sorry. >> i don't believe he has anything to worry about detroit beating his replacement. i am a raven fan all the way through this year. we will overcome. thank you guys to much for playing along with us so the game gets started at 8:00 tonight. tailgaters are starting to trickle now that it's friday night and they are just get august of work. joining you live at 6:00. back to you. >> knowing that ravens get the last word in this town. switching gears, 6 police officers opened fire on man in michigan. what sparked the confrontation that had so many open fire. why the man's family is crying foul. this guy might want to consider another race course next year. he rolled out of control at the same spot two years in a row. where this amazing incident happened and where the team is thinking about racing again, after this. this is amateur video captured of a deadly shooting in michigan. police officers get in to a confrontation with 49-year-old millton hall. hall was holding a knife and refused to put it down and they unleashed a ba ran of gun shots which hall's mother says was

los orioles, tienen una ventaja a detroit por dos juegos en la lucha por el segundo boleto de wild cardioles inician otra serie contra los rangers de texas. por la mls dc united empato de local 1-1 con el union de filadelfia con un arbitraje polemico, con el empate el equipo capitalino esta en zona de clasificacion, tenemos imagenes y reacciones desde el por la nfl se jugo el segundo partido de la pretemporada y aca si no les fue nada bien a los dos equipos del area, los redskins y los ravens perdieron, los osos de chicago disfrutaron de la química que mostraron sus titulares, pero fue el gran partido del novato kirk cousins el que se llevó la noche, para derrotar a los redskins 31 a 30. pero fue doble derrota para washington porque el mejor jugador defensivo, brian orakpo, dejó el partido en el primer cuarto por una lesion en el hombre. orakpo se lastimó intentando realizar un tackleo con el brazo. primera derrota de los redskins en pretemporada. en baltimore tambien se sufrio, y para quienes se preguntaban si los detroit lions podrían dar continuidad a su gran temporada de 2011, pues

detroit sluggers get it done. tigers win 7-5. yankees and orioles, bases loaded for robinson cano and you know if i'm telling you the bases are loaded it's going to

maybe my job is now in detroit. they didn't even know where detroit was. they didn't speak much of the language. when they got to detroit, as katya says, everything changed. >> after a grueling 15-hour bus ride to detroit, the men brought them to a hotel and asked them for their passports and money. then they gave the girls the true and terrible terms of their employment. >> just that you guys, because we brought you here, you should give us $12,000 each for everything. and for paperwork you've got to give us $25,000, which for me was incredible money, and they said, you guys are going to work for us and give us money for three months. they brought us clothes. it was strip clothes and shoes, and they say you guys are going to work at the club named cheetah, and you guys are going to work monday through saturday, double shift 2:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. >> for katya, a year of terror and abuse was about to begin. >> would go to work, work 12 hours a day there, and at the end of the shift, 2:00 in the morning there was waiting for us outside of the club in the ca

pryer coming off a great game last week in detroit. hopefully he'll get to play a little bit more in the second half. >> he was centalating against the detroit lions. >> the 53 man roster must be established at 6:00 tomorrow our time. the final preseason game of 2012 thecumbie the the the as always, a sparkly night in the emerald city of seattle washington. sold out tonight, 78 consecutive for a seahawk game. it is very loud usually. we'll see if it will be for a preseason game. the raiders will get the football first. greg papa, tom flores and jim plunkett upstairs. jt on the field in our radio and simue cast coach. the number 1 series tonight minus daren mcfadden. they better be sharp right away because they won't be in for long. >> since they're only going to play one series, i'm sure they'll try to put together their best plays for a nice drive so they can get off the field and get ready for the opener coming up in a little more than a week. carson palmer needs to be successful. he needs to be consistent. >> the first one g

and he also played a song for me in detroit. of your own songs, and instead he did a cover, he did "blue suede shoes." he's a very interesting, sort of ghost-like figure, but you can get his album on itunes now and they rereleased it with the film. hopefully he gets some of that fame and some of that fortune. >> "sugaring for sugarman," adding to it my netflix queue today. poppy harlow, great story. >>> when it comes to the tax debate, democrats insist that mitt romney should turn over many, many years of his returns. but today the republican fought back and made a rare admission. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping ideas move from ambition to achievement. and the next great idea could be yours. ♪ and the next great idea could be yours. ♪ [ acou[ barks ]ar: slow ] ♪ [ upbeat ] [ barks ] beneful playful life is made wit

steve joins us from detroit for the discussion. if you want to ask a question, we have numbers to call. the first call comes from nevada. the republican line, good morning. caller: i want to ask the woman he was having --you was having, what does she think about obama bragging about the bailout of gm if there's going to be $25 billion we will not get back? we own 500 million stocks right now. it is valued at $20. until we get our money back -- host: ok, go ahead. guest: this is a great question. the bailout has become fodder for political debate. with the obama administration taking credit for the bailout and calling it one of the unmitigated successes. the romney campaign is really criticizing it. i think the caller brings up an interesting point. the gm stock price has foundered since its ipo in the fall of 2010. we are looking at a $25 billion loss. it is important to remember the loss estimates fluctuate on the gm stock price. it is important to also way the white house response. that is the bailout was not intended to make mon

with detroit one game back. oakland one-and-a-half...and the angels two-and-a-half back.. everyone's on thee schedule but l-a...first up a trip to d-town..top of the 5th...tied at one...matt wieters destroys the justin perlander offering...gone for his 17th...2-run shot gives the o's a 3-1 lead....bottom half..jhonny peralta grounds &pit to 3rd...manny machado nic pick...strong throw...markk reynolds falling off the base but the ump says he was on long enough for the out....jim lee-land out to argue...this is rare...they reverse the call...reynolds slams his glove...immediately ejected.... buck showalter comes out to defend his player...he loses it...buck tossed....let's see if they got the call right... the ball is in the glove... foot's on the bag...umps got it wrong....bottom of the 6th...o's still up 3-1...not anymore...prince fielder bombs it to center...way gone for his 21st homer...2-run blast ties it at 3....in the 8th... still tied...not anymore... fielder again...clobbers it to right...his 2nd.... 2-run homer of the game...that's the game-winner...tigers take the

. >> and 8:00 kickoff and the ravens face the detroit lions in what i'm sure john harbaugh hubs will be a better performance than what we saw one week ago in atlanta on when the ravens got crushed. they struggled the first three series going three and out. re rice got a hold of the ball and he had nowhere to go. i do not think it's too much a cause for concern. tonight will be better. and hopefully they will get things done. the stars are expected to play about half. we know when he can do and how are important he is to the offense. this is his vision on whether the ravens officense can go. >> before i got here, this will all the fans. the does feel good to know that we are, right now, a good offense, but what are going to do now to become a great offense? in theking at top 10 league offense. >> it's no question that the way the league is moving, offense is more important than ever. i know a guy who is in really good hand downside, rob roblin with the tail gators. how's it going? >> on going to introduce you to two young men. kyle, how're you doing, my brother? and jackson? you guys

they have changed the culture of the detroit lions. it was a long, hard process and this will be the final step for them now to realize the dreams and goals and aspirations. >> thom: this is the handshake that caused all of the to do. jim schwartz coming out harbaugh and yelling, the two screaming at one another. >> brian: yeah, both wished it had gone differently. you knew that right from the get-go. i don't know that jim is thinking about that right now. he is feeling good about it right now. i promise you, he is thinking about already here the game is not even over, what he -- like you said what i do have to do tomorrow and who looked good and who didn't. >> thom: how much time did a head coach work now in the nfl? >> brian: you don't want to know. everybody works hard. >> thom: how many hours? >> brian: i tell you what, right now, there is easily you're talking about 18-hour days. and the hard part is between now and the end of the season, these coaches will not have a day off, not a day. once that first whistle in training camp be

that won't make a dent in detroit's money problems. if you could inspire just a few more citizens to have the can-do spirit of little joshua, all of a sudden, maybe you've got yourself a comeback. anita? >> maybe, derek. >>> she's the first african- american to ever win the all- around gymnastics gold medal at the olympics. instead of celebrating her win, some black women are criticizing gabby douglas's hair in social media. log on, watch and weigh in on facebook.com/wusa9. >>> it's being called the world's largest crab feast. today thousands of people gathered at navy marine corps memorial. proceeds from this fest of summertime favorites go towards cultural organizations. >>> touchdowns are expected to happen on sunday, on mars. two years after that, curiosity will be rolling around, searching for signs of whether mars was ever home to life. it can blast through rocks and identify what elements are inside. the landing is the tricky part. the spacecraft will go from 13,000 miles an hour to zero in just minutes. there's a cable that act

it's happened again this time in detroit. this involved two planes on approach to the airport. >> it was too close for comfort in detroit last night. during landing at the detroit metro airport a delta 737 and a small regional jet came within two miles of each other horizontally. >> it's really scary. that's lives at risk and whether miscommunication or whatever, they should definitely be on top. >> the problem? the air traffic controllers head set jack wasn't fully operating so the pilots couldn't hear air traffic instructions. the pilots were aware they were too close and never at risk for colliding. both planes landed safely and the f.a.a. is investigating. but the incident comes just three days after a similar scare local will. on tuesday, a miscommunication led to a near miss of three planes flying too close. travelers at national said even though officials say the planes weren't in danger of colliding the news is still concerning. >> if safety requires that a higher then we should be paying the higher price instead of c

now its members are working to become certified animal control officers here in detroit. until certified the group is restricted to taking dogs surrendered by their owners. ddr also posts dog pictures on their website in hopes of finding them new, caring homes. >> one of the hardest things to tell myself every day, you're not going to be able to save them all, but the ones we do save we'll definitely make a difference for. >> reporter: and the dog from the chase? she was surrendered and rodney stewart has named her penny. when do you think the last time she was petted like this was? >> it's been a while. it's been a while. >> reporter: watching the backs of those lost in the big city without the voices to ask for help. kevin tibbles, nbc news, detroit. >>> that is our broadcast on a monday night as we start off a new week back home in new york. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, a casin

it was too close for comfort in detroit last night. at the detroit metro airport, a flight and a small regional jet came within two miles of each other. they are supposed to keep at least 3 miles of separation. >> it is scary. whether it was miscommunication or whatever, people should be on type of thing. >> the fda says pilots were aware they were too close -- said the pilots were aware were too close. the separation was less than like, they said. the incident comes three days similar scare locally. on tuesday at reagan national airport, a miscommunication lead a near miss of three planes flying too close. the news is still concerning. if safety requires a higher we should be paying the price instead of crossing we get on awhen plane. many say it is a risk are willing to take. >> i wonder how many happened heard about.not it will not deter me from flying. >> most travelers told me these incidents cause concerns, but stop flying. >> thank you. three people are recovering a serious car crash in prince george's county. around 11:00 last

this time, over detroit last night. a large delta 737 from phoenix and small regional jet approaching from different directions and different altitudes came within two miles of each other. well within the three mile safety zone jets usually fly. faa said the confusion came when the air traffic controller's headset began to give out broadcasting intermittently. the pilot's unable to hear all of the contributions. >> obviously, that's not a desirable situation. i think perhaps even more insidious is the fact that the pilots may not know it what he or she is not hearing. >> faa said there's no threat of a collision saying both pilots could see each other's planes. both aircrafts landing safely. but this latest incident three days after another scare in the skies when three planes nearly collided over the nation's capital. it happened when a commuter plane took off in the wrong direction, headed in the path of a second jet cleared to run in the same runway. >> stand bye. >> an alert air traffic controller saw the confusion

but what mitt romney has said is he didn't say no support for detroit. he said that detroit should go through a managed bankruptcy and on the back end of that bankruptcy after restructuring then they should get support. >> but there was no money, no managed bankruptcy. it wasn't in the realm of possibility. >> we had a political bankruptcy and what happened was the obama administration put themselves in the position to pick winners and losers. i don't think that was one in keeping with the rule of law. the point about the plant in my hometown, president obama came there and campaigned in the plant in 2008. he said, this plant will be here for another hundred years. he got elected. he put his policies in place. the plant is empty. nobody works there anymore. >> tell us about tonight's speech. >> it's going to be a speech where mitt romney picks up where we left off and says, here's how we're going to get people back to work. here are my plans for getting higher take home pay, more jobs. we got to get this debt under control. it's going to take leadership.

the detroit lions are leading the ravens 20-9.nson is the star of the game, 111 yards and a touchdown. the nation's oldest newspaper geared toward african-americans is celebrating a milestone. publishers released its 120 anniversary edition. so war veteran john murphy senior founded the afro-american newspaper on august 13, 1892. it was used to fight civil in justice and promote positive images of african-americans. >> when you step back and really start to digest the actual coverage, the events, and many began to realize that it is not just history. it is a chronicling of the entire black community for the 20th century. >> among the most decorated contributors, langston hughes. a warning about a lawyer arrested in maryland. how we managed to steal thousands. tomorrow is the last did it take advantage of tax-free shopping week. east baltimore county's new school superintendent is also a parent. >> strong thunderstorms hitting part of the eastern shore. right now, it is 73 degrees at the airport. the airport. oreo and dunkin' are t

now roy roberts in detroit probably gets reduced from p.a. p.a. 72 but it's good news because he had unilateral power over finance and academics and was proposing to put 61 pupils in each class. and so he cannot do that. he does not have control over the academics. joe harris in benton harbor gets downgraded again. and so now we can begin to make the case that p.a. four suspended and those who were put in under p.a. four have to go. those who get reduced to public act 72 should at this point have finished their work and indeed have to go as well. governor snyder himself has said that the emergency manager program is supposed to be temporary. well, if it's supposed to be temporary, then let us see what that looks like. they have to go. they have not used their powers to help expand economic opportunities. in fact, there are no jobs. police and fire are cut. classroom size expanded beyond any teacher's ability to teach students. and so this public policy does not work. we're going to vote this thing off of the charts. public act four will no lo

before detroit police finally detonated the bomb. investigators did charge someone with placing the device. an animal cruelty call ends with a couple facing child abuse charges. charges.investigators in texas found a 16-month-old girl covered in roaches and kept in a dog's cage.they also found more than two dozen cats and dogs and a dead horse in the yard. the same couple was already on probation... in 2009... child protective services removed another child from the couple's care after the two were convicted of hurting a 10-year-old.the child had been tied to a weight bench with zip ties. a scare for passengers aboard a megabus traveling from atlanta to charlotte... as the bus catches fire on a busy highway. the fire broke out yesterday as the double decker drove through georgia.these pictures show firefighters as they put out the flames.you can see the back half of the bus is completely destroyed as well as some luggage. passengers say it felt like &pthe bus was wobbling before the driver pulled over and evacuated the bus. 1:07-1:15

. >> i'm putting him in the chrysler from detroit because of the auto bailout and chrysler has these ads now with this gravelly voice saying this is how we make cars in detroit and they show the street scenes in and that's the image the president is trying to project. >> what would you have? >> i put obama in a saab. i definitely would put him in a european car. >> i put him in a bulletproof, sound-proof, poison proof bad -- limousine. when you're president, there's all the advantages. >> his last personal car was the ford escape hybrid and he previously had the chrysler. >> i put him in the chevy volt because if it works, that's his whole theory of the economic case, it's g.m. >> mitt romney would put him in a chevy volt. >> mitt romney would wish he was in a rambler. he loves his dad's rambler. any fun ideas for romney and cars? >> he mentioned it, cadillacs. >> he said it. >> he drives a mustang but you could say rambler or pacer. >> any of them in a european car. >> i would put romney in a lexus. he can't be in anything from detroit. >> romney is the buick roadmaster station wago

about 45-miles north of detroit.far no one has come forward.it was the third biggest powerball jackpot ii the game's history. 3 after waiting for 6 months... ravens fans will see their team play at home tonight. tonight.the ravens face off against the detroit lions.the lions confounded everyone a year agooby earning a playoff spot under head coach jim schwartz... the pride of arbutus.the lions are good, solid young team that's still on the rise... and even though it's only pre-season, john harbaugh has a lot of respect for them. them.tonight's game will be right here on fox45 starting with pregame coverage at 7- thirty. coming up... baby boomers... being urged o test themselves for hepatitis c.how many peope could be infected... without even knowing. and from basketball... to books.harlem globetrotter choo smith joins us next... to talk about his new book... and wherr it's being featured this weekend.you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all ((bum 3 it's a day of empowerment, inspiration and books. the an

. >> this time in detroit involving two planes on approach to the airport there. it is our top story tonight. >> it was too close for comfort in detroit last night. scary landing at the detroit metro airport at delta 737 and small regional jet came within two miles of each other horizontally. safe flying calls for three miles of separation. >> really scary. tons of live at risk and whether it's miscommunication or whatever, they should be on top of that type of thing. >> the problem the air traffic controllers headset jack wasn't fully operating so the pilots couldn't hear air traffic instruction. the f.a.a. says the pilots were aware they were too close andener at risk for colliding. elizabeth cory with the f.a.a. said in a statement air traffic control was aware they had a situation where separation was less than they would like. both planes landed safely and the f.a.a. is investigating. but the incident comes three days after a similar scare locally. on tuesday at reagan international airport, a miscommunication led to a near miss of three planes flying too clo

this time over detroit. a passenger reports seeing the other plane outside his window. the new excuse we're hearing. >>> super saturday in london. serena serves a golden run and michael phelps making history. we take you inside their workouts. how do you get a body like this? >>> and in thin air. skydivers over america's heartland 220 miles an hour. would you dare? >>> good evening, we begin this saturday night with the devastating pictures this evening out of oklahoma. two-thirds of the country in a punishing drought. this evening, ground zero near oklahoma city, where fires are close to many neighbors. you see the fire behind it. this image from the town of luther. and further south. animals true. this horse struggling to escape the fires. we begin with mike boettcher. >> reporter: david, i love in oklahoma, when the temperatures hit 113 and winds started kicking up. it was clear there was trouble coming. and it was. at least 100 buildings burned to the ground. almost half of them homes. a day care center was turned to ash. hundreds were evacuated in advance from the

detroit it winning. the ravens are going down and so did the orioles. the orioles were not able to beat up the tigers. over a questionable call. they became upset after the overturned call puts p era lts on first base after he was caught on the base. >> he could really hit that ball. i have to give it to him. >>> students at a fitness club moving their studio by hand. they have only been open for a year but is expanding to a larger space. they move today. it's known as a farmer's walk. it's called that because it mimics farmers carrying buckets. he said he could have hired a moving truck but this is cheapest and he said it would be fun to train at the same time. smart guy. >> looks painful. >> especially if you carry it a long distance. >> you know tomorrow not the greatest day but not a wash out. maybe a few morning showers, spot shower and storm south and east town. about 82, sunday the pick of the weekend. 84, mix of sun and clouds, monday the showers, try to come back in. notice the temperatures, del

. >>> the orioles looking for two in a row against the tigers in detroit. bottom of the 1st tigers have two on. jhonny peralta homers, 4-0 detroit. top 2, o's for a comeback down 5-2. j.j. hardy pulls one into left. two runs score on the double by hardy who also turned 30 today. o's down 5-4, top of the 4th, two runners in scoring position. that is nate mclouth who triples to right. the birds win 7-5. they are now 51-0 when leading after seven innings. >>> d.c. united hosting the philadelphia union at rfk stadium, eighth minute and the union get on the board. brian carroll collect the bouncing ball and put it. in philly up 1 -0. 71st minute united still down. free kick and the ball goes into the net off a union againer. the game is tied 1-1. 89th minute, derosario, a penalty kick over the crossbar. the game finishes in a tie. d.c. youth is fifth -- united is fifth in the conference. >>> less than a minute ago the mystics trailed 52-69. this game goes to overtime at 62-62. there's the congratulations and all smiles, why not. in o.t. washington down one. jasm

we start in detroit because the tigers were dreaming of an 11-game home win streak.urtis granderson, former tiger, doing damage. top one, off of sanchez. that's to right. mark teixeira in. yankees take a 2-0 lead. but it would get worse for the tigers. better for the yankees. it's granderson. this gets out in a hurry. a three-run chop off of sanchez. granderson's first of the season. first yankee outfielder to go back-to-back home run seasons, since dave winfield did it nearly 30 years ago. top seven, ichiro, grounding one. prince fielder, that's not going to get the job done. throw, laughable. bottom nine, 12-8. soriano trying to button up the save. and he does. gets brandon bosh swinging. yankees win 12-8. and detroit's home win streak is officially history. >>> giants and cardinals. hunter pence. what a deadline acquisition he's been for the giants. top six, through the middle. guess who scores again. cabrera. later in the inning, giants up 5-0. and it got worse if you're a cardinals fan. brandon crawford, to left. brandon belt scores. 15-0, your final. the giants

his 19th homer gives detroit a 1-0 lead. then it's miguel cabrera's turn.. tigers up 2-0 after four. so there's the offense. now how about some defense? justin verlander matches a career high with 14 ks, and he does it against one of the best teams in baseball, the tigers roll the yanks 7-2. the tigers are chasing the white sox in the a.l. central. chicago keeping pace with a win over kansas city. gordon beckman gives the sox the lead in the eighth. they hold ton to win 4-2. only three teams have done since the all-star break, they beat the reds. ramirez and hart hit back-to-back jacks in the sixth. milwaukee wins. justin morning u put a hit on the indians hitting two home runs, four rbis. the indians lose their tenth in a row by a football score of 14-3. speaking of football, terrell owens is heading back to the nfl. t.o. worked out with the seattle seahawks yesterday looked so good they signed the wide receiver to a one-year deal. owens hasn't played in the nfl since 2010. finally nfl camp is in full swing and the jets are in fight mode. running back joe

detroit's getting back up. detroit's getting back up. these aren't -- these aren't bad guys. they don't get it. they don't get what happens on the street. they don't get what happens in the neighborhoods. they don't get what happens when people don't have these jobs. republican obstructionism has slowed our progress. but it has not stopped it. in spite of them, in spite of governor's romney's insistence that we, quote, let detroit go bankrupt, we rescued the automobile industry. >> joe biden said the other day that middle class is in the midst of a recovery. president obama said that the private sector is doing just fine. this is the obama imaginary recovery. >> well, despite their efforts to focus squarely on jobs in the economy todd akin of missouri forced republicans into a national conversation about the hot button social issues of abortion and rape. yesterday paul ryan said he would follow mitt romney's lead on the issue of abortion. >> proud of my record, mitt romney is going to be the president. the president sets policy. his policy is exceptions for rape, incest, life

the detroit branch naacp of michigan forward, our great legal team, butch haollowell an curt sanders.day where we celebrate and we believe again in the system. democracy can work even in the state of michigan. >> there's a lot of confusion now, pastor, about what happens in the places that have an emergency manager. what is radical about this law is just how much power an emergency manager has. they have so much power than essentially all other forms of government that they wipe out sort of atrophy in their presence because they have unilateral control. it's unclear now whether or not that person is still in charge if the emergency manager powers are going to be on hold until the vote happens in november. how do you see that playing out? >> it plays out differently. the general rule, though, is that once the petitions are certified, public act four is suspended, which means mike brown in flint, who was placed as an emergency manager in flint under public act four has to cease and desist. muskegon heights, you have to cease and desist. now roy roberts in detroit probably gets reduced f

tied for the final spot.that would be detroit and baltimore. baltimore.can we say important series...britton getting the call up before the game....1st inning... in trouble...bases loaded.... one out...jhonny peralta bounces into the taylor made 6-4-3 double play...britton escapes the .bottom of the 2nd...leadoff runner on...britton neutralizes that...alex avila 6-443 twin killer... back-to-back innings with a dduble play for britton.... move to the 6tt...2 on... nobody out...britton gets peralta chasing the hook...5 strikeouts on the night for the o's leftyy....next batter...delmon young... chopper over the mound...

. >> what's going to happen to detroit?e city in terms of -- it's a challenge but the thing is, we've worked hard to build a good partnership. i viewer the mayor and city council, they should be running detroit and at the state level we are trying to be a good partner. all of us need to come together to say a couple things. one, we need to get the financial stability for the finances of the city so it can be solid. the second one is the citizens of detroit deserve better services than they're getting today. a lot of us are working hard to make sure that happens. they deserve a better answer and we're working to deliver that. >> but they should have local control or are you still involved in this city manager dispute over who should run detroit? >> i have always believed in local control. it's only if there's a massive emergency where they are unable to do that effectively did we put in place an emergency manager law. in fact, that law goes back to governor blanchard years and years ago. we enhanced the law with an early war

the victims of that voter fraud perpetuated in detroit with the minority citizens in detroit. >> host: okay, so voting is a right, not a privilege. i think you both agree to that. that is it's a right is not a privilege? >> guest: certainly. >> host: i don't think he can be compared to getting on an airplane. is a fundamental right and responsibility in the democratic responsibility. >> guest: rights come with responsibilities. >> host: free and fair access to the polls i would think should not be subject to costly restrictions and i just wonder, is there a republican feeling that increasing registration hurdles or tightening up and requiring a stricter voter i.d. automatically benefits republicans in the same way that increasing registration automatically benefits democrats? >> guest: the problem, your underlying assumptions are just wrong. voter i.d. has been shown, does not restrict people and it does not prevent them from voting. how do we know that to be true? otherwise speculation done by opponents to it, we have seen results in georgia and indiana. they have the toughest voter

. >> the poes play the red sox and play detroit in detroit plays the ravens this weekend. >> a fun time. >> some highway closers expected this weekend due to an event that will honor victims of 9/11. >> how police are trying to make the road safer for school buses and the kids inside them. >> a significant piece of history. something they have not done in more than five decades. more on that in start >> baltimore county police are issuing a warning for motorists to speed past school buses. this has led to a number of close calls. anyone breaking the law could face paying a fine of $580 and three points in their license. officials say they are hoping for safe returns on august 27. >> we have kids who may cross at the end, when the bus is almost ready to leave and they need to be aware of the area when the bus has stopped. >> police say they will be out in force especially in certain neighborhoods with marked and unmarked vehicles looking for violators. >> and road closures for this weekend as part of the 9/11 ride. it might want to avoid eye-95. 2000 vehicles ride from virginia to new yo

what was, this up in detroit, michigan. usually they break up on land. >> so no tornado? >> no, no, very rarely does that happen. all right, and now the recast, back closer to home, no waterspouts but a few showers across the area. 72 by lunchtime. back up to 83 on tuesday. >>> what happened to the 90s? >> it's gone and let's just not talk about it anymore, right? >>> we'll be back after a break. >>> did you say the kids are going back to school tomorrow, already? i wish it was my kids. >>> tile is learn, everybody is going to be back. >> most go back the 27th, i think it is starting to feel and smell like it. >> ll, the temps have been like fall. >> people had sweatshirts on there. >>> that does it for us tonight. have a great day and we'll see you tomorrow night. >> don't forget we'll be here at 4:30 tomorrow morning. have a good night. wççÑçÑ