brian fitzpatrick, and steve johnson, 17-3 buffalo. fitzpatrick -- picked off by ed reed. the first of two touchdown receptions of the game. a flea flicker after the ad read interception. anquan boldin in the end zone. >> matt birk tell me he was a lot smarter, but he was not on that play. there was ed reed again, his second interception of the game. we knew he would be much more of a factor as far as creating turnovers. fitzpatrick simply would not go away. on third down, the ravens were terrible throughout the day, giving up 11417. four touchdown passes for fitzpatrick, and it was a 34-31 game. going to overtime, tied at 34. ray lewis with his super bowl brother's watching, he makes the play. sets up billy cundiff, who has not yet had a chance to kick a game-winning field goal or even try one as a raven. he said it is the most exciting and you can do in the world, and today he did it. john harbaugh, are you concerned, or are you feeling ok? >> i am not going to stand here and say that we played well. we have some things that we did not do very well at all, but that is a

ryan pit fitzpatrick was superb.ouchdowns were spread out between lee evans and steve johnson who combined for 14 catches and 263 yards and 4 scorrs. compared to the ravens 364 but baltimorr gets the win. they head toward he by week. bills fall to 0-6 on the year. that's hard to believe. bruce cunniigham, fox 45 morning news. >>> fear the bird, that is the message brandon wants to send all the other nfl teams out there. he is taking his intimidation to the next level dressing as the ravens bird and earing ray lewis', number 52 jersey. no matter where you are from, we're looking for you ravens fans to send us your photos showing off your purple pride. go toofoxbaltimore.com click and on the community features section. >>> cominn up in the 6:00 hour, getting dismissed without 60 day notice. we take a look at the lawsuit being filed by former ef spn end zone emppoyees. ♪ [ monkey cheeps ] [ male announcer ] a bath becomes even more pleasurable when you know that your water is being heated in an environmentally- consciou

fitzpatrick has attached bionic feet to a cat. >> i think a triumph of modern engineering.perfect marriage of biology and mechanics. >> reporter: oscar's feet were sliced off as he slept in a field. now, he can run again. >> and if the legacy of this one animal helps others and then humans, there's no losers. >> reporter: mitsy's foot was trampled and severs by a horse. >> there's a big piece of metal inside this ankle bone. >> reporter: i'm not a dog owner. i -- i find this bizarre, that -- >> you probably do. but we love her and i wanted her to have four legs. >> reporter: her new leg behaves like a deer antler. skip and hair grows onto it. it cost $3,000. her owners don't care. >> loads of people spend thousands on boob jobs and -- >> reporter: operations like these have never been tried in the u.s. next month, fitzpatrick will fly to chicago to take part in the first such procedure on american soil. >> people who say it's only a dog, i don't understand that. because you've never experienced unconditional love. you just haven't. because if you had, you'd never say that.

fitzpatrick has attached bionic feet to a cat. >> a triumph of modern engineering. the perfect marriage of biology and mechanics. >> reporter: oscar's feet were slice off by a combine in a field. now he can run again. >> if the legacy helps animals, and then humans, there is no losers. >> reporter: mitzi was first to benefit. her foot was trampled and severed by a horse. >> there is a big piece of metal here inside the ankle bone. >> reporter: i am not a dog owner. i find this bizarre. >> you probably do. i love her. i want her to have four legs. >> reporter: her new leg behaves like a deer antler, skin and hair grows on to the revolutionary prosthesis. mitzi's new foot, $3,000. her owners don't care. >> loads of people spend thousands on boob jobs. >> reporter: operations like these on oscar and mitzi have never been tried in the u.s. next month. fitzpatrick will fly to chicago to take part in the first such procedure on american soil. >> people who say it is only a dog, i don't understand that. because you have never experienced unconditional love. you just haven'

two terms is against mike fitzpatrick. >> that's in bucks county. >> north of philadelphia. >> right.trying to push back and saying even though mike fitzpatrick sounds reasonable he's tied to christine jo'donnell, in the media market and still the scary republicans of past. he is not getting much traction on that, but for him it's very personal for murphy because he's not trying to run on the issues. he said he can't really defend his 100% obama democrat voting record in this. >> trying to run a guilt by association, you're one of those crazy tea party people. >> absolutely and they can't, they're not running on health care, they're not even trying to defend health care, not trying to defend the stimulus. >> all right, wow, james, another thing we've seen, endangered long time incumbent. you covered and looked at the barney frank race in massachusetts of all places and barney frank actually has a competitive race. >> that's right, nobody thinks at that barney frank is likely to lose. and the poll that made news, had him up by 10% over his challenger. >> 10%, he hasn't had a close race

murphy facing off against fitzpatrick. >> paul: in bucks county. >> north of philadelphia.e's been trying to push back saying even though fitzpatrick sounds reasonable he's tied to christine o'donnell in the philly media market to michelle bachmann. these are still the scary of past. he's not getting much traction on that argument yet. for him it is personal for murphy he's not trying to run on the issues because he can't defend his 100% obama democrat voting record. >> paul: trying to run guilt by association. you are one of those crazy tea party people? >> absolutely. they are not running on health care not even trying to defend health care, not tying to defend the stimulus. >> paul: james, here's another theme we've seen the endangered longtime democratic incumbent baron. you looked at the barney frank race in massachusetts of all places. barn if i frank has a competitive race. >> that's right. nobody things that barney frank is likely to lose. the poll that made news had him up by 10% over his challenger. >> paul: he hasn't had a close race since 1980. >> since 1982. he

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buffalo came to play, hey, that kid fitzpatrick, man, he tore us up. >> i don't think that the secondaryld cover me and i'm 64. that's another story -- >> thank you, very much. who's number wasthat. >> edwin molotalo. yeah, he was out there. >> already, we have the biweek and that's a good thing. and a couple of announcements quickly. the mammoth manic monday meltdown, it's the 12th annual and we'll have a crowd out here -- it's in three weeks. get down here early. if you haven't been to a meldown, i'll advise you to get to this one. we have a great group and the invitations are going out today to the meltdown and we'll pick the finalists. all of us. >> yeah. >> well, all right. it's manic monday. st. pall lutheran church. >> well, excuse me, st. peter. i know new orleans lost yesterday. i got my saint's confused. the pup it -- puppet ministry, tell us about it. >> we're the st. peter lutheran ministry and over the weekend, we competed in a puppet festival and we were bronze out of 17 teams. we perform in nursing homes and retirement homes and senior clubs and we practice from 6:30 to 8:

fitzpatrick's column might indicate. pat heck man of the phillies found that. >> i had phillies stuff and said f you go home. i said when was the last time you were at the world series? she flipped out and slapped me on the back of the head once. >> reporter: girl beat you up? >> i guess so. i don't hit women, so. >> reporter: of course, in no way do we condone violence and in that case the phillies fan was classier than the giants fan. shall we point out the dog here? that's a real dog, a giant dog right there. yes, he is. anyway, we're across from the ballpark. the giants are up 2-1. >> yeah! > >> reporter: and television is like 15 seconds behind the crowd so we hear this huge noise coming up we are going what happened, what happened! and then 15 seconds later we find out but in the mine time, they got some gre fries here. >> they are jealous. we have better weather, all right? >> reporter: come on. it's philly, come on. enough said >> you know what else? they can't grow a beard like you, mike sugerman. >> thank you s

country, where democrat patrick murphy, who is an iraq war veteran, beat this man in 2006, mike fitzpatrick, with less than 1% of the vote. this year, it's a rematch. they're duking it out over tax cuts, over health care, and it's expected to be one of the tightest races in the country. another perfect example, colorado's fourth district, northeast of denver, congresswoman betsy markey was swept into office in that democratic wave two years ago. she's the first democrat from this district in almost four decades. but the consensus is she's one of the most vulnerable democrats this time around, katie. >> couric: nancy cordes, nancy, thanks. the battle for the house will be decided by dozens of critical contests, races that could go either way. the republicans need a net gain of 39 seats to take control, and at least 77 democratic seats are vulnerable. about a third of them are in the south where in this election year, even many conservative democrats are feeling the heat. once again, here's mark strassmann. >> reporter: roy heron is running for congress. in his ads, he's a tennessee country c

you've got congressman murphy in a rematch there with fitzpatrick. why are these toss-up seats, democratic seats, now likely to go republican? >> well, they started out, again, with a high, you know, percentage, the numbers were high for the republicans, both in the seat, his numbers were high and fitzpatrick's numbers are high. they're coming down drastically to the margin of area and evenly. democrats surge. we surged in the last month. we're surging now. we're going to surge in the last week. i also think without question that both of them seats will be in the dem ocratic column. >> is there any way you're going to hold the senate house for democrats as ed rendell, term is limited, also been leaning republican? >> they can lean wherever they want to lean but next tuesday it will be in the democratic column, for sure. >> one quick question. we talked about street money, walking around money. what does that buy? >> what the street money does is give our committee people, gives them resources to put people to work on the polls. they go out. they knoc

and there are several democratic ads like this one -- >> fitzpatrick signed a pledge that protected tax loopholes for companies outsourcing american jobs around the world. >> reporter: have republicans pledged tax breaks for companies that send jobs to china? no. but whatever the facts, both parties are betting that in this halloween season, few things will spook voters more than china. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >>> and now, a headline about health. a glimmer of hope in the fight against an especially deadly form of cancer. a study confirms tonight that an experimental drug appears to be successful in holding a small group of lung cancer tumors at bay. those with a certain genetic mutati mutation. the drug targets a defect in the gene. and last year, we told you about a long cancer patient who had begun receiving the treatment. we checked in with her this week. she just completed a 300-mile motorcycle ride in new england. >>> and still ahead on "world news," the governor accused of leaving an innocent man in prison to die. will she explain why? >>> and, the sneaky way manufac

they watch ryan fitzpatrick torch the ravens defense.ve johnson with this to make it 17-3. 24-20 of the half. first my of the third quarter. ray continues it, ed reed picks it off. first of two interceptions for reed. then the next play, you see the celebration handoff to willis mcquestion hero. -- mcgehee. 27-24 ravens but it would go to overtime. in overtime billy cundiff 38-yard field goal wins it 37-34. a relieved john harbaugh talked about the win. >> and i won't say we played well. we had things that we didn't do well at all. but that is a good football team. i said that before. they had two weeks and had rest and had a game plan and played well. especially on offense. but i'm disappointed with the yards and points and coverage, disappointed with the pressure in some ways. we have to may better than that to be the team we want to be. but i'm proud of the win. >> give up yards, give up stats, give up all of these things if you get the w it makes it easier to deal with. >> a win is a win. >> talk about impact player ed reed back, we

they welcomed become ed reed and watched ryan fitzpatrick look like peyton manning. 370 yards. this t.d. made it 17-3 bills. 24-to at the half. first play of the third quarter. ray liewis deflect it is into te arms of ed reed. then the next play, handoff to willis mcgehee, pitch to flacco and anquan boldin gets behind there for the score. in overtime ray lewis strips sean nelson to give the ball back to the ravens. billy cundiff wins it with a 38-yard field goal. ray lewis talked about the win. >> there are things that you are going to go through in seasons that nobody else can explain but the inside of your family and the way our team is fighting right now i mean my heart is overwhelmed just with the way we fight as a team and what we put on in front of them today every day i take that all day. >> ray fired up before the game as well. the ravens honored the 2000 super bowl championship team. 35 players and coaches returned to baltimore including tony siragusa. >> it is something that you never forget. i think that going and sacrificing for each other and camaraderie and like b

fitzpatrick who throats murphy four years ago said president obama's policies are the issue. but if there are more republicans like you in washington won't there be more gridlock? nothing will get done. >> no. if there's more people like me in washington we'll have a more reasonable health care bill and lower taxes. >> reporter: back at this house they are writing postcards to remind voters what's at stake on election day. >> do you honestly feel a little disappointed? >> i think that we're a little disappointed how everyone didn't work together on this huge issue which is the economy. >> the democrats were in control. >> they were in control but they can't do everything by themselves. >> reporter: you could say she has found herself a job. >> i'm so tired these people are lazy they need to gate job. they need to come off unemployment. i would do anything and everybody at this table would do anything to work. >> reporter: her mission to get out the vote. jim acosta, cnn, bristol, pennsylvania. >> people are concerned about jobs. been concerned about taxes as well. we've seen

but in his tv ad, he warns mike fitzpatrick will take the country back to the bush years.ck who lost to murphy four years ago says that president obama's policies are the issue. >> won't there be more gridlock and nothing will get done? >> no, if there are more like me in washington, we'll have a reasonable health care reform bill and lower taxes. lower taxes will permit the businessman to create jobs and put these men and women back to work. >> reporter: they're writing postcards to remind voters what's at stake on election day. >> do you feel a little disappointed? >> i think we're a little disappointed how everyone didn't work together on this huge issue, which is the economy. >> the democrats were in control. >> they were in control, but they can't do everything by themselves. >> reporter: and you could say she's already found herself a job. >> i'm so tired of people saying, oh, these people are so lazy, they need to get a job. i would do anything and anybody at this table would do anything to work. >> permission to get out the vote. >> reporter: and those unemployed v

fitzpatrick, your question for kenneth block. >> do you favor the 10-point plan that is the proposed by citizens for an accountable legislature? >> absolutely. we need systemic reform throughout our government. the way our legislature operates, the manner in which we passed bills -- you name it. i was the first candidate to sign on. my name was on there the day they released it. i supported it. i would do it again. >> your question for mr. chafee. >> this question is about health care. what is the most important decision you would have to make about implementing the federal changes in health care? >> i believe working with the new exchange that has to be formed. a federal law gives a great deal of flexibility to the states, and forming an exchange is the central part. working to make that a bus in a country is a challenge i welcome. >> the clock has wound down. but read it or not, we are almost up. we want to give our candidates one last chance to address you. they will have one minute, plus the time they did not use with their wild card. mr. l gerry, you have two minutes per >> i wa