eli manning on the short end. really on the short end. 38-14. being consoled with his parents archie and olivia after losing to the colts 38-14. as you all know, peyton manning is one of the most cooperative athletes in all of sports and available in all of sports. he knew the questions most had to pertain to eli and figured there was nothing he could say and only make it worse. my guess would be that is why peyton politely declined to speak to andrea kremer. tony, you old team had it going on tonight. what was your take? >> they really did. i can kind of sense that. i talked to jim caldwell on friday. and he was more concerned about the offense than he was about the run defense. everyone else with was talking about the colts run defense and the weaknesses they had. but the offense wasn't sharp last week. he felt like they really practiced well, that peyton would be on top of his game and they came out with a first drive, w1scored. that really set the tempo because this team is so much different, when they are ahead than when they are playing f

eli manning on the short end. really on the shortnd. 38-14. being consoled with his parents archie and olivia after losing to the colts 38-14. as you all know, peyton manning is one of the most cooperative athletes in all of sports and availle in all of sports. he knew the questions most had to pertain to eli and figured there was nothing he could say and only make it worse. my guess would be that is why peyton politely declined to speak to andrea kremer. tony, you old team had it going on tonight. what was your take? >> they really did. i can kind of sense that. talked to jim ldwell on friday. and he was more concerned about the offense than he was about the run defense. everyone else with was talking about the colts run defense and thweaknesses they had. but the offense wasn't sharp st week. he felt like they really practiced well, that peyton would be on top of his game and they came out with a first drive, w1scored. that really set the tempo because this team is so much different, when they are ahead than when they are playing from behind

peyton now 2-0 against his little brother eli.iants running back brandon jacobs apologizing for an incident in the third quarter where reportedly he threw his helmet into the stands. jacobs said he did not do it on purpose, he threw it in frustration and it sailed on him a bit. really? the colts fan who caught it refused to give it back for several minutes but finally surrendered it. jacobs has not been happy with his playing time and his carries with the giants. giving somebody a soouf veer that they had taken away. the jets the over team looking for their first win. patriots, second quarter. randy moss can still do it. from tom brady. hauling in the 34-yard touchdown pass with one hand. third quarter, 14-7 pats. mark sanchez fighting the jets back. two-yard touchdown to cotchery. jets would later increase the lead to 21-14. sanchez putting away a one-yard touchdown. a big win over the patriots in a game my wife said had the two combined hottest quarterbacks in the history of the nfl. miami and minnesota, brett favre drops back i

tough for eli, sacked and fumbled in the third, colts recovered in the end zone. nothing went right for the giants. indy won in a rout 38-14. jets and pats,lay of the game turned in by randy moss. moss hauled it in with a remarkal one-handed grab. e more time. moss made it look so easy. but after that it was all new york. mark sanchez tew a career high three touchdns. jets upset the patriots 28-14. great finish between the texans, redskins. shaw scrambles, to johnson in the end zone. that forced er time. redskins with a chance to win. a 52-yard fid goal. game over, right? wrong. houston call a time-out just before he kicked it. woun't you know, his second attempt shanked. texans ice the kicker and it actually worked. moments later houston completed the comeback. texans rallied from 17 down to win it 30-27 in o.t. the eagles michael vick made his first start since 2006. the eagles held on to beat the lions 35-32. another forgettable day for brett favre. the dolphins picked h off three times. the ball batted around, nev touched the ground, and miami came up with it.

tough game for eli. sacked and fumbled in the third, colts recovered in the end zone. nothing went right for the giants. and a game turned in by randy moss. a remarkable one-handed grab. one more time. they made it look easy. after that, all new york. jets upset the patriots 28-14. final minute, scrambled, aired it up to johnson in the ed zone tying it to overtime. redskins, a chance to win. nail as 52-yard field goal. game over, right? wrong. houston call add time-out just before he kicked it's in wouldn't it know it. shanked. texans iced the kicker it worked. completing the comeback. a chip shot. texans raled from 17 down. and looked good. a pair of touchdown passes beat the lions. another forgettable day for brett favre. the dolphins picked him off three times. the ball batted around, never touched the ground, and miami came up with it. vikings lost again 14-10. and finally a great catch to show you from the bruins ryan braun. ross hit one down the line in left. braun timed it perfectly. robbed ross of a home run. the coach called it one of the best catches he's eve

ely has said there are responsible lenders out there. a banker was once an honorable profession. and putting down some rules of the road that prevent predatory and fraudulent practices is actually good for the honest businesspeople out there. and that is what she really has said she's goinging to do. i expect that's what she will, in fact, do. >> you think you can could end up being surprised? >> we could end up being surprised. i mean anything is possible. the sun could rise out of the west. but i certainly don't have very high expectations in that regard. nor do i think bankers, i think there is a lot of concern about her in terms of what she has said in the past. i can point out something else that going to be a problem for her in terms of getting this agency going. and that is the difficulty she will have in attracting really good people for the senior positions because they will be unsure about who they would eventually be working for. and so this is one of the reasons why this agency will get off to a rocky start. because of the la

tough game for eli, sacked and fumbled in the third, colts recovered in the end zone.ght for the giants. indy won in a rout 38-14. jets and pats, play of the game turned in by randy moss. tom brady tossed it up and moss hauled it in with a remarkable one-handed grab. one more time. moss made it look so easy. but after that it was all new york. mark sanchez threw a career high three touchdowns. jets upset the patriots 28-14. great finish between the texans and redskins. final minutes, matt schaub scrambles to johnson in the end zone. that forced over time. redskins with a chance to win. a 52-yard field goal. game over, right? wrong. houston called a time-out just before he kicked it. wouldn't you know it, the second attempt shanked. texans ice the kicker and it actually worked. moments later houston completed the comeback. rackers with a chip shot. texans rallied from 17 down to win it 30-27 in o.t. the eagles michael vick made his first start since 2006. he looked pretty good. threw a pair of touchdown passes and the eagles held on to beat the lions 35-32. another forg

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eli versus peyton, who connected for three touchdowns for the colts and eli with three turnovers foriants. indianapolis rolls over new york 38-14. the eagles' michael vick with his first start at quarterback in four years. remember he missed two seasons in prison. yesterday, he put up two touchdown passes against detroit. he led philly 35-32 over the lions. >>> on a more serious note, the michigan state coach. mark d 'antonio remains hospitalized, recovering from a mild heart attack this morning after saturday night's overtime win over notre dame the 54-year-old had surgery. doctors had to put a stint in a blocked blood vessel leading to the heart. the coach is expected to make a full recovery. >>> meanwhile in baseball, san francisco now leads the national league west, jose guillen of the giants smashed a grand slam home run against milwaukee. san francisco beat the brewers 9-2. the giants now a half game ahead of san diego in the standings. and scary moments in florida. the cubs tyler colvin, ouch, hit by part of a broken bat. it punctured a small hole in his chest. he's in stable

live in san bruno, jean elie. >>> we have more probation on her daughter who was 13.hey lived just yards from where that explosion occurred. greg spent more than 20 years working for the utilities commission, the very agency that regulates pg&e. coal workers call her an advocate for consumers. also, an 81-year-old woman also feared dead in that explosion. but no word on her identity just yet. >>> well, almost 24 hours to the minute after that gas line burst in an inferno incinerated that neighborhood, pg&e allowed a few reporters to walk through the ashes. among them, our own jodi hernandez. vicky nguyen joins us to show up the first hundred-close ground video. to see it is just stunning. >> reporter: absolutely, jessica. jodi and the photographer were on the first crew on the ground. they had about 30 minutes to survey the scene firsthand. as jodi said, it's unlike she's ever seen in 20 years of reporting. >> as we walked down that street, it changed from a normal neighborhood to a nuclear zone. >> reporter: reporter jodi hernandez giving her account of what it looks

things didn't go well for eli's brother peyton. steamrolled by the texans' foster.ee touchdowns, 231 yards on the ground, not too shabby for a guy who spent last season on a practice squad. texans won. and finally durant lead team usa to their first world championship in 16 years. shot the lights out from beyond the arc. durant finished with 28 and was named the tournament mvp. the usa won the world championship 81-64 over turkey. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> who won at the box office this weekend? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, after years away with a little help from his friends, he is back to riding the waves. you're watching "early today." host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? was abe lincoln honest? mary: does this dress make my backside look big? abe: perhaps... save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance?really host: is having a snowball fight with pitching great randy johnson a bad idea? man: yeah, i'm thinking maybe t

>> i have to say peyton over eli. nobody ever says peyton is like me.w where peyton came from. >> who's your favorite football player? >> my dad. >> you going to be a football player wheer you grow up? >> uh-huh. >> peyton is a combination, but he is very intense and very focused and driven, but so are you. you just weren't as vocal. p peyton is very vocal. >> they see that side of peyton on sundays, but they're thau thoughtful to tir mother. that's the most important thing. >> bob costas with the mannings and what is going to be a never-racking night for them. "sunday night football," the giants taking on the colts tonight. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lesterolt reporting from new york. i'm lesterolt reporting from new york. good night, everyone. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

nbc bay area's jean elie is live in vallejo where new information may support that claim, jean?> reporter: vallejo police say they are anxious to talk to ritt rittenhouse. tonight, a private investigator says the bodies being planted may be true. the 72-year-old is out of jail but remains under suspicion. a judge lowered his bail from $2 million to $25,000 after prosecutors revealed they don't have evidence to charge him with the murders of his wife, rita allen, and her friend, carol smart. police found the women's bodies inside the vallejo home he shared with his wife last tuesday. his attorney maintains someone planted the bodies in the home while rithenhouse was at work tuesday. tonight a private investigator hired by joe smart to look into his wife's disappearance says he met with rittenhouse inside the home last monday night. he supports his claim the bodies were not there. rittenhouse's attorney says he did not kill the women. >> this man has been through a lot. his wife was murdered. he's been in custody for over a week. >> reporter: police arrested rittenhouse after find

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>> i have to say payton over eli. everybody thinks eli is the most like me.obody ever suspects he's like me. i don't know. maybe i don't know where payton came from. >> who's your favorite football player. >> my dad. >> your dad's your favorite football player? you're on the right track, are you going to be a football player when you grow up? >>> payton would have to be a combination, but he is very intense and very focussed and driven, but so were you, you just weren't very vocal, payton is very vocal. >> i think a lot of people just see that side of payton when they see him on sundays. but they're thoughtful to their mother and that's the most important thing in my opinion sons can be. >> it was scary when eli took that shot to the head with that helmet earlier in the year. again you can catch the manage showdown sunday night starting with football night in america, that's right here on nbc. >> the toddler brought back from the dead after his heart stopped for nearly an hour, we're going to talk exclusively. [ horn honks ] ...but we're pretty sure it wasn't

back from cove airny moore and her brother cast in branz at the center entrance head of a line at elissland looking as though they a choired dreksz in their own country. dim passage through american wait and coffinship the figures of a prior generation real to swells and sound effects each swollen in the ache of crossing. my father's ship united states streaming to the harbor, the way it steamed in the narrows below the rising towers of the bridge. above the keys, saint coalmans resided over the dock where my mother's mother waited and my father's forefather disappeared like vermon in the fields they flooded home. i can tell you where the to beins first landed that invited me to the patio in the house glass of whisky regard in luminous in the long twilight. if you drive east on the way to gonegarvin off to the right you will come on the ring road where there are to beins from norman times. the name [inaudible] into our own name now. i had known history but not the place. so next day driving along the route each village seemed a station on the journey of return. kiely's cross i pursued

putting new elie de -- led technology into traffic lights, which create safer streets. there are literally thousands of projects under way. take note of what those are. share information. in washington, we are very excited about our partnership. we are very excited about the energy savings that will come from this program and in the future. thank you all. >> thank you, madam secretary. finally, we will have another major address you with what is going on in her city. she is from the city of santa barbara. >> thanks you. i appreciate the opportunity to speak here. i think mayor newsom for your leadership from the beginning. hopefully, we can see some allocations after the first- round is moved around. that is important for congress to see the investment of this as not just an expenditure. the city of santa barbara has a little over 100,000 people. our funding was about $658,000. we did lighting efficiency projects in four parks as well as some heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning retrofits in eight city buildings. the park's alone are saving 140,000 kilowatt hours

then we got together with ely and i saw ely at 95 years old. and the absolute complete character that he was. and i brought him into my trailer. i said the character's completely wrong. i have to change the character. >> you remember that. >> and it's 15 minutes basically before we did the first scene. we completely changed the ago accident, changed the way he was. >> tell me what the character was before you came in. >> i don't know. he was some kind of, i don't know. he didn't have the gravitas that he needed. >> request did you choose him? >> what was it about other than being a star. >> because he is an easter bunny. i love him. >> frankly -- >> shia is very shy in some ways. but he really, when he gets on a camera he belongs there, he whats been doing since he was what, four years old. >> ten. >> that's right, i read where he loved it. >> and apparently he was a stand-up comic. i heard this yesterday. i think if you look at the films he did, disturbia and the eagles eye and the first transformers were my favorites. you look in his eyes and

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mom and dad took eli on 23-hour trip fromonnecticut to visit an assembly plant to see how his favorite trucks were made. he was particularly taken in by the metal fabrication second of the tour. that's wa i call passion. >>> i'm amara sohn, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> 4:28 is the time right now. 3, kind of warmi degrees out there this morning on this 23rd day of september. good morning, i'm joe kreb. >> and i'm yun yank. welcome to this thursday. today wecould learn more about the future of d.c. schools chancellor michelle rhee. she is scheduled to meet with d.c. mayoral nominee at noon at e wilson building. gray has criticized rhee in the past, slamming her for firing teachers and closing schools. last year rhee let about 200 teachers go due to budget woes. this morning ray tld d.c.'s program he would consider retiring those teachers. we'll have more ahead at 5:00 a.m. >> much walker outside after the severe storms rolled through overnight. strong winds knocked down power lines and trees one popular townhouse about 8:00 las

eli has watched the dvd that the family has lost count. how is a parent to deny his passion? he found it looked at us and said, i'm fascinated by trash, and that was it. how else can you fill a passion? >> so cute. let's find out what is in store tonight on nbc. >> what is it exactly that separates man from animals? >> divorce. >> betty white plays a professor "community." then the premier of "30 rock." then at 9:00 p.m., "the office." then "outsourced" and "the apprentice." so much more ahead -- >> including a look at your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. good luck. old gibbs canning com. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. old gibbs canning com. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. es tax o

as a special birthday treat, mom and dad took eli on a trip to connecticut to see how his favorite truck res made. the 5-year-old, who could barely contain him, was particularly taken by the metal fabrication section of the tour. that is what i call passion. >>> i'm amara sohn, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> good morning, everyone. after some big thunderstorms, things are quiet this morning. it should be dry for the thursday morning commute. temperatures are in the mid to upper 60's. it is a summer-like morning. we will see a mixture of sunshine and clouds. there will be a 30% chance for some showers. we'll check the forecast for the upcoming weekend. >> thank you. 68 degrees on tv hill. here's a look ahead to 11 news today. >> the fight to bring slots to anne arundel county is taking a personal turn. we will explain. >> a pledge to america. the gop makes its pitch to voters. campaign promises. >> we are tracking several early-morning problems on the roads. roads.

. >> we decided to come on down a plea loss one friday elie said saturday morning when the sun came upthat is so we have been doing. >> in a letter this is especially. for kron4 news. >> investigators might be getting closer to figure it exactly what caused that spill. that is because a key piece of evidence has been holding out of the ball. the blow. you're looking at it now. it is the tempered it kept the they removed earlier. they're hoping now closer look will show why the device did not stop the oil leak. it accrues over 30 hours to lift the 55 300 t piece of equipment. we're all getting used to hearing about services being cut so coming up it is nice deal to talk about some community services been restored. and why some local teachers are delighted by boxes being delivered to their classrooms this week. what was inside? >> we in a foggy and cool day today but things are really warm up the next few days for our labor day weekend to get the forecast for your coming up. >> san francisco's beauty system it restored service. a lot of the signs were reduced because of budget problems.

tropical storm ely's is way down indialantic. here is what -- is way down in the atlantic. here is what happens to matthew over the next five days. it does not move much at all. it is -- it just gets stuck over the yucatan peninsula, diminishes in strength. it maybe not you or something else that comes up the eastern seaboard in more than seven days. we will see how that plays out. to the west of us, this front, not much rain with it as it approaches this evening. by tomorrow morning we may just have a band of scattered clouds as the front goes through. but the key is the humidity will drop and the temperatures will not climb as high. by sunday morning, though, we see some activity to the south. clouds moving into the picture and rain coming up as well. by sunday night into monday, our rain chances will be increasing. the football game in the afternoon on sunday, clouds and son for the forecast -- clouds and sunshine for the forecast. today, 92, humid air dry. tomorrow looks rain-free. fairly decent rain chances monday, tuesday, and wednesday. then we try out for the remain

ely manning against big peyton. saying it is not about them or the sibling rivalry.t team. >> it is an honor and privilege to be on the same field as your younger brother and definitely it is a special situation. >> it is not a boxing match. it's the giants versus colts and that is what it is. >> they can say it is not ely versus payton. >> to this day. >> come on. >> do this day i want to dominate my brother. if it's an athletic contest he must go down. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news.

. >>> eli manning and the giants hostinghe tennessee titans. manning under pressure, runs out of the pocket here and i don't know what this is here. this is trying to be brett favre. tries to flicit in the end zone. it's intercepted. tennessee had two inps in the game. their defense is pretty good. third quarter. game tied at 10. manning working out of the end zone, throws deep to mario manningham for positive yardage, but there is a flag down. here's why. number 44, ahmad bradshaw chop blocks tony brown. you can't do that. d because it happened in the end zone, walk like an egyptian. manning is like, what? ensuing titan's possession. vince young, looking for and finding his boy. great catch. 13-yard touchdown. the titans down the giants 29-10. >>> golfnow. last month, j furyk was disqualified from the opening tournament in the race for the fedex cup because he overslept. he uses his iphone as an alarm clock. the charger got pulled out of the wall and he overslept, missing his tee time. today, he played well. nick chipping on nine for eale. tie

kan agreed and stressed the importce of an ely srt to talks. >> a team of experts from the u.s. space agency nasa has advised chilean officials to be honest with the 33 miners trapped deep in a mine about how long it is likely to take to get them out the ur-member team met chile's health minister and other officials in the country's capital santiago on tuesday. speaking to reporters after the meeting, the nasa experts expressed concern over the miners' weight loss. they say the priorities include increasing the miners' calorie intake, getting them on a regular sleep schedule, and at the request of the chilean government nasa dispersed a team to share knowledge gleaned from prolonged stays in confined areas by astronauts on space missions. chilean workers on monday ben drilling a shaft to rescue the trapped miners and reportedly managed to excavate eight meters. about 1% of the target depth in a little less than 24 hours. >>> japanese prime minister naota kan has been in the top job for less than three months. a powerful member of his ruling democratic party wants take over. form

he's visited with senior centers and we caught up with him at his eli during lunch time. is targetinn areas of the koybts úhere vvters may be less familiar with him. places like randalltown and mount washington and everyone is asking abouttthe economy, jobs and taxes..6 c1 3 3 >> we have a couple lean years ahead of us but there is a light at the he said offthe tunnel for baltimore county. that's what we work towards. we have 3 where it has been economic great state in úaltimore county so instead of raising taxes we grow new tracks. >>reporter: he's beingen endorsed by beth police and firefighters union. he says it's very important because voters are concerned about public safety but he's up against an opponent who also has a lot of eeperience in politic and keith ii live tonight at his headquarters in pikesville. keith what is úappening over there? >> e are live at the connecticut here in pikesville and cammus hoping to celebrate a victory here tonight. they are setting up the room now and it does come with experience liie chief opponent. he's 4 term councilman.. picked