>> gus: kansas state, 51 to 38. 52 against miami. 56 against kansas. 55 against west virginia.you are correct. >> charles: so this could be five if they get there. they have not given up more than 21 in a game all year. >> personal foul, hands on the face, number 91 defense. half the distance to the goal line, first down. >> gus: texas scoring 21 points against kansas state. only 19 at oklahoma, 16 against kansas, 21 as well against iowa state. and 14 last week against west virginia. >> charles: coming into today's play, florida and alabama had given up 21 points or less in each game this year. >> gus: incomplete. tyler lockett wanted a flag and won't get it. recovered by jarvis phillips. gus johnson, charles davis and julie alexandria while the kansas state continues to dominate. earlier in this game down 7-0. k state timeout. >> timeout k state, their first. >> gus: 8:27 to go in the fourth quarter. what a day for collin klein. >> charles: he does it all. >> gus: can he get it to the end zone yet again? we'll find out right after this. now, thaa test drive.ll silverado! the m

kansas state moved up to number three with a win over west virginia. oregon is fourth. notre dame rounds out the top five. >>> in the wnba, tameka catchings had 25 points as the indiana fever won its first championship, beating minnesota three games to one. and finally, the red sox have traded for their new manager. boston got toronto manager john farrell by trading mike aviles to the blue jays to bring their former pitching coach back to fenway park. this is only the seventh time in major league history that a team has traded for a manager. >>> and just ahead, a new baby for adele. new details about the filming of "hangover 3." >>> plus, an 11-year-old texan makes history. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." hope you had a wonderful weekend. maybe some umbrellas needed around chicago, illinois. maybe st. louis and southern portions of michigan today. but also anywhere in the northern rockies, some stormy weather. as far as the east coast and the southern half of the country goes, what a beautiful day today. even as we go into tomorrow, not

i think they beat kansas city. i think right now it's a team they have to try to sustain it>> so what's left to say? >> whatever you want to say. >> what about john harbaugh the coach? do you like him? >> i do. i like the baltimore ravens and because their offense has gotten better, it's helped their defense. even though they've gotten older, joe flacco is proven in big ballgames he can be the quarterback that can take them to a superbowl with their weapons. colby jones has been contributing a lot more. you've got to love ray rice, the type of player he is. if joe flacco is struggling, he can kind of take over a ballgame. it's nice to have a guy you can turn around and hand it off to, and give it to him 25, 30 times in a game he'll get you 100 yards. that's what i like about the baltimore ravens, going into kansas city, to see the way kansas city played today. they turned it over six times. they turned it over half that many times against the ravens they'll lose. >> quick question. how do you keep from falling in l

bleeding kansas, kansas-nebraska bill, steven a. doug los, the political compromise of the bill, and it's brilliant. if you want to know why steven a. douglas was known for his political brilliance, read about him in 1850. that's when he became the great steven a. douglas. now, he was forever in slow and rapid after wards because he in effect by promoting the kansas-nebraska act years later, and essentially ofuated what had been achieved in the compromise of 1850. that, too, helped radicalize northerners. the blood in kansas that came out of the kansas-nebraska act helped radicalize northerners. john brown, harper's raid and other abolitionist activity radicalized northerners, and so it would certainly be wrong to suggest the compromise all by itself somehow was all that mattered in that decade. these other things were partly offshoots of it, but, again, war would have come in 1850 without it. hi. >> i was wondering if it's tough to deal with hypotheticals, but if you could comment on compromise would have been different or would ha

a few sacks and the defense could turn the kansas city crowd of the early. the ravens defense does not look all that great this year, ranked twenty third. giving up 390 yards a game. growing confidence to stop teams when they have to. >> i don't care about stats. it is true but not true. i do care. i don't want to give up yardage or write to low. the three steps to me most important is points, third down red area, and wins. >> they'll look for their fourth win in kansas city. >> a look tonight for a 11 news tonight. latest on the state health officials and what they are warning. what you need to know about possible exposure. the first postseason game in 15 years, an arlington with the orioles. the friday night battle against the rangers. these stories and more at of krystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: question seven will help. the department of legislative services says question seven... will mean hundreds of millions of do

>> kirk: we've got alabama out there, oregon, kansas state, we've got florida out there. we'll have a lot of fun trying to find out who deserves to be where. how about this? how about oregon state? though one is even talking about oregon state. did you see what they did last week in provo with a backup quarterback against byu? destroyed them did you see what byu did today? in south bend? how come oregon state is not even in the discussion? they are a team that's been as consistent as anybody this year. when you start the year off the radar it takes a lot of work for people to start to pay attention. but they are another team to think about when you're filling out your form, if you're a voter a thinking who deserves to be in a higher ranking, oregon state, i think is the most undervalued teams in polls. >> brent: one thing about ohio state and any number of upsets but they'll be a heavy favorite to win the acc which would put them on target to come right back down here and play in the bcs orange bowl. so, there is still a big reward for florida state if they can win this c

kansas state rolled on kansas. 245 yards, 4 total touchdowns. k.tate rolls over kansas, 56-16. >> miami and notre dame from soldier field in chicago. goodness gracious, what's going on with the notre dame helmets. george atkinson iii. notre dame goes on to win big up in miami. the irish are undefeated, 31-3. oregon state still undefeated. some of you may see the beavers next week right here on abc. we'll see you next week. have a great weekend. fuel economy.ly thinkit well, you're gonna want some torque to go with it... 'cuz unless you'r usin' your truck to deliver pizza's ... you ain't gettin' anything done without it. torque is power. it pulls trailers. hauls dirt. drags boulders. torque is what gets the cap off your beer. and only the ford f-150 with ecoboost has the best combination of torque and fuel economy. think about that. introducing the new 2013 f-150. , primo! asopao! right, asopao! there you go cuz, so you canweat it out! oh, and music... ( all music? ... heals the soul. the power to share unites us. zo verizon brings your entire famil

driving on interstate 70 from kansas city to st. louis, there's a lot of strong showers and storms and this is blowing down with the central parts of illinois. chicago you look like that's going to stay to your south. the big weather story, the cooler air has swept into the middle of the country. out ahead of it, if you like summertime warmth enjoy it from the eastern seaboard. up i-95 through all the big cities it will be one of the warmest days you'll see until next mid to late spring. temperatures in the 80s. we're starting off in the 60s from boston all the way down to atlanta. with a good deal of sunshine. humidity down a little bit. very enjoyable friday. back with the cool air, cold in denver this morning. we're at 31 degrees. we are below freezing. temperatures in the middle of the country, this is where it definitely feels like the middle of the fall. high of 47 in minneapolis. smiles if you like the warmth in the eastern seaboard. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window

because it makes our children #1. . >>> kansas city's kansas city's arrowhead stadium -- raiders with the 13-6 lead into the locker room. palmer trouhis second touchdown pass to darrius heyward-bey turns into a touchdown. he does the rest to the end zone. 26-9 with the chiefs trying to get back into it in the 4th quarter. matt cassel picked off by lee. the first road win for the raiders since they beat the chiefs last december. they have now made it six in a row at arrowhead. 26-16 the final, 3-4, oakland is one game out of a first place. palmer has barely been in oakland a year, but he is got a feel for how thing goes in the afc west. >> you talk about chiefs and raiders, you can't rely on strikes. you know you are going to get a good shot from them and coming off a bye-week, there were a number of things that you have to factor into a rivalry game like this. we have great respect for that defense and especially that defensive coaching staff. >> we kept battling and we kept fighting. that was a proud group and they are banged up pretty good right now, but i was proud of the way that

moving later into chicago and kansas city. >> 60s in the midwest. and 70s from albuquerque all the way to boise. >>> when we come back this morning, one of the worst cases of hoarding ever. we'll tell you where and show you just how bad it is. >>> and something new in the sugary beverage battle. get ready for soda machines that dispense calorie counts. >>> and the show must go on, they say. a qvc guest passes out on the air. but the co-host, he keeps on pitching. >>> welcome back, everyone. american airlines is promising improvement this morning. the bankrupt carrier's ceo admits the past couple of weeks have been rough on its passengers. but delays and cancellations, but its on-time performance last month was 25% worse than its major competitors. but ceo tom horton says american is working through its problems. >>> there is good news down the road for california drivers. analysts say wholesale gas prices are plunging, that's right, plunging. and retail prices should catch up later this week. the state is allowing refineries to switch to a cheaper b

. >> too bad the good folks outside kansas city, missouri missed that show.a month later, they, too, will endure the kenny strasser experience. >> thanks for coming on. >> may, 2010. kyle martin and arion jenkins are the anchors and producers of "hometown this morning." >> we kind of have a lot of freedom doing the morning show. it was a lot of fun. >> we are limited to so many resources. >> so when a yo-yo champion passes through the area, pitches himself to the show, they jump on it. >> i do remember e-mails that were going back and forth through kyle and i with the company zip -- zim-zam productions. we thought it was a legitimate company. >> but when k. strass shows up on the set, the red flags start flying. >> he comes walking down the stairs getting ready to go on and i saw him and i was like his outfit. >> i'll never forget that yellow hat. those green shorts. the suspenders. >> not only is the outfit outlandish, but so is k. strass. >> so we went on the air and i thought he was for real. >> in the whole 2 1/2 years that i did the morning show, we neve

one of four kansas city turnovers. drives 80 rds yeah. ends with justin tucker's 26-yard field goal. 9-6, the ravens in trouble. third and 15 from his own 15. joe flacco, remember last year against the patriots in the afc championship. ran for a couple of big first downs. none bigger this year than that one. the ravens run out the clock. they win 9-6, john harbaugh and the ravens now 4 and 1 on the year. >> 4 and 1 on the season. >> we did what we needed to do to win the game. that's what's important. that's the main thing. we should celebrate that. our guys did find a way to win. if you look at it, there were games last year, truthfully, we won four in a row against teams that maybe we weren't expecting to win on the road. and the ones we lost on the road were the teams we were favored against. right? playing better? absolutely. got to play better no doubt. >> no doubt about that. drew brees broke johnny unitas' record last night. tough night for the orioles. battle until the ninth inning. what a night for the crowd. fantastic. >> there

the lines for the game, 44% completion rate, 3 touchdowns and 5 interceptions. >>> on sunday, kansas city chiefs fans hit a low when they cheered as their own quarterback matt cassell lay motionless after suffering a head injury. sunday's game against the ravens. the chiefs fans who were frustrated with cassell's play voice their approval with cheers as cassell remained on his back for several minutes before leaving and giving way to fan favorite backup brady quinn. yesterday chief's offensive lineman eric winston ripped into his own fans for cheering the injury to his quarterback. >> when you cheer somebody getting knocked out, i don't care who it is and it just so happened to be matt cassell, it's sickening. it's 100% sickening. and i've never, ever -- i've been with some rough times on some rough teams. i've never been more embarrassed in my life to play football than in that moment right there. >> chiefs head coach romeo crow mel offered a bit of a defense yesterday saying the cheering didn't come from most of the crowd. a small group, he believes. and believes kansas city fans a

some severe storms around minneapolis, des moines, omaha, and kansas city. a wintry mix from rapid city to salt lake city. some snow in the cascades. and some showers from seattle to portland. >> 50s in the pacific northwest. mostly 40s in the northern rockies. 70s in the midwest. 80s around dallas, miami and new orleans. and way above normal in the mid-atlantic. >>> and coming up after the break, the first reviews are in. what people who had gotten their hands on the ipad mini are now saying. >>> and bad guys hit the bookstore. barnes & nobel customers have been hit by a big credit card security breach. >>> and later, a day of surfing turns deadly as a shark goes on the attack at a popular beach. >>> welcome back, everybody. this may come as a surprise to some folks. the u.s. is about to become the world's biggest oil producer, ahead of even saudi arabia. crude production is up for the fourth-straight year. and oil imports may fall by half by the end of the decade. one analyst says north america could become, quote, the new middle east. >>> and if you made

and i did check the kansas city forecast, rain and 57 in kansas city. >> no way! i'm sorry.i tried your tacos, they were really good. come on, jennifer. >> no! i'll try the kiwi. raw sushi, harror east and she's was really good with the chopsticks. >> there you go. >> she made me eat an oyster on live tv. no! the pressure's -- i don't have water nearby. >> be a man, show up! >> i can see the hair on your chest right now. >> jennifer! i'm so proud of you. it's ok. it's ok. >> i don't need to barf. i'm good. >> it's good, isn't it. >> it was delicious. much for coming in. >> go o's and go ravens! >> this is a wbal tv-11 editorial with president and general manager dan joerres. >> it's time to lace up the running shoes and grab your bib number. in just a week, 27,000 runners from around the world will hit the streets of baltimore for the 12th annual baltimore running festival. since its inception in 2001, the race has blossomed to a full morning that features something for everyone ages 1 to 86. from avid runners who log 26.2 miles, to half marathoners, 5-k'ers and the kids fun

temperatures will be warming up. 74 in dallas. 60 night in kansas city. the heat is pushing its way towards the east -- 69 in kansas city. 46 at the airport. a lot of sunshine today and it is mild. temperatures from 68 to 72 degrees. a few more clouds into the area tonight. 52 degrees downtown. upper 40's into the suburbs. we will keep an eye on the next storm system. any sprinkles tomorrow will be near the pennsylvania line. you could see a little wet weather as we get into tuesday. 76 into tuesday with showers up to the north. possibly the impact of the coastal storm this weekend. sarah has the traffic. >> it is a busy start. we have several accidents. we start on northbound 29 in ellicott city. you may find some delays. another in mount airy. outbound 295 at the beltway, an accident. closures in effect because of the fire at battery avenue. not a lot in terms of delays. closures over 165 because of fire department activity. we start on 83 south of old pimlico road. the j.f.x. checks out ok. this is 95 south of the beltway northeast. delays forming at t

city chiefs in kansas city. normally this would be considered a track game, but a fainthe same thing could have bn said about the browns a couple weeks ago. the ravens pulled out the victory and they're hoping to do the same tomorrow. >> that is out it is. it is not college football. every team in this league is really, really good. if you understand that, you have a chance to find a way to win. if you don't understand that, you have no chance in this league. >> college football, navy-air force, and this was tight. fourth quarter, navy trailing, 15 yards out. he scores a touchdown. the two-point conversion is good, kind the game at 21-21, over time. in overtime, reynolds trying for the end zone, fumble, but it is recovered by navy. it takes a while to sort this out. finally ruled a touchdown, the midshipmen take the seven-point lead and they win, 28-21, recapturing the commander in chief trophy. the maryland terrapins in action against wake forest, right now trailing 14-13 in the third quarter. >> the game tomor

but the real moisture is back across the plains with rain falling right now in kansas city. that is the next storm that we will be watching for. we can see that in place with the satellite picture. the actual cold front is just west of kansas city right now and we will -- it will continue to track east. with the southerly flow starting to move in place, that is helping to increase those thin clouds. although we started the day fairly sunny, we are starting to see it become a little more overcast. well out to our east, do want to mention the tropics. rafael abouticane rothschil to lose its strength. the wind is at 70 m.p.h. all of the blue is looking right back toward the ocean as we are drawing in some very dry air into the storm, which is what causes a hurricane to start to lose its strength. it really feeds off the water and the moisture to continue to strengthen. in atlanta, canada, there could be some storms there. here in maryland, we have 62 degrees in downtown baltimore. we are expecting temperatures to be in the mid-to-upper-60's this afternoon and tonight, we drop d

and oklahoma, central missouri, near kansas city. so, bottom, we have some ups and we have sundowns. i will -- so autumn, we have some ups and we have some downs. i'll talk about that in the forecast beginning >> a man has died after a shooting in anne arundel county. police say 21-year-old matthew morrow and another man was taken to the hospital where morrow died. the unidentified man suffered nine at injuries. officers found 18-year-old shauna jones suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. she has since died from her injuries. peashooter is still at large. meanwhile -- the shooter is still at large. meanwhile, a shooting in west baltimore around 3:30 this morning. we are told there were two suspects taken to the 3100 block of swan drive. that is when the driver was shot in the chest. detectives are investigating the incident as a possible robbery. the search continues for the suspects. and police in baltimore county are looking for the culprit of an overnight shooting. it happened on mcdowell plane. police have not released a mo

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university of kansas is the publisher. ofessor doherty, d.c.that ar battleground states, do they ge short shrift because of this? >> guest: they do. they certainly do. in chapter four of the book i look at places presidents never go or at least rarely go. in the states that systematically neglected by both parties tend to be small states. that is in populations where th lesser populated state.  host: north dakota, south dakota, nebraska, kansas anon anon. they tend to vote republican  most tend to be well removed from washington. i looked at all presidential visit to the state of the past three and a half decades, looked at another spreadout by state. i said what if you allocated these according to population unelected the ones who get more state than the population would predict a number of visits and population would predict and it is the key electoral state that tend to be disproportionally visited. was this not just in election years, but are her

tomorrow that cool air arrives for kansas city, st. louis and chicago. >>> if you're watching us on kxan news, austin, texas, basketball fans will be wowed by incredible photographs at basketball power and play. that's your early event of the day, lynn. >>> thanks so much. >>> time for your latest entertainment news. the l.a.p.d. has been punced by calls. a swath team combed the area and said it was false. kutcher tweeted to fans it was false. >> imagine a swath team shows up at your house. >> that means business. >>> at a state department ceremony secretary of state hillary clinton honored nbc the voice's christina ago gu layer are for her work to fight global hunger. >> if i could sing, christina, i would want to be on your team. but since i can't i'm glad you're on this team. >>> finally, "jersey shore" cast members the wags and paulie d has pearls of wisdom for alanna "honey boo boo" thompson. they say the seven-year-old star should run with it and go for it. they predict "honey boo boo" will become the new snooki because she and h

and this one for 29 yards much and the fastest game for the kansas city offense.tle lobbed it up. and that's his first of the season. an he hasn't led a single time in any point this year. 26-16 is the final. >> we executed better. and that's part of the way in the national football league. you don't play, you know, the same every week. the key, you could overcome when you don't play well. i think this week, we came out and executed well in the beginning of the game. >> we come to a difficult environment. they are a great fans. they are almost as goods as ours. they are great fans and they make it difficult. we've done a really good job. a lot of times you're coming, there's awkward weather conversation. taking to the game plan? >> fired to the chargers. first quarter, edwards richardson, avoids some san diego defenders. 46 yards. and late 4th quarter. san diego down 7-6. and up and full. that's good news to san diego, loses in the afc west. aren't those the ugliest uniform you've seen. ben roth listberger scrambling. pittsburgh over washington. roth listberger th

it was like this is a real anomaly in kansas as this democrat has been elected. i think her father governor of ohio had the ohio connection, which is a very state. so she really captured the national attention very quickly. and they had her showcased at conventions and all. but then by 2008, she really was becoming a serious, serious contender for vice president and when she endorsed obama, that also moved her stock. if you're a member come issues in the running. she was one of the last three or four people obama was considering. a lot of the newspapers were saying this really be the choice. but you know, there were a lot of things really against her. one was her speaking. she's not a very exciting speaker. if anyone saw her at the democratic convention last week, it was not in emanuel cleaver speech or a bill clinton speech. it was a very measured speech. you could tell she was reading off the teleprompter. it was very solid information, but almost monotone. if you hear her off because she's very different, but she can really do a speech very well when she's rea

>> i am seriously considering, kansas state university, i'm your biggest fan, fly me out there.iversity -- >> if -- >> the moral of the story is the mayor can feel pretty goo because the town is so excited for the football team and, therefore, the incumbent gets more popular. >> we had a fantastic olympics. the united states of america. doesn't that bode well for president obama? >> s.e., see any flaws in that? >> no, that makes sense. >> rock solid. >> science. up next, a big announcement about the future of krystal ball. ♪ constipated? yeah. mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. that makes watching tv even better. if your tv were a hot dog zeebox would be some sort of fancy, french mustard. when they magically unite, people would think, "woah, this two dollar hot dog tastes like a fancy eight dollar hot dog." download zeebox free, and say "woah" every time you watch tv. >>> i think that barack obama should

made by some high-school students that even included some much younger students singing along in kansashere they decried the new federal guidelines and even burned the legislation. kids taking a strong political stand. pretty sophisticated stuff. >> the parody school was actually written by an english teacher at the school. (laughter) >> jon: oh, a teacher wrote a song that the children including what appear to be elementary schoolkids performed against the government. i wonder how fox is going to take this. i don't mean their pundits, i mean their news people. >> cafeteria revolt, the new school lunch program that has left students starving. >> in kansas some kids and a teacher came up with a parody, a video turning the song we are young into we are hungry. >> i'm told that if people don't like their vegetables you just serve it to them day after day after day and some people believe that that will make them love their vegetables. >> jon: it's all just good fun this is a funny little video, parody individual yog, kids at school t reminded me of that video of kids singing a song about b

it expends from texas to new mexico all of the way up to oklahoma and kansas. the main event will be tomorrow. look at all of the cities involved. oklahoma city kansas city up through chicago the heartland where we could have large hail damaging winds and cotornadoes. this will be a spags we are following through out the day and tomorrow. a lot of local forecasters are going to be forecasting this potentially severe outbreak. >> janice dean thank you. >> 9 minutes after the hour. undoe sided voters are key in this election. what did they think of last night's performances. >> i thought he jumped the ygun. shouldn't have done it. >> i thought it was a huge mistake. it was arrogant. it sticks with me. i can't forget that. >> we will have the complete report card from frank luntz' group. >> the company already used up millions and millions of our tax payer dollars. we will tell you all about it. >>> [ male announcer ] when these come together, and these come together, one thing you can depend on is that these will come together. delicious and wholesome. some combi

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i heard from citizens in kansas about different communications issues that affected them. it is a good way to stay grounded, as it were. it is too easy to think about these things as abstractions on a page that issues that affect real people. >> i am glad you mentioned kansas. after you visited there, you wrote that -- with respect to the google fiber project -- a side from its appellate his that are denied it -- >> at&t tried to introduce uverse in san francisco. it took them years to get the necessary approval. i mention that in particular because video is one area that has seen increased competition. you have this telecommunications provider trying to provide a video. municipalities and the government should do everything we can -- they can to reduce those barriers. >> david, when -- davdi cohen was not concerned about google being a fiber threat. do you think that is an issue that there is not enough capital? >> i cannot say whether there is enough capital, but i can say companies have told me they are sitting on billions of dollars on their balance sheet. they are goi

is his most recent book th rise of the president's permanent campaign, university of kansas is the publisher. professor, do states and aren't battleground states, do they ge the short shrift because of this? they do. they certainly do. and in chapter four of the book i look at places the president' never go or at least rarely. the states that systematicall neglected by the parties tend t be small states, that is in the population so the lesser populated states -- >> murf dakota. >> north dakota, south dakota vermont, wyoming, nebraska, kansas and on and on. the states tend to vote republican and tend to be removed from washington. i've looked at all of the presidential visits to the states over the past three and a half decades and how they are spread out by state and i said with a few actually allocate these according to population and i look at the ones that get more states than the population would predict and more visits rather than population would predict and fewer

tomorrow, that storm drops down for chicago and kansas city.ay is probably one of the warmer days, willie, we'll see for a while. great day for baseball, too. >> i hope so. i hope it is. >> we'll see about that, bill. thanks so much. time for sports. peyton manning had a rough outing, he appeared on manufactu "monday night football" throwing three first quarter interceptions. second charger, chargers up 10-0. manning throwing on third and six. clinton jammer, 80 yards for the touchdown. chargers up 17-0. they led 24-0 at the half. looking like a rout in san diego. turn off the tv, go to bed. but the broncos start creeping back in the second half. after one manning touchdown, they get the ball. elvis dumervil blind sides philip rivers, forces the fumble, tony carter picks it up, goes untouched, 64 yards for the touchdown. we have a ball game. 4:42 left in the third quarter. it's 24-14 now. fourth quarter, broncos within three. peyton manning throws one up for stokley. somehow, some way, he comes up with that. the defense was tight. look at the c

ravens sweeped out a win with kansas city. we will talk about the game, straight ahead. it is a chronic problem at schools across the country. what baltimore city schools are doing to keep kids in the classroom. details on that straight ahead on this monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm megan pringle. charley crowson is live at the yard. that was surprising because it's a late night game but it is chilly. loren is here with a look at traffic. the yard is always crazy any time there is a game. >> it's going be so congested tonight. i think the orioless can do it. i think so. how is the weather going to be? a lot of people were buying the ponchos last night. >>> we could see rain showers in the forecast. a raw day like yesterday with the temperatures staying in the 50s all day. yesterday 53, i'm forecasting 57 for today. a little warmer but below average, we do have a very chilly start this morning. 40 degrees now the aberdeen. the dew point coming in at 40 as well. we have patchy fog out. there take it easy as you head out and about this morning. churchville, mor

kansas city chiefs fans among the very best in the sport. hard to believe that anybody was celebrating an injury. >> that is hard to believe. josh, thanks so much. >>> now, to the daredevil leap from the edge of space. felix baumgartner's attempt to set a record for the highest skydive, jumping from a balloon, and free falling more than 20 miles back to earth. ryan owens is in roswell, new mexico, with the very latest. ryan? >> reporter: good morning to you, amy. they don't call him fearless felix for nothing. listen to what he's going to do. he's going to free fall at 700 miles per hour. just think about that. behind me is the launch pad. that's where a balloon will take him up 23 miles straight up where he will get out of his capsule, look around and somehow think it's a good idea to jump. up until now, it's taken a supersonic jet or maybe the space shuttle to break the sound barrier. but felix baumgartner thinks he can do it with his body. he will skydive from 23 miles up. the edge of space. he'll free fall at 690 miles per hour. >> we pr

the pass defense has come on weeks with two interceptions last sunday in kansas city.s a streak in play, each of the past two games. dallas comes off by. tony romo plenty of time. >> we have a quarterback that is capable, doing amazing things. maybe the most balanced receiving corps in football. miles austin is a great player, for really good receivers. a great tight end and home-run hitting running backs. have lots of weapons and everybody knows that. >> of the ravens will travel to texas to play the texans. cushing suffered torn knee ligaments and will miss the rest of the season. that is the one thing you can never plan, the biggest game changer out there. >> painful, too. >> up next with the seven-day forecast after this. forecast after this. chances are, you're not made of money, forecast after this. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,

raiders at the kansas city 11 and they cash in. carson palmer to denarius moore, his third straight game with a touchdown for moore. raiders lead 13-6. third quarter palmer strikes again. darius heyward-bey there he goes 32 yard score and the raiders were up 23-9. kansas city has not led a single game this year. quinn's replacement matt cassel picked off by matt lee. the raiders forced four turnovers and win their second straight game 26-16 is the final. >> we executed better. you know, and -- that's part of the way that it is in the national football league. i mean you don't play you know, the same every week. the key is, can you overcome when you don't play well and still win football games? that's what we were able to do last week. i think this week we came out and i think we executed well from the very beginning of the game. >> we've come into the very difficult environment. it's a rough crowd to play in front of. they're great, they're great fans they're almost as good as ours. but they're great fans. and they make it difficul

the ravens are in kansas city.sh we had bad weather. >> yeah, no kidding. >> for the game, ravens game, mostly sunny, chilly though. 52 to 57 the high. really good football weather. now, what about baseball weather sunday evening here in town with the yankees? here we go. it's gonna be chilly, cloudy and there must be a few scattered showers around. temperature at the start of the game only around 49. looks like the upper 40s will roll right through the game for the evening. i don't think it will be raining during the whole game or anything like that. may be no showers at all. at least the chance is there. we'll talk more about why the big change in the weather coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, john. >>> well, the cinderella story continues for the baltimore orioles who took down the texas rangers last night by a score of 5-1. >> the win wu definitely a team effort. we begin our team coverage with a look at the highlights from jerry sandusky. >> orioles magic extends now to the american league division

kansas city chiefs fans among the very best in the sport. hard to believe that anybody was celebrating an injury. >> that is hard to believe. josh, thanks so much. >>> now, to the daredevil leap from the edge of space. felix baumgartner's attempt to set a stunning new record for the highest sky drive, jumping from a balloon and then free-falling more than 20 miles back to earth. ryan owens is in roswell, new mexico, with the very latest. ryan? >> reporter: aimy good morning to you. there is a reason they call him fearless felix. right now, his much anticipated jump is on hold to the high winds aloft. and if he can't jump this morning, they'll have to wait until later in the week. up until now, it's taken a supersonic jet or maybe the space shuttle to break the sound barrier. but felix baumgartner thinks he can do it with his body. the austrian daredevil will skydive from 23 miles up, the edge of space. he'll free fall at 690 miles an hour. >> we practiced this for so many years. now, we're almost there. this is my biggest dream. >> reporter:

sexually violent predators under constitution the supreme decisions in kansas versus hendricks and kansas versus crane, the supreme court said that under the constitution in order to civilly commit, to not criminally, but to civilly commit a sexually violent predator, you have to demonstrate two independent factual constructs. one is you have to demonstrate lack of volitional control, which is defined legislatively as mental abnormality which often gets find as a personality disorder. anti-personality disorder. the second construct you have to prove is they're likely to be violent in the future. now on the civil side, those both ought to be factual judgments. does the person lack volitional control and does the person, is the person likely to be violent in the future? if, however, we are actually using at least the first construct, not empirically but we're using it normatively. then we are potentially violating two provisions of the constitution. what you're essentially doing is calling upon the fact finder, whether it's the judge or jury, you're calling upon the fact finder to make a ju

maybe a few strong thunderstorms kansas city to oklahoma city.get to saturday, really tap into the moisture in the gulf of mexico. a stormy day on saturday. even severe storms. mostly large hail and damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. texas, kansas city and to chicago, i know it's been cold and winter like, we're going to go to a spring pattern as we go through saturday. a heads up for all those fall outdoor activities. >> good one. thanks, bill. coming up, criminals target a teen heartthrob and 2012's most influential man. plus, the laydown on taylor swift's wedding crasher incident. so what really happened at that kennedy affair? you're watching "first look." ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios nah. [ dennis' voice ] i bet he's got an allstate agent. they can save you up to 30% more by bundling your policies. well his dog's stupid. [ dennis' voice ] poodles are one of th