. >> jim johnson says his force is fighting to make baltimore county one of the safest places to live in the country. >>> a sanitation worker is recovering tonight after nearly losing his life on the job. he fell from a garbage truck wand was run over. it happened 2:00 this morning on delaware avenue near lorraine avenue in essex. police say the man was trying to climb back into the cab, when he slipped and fell. the truck then ran over both his legs. he's expected to recover from his injuries. >>> bge wants to add up to $50 to your utility bill. the utility wants to raise the delivery fee for electricity by just under $2 a month. and gas by more than $2. bge says while the actual price of the energy always fluctuates it's not increased its delivery fee for electricity since the early 1990s and costs have gone up. >> we've not had a distribution increase on the electric side since 1993. that is 17 years ago. 17 years ago the ravens weren't here. 17 years ago we didn't have dvd's. inflation has risen 50% since that time. >> the public service commission is holding hearings for the publ

jim: it's johnson over the top, touchdown, tennessee. phil: i like this run. the little cutback. to do that. so hard to go straight ahead in the nfl anymore in those short yardage situations. jim: a year ago, that was lendale white's job. get that last yard. plow ahead or go over the top. johnson now with a couple of touchdown runs. in this quarter. bironas makes it 34-27. mariani it up with a 73-yard run back. dallas with 3:28 to go and two time-outs. tonight on cbs, it's all new, beginning with "60 minutes." followed by new episodes of "the amazing race," "undercover boss," "c.s.i.: miami" on a new night on america's number one network, cbs. phil: you say mariani set it up. the penalty set it up. because if you look at the kickoff, he tried to kick it extra hard, kicked it lower, it changed the dynamics of the cowboys' kickoff team. it was more spread out. even looked like, you look at it and saying that's a lot of room to cover. jim: mariani on the kick coverage team right now. phil:s to the so important for the teams to have a guy that fits every little role. the tennessee ti

i would give the credit to the police jim johnson, innovative cop, i would give a little credit thereidn't ay th% the guys work hard, but what ii3 you having been there, to haveú and put your life on the lineuu3 have that politicczed in this way. p> ii's ery hurtful, because the line each day, to hear a county executive to say we want to thaak the governor or for his help. it's a political endorsement to an a governor candidaae. it's a very good police department and a very good police chief and it bothered me to see that. >> you'reereadinggtoo much into it. it's polite to thank nd address evvrybody thatthas come there and show some support. >> it's a good point, but i would like o know how many times tte governor shows up at these things, would he show up on the second term o year of him as opposed to 4 year. it's the season. >> it's election year. so youushould just xpect that. it's business as usual. this is hat happens in an eeeccton year. one emocrat tries to help out ú%other. you shouldn't not expect that t. jim smith, peter o'malley. they're close allies..3 >> we will leave it

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host: another comment from ronald johnson. jim joining us from south bend. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my one word i cannot say on the air, it would be censored. host: ok. caller: and i see this now what's happening in our federal government is filtering all the way down to the city governments, the state, the county, and the city governments. it's just everything is being so turned around. host: to use a word that could be used on television and radio, what would that be? caller: frustrating. host: thanks for the call. the imf meeting here over the last couple of days, stories from the papers all telling the same story. this is an ap story. dolores from cumberland, maryland, republican in a word how would you describe the federal government? caller: my one word would be disoriented. they can't see, they can't smell, they can't feel. the country's in a mess. they're borrowing money that is not ours. and they've got their hand in the cookie jar and how they'll ever get out of this mess i do not know. host: thank you. front page of the

and johnson tackling optional and runs through two taccles and picks up two yards. very next play, fitzpatrick looking for like jim. to evans for the 20 yards and half. the ravens about 24 points at the half. raven manning and the colts, and bills with aa24-point lead. ravens down 11, kicking off the edition, and he comes from behind and knocks it loose, wouldn't you know it, josh3 wilson dives on the fumble, a little redemption for the ravens corner. and flacco moves up again the heap. the ravens go into just 4 going into the half. quarter, fitzpatrick, fires across the middle. ed reid with the interception fresh off the pup list, the number 20 sets up the ravens up in great field position. first play fter the interception, a flicker, flaccc finds the wide opennanquan boldin. ravens take the lead 27-24. they scored 17 points in one minute and 12 seconds. later in the quarter, the ravees put a the first on the last, he big pull back, rumbles the game of 16 yards and that set up this. willis mcgahee from two yards out, dives in for theeformer team, purple and black, by the end of the quarter. fitzpatrick, throws it

johnson. with the election fast approaching, feingold's making his own pitch to the tea party. jimcosta is live in milwaukee with a closer look at this race. and what makes it so unique this year, jim? >> reporter: well, what makes it so unique, you have a total outsider in ron johnson who could take this race away from russ feingold. and kiran, if this is going to be a wave year, than some establishment democrats are going to be swept away in the tide. and to understand why russ feingold is fighting right now to keep his head above water, you have to get to know the man who might beat him. a tea party-backed republican named ron johnson. >> i'm just a guy from -- >> reporter: it doesn't get more outside the beltway than wisconsin republican ron johnson. >> have you lobbied on capitol hill yourself? >> i've never been to washington, d.c. -- >> never been to washington, d.c.? >> -- until this election. i went to familiarize myself, meet with some groups. that's it. >> reporter: suddenly this 55-year-old millionaire businessman is favored to take down three-term senate democrat russ

ron johnson is a newcomer who won the backing of the tea party movement. jimporter: this is that race that democrats all over the country are just scratching her heads and wondering how did russ feingold get into this mess? it is sort of understandable that harry reid would be in the tough battle he is in. he's the senate majority leader. not so much the case hires in wisconsin. unemployment is high here as well, though. russ feingold is trying to find a way to come from behind. he disputes some of the poll numbers, and his internal campaign saying the race is tighter than it is. he is challenging ron johnson. he's a millionaire businessman who runs a manufacturing company in oshkosh. he came from nowhere to pick up the backing of the tea party movement. it's no a surprise that russ feingold would make a play for tea party supporters but it caught a lot of wisconsin liberals off guard. russ feingold is very much doing that, understanding that his opponent johnson is pretty much the ultimate outsider in this race. >> he's for the patriot act and i'm the only gu

johnson. a family company. >>> as spring mellowed into summer in southeast wisconsin, detective jim roarer looked for evidenceter, stories that they had witnessed but did not commit the gruesome murders of wayne and sharmon stock in murdock, nebraska. roarer went to reid's place, a sort of flophouse for teen, as he calledit. >> what we're looking for is anything at all that would tie them to nebraska or any other location that they were at during their crime sprees. >> reporer: oh, and he found it all right. here, hidden behind a picture frame, was this cigarette box, and inside, a shotgun shell, 12 gauge, the same gauge as used in the murders. and there was more folded up in that litt box. this letter apparently meant for greg fester, that said, quo, and this bullet? well, bunny, it's the only thing left. and i loved it. but that's something we'll talk about one day. but it's here also because that's something i did for you. me. and for you to love me as much as i love you. that's the end of the quote. when you read the material that you found, what did you think? >> that this was so bizarre. that gives you