a disabled vehicle remains on northbound 95 approaching the harper tunnel through way. a car versus a bike, at baltimore national pike and engelside avenue. west belvedere avenue at elmer avenue. jfx is building southbound. no real issues. if you're looking for a business that you know you can trust let your better business bureau do that with the a rated business directory. get more details at abc2news.com/bbb. >>> kim, good morning maryland. time is 6:46. it's not lifetouch or sears, or al kelly taking your picture. >> it's the police in an effort to slow you down. (no audio)) >>> within a half mile of school zones and construction zones. supporters say it will make the roads safer, critics say speed cameras are only a money maker. >> it's not about generating extra revenue, it's a safety factor that's been on going within the city and communities who are just fed up with people speeding. >> reporter: now, here the breakdown of what this new law will mean to you, it goes into effect this thursday. here in baltimore for the first 30 days if you're caught, you'll only g

harper outs of a burning suv two months ago. here was the scene. >> we need water! come back.re's a baby in here. >> so many people rushed to the aide of that little boy. look how cute he is. don't you want to give him a hug. put a packers shirt on him. just a great story. this little guy is out of the hospital going home which is a ronald mcdonald house. it's because of the heroicses, instead of mourning and grief there's joy for a little boy.@@ on his way to the ronald mcdonald house. joining us now to talk about d.j.'s father chris harper and one of the heroes, he and his brother joel were the ones that went into the burning van and risked their lives. >> first off, chris harper, how is the little guy doing? i love the smile on his face. >> he's doing real good. he's got great spirits, looking forward to going to disnis world. he's healing better and moving around a lot better. he likes to play like a normal 5-year-old little boys do. really hasn't limited his activity. he gets tired a little bit but other than that he's a normal 5-year-old. >> he's got a long road ahead of

harper was that baby. visiting from tennessee, his family's vehicle went off the road, bursting into flames. neighbors were able to pull out his mother and sister but d.j. was still inside. >> as soon as you crawl in, you just see the boy screaming. then reaching for help. >> reporter: off-duty firefighters and brothers joel and john broke into the vehicle and pulled him out. a neighbor doused his burns with a garden hose. the brothers, first heroes are now family to the harpers. >> we are referred to as uncle john and uncle joel. >> we got years of recovery ahead of us but this is a big step today. >> reporter: d.j. left the hospital tuesday but he's got a tough road ahead. his burns were severe. >> he no longer has ears. that's one of the things he's looking forward to is getting new ears. >> reporter: he'll await his new ears in his adopted hometown of milwaukee. >> reporter: living in the city that saved his life. the brothers who rescued d.j. have set up a registry to help save money for his family. t

joining me to talk about that is canadian prime minister stephen harper. mr. so nice to have you back. >> thank you for having me. >> the last time we spoke was the g-20 in london. how would you characterize things? >> we have a fragile recovery. we are seeing the beginnings of some growth in canada. i wouldn't underestimate in canada, united states, globally, how much this growth is due to stimulus measures, monetary and fiscal measures. we haven't yet seen a real rebound in private investment that will sustain the recovery globally so we are very cautious. we are continuing to implement our stimulus program. seeing some growth but not yet seeing the kind of growth that will improve our labor markets. >> what do you think it is going to take to get people spending money again? when we spoke at the g-20 in london we talked about the canadian bank outpaced the u.s. bank in terms of credit and in terms of the financial upset where so many of the u.s. bank were brought to their knees, actually. what is most important? getting credit moving again? getting the cons

first off, chris harper, how is the little guy doing? smile on that little guy's face, so heart-warming. >> he's doing good, great spirits, looking forward to going to disney world, healing a lot better, moving a lot better. he likes to play like normal 5-year-old little boys do. really hasn't limited his activity. he gets tired a little bit but, other than that, he's -- he's a normal -- normal 5-year-old. >> he's got a long road ahead of him, though, doesn't he, chris? >> yes. we've got more surgeries scheduled and it's going to be years of recovery. mentally and physically. psychologically there's going to be years to recover. he seems to be doing real well. >> that's g. i can hear the excitement in your voice. we going to have you go to a studio but you didn't want to leave his side that's why we were talking to you by phone. dad, we applaud oun that move. how are you doing, as you've walked this road, a tough road but right now there's hope? >> i'm just -- i'm real happy that i can have him back. i'm real happy, you know, like the li

a close friend of barack obama for over 20 years, hill harper is here. .s is my small-business specialist, tara. i know landscaping, but i didn't know how wireless could help my business. i just don't know how wireless can help my business. tara showed me how i could keep track of my employees in the field and get more jobs done faster. i was blown away. i'm blown away. only verizon wireless has small-business specialists in every store to help you do business better. we should get you a hat. sean: and joining us now is an actor, activist, close friend of president obama, anç author ofa book,ç hill harper. there are a lot of things i agree with, but i do not want to start there. you have no barack obama,çç f, what, over 20 years? >> yes. sean: and you are not exactly a fan of his. >> and i am not exactly sure why. i have known him,ç and he is and concerned patriots that i know, and he is a hard worker. sean: you have said all of these wonderful things aboutçç barak and about michelle, and one of the things you brought out is about the potential in e

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harper is stabbed. nobody knows who stabbed to.ness class right now because nobody can breathe. >> stay calm, ok? >> what is going on on your in? " we contacted air traffic control. a note was handed to me just as we were coming out of a teleconference. boston center has a suspected hijacker. i have put f-15s on battle stations. i told them to scramble them and we would wait for the permissions. it is a hijacked airplane that we know nothing about. we do not know where it is. >> what is going on? >> betty, talk to me betty, are you there? >> we just had a plane crashed into the world trade center. the world trade center, tower no. 1 is on fire. the hole outside of the building. >> we have a very tragic alert for you right now. an incredible plane crashed into the world trade center. >> it is believed that a 747 has crashed into the side of the building. joining us is one of the producers. cohen, what do you know? >> i am on the roof of my building which is about five blocks to the south of the world trade center. i am looking at th

harper left the confines of the hospital burn unit for the open water. a little boy with big dreams. >> we're fishing for whales. >> reporter: two months ago, d.j.'s dreams and his life were nearly cut short in a fiery car crash. >> we need water! come back! there's a baby in there! >> reporter: an entire neighborhood of strangers raced to rescue d.j.'s mother and sister from their burning suv but d.j. was trapped in his booster seat. >> as soon as you crawl in, you just see the boy screaming, reaching for help. >> reporter: milwaukee firemen, joel rechlitz, in the yellow shirt, and his brother john in the tan shorts drove up on the crash. they didn't think twice, diving into the burning car, pulling d.j. to safety. that's what makes this day, two months later, such a miracle. >> i'm extremely ecstatic. this is the day i've been personally waiting for. the harpers, who were visiting from tennessee at the time of the crash, now plan to stay in the city that saved them. >> we just want to be able to give back to a community that has given us so much. >> re

"harper's" magazine, kevin baker, a bit more on this hoover comparison. stephen moore, herbert hoover, you wrote about him as a protectionist president. speak to him about trade policy -- speak to the issue of trade policy. . american public. host: what do you think of that comparison? guest: i think it's funny, trying to distance himself from presidents who does seem to be rather conservative at heart and quite incremental. yes, jimmy carter, that terrible radical who passed all those socialist policies. this is ridiculous. and as far as all the terrible things hoover did with protectionism, it was overwhelmingly the policy of the united states for decades throughout the 19th century. and under it, we used it to build up quite a few of our industries at home and quite effectively. as for the tire dispute, this is called negotiating. you try to get the best deal for us in the world. that's one of the things you try to do. you rattle sabers. other countries do it as well. to pretend that say china doesn't have a nationalist economic policy or that france d

harper gt the victory. 38-30. looking for a 4-0 start. first quarter.would like to pass back into the midsection. he goes the other way, a long way. can't get into the end zone. proving just a momentry set back. a moment later, great blocking. not touched on his way to the end zone. now, gets back on track for the patriots. gorgeous pass to robert flin. the caps could not find the end zone. moves 35-0. your final. more scores around the region, check out extra points at wbal tv.com. your home for baltimore area high school football. i'm pete gilbert. have a great day. >> hey, john. >> everybody's looking at me about this game. we have a storm coming in. so rain chances heaviest tonight. the game plan is now we taper this rain and move it out of the area tomorrow morning and we have a good afternoon. for some great football. and then monday a little front comes through. we catch a shower in the afternoon or evening. the rest of the week looks good. >> enjoy the game tomorrow. >> thank you. can't wait. >> that's all our time for now. thank you for joining

s father chris harper and one of the heroes john reckless. he and his brother joel were the guys that went into the burning van and risked their lives. guys, thank again. chris harper, d.j.'s dad, how's the little guy doing? i love the smile on his face. just so heart warming. >> he's doing real good right now. he's got great spirits. he's looking forward to going to disney world. he's healing a lot better. he's moving around a lot better. he likes to play like normal 5-year-old little boys do. really hasn't limited his activity. he gets tired a little bit. but other than that, he's a normal 5-year-old. >> he's got a long road ahead of him, doesn't he, chris? >> we've got more surgeries scheduled, and it's going to be years of recovery. mentally and physically.pp psychologically there's going to be years to recover. he seems to be doing real well. >> that's good. i can hear the excitement in your voice. we were going to have you go to a studio, but you didn't want to leave his side. that's why you're talking to us by phone. dad, we applaud yo

we're all sort of compete for a handful of publications, places like harpers, for instance. whereas two decades ago there were dozens. >> i want to revert to my optimist statement which i think both of your right. traditional media as we know them and read them and hold them in our hands are declining. and certainly the two areas you talked about are labor-intensive and expensive to foot the bill for your. >> basically what i said was the tradition of me i agree is in decline. but i think online media is really, really a thriving area. and i think some of the traditional media have very strong online components. but there are also a lot of independent online magazines that are publishing really good things. it kind of depends on how we define feature writing. if you include personal essays and political essays, i think certainly they are thriving. i also think that online media has opened up a lot of area for good writing, the decline of newspapers may be shutting off your. >> let me respond to that. i think the problem with online media is that they have not attracted adver

his name is david harper. they call him dj -- this is the boy. has a long road to recovery. he suffered severe burns to his scalp and lost both of his ears. joining us now is one of the men who helped rescue deejay, and they have become pretty good pals, i understand. -- who helped rescue dju. -- dj. who could believe it? you ran down there and did what you could do, and now, you have got a new buddy, huh? >> dj got out of the hospital faster than anyone would have anticipated. that boy is a fighter. he has got a long way ahead of him, but things are going to work out, and it was just from -- being able to do things that normal 5-year-old's should be doing. shepard: i hear there is some fishing involved. >> yes. we took him out on lake michigan for some king salmon. it was wonderful. they like to fish, and so do i.. shepard: how do you like this whole uncle thing? >> it is quite an honor, and our lives are changed because of the incident. you certainly want to make sure that that little boy is going to be ok, and both of our families, we were con

right around harpers ferry, down toward frederick. you see hagerstown.ome of these are pretty strong. but they're very, very concentrated. what we're going to see continually through the afternoon, really we're going to see more and more activity after this. this is what we're going to be dealing with. it's all because of this low- pressure system offshore that is getting sucked into our region. we'll show you that here in a moment. 73 degrees here right now. temperature, bwi marshall. 56 the dew point. relative humidity at 51%. with the winds from the east at 13 miles per hour. the barometer now at 30.13. and around the state, while temperatures are reflecting that bit of a cooler air mass in place. 67 in oakland. 79 in cumberland. 69 in ocean city. 77 in the nation's capitol. across the state, we're seeing the winds coming in from the east. again, courtesy of that low pressure that is offshore. kicking some of that moisture and the winds off the bay. and the ocean. 24-mile-per-hour winds here in the nation's capital. 13 at the airport. and a little lig

after that, president obama meets with canadian prime minister harper.n "washington journal" tomorrow we will be joined by the co- chairmen of the progressive caucus, raul grijalva. the president of the american enterprise institute, offers his assessment of the obama administration. then we will discuss how student loans are administratoadministe. "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. a couple of live events to tell you about for tomorrow on our companion network, c-span 3. the senate foreign relations committee will focus on afghanistan. one will be the former supreme allied commander in europe. that is at 10:00 a.m.. at 2:00 p.m., and house committee continues its look at private insurance companies. witnesses include executives of the six largest insurance companies. >> ron paul wants to hold the federal reserve accountable for the economic crisis. he wants to end the fed. sunday, he talks about his new book on book tv. follow ups on twitter for the latest updates. >> now a look at what health care options are availab

and our goals are to eliminate al qaeda as a threat and, as prime minister harper mentioned, i thinkthat ultimately afghan security has to transition on to the shoulders of afghan -- the afghan government and afghan security forces. and so the degree to which we are training them and building capacity, that's something that i'm certain will be part of any long-term strategy, sustainable strategy. on the economic -- >> so, it sounds like the real goal moving forward for the obama administration, as it conducts its administrationwide reassessment of strategy and policy with regard to afghanistan, is that one goal of eliminating al qaeda as a thr t threat. didn't mention the taliban in that particular equation. but certainly said that the goal is eliminating al qaeda as a threat. the president in his conversation, taking some questions from the media, after his meeting with canadian prime minister, stephen harper. reviewing the strategy, particularly at a time when public support for the war in afghanistan continues to slip. we will continue to follow developments on that front, as well

there, of course, hill harper.e're talking to this guy about his new book on black men and women and relationships. stay with us. ( revving, siren blares ) there's no way to hide it. sir, have you been drinking tonight? if you ride drunk, you will get caught... and you will get arrested. >>> well, he is one of "people" magazine's sexiest men alive. he stars in the hit tv series "csi new york." and he's known the president since they were classmate back at harvard. next week this best-selling author's third book will be released. there it is. called "the conversation." the author is hill harper. we will have a conversation with him this morning. classmate of the president, you just hang in there. you keep working hard and one day your career's going to take off, too, like president obama's did. hang in there, hill. >> good morning. i'm working as hard as i can, t.j. >> good to see you. are you all right this morning? >> i'm great. how are you? >> doing well here as well. this book, this is your third now, "the conve

want to take you up toward harper county.light here, spread across that fine part of the state. trinity lutheran, bel air, by the water 54 degrees. that is only a 5-degree spread. idea there is definitely a difference with some spots by the water. some hill tops mean 50s. some spots dipped back into the 40s. feel the chill even though we are clear we can expect the clouds to build in as the breeze builds up lunchtime and this afternoon. downtown 69 degrees. turning partly to mostly cloudy at times. 5:40 a.m. on the clock. >> a fantastic start. no real problems on the belt way or tunnel adds we look here. northeast part of the roadway. a good pace, remains closed both directions between broadway and castle due to fire activity. take lafayette to get around that. as you look here downtown mlk at fayette street. the city is quiet. no real problems to let you know about. jamie and megan back to you. >> 19 minutes from 6. the fight in afghan tan intensifies. >> frederick county family mourns the loss of their son. >> he paid the u

harper collins said today that the book is done already, wow, and that it will hit shelves on november yet on the font size. the publisher has also announced the title. it's going to be called "going rogue: an american life." the term rogue, of course, was first applied to palin by unnamed mccain/palin campaign insiders who in a watershed article for cnn during the campaign season alleged palin was, quote, going rogue, unquote. said quote, she is a diva. she take noes advice from anyone. she does not have any relationships with trust with any of us, her family or anyone else. the same source in the same article also saying, quote, she is playing for her own future and sees herself as the next leader of the party. remember, divas trust only unto themselves as they see themselves as the beginning and end of all wisdom. in the same article another mccain/palin campaign source, who was described as having direct knowledge of the process to prepare palin after she was picked as vp said, quote, her lack of fundamental understanding of some key issues was dramatic. the same source said she wa

traditional cash crop in harper county turning into a realtor destination.y the thousands are blooming right now at clear meadow farm in white hall. yellow drench countryside has drivers and photographers alike taking notice. but if you want to get a good look at the field time is running out. >> good view is probably a week. end of this week they are going to be turning down. they will be looking like this and not much yellow left. >>reporter: well the farm expects to harvest 600,000 pounds of bird seed from the crop. >> something happening in your community share it with baltimore. up load the pictur picture, video, written stories, neighborhood news go to our web site your take and accepted picture and video directly from your cell phone through pick at fox baltimore.com. >>> america just named the top dancer on season 5 of so you think you can dance. now the search on for new winner. kandace met up with the judges in hollywood and back with the preview of season 6. kandace. >>reporter: thank you jennifer. hit fox show is in full swing. this time for an a

busy day that begins with hosting a foreign dig tear at the white house, canadian president stephen harper. and next meeting with the olympic bid committee. >>> here is something we talked about yesterday morning. the author of "the davinci code" has set his latest novel in the d.c. area, music to the ears of d.c. tourist industry. >> local officials hope dan brown's new book will bring visitors to the city. >> reporter: a dream come true for d.c. tourism officials. one of the hottest novels of the year is set in the nation's capital. already copies of "the lost symbol" are flying off shelves. >> i love dan brown. i think he has interesting st e stories. >> i like to read books set in d.c. >> reporter: it stars robert lang den as its code-breaking hero. early action starts in the capitol rotunda under a patient of george washington as god-like. the founding father was also a mason, the world's largest fraternity. in the past characterized as steeped in secrecy. local masonic leaders say that's a myth, but they'll take their 15 minutes of fame. >> everyone i've been talking to has been find

also on the east side of the outer loop, traffic is building between harper road and providence road.wo crashes in the area to let you know about. one will be level road, also known as route 15155 and 95. in the elkridge area of howard county, route 1 is a crash on the scene there as well. traffic is moving along very nicely. no problems to let you know about. if you are looking for a business you know you can trust, let your better business bureau help you. go to abc2news.com/bbb. back to you. >>> two people were shot within a block of one another. this all happened in west baltimore around 12:30. officers found one man shot several times. police found a second man shot in the leg on thomas avenue. right now, they have not made any arrests so far. >>> it is 6:46 right now. this morning, we have an abc 2 news exclusive. one defense attorney tells us four dunbar high school football players are charged with attempted murder. linda so joins us live with the latest developments. linda? >> reporter: the principal here isn't saying much about the allegations about you the police confirm th

light showers around the northern portion of baltimore county looking up into harper county north ofelaire a little bit of showers north of route 1. we'll continue to see the showers pushing over the border into pennsylvania. zooming out the picture here we see south of us not a lot of activity but we'll have potential for seeing more rain as we go through the overnight. you can see the showers as they are traveling to the northeast. kind of losing a little bit of the luster. pop up showers south west of dc out there west of the airport down there in dulles. we'll continue to see those showers 10 to move through the area tonight and then into tomorrow. zooming out the bigger picture you see down to the south a lot of heavy shower thunderstorm activity along the front stretching through southern indiana to jeffersonville and just west of louisville stretching down through just west of nashville, tennessee then down into parts of mess sip and alabama. another system will 10 to ride upbringing plenty of precipitation with it. so we have to watch it closely over the next couple days but

an interview with "harper's bazaar." she opens up for the first time.nd how the children are doing. lisa fletcher has the details. and sheds light on an extraordinary relationship. look at them then. when she was a teeny thing on a stool next to the king of pop. now, of course, she is an icon in her own right. >> reporter: there was always a powerful bond between janet jackson and her brother, michael. >> i'd just like to say, that to you, michael is an icon. to us, michael is family. and he will forever live in all of our hearts. >> reporter: jackson says, she hasn't watched television or read a newspaper in the two months following her brother's sudden death. as a 14-year-old girl, it was janet's job to take care of her superstar brother. she says, i would shop for him. i washed his clothes and cleaned his room. she says, if it was shiny, if it had any kind of bling, he loved it. in fact. >> for the 25th anniversary of motown, michael grabbed his jacket from his mother's closet. when it came to the shoes, michael would never like to give up a pair, sa

northbound harper tunnel through way approaching the 95 merge we have word of a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane. and baltimore national pike at eng he willside avenue. best belvedere avenue at elmer avenue. the jfx is north avenue, traffic is looking good making your way down this morning. looking for a business you know you can trust let your better business bureau do it with the a rated business director. log onto abc2news.com/bbb for more information. >>> thank you, kim. it's 6:25 a teacher in long island paid it forward to her student it started as a class assignment and ended up saving his life. she wanted her students to give back to the community and asked them all to do something to make the world a better police. one student talked about organ donation because he needed a kidney. and the teacher gave him one of hers. >> i have to be honest, i never signed the back of my license and i had never intended ever on being an organ donor. when i gave the assignment pay it forward and kevin wanted to do his on donation and giving life, that was my first introduction. >> she is g

"harper's" magazine, kevin baker, a bit more on this hoover comparison. stephen moore, herbert hoover, you wrote about him as a protectionist president. speak to him about trade policy -- speak to the issue of trade policy. . this is the kind of thing that leads to that tit-for-tat that reduces living standards in both countries, china and the u.s.. host: do you see other comparisons to hoover? guest: i think the fact that what hoover did when he got into office, he raised tax rates, that is something that barack obama wants to do in 2011, which will have a very negative effect on stocks and the economy. he started to build up government, which led to the new deal after fdr. so i think probably the better comparison is obama is more like jimmy carter, who was trying to move the country way to the left at a time when the country does not want to. i think he has misread his mandate from the american public. guest: i think it's funny, trying to distance himself from presidents who does seem to be rather conservative at heart and quite incremental. yes, jimmy

rejoining them, justin harper and riley. riley grabbed a t.d. in the preseason helping his case.jee gerard own -- earns a spnt on the squad. former maryland terrapin and current san diego charger shawne merriman arrested on false imprisonment charges. his girlfriend, mtv reality tv show host tila tequila was choked and held when she tried to leave the apartment. there's some thought he may have been trying to prevent her driving intoxicated. only one real headlining match at flushing meadow, venus williams trying to pay through pain against climcleister battling her own issues, mainly rust. she took time off to become a mommy. making her burst baby proud against the pink-cladded venus williams. 25 minutes, clijsters takes the first set. williams not ready to concede. second set, all williams. 6-0. to the third, clijsters wearing venus down. kim clijsters onto the quarterfinals, 6-4 in the third. figuring out the fedex cup playoff is harder than the nfl salary cap. bill belichick will go a long way to watch golf in person anonymously. steve stricker, the boy scout demeanor, he's a

hazel harper. she's the former president of the national dental association. also the cofounder and the director of a denial project which is a brig thing for her and i am going to let her tell you why yesterday was such a special day between her other dental experts and the governor of maryland, martin o'malley. >> it was indeed a special day because governor o'malley kicked off the healthy smile back to school dental tour. and he was joined by congressman congressmanings and dr. hite superintendent of prince georges county schools and other dignitaries there. governor o'malley is committed to the children of maryland and their oral health and ever since deamonte driver died he charged the state with putting oral health as a priority and making it a significant part of general health care. >> how will this project help youngsters in the state of maryland. >> what we realize is most of these children are uninsured or under insured. they need a lot of special attention. this project is designed to increase access to care by increasing the number of medicaid pro

harper and we have all heard about d.j. as well.orhood including some off-duty firefighters he was rescued from that burping car, but because of the burns he really had trouble with his ears and he told his dad as i understand it that for his sixth birthday he'd like to have some ears and chris harper we're skyping you in here. can you hear me? >> yes. >> please say hello to d.j. for us. i know he can't right now but dr. kalyer has something he'll present this morning. >> we're very happy to tell you that we'll be able to help d.j. at the texas hospital for advanced medicine. they've donated all of their services and we have one of the world's leading surgeons which is really a handful of surgeons who can do reconstructive surgery of his ears. his name is akara yamata, one of the very few to do this and donated his services to do this and looking forward to you in dallas to help this young man. >> so chris is -- is everybody on board in your family? >> yes, yes, we are. this is amazing. we're truly blessed. d.j. said he wanted new e

we have a flood warning in effect for northern baltimore county and harper couldn't until 8:30 tonightthey still see additional 1 to 2 inches of rain before the coastal low officially starts to pull out of our region. overnight tonight continue with the breeze conditions and overnight low pressure of 56 degrees. look at the 7 day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> well today's wet weather couldn't dampen the spirit, i guess, of some raven fans e.dry cleaners. have it on by sunday. first purple friday of the football season. ravens cheer leader celebrated purple friday at the bank in canton this afternoon and everyone was inside, fans have major expectation for the ravens. kick off against the kansas city chiefs of course at 1:00 p.m. sharp on sunday. >>> >> back to school shock isn't enough, there are plenty of chills in theaters this weekend. >> indeed. kandace explains in the low down. kandace. >>reporter: thank you jeff. we begin with the movie based on a 2,000 5 short film which actually originated when the director was in college. jim burt open came on as producer and no

justin harper and frank walker did not. ravens-falcons in atlanta. terrell suggs made his preseason debut. it was a good one. fifth play of the game a bull rush suggs sacked matt ryan three tackles. joe flacco didn't play at all. third string john kerry played. then finds rookie jason cook, a fullback for the five-yard touchdown, 14 play, 91-yard drive had to impress john harbaugh. 7-0, ravens. tavares gooden shoots the gap and gets the sack of john parker wilson. ravens led a boring game 7-3 at the half. third quarter, demetrius williams trying to win the third receiver spot on third and 16 deep in their own end zone goes for 39 yards. game high 77 yardsment fourth quarter, rookies riley after a 47-yard bomb gets his name in the peam paper with a 15-yard touchdown. ravens up 17-3. steve hauschka may have won the kicking job 2- 2. ravens win 20-3, finish 4-0 in the preseason. they meet kansas city in the opener a week from sunday. maryland opens their season saturday night at 12th ranked cal. these are the golden years for the golden bears. cal had t

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fares far back as 2002 and he said a couple weeks ago in a question and answer session with steven harper from cran da, that he doesn't want to rush this decision. he wants to take his time to get it right. that seems to me a bogus excuse. he has been campaigning on it as the right war. he has done his own strategic policy review. mcchrystal has done a strategic assessment. it is time now for the president to make a decision and act on the decision. this loob looks like a distraction. even if you say he is going to spend all this time on the plane studying on the afghanistan problems, the optics are terrible. >> no, most people look at this and say if he wants to make a pitch for the olympics, that's what the president should do, especially for his hometown, go do it. this is not and an antsy mcchrystal guy. this is a guy that is working. in fact, admiral mullen -- >> in 07 days he talked to him once, by video teleconference. that is a stunning affront to your lead commander in what you call the good war. >> i don't think general mccrystal has been ignored or feels ignored in any waivment

asked pointblank in a meeting with canadian prime minister steven harper whether u.s. and nato forces are writtenning the war in afghanistan, president owe obama offered no direct response, instead saying he will be deliberate in deciding u.s. troop levels. >> my determination is to get this right. i don't make determinations about resources, and certainly you don't make determinations about sending young men and women into battle without having absolute clarity about what the strat jy is going to be. >> the president's remarks came one day after the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff told a senate panel that the war effort requires another 4,000 troops to train the afghan army and unspecified additional u.s. combat forces to defeat the taliban and al-queda, on top of the 21,000 troopers and trainers that president obama has sent to afghanistan where u.s. forces will hit 64,000 by year's end. the house and senate lawmakers were give an classified briefing on the war even as obama aides dismissed questions about mounting opposition to the war within their own party.

>> prime minister stephen harper, the prime minister of canada, indicated earlier today that the outrageousment by iran's president, denying, of course, a holocaust, casting terrible aspersions against the state of israel -- the holocaust, casteen turbo aspersions against the state of israel -- casting terrible aspersions, complete disregard for security council resolutions prompted us to not be in the same room with the iranians while the president was making his speech. that is the reason why we left the general assembly of united nations while he was addressing them. greta: israel did not show up, like you did walking out and not being there for any of it, and the u.s. left. any idea what it took some other countries longer to get up and leave? >> well, you know, from our perspective, we have looked at this iranian leadership over the course of the last several years. i will give you an example of what is now taking place. there is an iranian canadian who works for "newsweek," who is in jail, in tehran, without any consular assistance from the government of canada. his wife is back home

they will back to harper's ferry and frederick and four in the afternoon. this is a vantage point. whether at 2:00 or 5:00. saturday activities that are important to you. we're expecting a chance of rain. they are wilding then through the afternoon and by the evening hours. look at rain band there in that moves in here by the evening hours. we expect that pushing into the beltway region. by 9:30 and sooner but take that through the overnight. and the back edge of this looks like it will cut off. >> sunshine develops but a cool breeze. >> and and rain and by this evening and the evening and overnight. heavy at times. cut off and sunday afternoon. and partly sunny. >> ok and it is time to dine. >>> and a sandwich. we're making soup. >> i'm wonderful. >> we're making a soup and it is the fall season so we want something healthy and hearty and tastes good. we have some fresh. it hyme. cumin. some peppers, chicken base. diced green peppers and tomatoes. diced red peppers, black beans and rice and this is a simple dish to make. it may seem complicated but is simple. i start off with the

. >> and mark sat down for a chat with harper and found out about the trainer's own workout habits, includingone surprise. >> let's go! >> reporter: every week he coaxes, and coerces and helps contestants into encouragement. >> i have to have my own trainer. >> he needs a workout nudge like the rest of us. >> i have a busy schedule. and to have my own trainer that takes the reigns, and takes the steering wheel from me, and that helps me. >> how tough is it for you in your personal life to practice what you preach in your show? >> i knew i would have to be able to practice what i preach. i love fitness. it's my life and purpose. so people can always see what is in my grocery cart or seeing what i am eating at a restaurant and i will always live true. >> what is your achilles' heel? >> problably chocolate. you can still have the things you like to eat, but you have to be able to manage it. >> it's something getting through to contestants and trainers. >> a guy at the gym came and said i have been watching your show and lost over 100 pounds on my own. that's amazing. >> and with the in season, a

harper, a boy severely burned in a fiery suv crash is out of the hospital. was rescued from a burning suv by two off-duty firefighters. he suffered extensive burns and lost both ears. yesterday he left the hospital and then he got to go on a fishing boat with one of his rescuers. >>> it is now 8:05. time to go back outside to mr. david price for another check of the weather. dave? >>> hey, nice to see you, russ. nice crowd out here. let's do a check and see what's happening across the country, shall we? yes, we shall. that's the affirmation i was looking for on this wednesday. rumbling in the rockies, not talking about a title fight, talking about hail, gusty winds, and rain popping through probably through the latter portion of the day. let's take a look at the rest of the country. see what's going on. look at that, tennessee valley, mid mississippi valley. that low pressure system sitting there. been there a couple of days now, and looks like it's going to hang around. so more rain, 1 to 3 inches widely across that swath of gulf states and, indeed, inland,

. >> can i ask what this -- >> harper colli very kindly did a special binding of the first edition of witness t hope which a copy was made for the editor, for the pulp and me so it is done by a bookmaker,ong island and it is simply the hardback edition with the more will cov stripped off in this rather beautiful leather coveb. there's only three of those in the world. >> i see a lot of church hiory. whereo you turn most frequentlyor history of the catholic church? >> there is any number of sources. my paper history materialsre over here. and there you have got everything from the standard reference where kelly is a dictiona of popes to study is of particular popes or historical perigdsn the history of the vatican. church history is not as fluent or fruitful field as it ought to be. -- these days i'm afraid. but there is good stuff and i am happy t be -- happy to be i contact wi it. >> how about ts map over here? >> that is a medieval maps of jerusalem jerusalem is all over our house. jerusalem is a city very close to my own heart. it's also a metaphor for the kingdom of god, in its fu

urbana to 270 out 340, scattered about in west virginia to martinsburg to harpers ferry.the south. in the portion county line on 301 to between waldorf and la plata. from leonard town in to newland and southern end of the bay by saint mary's county in to the bridge in calvert we have showers. temperatures wise things are in the 60s with lower 60s to the knot and west. with a stiff northeast winds temperatures will not be moving much today. looking at a high on the seven day around 70. tonight the rain maybe heavy at times and better weather over the weekend especially sunday and monday with highs in the low 80s. angie is stepping in with a lot to tell you. >> i have the traffic report and a tieup since early this morning an accident investigation continues in this area, leesburg, virginia. market street is closed between battlefield road and river creek parkway. take battlefield and take it over to fort evans to get you back to river creek and you will be able to get on to route 7. there's a way around it. moving over to 66. tracking the taillights and incident free past

. >> a visibly happy dj harper left the children's hospital of wisconsin this morning.off-duty firefighters rescued him in july when he and his mom hit a tree and burst into flames. he is still under -- needing to undergo several more surgeries. >> he knows he was in a car accident and that the fire had burned him. and he no longer has years. that is one of the things he is looking forward to is getting new years. >> another thing dj is kicking -- is looking forward to, the trip the family is taking to disney world. >> we wish him a speedy recovery that so bonds were among some of the things that were -- dinosaur bones were among some of the things that were given back to china by the u.s. the u.s. assistant secretary of state says the fossils are an invaluable part of china's history. they may be about 100 million years old. >> still another sign that this troubled u.s. economy might actually be helping you save some money, up next, the prices of hotels have gone down. >> hoping to save you some money and more important, make that money work for you. also, what you can

. >> host: so the answer is whether blagojevich willry his harper valley pta moment? we wonder if he gave his speech to the woman says i have done wrong butou and you? >> guest: he did some of fact. >> ht: may be a little taste. but the other question is will he or can we put this into common this is how businessot do? on steroids by just a vsion of what everybody else was doing. that seems to be his own view. everybody does this all along >> absolutely i thought he was much too harsh i think before the senate who was about to and teach him what is master fall. it shows whatlagojevich and the talent of what he could have been. it was a terrific speech. i believed a lot of it. but i do have to say i was a bit disturbed when the eleanor form commission which had all of these reforms coming out of what happened to blagojevich, the chief prosecutor in the george ryan case and he did a magnificent job they're all before the state legislature whichs now richard without passing hdly any of them. they were watered down. was beginning to think blagojevich was the exception of

harper, this day is nothing short of a miracle. a little boy, bandaged and burned, is finally well enough to leave the hospital. >> we've got years of recovery ahead of us. but this is a big step today. >> reporter: two months ago, d.j. nearly died, in a fiery car crash. >> we need water. there's a baby in there. >> reporter: the family was visiting from tennessee, when their suv ran off the road, then burst into flames. an entire neighborhood raced to the rescue, pulling d.j.'s mother and sister from the burning car. but he was trapped, pinned inside his booster seat. >> as soon as you crawl in, you see the boy screaming. and reaching for help. >> reporter: milwaukee fireman, joe, and his brother, john, in the tan short, saw the crash and didn't think twice. diving into the melting car, to cut d.j. loose and pull him to safety. a neighbor doused his burns with a garden hose. >> a community came together. and for one common goal. and that goal was to save this little boy's life. >> reporter: strangers have now become family. >> we

her publisher harper collins is owned by the parent company of this network.ember the day of stuffing baseball cards into the special binders? the kids of today merely may not know about it nowadays anybody can get player stats from the interwebs and the thread of a complete baseball card collapse is very real. >> as another baseball season winds to a close, those who buy and sell baseball cards are feeling a different kind of heat. >> people are collecting less. especially with the economy you can't eat a baseball card. >> the trading card industry is in a slump dropping 80% billion dollars to 200 million last year trend has caused most cardmakers to shut down and has effected how cards look. >> major league baseball signed an exclusive contract with topps dealing a blow to upper deck. it can use player faces but air brush out team logos. >> you have to go with the topps product. it's like a monopoly. >> only 100 card shops left. games like pokey monday and steroid scandal has impacted the prices of former all-star sellers barry bonds, jose canseco and mark m

no comment came after meeting with stephen harper. this is 15 minutes. >> we have just had an excellent conversation. -- reiterating the bond and relationship between the american and canadian people. we discussed both our bilateral relationships on issues of energy, our borders, issues of trade, and how we can continue to strengthen the already excellent relations that we have. we also discussed international issues. we have been part joining with canada -- been partnering with kennedy on improving the global economy. we both agreed that although we are not out of the woods yet, that we are seeing signs of stability and both candidates are on a path to a positive economic growth. we agree that quarter nation needs to continue at the international level. we are looking for to the g 20 were we can discuss how to sustain efforts -- 20gg-20 where we can discuss how to sustain effort. we had discussions about the international threats that continue to exist out there. we discussed climate change and preparations for the cook and hang it -

her publisher, harper collins, which signed a multimillion dollar deal with palin, has now moved up the date to november 17th, way ahead of the original schedule of spring 2010. the first printing, 1.5 million copies, well -- that will equal the number of the late senator ted kennedy's book. palin's memoir will be 400 pages, and the title "going rogue: an american life" which playfully refers to complaints against the mccain campaign that mccain publicly and irresponsibly deviated from the campaign's message. vincent, an editor from an evangelical magazine says maybe the book will be inspirational. in any event, a political survey at the gop base still loves palin but many leaders doubt she would be a credible presidential candidate. let's call in talk radio host and huffington post contributor shannyn moore. good evening. >> good evening. >> we don't have advance excerpts of palin's book yet, but the title, some thoughts on that, as well as the release date? >> well, i think it's pretty ironic that she used that as her new title, "going rogue." you know, a lot of people are talking abo