says new york fur allowed high speed stock manipulation hold brothers online investment services allowed clients overseas clients they say to repeatedly manipulate publicly traded stocks by placing in the recent orders and in a legal strategy noone is layering which is designed to trick all their participants in the market into buying and selling this is the same thing we've been talking about for months if not years ok they got a new term out there a layering what is it it's wash trading it was was trading twenty years ago when it was going to go it was washed training ten years ago and five years ago when it was illegal it's illegal today you throw in simultaneously buy and sell orders and tricks the market into either going down or going up and then you know concurrent trains elsewhere to capture that spread to capture the move in the options market for example i used to do it as a broker and standard procedure it's illegal but is now done on a global scale and is destabilizing not just a few chumps on the other on the telephone but entire countries the entire globe and stealing. it s

says new york fur allowed high speed stock manipulation and hold brothers online investment services allowed clients overseas clients they say to repeatedly manipulate publicly traded stocks by placing him in a racing orders and in a legal strategy known as layering which is designed to trick all their participants in the market into buying and selling it is this is the same thing we've been talking about for months if not years ok they got a new. term out there a layering what is it it's wash trading it was wash trading twenty years ago when it was illegal it was awash trading ten years ago and five years ago when it was illegal it's a legal today you throw in simultaneously buy and sell orders it tricks the market into either going down or going up and then you have concurrent traits elsewhere to capture that spread to capture the mood.

and your brother. - hold on just a second. - i'm gonna have to ask you to come with us under the authoritye republic. - why? - do i have to repeat myself? - i just don't understand. - here's what you need to understand. i have been searching for you for a very long time through mud and filth, away from my home and my wife and my bed. so i'm in a mood. i'm sure you can understand that. so do yourself a favor and climb in that wagon, or so help me, i will conscript all of your children, and i will reeducate them until they no longer remember your names. are we clear? - may i have a moment? maggie, i'm gonna go with them. - no, you can't go. - i need you to look after my kids. - no. - it's gonna be okay. - no, you won't come back. - maggie, it's okay. - ben, no, it's not going to be okay. - you can't take him. - danny, stop. - i suppose this is your boy? - my dad, he didn't do anything. - danny, put it down. - we don't want any trouble. just go, please. - easy now. - danny, look at me. - tell him to put his gun down. put his gun--tell him to put his gun down! - danny, i said put it down. - ki

title earlier this month defeating manuel chart in four rounds very moscow while younger brother holds these three other world heavyweight belts. tennis now and world number two maria sharapova overcame a scare by beating britain's heather watson in st sets in the second round of the pan pacific open in tokyo that you saw in forward champions have to come back from a set down after losing the open on a tie break and went to the decider six four after nearly three hours on court also scrutinizing the robot after beating simona halep from rumania however fellow russian anastasio patna chang about last year's seventh seed lino in three sets but full seed patrick crashing out at the hands of croatia's petra martin. gulf now and the american team are confident of reclaiming their side as they prepare to host europe in chicago for the twenty twelve ryder cup captain davis love the third welcome to his european counterparts jose maria i thought well at the medinah country club and. told reporters he already has a good feeling about one of his four captain's picks but snedeker he won last week

whatever he wants wherever he is younger brother who holds the rest of the world's major heavyweight belts is not underestimating char who may have the chance of a lifetime to shine. any person that. feels this way that is seize life chance will do much more than actually he can do or capable of doing this where we're expecting melcher being very aggressive he's going to move forward and it will challenge kelly. kelly knows it of course will be sure to give belcher no chance to even hit him once it was better once so tonight most skill is the place to be to find out if you don and boy is firm enough to resist the iron fists of the crisco robert artie moscow. now if they go for alessandro had dinis top of the leaderboard after day two of the russian challenge cup the italian made light of an otherwise tough course scoring eight under sixty nine despite a wind each airline menacing clouds descending on the jack nicklaus designed golf course first behind the leaders or the leader actually is mark culo an englishman chris lloyd who were tied in second two shots back on six under par. the

younger brother who holds the rest of the world's major heavyweight belts is not underestimating char who may have the chance of a lifetime to shine any person that. feels this way that is says life chance will do much more than actually he can do or are capable of doing that's why we're expecting melcher being very good. if he's going to move forward he will challenge. thousands of course just to give belcher no chance to even hit him once and especially once so tonight mosco is the place to be defined out even dumb and boy is firm and now to resist the iron fists of the crisco. r.t. moscow. looking forward to that one to the southern hemisphere rugby championship now where new zealand had to dig deep to see off tournament new boys argentina on saturday the all blacks eventually winning out twenty one five in wellington but that scoreline is a deceptive one the home side also going up against their twenty eleven world cup winning coach graham henry who is now heading the puma's be inspired visitors doing their part amid stormy weather conditions rigo ranchero stunning home crowd with

he referred to people like how he possibly can even if he's talking is false however younger brother who holds the rest of the world's major heavyweight belts is not underestimating char you may have the chance of a lifetime to shine any person that. feels this way that he sees life chance we'll do much more than actually he can do are capable of doing this where we're expecting melcher being very aggressive. if he's going to move forward and it will challenge cali. knows it of course will be sure to give belcher no chance to even get him once it was better once so tonight moscow is the place to be defined out even down and boy is firm enough to resist the iron fists of the crisco robert r.t. moscow. finally the paralympics in london have been the most attended in the history of the games thousands of fans have been going to events all across the english capital but why has this event caught the imagination of the locals when on course or after i to find out. this is a typical every day scene at the main paralympic venue in london with thousands of spectators from across the u.k. making their

among the victims was stephen holding, and raymond ego. his brother was also killed along with christopher davey. bits of twisted metal is all the remains. tonight it was announced that investigators would go to nepal to assist in determining what caused the crash. >> after months of speculation, china has drawn a line under its biggest scandal in decades. bo xilai has been expelled from the communist party. >> he was an exception. bo xilai, film to 15 years ago, when he was mayor. popular, charismatic, and at ease on camera. >> this is the biggest city in china but i hope to create the best. >> he became the commerce minister and one of the two dozen people who run china. but the communist party says all along he was corrupt. the news announced he will go on trial. it said he had abused his power, taking bribes and done serious damage to the image of china. the trigger for the downfall, the death in china last year of the british businessman neil ha yward. his wife was found guilty of murder and he is accused of trying to cover-up for crime. but not

mike tyson has urged reigning heavyweight champions the clutch go brothers to be more entertaining in the ring the ukrainian siblings hold all five world titles between them pounds last week here in moscow elder brother vitali defended his w.b.c. belt with a technical not act against lesser known opponent manuel char however the forty one year old has been moved off to what turned out to be a short haul round fight something former champion tyson thinks needs to be a thing of the past still bachmann is not bad just ahead with the not really exciting as it should be but. we have them we have people individuals who want excitement we don't look at the art of thing that is very good guy. good friday but we want to feel an archive ownby breuer are and then that the particular have a professor that the particular you know population is five no. i also spoke of it as well isn't. well. it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. home. to. download the official ati application to the cellphone choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from.

mike tyson has a right wing heavyweight champions the klitschko brothers to be more entertaining in the ring the ukrainian siblings hold all five world titles between them and last week here in moscow elder brother vitali defended his w.b.c. belt with a technical knockout against less than an opinion man welsh however the forty one year old was booed after what turned out to be a short all round fight something former champion tyson thinks needs to be a thing of the past. instead of bachman is not bad just ahead we didn't really exciting as it should be but. in a we have to we have people individuals who want excitement we don't look at the art of play with those clips very good guys. good friday but we want to feel. brewer are and then that the particular have a professor about the particular you know population is friday you know. elsewhere arnold palmer has become only the second to go for ever to receive a congressional gold medal one of the highest honors that can be bestowed on a u.s. citizen was awarded for his contributions to golf and his civic contributions to the nation the eighty three year old becomes the

well mike tyson has draining heavyweight champions the klitschko brothers to be more entertaining in the ring the ukrainian siblings hold all five while titles between them and last week here in moscow elder brother vitali defended his w.b.c. belt with a technical knockout blow his lesson upon the man however the forty one year old was booed after all turned out to be a sure full round fight something former champion tyson thinks needs to be a thing of the past. stated bachmann is not bad just ahead with not really exciting as it should be but. in a we have to we have people individuals who want excitement we don't look at the art of cliff very good guy. good fight but we want to feel. and then that the particular professor that the particular you know population is five. now the fastest man on a few st paul says he's happy to have silenced the skeptics after the six time lympics print champion arrived back home in jamaica the twenty six year old proclaimed himself as a legend after successfully defending his one hundred two hundred and four by one hundred meter titles in london despite coming second best friend in trai

loath the west, especially for the usa for allowing their citizens to violate what they hold dear and holy. the brother goes on to call for criminal charges against the filmmaker. the spokesman softening the tone saying, we condemned both movie as well as violent protesting in all our statements, arabic and english. president obama had this to say. >> i wouldn't say we consider them an ally or an enemy. they are a new government that is trying to find their way. they were democratically elected. we are going to have to see how they respond to this incident. >> egypt has been designated one of 15 major nonnato allies, including israel, japan and south korea. nothing has changed from a policy standpoint on the political front, white house spokesman trying to contain any damage saying mr. obama was speaking col low quee alley, not literally. that fuzzy language with the pictures we are getting from cairo and beyond. a lot to talk about on many different fronts. ben wedeman is on the ground in cairo, fran counsel setownsend , the member of the cia external advisory committee. also with us fowadi, senior fe

title early this month the phaeton man was in moscow but his younger brother vladimir is the undisputed heavyweight champion holding three. belts. in tennis world number two maria sharapova has survived a real tussle with britain's heather watson in tokyo the russian had to come back from a set down after losing the. and then to decide a six for after nearly three hours on court early and that if a trial over made it to the second round after beating similar to how it will remain here however fellow russian annecy a perfect chunk of loss to seventy three says there was a shock or so i was short for thing to try to compete about losing the hands of petra martin from croatia. the west indies or through to the super eight stage of cricket twenty twenty world cup at the expense of island detains match in colombo was abandoned due to rain and that sent the west indies through on a superior run rate while in skipper william porterfield was bowled out with the very first ball from fatal edwards but his side went on to make a rain interrupted hundred twenty nine for six of nineteen know before the heavens well and truly op

gunshots, we thought it was fireworks but as soon as we got out of the room we saw my brother running around in circles holding his chest and his stomach saying it hurts, his stomach hurts, and we told him to calm down because he was really scared, we never thought this would actually happened >> we are glad he is expected to be ok. thank you again, we want to make note, here is a photo of the young child who is expected to be ok. it is only one of two shootings to happen overnight. another happen for miles away near mills college. three people there were injured with one in serious condition. police tell us they have made no arrests and they do not believe either shooting is related. >> this is not what you expect to see at a gas station. a big fireball there yesterday afternoon as an out-of-control car slammed into a gas on on alhambra boulevard in martinez. we have new information about the driver who started it all >> we know that he was 32 years old and he is not going to face any charges even though he ended up pushing the gas pedal instead of the brake pedal causing all of this damage to the station beh

losses but it now looks like he will leave the boxing limelight to younger brother a mere he's the undisputed heavyweight champion holding three of the four belts. in tennis maria sharapova is in a first set tie break with britain's heather watson at the moment the pan pacific open the second round match going on at the moment while former world number one caroline wozniacki has made a winning start in tokyo the dane won her first title in thirteen months last week in south korea and began this tournament in blistering fashion against the qualify of the unity of an off ski taking the first set to love however he brought back to level the match and the decider was then halted by rain with wozniacki trailing four games to three but the dane held in of when they returned to take it six four for the match. and another former number one an advantage which also got through her opening match the serve got to the court of the u.s. open and took the first set against andrea a lot of six three and it was even easier in the second advantage when her opponent retired the thigh injury. nine seed marion bartoli was also among those en

earlier this month the feeding man more charge in moscow his younger brother vladimir is the undisputed heavyweight champion no holding the three other title belt. in tennis world number two maria sharapova is in a real tussle at the moment with britain's heather watson in tokyo the pair and now in a deciding set where she wrap of it by four and serving for the match the russian had to come back from a set down after losing the open on a tie break early a fellow russian and the public chunk of a loss of the seven seed lee now in three sets not even is through to the second round though after beating simona halep remain your fourth seed because the to vote did suffer a shock exceeded the hand remark teacher from croatia. there you are marion bartoli was also among those enjoying an easy path leads to the second round she threw the first set against crowd favorite can we call it a groom six one. forty two later this month but the light here you see the second set was still lost. that six for san bartoli into the second. another nice the west indies are free to the super eight stage of cricket twenty twenty world cup at

hold up. >> he rushed to be with his family. his brother died in a motorcycle crash. his motorcycleding when it hit a utility pole. he was wearing a helmet and alcohol was not a factor. >> i got all the support from everybody around the league and everyone. i was getting texts and people were telling me about my twitter. i want to thank everybody. >> he headed to m&t bank stadium still unsure about whether he would take the field. it.decided to do wo he scored two touchdowns, helping the ravens to get to a narrow win over the patriots. >> i didn't want to hurt my team. the more comfortable i started to feel. i am glad i came back up here. i think it helped me out a lot. >> smith said he played that game for his brother. he said a quick prayer after each touchdown. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what's the message you'll be taking away from last night's ravens' win over the patriots? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. polic

brother. >> the a's trying to hold on to the wild card spot but wouldn't make it easy on them tonight.ake it easy on them tonight. pride of have >> protestors are out in the mission district tonight at 1 11:00 on 7 news a march is under way and there appears to be some vandalism as you can see in this video. live repor report. >> the lights go out at bay area high school. football game went on but not as scheduled. join us for those stories and more at 11:00 over on channel 7. writ now though larry is here with sports and things looking pretty good for the giants. >> step by step. inch by inch. moving along. count down mode took the field with magic number of 3 for the giants. any combination of giant wins and dodger losses equal 3 will mean the giants have wrapped up the division crown. giants and the padres tonight. very first giants game. sparky where you been? 4th inning chase look out. going deep off ryan who has struggled down the stretch. almost a splash down hit. 29th of the year for him. 1 nothing padres. giants tie it up in the fourth and fifth and buster base hit. scores mar

i was holding his legs down. and so then my brotherin-law pulled out a knife and he got to stabbing him. i guess at least 34 stab wounds. and that was pretty much it. >> komyatti's brother-in-law then dismembered the body in order to dispose of it. >> so your dad was in a bag? >> eight bags. >> they buried the bags in the woods. komyatti says his mother did not participate in the killing but helped cover it up. >> me and my mom went to trial together. they found us both guilty of murder, conspiracy to commit murder. my brother-in-law ended up getting the death penalty. october 16, '85, he was executed. they had to actually fry him five times because i guess the electric chair wasn't functioning properly. mom's at the women's prison. she'll be 83 years old in about two weeks. she's -- as far as i know, she's the oldest woman prisoner in the state of indiana. >> now after more than 26 years behind bars, komyatti's time in prison is nearly over. he will soon be transferred to a community re-entry and work release facility in nearby south

. >> my grandma is sec and holding on so she can see my brother so this is this is a really big day for our family. we are just so happy. >>reporter: john edward smith wept to prison at age 18. now 37 he's focusing on the life left to live and not the life lost. >> i'm not bitter at all. ain't going to get me nowhere. i have to mav forward. >> what are you lacking forward to doing most now. >> going home seeing my grandmother. >> well stay with us. los angeles police department is reviewing the detectives work in that caseism as we continue how the brain that revolutionize physics can now be down loaded for 9.99. i'll be back. 7 news at 9 continue be back. 7 news at 9 continue thes in a moment >> we have incredible survival story to share with you. a commercial diver he and 2 men one in a diving bell were 260 feet under water in the freezing north sea. they were conducting tests in oil field about 115 miles east of scott land. but then the ship gps failed. starts to drift off course. in the process communication with the ship is lost. and chris air supply is severed. 260 feet down. chri

after he had a heart attack, my mom worked the phones at sears so we could hold on to our house. all three of my brother military. one was career, the second, a good union job in construction. and the third started a small business. me? i was waiting tables at 13, and married at 19. i graduated from public schools and taught elementary school. i have a wonderful husband, two great children, and three beautiful grandchildren. and i'm grateful down to my toes for every opportunity that america gave me. this is a great country. i grew up in an america that invested in its kids and built a strong middle class. that allowed millions of children to rise from poverty and establish secure lives. an america that created social security and medicare so that seniors could live with dignity. and an america in which each generation built something solid so that the next generation could build something better. but now, for many years, our middle class has been chipped, squeezed, and hammered. talk to the construction worker i met from massachusetts, who went nine months without finding work. talk to the head of the

neil: and it does affect their behavior, the whole idea with lehman brothers going under, a feeling they were holding back a u.s. rescue to get a better deal. but i wonder now, she said, that this notion that too big to fail has been put off the table. she likes to think that is a worthy goal. that if bank of america hits the fan or a citi hits fan i doubt we would not rescue them again. neil: dodd-franks said it is supposed to end all bailouts, does anyone believe that, as long as banks have access to federal reserve prints presses, our friends for the bail out said they paid back the money, even steven and it find, that is not true. because all while fed for past 4 or 5 years has been printing money like crazy, 2.5 trillion worth of cash, that affects all money that is in our pocket that devalues our money, most people say there is no inflation, i do not buy that. neil: and changed culture, once you go from too big to fail it goes too many to ignore and auto companies, and who are expecting this, it changes the paradigm, you know what i mean. any company any industry knows we get in a hype of troub

brother joaquin. >> my mother fought hard so instead of holding a mop, i could hold this microphone. >> reporter: his daughter almost stole the show. despite bill clinton, two other interesting speakers to keep an eye on tonight, massachusetts democratic senate candidate elizabeth warren and former republican governor of florida charlie crist. >> chuck todd down on the floor for us. chuck, thanks. with us in the booth, moderator of "meet the press," david gregory. let's talk about bill clinton. >> that was interesting. particularly in the quiet moments. you've covered him at the white house. you've seen him for years. this is not a close relationship the president has with this president and you still see that coming through but they have turned a corner. a top obama adviser said to me, look, bill clinton is the closer when it comes to the economic message. he needs -- this president needs the former president to deliver a message to independent voters, voters who might be softly committed to obama on the economy and the context for how obama came in office. >> will be an interesting night here for t

brothers. >> what was it like the first time you saw him after? >> man, i had to hold him down. wanted to cry. i just held it in, you know? he's my brother. i ain't seen him forever. you know? >> if someone came and said one of you got to die, either you or you, i would go ahead and take the bullet. i would say, hey, man, no. i got this. >> i go to his house sometimes. he comes here sometimes. he has his life and i have my life and neither one of us wants to complicate the other's life right now, you know? >> but we were there for a "lockup" reunion a long time in the making. >> hey, bro. >> my brother! >> how you doing? >> how you doing? >> pretty good. >> kicking, brother. >> it doesn't take long for the brothers to find something to reminisce over. >> grandpa's old hat. i always loved grandpa. >> my mom wouldn't let grandpa drink in the house. >> he'd grab this cowboy hat, put it on and walk out to the trunk of the car, he had a cadillac. he'd open up the trunk of the cadillac, reach around in there, run around, look this way, look that way, wipe the bottle off like this afte

touchdown and after the game, he says it was all for his younger brother who looked up to smith as his mentor. >> i didn't know how it would hold up. thanks to teammates and coaches and support from everyone around the league and just everyone, everywhere, i was getting texts, people were telling me about my twitter and stuff, i thank even on behalf of my family. >> smith says he was very close to his younger brother and posted pictures on his twitter account saying i can't say a bad thing about him. proud to have him as a brother, rest in peace, kevin. you can see photos he posted on his twitter account. smith says being back in the game is helping him cope with his brother's death and looks forward to playing thursday against the cleveland browns. linda so, abc2 news. >>> according to the cdc, number of motorcycles killed in crashes reached an all time high in 2008. the number of people killed in car crashes was at an all time low. statistics show 90% of riders in crashes were self taught and had no formal training. >>> police say that speed may have been a factor in a deadly crash that happened in edgemere around 12:15 sunda

to be more entertaining in the ring the accordion siblings hold all five all titles between them and last week's hearing loss found a brother tommy defended his w.b.c. belt with a technical knockout against lesser known opponent manuel cha however the forty one year old was booed off to what turned out to be a short all round fight something for much umpteen times thanks to the things of the past. stated bachmann is not bad just ahead with not really exciting as it should be but. you know we have to we have people individuals who want excitement we don't look at the art of think that there's a political a very good guy the. good friday but we want to feel. brewer are and then that the particular have a professor that the particular you know population is five you know. that's over the course ask. well. it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future.

brothers, they did not. they say these police officers took them to the garage and cleaned their faces. >> the police officer was holdingelid open while another police officer, i was screaming at him, was spraying water in my face. >> then drove them around town with the windows down. >> i think they were trying to make the swelling in our faces go down. >> the brothers filed a complaint against the police department. according to reports are considering suing the police department. >> i do deserve for the truth to come out. >> it is important to know the charges related to this case against jammez were released by a judge recently. >>> dash-cam video caught an accident that is going to shock you. this one happens at this intersection here when cars are pulled over. when these two cars finally see a chance to go, they do. that truck was coming at a very fast speed, too fast for that turn, obviously. it ended up overturning. all the logs it was carrying went over the road. the car didn't stand a chance. >> it was a wave of logs that carried that car like 10 feet. >> that station wagon making a left-hand turn barely manag

brothers and sisters aiming for it. i can't let them see i'm the same person. i have to change. >> while his marathon interview continues, abel watches from his holding cell just eps away. his turn is just around the corner. >> i just want them to know, i need to go home and take care of my family, my little brother and i want to go to college and play football. hopefully that will encourage them to release me. >> it's something we all take quite seriously, and we hope we have done everything we can to influence that particular juvenile in a positive direction so he can return back to the family and the community and make a positive difference. that's essentially what everybody is here for. >> i do have one question. what changed in november? up until november, you got two, three, four conduct reports every month, every month, just like clockwork. what changed? >> the fact that i was tired of being here. i have grown up. i said it's time to go. my thinking, the way i did things, that's what changed. i did a lot more thinking after i did all that and i finally came up with a solution. >> he probably came up with the right solution. now your problem is going to b

. >>> family members and fellow officers are holding a vigil at the hospital around the clock for him. his mother and his brother, they arrived last night from san diego. we have been told youngstrum has at least five brothers and sisters. they live around the country. all of them trying to get to him at his bedside. >> it has been almost six months since morgan hill teen sierra lamar went missing. this morning a san jose congresswoman will participate in the search for her. janine de la vega is there this morning where several events are planned today. >> reporter: pam, in just a few hours the sierra search center will open up its doors to volunteer. again today several things are happening. congresswoman zoe lovegren will be here to help renew interest and there will be a vigil to mark six months since she disappeared. even though half a year has passed since she went missing volunteers say there are no plans to stop searching. she disappeared march 16th when she left her home in morgan thrill to morgan hill to go to school. he has been arrested because dna evidence has been found in his car that links him to

brother paul. paul has been serving overseas. >> oh, my god. shut up rightow. shut up. shut up. >> anything. >> i think he wants him to shut up. >> he's holden fingers or hamburger waiting to take it out to people waiting for it in the parking lot. he remembers he has work to do. run it out to deliver the food, comes back in, still saying the same thing. >> shut up right now. >> [ inaudible ]. >> i like what his brother says. he's like you want to [ inaudible ]. >> also got to surprise mom. in this moment, mom is on the phone with her son. she thinks he's still overseas and telling everybody, oh -- >> leftover corn on the cob. >> that looks good. >> oh! paul! >> gets me every time. so much love between family members. >> she hung up on him. >> the guy in the next video, he's training for ninja warrior. >> ninja warrior. >> you have to be this crazy good athlete to pull off these stunts. what he's doing here is pretty impressive. even though in flip flops. climbing up the back of the stairs trying to make his way up to the top. didn't exactly examine these steps before he attempted this training. you see he makes it up to the top. he's star

brother. he explained the request in a lengthy narrative demonstrating his devotion. two years earlier, "as a student of the sciences i drew a small circle of healthy disciples around me. we hold in the library lectures on the small scale and the philosophy of your unique and internal brother. in order to fully realize the experience coming he and his fellow disciples moved through innumerable art galleries on the quest to find a perfect picture so that we could decorate the reading room with such a holy relic to no avail. he sought to reassure her that the request wouldn't make lightly. he added that on behalf of his friends he also wanted to express gratitude for her devotion to their suffering and he wrote, quote, please allow me honorable madam to mention week the rate your honorable person as holiness and we are aware without you, your entire health, the right of your brother would have been a much more suffering one. and so as a token of his gratitude, hawthorne who did what is not uncommon for the raiders to which is not simply to ask for something but to send something so he sent a poem that she had in his inspiration of nietzsche. pcbs and the other letters people put

hold up. >> torrey smith got word of the crash around 1:00 a.m. sunday and rushed to be with his family. his brotherd in a motorcycle crash in virginia. we're told 19-year-old jones was riding his motorcycle when he ran off the right side of the road and hit a utility pole. virginia police say he was wearing a helmet, and alcohol was not a factor. >> i got all the support from everyone around the league and just everyone. everywhere i was getting texts and people were telling me about my twitter. i want to thank everyone on behalf of my family. >> smith says after only getting an hour of sleep, he headed to m&t bank stadium, still unsure of whether he would take the field. he says around 4:00 in the afternoon he decided to do it. he had a great game. smith scored two touchdowns, his first of the season, helping the ravens to get to a very narrow win over the patriots. >> i didn't want to hurt my team. when i came here, the more comfortable i started to feel. i am glad i came back up here. i think it helped me out. >> smith said he played that game for his brother. and after each touchdown, he said a

brother and sister. getting ready to head off to school. >> how sweet is that. they are holdingher's hands, ready for go to school. they'll take care of each other while they're there. it would be kind of cool to have twins. >> there are twins in my family. i was disappointed i was not one of them. >> would you have your twin coming in doing weather for you. >> yeah, catch up on some sleep. >> they would major in something like criminal science and she wouldn't know anything about the weather. >> i don't have a twin unfortunately so i'm he here doing the weather for tucker barnes. we've got a little isolated shower here and there out there right now. we'll take a look at our fox 5 accu-weather live radar and show you exactly who in our neighborhood is seeing a little bit of it and it is really just to the south of front royal area. some of it just very light in nature. there is a couple of areas that were just a little heavier. you can see here just where the yellow and red is but generally, we are not talking by washouts today but this morning, there is a chance that we could s

massachusetts where first-term incumbent scott brown holding the traditionally blue seat occupied by the late ted kennedy for 46 years and his brother jack before him. he nearly won the seat in a special election when he rode a national wave of tea party anger. last night brown came in his usual green pickup trucks and reminded voters he's one of the most independent senators. this election he finds himself awash in wall street money from bigwigs dead set on keeping his challenger out of office. at the debate warren attacked brown's record claiming he holds 98% of the families hostage, working for the top 1% or 2%. brown fired back by repeatedly referring to warren as professor warren, trying to paint her as a liberal elites. >> she's obsessed with raising taxes. i'm not going to raise taxes. i'm going to protect the pocketbooks and wallets of everybody listening. if you want someone to spends your tax dollars, give it to professor war len. >> it's about whose side you stand on. he stands for subsidy for the oil companies and breaks for the billionaires. he stands for the top folks gekt special deals. i'm out there for working famil