who doesn't love knights? a guy wants to be a knight in shining armor.a knight. some little girl want to be a knight. some little boys want to be a princess. i don't really care as long as they buy a ticket and come to the show. >> reporter: do you consider yourself a modern day knight? >> i absolutely consider myself a modern day knight. >> reporter: do you think you would have fared well back in the old days. >> i would have been king and ruled the rules. >> reporter: alas in these modern times this knight of mayhem may have to settle for conquering the world of cable tv. >> osgood: ye ol bill geist. now to old bob schieffer in washington for a look at what's ahead on face the nation. >> good morning, charles. our guest today is the republican frontrunner herman cain. the question, is he for real. >> osgood: thank you, bob. we'll be watching. next week here on sunday morning (ticking) insomnia. no rest for the weary. and everything changed. ♪ i saw what my life could be... and found the strength to make it happen. ♪ i lost my leg serving my country. no

knight was arrested again friday. and a search of that residence yielded an sks assault rifle like these, which takes 7.62 mm bullets. a ballistics test ties that weapon to shooting the bullet or bullets that killed alonzo guyton. william knight has been charged with first-degree murder. students at howard who knew alonzo guyton are devastated over the killing. >> he was just a loving, caring, outgoing person. >> kiana knox was alonzo guyton's girlfriend. >> a lot of people can't understand why this happened to alonzo. we want to know what happened and we want him to be able to rest in peace. >> since two weapons were at the scene of the murder, the odds are, two perpetrators were involved. one was a handgun. the police confirm they are actively investigating that possibility. william knight is currently in the d.c. jail. authorities will seek his extradition to maryland early next week. >> any idea about funeral arrangements for alonzo? >> he's not from this area. he's from the gainesville area of florida. as of this

they also found a hand print belonging to william knight. he is under arrest. guyton's girlfriend wants some answers. >> a lot of can't understand why this has happened to alonzo and we want some closure. we want to know what happened and we want him to be able to rest in peace. >> knight is in a d.c. jail awaiting extradition to maryland. the sheriff's office is investigating an attempted abduction. a 20-year-old woman says a faded block honda four door pulled up this afternoon. a man threw the door open and asked her to get in. she ran, the car took off. the sheriff's office says it is not clear whether this is related to three other attempted abductions this month. >>> a 27-year-old man is recovering in a california hospital after being attacked by a great white shark. it all happened at marina beach. the victim was bitten on the arm and neck. the shark could be up to 20 feet long. the victim is listed in stable condition and expected to be okay. california state park officials will be patrolling the beaches looking for any shark activity. >>> 13 americans a

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william knight is currently in the dc jail. authorities will seek his extradition to maryland early next week. john hanrahan, fox 5 news. >>> a memorial today for the mother and son murdered in clarksburg earlier this month. jane mcquain was found dead in her home october 12. the body of 11-year-old william was found off clarksburg road on the 18th. today, family and friends remembered them at cedar brook community church. mcquain's estranged husband, curtis lopez, is charged with the murders. >>> a group of very dedicated people braved the cold and rain today for the 8th walk this morning. thousands walked or ran down pennsylvania avenue to raise money and awareness for the whitman walker clinic in northwest. hiv and aids are serious problems in washington with 3% of the adult population affected. this year's aids walk raised more than $800,000. >>> dedicated, as you said. a suicide bomber attacks and kills more than a dozen u.s. service members. >> does this latest incident mean our troops will be in afghanistan for years to

we have the health editor to mommyverse.com and chuck knight, comedian. >> good morning. >> first of? is it a bad thing? >> it's a lie that could be true, but not in that moment it has possibilities. something that everybody uses and has just that tiny bit of something that it might be okay, and that's why it clears by. >> chuck, when you hear these, don't you automatically know they are lies? hey, i was stuck in traffic. don't we all know it's a lie. >> i hate the fact that they do this. they overuse these lies and then they have no affect when i tell them. it's like checking into a hotel under the name smith. you know. if your name is really smith, you're screwed. >> you're not really doing anything wrong if you give a little bit of a lame excuse, a little white lie, is it? >> it depends on who is listening. if you have kids listening, teenagers young adults, they are picking that up. there are times can can be damaging. >> i remember often as a child, hearing, chuck, you are smart, and you are very attractive, and now i know -- now i know. >> and you are very special. >> and we're

. >> jimmy: you were shooting the "dark knight." >> "the dark knight rises." [ cheers and applause ]t. it's huge, man. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's enormous. >> jimmy: and christopher nolan, you worked with him on "inception." >> yeah. he directed "inception." [ cheers and applause ] and, yeah he directed -- you know, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: talented guy. >> he is, man. he is. and, he directed "batman begins" and "the dark knight." >> jimmy: he just loved you. he goes like -- and said, "i want to work with you again"? >> we had a great time, man. he's my kind of guy. he just loves it. even though he's making these big, huge movies, that are making all this money, it's not about that for him. it's about -- he just loves telling a good story, you know? >> jimmy: yeah, and the love of the game and all that stuff. speaking of that, i got to say, hitrecord.org, look at this thing. [ cheers and applause ] hitrecord.org -- you have a book with -- it has a dvd in it. it has a cd in it. >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: it is one of the coolest projects out there. for any of you that don't kn

when we met christian knight, he was serving 79 years for murder at california state prison corcoran. >> just seeing christian the first time, you kind of knew he had some kind of story. very dramatic looking. you know, with all the tats and very intense. >> it turns out knight had several incredible stories but one involved his attempt to attack a sex offender at the los angeles county jail. >> got this freaking child molester on the tier. he's actually in the van talking about what he does. you know, i like to keep myself, hey, i don't lose my temper. keep myself calm, cool, and collective. that dude made me snap. i get in the van and i tell him, i'm going to rip the toilet off the wall. i'm going to bust through this frickin' glass. i'm going to drag it down the tier, and i'm going to bust through your glass and cut you up your [ muted ]. you're a dead man. yeah, yeah, yeah. then all you hear is steel bending. i got behind the toilet, pushed the toilet all the way back. long story short, i ripped the whole toilet off, wrapped my hands up with my socks, smashed through the glass. he

the world's biggest consumer of the commodity therefore gave the knights wait a minute european stocks the south sea is half a percentage point eight percent investors are if indeed awaiting details of europe . rescue plan a drugmaker company merck is the top gave up on the dax with shares up more than seven percent of the company reported strong quarterly earnings and a one hour left roughly done trading in russia and the gains have increased on both the i.c. in the r.t.s. and the my sex my six is up almost three percent this hour and russian stocks are in the black as crude advances for the fourth day as we've seen light sweet still showing twenty four cents of advancing of course is still waiting for the outcome of the meeting things might change if it's disappointing might see a reversal of the trend obviously telecoms provider was telecom this hour is gaining on news to become please buy back program could reach half a billion dollars energy holding am pay is also well it's a first off their profit rose fifty one percent to almost a billion dollars bucking the trend is that it fro

. >> this is "the future of news" from the knight studios at the newseum in washington d.c. i'm frank sesno. welcome to our conversation about news in the digital age. i'm joined today by two of washington's most accomplished political reporters. sam donaldson is a broadcasting icon and veteran reporter for abc news. he was chief white house correspondent covering 3 presidents, and for more than 40 years at abc, he's reported the biggest national political stories of our time. in addition to anchoring abc's "primetime live" and "this week" programs, sam's an internet pioneer. he was host of abc's first web-only program, "sam donaldson@abcnews.com." and jim vandenhei made his mark as a national political reporter for "the wall street journal" and then "the washington post." he left that paper in 2006 with john harris to create politico, a web site and newspaper that's become one of the most popular sites for political news and commentary. he's executive editor of politico, where his knowledge of all things d.c. and all things new media has helped change the way campaigns are

join us next time for "the future of news" from the knight studio. i'm frank sesno.

the knights will be still rather chilly. we will keep with the comfortable weather. the weekend looks good and we are calling for a warm-up. we could be near 80 by next sunday. >> in our consumer alert comic two digital music giants are joining forces, rhapsody is taking over now after -- is taking over napster. rhapsody has 800,000 current subscribers. napster has under 400,000. apple makes its first product announcements and steve jobs left the company. the first would be iphone 5. they cannot unveil their new feature soon enough. >> this is over 24 things like speech to text, voice communication, and navigation. gps is a huge element of the enjoyed popularity. >> experts expect a more popular -- and more powerful processor. apple is expected to announce the new features today. the days of the click will ipod are numbered. man's best friend is getting in on the trigger trading. the national retail federation says that had owners plan on spending $310 million on dressing up their pets. -- man's best friend is getting in on the trick or treating. that will be the day

of this book, first black woman in europe, to receive a knight hood because she spoke with the u.s. battle of the bulge she was a belgium woman from the congo and volunteered to work 10th army and largely forgotten never talked about it after the war when we uncovered her story we compiled a dossier and sent it to the king of belgium and said come on this woman is a hero she deserves recog nice and so with his support my wife and i attended the knight hood ceremony this year in june and august, she was knighted, one thing you would not believe she is only that big but what a woman. >> i saw her picture she is a petite little thing. >> she is gorgeous, absolutely wonderful. >>> they made passing reference to anna from the congo and i came in on this i said anna from the congo you know i know she was there, but we didn't have any idea of what she had done. >> right. >> when we uncovered the story how this little tiny lady was dragging wounded gis, under fire wearing an american u.s. army uniform we have to go further with this. >>> michael 600,000 u.s. troops involved, 81,000 american

. >> pat tell me how knights of columbus got involved. >> we had come to haiti in the weeks following the earthquake and brought a thousand wheelchairs for people injured and very quickly it became apparent to us the people we were working with there, project medishare for haiti, miami medical school, were doing special things and had opportunities to do for things for people of haiti we might be able to help with. the problems with haiti are so large, we thought let's take one thing we can do and that was to commit a million dollars to fit every child who lost a limb in the earthquake in haiti with a prosthetic we have done that we built a complete prosthetic laboratory downtown port-au-prince we were there a couple days ago to dedicate the facility where people receive therapeutic training in honor of the knight of columbus who died recently who made that project possible. cosponsoring the team fitting the children with prosthetic limbs all part and parcel of something we call helping healing haiti's children. there is so much potential, the attitudes in haiti towards people missing

it's knight nice you have to back. >> at least today. >>> europe tackles it debt crisis, sobering data on income and proof the duke still has true grit. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, hugh jackman has a rock em sock em weekend at the box office. >>> coming up, a huge come back by the super bowl champs and the raiders honor a legend. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. "the wall street journal" reports a court order has been provided to handle over information from the wicky leaks website. wic wikileaks released diplomatic correspondence. >>> the oversight committees could send subpoenas into the obama administration this week. the fast and furious operation allowed drug cartel intermediaries to buy thousands of tweps from arizona gun shops, some of.which were later recovered from mexican crime scenes. >>> new zealand officials are scrambling to pump oil from a tanker that crashed on thursday. >>> a california's governor has signe

. >> look, republicans have had this dreamy image of some white knight that was going to ride in on a stallion and rescue the republican party and lead us into the white house. and i think that republicans have to acknowledge that the best candidate to defeat p.m. presidento barack obama is going to be governor mitt romney. i think that's one of the things that republicans need to acknowledge and accept the fact that there is no white knight in the race and that we are going to have a very combative primary process and that's the way it should be -- >> david -- >> it should be difficult to win the nomination whoi. do democrats fear the most in a general election matchup? >> what we fear not -- not who -- what we fear most, is not having the energy and unity of purpose to make sure that we uncover every stone in getting our message out as to what the record is, what we are trying to do, that it does take time. it deet took eight years to get us in the ditch. it may not take eight to get out, maybe four or five. but we are staying to that message and doing everything we can to make sure

the knights are bitterly cold, more tense -- are better -- the cold.s are bitterly >> we cannot liven these tents within 15 days. we hope these things will get better and we can live through the winter. >> we are miserable. we have kids. conditions will worsen when it begins to snow. everyone will get sick. >> the country's prime minister has admitted failings with the relief effort, especially in the distribution of tense. the turkish garment has admitted now that it needs international -- the turkish government has admitted now that it needs international assistance. the christie teams will continue to work through the night. all -- the rescue teams continue to work through the night. their hopes are already becoming increasingly for llorn. >> at least five people have died and a people are missing. a huge operation is currently underway. the badly affected areas are the northern areas of tuscany and liguria. o-- >> homes smashed, cars destroyed, towns filled with mud. from the air, the extent of the damage is obvious. riverbanks washed away. ballets are choked with debris. roads a

. >> he's kicked ted knight off the top. ted knight was at absolutely the top. further. >> reporter: molly shannon has known ferrell long before they were famous. >> if you look at the list of incredible people who have received this prize, it makes me smile knowing will's agents and managers clearly bought this for him to make him happy. >> in real life he's quiet and shy and kind of reserved. >> i don't know if i'm shy, but i'm definitely not, you know, i'm just myself. whether i feel like being funny or not. that's the way i governor myself. i've never felt pressure to be on. yeah, i'm probably more studious. >> reporter: the kennedy center says as soon as ferrell was announced to receive tonight's prize, tickets sold out immediately. we were only able show you a few clips of the performance tonight, but it will be televised october 31st on pbs. at the kennedy center, matt ackland, fox 5 news. >> i hear he wants to reprize his role as ron burgandy. >> probably can't say it here. beautiful today. >>> fall-like. down the road if you were watching previous newsc

the review faults the city of alameda for not having a walter rescue crew and knights police and firefighters for failure to immediately call for a shallow water rescue boat. and officials say their water rescue program had been discontinued. accord together report 31 minutes passed from arriveal of the first officer on the scene until zach died of hypothermia. just one of several major issues identified in the report. >> do you feel it was fair? >> i do. i think it was thorough. >> the police chief mike nunan not surprised by finding autos we've made a lot of changes before mek men daigss came out. >> he says its his job to relay fears of the community and measures were put into place to avoid a possible repeat of inaction by first responders. >> and by mid next month, every officer and jailer will have received crisis intervention training. >> the report will be presented to the city council on october 11th. if you like to sigh see brit then, you can go to our web site. nick smith, abc 7 news. >> and san francisco police used gps technology to track down a suspect in japan town last night.

william knight was arrested. he shot guiden in an offcampus apartment.emorial service for guiden will be held tuesday night on the howard campus. >>> more than 1,000 people braved the cold and rain today to support aids walk washington in downtown d.c. the 5k timed run was first, followed by groups of walkers. nbc 4 was honored with the community service award. aiysha was honored with the partner for life award. she along with nbc 4 have partnered with aids walk washington since it started in 1987. thankfully, we've seen quite a bit of progress in 25 years. >> at the start of this walk, diagnosis of hiv was followed by a quick diagnosis of aids and then death. and today people can live happy, normal productive lives by adhering to their medications, and taking good care of themselves. >> all the money raised goes to local hiv aids programs. an estimated 1 in 20 people in washington is currently living with hiv/aids. >>> youtube launching a cable tv channel. shaq will have a comedy channel. madonna a dance channel. and the onion, satire news. the venture

that's after knight rain that brought west wet to the morning commute. this is video coming from the richmond and/san rafael bridge toward 880. the storm that brought rain to the bay area overnight also dropped snow in the sierra. it was enough to trigger wayne required -- enough to trigger. >> i'm not really used to having to put on chains. i lived in utah and never had to put on trains. >> reporter: and putting on trains, as required by caltrans, can be a sure that -- no one was aware of it. >> it sucks. i've never been not wearing this. >> snowplows were on highway 50 by midnight. the big rigs, some drivers spent the night mores waiting to get tire chains. required but not necessary in king dale where the snow looks more like a slurpee. the snow is expected to last most of the day. the president bush em -- the problem is some of it is not sticking -- the problem is some of it is not sticking. just getting this car is a time. westbound i-80 in truckee closed because of multiple spinouts. that wasn't stopping kids heading to a graduation. leaders the wa

knight my fear today my problem that i have today isn't with her own my problem today is with the continued existence of the jewish people here in the state of israel because we're committing suicide we're actually committing suicide and this is what we have to stop could it happen could an israeli government decide to pick us up and throw us out of our homes and our own yeah it could. and it could happen anywhere it's ok i was perfect happens i think that we're dealing with federal and existential threat to the state of israel and it has to stop. like. this three rocks watch out without returning the whole thing that we think will be just peace that will not be there would not be peace. and you know he's running to go. to school in the fifty's so surplus is the worst thing it's recovering almost to loot maybe to live through. because it will be very easy to have very few of them but without this. the wood will go just for one world through the. world really. nothing. will. get them out of there. from the international laws perspective all settlements are illegal israeli citizens should not

the knights of columbus are helping the team including providing some of the much needed employment. >>> gop candidates prior to debate once again tonight in nevada. the president is in the middle of a three-day bus tour through north north and west virginia. two states critical to see him getting re-elected. polls show north carolina and virginia are little two states where the president's losing support of independent voters, like the rest of the country, unemployment is the big concern. the white house says this trip is all about jobs, not about votes, but the president did find plenty of time to go after his opponents. >> we don't need a republican jobs or democratic jobs. we need the jobs back. we need to put people back to work right now. >> tomorrow, the first lady will join the president on the home leg of that bus tour. they, along with virginia governor don mcdonald will visit a base to talk about jobs for vets. this bus trip has not been without incident. a state trooper riding a motorcycle as part of the president's motorcade wrecked. it happened when they were en route t

knight my fear today my problem that i have today isn't with have wrong my problem today is with the continued existence of the jewish people here in the state of israel because we're committing suicide we're actually committing suicide and this is what we have to stop couldn't happen could an israeli government decide to take us up and throw us out of our homes and our own yeah it could and and it could happen any worse however if that happens i think that we're dealing with and existential threat to the state of israel and i asked him to stop. like. this ring rocks watch out with al through touring the hall with me there with you know the peace that would not be best for us there will not be peace. and you know i was going to go to the. school in the fifty's so i was in surplus and that was. it's becoming almost too late maybe to live through this. because it will be very easy to have very few of them but without this yes we would move as we go just from one wall through the. door viewers. get the money is there. a lot of. from the international laws perspective all settlements are

she is playing cat woman in the batman flick the dark knight rises. fans of bruce springsteen will soon be able to visit a new mecca, devoted to the boss. monday mug university in west long branch, new jersey has just announced it will store over 15,000 items, including concert footage spanning springsteen's career. and one of the fall season's most talked about movies just had its new york premiere. "like crazy "is the story of lovers caught in a long distance relationship. >> we made the film in a very quiet, intimate way. it was mostly five of us onset. so then to be here, and experiencing this, is very surreal. >> reporter: it opens in theaters on october 28th. karin brown, cbs news, hollywood. >>> and thanks for keeping your eye on us. good morning, you are watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane.

now in their fourth year of competition, the academy of art university urban knights field over a dozen teams in a variety of sports. >> having spent my life in locker rooms and around athletic administrators, it was kind of a natural. now i was also -- i am also an artist. so, you know, as a writer/director. but when you are that person, you are also around illustrators and painters and designers and advertisers. we're all kind of -- we all have a kind of synthesis or symbiotic relationship with each other. so i knew the feel. >> and known for a variety of things throughout his career, dr. williams made his name as an nfl tight end with the 49ers and raiders, among other teams. he also played a large role in the creation of the film "any given sunday." he pursued graduate school while still playing in the nfl. after completing his doctorate, the opportunity to create a college sports program from scratch was just too good to pass up. now the academy of art plays in the pacific west conference, a league of ncaa division ii teams. a recent golf tournament in san francisco's presidio to s

legendary ball soy theater rio grande after a six year maurits transferred reservation a grad golla knight was attended by russia's. at the world's renowned opera lovers . takes you on a trip to one of russia's oldest and most interesting cities in siberia welcome to . around a three hour flight from moscow is home to more than a million people and it's one of siberia's oldest and most important cities. founded in seventeen sixteen homes cars been transformed from a frontier outpost to a bustling administrative center transport hub and. it's russia's second largest city east of the urals and it's a picturesque regional capital and i was going to begin my trip with a visit to one of its oldest buildings. this is one sound that you hear over through rough and sounds along is no exception and search both welcome people for worship every day are going to see how the river . signals church dates back to eight hundred fourteen and since the fall of the soviet union they've been beautifully collects a new set of bells. and for the last five years i deem it has been the most. is really unique to t

the knights will be chilly, and sprinkle possible on monday, and the chance for showers and thunderstorms again next monday in -- next wednesday and thursday. >> a trade may have saved up to -- may have saved a player's life. world series game 2, next in sports. >> tonight's multi match jackpot has an estimated annuity of $500,000. here are you winning numbers for tonight. 8-2-27-7-11-33. if no one matches all six numbers on one line of a ticket, the jackpot climbs to $525,000. the next drawing is monday night at 11:22 here on wbal-tv 11 ne. the maryland >> considering the ravens have a 4-1 record and jacksonville and 1-5 record, don't expect to find many similarities between the two teams when they meet monday night in jacksonville. when it comes to the running game, they look almost identical. pete gilbert has more. >> the monday night football stage will pick to the best running backs in the game. the fact that they are so similar, the competition between them is real. >> i instantly connected with him. >> just about the same size, same talent, same personality. >> we talked about just

ian knight, the tournament promote tore will be on the show tonight, of course, scored tiger woods. >>> we'll be back in a half hour, and then again at 10:00 and 11:00. until then, have a good day. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> mitchell: tonight, will he or won't he? the pressure building on new jersey governor chris christie to enter the 2012 presidential race, even as some question his

april twenty seventh two thousand and seven which are since become known in history as the bronze knights. dimitri winter was already in prison at the time because this is talon central prison which the war mysel was number five on the second floor. they kept many different cells but here we can see it. because i was charged with spreading lies in media interviews about tough police behavior and accused of spreading anti-government sentiment to place the story it all came under article two three eight of the criminal code concerning the organization of mass protests in dimitri spend seven months in prison one bust a geisha is in progress in the end all charges against him were lifted. finish historian and head of the anti fascist censor and how saintly johann blackman has published a work which he says proves the soviet troops didn't occupy stonier. so i reject the occupation myth regrettably this is me if this is the basis of the policy of our court hardiness tony i totally at this time in. your hand backman was deprived of the right to enter a stoner he had visited on many occasions bef

. >> knights of columbus and product medishare cosponsor the haitian soccer team and organized this week's clinics. >> stay with "news 4

it features performances by navy's blue angels and the army golden knights parachute team. saturday's show ened with fireworks and a popular great wall fire explosive ordinance display. the show stopping inferno measures 2500 feet and set a guinness book of world record back in 2000. >>> this is one large order of nachos. it's also in the guinness book of world records. this is displayed on the horseshoe shaped table, it's 3400 pounds. the ingredients including 1100 pounds of nacho chips, 820 pounds of cheese, and 450 pounds of salsa. the restaurant north of boston returned the return of the nachos to the menu and used to help raise money for the boys and girls club. >>> 5:36 and started out as a small event almost 40 years ago. now it is turned into a celebration of sorts high above the sky and it's all alive with color. >>> and a song and dance is unforgettable. now the king of pop's famous style is on stage performing in a traveling show. we will look at that in a bit. you are watching "good morning maryland" the latest news, weather and traffic everything you need for y

police say 20-year-old william knight shot him in front of his off-campus apartment. they found his hand print on a gun. this was a total team effort between u.s. marbles, d.c. police, and prince george's county police. >> when something like this comes together so quickly, it's fantastic for everybody. for the police department, the community, to get this person off the road. >>> wright is currently in a d.c. jail. he'll be extradited to maryland in the next few days or so. a memorial service will be held on tuesday night at the howard university campus. >>> it appears the occupy movements around the country are becoming more and more heated. just days after protests in oakland got out of control, demonstrations in denver turned ugly quickly. >> you're beating people. >> police clashed with protesters outside the capitol building after officials said they couldn't set up tents. the situation quickly got out of hand and police started spraying pepper spray into the crowd. protesters say they were peacefully demonstrating but officials say they were attacked by the pro

the knights appealing the decision. here we go again with another one of these stories. and sudden low one person has a problem and it will probably have to be taken down. >> steve: one person who knows a lot about gadhafi, has followed him for decades is geraldo rivera and he joins us live. when you heard the news yesterday during our program, gadhafi, first we heard he was captured, it was true. but then within the hour he was dead. >> he was dead and the way he died, contrary to many of the american newspaper headlines, gadhafi is a coward and all the rest, i think his death will prove problematic because he fought to the death, like saddam hussein and his sons in iraq and that will help the legend live on. >> steve: his golden gun in hand. >> he died better than he lived. and i think there is real trouble ahead for this nation. three separate tribes really control it. throw three very different groups held by his crazy personality. and now that glue is removed. however, horrible it was, now libya has to build the country. i suggest the state department now surge, the

premier league current leaders manchester city have gone five points clear of their closest rival sue knight threshing cross-town rivals six one at old trafford and at it with a double there for the visitors. after the consolation go for alex ferguson's men. three one when those against stoke city. picked up all three points but for now the game's talk is back on the winning track as they defeated to go to one third chances surprisingly last to leave new voice queens. rangers one. i saw in the kontinental hockey league cska moscow have gone fifth in the western conference following a six one victory against slovak side. open the scoring for the house just a minute before their first break. thomas net take levelled matters five minutes into the second period and gave supporters some hopes for a positive outcome but those hopes were dashed by center who contributed with the brace ten minutes afterwards that exhibit will finish the demolition with six go on the night six one to the final score there in moscow. moving on and for the second straight season a russian has failed to win the kremlin

who i'm sure knighted avoided further humiliation since one drubbing at the hands of not just the city at the weekend but if they get a free meal when his side all shots and fourth round of a calling card up the odds of making eleven changes so aside from his game a tiny recreation ground they went after all for an hour to ponder storm and tom cleverley didn't get a bottle for the first and second came just before the half time break a bottle of this time sliding the market low in. valencia saved the best for last. quality strike from outside the box wrapping up when you guys are banishing some of these blues to place the last rate. also into the quarter finals championship sides how different was the palace as well as also russian destroyed. scoring one and setting up a plant to humans winner against bolton it was also a start also as new signing alex already how it's also a chamberlain eighteen year old school for twelve million pounds from southampton coach also believes he can get out of the pressure of the young star. just with the example in front of him because they were called

they had to get on the bus and take the hour long trek to wheaten for the knights homecoming.ring, maryland. that's where we are. crashing the party. kirby using his legs, passing to jonah. 6-0 falcons. switching, same dude. show me the car max. i said show me the carmax. as in kirby carmax. poolsville shut out wheaten 27- 0. all right. remember you can always log on to dc.highschoolsports.net for the latest news, scores, and great features. we do it each week. we do a high school feature of the week. you can check it out. it's all on our website right now. dc.highschoolsports.net. all the scores, news, and features each week and every week. all right, that's going to do it for our game night report. thanks for watching. we leave you now with that band from george c. marshall. take us home, fellas. [ band playing ] dinner's ready. [ female announcer ] hamburger helper stroganoff. beefy. creamy. stroganoffy. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why we pick vegetables at their peak. ...and f

tomorrow, he'll lead the scarlet knights onto the field in his wheelchair.hrough the tunnel since that fateful fall saturday. a trip he still thinks he'll make on his own two feet. >> can't wait for that day when we're going to be able to see you walk again. >> i can't wait, either. leading that team out the tunnel, oh, man. it brings chills down my spine. i believe that i will walk one day. i believe it. >> and so we choose eric legrand, just beginning to show everyone the true heart of a champion. we were so glad you were watching with us tonight. we're always on at abcnews.com, as you know. "nightline" will be here later. david muir over the weekend. and we hope you have a wonderful weekend and a very good night. good night.

lot of appreciation and investment at this stage, but in journalism, our center is funded by the knight foundation, one of a handful of organizations supporting this kind of transition of traditional journalism into this new age. we have begun to look at funding from other organizations, and there seems to be an interest in a particular handful of topics, including investigative reporting, business reporting, but there is a greater need for training in journalism to get journalists to understand this new environment we are working in, and also to educate the broader public about the need and public good that journalism serves and why it warrants investment from private investors as well as non-profit organizations. >> to the question about the huge influx of new sites, i think it is partially a question of scale. for example, i do not know -- i know very few hyper local sites that have full staff, but i know tons of individual bloggers who get paid to blog, and that is all they do, but they only focus on small, really targeted niches. this could be the mission district in san francisco.

. >> knights. >> none of the above. if you had to, i'd go with the pirate.got a halloween-themed tweet. been awake for an hour, dreading halloween. with 16 3-yr-