but ken lewis is stepping down. he's notifying the board probably momentarily, or he's done so already, and it's going to be by the end of the year. >> has the company given you a comment on this? even if it's a no comment. >> no comment yet, but my sources on this are impeccable. i will tell you this. he is stepping down by the end of the year. he is telling the board he's stepping down. he's either doing it now or he did it just a few minutes ago. and ken lewis's reign as ceo -- remember, he gave up the chairmanship not too long ago amid the merrill lynch ching thing and all the stuff with the bonuses. he's no longer the chairman. i forget the gentleman who is the chairman. but he will give up the sort of day-to-day operating title, ceo. he'll be essentially out of the company. this is a major thing. remember, we've been speculating about this for jose. i reported i think last week that, you know, the only way he would go is, a, if he was charged by the s.e.c. >> charles, thank you very much. come back to us if th

lewis and b.o.a. have come under fire since it was learned merrill gave billions of dollars in bonuses to employees while getting bailout money from the government. lewis says he's confident in leaving now, because b.o.a. is ready to meet the challenges of a global economy. the bank says lewis was a key player in establishing it as a global financial franchise and now it will look for a successor. joining me now on the phone for the latest analysis of lewis' retirement from b.o.a. is dick bove, bank analyst at rochedale securities. her hello. >> susie: why now? why the timing of today's departure? >> i think there are just too many governmental actions being brought against the company. i think that new york city and ohio are both suing the company. you've got the s. e. c., congress, and a federal judge all wanting to do something against the company. so that's the reason why now. >> susie: do you think that the obama administration had anything to do with lewis' departure? >> well, to the degree that

ray lewis cannot make it. >> everybody is here to see ray lewis. >> he could not be here. i am sorry. >> despite the disappointment, the mayor says the black party demonstrates that people can gather peacefully. >> we want everyone to get engaged and realize that we are committed to this neighborhood. we want them involved as well. >> summer residents are unsure of this signals that the streets are safer than when the girl got shot, the police officer says he has proved. >> crime is down in the neighborhood. wbal tv 11 news. >> the top u.s. commander is pushing for more troops in afghanistan. >> president obama will hear directly from the u.s. commander directly since he submitted his strategic review a few weeks ago. he says the war could fail without a significant change in strategy. he is seeking up to 40,000 additional troops. the president is likely to make a troop -- a decision on forces in the next few weeks. >> it is absolutely critical that we are successful in dismantling, dismantling -- disrupting the al qaeda network. >> vice-president joe biden, secretary gate

ray lewis comes up the middle and it's all over. the hay's in the barn. >> jay cutler does an about-face. the bears quarterback throwing a pair of touchdowns. let's see how a foot did in the steelers. we go one-on-one with peyton manning. why the future hall of famer says he's not comfortable being compared to colts legend johnny u. plus, one win from his sweep, the twins had the tigers backpedaling. the twins looking for any way to stop the bleeding. to stop the bleeding. see how they ( instrumental rock music playing ) radar to help watch for the unforeseeable. infrared to help protect. satellites to help guide. electricity to adjust how powerfully or efficiently you drive. someday we'll all drive like this. the first-ever hs hybrid. excited about this game going into the season. lastor the slug 'em teams had them over the sling 'em teams. of the high scoring teams san diego is kind of the last one stanged. baltimore they leave no one standing here we go from the murph. in the chargers home opener, philip rivers and company barely

ray lewis. >> and watch ray lewis, he sees that hole clear. if you get blocked out, you step up.y has ever done it better than ray lewis. boy, did he get into the backfield this a hurry. >> so ray lewis in his 14th season saves the day. a superior game, a fun one to watch. phillips rivers throwing for 436 yards against the ravens. but joe flacco and company kept the heat on offensively scoring 31 points and ray lewis' 12th tackle of the day sealed the deal. >> when the game was on the line, as soon as phillip dropped down i shot and got it. he was there. he was there, man. so honestly, that was probably, to me, because of for my teammates, man, i told them that we will not lose this game. that was probably one of the greatest plays of my career because of my team, because of what we did as a team. >> wait a minute, i just heard ray say something. >> yes. >> one of the greatest plays of my career. >> quite a career. >> a pretty good career. >> yes. >> his team's going places. i know preseason doesn't matter, tom. 4-0 plus 2-0 equals 6-0. >> you mentioned slug 'em sling 'em. they u

lewis. barry sims was in the courtroom.flanked by defensive attorneys michael lewis made no comment as he arrived at federal court in greenbelt. the judge ordered him to serve 6.5 years for conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bankruptcy broad -- five years for bankruptcy fraud. larry ross is glad he's going to prison. >> he got what he deserved. should have gotten a little more. >> in a tearful statement lewis apologized still believing in his m.k.l. diet. i was focused on teaching peavep people how to bring in more income. >> are you behind in your rent? >> prosecutors believe his ads targeted home owners and that lewis and other co-spirt here's were -- co-con spiritors were involved in a buyback scheme that stripped owners from their homes. in court they played an 11 news i-team report using two statements lewis made to bowl center their claim he profitted from fees and was not accepting responsibility. >> circumstances. circumstances that were out of my control and things were being done that i knew nothing about. >> it

you know jerry lewis, right? >> i do love jerry lewis.what about the good things he does? what about the fact that a 6-year-old got up out of his wheelchair for the first time and turned off the jerry lewis teleth telethon? [ laughter ] >> i know, because i read a book that is a -- that that is a joke you did in front of jerry lewis. how did he react to that? >> he almost had a heart attack, and then he didn't have a heart attack and then he had a heart attack on the plane the next day. the rule in the book is never roast anyone over 82. they could have a heart attack. >> very good advice. have you done the actual telethon? >> i have done it a couple of times. i met ed mcmahon there, may me rest in peace. years ago i was on "star search". remember that? >> yeah, of course. >> it was the first time i was on tv. back then i used my whole name which was jeff lipschultz. >> a beautiful name. i don't know why you changed that. >> it's an old hebrew name that means, hey, you ought to change that. i was real nervous, i was on nutri/system, i los

i have been fairly critical of ken lewis. this, in the midst of that insanity of last year, if you think a disclosure might be a little off, if you think that there wasn't pressure put on ken lewis to do the deal because if you didn't do the merrill lynch deal the global financial system would have come to a halt. i really do question whether all this pressure on lewis is nothing more than monday morning quarterbacking. >> i can't even believe this, charlie. i think the rest of the world is laughing their asses off. we have terrorists being arrested because of these cell phones and knapsacks, the possibility of a trade war with china, an economy that is teetering and we are over here thinking about arresting, taking charges, bringing charges on a guy because of this disclosure. let's not forget thatting weekend of september 15th when they said do the deal. and then they tell him. i didn't realize all these losses. things have become adverse changing the mac. then they say, no, don't disclose it. so they encourage him. one gov

b of aceo ken lewis is now out. and famed auto man and former racer roger penske pulls his plug to buy saturn. that spells the end of saturn. we're going to bring you the latest breaking news on these major stories. plus, stocks fell a bit today, but they beat the september swoon, up 2% for the dow, 3.5% for the s&p 500, the nas up nearly sick. the broad s&p 500 rose 15% in the third quarter. we'll look ahead at stocks in q-4, as well as prospects for recovery and profits and the fed. even kay bailey hutchinson will tell us why she's leaving washington to go home and run for the texas state house and finally, john boehner takes on president obama over the copenhagen chicago olympic trip. fasten your seat belt. the "kudlow report" begins right now. >> breaking news about b of aceo's ken lewis's unexpected early departure. let us goe right to charlie gasparino, author of "the sellout with the breaking details on ken lewis. ken lewis, seemed real much earlier, charlie. what's your take? >> you know, last week, larry, i

and, of course, lewis said this is really just the beginning. he plans to open similar venues all across the country. we're live at the hunt valley towne center. myranda stephens, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> well, it was an up day on wall street. dow jones ended up over 57 points. the nasdaq up 11 points, to close at 2103. that's the best close of the year so far. the s&p 500 over three points. >> today's positive market showing is likely a result of the good news from the head of the federal reserve. ben bernanke said toed the recession, from a technical standpoint is likely over. but he says the economy still has a long way to go. consumers and businesses still have a hard time getting credit and households continue to save more and spend less. >> i think, some agreement among the forecasting community at this point, that we are in a recovery. that we will see growth in the third quarter. continuing. and that growth will continue in to 2010. >> ben bernanke said while the economy is growing, unemployment could still go up. well, retail sales did

the judge said that without michael lewis, the scheme would not have succeeded. he has not demonstrated respect for the rights of others or the legal system and then she told lewis that he had taken advantage of people and he had to be stopped. >> his attorneys had no comment after the sentencing. the judge placed him on home detention and he must report to federal prison by october 30. his brother is serving a sentence in his role. >> today, the nation on of the victims of the september 11 terrorist attacks. for moments of silence were held for each one of the planes that crashed eight years ago today. bells were rung and the names were read for every person who lost their life. nearly 3000 people were killed. a ceremony was held at the site in western pennsylvania where flight 93 crashed. passengers and crew overpower the terrorists who hijacked the plane. the bells rang 40 tons as family members read the names of the victims. president barack obama vowed to remain vigilant in the fight against terrorism. >> at the white house, the president spoke at the pentag

ventured today. >> reporter: ray lewis told me today it's a beautiful day. both for him and for those who will benefit from his newest venture. nothing but nothing now. it's a space on a fast track. >> roam was not built on a day. but ray lewis and mark rejent were not on that job. >> reporter: a restaurant, bowling rink all inside an old wal-mart store. >> it had to be something family oriented, something sports related and it had to involve the community. the other question is what do we love to do. and ray loves to bowl. >> reporter: the all star sites his faith and his mother for allowing him to be in a position to make this work. >> and that woman, that woman right there is the reason why i push the way i do. life offers nothing else but to make momma smile. >> he always used to tell me that everything i do, every time i set my foot on the football field is for you. today is mother's day for you. and that's what he always tells me, with a smile on his face. he says every day is mother's day for you for the rest of your life. >> reporter: they say it's g

if convicted shelby lewis could face life in prison. this is fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> all right kathleen. police investigate yet another case of animal abuse in south west baltimore. this time it happened in the 2600 block of wilkins avenue yesterday. officers say witnesses saw several boys holding a kitten by the tail and throwing it. witness grabbed the animal away from the kids and got help for the animal. >>> so she brought the kitten in to us and we determined that a kitten had a jaw injury so we sent it out to a vet hospital for treatment. >> now the kitten will be undergoing surgery. it's expected to fully recover. mean time police are offering a 1,000 dollar reward for information which leads to an arrest. >>> pasadena woman and son face several charges at this hour after nearly 2 dozen dogs are found neglected in a home in pasadena t.janet taylor and son jeffrey both face 42 counts of animal cruelty. both face jail time and fines. animals being treated currently. once healthy enough they will be put up for adoption. >>> baltimo

acorn ceo lewis, on fox news sunday.ere tapes with illegal acts including in the sex trade. acorn will announce an independent auditor as part of acorn's own internal investigation, but lewis, not the only one who thinks the video scandal warrants further probing. >> you know, what i know is that what i saw on that video was certainly unappropriate and deserves to be-- >> that's right, today, president obama himself suggesting an investigation into the organization that was an enthusiastic supporter of his campaign. julie kirtz is live in washington with more, hi, julie. >> hey, julie, this is the first time the president has talked about those acorn videos, but the president says he hasn't been paying attention to acorn and millions of taxpayer it dollars that the group has been awarded in recent years. >> how about the funding for acorn? >> frankly, it's not really something i've followed closely. i didn't know that acorn was getting a whole lot of federal money. >> well, acorn does in the dispute the report. 53 millio

ray lewis comes up the middle and it's all over. the hay's in the barn. >> jay cutler does an about-face. the bears quarterback throwing a pair of touchdowns. let's see how a foot did in the steelers. we go one-on-one with peyton manning. why the future hall of famer says he's not comfortable being compared to colts legend johnny u. plus, one win from his sweep, the twins had the tigers backpedaling. the twins looking for any way to stop the bleeding. see how they did. (hissssssssssss!) enterprise... hi, i'm at the repair shop. i need to rent a car. enterprise will arrange to pick you up... this is great! ...drive you to our place, and get you on your way. pick enterprise. we'll pick you up. excited about this game going into the season. lastor the slug 'em teams had them over the sling 'em teams. of the high scoring teams san diego is kind of the last one stanged. baltimore they leave no one standing here we go from the murph. in the chargers home opener, philip rivers and company barely won monday night. the ravens, they bring eve

of ray lewis. the football star was set to deliver a motivational message urging peace where a five year- old girl was shot in the head in july. many said they have felt set -- and save here for a long time. -- have a felt unsafe here for a long time. it generated a lot of energy in the neighborhood. >> this is the culmination of everything that has been going on for the last week with housing issues, transportation issues, sanitation issues, safety issues. >> ray lewis was the biggest draw for the kids. there was late word that he cannot make it. and the mayor had to drop the bad news. >> everybody is disappointed. >> we apologize that he cannot be here. i am sorry. >> despite the disappointment, the block party demonstrated that people can gather peacefully in the area. >> we want everyone to get engaged not just to have a celebrity to realize that we are committed to this neighborhood. we want them to be involved as well. >> some residents are unsure if this event signals that the streets are sa

it was the preseason, but could be what he is capable of doing over a 16-game season, ray lewis, ray rice, a couple of rays of hope for the ravens. they have a good quarterback and give them more versatility. the receivers, that could be a bigger question and they're going to try to adjust the roster into the season. >> there's another story line, that is our kicker steve, i listened to mat story with your colleagues on 105.7 the fan, scott and anita, mat was on and he say this city, the fans need to get behind the new kicker. he spoke with him and stover will be rooting for him. firstoff, he's one of the most classiest guys on the planet, but to hear a man say we need to get behind, it's a huge statement. >> he needs to make kicks and they will love him that's for sure. there could be some moments and john said the other day, severe is severe -- steve is going to miss some kicks. what the ravens want to see is how he reacts when he misses a kick, if he can put it behind him and come out and hit the next importance kick. so transition could be tough. kicking can be tough. if you can'

i guess ray lewis knows a little more.est football play i've ever seen. >> he's seen a lot of football. he tackled him again. ravens 31, chargers 26. cleveland right here on sunday. >>> last week was a good time to be arrested for tourists traveling through washington county, iowa. >> the small town sent its police department to the streets with one task, pull over a car with an out of state license plate and offer the passengers an all expenses paid trip to colona. ron and sherry cunningham, from missouri, were the lucky couple taken into custody. >> you probably pulled over the right people. we didn't really have an agenda. >> everyone was so nice and friendly. the little downtown area is darling. >> the other people might be mad but they were given a gift basket, had a meeting with the mayor, ate for free and got nice lodging. the chamber of commerce hopes the publicity stunt will bring attention to the town's charm. the couple was also presented with t-shirts that say "ask me about colona, iowa." >>> ask me about sparr

i guess ray lewis knows a little better.the greatest football player i've ever seen. >> how about that. when the lewis hall of fame tape is shown in canton this may be the first highlight. a walkoff tackle. ravens win 31-26, 2-0 on the year. cleveland next up at home sunday. >>> 5:47. things are changing in baltimore city. restaurants in the city are getting a tuneup in the health department. the transfat ban officially in effect. restaurants now obligated to use ingredients that don't have transfats. mayor sheila dixon signed the bill banning transfats last year in march. >>> 5:47. in the bible it says "when i became a man i put away childish things" but for his entire life one man did the opposite. >> the result, one of the world's largest toy collections. >> reporter: fire trucks, mail trucks, ice cream trucks, big cars, small cars, old cars, new cars. if there's a toy heaven it might just be in pittsfield, massachusetts. >> people always ask me how many toys you have. i don't know. >> reporter: try about 7,000. stacked f

fred lewis, grounder to second. lewis beats the throw to first. diamondbacks can't turn two.iants are going to win it 5-4. >>> there he is. it's the world's tallest man, a guy named sultan who is eight foot one. top one, garret anderson, his 13th. braves up 4-0. bartender, another. bottom second, chipper jones, a three-run shot, his 42nd. the guy owns the mets. 17th on the season. 8-0. where is the tall guy? how would you like to have your seat right behind him? down in front. i am down! martin prado doubles off the wall in left. braves win 11-3 and won six straight against the mets. >> they're n.i.t.ing at the game. >> never -- they're knitting at the game. >> never a good sign. giants trail by four games. >>> wnba game 3, silver stars-mercury. winner goes on to face the sparks. becky hammon and company, check out the ball movement before hammon with the baseball toss. this play ends with ann wauters, bucket and the foul. san antonio with a two-point lead. later, hammon for three. she had 29. silver stars up three looking good. diana taurasi looking better. mercury down thre

have happened bank louis -- can those with bank of america geithner and paulson essentially put ken lewis in a headlock and ordered him to bail out merrill lynch. if you're going to put pple and a half block you could put the ceo of u.s. banrp and say bail out lehman brothers. that is important because you had close $700 billion worth of commercial, residential real estate, oil, gold, lehman had tons of assets. when you have a company going into a bankruptcy, there reorganize there will come and and they're interested in selling assets and this is the most horrifying and wind in the history of all bankruptcy is. no preparation. th documents, the initial document it is only 15 pages lo. it is almost a 700 billion-dollar bankrtcy and the initial document they present to the judge in t bankruptcy court was only 15 pages. it should have been 300 pages to articulate how they would unwind the risk. after lehman failed you had the end line that was so nasty that ishy when you sell a home october november and remember how the stock market went down every day at 2:00 20400 points because lehman wa

their pro bowl center nick hardwick and right guard lewis vasquez.en who have never started an nfl game at the position they've started today. mruczkowski took his place and has done a commendable job. dan: jamal williams on the defensive side. dick: there's a handoff inside. a draw to rice. and they just buy some good real estate. that will make the kick easier for hauschka. here comes hauschka. last week against kansas city, two tries. he was good from 44. he missed from 41. this is his first attempt today. and if successful, forces the chargers to score a touchdown to take the lead. he misses, then a field goal would be good enough for the home team. dan: they're going to let the clock run down as far as possible. dick: 33-yard attempt. and he drills it. hauschka pounds it through. and the ravens build their lead to five. dan: rivers is on his feet trying to cool himself off. hot day here in san diego. a hot night in oakland last monday night. rivers had to rally the chargers against the raiders. he did by hitting darren sproles on a crossing rout

fred lewis, grounder to second. lewis beats the throw to first. diamondbacks can't turn two.s. it's the world's tallest man, a guy named sultan who is eight foot one. top one, garret anderson, his 13th. braves up 4-0. bartender, another. bottom second, chipper jones, a three-run shot, his 42nd. the guy owns the mets. 17th on the season. 8-0. where is the tall guy? how would you like to have your seat right behind him? down in front. i am down! martin prado doubles off the wall in left. braves win 11-3 and won six straight against the mets. >> they're n.i.t.ing at the game. >> never -- they're knitting at the game. >> never a good sign. giants trail by four games. >>> wnba game 3, silver stars-mercury. winner goes on to face the sparks. becky hammon and company, check out the ball movement before hammon with the baseball toss. this play ends with ann wauters, bucket and the foul. san antonio with a two-point lead. later, hammon for three. she had 29. silver stars up three looking good. diana taurasi looking better. mercury down three. taurasi over ruth riley who is about 6'5"

neighbors say the young teenage girls living in shelby lewis' home were friendly. >> i talk with onethem, they say what's up. >> mike houston lives across the street. >> young kids. they played out there a lot. play with some of the neighbors here. and some of the kids up the street. >> federal authorities say this prostitution ring came to light back in may on this corner, of k and 14 in washington d.c. that's when authorities say a 14, and 16-year-old teenage girl were arrested for soliciting an undercover police officer. those teenage girls told detectives that shelby lewis was their pimp. >> police say this home was raided and evidence confiscated, including a gun, and numerous photographs of the victims. at the same time, the national center for missing and exploited children got a report about a missing 13-year-old. the charging documents indicate when the teen was located, she told police shelby lewis had forced her into prostitution at the age of 10. in washington d.c. staggering statistics are revealed. >> at least 100 had thousand children are brought to the commercial sex

from a light-hearted look at the first cross-country automobile trip made a century after meriwether lewisand william clark made theirs, to the wonderful and unforgiving landscape that would inspire a young samuel clemens to take on the central themes of both race and space that is complicated young nation seemed unable to avoid. we too have been captivated and directed by a sense of possibility and promise in the magnificence our land. that interest has reached its apotheosis for us in the story of our national parks. in the narrative of their creation, in the evolution of their clean and stunningly influential ideal, we have been able to engage in joint teams that transcend the political or military or social elements that have traditionally passed for american history. and been able at times, i believe, to touch on or at least glance the internet and indeed spiritual things that bind us and that complicated mass together. -- complicated path together. we have a curiosity for the still wild places of america, and animating spirit that has renewed our passion as filmmakers, writers, histo

rides the backs of lewis, terrell suggs, reid, haloti gauta continues. and with ray rice, some insiders say we could be looking at marshall faulk ii. and when the ravens move an inch or a yard, they'll run behind an o line behind matt burk. it's expected cam ram ron will take the training wheels off of flacco and allow him to throw deep. other than derek mason who is flacco going to find. >> todd heap is off andib injures and clayton and williams have sloan flashes of -- shown flashes of good. and matt stover will not be kicking field goals. that job now lays at the feet of steven hauschka. the owner has a plan. he wants them to be a 10, 11, 12 win team every year. the tone has been set. can the ravens, on 200th anniversary, reach the highest perch come february? we'll find out. >> wouldn't that be cool. of course a big part of going to the game is enjoying the food and not just the tailgating. inside the stadium there is something on the menu for just about everyone. >> we focus on local, traditional, vegetarian. we even have a gluten free proud, along

now, bertha lewis, who took charge of acorn at that time, last year, is promising an audit.dependent audit of acorn because i think it will turn up all kind of things under all kinds of rocks, it isn't an organization, it is 196 organization and some of them are profit making and some nonprofit and when we certificate out we'll find a lot of money, i suspect has been going to the top and not the people at the bottom they claim to be helping. >> alisyn: and let's throw a snippet when chris wallace asked her what she thought of those undercover videos, made by that documentary filmmaker, who posed as a pimp and a prostitute. let's hear her on that. >> you were brought in a year ago, to clean up acorn. is this the new and improved acorn. >> well, what did i do? immediately, these folks were terminated. >> chris: and -- it was said it was a ploy -- >> immediately, immediately, i know the sequence. those folks were terminated immediately. >> alisyn: john, your thoughts, she said she immediately terminated the people on the video saying they were basically helping to fudge some do

>>reporter: injury update on browns running back lewis. looking more like the former raven will not play on sunday. lewis hurt the hamstring in last week loss to the broncos. he missed practice for the third straight day this afternoon. without lewis the browns likely split between harrison and rookie davis. the ravens lead the nfl in rush defense allowing just 41 yards on the ground game. and we will have more on the ravens first divisional game plus find out how much ravens safety and cleveland native know about his his hometown in this week making the grade. gillman host soccer for high school game of the week. coming up tonight on sports unlimited. back to you. >> thanks so much. about to go from hot to sticky to cool and rainy and probably non-sticky. >> that's right. tony is back now with a final look at the sky watch forecast. tony? >>reporter: i think i understand that. 70 degrees right now at cwi airport. we have clouds thickening and don't worry about the rain. we probably still are up 20 hours away from any precipitation. so jus

can ken lewis survive? >>> also this hour, ben bernanke and company are meeting today to talk about interest rates and we just mentioned gold, at a record high. should the feds really be focussing on inflation? >>> plus, president obama speaking out on climate change. with the economy, health care and spirals deficits, is this the wrong time? >>> and get ready for the "fast money halftime report." we'll be back in two minutes. in these turbulent times, you want a financial partner who promptly gets you... the information you need. at northern trust, our sophisticated technology... puts the most accurate information at your fingertips. so while you may find yourself waiting now and then, it won't be for the numbers you wanted by 7am. ♪ northern trust. wealth management. asset management. asset servicing. >>> this is a newer ra, a new day. >>> those ripple effects from that one year later still in evidence today because bank of america under heavy fire over bonuses and the deal with merrill lynch. how much lo

. >>> and ray lewis bringing family fun to hunt valley. we'll tell you about a new place you can enjoy as soon as next spring. >>> 6:36. always fun when jamie is driving. we're looking to -- at the bus stop forecast. we're expecting showers. now plan nor the wet weather. it's already raining now in baltimore and harford county. could be more showers throughout the day. it will be cool and a little wet. >>> let's check the roads with kim. >> thank you. you do have building volume all around the area, especially on the beltway between 795 and route 70. no problems to let you know about on southbound 95 and howard county. now let's check the buses and trains with mark jones. >> good morning. we're dealing with a diversion on the number 53 and number 59, at reisterstown at seven mile due to a watermain break repair. the number 17 diverted at corporate drive and international. light rail and metro subway looking good. marc on time. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. >>> courage and quick thinking from an 8-year-old saved her family's lif

you grab ray lewis and often. ravens up 14-13, flacco hits kelley washington, 27-yard touchdown at the half. ravens led 21-16. hits todd heap, 10-yard score but the chargers came back. on third and 18 phillip rivers hits vincent jackson and that brought san diego back to within five but the game came down to fourth and 2 at the ravens 15. ray anthony lewis, right there. >> i told the defense earlier that those third and fourth down goal line stances will win us the ballgame. i don't care -- i've been in games where we've helped people up on the 150 yards. that's huge. but if you don't win you're sick. the bottom line is, when we didn't let them in the end zone, that's our victory. >> when lewis goes to the hall of fame and that tape is shown in canton, this may be the first highlight. you don't have many walkoff tackles in the nfl. ravens win 31-26. they are now 2-0 on the year. first place, cleveland next up here at home. >>> she's known for her antics on "saturday night live." >> but not always known for the com

it's leakly lewis would resign. in frankfurt, b of eight is up 0.5%. louisa. >>> france's oil giant total is teaming up with venezuela to develop an oil field. hugo chavez has promised a huge increase over the next ten years with the help of foreign investors. part of these investments include the building of refineries to clean the crude into exportable oil. christine. >>> shares of geely automobile rising after confirming it would interest more than $30 billion. the fund-raising will help shore up capital.

. >> ray lewis's tackle. we'll bring it to you. >>> a lot going on. "dancing with the stars." it starts, so we're going to talk to two of the stars on the show. find out to see who it is. they are -- i'll give you a little hint >> what's that? >> one is a celebrity chef. the other a tough-talking actress. >> that starts tonight? >> yes. >> guess who is coming into town? rockettes, the ladies. here they come. >> looking gorgeous. they look amazing. >> there they are. the rockettes are in town. radio city spectacular coming to our town. we'll bring -- will bring new york to us. that is coming up in december. they are here to talk bit. >> it's a fascinating show. every girl wants to be a rocket. it's so fun to hear what their life is like, the costume changes, the show everything. that is coming up. >> you ladies are financially fit? you you got your 401k's all in -- you have a financial expert coming in. he'll help you. >> and also ahead, every monday carl delmont comes in and talks about your mortgage. all these letters -- you might be wondering if they mean -- are the offers t

just a couple of blocks away from reginald lewis high school. >> information we have is the victim sitting on the bicycle when one suspect aapproached on 1 foot with a weapon and fired. >> victim shot in the head. the gunman got away on foot. >> we know people, at least heard shots. we know a lot of people saw suspects running. >> i heard like 4 or 5 shots.

and sterling lewis on defense. we saw the opening series.ammates better figure something out to slow down that hot rod offense. >> mike: third and about an inch. 12 exchange, may have been stepped on coming out. he had to toss it, in stead of handing it off and spievey is one of the first iowa defenders in there. barely fortunate. because fastball does not mishand mishandle. >> mike: those lineman take the drop steph. they can fly. and it's well done at the 22 yard line. a 28-yard kick. everything, going the way of the hawkeyes right now at home. they are up 7-0. >> craig:. >> mike: on campus, old capitol building. that building became the first permanent building, owned by the university. iowa in second position. handed away to number 3. a true freshman will get a chance to run from that tail back spot. playing the first game aweek ago. 15 carries and 101 rushes. comes over from across the 25 to the 26. bocked. hayden fry, legendary iowa coach produced a lot of prodigies out of this program. bill snyder, kurk ferrence and stoops brothers, b

fires for the end zone and greg lewis. greg lewis makes the catch for the touchdown. look. lewis, a game-saving catch and a game-winning catch. he gets both feet inbounds. the vikings stunned the niners, 27-24. minnesota now 3-0 on the season. >>> meanwhile, the steelers have won eight straight in cincinnati going into sunday. first quarter, looked like more pittsburgh domination. brett favre we call this ad-libbing eludes the pursuit. finds willie parker, 10-0, pittsburgh. steelers led 20-9 going into the fourth quarter but here come the bengals. down 5, 36 seconds to play. carson palmer to brian leonard gets t first down to keep the drive alive. now at 18 seconds left, second and goal, palmer to andre caldwell. cinci finally beats pittsburgh in its own building. bengals got 2-1. >>> yankees looking to clinch the american league east with a sweep of the red sox. mariano rivera the final out of the game. yankees division champions and have home field advantage throughout the playoffs. >>> that does it for this espnews update. send it back to "america this morning" wit

the ravens win 31-26, great play by ray lewis and rob caldwell. a wrap up of the ravens win coming up in a few minutes on sports extra. >>> up next for us, kyle eberhart has his forecast. a bank customer takes a flying leap so the bad guy won't get away with other people's money. >>> coming up, what happened in another flood down south. >>> how would you like to get into the movies for free? we'll show you how to do it when we come back. >> you're watching baltimore's station that works for you. now, abc 2 news at 11:00. >> headlines around the nation. florida police want to question the man about the deaths of six people. the man's wife and her five young children were found dead in an apartment in the city of naples this weekend. police believe the man flew to haiti before the bodies were found. the children ranged in age from 11 months to 9 years old. >>> take a look at this video from wisconsin where a man wasn't about to let a bank robber get away from the crime. he was waiting for his wife when he saw the suspect and literally leaped in the

himself, baltimore ravens linebacker ray lewis. he was here to shake hands and tell how excited about this he is. >> you go out and have conferences and say let's build something together. that's where my next phase of life is going you know building and giving back to the community. he is the spirit and the man behind the whole project. as he is on the football field with the ravens, se like that here. >> this is the first of what may be the first m.v.p. centers around the country. if everything goes as plans, m.v.p. will be open to the public in march. you are going to head out on the interloop, you make you exit to the ramp, we have an accident still clearing. delayed not too bad. it is starting to slow up just a bit at 795. south 95 coming out of white marsh area. we are developing doe lays there as well. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. more cloud cover today. we are going to be cooler. our highs today between 73-76 degrees. winds shifting to the northeast 5-10 miles an hour. tonight, mostly cloudy with a chance of showe

ray lewis comes up the middle and it's all over.ler does an about-face. the bears quarterback throwing a pair of touchdowns. let's see how a foot did in the steelers. we go one-on-one with peyton manning. why the future hall of famer says he's not comfortable being compared to colts legend johnny u. plus, one win from his sweep, the twins had the tigers backpedaling. the twins looking for any way to stop the bleeding. see how they did. ( music playing ) someday, the driver will get to choose how efficient or powerful their car will be. the first ever hs hybrid, only from lexus-- the most fuel efficient of all luxury vehicles. yeah, you can. now you can get the gat taste of new... kencky grilled chicken for just $1.99. the new kentucky grilled chicken value box. only on the kfc ultimate value menu. unthink and taste excited about this game going into the season. lastor the slug 'em teams had them over the sling 'em teams. of the high scoring teams san diego is kind of the last one stanged. baltimore they leave no one standing here we

lewis made comments as he arrived at federal court. judge announced that he would serve 6.5 years for conspiracy to commit wire fraud and five years for bankruptcy fraud. the sentences will run at the same time. this person is glad lewis is going to prison. >> it should have gotten more. >> he apologized in a statement. he told the judge i am truly sorry for hurting these people. it was focusing on teaching people how to bring in more income. >> are you behind in your rent, car payment, and mortgage? >> these television ads targeted vulnerable homeowners. others were involved in a buyback scheme that defrauded the 13 homeowners and stripped them from their homes. prosecutors questioned if lewis was living up to his plea agreement. they played an i-team report from september 3 in court. they wanted to bolster his claim -- their claim that he profited and was not accepting responsibility. >> circumstances that were out of my control. things were being done that i had nothing about. it is about making sure these people get back what was t

but soon it will be ray lewis's new sports bar, bowling alley and restaurant. an interview with ray when eyewitness news continues. >>> some clouds moving in. stick around for the updated first warning weather forecast. what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online banking tools for the next generation. or making a 10 year, $100 million investment in kids. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way. >>> neighbors have nearly $3 million to back up their plan. alex demetrick reports, a small project, another here, another there, is adding up. >>> it's beauty, versus the beast. in this case, rain gardens at heritage baptist church in anap althoughis, -- annapolis, standing guard against runoff. the kind that pours off roads and rooftops, carrying pollutants like nitrogens into streams and eventually the chesapeake. >> the vast majority comes from runoff in these lands. perhaps approximately 70

what did lewis & clark do to look at the doctrine when they were literally claiming the lands for theted states. so history -- it is important who writes history because we wonder why minorities and females, for example, and, of course, indian people are left out of history. well, that's because a whole lot of european males wrote the history books and then, of course, here in america again, it depends on who writes the history as to what they might emphasize or what they think is most important. one reviewer of my book said that it was a revisionist history but he said revisionism in the best way possible. because it gave a new slant on american history on thomas jefferson's ideas about the louisiana purchase and about the lewis and clark expedition and then about manifest destiny itself. so what i hope my book does is approaches history from a different slant and give us another view point, one that has been mostly ignored. >> what do you think the u.s. government needs to do today to right some of their earlier wrongs? >> the doctrine of discovery has been american law for over 500

s ceo, bertha lewis.he's good enough to join me live tonight and we'll do that right after the break. dallas. d. different rates. well with us, it's the same flat rate. same flat rate. boston. boise? same flat rate. alabama. alaska? with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. dude's good. dude's real good. dudes. priority mail flat rate boxes only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. >>> welcome back. this just in. governor arnold schwarzenegger is calling now for an investigation into a.c.o.r.n.'s activities in california, saying that news stories he's seen troubled him greatly. now, with the organization under fire, a.c.o.r.n.'s ceo, bertha lewis said today, quote, we are going to go to whatever lengths are necessary to reestablish a public trust. but what's it going to take? here to tell us now just what's going on inside a.c.o.r.n., bertha lewis. miss lewis, thanks so much for being with us? >> thanks for havi

needs a wedgie and a good beat up. >> i love lewis bergdorf.a celebrity and kissing people? >> ha was awful. >>> top of the hour -- >> this is big. 7:02. >> this is huge. >> it is? >> yeah, for us. >> pat o'brien -- >> welcome, pat. >> it's like old home week for me. i started my career at nbc. got 20 seconds for a story? >> that's why you covered the cronkite funeral. >> i was david brinkley's assistant. my first day in new york city, brinkley went to the elevator operators, and remember general sanroff was the bill paly of nbc and he said, you know, pat is a good friend of the sarnoffs. for the rest of my life there, i had the first elevator. >> thanks for coming. two minutes past the hour. this is the eighth year, eight years since 9/11. we'll be marking that date as well throughout the day. mike barnicle with us, along with willie geist and joe scarborough. oh, pat buchanan still with us from washington as well. talking about bumper stickers. >> first, a quick look at some of the nation's top stories, the nation will pause this morning to h

ray lewis had the two tackles. rivers as we mentioned 422 yards, two touchdowns, and the ravens begin divisional play this coming sunday when they host the browns at m&t stadium. that is your morning sports. i'm brewin bruce cunningham. >>> we want to he remind you that we are looking for you ravens fans to send us photos showing off your purple pride. send us the photos or video to you are watching fox 45 morning news, all local alfoxbaltimore.. >>> is she or is she not? the on and off again >>> we start this morning with a school colossian to tel closingu about. baltimore national academy is closed today because of electrical problems. the staff is to report to the wall brook auditorium. >>> tony pagnotti is here with a look at the forecast and hopefully everything is as nice as yesterday. everything about yesterday was nice when you throw in the ravens win. >> you said scoo school closing, could it be already snow. >> don't say that. >> that's the problem with fall. don't mind fall temperatures but when you say,

. >> samantha lewis is the president of digital playground, which produced "pirates 2." lewis' bet that higher quality porn can break through the clutter of cheap or free internet porn and get consumers to buy, at a time when dvd sales are sinking by as much as 50%. >> this is why people are going out of business. why -- if people can get it for free, why pay for it? >> in fact, big porn is in big trouble. porn has always been at the cutting edge of technology, helping vhs win the battle over beta and blu-ray over hd dvd. it's also been an early adopter of e-commerce, giving customers the anonymity they couldn't have when visiting xxx stores. but now technology has created porn's biggest challenges. challenges mainstream hollywood also faces. it's eliminated all barriers to entry. anyone willing to have sex on camera can be a porn star, and anyone who can post a video online can be a producer. and even worse for the business, technology has given birth to free porn. according to "wired" magazine's nick thompson, what's happening to porn is much like what happened to the

. >>> ray lewis, joe flacco and other ravens players hit the town to help. >> reporter: two rings for o.j. is about o.j.brogransky. als has taken a toll on his body as well as his life. but he is a fighter, and he's fighting tonight to raise awareness and money for this disease he has. o.j.brogans stands out personally and professionally. professionally he can say -- >> o.j. is the only player, only person to have won the two rings and the one time city. >> reporter: one ring playing for the stallions in 1995. the other a super bowl ring with the baltimore ravens in 2000. so tuesday, the ravens honored o.j.brogansky. >> he was an outstanding player. you knew he was out there because he was going to hear a snack, crackle, pop. >> reporter: diagnosed in 2007, a fatal decide of the nerve kráels cells in the brain and the body, that has left him in a wheelchair. >> that's why we wanted to raise awareness, to help people who may not be in the position we are in. >> reporter: former ravens owner, ray lewis, quarterback joe flacco and many others joined in helping him raise awareness. >> o.j

it was like a jerry lewis telethon out there. you have the acorn lady, lewis. >> yeah. can you imagine barack obama won't talk to us but bertha lewis, the head of acorn is going to give us an exclusive interview. bill: she talked to me last may. i had her on. we had a very good conversation by the way. >> she is a nice, smart lady. biffle bill she is going to play the victim card that acorn is the victim of racism and this and that how are you going to handle that. >> we have these videotapes. bill: she is did s. going to say she didn't do it. >> of a ever after the rathkes were thrown out she was put in charge to police that organization. where is the policing? it just is the succession of transgressions one after another. we're also going to have darryl isa the congressman from california big investigation. i have her chance -- just as you do, we will hear what congressman isa has to say and people can make up their minds. bill: bertha lewis is smart to go on. >> on fox news. clip clip we will pick the clips up from you and i will run them on monday, probably. >> i ho