for jacob bell, it's tension of another kind. today he faces a hearing for a fight with a fellow inmate. >> there's a classification committee day. my counselor called me in this morning. i was just involved in a mutual combat where i lost 90 days of credit. if i don't get my time back, i'm going to be in a lot of trouble. if i don't get it back, i'll be going home 90 days later. i'm hoping to get 100% back. >> you're here for your annual review. you're in front of the captain and the staff assistant. we're going to have cc 1 pacifica. this is a 36-year-old parole violator with a new term, serving a four-year sentence, for assault with force gpi with a weapon. cdcr 115 on 7/27 for mutual combat. it was a division "b" offense. he was found guilty. and assessed 90 days loss of credit. increasing his release date. to 6/13/2008. inmate bail has met the disciplinary free period and applied for the loss of credit to be restored. >> i'm going to go ahead and grant you your restoration of credit for the mutual combat, which is 90 days, s

and he has this whole luxury brand marc jacobs is getting on that same train but marc jacobs has twortners and that's going to be an interesting dynamic who is the chairman of. that's another is whale is doing pretty well here because they are going to profit when if in weigh in marc marc jacobs does get i.p.o. which would be about three years from now is what analysts are saying so he would make money off of that or if you chooses not to get involved to step out a little bit he can sell his shares or i guess it would be called shares at his. exactly who is exactly in advance and make money that way now i mean this is other terrifying news which you and i have to get to or there may be a global shortage of one. for morgan stanley shares that is right now happening and the wine industry is suffering from an under supply of three hundred million cases a year now to give you some context one production totals two point eight billion cases per year now rachel should why lovers be really really nervous right now this is when people should start cramming into their champagne this is a kind

but thousands of people heard jacob's message. the charity cyclist is home after riding over 10,000 miles to every major league baseball stadium. landis was just short of his goal when he was knocked off of his bike by a tractor-trailer. however, he's healing and he's impressing people who welcomed him home in annapolis. deaf at the age of 10 jacob raised over $150,000 to help others get cochlear implants. >> the biggest thing for the kids to know that nothing can hold them back. to have a disability but only serves them well because they have to work harder to understand the information. if they can do that they can do anything they want. >> jacob wanted to help others because he had cochlear implants as a child and so that's what he's raising money for. now the grants are matched about 15 people will be given an implant thanks to jacob's hard work. we have information on our website. abc2news.com if you want to learn more about jacob landis and his great journey. we'll be right back. so, um, do you want to come up for a coffee?

jacob's body, never quit their nonsense, she wonders. the prayer ends. and then something rough drags over her head. to hang man is on the letter beside her. he pull the rope firmly through the knot and secures it tightly behind her. she feels a cold sweat that is more than the sea breeze and here is the blood in her years as she clamped down rising panic. she will not give her persecutors the satisfaction. she will not plead or cry or act the full. she looks out over the crowd toward the sea. shea here's the gulls cry as people hush in anticipation, sees a flash of wings as the distant birds whale and the bag comes down over her face. thoughts of the world beyond stifling her breath in the heat, slight gleams of daylight glare through the roof wings conlan i-man's voice barks and order and before she can figure out what she said her feet jerk up from under her and a terrible pressure slams into her throat and the base of her skull and then there's no support, nothing to hold on to or stand on. she strained against the cords that holds her hands useless,

i said i was fine. >> reporter: jacob's really fine now.orite player, david freese, signed the 11-year-old's jersey. and a dozen players took turn signing his ball cap. we wondered if taking one for his team was worth it? >> considering all the autographs, yeah. >> reporter: as the jefferson middle school student left the game with his sisters, danielle and michelle, and his dad, ray, jacob admitted to having conflicting feelings. >> i wanted the pirates to win because they haven't won in 20 years. i wanted the cardinals to win because of david freese, of course. >> of course. >> smart kid, huh? >> he's such a good interview. he made the story. how many times have you -- >> yeah. i'm glad it happened. cool hat, buddy. >> pretty cool. good for him. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great wednesday. >>> it is a mess this morning. the water is not flowing now from the water main break but the people who live and travel there, the headaches are from over. >> and the shutdow

that's principally the concern the conservatives have. >> brown: stephen parente and jay kokh-- jacob hacker, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: finally tonight, that moment when you win the nobel prize. james rothman of yale university had such a moment early today. he and two other professors randy schekman of berkeley and thomas sudhof of standford won for their work on how cells transport essential molecules. rothman spoke at a press conference this afternoon. >> to have matured and started my career as a researcher at a time when your idea was the only limit, any risks could be taken, no matter how difficult. and i was fortunate to have taken a few of those risks. and today's nobel prize recognized you know, i guess the success that came out of that. it's still a little hard to believe this sell all happening, i have to admit. i was asleep, okay. now in past years i have not been asleep on such occasions. but the calls didn't arrive. as a result, i gave up. i went to sleep very nicely. and a friendly swedish voice began the conversation and professor hansan, the

another check of traffic and weather together in a couple minutes. >>> thousands heard jacob's message. the 24-year-old cyclist is home after riding more than 10,000- miles to every major league baseball stadium. landis was just short of the goal when he was knocked from his bike by a tractor-trailer. he is healing now and he's impressing people when he was welcomed home to annapolis. jacob raised more than $150,000 to help others get cochlear implants. >> the biggest thing for the kids that nothing can hold them back. to have a disability but it's almost -- because they have to work harder to understand the information. if they can do that they can do anything they want. >> now with grand matches about -- grant matches about 15 people will be given an implant. to get more information you can find that story at abc2news.com. >>> well, we have some good news this morning to pass along. for sasha and bear, those are the pit bulls we've been telling you about. they are back home with their owners this morning. they were forced to give up their 14 and 15-year-old pit bulls after the courts

when the bullying didn't stop, she and jacob took mat enters into their own hands themselves started against kids being bullied. a group offering advice and resources to kids. >> there is a support system. they can meet other kids to establish friendships. >> reporter: soon jacob and his mom started hearing from people outside their small town. >> all these people are having their own fights along with me having my own fight. that is when i i said, we can do this. >> since we have started this, the school system incorporated an anti-bullying program. >> reporter: last week he was given an award from the matthew sheppard foundation. >>> this award has opened my eyes on how much my story is helping other people. >> to say i'm proud of him doesn't even come close to what i'm actually feeling inside. >> reporter: a boy who once thought he wanted to die now living with the pretty impressive goal. >> i want to be activist. i want to do something to change america. >> reporter: nbc news. >> that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. coming up, football

. >>> jacob did more for the deaf community then a charity did in years. he's speaking loudly about his mission. he is having a welcome home party. >>reporter: jacob is back home and his face looks better then he did last year. he was knocked off his bike by a passing truck. i doubt it's the last time way eel here -- we'll hear from the young man with the implant. >>reporter: he's forced to walk his bike. he road more than 10,000 miles for implants until he was knocked out by a passing truck. >> my wrist is sprained and so is my shoulder. i landed on my wrist i can't use my arm very well. >>reporter: he looks pet -- better than last week. now he can cycle through the stories. >> you have to work hard. if you can do that you can do anything you want. >>reporter: we followed him in as 100 people made sure he heard their apiece asian. they welcomed him back to whole foods were he worked before the ride. complete strangers want his legals -- wheels to keep spinning. >>reporter: he was deaf by the age of 10 when his parents got him an implant. he road to help o

. >> let's get lessons from jacob. jacob says when playing a zombie, first, forget symmetry. >> like this. pretend like one arm doesn't work. drop that. >> next, lead with a body part. >> most people will lead with their knows and eyes. perhaps your elbow or perhaps your shoulder or perhaps your hip. >> now, make sure movements are jerky. >> popping and shaking. one, get my arm over here. it takes several thought patterns to get it going. >> lastsly, play with different sounds. >> yell a lot and project. you can only make different sound. >> oh, terrifying. >> let's scare my producer, sarah, with the rest of the haunted house gang. scary good acting. >> yin and yang. a guy in a zombie suit scares you. now let a guy in a wool suit amuse you. we pick the best bunch lines in the news. >> company now marketing something called the funky bod. have you heard about this? if they pat it on the sit fr men it appears tight tone abs, chest and biceps. i know what you're thinking. no, i am not wearing one now. this is me. i know y

jacob, she hears a girl yell, it's all jacobs clothing her with one of his walking stick.the devil, the other afflicted explain its present to support old jacob. will they never quit their nonsense? she wonders. and then something rough drugs over her head. the hangman is on a ladder beside her. he pulls the rope and sit secure sit idly by tonight. she feels the cold sweat is more than the slight seabreeze as she tends down the rising panic. she will not give her persecutors the satisfaction. she will not plead or crime or act the fool. she looks out over the crowd towards the sea and here's the goals cry as the people hushed in anticipation to see the flash of white wings of the distance birds. and then the bag comes down over her face. brought out the world be on. starting to breath. slide claims of daylight come through the stack. a man's voice barks an order and before she can figure out what he said, her feature got from under and a terrible pressure slams into her throat and the base of her school. and then there was no support. nothing to hold onto or stand on. she

appears jacob fighting for the ball and carver made his thoughts mostly clear to the official.he coach department condone this behavior but today he stood by his coach. >> i think he's done an outstanding job with this defense. i think he's a fiery emotional guy. and that's what is our players have really taken to that and i think they have embraced that. >> golfers love to watch different swings. season ending event on the champion tour, only 2 players have a shot at the season ending ballots and perry and lang. extended lead to 6 12 points winning yesterday at sudden death. last year winner tom thinks clark will be a real challenge. >> perfect scenario. great golf course. it's really is in balance of both. the strength is the angle and dog leg and shape the shot and easy to make bogey really hard to get a good score out of this golfxd course. >> glad to have them in town. >> next on 7 news. l cost item and perfect pose. he.how one determined >> wake up weather. you want to dress warmly in the morning. chilly star. partly cloudy. breezy in spots. temperatures mid 30's to upper

iowannifer jacobs covers politics for the des moines register. you wrote this morning that this will be senator ted cruz's third appearance in iowa in the last three months. what is he trying to do their? >> it is interesting for some of your percent the state of texas to be in iowa so frequently. he says he is here to energize the american people. he says he is looking for larger than the state of just texas. he is looking to energize the grassroots and that has to do with freedom and constitutional principles. anytime a politician comes to iowa, there is always suspicion that he is planning to run for president, or at least has ambitions for that. >> when he is speaking at the reagan dinner for the iowa republican party, is he trying to broaden that appeal beyond just the grassroots, but mainstream republicans as well? >> you would think so emma except that our party -- you would think so, except that our party is really divided right now. the headquarters used to draw a large broad section of republicans, but lately it has only attracted the m

jacob ward is the editor and chief of "popular science" imagine deamagazine. he is with us from the berkle by campus. >> tell us about this sling shot, how did it work? >> the gravitational pull of the earth is enough to pick up my momentum and haa harr harness i. as you say it passed over south africa this afternoon and gaining 165,000 miles-per-hour of speed which is going to send it on it's way to jupiter. >> when did it launch from earth and what have you been doing since this sling shot? >> what is amazing about the juneau program, for the last two years since it's launch in august of 20 he is. 2011 it's been gaining momentum and it's using the gravity of the earth to pick up another burst of speed. if you had attached another rocket to it. the past two years have been about picking up speed and it's going to take three years to get to jupiter. >> when it gets to jupiter, what will happen then? >> well in mythology the good jupiter covered himself in a veil of cloud and his wife june juneau was the only one that could see through them and see his true nat

appears jacob fighting for the ball and carver made his thoughts mostly clear to the official. coach department condone this behavior but today he stood by his coach. >> i think he's done an outstanding job with this defense. i think he's a fiery emotional guy. and that's what is our players have really taken to that and i think they have embraced that. >> golfers love to watch different swings. season ending event on the champion tour, only 2 players have a shot at the season ending ballots and perry and lang. extended lead to 6 12 points winning yesterday at sudden death. last year winner tom thinks clark will be a real challenge. >> perfect scenario. great golf course. it's really is in balance of both. the strength is the angle and dog leg and shape the shot and easy to make bogey really hard to get a good score out of this golfxd course. >> glad to have them in town. >> next on 7 news. l cost item and perfect pose. >> how one determined dad cr ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at cove

appears jacob fighting for the ball and carver made his thoughts mostly clear to the official.oach depart behaviorndone this behavior but today he stood by his coach. >> i think he's done an outstanding job with this defense. i think he's a fiery emotional guy. and that's what is our players have really taken to that and i think they have embraced that. >> golfers love to watch different swings. season ending event on the champion tour, only 2 players have a shot at the season ending ballots and perry and lang. extended lead to 6 12 points winning yesterday at sudden death. last year winner tom thinks clark will be a real challenge. >> perfect scenario. great golf course. it's really is in balance of both. the strength is the angle and dog leg and shape the shot and easy to make bogey really hard to get a good score out of this golfxd course. >> glad to have them in town. >> next on 7 news. l cost item and perfect pose. >> how one determined he. >> wake up weather. you want to dress warmly in the morning. chilly star. partly cloudy. breezy in spots. t mid 30's to upper 40's and

let me bring back in jacob ward who is with popular science magazine. i understand you are a big fan of popular science is that right. >> that is right i su subscribeo popular science and i enjoy their imagin magazine. jake, what do you think of this idea? >> i think that is fantastic. first of all michael thank you for reading us that is awesome. i have heard of crazy things being sent to space. your logic is interesting. i want to know, what are you going to be when you grow up? i think we are all excited to make sue use of your talents? >> well, um, i have not really decided yet but it's definitely going to be something in the filed of science and technology. >> all right. that is fantastic. >> and who turned you on to beer making? i mean how does an 11-year-old figure out how to make beer? >> well s, again it was really just research. the more and more i research and the more and more i realize this could be used practically and not just as you know, like you know a party drink or whatever. it could actually have a real world appliance in long term

the latest on that from treasury secretary jacob lew. and the number two republican in want senate john cornyn of texas. plus, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's take on a potential thaw in u.s.-iranian relations. analysis on that and the rest of the news from the ""newshour's" "gwen ifill. dana milbank of the "washington post." jim vandettei of politico. and our own john dickerson. the government is shut down. but we're not. this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning gaining gwen and for the very latest on the terror raids carried out by u.s. forces in weekend we're joined by our national security correspondent david mart and i know former bush motor adviser on terrorism, juan zah rawty. david, what is the latest on what happened? >> who trait sprait operations in two separate countries, both in africa and libya. u.s. commandos snatched one of the f.b.i.'s most wanted terrorists off the streets of tripoli in broad dayli

jacob joins me via skype. where are you now and how is everybody? fabulous. a couple hours ago, we weren't sure what we were going to be doing, if we were spending another night in the car. we were conserving everything. this morning, all four of us shared an apple. that was what our food was going to be for the next few hours or whatever. right now, we are doing well, thanks for asking. >> you are appreciating the little things, aren't you? >> i am, for sure. we just got to the hotel. at the hotel, there's heat. i can feel my core body temperature rising rapidly, even as we speak. >> yeah. so, how did you get stuck? >> um, well, we, um, we were driving through. we knew there was a snowstorm. we are based in denver at the moment. we knew there was a snowstorm but didn't think -- it's been a busy workweek. we didn't think much of it. there was definitely snow, but only three or four inches of slush until pretty suddenly, it hit. all of a sudden, there was multiple feet of snow. both all-wheel drive vehicles we had got stuck. >> how did you all make i

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larry jacobs, abc news. >> this shutdown so wide. >> that's what i find interesting. people on both sides of the aisle, even republicans are against their own party pushing this. let's agree to move on because there is something bigger in the foreground. >> so much partisan bickering. you don't hear someone saying, i have an idea how to move on. >> on either side. >> either way it goes. let's try to get in the vicinity of a compromise. >>> staying in washington, president obama is weighing in on the controversy over the redskins name. the football fan in chief tells the ap if he was the team's owner he would think of changing the name. the president says that names like redskins ofaend sizable group of people that he doesn't think fans of the team who want to keep the name of the team are trying to be offensive. the owner of the team said he wouldn't consider doing away with the name. >>> the olympic flame is on a 39,000 mile journey that will end in february's winter games in sochi, russia. it got off to a rough start yesterday after a ceremony that included russian

the dust jake tibbetts clubbing her with a walking stick the other is present to support and then jacobs body will they never quit the nonsense? then something drives over her head he is on the latter beside her he secures the not tightly behind her neck she steals the colts what as she tamps down the rising panic issue will not give them the satisfaction she will not cry or act the fool she hears the gulf cry as the people hush in anticipation to see the flash of the white wings of the distant birds than that bag is down over her face stifling her breath a slate clean of daylight a man said by a voice barks of order before she could figure out what he said a terrible pressures slams into her throat and the base of first call dash there is nothing to hold on to shes hearings there and tries to kick her feet but there is nothing her head feels as if it will explode in the dark rushes to her she is vaguely aware of that paid and desperation she thinks the go. her consciousness is one great shout of no and then. thank you. [applause] >> does anybody have a question and? what happens to the

just like a dream. >> well the dream is ours to have you here and we thank you very much, and jacob,t to ask you. when you first got the lyrics of the song, what went through your mind about, okay, this could be really a hit? >> it didn't start off as that. he sent in a submission to our singer-songwriter contest. instead of sending it in online it was in a large manila envelope. p.s., i don't sing i'll scare people ha-ha. there was a beautiful letter he wrote and how sweet she was. then the lyrics. it was so compelling. we had to bring to it life and called him a few days later and who would have known it would have blown up like this. >> we're hoping we can get through the song. lauren green will play keyboard. it's a powerful song. it's called "o sweet lorraine." it's available on itunes. i would love to ask you because download this song. download "o sweet lorraine" on itunes and you will find this to be a beautiful song. fred wrote it for his wife, sweet lorraine. ♪ ♪ sweet lorraine ♪ i wish we can do all the good times over again ♪ ♪ sweet lorraine life only goes around once an

. >>> jacob, el prototipo, bueno malvados, levántese contento, porque viene el estreno en qué locuraannutriente que puede ayudar a nutrir el cerebro. pero un niño pequeño solo recibe cerca del 25% del dha que los expertos recomiendan. enfagrow next step tiene dha para ayudar a llenar esa brecha. como el cerebro se desarrolla más en los primeros 3 años, enfagrow puede ayudar a prepararlo& para todos los logros increíbles que están por venir. aprende más en el nuevo enfagrow.com >>> señoras y señores con ustedes el chef internacional, errrrrrmo. >>> eso, eso >>> estúpidos bienvenidos al mejor programa de ... como siempre, cada vez que me acompaña la pedazo de estúpida de cachis,que va a estar conmigo como siempre pero bueno, señoras y señores para mí es un gran honor presentrales a alguien que quiero muchísimo, es una reina, una excelente animadora, mejor persona, gran actriz que ha hecho un trabajo espectacular en teatro, cine, de todo, ¡maría ángel ruiz! (aplausos) >>> hola, ermo. >>> mi reina, qué bella,qué te trae. >>> me dijeron que había que colaborar. >>> tú sabes que unos huevi

jacob lieu is the chief financial officer of the united states. if he was the chief financial officer of g.e. he'd find a way. maybe g.e. could loan them a chief financial officer so we could have a competent treasury secretary. for him to say he can't prioritise is to say, "i'm not up to the job." >> we heard from madam lagarde from the international montry fund - a lot of serve. >> what is the global fall out debt? >> jacob lieu can pay the interest and use scare tactics to shake down the house. if they get up thursday and friday morning and say guess what, we have a back-up plan. this is how we are going to see that the debt doesn't default. if people make the interest payments, as they roll over existing bonds it will calm markets. if they do something like i'm afraid barack obama is going do, that is everybody gets 80%, i'll pay 80% of the interest - we'll be in default. at this point the bond holders around the world, the central banks, chinese what have you lose confident, will demand higher interest and the structure of debt around the wor

. >> jennifer jacobs covers iowa politics for the des moines register. you wrote this morning this will be senator ted cruz's third appearance in ohio -- iowa in the that's three months. >> it is interesting for someone from the state of texas to be in iowa. he said he's here to energize the american people. he feel his role is larger than just the state of texas. he wants to energize the grassroots to take back the country. any time a politician comes to iowa, they've always suspicions that he is planning to run for president. >> he's speaking at the reagan dinner for the iowa republican party. is he trying to broaden that deal beyond the grassroots but to mainstream republicans? >> would think so. except our party is divided here in iowa now. lately, it's only that most conservative iowans, the tea party conservatives that really believe in the philosophy of ron paul or rand paul. the dinner tonight will probably not have very many moderate republicans. it will be more of the extreme right republicans. >> recent media profiles appeared in national pape

jacob, good to have you back on the program. what do you make of all this political brinkmanship. obama said that the politicians are putting politics before the people? does he have a point? >> yes, i hav i don't think thes any doubt that government shutdown that is threatening the debt ceiling. the blame is overwhelmingly with the republicans. >> just talk us through this now. if the u.s. does default on its debt is in the nightmare scenario, and what impact will it have on the u.s. domestically but also the wider picture globally? >> well, let me start by saying i don't think the u.s. will default, but if the u.s. were to default, it would be an absolute nightmare scenario. it would an nightmare video not only for the u.s. domestically but very much for the global economy. it would mean that the most--the basic bluing from the global financial system would break down because the basics of risk free assets, the one that everyone jumps into at a time of crisis, namely the u.s. treasury bill would be deemed worthless. so it would be a lehman brothers moment from 2008, but at a muc

here is abc news reporter larry jacobs. >> west coast fishermen have a growing -- are a growing listo are suffering because of the government shutdown. >> we are being caught in the middle of a partisan battle. >> they are caught up in the battle because they can't get the needed permits to fish alaska an crabs. >> until they are allowed back on-the-job, we can't be issued the crab and then we legally can't catch it. >> no catch, no pay. the shutdown could cost the crabbing industry tens of millions of dollars. most civilian defense department workers will return to the job with pay thanks to a law signed by the president before the fiscal year ended. the rest of the government is partially shut and neither side is budging. john boehner says he sees no way out unless president obama is willing to negotiate. >> my goal is to have a serious conversation. >> if the white house rejects -- stalls health care reform to fund federal agency diswriez has to stop. >> and another is day usa way. they will raise the debt ceiling by october 17th or the government will be in default with catastrop

larry jacobs has the latest. >> as this cell phone video shows at the coconut grove they were takingrderers on the lamb for weeks, by early saturday evening 34-year-old charles walker and joseph jenkins had no way out. >> we made announcements over the pa system that they were surrounded. after a minute or two both of the fugitives came out and surrendered. >> by sunday they were back in court. their brief taste of freedom snapped short. >> abc news has learned the men had help and they traveled to panama city separately and were waiting for a ride out of town. >> the piece we know was being dispatched from atlanta. itwhere the driver would take them we do not know. >> somehow two convicted murderers managed to produce forged documents, good enough to fake out corrections officials and releasing them without question from their life sentences without parole. they promise that there will be more arrests in the case. >> we will be backtracking to those who help carry out the fraud. we will be looking closely to anyone who may have helped harbor these fugitives. >> and whether this coul

ok stay jacobs in there from sykes a bank helping us crunch up those numbers that we're going to get some realism now from actual spaniards in the studio just here to give us an idea as to what's really happening. go via from our spanish channel here are a that what is going on they say you spanish what was it general mood and i meant would you say well the general mood now in spain it's really bad it's very pessimistic people are not happy about the situation of course and the problem is that people cannot afore living on their own especially the johnston i mean right now. over forty five percent of people under twenty five they don't have a job i mean how can you afford living on your own so basically everyone is going back to their parents' home they kind of leave maybe you are forty you're thirty you're still at home there's no way there's no way out i mean with salaries ranging between. maybe eight hundred to one thousand euros per month that's the virtue right now in the spring i mean if you take into account that an apartment it's about eight hundred euros a month i mean how c

caleb finds jacobs and he is gone. 71 yards for the touchdown. that put them up 7-3. the clemenson took control from there when clemenson quarterback took it for the halftime. then george keeping this for the touchdown and that put the tigers up 26-14. they put it up winning 40-27. a beautiful day for football in annapolis. this one went down to the end. in the fourth quarter trailing 21-14. then with one second left, they had a chance for the win. the 30 yards field goal. they win at 24-21 and end a two game losing streak. the tigers got on the board first. no score. peter finds an opening and a touchdown. wes had 5 touchdowns for the tigers. tyson was leading 24. carpenter returns at 34 yards for a touchdown and that put them up at 27-12. they win it 48-42. howard wins 28-14. game three of the world series tonight in st. louis. right now game is in the eighth inning. the cardinals leading the red sox. ,,me four is tomorrow what are you doing? we're switching car insurance. why? because these guys are the cheapest. why? good question. because a cut-rate price could m

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according to the "baltimore sun," 32-year-old jacob george the 4th is accused of selling heroin and other drugs on the site. the silk road web site was shut down earlier this month. authorities say more than $1 billion in illegal narcotics were traded on that site. >>> for the first time congress is getting the chance to grill a member of the obama administration about the troubled health care web site. here is danielle nottingham reporting for wjz. >> reporter: maryland heads medicare and medicaid services, the agency in charge of the troubled health care.gov web site. lawmakers were quick to offer opinions of her performance. >> you and your staff made repeated claims to the american public and congress that everything would be ready on time, everybody was a go. none of that proved to be true. >> reporter: she is a former nurse and hospital administrator said the site will be fixed. >> when the site went live few customers could create an account. now over 90% can. >> reporter: lawmakers want to know why it was broken in the first place. >> can he -- we can't solve a problem until we re