as many pitches around a hitting zone, so win batting crown asks stuff like that, you have to be pretty good in the minor leagues. what was the difference maybe between college and high school you found out in the minor leagues the last few years? >> well, it got to a point it was almost like hitting in high school again, at the end of the year, once i had produced so many home runs and rbis through the end of august and beginning of september, i would be getting walked three or four times a game, and 0 not really getting any pitches to hit, other than a few change-ups and curveballs per game to hit, so it was in a funn

derrick mason caught his 800th catch. ray rice, willis mcgahee, mcklein, even speed cameras are taking pictures of this offense. 34-3 against the lifeless cleveland browns. are the ravens this good? >> we don't talk about it. it's like when you throw the no hitter, you don't talk about it and you just line up and prepare for every week you know. this was a great win. it was a division win and we're going to enjoy it right now and then we'll get ready for next week's opponent tomorrow. >> after today after you all in your sports call in show, it's time, to get going and get ready for the new england patriots, 38-31-34 is a measure of success. >>> we have the orioles. it's painful. i picked up press guides from 1970 and 1983 just to remember what it was like as a kid to be excited in late september for october. but for the tenth straight game the orioles loss, nine to nothing in cleveland. with seven games left, the orioles are five loses away from 100 defeats. how do you market this team for next year? is there anyone talk

the ravens, they bring everyone but they forget derrick sproles. and rate here at the 30, it's woop, ed reed turn around of all people so l.t. isn't playing. sproles gets the brunt of it. 7-0, lightning bolts. willis mcgay heat, three-yard touchdown. rejoe flacco off his back foot. kelley washington wide open, 27 yards. we're going to dance. how did he get wide open? >> look at the fake. it's the bubble screen. you see the fake of washington. acts like he's going to throw a block. actually the first time i've seen that. >> a little wrinkle. the ravens are able to do more. ray lewis, think he can do it in his 1th year. i guess to. river nonchalants it and landry makes a pick. the defense giving yards. they lead 21-16. now flacco to the stormien mormon todd heap. nine-yard touchdown. 28-16. speaking of a big season, philip rivers and vincent jackson. beautiful triple coverage. >> you put it on the receivers catch, great one by jackson. >> rivers has his armed looked at, 31-26, under three minutes to go. how is it feeling? i feel good enough to go vis

and join derrick for the area's only local newscast at 7:00. and don't forget wusatv9.com is always on. >> couric: tonight, three suspects are in custody in an alleged terror case, but officials say there are more out there and may be planning an attack, possibly against new york. i'm katie couric. also tonight, the u.s. commander in afghanistan warns the war could be lost without more troops. and pakistan's foreign minister says the united states must stay the course. >> you went in; you cannot leave without doing the job. >> couric: how many doses of the h1n1 flu vaccine will children need? what the first test results show. and when the men of the world line up by seniority, he'll be number one. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. law enforcement sources are telling us the hunt is on tonight for a dozen or more people who may be involved in a terror plot against the united states with new york city a possible target. this follows the weekend arrest of three men, incl

the cbs evening news with katie couric is next, followed by 9news now at 7:00 with derrick. i can tell you, have a great night. >> couric: tonight, the southeast in deep, deep trouble. floodwaters from days of torrential rain force hundreds to evacuate their homes. i'm katie couric. also tonight, one of the most controversial voices in america. >> this guy is, i believe, a racist. >> couric: are you sorry you said that at small >> i'm sorry the way it was phrased. >> couric: he writes the nation's tax laws, so how did charles rangel forget to tell congress about hundreds of thousands in personal income? and from the house floor to the dance floor, tom delay like you've never seen him before. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. a disaster is unfolding tonight in parts of the southeast. entire neighborhoods are underwater. at least nine people have died in some of the worst flooding there in decades. since saturday, some towns have had more than 18 inches of rain, you have no turn tiny streams into ra

for drummer derrick tab, their gift of music needed to reach another audience. >> music really savedot of stuff that was going on in the street and i figured i could do the same thing with a lot of other kids. >> reporter: he came up with an idea. offer kids ages 9 to 14 a chance to learn music for free. >> so, didn't have to do advertisement or nothing, just word of mouth. >> reporter: no strings attached, no instruments needed, just bring yourself. >> i call it the no excuse process. i give them a bus. i give them the transportation, i give them the you instruments, i give them the food, i give them the tutors, the teachers. so you have no excuse, you know, why you're not here. >> reporter: at first 42 kids showed up. >> and then in a week and a half we had like 65, 70 kids. >> reporter: a year later? >> i have like about 100 kids in the program right now still and 400 almost still on a waiting list. >> reporter: a year-around music education program for at least three hours a day, five days a week, known as the roots of music, fueled by donations, volunteers, and lots of love. for

brad meier and derrick noters.rick norris the 20- year-old catcher in hagerstown this year. player of the year in the minor league for the nationals. dana brown, you had to be excited what they did this cease on. >> very excited. when you can get depth in your draft. you look for first rounders to be good. second round tore be good. when you get depth in your fourth and fifth rounder it's exciting. >> dana, give us evaluation of where our minor league system is, we have great young pitching. some of the position players. >> the good thing is, from the system standpoint, a few years back, before we were able to get those extra picks and things like that, we were far back in the standings. we've crept up quite a bit, so we're at least higher than midway in the standings in term of win/loss record. in terms of pitching prospects we have a few guys fighting back from injury, but we have a lot of the prospects and we have position players coming along which is exciting. the exciting thing they are middle of the diamond

. >>> turned to sports, derrick cheater got into the record books at the expense of the orioles. michael jordan takes his place among the greatest players ever. >>> make it to a row for the washington nationals in florida, taking on the florida marlins. that pitch gets hit way back. the nationals when 5-3. history in new york during the yankees game last night, derek jeter at the plate and the lines this pitch and that is his career hit record. he passes a lou gehrig. an emotional michael jordan accepted his induction to the basketball hall of fame last night. he is considered as the greatest basketball player of all time. he was elected into the hall unanimously. have a great day. >>> your time is 6:42. we have 61 degrees on the saturday morning, all -- september 12. an emotional farewell coming up for two firefighters in did you know fios has a multi-room dvr? so you can record in one room and watch in up to six others. you can do that with cable! living room. bedroom. kitchen. thank you. (announcer) get the amazing multi-room dvr from verizon fios free for 3 months. you can wa

derrick ckery and his wife emma also helped support women battling. jim zorn's wife joy rounded on the the team captains. they ate lunch with the team. they were also given brand-new wigs, scarves and makeup. the ladies will get tickets for the game on sunday against the rams and also a private tour of the park in ashburn. >> i think it turned out really well. i think the ladies have a fun day. they're able to get makeup, wigs, and try on jeans, really just have a good day in the middle of a heart time. the event means a lot to cooley coulee. his mother is now cancer free. >>> how is year credit score? thanks to the recession, chances are it took a hit, and obvious it's credit card balances that can do the most damage. there are a few steps, though, that you can take to maintain, even improve your credit score in these tough times. cnbc's carmen wong ulrich has more on today's insider report. >> reporter: even though ward of the c.a.r.d. act went into effect last month, more americans with even the best edit records are seeing their terms change and n

derrick teeter has more hits than any in history, but it is demeanor -- is his demeanor that separatesg fan of fox news. >> we need to do grass-roots organizing. we need to understand that it is hard for the president and anyone else to take on not just of the republican party, but to take on all of right-wing talk radio. all of the fox network, which is nothing more than an arm of the republican party. >> listen, here's the deal. stop talking like that. it is false. here -- he is a pinhead. he has refused to come on our show in a while. another pinhead move. on how well the patriot mine is smiling, -- selling, you can only get them on our website. this is perfect stuff to wear to the beach or a health call -- health care town hall meeting. we sell this merchandise to make you happy. "many middle-class folks: ge stocks." "they are taking a beating. as a former employee, i feel bad for the good people that work there. they are being harmed by the board." "i am highly alarmed at the connection between general electric, nbc, and the president. manipulation of the press can lead the states

last year they had two 1,000-yard rushers in brandon jacobs and derrick ward. all 262 pounds of jacobs is back. this guy can be a bull. he had 16 rushing touchdowns last season. the season opener against the skins. remember this play? look ought below. right over le'ron landry. that hit was probably shown 100 times that week. apparently he's not too worried about the beefy mr. jacobs. >> they all fall the same. doesn't matter. none of em are bigger than me. doesn't matter to me. >> you enjoy that challenge more? >> doesn't matter. i weighed 250 in the tenth grade. >> the reason he got a big chuckle, his whole press conference today was a snoozer. albert can be a quiet guy. doesn't say a whole lot. then he drops that bomb at the end. they are going to play that in new york a couple of days. >> i like albert haynesworth. moving on to baseball. jim riggleman was promoted to interim manager. most thought he was a place holder, but riggleman is making a case to be the guy. players have responded much of the time. it hasn't all been perfect. under riggleman, nats hav

speaking of the ravens, how is the health of derrick mason after shoulder surgery?r from number 85. and showcase the very best in the plays of the week countdown. and which one of the plays will get the top billing. "sports unlimited" starts right now. . >> with the mandated nfl cuts out of the bay way. ravens can focus on the season opener sunday against kansas city. but the chiefs fired offensive coordinator last week. and now there is a big question mark as to who will be under center this sunday. chief quarterback matt cassel practiced today with a brace on

. >> i'm joined live from washington by wrc reporter derrick ward. the ad meant how come the other networks missed the opportunity to manufacture the news? >>> the family research council hosting the values voters summit over the weekend. platforms to the like of carrie prejean and jesse waters showed up finding himself questioned by the people he sought laearlier the year. he was held accountable for his ambush tactics. >> he said the reason you do ambush interviews is to get answers from people not willing to come on and answer the questions. she said she was never asked to come on the show. >> you're from -- >> i'm a co-worker of hers. >> you're trying to ask me why she wasn't contacted? >> yes. you said that the reason we do ambush interviews are to get answers -- she said she got no call. >> i called her. >> who in the office did you call? >> i called the main number. >> at the same event little jesse's boss was awarded the first ever media courage award. so courageous the event was closed off to the media. family research council in its explana

derrick ward is live to tell us how this went. >> reporter: it was late july when that fire occurred. in the interim there has been a lot of investigating and things going on to figure out if things could have been done better. what came out of this hearing today at the d.c. city council, there needs to be better coordination between the fire department, which desperately needs water and water and sewer authority which supplies it. the fire burned quickly and the closest hydrants didn't work. nearby hydrants on chain bridge road worked but were fed by eight-inch water mains and couldn't fight such a substantial blaze. chief ruben today called it the perfect storm. >> the incident commander needed to use hydrants more than one mile away to eventually secure a reliable, high-volume water flow. this process was both difficult and time consuming to accomplish as it required the use of multiple fire engines to stretch fire hoses between the hydrant and the house. >> reporter: council members expressed concern today that after earlier fires with hydrant issues, there was an awareness of thi

derrick ward joins us in the studio with more on the end of this trial. >> reporter: an ambush, an execution. those are some of the terms the judge and prosecutor used to describe the killing of the armored car courier in a hold-up in april 2004. today the man convicted of the killing learned his fate. jason swindler was gunned down as he stepped out of his vehicle august 6, 2004 at a bbent t bank this hyattsville. the robber got away with nearly $60,000. swindler lost his life. today the man convicted of that killing, 36-year-old earl whitley davis was sentenced to life plus 20 years for the crime, which the judge called a carefully pnned execution, with people lying in wait. >> i feel quite relieved. i think i speak for the whole family. >> i couldn't understand how earl davis could go and shoot him in the back like that. the money was there. it was a lot of bullets. >> reporter: the case was moved to federal court from county court so prosecutors could seek the death penalty. >> our thoughts were if mr. davis could be removed from the streets, nobody else would have to go through what we

the ravens, they bring everyone but they forget derrick sproles. and rate here at the 30, it's woop, ed reed turn around of all people so l.t. isn't playing. sproles gets the brunt of it. 7-0, lightning bolts. willis mcgay heat, three-yard touchdown. rejoe flacco off his back foot. kelley washington wide open, 27 yards. we're going to dance. how did he get wide open? >> look at the fake. it's the bubble screen. you see the fake of washington. acts like he's going to throw a block. actually the first time i've seen that. >> a little wrinkle. the ravens are able to do more. ray lewis, think he can do it in his 1th year. i guess to. river nonchalants it and landry makes a pick. the defense giving yards. they lead 21-16. now flacco to the stormien mormon todd heap. nine-yard touchdown. 28-16. speaking of a big season, philip rivers and vincent jackson. beautiful triple coverage. >> you put it on the receivers catch, great one by jackson. >> rivers has his armed looked at, 31-26, under three minutes to go. how is it feeling? i feel good enough to go vis

. >> a new coach doesn't want a quarterback shuchl and derrick anderson has had success makes it a controversy. but one thing that surprises subcommittee brady quinn isn't playing with confidence and it seems that the browns don't have confidence in him. week one first and goal from the six, run a play and run two straight snaps out of the wildcat. if he is the quarterback, let him make a play. >> thanks, guys. we will talk again document. when we come back shaun phillips checks in. (kara) when my dry contacts bother me, i just can't go on with my day. l the rubbing, the blinking, the drops. my doctor told me that only acuvue® oasys™ has hydraclear® plus. so the lens stays moist. wow. it feels like it disappeared on my eye. (announcer) don't wait. enjoy the all day comfort of acuvue® oasys™ today - even if you have astigmatism. just go to acuvuetrialpair.com for a free trial pair certificate. and now's the best time to try because we're extending our best savings ever on acuvue® oasys™. but only for a limited time. so hurry. go to acuvuetrialpair.com today. >> linebacker shaun flichs is not on