night late night late night ♪ ♪ everybody do the late night late night late night♪ >> jimmy: that was ] anyway, everybody please welcome alton lee and the first family, right here. [ cheers and alause ] you guys are awesome. what's up, buddy? dude, thanks so much. >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: dude, that was so cool. you remixed the song. you shot a video. >> yeah, we remixed it for you, man. my man david cox remixed it, man. we just put that down. >> david koch? >> david oswald cox. >> jimmy: oh yeah, good. david oswald. don't confuse him with the other david cox. >> we don't want to do that. >> jimmy: out of where? nashville? >> yeah, he's out of atlanta. you know what i'm saying, but the crew here rep from tennessee. you know, from down that way. represent. >> jimmy: from tennessee, okay. >> yep. >> jimmy: well, i loved it so much. we were playing in the office. we just got the biggest kick out of it. it was so awesome. you've got a crowd of people doing this thing. where did everyone come from? >> you know, we create different dances. we've got dances like snap, crackle, pop. we go

inner harbour, maybe a chance for a stray late afternoon shower or thunderstorm. and then better chances for thunderstorms on wednesday. thursday, friday. and then the temperatures dropping into the 80s on thursday and friday. saturday looks like a beautiful day with sunshine, high of 88. . >> rough ride for passengers on board of a continental airlines fly. bad turbulence injured close to 30 people on board. flight 128 flying to houston from rio when it was forced to land at miami international airport. 26 people were hurt. 13 had to be hospitalized. one passenger said it was about six hours into the flight when the plane suddenly dropped. >> all of a sudden, it came down. everybody burped heads. twice. because it came down again. and very sharp. >> terrifying. >> in one section. >> some passengers suffered bumps and bruises, others neck and back pains. >> instead of a collection plate one florida church is dishing the money out. baptist church is haning on the money during services in hopes the recipients pay it forward. >> i had started to explain what our chur

by saturday, maybe a 30 percent chance with late afternoon showers. and temperatures topping out at 89. so decent saturday. sunday, hotter. out there with temperatures at 95 degrees. looking at partly cloudy skies. monday, tuesday, looks like holding onto the 90s, mid 90s. but staying dry until wednesday, thursday of next week seeing temperatures back in the 80s. so nice start to the weekend. jeff? >> thanks so much. you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. i-radar is available at foxbaltimore.com. use the interactive tools to track coming storms right down to your street. cul-de-sac, avenue or anything else. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on i-radar. >> that will do it for the "late edition". thanks for joining us all night tonight. i am jeff barnd. see you tomorrow night. until then. real time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning at prices that sizzle, like super-g boneless chicken breast just $1.79 a pound. this week only at giant. towels, sheets and then there was the stuff he wanted... like a new microwave. and because o

and maybe late saturday night a chance for showers. so 79 the high tomorrow. 50 percent chance for morning, afternoon showers. 84 for friday. with plenty of sunshine. looking at 89 on saturday. and with a 30 percent chance for late afternoon showers. and back to the 90s on sunday. monday, about 95 degrees. hot start. to early parts of next week. jeff? >> depression may be the most costly illness to treat. new survey indicates the cost for treating mental illness took a major jump making it the most costly medication in the u.s. second is heart disease. 36 million americans treated for depression. >> high cholesterol can damage your heart and mind. scientists discovered that people with high cholesterol counts have higher dementia risk. anything over 200 cholesterol wise doubles your risk. diet and exercise makes a world of difference. . >> paula abdul off of american idol. why she is leaving the most popular television show on fox. >> and one of . >> after weeks of speculation, it is now official. paula abdul is through with american i

welcom welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody happy thursday.kay. [ laughter ] welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," evybod happy thursday. let's get ght down to it. we're psyched. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you so much. iike excitement like that. t's see what's going on in the news. accordi to congressional budget office, the federal deficit hit a record $189 billion in may. or as it's known here in new york, four yankee tickets. [ light laughter ] so it's expensive. have you seen this? colleges in india have banned all female students from wearing jeans. they say it'to protect them om sexual harassment. seems like it would be easier just to ban sexual harassment. that's what i don't understand. [ light laughter ] karlove called maureen dowd of the "neyork times" a bitter, twisted, deranged columnist and a dower, downbeat liberaand -- more -- a nasty, snarky pers. hey, get a room. [ light laughter ] "get a room"? a new report finds that 1 in 4 pay phones in the new york city subway system don't work. the worst part is to find

>> still ahead on the "late edition". what is the value of a crowd license? find out why the answer these days is not quite so clear. >> baltimore area non-profits are receiving less funding from the united way. tell you why coming up after the break. >> and frontal cake fanatics face off, we have computer problems? thing's busted. downloads okay but the uploads take forever. uh, actually that's not your computer. that's cable. with fios uploading is as easy as downloading. it's fast both ways. (sighing) you can just leave that. really? yeah i'll take care of it. (announcer) is your internet two-way fast? only verizon fios has the fastest uploads period. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v call the verizon center for customers with disabilities . >> tonight state delegate john karr din said he could have used better judgment in planning his marriage proposal earlier this month. cardin who was a nephew of maryland senator ben cardin arranged for a city police boat to take part in t

>>reporter: you can see detectives are working late tonight.et's look at the fugitives that we are hoping to track down, 17-year-old maurice brown accused of shooting a man in the head in the 300 block of elgin avenue. 5'5" tall and weighs 115 pounds and goes by the nickname reces. sherman williams wanted on kidnapping and assault. he is 5'11"and weighs 185 pounds. then there is 45-year-old joseph harris wanted for armed robbery. harris is 5'10" tall and weighs 170 pounds. if you have any information, pick up your phone and call 410 -637-8970. lieutenant colonel jessie oden joins us. let's talk about the money on the line here. >> yes. we have money available for those who want it. if you have any information and it leads to an arrest, we will pay you up upwards to $1,000 or more. if you need the money, we need the suspects. so just give us a call. >>reporter: all right. and, again, the community involvement is so important in finding and tracking down these men. >> yes, it is, because it helps us. we can't be there. we don't know where he is a

and threat for more gusty thunderstorms by the late afternoon. i will have a closer look at how long the storms stick around and a peek at where hurricane bob is going, category 2 storm coming up in a bit. . >> you will soon be able to make it to a blockbuster night no matter where you are. blockbuster teaming up with motorola to make movies available on cell phones. details on when service begins are being hashed out. >> relief is here for chronic pain sufferers. fda gave approval to the drug that is a morphine capsule that they think is the first non-abusive pain pill out there. the company that makes it, said if users try to crush or chew the tablet a chemical is released that ren ders the morphine useless. . >> checks on me and makes sure everything is healing. >> health care program that users swear by. they say it works better and costs less. why president obama wants to cut it. >> and officials looking into cooperative health care alternatives. what they are and how they actually work. >> and later on the "late edition". cell phone that is

cold front is joining us by late tomorrow. really into friday as the day will probably get pretty good storms. but a potential for scattered showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. keep the umbrellas nearby. we will get more sunshine also. and temperatures warming into the upper 80s, lower 90s v a closer look at how the weekend shapes up and look at hurricane bill. category 4 out in the atlantic. where it is going. coming up. . >> hiking the parking meter rates downtown. parking officials say it is about creating more parking spaces. but tonight there is clear evidence it is all about your money. keith daniels live downtown with the follow up to a story you are seeing first on fox tonight. keith, what is happening? >> well, jeff they are talking about driver's pumping more money into meter boxes like this one. and other standing meters. now, earlier this week, tina little parking authority executive director said the proposed rate hike is not about a new revenue source for city coffers, but to create more parking spaces.

we have the chance of a few showers late in the day tomorrow. friday through sunday, it looks like an unsettled weather pattern. cooler near 80. >> thank you. >>> home prices are up. so are sales close behind? >> the postal service has a package for their employees, but they might not like it. >> we have fresh signs the housing market is beginning to rebound. report is expected to show new home sales rose in july for the fourth straight month. home prices rose for the second quarter. the first quarterly increase in three years. new numbers project a deficit -- a red ink. the deficit will soar, more than triple of last year, thanks largely to the recession and stimulus plan. congress expect the deficit to explode. the white house thinks it will go even higher. the postal service is offering buyouts. up to 30,000 employees are expected to except buyouts, $15,000 each. it is expected to save $500 million. the latest victim of the recession is junk mail. volume is down. analysts warn mailboxes may fill up again once the economy bounces back. it will

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they have found way to come back in late innings.they're one of the top teams in the majors doing it after the eighth. >> yeah, pretty incredible that the team has done this because early in the year there were so many times we were behind and we couldn't mount a rally. we have games where we are the -- we started scoring early and weren't able to hold on. they have the ability to score runs in bunches and we've done that. we haven't really been able to sustain an offense throughout the year, throughout the whole ballgame. of late, we're able to put up crooked numbers in successive innings or three or four innings in a ballgame and that's allowed to score six or seven runs. >> great innings, you're scoring runs, but pitching has to stablize when you're down early. the bullpen has done their job. >> they've been incredible. we've had a little off time here and there. mainly, we have for the most part thrown exceptionally well. bergmann last night indication three strikeouts as he had that slider work. the fastball up around 94. villon

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late into the week. thundershowers late thursday, friday. not associated with tropical weather. get anything. anything. want to emphasize. saturday. early sunday. right now more than likely not a major impact for us right here in washington. doesn't look like it is going to become a hurricane or anything look that. we may have to keep an eye on it. and nothing right now to get overly concerned about. we'll keep an eye. >> we'll stay calm. >> thank you. coming up a no-go for nasa. >> family in virginia -- sees, what would this be a gaggle of bears? a group? a pride? a whatever. there is a bunch of them. >> there you go. in sports. defense can't wait to line up on >>> did i see like 13-2 or something? >> you are not going to believe it. nationals scored their most runs ever tonight. >> unbelievable. when josh willingham leaves his mark, a big one. the guy remember that hit two grand slams in one night. late july. well tonight he was on fire. nationals opened with the chicago cubs. willingham. two home runs. six rbis. he wasn't the only ones. nationals got a career night from elija

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keith daniels, fox 45 news "late edition". >> all right. keith. to see more of tonights townhall meeting go to foxbaltimore.com/ "raw news". >> thousands of protestors and counter protestors showed up at towson university this evening hoping to attend the meeting. most came to voice opinions on health care reform of course. but some are very upset that name calling is becoming part of the debate. recently top democrats, including house speaker nancy pelosi and elijah cummings have referred to some protestors as unamerican. it is a term many are taking offense to. >> no, it is very american. this is what being an american is about. i am being patriotic and standing up for our rights. >> protesting is very american. >> that's what america is all about. >> even those that we talked to that support obama's plan said they did not think that protesting was unamerican. >> that brings us to the question of the day. do you think some of the health care protests are unamerican? so far 20 percent of you say yes. and 80 percent say no. mike from columbia writ

the next hans for a shower or thunderstorm late tomorrow. through sunday, it looks to be unsettled. we'll have a lot of clouds around with a chance for showers and thunderstorms. we have a tropical storm that we need to monitor. i'll show you in just a second on our satellite-radar but we'll see if it doesn't become a player in our weekend forecast here in washington. 71 in downtown washington. nice startto the day. 69 in winchester. very comfortable start. yesterday, it was great. again today, i think it will be very comfortable for you at least with the humidity. our temperatures will be bumped up a little bit. we'll see the highs in the low 90s. lots of sunshine in the forecast and the reason why, it is high pressure. look at that. just delivering great-looking weather around here. not much in the way of cloudiness. this cold front will start to make its presence felt tomorrow and that is why we have thunderstorms back in the forecast late in the day tomorrow. up ahead of that, plenty of heat. we'll start to feel the humidity increasing a

the bean crop is really late.uman nature of market is people believe whatever it is they want to believe. if you want to be bullish corn, you're going to believe it's a late frost. what came out of that tour is we would have record yields. if you want to be bearish, you believe the record yields. start a good debate. >> i'm going to ask you about soy beans. corn is not as good in the eastern belt as the western belt. >> i think one thing that you will find in corn this year is that folks will tell you that genetically we should be looking at a 7-bushel per acre increase every year for the next 10 to 20 years. >> wow. >> for the last couple of years, we haven't seen that on a national level. but other than the fact they're getting planted late this year, i think as you look at the corn belt as a whole, we have one of the best crops ever. what we believe is going to happen, you're not going to see a 7-bushel acre increase this year. we could catch up two or three years at one time. this sounds crazy, but you could e

. >> slow going in afghanistan of late. the washington times has currently working on a story about why the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has more work needs to be done in the battle against the taliban. he says that the additional resources that have been put into the fight are very much needed and, i think, that he is hinting that maybe more resources will be needed to move the needle in afghanistan. >> also in the times, while the economy seems to be on the verge of recovery on, most people hit hard by the recession are still hurting. and why it was not the thousands of dollars found in his freezer that got a congress member convicted of corruption charges. for more on the stories go to foxbaltimore.com and click on the washington times icon. . >> a major night for american idol fans. top 10 singers from last season came here as part of the american idol live tour. and for at least one of the performers, it was just a dream come true. >> i mean, winning was important. nobody goes in to playing a game or competiti

then a few pop-up showers possible by late afternoon.n we will see a nice quiet night for thursday to start us off for thursday morning. then into the afternoon. another run of showers and thunderstorms possible. in the area. tomorrow, expect sun and clouds. and temperatures right around 88 degrees. northerly wind at five. with a chance for afternoon shower or thunderstorms. keep the umbrella nearby. that's the case off-and-on for the next several days. five-day forecast shows 87 with 30 percent chance for showers on thursday. friday 87. with a 30 percent chance. and saturday 86 with a 30 percent chance. that will continue through for the next several days as we see that little built of instability out there going through the week. good news is that we are not hitting the 90s. just upper 80s. back to you guys. >> why dogs are in god's house. alien plan in the shape of a religious icon. those stories more in tonight's get this. >> and it was the talk of the town all day in the sports wee! happy days are here again. oh! celebrate summer wi

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the fire started late yesterday. high temperatures and low humidity are wreaking havoc with crews trying to contain those wildfires. >>> feeling lucky? how you can become an instant millionaire today. today is the last day of the first week of school in prince george's county where students are not so lucky. why do nearly 2,000 studes still have incorrect class schedules? >> getting tired of the heat? sick of summer? well, take a look at this. snow in august. we're going to tell you where t's already becoming a winter wonderland. >>> weather and traffic on the 1s. good morning now at 6:41. on radar we still have some thunder and heavy rain now in the eastern shore, kent and queen anne's counties, as well as north of baltimore. continuing to move to the north and east. remaining cloudy throughout the region and likelihood of afternoon thundershowers, some of which could produce flooding. passing showers this evening as well. small chance on saturday and drying out sunday into monday and much of next week. very comfort

the late king of pop could be popping up on will be screened near you. and will be deal has been approved. -- a moby deavie deal has been approved. it is expected to make its debut sometime in october. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. would you pay to see a theatrical movie showcasing michael jackson's last few rehearsals? email us your response to wbaltv@watercooler.com. >> it is 5:37. still ahead, having a happy outlook on life could help your health. health. capturing the beauty of nature. sharing what i see. that's my vision. and i'm living it. every day, transitions lenses are there to help care for my sight. announcer: transitions lenses adjust to changing light to reduce glare and help protect your eyes from uv damage so you can see better today... and tomorrow. lve your vision. transitions. healthy sight in every light. transitions lenses are available at an america's best location near you. when you take a bigger, thicker slice people notice. atoes, introducing alexia crunchy snacks. a giant leap for snack kind. a(scream)

"disvery" docked late last night. it's bringing thousands of pounds of equipment to the space station, including a treadmill named after comedian stephen colbert. "discovery" and its seven crew members will spend more than a week at the station. >> well, the washington nationals head to san diego today looking for better luck than they had in st. louis. hakem dermish has your sports minute. >> good morning, everyone. your sports minute begins with the nationals. yesterday in st. louis, nats starter garrett mock was cruising along until the sixth inning. albert pujols singled back up the middle, scoring colby rasmus and that proved to be the difference. cards win it 2-1. completing a three-game sweep. >>> at the little league world series, the boys from chula vista, california, rallied from three runs down to beat the kids from chinese taipei 6-3. california captures the state's sixth world series little league title. >>> nfl presson action last night. former broncos qb jake cutler back in denver for the first time sin

according to south korea's news agency, former president bill clinton has landed in north korea lateo negotiate the release of the two american journalists, laura ling and euna lee who were sentenced last month to 12 years hard labor for illeg illegally entering the country and for having committed unspecified grave concerns. secretary of state hillary clinton came close, saying that the two journalists and families have expressed great remorse for the incident and i think everyone is sorry it happened. and finally tonight, almost six weeks after the death of michael jackson, a decision about who

it was a home come today for the late senator ted kennedy. emma lang is a grad constituent at gw but born i massachusetts. >> i grew up with ted kennedy. he's been senator since well i was born. >> thousands descended on the capitol and lined the streets that surrounded it saturday. regardless of age, so many here seemed to grow up with senator ted kennedy. they brought their signs, their kids, their pets and their memories. >> we grew up with him, the civil rights issues. he was always for social justice and peace and the poor. >> i think he represented people in massachusetts quite well. we're very proud of the work that he did on our behalf. >> while some were here to thank kennedy, others merely wanted a front row seat to history. >> the kennedy family are like the family of america. i figure since i here, i might as well check it out. >> onlookers gathered for a last glimpse. meanwhile at the capitol where he served more than 47 years, many of kennedy's current and former staffers stood on the senate steps for two hours and when theion a

they got off to a late start. just a few moments ago, the public began to file into the library r you can see them entering the building over my shoulder. it was supposed to begin about 6:00, more precisely at 6:00. it got off a few minutes late but now it is underway. what's going to happen now as they enter the building, they're going to enter a large room where they will have the opportunity to view the closed casket of senator ted kennedy. it is a magnificent room with a plate glass window overlooking the harbor and the city of boston, the city where ted kennedy's uncle was once the mayor. now, the motorcade made its way through the city taking about two and a half hours today. it began after there was a private family mass. the family home in hyannis port. the members of the military brought the senator's coffin out of the home. members of the family silently followed. they were led by jean ken dill smith, his sister, as well as his wife, victoria, and the entire kennedy chan was there. some of the relatives

, late tonight, early, early tomorrow. enough breaks in the overcast as i think you can see some of those meteors out there. temperatures right now 81 degrees here in the city so very mild. 77 for baltimore. still a bit of a heat index. middle 80s here in town. lower 90s, what it feels like in fredericksburg. so even at this late hour it can still be fairly uncomfortable. temperatures tomorrow not too bad. this is no the right graphic so we'll skip right through that but the trend will be going down with the numbers over the next several days. at least settling back to where we should be for this time of year. a lot of thunderstorm activity late this afternoon blossoming. the heaviest of it stayed to the south of us. as this shower and thunderstorm activity is pushing in from the northwest, it is calming down quite a bit but there's still some up there and it will come on across overnight tonight. so again with that in mind, keeping a chance of a scattered shower in the forecast overnight. 74 for a low now in alexandria. 7

. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6 in hd. >> a great statesman, loving dad. words today used to describe the ted kennedy. we watch washington as people from venerations honor him. mourners are lining the streets of the u.s. capitol, waiting for a glimpse of the motorcade carrying the body of the late december senator -- late senator. we will take a back to live coverage, but first, here is laurie kenny was a look at today's funeral service. >> ted kennedy often came here to arlington to visit his fallen soldiers and his brothers. now he takes his place next to them. >> edward kennedy spent more than half of his life in the city. mourners lined the street and the steps of the u.s. capital to bid a final farewell. it began on a cold, rainy day in boston. but inside the basilica of our lady of perpetual help, words for our statesmen and family man. >> i love you, dad, i always will. i miss you already. >> dad, you kept that promise, both literally and figuratively, to be your brother's keeper.

among those who will eulogize the late senator, president barack obama.at the kennedy compound on wednesday, the senator's flag signalled the end of his 15-month battle with brain cancer. his family released a statement on death of their patriarch. >> while these months have no doubt been difficult for him, they've also let him here from people from every corner of our nation just how much he meant to all of us. >> the tributes have been pouring in. the boston red sox honored the senator before their game at fenway park. senator kennedy will be remembered for his remarkable achievements over five decades. a funeral mass will be set in boston on saturday. early this afternoon senator kennedy's casket will be transported by motorcade from the family compound here in hyannisport to the jfk presidential library in boston where a public wake will be held late this afternoon and all of tomorrow. in hyannisport, t.j. winick, abc news. jeremy and vinita, back to you both. >> hundreds of kennedy supporters gathered in washington's du pont circle for a candlelight

the late senator's motorcade is set to depart soon.family is attending a private mass and will be heading to boston, where his body will lie in repose at the jfk library. jon: also, pirates strike back. the navy says one of its helicopters was fired on while patrolling near africa, trying to gather intelligence. we will talk with a spokesman, coming up. i was in the grocery store when i had a heart attack. my daughter was with me. i took a bayer aspirin out of my purse and chewed it. my doctor said the bayer aspirin saved my life. please talk to your doctor about aspirin and your heart. i'm going to be grandma for a long time. jon: siring on a u.s. navy helicopter firing nearby. a large caliber weapon was fired one of the helicopters, a shot that could have done serious damage. luckily, the pirates missed. joining us now, a deputy spokesman for the fifth fleet combined maritime forces. this is the first time the pirates have actually fired on eight military chopper? >> the helicopter has been fired at, and it is the first time they hav

role played by women's reproductive rights in the population stabilization debate. >>> during the late60s, the vatican and american catholic and christian church leaders launched a major counterattack on the growing use of contraceptives, including a public relations war against groups advocating for population control, something they had not done before. >> it is not that the church did not have position on life or didn't advocate on its behalf. but t ese new threats to marital intimacy, to welcoming children as a gift, and to honoring and respecting life in its earliest stages, were a new and widespread threat that they had to respond to before. >> bonnie: most population and environmental groups that called for population stabilization also then advocated easier, cheaper access to reliable, safe contraceptives, as well as for biologically accurate sex education. many of them also called for the legalization of abortion. mary lou tanton was active with michigan planned parenthood at the time and saw how this spurred church action against the environmental movement. >> well, i think t

i do think rainshowers will come in late tonight. unfortunately, i think they'll be around for the thursday morning commute. so a chance for showers in the morning on thursday, and the temperatures will only be in the upper 70s and low 80s. but there is a big turnaround coming up in the temperature department. i'll show you that in the seven- day forecast, when i come back in just a few minutes. derek? >> thank you, tony. >>> just ahead, who do you think rules the world of twitter? teens or adults? >>> but first, find out what is up with our redskins. >>> i'm sara walker. coming up, we'll hear from jason campbell for the first time since he made those controversial comments in "sports illustrated." that's still ahead. >> we'll be back in stick around. b@b@ >>> welcome back, jason campbell, we all know he is a stand-up guy. he says the right thing, does the right thing, and avoids creating controversy. at least until. now although not to get petty, the front office started it hen they tried to replace him this off-season and left him

increasing clouds during the late afternoon.derstorms during the late afternoon and evening hours. isolated storms. >> sandra shaw is on her way to new york so she does not have to deal with that today. she will be on regis and kelly tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. filling in for kelly. >> she will be on twitter. you can check that out. >> we have a live update at 7:25. 7:25. delicious authentic iced lattes from dunkin' donuts. made with real espresso, milk, and whipped cream, to help you take a break from reality. treat yourself today. america runs on dunkin'. this is another. new total blueberry pomegranate cereal gives you 100% of the daily value of 12 essential vitamins and minerals. plus the bold new taste of blueberries and pomegranate with crispy whole grain flakes and crunchy oat clusters. total, a truly delicious way to get vitamins and minerals. how are you getting 100%? visit totalcereal.com

late second quarter. redskins driving. collins finds davis over the middle. and tom strips the ball out. and edwards makes the recovery for the ravens. and first turnover goes baltimore's way. 11 seconds left in the half. smith out of the shotgun. fake shots. and 19-yard touchdown. ravens run the two minute drill to perfection. and led it at half. coach john harbaugh loves the way the first half ended. >> no doubt about it two guys that did it, in the situation that was a pressure situation. we work on that all the time. call it end of the house situation. try to get a touchdown but not cause the field goal. for troy to do that two minute drive was impressive. and harper to come back after two earlier disappointments and make the play g to see. >> second half highlights. ravens up. and beck gets hit as he throws it. almost picked off. and instead foster makes the catch and he is off to the races. great cutback at midfield. one man to beat. but foster is tackled at the seven. 64-yard catch. and run, for the 5-foot seven receiver. the very next play. rookie pee

they snuck out for a late-night bike ride and did not make it home. it was on columbia when he was struck from behind by a nissan altima driven by a 26-year- old. >> police did not believe he was wearing a helmet when he was struck, but he did not have a front light on the front. >> the driver of the car was slurring his speech and had a strong odor of alcohol. police searched him and found ziploc bags with suspected heroin inside. friday afternoon, we tried to reach someone at his home for comment, but nobody answered the door. his family still tried to come to grips with the tragedy, his father saying that his son always knew how to make him laugh. he loved him and will miss him very much. the father also tells us that because his son is an organ donor, his heart might be needed right here in baltimore. the driver is charged with the why and possession of heroin. more charges are pending. >> a baltimore county man narrowly escaped being crushed under the weight of his own garage. he had just arrived, seconds before his carport suddenly came crashing

another late breaking ball and he fouls it. he has been a pretty good two- strike hitter lately. >> rob: around the batting cage, i feel pretty good when you do good. he said i feel pretty good when i do good. she is a great guy. >> bob: it hit him. an 0-2 fastball up and in. it got him on the elbow guard, and now the nats have the bases loaded with one out. >> rob: 0-2. vasquez tries to come inside and bangs him. it is a nice smooth delivery, good arm speed. your pitching coach is not going to like that. >> bob: what an interesting situation for elijah dukes to make his return to the major leagues. his first at-bat, the bases are loaded in the top of the first. elijah, six homers, 30 rbi's this year. and there is that big rolling breaking ball, but he missed with it. >> rob: i told you, one oh of my favorite guys to watch is elijah dukes. he is very, very quiet. he doesn't do a whole lot of moving in the box. >> bob: and that breaking ball is foul. it came up and hit him. the count is even at 1-1. base running bunch already. z

on tuesday the break arrives late tuesday afternoon. after that temperatures start to level off and are cloicer to average -- closer to average thursday, friday, and saturday, setting up a stormy pattern. >> "vanity fair "has released its best-dressed list. michelle obama is on the list joined by her husband. others include daniel craig. this is "vanity fair's" 75th annual best-dressed list. if you want to save money when you are shopping, this segment is for you. this is -- there are a variety of ways to save when you shop. >> the first thing, there are tips that you need to know. the first thing is, never pay retail because there are so many different places to save money. there are discounts, outlet's. sample sales used to be geographically located in new york. now you can do it online and virtually anywhere you are, you can access these same discounts. >> i have to admit i didn't even know what a same pl sale was until you ed -- educated me about that this morning. but it is a way to get designer brands for far less than usual. >> e

late sunday, moves by and moves by behind it. low humidity beginning of next week. >> okay. >> nothing to worry about now. something to keep you informed. >> thank you, bob. >>> coming up, we will have a live report from a health care town hall meeting in virginia. >>> we will introduce you to a 90-year-old lady that is proving age isn't nothing but a number. >> the jackpot, huge. people are rushing out to get tickets for tonight's mega-millions drawing. >>> we will report on new guidelines regarding how much sugar we should eat. >>> redskins rookie corner kevin barnes redeems himself after a poor first preseason game. also, the jets quarterback, mark sanchez, has a welcome to the nfl moment in his first start and practice gets intense here at redskins park for the all-important third preseason game. "news4 at 6:00" continues.91 >>> we are back with a look at the stories making headlines tonight. >>> student pilot caused concern this afternoon after he flew into restricted air space over the district. government officials say he

late mrs. clinton met in kenya with the president of somalia. he tveled there because of security concerns in his own country. sh pledged to bolster efforts to fight smallen insurgents linked to al qaa. kristin connell iseporter forlobal post, based in nairobi. >> the main line between hllary clinton' meetinwith somalia's sheikh was an reiteration of e american govement's strong suort of his administration such as it is. but its as mrs. clintonut it the best chance somaia's had in aong time. at least that's the u.s. government view. somaliaens involved behd a movementre suspeed to be behind several plots around e gle. earlier this week, australian authorities arrested seral men, includi some of somia descent, accuse tem of planning an tack on an australian military base. >> translator: we ve no links at all to the muims arrested in australia this week. the arrests are arab trashy. it's yet anotr trick design to legitimize the war on muslims. >> it's hard to s what will turn thingaround in solia and somalia has really beco theort of preeminent fa