this is the injury that did ended the career of johnson hopkins. no decision has been made about sunday. ray lewis will perform on sunday if he can go. the coach on the long-term prognosis, it's not bad. >> ray lewis has had dislocated shoulders and he has done push- ups' on the sideline to prove he can go. i have been updated on his historic that is ray lewis. it is not a serious thing t. i think it is something he could play with possibly. we are confident in our linebackers and defense. next thursday the baltimore ravens and the forty-niners. his detractors have more ammo and his supporters, they have even more. after speaking at the entire game, he was starting at his own 5 yard line. he went wild mostly with his feet. the jets had no desire to tackle him. here at the 20 yard line, one of the worst executed blitz's in history. tebow gets outside. is the only place he can hurt you. he scores. he looks nothing like an nfl quarterback, but he is 4-1. he is a fun story to tell. tomorrow at 1:00, we have a first. john hopkins read the table perfect

out for one of the stops, we will join sherrie johnson, live at johns hopkins with the latest. this opens at 6:30 this morning. >> reporter: that's right. we are here in this 600 block of broadway, johns hopkins hospital in east baltimore. this is one of the locations for the new charm city circulators green route. this is one of the stops it will make, the mayor, stephanie rawlings blake and business leaders and others will launch the green route. service at 6:30, and the green route runs from city hall to fells point to johns hopkins, service is every 15 minutes and the mayor plans to call on congress to rebuild the jobsability. $50billion in funding for transportation projects around the country. it would help road, rail and airport transportation projects, plus an additional $10 billion for an infrastructure bank. today's event kicks off at 10:30 this morning, it will take place at the intersection of ashland and rutland avenues. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> a officer assigned to protect stephanie rawlings blake maybe sore following a crash. it happened at the gillford a

johnson. >> reporter: it was quite a scene after several protestors disrupted a talk of karl rove on johns hopkins university. you can see a few people chanting and yell at karl rove and basically a university spokeswoman tells us that about 15 people were actually asked to leave the rove speech last night. some were forcibly removed by campus security and no one was arrested. and there were no students among protestors. we headed downtown for the occupy baltimore cam to learn about the events. >> johns hopkins paid him $40,000 to give a little talk at the school. a bunch of people went up there and since he's known for being a liar and a straight faced liar to the american people, the globe as a whole to benefit his own pocket through the death of many, we went to address that truth. >> reporter: he was and advise tore george w. bush. he is now a fox commentator. sherrie johnson, "abc 2 news." >>> the owner of the tire store in northeast baltimore would rehire a man that burned down his business. he put a paint brush near a fire because he was mad at one of the other employees because he used his

hopkins university. we have new reaction from the protestors. let's turn over to "abc 2 news" sherrie johnsonreporter: we've learned that mayors of mid-size and large cities held two conference calls last week organized by the u.s. conference of mayors. they discussed removing protestors from the camp from illegal activity and unsafety. it's unclear if mayor blake was on the mayors' conference call. we placed several calls to her, but last night several protestors with occupy baltimore disrupted a speech by karl rove at johns hopkins university. take a look at this new video here. >> we are the 99%. we are re the 99%. >> reporter: you can hear them chancing there. but the spokeswoman said about 15 people were asked to leave the rove speech last night and some were forcibly removed by campus security. no one was arrested. and she said there were no students among the protestors. and we head downtown to the occupy baltimore camp this morning to talk to the protestors about yesterday's event. >> everybody is there to speak truth and so when people are there observing what he is saying and hearin