keith humphreys, professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, stanford school of medicine, department of psychiatry, stanford, california. beverly haberle, project director, pennsylvania recovery organization, achieving community together, southeast pennsylvania. joe powell, executive director, association of persons affected by addiction, dallas, texas. dr. thomasina borkman, professor of sociology emerita, george mason university, fairfax, virginia. keith, let's start out by letting the audience know what is the need for treatment in terms of substance use and mental disorders in this country? a lot of people aren't aware of how prevalent these conditions are, but amazingly there are 45 million american adults who meet the criteria for a mental health problem. and 23 million who meet it for substance use, alcohol or drugs. and most of those who also smoke and the overlap between those groups is about 10 million people who struggle with both of those problems. so that means at any given time one in four people in this country could conceivably benefit from treatment for mental health

and my guest country music star toby keith has done 18 o-- 180 shows for the uso. we'll talk about the one time i went. a california-- was caught selling illegal pain kills out of a starbucks. hey, everyone else in starbucks, now you finally got a great idea for that screenplay. this is "the colbert report." (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) (cheers and applause) welcome to the report, thank you so much. thank you for joining us. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, steveen, stephen! >> stephen: that came out very nicely. thank you so much. folks, you know, by the way you are chanting you would think i was famous. (laughter) folks, it is a dark day in america. our way of life is under attack from the youth-stapo over at shock-upy wall street, trademarked. we knew they were completely aimless and unto kutsd. now we know they are violent. on tuesday in oakland, california, protestors threw rocks and bottles at police forcing the cops to respond with their own improvised weapons. tear ga

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keith mills will join us later with all their reaction. -- keith mills will join us. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. does the ravens' comeback win make you more or less confident about next week's game against the steelers? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 31 degrees on tv hill. a look at what is expected for weeks six of the dr. conrad murder trial. >> an elevator explosion. >> this is the beltway old court road. rose may still be wet from this >> welcome back to 11 news today. 5:10, 40 degrees outside. mostly clear skies, but a few areas of fog. is a lot of -- there is a lot of deer on the road. 58 in southern maryland. we will see quite a bit of sunshine but the clouds will be increasing later the day. a storm system is approaching the area. how that will affect the trick- or-treating, i will detail that in the seven-day forecast. >> the search is suspended for three people after a grain elevator and exploded in kansas city. the search will resume at some p

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nbc's keith miller is outside right now. outside the courthouse. keith, the italian judge is there.t. what happens next? >> the jurors will file in and we will see the defendants, both amanda knox and rafael will be brought up from the holding cells and take their place alongside their defense attorneys. the row behind them is the knox family and the kercher family is behind the prosecutors. the private attorney pursuing a civil case against amanda knox. once that is set, the judge will call order to the court and begin to read the verdicts. there at least five and it will take some time. he asked for silence and there should be no outbursts and no applause in one way or another. it was anything but that. it was pandemonium in the courtroom. they broke down into tears and there was yelling for the spectators and right now even though you can not see it, there hundreds of people outside the courtroom waiting to hear the verdict. they are certainly not going to take the verdict whichever way it goes quietly. i think the italians are trying for a little bit better krout control than th

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political commentator keith observe man calling for oakland's -- keith olbermann is calling for oakland's mayor to resign. people in egypt are marching in solidarity with occupy oakland protesters. marching from tahrir square protesters if egypt are outraged, not on their own behalf. they are taking their message to the u.s. embassy in cairo demanding a stop to what they call police brutality, more than 7,000 miles away at occupy oakland. >> special comment about the astonishing brutality inflicted on the oakland protesters. >> reporter: keith olbermann didn't hold back. >> she can excuse the police chief and/or having betrayed everything she supported, and those who supported her, she must resign. >> reporter: jon stewart took a stab at the mayor. -- >> it looked like from the videos with we saw and the news accounts there were very angry people as to what occurred in oakland and we are trying to prevent that here in san francisco >> reporter: occupy san francisco is still in full swing. protesters have been left to do as they please. city leaders are still concerned about sanitation and

keith miller is here with more. keith? >> reporter: well, chris, the family says they're hopeful, but, in fact, amanda knox is terrified. she's been losing hair, unable to sleep, unable to eat leading up to this attempt to reach a verdict. her performance today in court was extraordinary, very dramatic, near tears. she said i didn't kill, i didn't rape. i wasn't there. basically a declaration of innocence on the part of amanda knox, but let's remember she said something very similar at the first trial which ended in a guilty verdict. nonetheless, she and her co-defendant gave a heartfelt plea of innocence to the judge and jury. meanwhile, this is a totally different trial, chris. there was a lot of evidence that was basically nullified on the part of people in forensic scientists and others that came in. the prosecution said they had a rock solid case, but -- and conflicting reports, frankly. the evidence itself did not seem as firm as it did the first time around. we're obviously all waiting for the verdict to come in fro

political commentator keith observe man calling for oakland's -- keith olbermann is calling for oakland's mayor to resign. people in egypt are marching in solidarity with occupy oakland protesters. marching from tahrir square protesters if egypt are outraged, not on their own behalf. they are taking their message to the u.s. embassy in cairo demanding a stop to what they call police brutality, more than 7,000 miles away at occupy oakland. >> special comment about the astonishing brutality inflicted on the oakland protesters. >> reporter: keith olbermann didn't hold back. >> she can excuse the police chief and/or having betrayed everything she supported, and those who supported her, she must resign. >> reporter: jon stewart took a stab at the mayor. -- >> it looked like from the videos with we saw and the news accounts there were very angry people as to what occurred in oakland and we are trying to prevent that here in san francisco >> reporter: occupy san francisco is still in full swing. protesters have been left to do as they please. city leaders are still concerned about sanitation and

llve at the agency where thh shooting caught co-workers by suuprise...keith. keith. jennifer..... theeshooting did not happen in any of the buiidings.. but closseto the complex. 3 co--orkers say the man have been walking o his home nearby when the shooting happeeed. baltimmre county poliie say someone shot the man during a parallel drive , where he campus. the ssootinn prrmpted police to temporarily put the offices on lockdown.. beeause a gunman was on the &pinvestigators say the shootin the woods, not far from the victim's job. job. (mr. davis/nnighboo) "" go through there a lot in the morning, you know. so, i guess i'm going to have to stop going through there.. you know, it's messed up man.. and so close to homm." home." 3 we've learned the victim works in the office of -retire policy.... he's at sinai hospital tonight in good woodlawn.. keith daniels, fox 45 news late edition. a brazen robbery at a popular estaurann in anne arundel county....leavvs three custtmers injured....including ooe who's in the hospital. hoopital.it happened around 8:45 last night...at the poliie say...

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in spite of all of this, there will be some individuals right, keith, that will relapse? absolutely. and what should the family do and what should the individual do in the event that there is a relapse? i'm so glad you brought that up because i think the one element about recovery oriented systems of care we probably haven't talked about it's the recognition that these problems are chronic and not acute. so a lot of times the way we set up treatment in the united states, we treat it like a broken bone or something. you go to the hospital, i set your bone, then you're done and you're going to heal naturally. but the truth is that most people will relapse. take a very common experience, quitting smoking. most people who have succeeded quitting smoking failed six or seven times. those are people that have succeeded. you see that in alcohol, you see that with the other drugs. so what that means is that you should not feel dispirited, shamed that you had a relapse. it's a very, it's highly likely you'll have a relapse. that's the nature of the condition. and by the way, people

got some of his teammates together to announce the launch keith relief charity duncan keith and hisor the young fan owen from ronald mcdonald house to challenge duncan keith to table tennis is not bad wearing duncan keith jersey. of course. >> the main goal at the end of the day to help families and help people in need and like i said here in chicago for awhile and we loved the city we love the people anyway we can think of ways what we can do to help out and help some families and people >> nice to see him give back >> that is the news wednesday night happy you shared time with us updates wgntv.com have a great night i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. i don't have time for the flu. that's why i'm knocking things off my to-do list. vitamin d -- done. hand sanitizer -- done. hey, eric, i'm here for my flu shot. sorry, didn't make an appointment. well, you don't need one. flu shots. every store. every day. insurance accepted. get a $5 cvs gift card if you're not covered. i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. can lulu have some beef pasta, too? -here you go, lulu. -hey?! you had an imaginary frie

keith daniels fox45 news at ten.re police release a sketch of a suspect accused of raping a wommn 2-years ago in the hopes you'll help solve a cold case. 3 police eeeased this sketch of on paakside garden drive in east baltimore and sexually assaulted her. the man then demanded she empty out all her cash before letting her go. police need your help to solve this case, and ask you to call... if you recognize the photo. &p and tonnght, police are still on the hunn for a charles village shooter. shooter. pooice say the 22-year-oldd victim was leaving a friend's pouse when a mannrobbed him on saint paul street and shot him. serious but stable condition. police have stepped up patrols in the area as they continue the hunt for the ááaáá robber... olds a gun.../ to.../ the head.../ of... a... fourr year old.../ ááwhileáá.../ demanding parents..../ froo... his - as kathleen cairns reports itt.. happened .../ during... a home invasion... in cecil county./ county./ it's a sunny fridaa afternoon.. but parents dont wann their ki

keith. jennifer.... we're live at the b-p station on haaford road t 25th streett.... the commenting on what happened here...... but ttnight, a woman is walking away with 50-thousann dollars for what she calls.. a humiliating, painful 3 it was caught on cell phonn vi. video.....it happened ere in marcc.. 2010. erica time, stopped at thh b-p to puttair in a flatttire... but needed change for a dollar. she tried getting it ffom to give ii to hee. after that, barber says he told her to leave. .while he shouted obscenities and repeatedly called her the "n" word. he even spaa tt per.. you can see it on the glass. barber sued,, calling it an angrr, degrading moment caused by that attennant. 3 "i said no, he can't get away with it. that was mm main thing. i felt like if i didn't say nothing, then no one would know this is sttll going on. that certain people feel like african amerrcans are no one!" keith daniels fox45 news late edition. 3 breakiig news now out of harford county.2 people have been shot in aberde. aberdeen.it happened here on mayberry drive an hour and a half ag

keith daniels.. live in dundalk where it lloks like a community protest.. paid keith. jennifer....re live on dunmore road..... remember.. it's a eighborhood with attractive 2-story homes on a tree-lined street. it's a qqiet neeghborhood.. but plans to move a shelter for homelesssmen into this the peace. neighbors have been fighting for weeks to keep the ccmmunity meeeing withhboth pidess the dundalk united methodiit church is part of a program called "streets of hope." it's an alliance of churches that provides winter shelter at rotating locaaions for homelesssmen in baltimore county. 16 homeless men were suppose to mmve into the chhrch's parsonage today on ddnmore roadd but after protest from tte community those plans are open here. and peiggbors are calling it a victory. (ms. saradin/neighbor) "we won in a way, but i feel sorry that it had to happen the way it did. it was all wrong. it wws one for the right eason but it was wrong. this ii such a niceeneighborhood." onight, program &pdireetors say the shelter has been moved to a more.. in their words.. welcoming ccmmunitt. theyysa

thanks for the reporting, keith.eith miller in italy. >>> coming up on "hardball," chris matthews asking how president obama should run his campaign for 2012. veer left or aim for the center? i'd said, end bought government, but who's asking? >>> next up, keli goff explains a serious message behind these scantily clad protesters. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> well, it's another busy monday, and it is a monday, that means the loop21.com's keli goff, as you can see, is here. hello, keli. >> hello, dylan. i thought a broadway play was going to be the most memorable performance my mom would see during her recent trip to the big apple, but then she and i ran into a bun

>> i'm back with toby keith. >> we're back and toby keith.ancy's tavern" the audience will be getting their own copy. and tell me about the name or theme of this song, it's about your grandmother, isn't it? >> yes, she has a tavern in port smith arkansas. >> mike: she was not named clancy. how did she get the name. >> she was a widow, but my grandfather's nickname was gra clans city and ran a bar. and she took over the business and the supper club, i couldn't call it that, billy garner supper club, she wasn't my grandma. >> it's a true story. >> an at people have names and faces and we brought the bar back. >> mike: you're going to let me play it with you. >> one, two. ♪ >> any minute the five o'clock crowd will be coming, and taps will be flowing with beer ♪ ♪ and the cigarette smoke soon to be rising and at 5:30 clancy gets here ♪ ♪ she knows all their faces, she practically raised them ♪ ♪ and that's why they're loyal and true ♪ ♪ and they pay their tab and that pays the light bill and she keeps their glasses full of brew ♪ ♪ and the welde

>> this is toby keith. here's my a ducks for -- audition for the new "fox & friends." ♪ news you can use again and again ♪ that cost you seven digits. >> that's why he's going to be on today. he passed the audition. >> he's a mountain of a man. he makes a ton of money. >> we'll look forward to that. a horrific accident leaves seven people dead. a minivan hit a deer in the highway. a semitractor-trailer slammed into the back of it. seven people who didn't make it all passengers in that minivan. a plane crash in canada,

we send it to keith mills, who has not been asleep yet. >> sleep? what is sleep? the ravens offense put up 10 points in the first quarter against the new york jets. then the defense said, boys, step aside. 34-17, the ravens hammer the jets in a defensive effort that triggered memories of the 2000 super bowl. mark sanchez got pummeled. ed reed, first play of the game. seven-0 ravens. jets told one under 50 yards of offense the entire night. mark sanchez level like haloti ngata. 26-yard touchdown. the hatcher came in the third quarter. mark sanchez leveled by terrell suggs. webb goes 7 3 yards. -- 73 yards. the ravens and are 3-1, all alone in first place. >> best defensive performance i thought i'd ever seen or the most amazing defensive performance i thought i'd seen was the pittsburgh game with the seven turnovers against that offense. but this topped it. to have three returns for touchdowns off of turnovers by your defense is just -- i don't know, has it ever been done before? >> not by this team. >> i love the way the ravens welcome back derrick mason. they got

keith, thank you so much.se, keith and our whole team there will be back for live could have of ramming when that verdict is read. >>> also making headlines today, week two of the conrad murray involuntary manslaughter trial in california. today, prosecute letters begin exam ming the emergency room physician who pronounced michael jackson dead. >>> noble foundation just announced that ralph steinman will be awarded the nobel prize in medicine even though he died september 30th. the nobel prize is typically not awarded posthumously but the committee is making an excepts in this case. canadian cell biologist, he died three days before he was awarded the prize. ralph steinman's research on the immune system opened up new avenues for the treatment of cancer and inflammations discoveries that helped extend his own life. >>> the supreme court began its new term today, the traditional first monday in october. and in the coming weeks, the justices will be announcing whether they will take on two major disputes over fe

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here is keith mills. >> good morning.he pessimists will say the ravens stunk it up and they nearly lost the game. the optimist will say they played a great second half. the real cost will say it was ill little of both as the ravens won -- the realists will say it was little bit of both. patrick peterson, five missed tackles and a chorus of boos follows. you could not blame them. 24-6, arizona. a different team in the second half. ray rice, three touchdowns. 24-10. 27-27. joe flacco to torrey smith. 36 shores to the cardinals five -- 36 yards to the cardinals five. billy cundiff wins it. >> i mean, some games are like reasons i was brought here. a lot of times we are covered. there are guys on you. in this league -- we're not open. so, you know, joe was able to put the ball in the right place, and i was able to make a play on it. >> now is on to pittsburgh. they beat the patriots yesterday. big ben had a big game. 7-0 steelers. ben torched the patriots'second bary. antonia brown. 23-10 late. the patriots' comeback. 23-17.

now keith let me respectfully disagree with you in pretty much every way possible i cover the occupy wall street protests because i think this is an important movement that is not properly properly or accurately covered by the mainstream media and i actually went down to occupy wall street myself last week and i assure you the people of zuccotti park are not just a group of i'm showered freeloaders as you like to believe this is a group of americans who are sick and tired of the policies and the system that they felt have left them out in the cold and as i said on friday's show these are people who still see hope for changing that system and that's something worth covering so keith you could write them off with the rest of the media is a bunch of hippies who have no chance of creating change but i want to tell you i saw myself on the ground a group of concerned citizens who have the eyes of not only washington and wall street but now the world and that's certainly worth covering the next i responded viewer who watched our interview last week on hank skinner a man set to be executed i

nbc's keith miller reports from italy. >> reporter: an extraordinary end to an ordeal called a nightmare by the knox family. once the judge ruled that she was free to go, the entire family broke down into tears. amanda knox was literally sobbing and had to be helped from the courtroom after the verdict was read. you could see she was absolutely overjoyed but the relief so great on her. she was found guilty of one charge, slander against a character who she fingered in an original interrogation, which she claims was a coerce by the police. nonetheless, that was a three-year sentence, time served already four years. >> they just bust into tears, smiling, hugging each other. they couldn't approach amanda because she was surrounded by the prison guards. but they just burst into tears. >> reporter: the plan on the part of amanda knox and her family is to make their way back to seattle, washington. we're told the prosecution in this case will consider making an appeal. they have a few days to make that decision. we don't know yet what their plans are. but when they do that, they'll have to, of

southbound 95 right at keith avenue in the right center lane. hopefully the person can get off to the side. looking at delays that stretch back to white march actually. 5 miles an hour on average heading south down. one more problem -- in glen burnie, an accident. 952 britt mchenry -- take the key bridge as your alternate. >> if you are going to be stopped at least the weather is nice. >> sunshine. maybe a few degrees cooler. it's still nice. 74 a high temperature and we will keep the sun shines all the way through the weekend. we certainly deserve it after we had gone through. >> if you are looking for more weather and traffic join us this morning or 11 news at 7:00 a.m. on wbal-plus. >> you can find more news as well as up-to-the-minute traffic and information and you can find on comcast channel 208 verizon fios 460. back with a live update at 7:25 a.m. >> this is a wbal-tv editorial from the president and general manager. >> baltimore is back for the sixth year, making its best three of cultural activities in our city available free of charge

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keith. jennifer...... police saa that fight staated here on the parking lot at wal-mart.. ...........tte suspect is a woman with a criminal record that inccudes auto theft...... and now asssull charges. p..........but friends and neighbors believe.. she's been wrongly accused. accused. it happened at the wal mart on washington blvd..in arbutus.... a woman attacked with bleach and pine sol....... injured 18 other people.... and caused the evacuation of the store........the accused.... 3-year-old theresa jefferson.....(ms. davis/friend) "ii somebody don'' know her because that's how kind she is...." .........reactiin from jamire davis, jefffrssn'ssneighor and friend at the circle terrace apartments in lansdowne.... where neighbors say jefferson is a good person ann mother.... (man/neighbor) we're talking peere talking about a nice lady...."..........two very the suspect.................on one hand...she's a woman withh a criminal ppst accused in a ...........on the other, say friends, she's a peaceful woman.

here is keith mills with sports. >> good news, good win. ray rice said it was exactly what the ravens needed. to be tested in the fourth quarter and to find a way to win. the ravens have a well earned winter in began with a 97-yard touchdown. houston came to play. good quarterback, matt schaub. touchdown. but the ravens score the final 16 points of the game. watch ray rice state farm daniel manning. -- watch ray rice stiff arm daniel manning. ray rice talked about the satisfying ravens win. >> the greatest feeling for me it was to seek ricky williams get a touchdown. i learned so much from him. i wanted to see him get his motor game. we're going to need ricky williams. >> ravens and jacksonville a week from tonight. a horrible tragedy, a crash that took the life of dan wheldon. it happened yesterday in las vegas. 11 laps into the race. dan wheldon, the number 77 car. goes airborne. that is unbelievable. he was airlifted to the las vegas medical center where he died. the first since paul dana to be killed. he is the father of two children. t

here is keith mills. >> thank you. not enough time in the day to talk about help for the ravens offense played last night. they did not get their first first down until five minutes left in the third quarter. it will not win many games doing that. the ravens blues to jacksonville. third quarter. stopped cold by the ravens defense. brendon ayanbadejo hit in the face mask. he retaliates. he gets thrown out of the game. that leads to a field goal by josh scobee. the ravens get it going in the fourth quarter. joe flacco to anquan boldin. one last chance. joe flacco. drew coleman stepped in front. the ravens were outplayed. >> we had some missed assignments and some missed blocks. they outplayed us one-on-one. they beat their man. it is about as bad as you can play on offense. >> hard to argue with that. away fromne when awin winning the world series. game tied. mike napoli. he unties it. mr. clutch. that double scores michael young and nelson cruz. neftali feliz. lance berkman strikes out. good news. it only counts for one

. >> you're keith, right? >> correct. >> what is your last name? >> williams. >> we have done the research as best we can on their background to determine if there's a criminal history, whether or not they're registered sex offender, somewhere, of course, we have the chat blog. it's all there in black and white. keith williams thought he was going to be meeting young teenage girl. what would have happened if i wasn't here, keith? you show up with booze. what else? >> that's all, booze. >> you got booze? you're going to booze up a 13-year-old girl? >> i don't even if she was 13, no matter what she says. >> what did she tell you? >> you're right. can we get down to you can hang around, i'm telling you i am wrong. >> it's not your first time down this road, chat wise. >> i'll get rid of my computer, i'm not that great on it anyway. i'll get rid of it. i'll never touch the thing again. i'll go to meetings whatever you need me to do. it's not that i'm kissing your ass, it's just that i know that i'm wrong. >> so many guys deny, deny, deny but williams a

keith miller has more reaction to this dramatic verdict. >> reporter: the judge, in a somber tone, seemed to take forever. guilty of slander, announced the judge, the sentence of three years, erased by time served. then the verdict on the charge of murder. the judge declared she was free. knoc knox collapsed. family and friends cried openly and embraced. escorted from the courtroom for the last time, knox had to be supported by prison guards. >> there was no evidence. there was no motive. there was no murder weapon. there was no dna. >> and the knox family, finally free to bring their daughter back home to seattle. she was a 20-year-old exchange student when she arrived in italy for the experience of a lifetime. four years later, she leaves italy with more experience than most people ever achieve in a lifetime. the prosecution will now appeal the verdict all the way to the italian supreme court. it will take some days and time to file the papers. we're told that the current judge who made the verdict yesterday will have to file a written verdict about why the jury came to the conclusion.

keith. the shooting did not happen in any of he buildings.. but closeeto the complex. p the ictim was taking a strrll when someone attacked hi. him. it happened just before nnon monday.. a social security administration worker.. shot near his office who work with the victim at the agency's headquarters are stunned by the shooting.... (man/co-worker) "terrible, teerible, that's ll i can say....".......... the victim had just left the building......(keith) we spoke with hhs co-workers.. they say the man was oo his lunch break and may have been walking home nearby when the attack happened."...........he walked down woodlawn drive near the agency.. a popular corridor for employees. (man/coworker) "oh yeeh, people exerciss all the ime around here.. you know, walk and things like that. it's always traffic." police say someone shot the man during a robbery attempt. the victim was able to walk to parallel drive, where he collapsed near the s-s-a campus. the shooting prompted police to temporarily put the offices on lock down.. because gunman was on th

keith. keith. jennifer..... commenting on what happened here......ut tonight, a woman s walking away with 50-thoussnd dollars for what she calls.. a humiliatinn, painful confrontat. erica barber says she kkows what it feels like to be discriminated against because of her race.....(barber) "i felt liie i as really a low life.........""......it happened in march, 2010 at the b-p gas station on harford road at 25th street. barber, a postal worker at the time, stopped to put air in a flat tire... but needed change for a dollar. she tried getttng it from the attendant.. but he refused. in fact, barber says he shooed her away.(barber) "my reaction was i was stunned at first.. i still pauued again. and i said, iiwill uy gas..." .........still, barber says he refused... and told her to leave.. while he shouted called her tte "n" word. that's when another customer..... (ááánats up full: "yea, yea i got it.....ááá)...........started recorddng with his cell phone... the racially charged confronnation, caught on video. ...........barber visibly angry.. frusttate

we'll check the forecast for the evening, but first, here's keith mills. >> now 11 sports with keith mills. >> good morning, everybody. the ravens play the texans on sunday with a little history on their side. the ravens, 6-0 at home since 2002 after their bye week. and even though andre johnson not expected to play, matt schaub can wing it and they will provide a major offensive challenge for the ravens defense. in that wild game against ravens in houston, and chuck knows beating the texans starts with stopping arian foster in the running game. >> big, fast, physical. hard-nosed, downhill runner. they run the stretch game to a tee. he gets on a track. sees an opening and puts one foot in the ground and gets north and south. he's a big guy, a load. you've got gang tackle him. >> gerry sandusky, qadry ismail and the call of the game. they'll join me at 1:00 with pete gilbert and johnathan ogden for the pregame show at m & t bank stadium. >> the brewers win. game five is tonight. the american league championship headed back to texas as justin verlander and the tigers win game five. ian

>> i'm back with toby keith.got a brand new cd called clancy's tavern and all the members of the audience will be getting their own copy of clancy's tavern today. >> okay. >> toby tell me about the name or the theme of this song. it's about your grandmother, isn't it? >> yeah, she has a tavern in fort smith, arkansas. >> her name is not clancy, but how did she get the name. >> she's a widow, but my grandfather called her clancy, and she owned a bar and she took over a business that was successful, a super club, so, i couldn't call it that because billy garner superer club, she wasn't my grandma and i said let's call it clancy tavern, but i brought the real people with me. >> it's a true story. >> true. >> every bit of this is-- >> all the people have names and faces, and just brought the bar back to life. >> you're going to let me play it with you, clancy's tavern. >> one, two, three. >> ♪ any minute the five o'clock cloud wi crowd will be coming ♪ ♪ flowing with beer ♪ and the cigarette smoke and the beer rising

british researchers studied people like keith reiger who inherited the gene for lynch syndrome which puts him at very high risk for colon cancer. rieger and his father have had colon cancer. two of his three children inherited the gene. one died at 22 from colon cancer. in the study, 861 people with lynch syndrome took either two 300-milligram tablets of aspirin or a placebo. scientists followed them for two years after they stopped taking the aspirin. >> we reduced by 60% the numbers of colon cancers in the people who actually took aspirin for two years. >> reporter: because the same gene that people inherit with lynch syndrome also plays a role in the more common form of the disease, researchers assume that aspirin may help the general population reduce colon cancer risk. but aspirin is not without its own potential side effects. >> there are also risks, particularly increased risks of serious gastrointestinal bleeding. >> reporter: the ancient greeks used the precursor of aspirin taken from willow trees. the current form was first sold in 1899. it costs pennies and it reduces feve

nbc's keith miller reports from italy. >> reporter: an extraordinary end to an or dooelt called a nightmare by the knox family once the judge ruled she was free to go, the entire family broke down into tears. amanda knox was literally sobbing and had to be helped from the courtroom after the verdict was read. you could see she was absolutely overjoyed, but nonetheless, the relief so great on her. she was found guilty of slander against a character who she fingered in an original interrogation which she claims was a coerce by the police. nonetheless, that was a three-year sentence. time served already, four years. >> reporter: they burst into tears, smiling, hugging each other. they couldn't approach amanda because she was surrounded by prison guards. >> reporter: the plan is to make their way back to seattle, washington. we're told the prosecution in this case will consider making an appeal. they have a few days to make that decision. we don't know yet what their plans are. when they do that, they're going to have to make a lot of filing of papers. amanda knox basically is heading back home