gilbert is the man when he's on his game. i don't care what gilbert says, by the way. gi h theall, put him on the court and let's see some ball. who cares what gilbert says? play ball, gilbert. >> that's what he is saying is the problem. >> i texted him today to try to get a comment. he said, i'm done talking. i'm never talking to the media ever again. do you believe that? >> no. >> probably not. i just want to s him put up 36 a night. you. >> and win. exactly. it's a matter of when the nationals get to 100 losses for the second straight year. last night the nats lost to philadelphia 6-1, putting them at 95 losses with 17 games to go. here is how it went down last night. we start in the bottom first. livan hernandez facing raul ibanez with runners on the corner. phills call a double steal. gutsy call. that's not the problem. it's home plate that's the problem. phillies taking a 1-0 lead when chase utley steals home. listen to adam dunne here. >> got the ball, right? >> jason worth at the plate. bases loaded. crushes this one. a grand slam, his 34th homer of the year. h

speaking of faith. >> yes. >> basketball, do we have faith gilbert will be back to the old gilbert? and i'm glad you'll be down there with the team tomorrow so we'll gut all the goods from down in richmond when they opening training camp and today, let mow stress this, as we show you what went on down at verizon center it's been rare that theies wizards have had the opportunity to introduce gilbert arenas as part of the starting lineup. he's been sidelined by injury but he's healthy and ready to play and he also told everybody, you were there, dan. what did he say at media day? >> the first and only time that i talk. >> here, listen in. >> i'm not the entertainer now if that's what you're asking. i mean, i wouldn't be here today, you know, if there wasn't a big fir coming up after and i don't feel like speaking anymore and i just go out there and play. >> we won't see the hero or hibachi or any of that stuff. >> absolutely. >> what? >> i don't have a blog. i don't have a tweeter. >> he says he's serious. they say he's -- he's writing them, no more hibachi and gilbert arenas. i'm gl

here is jennifer gilbert and jeff barnd with the "late edition". >> putting the brakes on dozens of police cars. what is getting the blame for putting the vehicles out of service. >> just amazing. the force of water. >> dundalk watermain clean up, day number three. tonight why the fight over who should pay for the clean up is just getting started. >> are those sniffles serious, how to tell if you have the cold or a flu. >> and why some say being rude is becoming regular every day behavior. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. dozens of city cars, includingplis cruisers out of service. investigators believe tainted fuel is the cause. >> city mechanics are working hard to put the cars back on the road. keith daniels is live downtown with the story tonight on. keith? >> jennifer, live at the city's only 24 hour pumping station for city vehicles. and city officials believe that gas dale came from here. so far, nearly 70 cruisers have been disabled. tow trucks delivered them to the cit

. >>> i'm jennifer gilbert. >>> some woke up to another morning without power. myranda stephens has the latest on that tonight. >>reporter: she would normally be at church on a sunday

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they made an exception for pete gilbert. he is live with more. >> i am glad you did not think i am 50. champions tour golf has come to the state of maryland. more than $9 million has been raised for local charities. a bunch of lucky golfers get to go out with one of the best in the world. i was one of the lucky ones going around wickes jay haas. the mccormick proem, really the bread and butter for the week. jay understands this is not just part of his job, is an important part predicts i enjoyed meeting the people and trying to help them live a bit. at the end of the day, seeing the look on their face. just talking about this being new, is this your kind of course, the old classic? >> all of us really enjoyed the lay out here. the greens are really difficult. there is a lot of slope. if you get on the wrong side of the whole, you really do not have a good birdie putt. did you get that? the first one, i was scared. the second one, i was scared to death, and it went in. fear is what works today. >> i hope you did not keep that

stay tune for the "late edition" with jennifer gilbert and jeff barnd and it starts right now. >> if we do not do the furloughs. >> big cuts in the city budget. what the mayor said the alternative would be. >> it is not worth $12,000 while people are facing layoffs. >> traveling expenses during tough economic times. why some say that is the thing that should be cut from the city budget. >> and investigating a possible hate crime. the place where it happened. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. it is now official city leaders have approved another round of budget cuts. >> 27 employees laid off and thousands of others will be furloughed. city workers forced to take between 5 and 10 days off, without pay, depending on the salaries. and it is the city's latest move to remove a deficit. >> if we do not do the furloughs, it could mean up to 400 people being laid off. the city government. 400. >> five of the furlough days will coincide with city holidays. the first one takes place

. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. it is a story you saw first on fox. now another disturbing video has surfaced. this one from an acorn office in san bernardino california. >> for the fourth time since only last week, an independent producer releases a video, showing an acorn worker giving business advice to a couple pretending to be sinct up a prostitution business and using underage girls from el salvador on. this time the worker reveals that she used to run her own escort service and that she killed her husband, apparently in self defense. >> well, the first video released from an office here in baltimore. and tonight we have learned that the organization is potentially operating illegally in the state of maryland. >> keith daniels is standing by live in lower charles village with latest on this side of the story. keith? >> live outside the local office on west 25th street. it is an organization under fire again. as we mentioned. acorn came under scrutiny recently after allegations of questionable activity surfaced during an undercover investigation.

here is jennifer gilbert and jeff barnd with the "late edition". >> we're not going to have is our members choosing which poison pill to swallow. >> negotiations stall. why baltimore firefighters are fighting back against talk of furloughs or layoffs. >> outrageous advice. what happened to those that offered tax tips to people posing as pimps, and prostitutes. >> and an extra long test drive. the unusual guarantee from gm. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. breaking news. >> police on the scene of a shooting. happened at york road and radnor avenue. two shot. one shot in the head. and died. the other was shot in the leg and arm. and moments earlier, a man walked into a nearby fire station with a gunshot wound. police are trying to figure out if he is connected to shooting. >> ongoing fight between baltimore city and the fire union rages on. >> myranda stephens is live outside of city hall latest tonight. myranda? >> well, jennifer and jeff, the fire union has rejected the late h

no more problems with gilbert arenasi am glad he is healthy, can do what he wants to do, play the game of basketball. >> the nationals hosting the mets, bottom six, tied, mike moore, the pitch to deep right centerfield, solo shot proved to be the game winner, six innings, a full face of shaving crime, courtesy of john lennon, the nats edge the mets 2-1, elsewhere, the orioles taking on the edge. a prank, bottom of the six, rays lead six. the pinch hitter, rips a shot to deep centerfield for a three- run homer, they beat the orioles, 7-6, baltimore now losing 11 straight games. one other note, out four to six weeks, he will most likely miss the rest of the season. brian will wrap up the edge when we come back . . >>> kind of looks like aliens have taken up residence at fedex field. that space ship looking thing. actually it is part of the stage for tomorrow night, u-2 concert, very tall, with a huge video screen. only cost 40 million and u-2 has three of them because it takes so long to set them up and take them down, they need to rotate them through other cities. parks lot

plus, gilbert arenas takes a swipe at the wizards. hear his comments and apparently his new job as a parachutist coming up in sports. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor and my campaign sponsored this ad. the washington post calls bob mcdonnell a "culture warrior." and what does that mean for virginia? it means: bob mcdonnell introduced 35 bills to restrict a woman's right to choose. he wants to outlaw abortion-- even in cases of rape and incest. and mcdonnell opposed birth control for married adults. learn more about bob mcdonnell's crusade to take virginia backwards. >>> it's time for 9sports with brett haber. the best sports in town. >> after seven years in gnashville, the first thing he learned was this ain't nashville, the family scrutiny are greater than what he is used to and so far, he is not digging it, it seems. hainesworth is slated for a media session. he refused to speak with reporters, and when approached today, he said he is no longer talking to the media. hainesworth may be upset because he spent much of the game

. >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. more new developments tonight in the acorn scandal. >> and more calls for investigations, even from the non-profit group itself. now, fifth undercover video is released. >> latest apparent shows a acorn worker in san diego california helping a couple pose as a pimp and a prostitute planning to transport underage girls from el salvador into the country. >> where is the best place. like all of these answers he wants right away. >> why? >> because i have a lot of contacts. >> they may be able to assist in crossing the border? >> yeah. >> worker told the couple he wants all further communications about this plan on e-mail only. governor arnold schwarzenegger has called for a complete investigation. and after a series of undercover videos, including one right here in baltimore, acorn's own ceo said it will stop taking clients and bring in independent investigators. >> on capitol hill several lawmakers are calling for a federal investigation of acorn. one senator from nebraska wants the u.s

here is jennifer gilbert and jeff barnd with the "late edition". >> so many cars on one lane does not workout. >> a dangerous drive. what motorists want done on route 32. >> the murder at yale university. new information tonight about the man accused of killing a grad student. >> and when to call the doctors. a symptom that should raise a red flag. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. state transportation officials meet with howard county residents to explain new safety measures along route 32. >> it is a deadly stretch of road where four people have been killed in four months. and karen parks is live along route 32 in howard county with the latest tonight. karen? >> well, jennifer and jeff, improvements started yesterday. and in light of the recent killings, officials say there is more to come. here along route 32, drivers say cars often speed, two lanes turn to one, and there are sudden left turning vehicles. weighing wagner was killed driving along route 32. 15 days later,

. >> now, 11 sport with pete gilbert. >> take a look at the towson getting ready to face the patriots. towson is looking to go 4-0. we have a rivalry on tap tonight. south carolina at north carroll, more than 900 votes for that game -- south carroll at north carroll. ed reed is now on the injury list for the ravens. he had been not on the injury list for the first couple of games. jamal lewis is listed as doubtful to face the ravens on sunday. no touchdowns so far. but he as the best that the browns have going. i doubt he will play in that case. james davis and jerome harris, neither have a start before. >> i definitely have learned a lot. you can definitely see the speed. you have to learn how to adjust. >> maryland continuing a stretch. tomorrow, a fourth consecutive home game. an upset loss to middle tennessee state. maryland looks to get back on a winning track. a couple of fumbles for the talented guys. it has caused big problems. at the end of the game, the defense proved to be tired. it is also a young squad. >> what i like about this bunch is that they are eager. they want to

. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. fbi and department of homeland security issuing advise on reese to police from coast to coast. >> stadiums, entertainment venues and hotels all potential terrorist targets that the fbi said it does not know of any specific. they are told to look for backpack bombs, car bombs and explosives. >> no specific information that gives concern for certain areas. otherwise in a post 9/11 world we're concerned about a lot of things. >> happens the week after arrests were made in the possible al-qaida bomb plot in new york and denver. . >> first on fox now. officials say lack of space at some baltimore recreational centers is leading to a spike in crime. >> community activists in baltimore worry that a change in programs at rec centers has forced some kids out onto the streets, committing crimes. and in fact, while we were working on the story today, outside of the cc jackson rec center, crew found themselves in a crime scene. a man was shot in the ankle by another man. wielding a shotgun. >> th

just gilbert arenas. i'm just glad he is healthy and able to do the things he loves to do which is play the game of basketball. >>> in other news, jordan williams turned himself in to police in his hometown on saturday on two charges stemming from an incident last month. is charged with breach of peace and assault. brian? >> thank you. >>> now you have the news edge. the news is always on at www.myfoxdc.com. back here tonight at 10:00. news edge at 11:00. hope you will be, too. you wanted more. you wanted videos and photos... email and broadband. you wanted to run your business from anywhere... and instant messaging to stay in touch with everyone. you wanted apps to find music, news, or the way home. ok your wireless companies... grow your world.

. >> and i'm jennifer gilbert. >>> a 14-year-old girl in baltimore is dead after contracting the h1n1 virus. she was a student at montebello elementary school. >> that's m melinda roeder is standing by live. >> reporter: the young girl collapsed here at school last week and was later diagnosed with the h1n1 virus. she died last night. today health officials and parents are on even higher alert. >> i give my condolences and my prayers to the family. >> reporter: parents and students at montebello elementary and middle school have pleasant of concerns pheufrpblgts oldest child, my daughter, she's terrified. she's terrified, so i have to talk to her this morning and let her know everything will be okay. >> reporter: a 14-year-old classmate is the latest swine flu fatality. >> this is a centers for disease control that is spreading in our community. >> reporter: nine people in maryland have now died from the h1n1 virus, two were children. and health officials don't think this latest victim had any prior medical problems. >> there was no apparent other condition that aggravated it, but tha

. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. president obama made the speech, of course, tonight in front of a joint session of congress. >> he is trying to strengthen support at a pivotal time in u.s. history when the debate is winding down. this is undoubtedly the most important speech president obama has ever had to make, since he was sworn in january. sandra endo live from washington d.c. with the latest on the speech. >> the president laid out some details of his health care reform plan, and he is looking to shore up bipartisan support from lawmakers. but there are some challenges ahead. >> a call to action by president obama. >> the time for bickering is over. the time for game has past. now is the season for action. now is the time to deliver on health care. >> delivering a prime time speech to a joint session of congress, the president once again urged for health care reform. many lawmakers returning from august recess, are still at odds over his proposals. but the president is calling for a vote on new legislation by th

here is jennifer gilbert with the "late edition". . >> this is going to be an enforcement nightmare. >> texting while driving. the questions about how effective the new law will be. >> first on fox. the criminal past of one of the teens accused of shooting a cop. when he was last behind bars. >> and credit card companies. why they could be keeping close track of where you shop. >> live, in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. jeff is off tonight. maryland's new text messaging band takes effect this week. start aing thursday. illegal to send a text while driving. but you can read messages you receive. and still talk on the phone while driving. so will the new law really make a difference? melinda roeder is live with more. melinda? >> man and wife drivers and lawmakers we talked to today, say they think this is a good bill. some think it doesn't go far enough. and others say it is nearly impossible to enforce. now the goal, of course, is to save lives and reduce crashes. but sending a text message is only one o

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joining us now is that retired kentucky state trooper, gilbert achardo. he knew bill sparkman for 12 years, and was the first to report him missing. first of all, let me say i'm sorry for your loss, and thanks for being here with us today. you were a friend of mr. sparkman. sorry -- >> not hearing -- >> is he able to hear me? are we having an audio issue? >> no. >> oh, he can't hear me. mr. achardo is with a satellite truck in rural kentucky right now in front of kentucky state police building, and we're going to see if we can get our audio issues with him worked out before or after the commercial? after the commercial. boy, things are going to be great after the commercial. stay with us. we'll be right back. ycle insurance. you're good. thanks. so is our bike insurance. all the coverage you need at a great price. hold on, cowboy. cool. i'm not done -- for less than a dollar a month, you also get 24/7 roadside assistance. ght on. yeah, vroom-vroom! sounds like you ran a 500. more like a 900 v-twin. excuse me. well, you're excused. the right insurance for

. >> 11 sports with pete gilbert. >> the only one listed as doubtful, smith didn't play in the openeronable, might get his shot against the charger. in san diego, there are problems. ladainian tom llinson not playi either. he that this fumble. a first in a long time since 2008. and suffered a knee surgery. gooden might be out as well. it turns out it wasn't as bad as he thought. he was back on the practice field. he thanks imaginary technology. >> watching x man the wolverine inside of me. for really, it was scary. hit in the back. my knee, special teams, kickoff. black out. talking with the doctors, nothing is torn. >> order an exoskeleton. >> high school football, friday afternoon. patterson, southwestern, aaron over ton, over and out. pounding in for the touchdown. two-point conversion good. clippers rolling up 8-0. addison, back to return the punt, didn't bother him it was on the bounce. look at 22 go. last 40 yards untouched. it was 14-0 patterson lead. over ton by himself, addison by himself. they work together. my goodness, maybe the catch and play of the year. no worries. thre

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>> jennifer gilbert fox 45 news at 10:00. >> what is the cure for health care.examine the issue in-depth in our special airing this saturday night. >> cure for health care airs at 10:30p.m.. immediately following fox 45 news at 10:00 tomorrow night. . >> tense moments on the potomac river. how anxiety and an emotional morning in washington. >> we have over an in (announcer) tired of nighttime breathing problems? (sniffy/congested noises) ("whish, whish") here's the solution. (applause) is it a bandage you ask? no! it's famous, drug free breathe right. (squeaky noise) ingenious flexible strips that fit your nose to gently open your nasal passages... (free air/deep breath) ...for up to 31% more airflow. (female) wow! (announcer) you'll breathe better so you'll sleep better! small strip. big relief. bright idea! breathe better. sleep better. breathe right. . >> well, we had a very dismal and dreary day outside today. and soggy way to start the weekend. but things are improving. rain showers are slowly coming to an end. and hd camera out there in the inner harbour.

i'm pete gilbert. flacco in a bit of trouble. >> plus, what inspired michael good morning, dan. what's going on? hey, guys, where the heck is dan? strange -- he used to eat cereal every day. i heard he eats breakfast out now, man. he what? i feel so cold. and alone. dan! dan! dan! dan! now everyone can afford a hot breakfast to go. buy a coffee or any delicious dunkin' beverage and get our new sausage biscuit for just 99 cents. because it's breakfast, not brokefast. america saves on dunkin'. >> if you are thinking joe flacco, a couple things come to find -- soft spoken, hard worker. that's what we think in baltimore. in kansas they think "trash talker"? >> i don't think they are going to want to play us by the end of the game. >> that was joe on monday, and it didn't sound like much, but that quote is hanging on the bulletin board of the team's locker room. apparently that is one desperate team. an entire preseason without an interception. a rookie who started last season. >> nba hall of fame michael j

i'm pete gilbert.re tonight with sports. >> jeeter broke the new york yankees' record held by lou gerhig for seven decades. a game delayed twice by rain, jeeter's third-inning single to right field gave him 2,722 hits, one more than gerhig whose hall of fame career was cut short by illness in 1957. >> rob roblin. >> no matter the weather, the ravens band plays. there is something about our purple friday. >> whether it is sun or rain, it is purple friday going to start in twine. no matter what the weather is, we're there. >> for ravens cheerleaders, purple friday means a lot of work. their first purple friday is exciting. >> this is my first year with the ravens. it has been so exciting. it is just starting. >> for other ravens, it is a dream come true. >> i don't have a word to say, it is just waking up and thinking i'm living my dream. >> whether you are a first-year cheerleader or have been around a while, purple friday -- it is signing some autographs, a few cheers, and it is off to the next stop fo

i want to know in gilbert arhine gna arenas. e.and the wizards are going through a training camp with a new coach. flip saunders last night brought in a hypnotist to surprise the team. guys were doing whatever he asked, including barking like dogs. mick young was running around acting like james brown, all part of a team bond fog this team, and the players and coaching feel that they can be extremely competitive. there are a lot of new faces on the wizards ease team, including shooting guard mike miller, but all the attention still will focus obviously on the big three, koran butler, antoine jamison, as well as gilbert arenas. butler says he can see the pieces they have, full of potential and just making the playoffs isn't good enough. >> it's going to be special. the weapons we have, you know, i just don't see a lot of teams being able to handle it. if we put it together right, we'll be a force to reckon with. >> you have people speculating whether we'll make the playoffs, so those are some of the disappointing things that come wi

. >> now, 11 sports with pete gilbert. >> injury report thursday.the ravens have a pair of starters not practicing. the defensive coordinator says johnson will take the field. the browns' defensive coordinator must be having a nightmare. note touchdowns allow the sunday after the chargers got the ball inside the 10 four times. >> anytime you play red zone defense, and more importantly i don't know if i have ever been around 18 with four goal line stands. for us to do that four times in 1 ball game, you can see that ended up being the change in the game. >> the browns come to town with their own injury problems. brady quinn was sacked four times, but cleveland thinks there are places to attack the ravens defense. >> they are a very talented group of guys. with ray lewis and others, they relied a lot on pressure. >> more than 900 votes for your extra points high school game of the week. natural rivals and good teams this year. they get our spotlight for the most highlights tomorrow night. your final meaningful golf event this season, it is tiger woods

three days later, max gilbert died after collapsing. a friend of the player gave powerful testimony on behalf of the coach. >> max was one of my best friends. if i believed that the coach did anything wrong, i would be the first to say. i believe that if they did anything to intentionally hurt someone, i would be the first to tell you. but he did not. shepard: how that testimony is played with that the jury is yet to be known. a case that could change high school athletics as we know them. what happened in court this morning, rick? >> prosecutors argued that the coach denied his players water breaks and ran them too hard the day that max gilbert fell ill. today his defense team tried to paint a different picture. they put five former teammates on the stand, saying that max was not feeling well before practice and immediately after going in. >> as we came off i remember him saying, repeating that he did not feel good. >> max did not say much more than that before he lost consciousness. shepard: these kids are in a tough spot. >> can you

." >>> the gilbert arenas era begins.e beginnings the season with a healthy body and spirit and the nationals look to end their season on a positive note. before we head to break it is time for our signs of now question. today disney's "a christmas carol "train tour arrives at union station offering families a chance to preview the upcoming 3-d movie release. what we want to know what year was the first adaptation of the charles dickens classic story, a christmas carol we leased? was it 1950, 1938 or 1945. we'll be right back. the answer is b, 1938. the first movie starred reginald owen the role of scrooge. it was released december 16th in that year just in time for christmas. >>> well, we begin this morning's headlines with a look at the redskins oldest and biggest rival. after a scoreless first quarter, carolina drew first blood against dallas. on a 25-yard touchdown pass in the half. but dallas steals it back in the second half. choice runs it in five yards if the score. late in the game, carolina down six and driving

. >> now, 11 sports with pete gilbert. >> the ravens are arrived in san diego ready to face the chargers. a tight end upgraded from last week's questionable performance. san diego's starting center is out with a knee injury. ladainian tomlinson had a tough night in oakland. it looks like the raven's linebacker is going to join him. by midweek, he returned to the practice field. he thinks imaginary technology for his safe return. >> i have an exoskeleton then, i guess. it was really -- it was a really scary feeling. talking with the doctors, nothing is torn. >> the jewish new year at this weekend, the light football for friday night's. city schools are still playing. the paterson quarterback was a big part of the win. faked to pass, forced to run, and for the touchdown. the two-point conversion is good. rambling through the sabres defense, in for the long touchdown. 14-0. imagine what they could do to get there. overton to adison, prettiest pass play of the year. into the air. a little dive there, paterson keeps on rolling. for more highlights, law gone to our website, your home for balti

. >> gerry sandusky and pete gilbert with you at m&t bank stadium where the ravens ran over the clevelandbrowns this evening. as lopsided a game as we have seen in years. >> nothing to nitpick at today. let's take a look at it. >> ravens scored on all of their possessions, and they did it with a methodical approach and defensively. brady quinn ended with an interception. the ravens with cash in, six plays later, willis mcgahee strongly in from 7 yards, and the ravens had a lead of 7-0. joe flacco, his biggest day yet. the new player is explosive. the set up a field goal. 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

. >> i talked to gilbert about the situation. he is frustrated, but that is in the past. we have learned some things, he has learned some things. the bottom line is that he is healthy and feeling really good. >> $10 million to the winner, and the favorite tiger woods struggling on the front line a little bit. after making the turn, tiger finished at three under par. he is one shot off the lead. this is thursday, time to meet another star. the high school athlete of the week is david nibbens from prince george's county. he was on the wrong side of the lopsided score. something inside and told him to keep at it as hard as he could. >> [unintelligible] >> his high point teammates took a beating at eleanor roosevelt. the final, 48-3. >> the score is not what matters, what matters is that they keep playing hard and take pride in what they're doing. >> he played the whole game like the score was tied. >> david is the kid that keeps -- that brings that to our program. >> last night, i told the story of an organ fan that wanted to be reimbursed for his ticket and travel after the

the ravens broadcast team here at wbal-tv out in full force gerry sandusky with the call and pete gilbert and yours truly under the tent outside gate b for the radio pregame show the ravens 13 1/2-point favorites, but stan you and i -- i don't know if mindy agrees with it. >> you're being pessimistic. >> look. browns can be enthusiasts and seem to rise to the occasion against the ravens. >> it's gist a negative vibe. >> they'll be fine. >> win by two touchdowns. >> ok. that's what i want to hear. >> ok. >> yes. all right good to see you. let's get to one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked do you think spanking a child can impact their i.q.? >> well, rob had an interesting response writes i really can't think of any reason why i would hit my kids. i've never had to, but i'll say this. if a parent does hit their kids for doing something wrong and the kid doesn't do that thing again, well, then i guess the kid got a bit smarter, didn't they? keep emailing your responses to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> all right. here's a look ahead. >> sounds like

. >> now, 11 sports with pete gilbert. >> it is an extra points friday night. a great rivalry has been renewed. north and south in the county of carroll. game of the week. south carroll looking for a 4-0 start. a little fella taking a tough hit. setting up john porter. third quarter, cavaliers wearing down the panthers. the qb keeper, touchdown. a very nice grab. south carroll county over north carroll county, 22-0. a terrible start of a city college game. a shoulder injury that we can only hope that is not too serious. he has some pretty good teammates. 28 yards on this run. moments later, look at that athleticism. hello. city college a winner this afternoon. in hartford county, first quarter, no score. lazarus turner. he is no typical tailback. second quarter, there is that man again. lazarus turner, 60 yards for the touchdown. he tied the game at 14. north hartford gets the win. towson under a new head coach is looking for a 4-0 start. in to the midsection of scott. he can't get into the end zone. two plays later, behind some fantastic blocking, 7-0 towson.

gilbert arenas is healthy and ready to go. he will not speak to the media the rest of the year. is really going to do that? the health of the big three has been a major concern. the team posted a 19-63 record. this year the team begins camp healthy. butler, what is the goal for this team. >> title. that's the goal. that's the beginning of the journey. getting everybody back healthy. we have done that. now we have to compete for a title. >> we are a team that always plays well with confidence, especially against the big tier teams. i don't think that will change. just our mind-set and the personality of the guys that we have. >>> jack nicholas was in town talking about a newest project. the golf club at creighton farms. a beautiful course in virginia. nicklaus took questions from the media. after the presser, i asked the 18-time major winner about tiger woods catching his record mark. tiger last 14 majors but went winless in '09. >> i think tiger will probably break my records. he's terrific. i have a great respect for him, his ability, work ethic. he can really play. the only th

. >>> i'm jennifer gilbert. >>> some woke up to another morning without power. myranda stephens has the latest on that tonight. >>reporter: she would normally be at church on a sunday morning -- >> yes, very spiritual person. or the or the -- but on this sunday, part of the church came to her. >> it's another way to minster and having the things the lord would have you to do in a situation like this. >>reporter: with help from a fellow church member, she special her family spent the entire morning cleaning up their backyard after friday's massive water-main break flooded it and their dundock home. three days later the family of five is still without power, using a generator to get by. >> it's hard, but we manage. >>reporter: as of this morning, bge was reporting 60 customers were still without power, with a marnth on logan view drive. >> that's the only thing i got left in my entire refrigerator. >>reporter: residents without power must first get an electrician to check appliances for water before they can get the okay to turn the lights back on. for some, it's

>>> i'm jennifer gilbert. >> we're learning about the suspect killed in baltimore yesterday. >> a student used a samurai sword to kill him. >> john told police he heard a noise in his garage. when he got there, he found donald rice, a man with an incredibly long criminal record, he told police -- police say john said rice lunged at him. it was a fatal confrontation early yesterday morning. john struck rice with a sword, cut off his hand and slashed his upper body. police say rice lived in the 600 block of east 27th street. prosecutors say he's a man with 29 convictions. some of them resulting from the same incident, and mostly misdemeanors. he's a repeat offender, part of a group police say is one of the city's biggest problems. >> i think it points out the fact that, if we're going to make this city safe and achieve substantial decreases in violence, especially, we have to figure out ways to hold violent criminals accountable and keep them in jail. >> we are back here live. police are still investigating. rice had just been released saturday from the baltimore county detention center aft

i'm jennifer gilbert. >>> it was a very satisfying day for ravens' fans. they just hounded the cleveland browns. bruce? >> everyone knew the browns weren't very good. in fact, there are those who say they might be the worst team in the nfl. you get no argument from the 70,000 or so who jammed the stadium today. 13-nothing. willis goes 15 yards for his second touchdown of the first half. it was 20-nothing at halftime. fourth-quarter veteran, who earlier had his 8 hundredth career passed -- joe flacco hits him downfield. check out the moves. in all, a 72-yard touchdown completion as the ravens' roll. >> obviously, an important win. winning in the division, we talked about that. that's a big, important, long-term victory. i thought our guys came out and played right from the get go. we came out and smoked them. >> anytime the defense is getting turnovers it's our job to put the ball in the end zone. that's what you've got to do in order to win games. >> what could make the day better? how about if i told you the stealers lost? it's true. we have post-game rea

i'm jennifer gilbert. >> and i'm jeff barnd. >>> an. [ in south baltimore goes up in flames. >> tonight investigators believe it might have been ignited by a fire bomb. keith daniels live on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: we're live at the brooklyn homes housing community. the fire happened here at apartment number 814. this is what's left, charred, damaged furniture has been tossed out, some with smoke and water damage. now firefighters got the call at about 2:00 today. when they arrived, heavy fire covered the first floor. investigators say a domestic dispute involving a man and two women may be responsible for the fire. police say the women were fighting outside when one of them threw something through a window that may have ignited the blaze. when the fire started a neighbor who thought children were inside the apartment ran inside to try to put out the fire. >> when i opened the screen door, the kitchen was on fire. for me and other resident down here, we pulled the table out. >> reporter: we are back here live. no one was inside the apartment. fire investigators say it's

anyway, gilbert just turned 100, she's 98. marital longevity for never forgetting to say "i love you." lester's back in new york. the hardest working man in new york except for al roker. >> thanks very much. doesn't look like i'm in new york. we're on green acres. coming up, we'll talk about raising chickens in the big city. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> this morning on "today's woman," moving on after a miscarriage. for years it was hard for couples to find support and answers. but now that is starting to change. megan meeney right here in new york is here with more. megan, good morning. >> good morning, meredith. so it's estimated that one in five families experience the pain of miscarriage. i did, and i found it's a loss that many people only whisper about. but more and more women are speaking up, and they're finding support. >> reporter: suzanne is nine months pregnant and finally doing something she feared would never happen. she's preparing a nursery. you've had as many as four miscarriages? >> yes. >> reporter: how

. >> hello again i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. we are currently on the scene of some breaking news happening in northwest baltimore tonight. where an off-duty police officer has been shot. myranda stephens joins us now from the scene live. with the latest details on this breaking and developing story tonight. myranda, what can you tell us at this hour? >> well, jennifer and jeff, baltimore city police spokesperson has confirmed to us, that an off duty officer has been shot, in the stomach. the shooting happened just about an hour ago. here in the 6000 block of high gate drive in northwest baltimore. we don't have a lot of information at this time. but we do know that officer was taken to sinai hospital, for his injuries. but we are not sure about the extent of his injuries. also no word tonight on the circumstances surrounding the shooting or the suspect or suspects in the shooting. we do know that they have started to block off the streets, of course. as police investigate the shooting. we have seen a helicopter flying overhead.

. >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. jeff barnd is off tonight. night of getting high, turns tragic for two doctors at the university of maryland school of medicine. one is dead. the other facing drug charges. friends described dr. keri john as a rising star academically. and earlier this week, john ended up in the emergency room. after suffering from an apparent overdose. her boyfriend of seven years, dr. clinton mccracken arrested on drug charges. >> they have been involved in some type of drug operation inside of their home. there were over 25 plants of marijuana found. in addition, the victim overdosed by illegal drugs that she obtained through on line pharmacy from the philippines. >> mccracken told police he had ordered drugs several times for recreation use. dr. john had been studying the neurology logical effect dopamine has on drug users and schizophrenics. >> mother gets 50 years for killing her 3-year-old daughter. 43-year-old victoria sparrow, apologized for poisoning her daughter lacey with prescription drugs. but also blamed her ex h

they flipped the lead with the healthy gilbert a re nasa long with the -- arenas. i spoke to the coach today. >> one of the reasons that i'm here is because i feel this team has a chance to win. i've been my last four years in this league is where i finished the year. you do that, you get a little spoiled. it's something that i feel with this team that we can do the same type of thing. >> finally tonight, maybe you've played in a golf tournament where they have a prize for a hole in one. well, at the mark eaton invitational you win a million bucks. that's in. and better than the shot is his reaction. look at him running all the way down the golf course. his buddies lay a tackle on him. he wins a million bucks. he was a restaurant manager. at least he was. now he may be on vacation. >> he needs to work on his golf game. >> apparently he doesn't need any. it looks fine. >>> that's 9news now for tonight. thanks for staying up with us. >>> tomorrow morning on 9news now, the people getting an extra push to go get their flu shots right away. that plus your traffic and we

. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. >> a plan to fight crime. police say it worked in the past. and they believe it can work again. >> this time, for a troubled neighborhood in southwest baltimore, keith daniels live at city police headquarters with more tonight. keith? >> well, jennifer the plan is part of a city program called operation protect. and they are called safe zones. police are focusing on the carrollton ridge community. a neighborhood that includes south mason, ramsey and best bentlo area. and they are calling it a safe zone, which means officers will set up a perimeter to monitor coming and goings. and allow only a few into the neighborhood two to 10 wednesday through sunday during the next month. and same initiative caused legal trouble for dc police saying it violated constitutional rights. but baltimore police say they do not believe there will be any legal trouble here. mainly because the community likes the idea. >> it will keep out the people looking for their prostitutes. and keep people out from coming in to buy their drugs. >> well, the plan was created ba

>>>gilbert arena at full speed for the first session of drills.the highlight apparently occurred last night when saunders brought in a hypnotist who among other things got nick young to ride an imaginary horse and made james bark like a dog. if you'd like to hear the players talk about it it's on wusa9.com. woof, woof. >>>there's been one unplanned side effect for the red skins lousy start this september. that's how it's distracted attention from maryland's lousy start. they ro lost on saturday dropping to 1-3 for the first time since 1997. ralph is starting to feel the heat. today in his weekly press conference he was asked if he fears for his job. >>i have no problem looking at myself in the mirror. i've put everything i have into this. its not a fun place to be right now, but, you know, i don't know any other way but to keep going back and keep working and keep working. >>red skins had today off, but not albert haynesworth. he spent the day in nashville where his estranged life has asked for a restraining order. according to stephanie hayneswor

gilbert arenas suited up for two games, back now and allegedly healthier than ever.nd has the new editions, randy and mike miller and the new coach flip saunders. the team president can't wait to move forward. >> nobody was happy with last year, not myself, you know, not the players and we, you know, we want to show everybody that last year was a fluke and we're's bit -- a better team than that and that has been the motivational thing for all of the guys working this summer. >> 30 players competing in the tour championship in atlanta, phil mickleson on the par 4, 14th. chipping off the green and i can relate to that. down the hill. two shots later, in the bunker and can relate to that, too. shot an 8 on the hole, a 3-over 73. tiger woods with the second shot on the par 5, 17. 237 yards and reach it. tiger a couple of shots back, shawn? >> we'll chevy silverado. more confidence than ford f-150. better backed than f-150. at a value f-150 can't touch. silverado. from the family of the most dependable, longest lasting trucks on the road. get 0% apr for 60 months on every

plus, gilbert arenas ripped into the wizards. haven't heard that name in a while.ll talk about him and more coming up tonight at 6:00. >> topper, you have been interrupting our story, it is finally your turn to speak. >> sorry. >> the best dressed list. he liked the bikinis, right? >> no, of course not. we are looking at drizzle dispating. here are your next three days, a decent friday, may take a while to become partly cloudy. it will clear out. upper 70s, beautiful on saturday, sunday beautiful, upper 70s. clouds come in late on sunday, but a nice day. we have the terps on saturday, the skins on sunday, and we have the children's festival saturday and sunday. it will cooperate. tonight though, cooperating a little bit. drizzle ends, mostly cloudy, some fog develops late. low temperatures. lows tonight, some areas may dip in the 50s barely. 59 in great falls. 62 in silver spring. and mid 60s downtown. right now, we are talking 60s across the board. mid 60s in gaithersburg. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy and cool. should be dry tomorrow morning. 50s and 60s. winds

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