he is going back to los angeles to see the team -- hossein specialist he met with a month ago.no problems for a great rise. he practiced for a second straight day and his bruised knee continues to get better -- no problems for ray rice. the coach is on board with him playing against the steelers. >> it is a positive sign. he practiced and he looked good. i am sure the steelers are preparing for him. we will have to see how it goes on sunday. >> i am feeling pretty good. we will see. >> a tackle and safety were each 5 -- find $5,000. paul kruger says he will play on sunday. he was inactive the first three games in part because of a shoulder injury. here are the high school football games we have on tap. powerball versus poly. highlights of all these games coming up 11:00 tonight. >> a double header tonight against the tigers. so far so good, tillman pitching well and getting plenty of support. we start the fourth inning bases loaded for adam jones. 4-1 orioles, but they were far from done. look at felix drive one to the gap. that made it an 9-1 game. the orioles are in total con

our own john yang has the report from kabul >> reporter: best selling author khaled hossein is back ath place, enjoying a childhood pleasure, the afghan national pastime of kite flying. >> i was one of those kids flying kits when i was a kid here. >> reporter: hosseini who lives in northern california is best known for writing "the kiterunner" a novel that becam an award-winning movie. on only his fourth trip back to afghanistan since leaving as an 11-year-old boy, he's on a mission to find much-needed shelter for the country's 2.8 million displaced persons. >> they make do with so little. >> reporter: 45 families have been living in this abandoned school for as long as eight years. about 100 more are in the field behind. no running water, no electricity, no heat. sseini says it's more than just a warm place to sleep. >> a sense of dignity and a sense of belonging. a sense of cultural shame about being homeless. >> reporter: this man has been squatting here with his eight children since last year when they fled the violence. >> this is the reason i've come back to afghanistan. there's