. >> mark: julian miller, number 97, recovered it for west virginia. the third rutgers turnover.

. >> mark miller for the first time, and it was back in june fourth.ain in his heart comes to the surface when it's reminders of how it all happened. >> the nearby resident gave him pictures he took of firefighters battling the blaze. coming here was difficult and healing at the same time. >> i think it's therapeutic to try and see, to see where my brother was his last fews. >> mar moments. >> mark doesn't want anyone to forget his brother's sacrifice. he had wristbands made in memory and hopes to pass them out during a tribute marking his brother's 54th birthday. one band says firefighters strong and other says people's paramedic, his nickname. >> he was every person. he didn't care who you were, where you were from. >> but the writes bands didn't come out the way he wanted. >> it's like somebody took a metal stamp and hit hit with a hammer and made a little mark, barely legible. >> mark contacted the wristband company which insisted he got what he ordered. it later agreed to replace the bands for free and forwarded an e-mail. bands are laser engraved

>> pastor mark miller has raised $40,000 in four weeks thanks to his congregation. he vows to help as long as he is needed. it is a commitment to family says is worth so much more than money. >> to give us the time is much more valuable than just $40,000. >>> that is abc 7 news at 5:00. next at 6:00 -- >> major development in libya muammar gaddafi is killed, the country in the hands of rebels. how it happened and video of his last moments. >> the cry for help for the national cathedral, coming up. >> break out the jackets, a cold night is ahead. the forecast and more coming up right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> the big story at 6:00, 42 years of a press of rules and months on the run and with deadly force out. >> the celebration on the streets of libya's continued into the night. muammar gaddafi was apprehended when rebel forces stormed his hometown. tonight as libya's of the brits the world is reacting to his fall from power. scott thuman has been following this story and has more from the newsroom. >> it has been very

miller: this friday, october 7, marks the 10th anniversary of the beginning of the war in afghanistan. our men and women in uniform have fought valiantly in this war over the last decade at great cost. more than 1,700 american soldiers have lost their lives that they fought to destroy al qaeda and hunt down osama bin laden, 1,000 more have come home with very serious lifelong injuries. when i'm at home in california and talk with veterans and their families, i can see how much our soldiers have sacrificed. i want to offer my sincere thanks and appreciation to all the men and women in uniform who have carried out their duty in afghanistan. as the anniversary approaches, i am thinking particularly of the army captain john hawlis of california in my congressional district. he was killed in action in southern afghanistan on august 25, 2009. i was honored to have provided him a congressional nomination to the west point academy.

. >> mark: julian miller, number 97, recovered it for west virginia.rs turnover. 6:05 to go. you would think, ray, as successful as west virginia has been on the ground today they would want to eat some clock here. >> ray: i would expect them to continue to run the football. >> mark: west virginia has won the last 16 meetings with kwut gerz. there's that clip. alston is runni ning right. still going. steps out of the bounds. they mark him out at the 21 yard line. that's the fourth time they run that play. >> ray: really nice block there by eger. the right tackle, and in the back alston. alston got the outside contain man abreu on the ground. that allowed alston plenty of room around the edge. clock rolling, five and a half minutes to go. alston, spun around and gains a yard. >> ray: greene a little slow getting up. >> mark: khaseem greene, that right shoulder. >> ray: it doesn't look like he wants to come out of the football game, though. >> mark: he was their starter at free safety last year and now starter at linebacker. he's holding. five minutes to

bye. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, dorchester. >> good for the kids and good for mark. >> hee more check of the headlines. >> good morning, everyone. >>> medicare premiums are going you but not as much as expected. 99.90 a month and comes out to a $3.50 raise for most. about $7 less than projected. >>> nato announced this morning it's ending it's air campaign in libya on monday. the nato mission started march 31st providing air cover for rebels fighting to overthrow moammar gadhafi. nato calls the mission the most successful in recent history. >>> in turkey, another story of survival. a 13-year-old boy was pulled from a collapsed building five days after a powerful earthquake struck that region. >>> in australia today, the 16 nations of the british commonwealth agreed to change century old rules about the monarc monarchy. no notably, male heirs will no longer be the first to the throne. >> attitudes have changed fundamentally over the centuries and some outdated rules like some of the rules on succession, just don't make sense to us any more. the idea that a younger son shoul

miller reports on the rising anger. europe's debt crise deepens and riots spread in nearly-bankrupt greece. markther this will become a worldwide crisis. 10 years in afghanistan-- where on patrol a i didn't think american learns a new and dangerous terrain. >> i caught something out of the corner of my eye and when i looked up there they were. >> reporter: two men in uniform? and you knew? >> pelley: byron pitts, on what happens to an american military family after the knock on the door. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we'll get to those stories in just a moment. but first, there is breaking news on the presidential race. sara palin has made up her mind-- she will not enter the race for the republican

started. 20 million more than it's mark of capitalization and they still go the 1.2 billion from the government, guaranteed loans. one other point, congressman millercrat, now apparently he failed to mention top lobbyist, he's pushing for this, he failed to mention how george miller iv is the top lobbyist at sun power. can it get any more unethical? >> these things multiply like a virus. we talked before about a company that had a pelosi connection, that is also based in california. and then we have the solyndra thing that is still unresolved. we only had one head roll in that case, the department of energy loan officer resigned quietly but there are questions about when knew what and when. we have the countless friday document dumps that show a lot of people certainly should have known. ron emmanuel was named in some documents and the chicago press have been pressing him on that and he is still denying he had any roll in that or any knowledge. it's wonderful how these people have the convenient bouts of amnesia when we are talking about millions and billions of dollars. and in colorado, which is supposed to be the government success. we have the s

miller and her mother are making a second trip believing that they all share. >>professor michael eric dyson has written two books about aren't looking >>mark led to king exemplify the african-american people >>the professor shared his opinion ... let's continue to tell the story of the struggle of the civil rights movement as a part of black history >> this memorial inspired us and motivated us tremendously and we are happy to come back. definitely go take your children and your relatives >>the official dedication happens this sunday october 16th a quarter of a million people are expected to be there when president obama makes the speech dedicating a memorial >>wgn will have live coverage on the morning news on sunday and a summary on the news that nine. >>it has taken 32 years but tomorrow marks the dedication of a permanent memorial to the victims of the american airlines flight 191 disaster the american airlines jet crashed in a field near touhy avenue shortly after taking off from o'hare airport on may 25, 1979271 passengers and crew members perished to people on the ground also lost their lives their names will be memorialized on a 700 and 75 ft. wall in l

>> there are question marks and i do not want to disparage one of my distinguished colleagues. congressman miller'son is a lobbiest for the company, then you have the interior secretary go to bat for the company and they get a loan from the white house and the government. you can see why there are questions. martha: the bottom line is these programs were sold as a way to create jobs in the country. you have to look at mathematics. if you have got a $1.2 billion loan that shakes down to 12-15 jobs. that's a price tag of $80 million for created job. you have to ask yourself if the government is spending that money efficiently at all. >> you can add literally by the tens of thousands jobs in the energy sector. in utah by opening up the permitting process. down on the gulf and other places where we should be accelerating those things to groa jobs. i think this is part of a bigger green agenda where they are focused on developing solar. but you are talking about waste, fraud and abuse in the billions of dollars and it's just not acceptable. martha: i was listening to one of our reporters earlier and he

mark with mainly changes. >> if you were to design a chief, a cries yais like desert storm, you could not do better that you had with george bush. >> the university of virginia millerr and the george bush library. >> can you imagine sending clint eastwood to meet with leaders of other nationings saying, please, make my day. his wife is a newscaster. she is a friend of mine. i'm thinking, high ticket to a state dinner. that would have been interesting. vice president eastwood. >> he legalized ice cream on the streets of carmel. >> that gives you some indication of the situation mr. bush was in at the time, really trying to think out of the box at that time. >> exactly. >> moving ahead, still ahead, the man suspected of gunning down nine people in a california salon faced a judge today. charges he is now facing and the punishment prosecutors are pushing for. >>> thieves are tar getting local restaurants but they are looking for something a little dirtier than cash. that's coming up on your news edge at 11.  [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interes

the shark left a 19-inch bite mark o >>> a report out this morning, says many juice boxes have a lot more than just juice, like sugar and other additives. >> as michelle miller a healthy alternative to sugary soda. >> but you don't eat candy. >> reporter: like most mothers, jackie is worried about her daughter's diet and closely monitoring what she eats and drinks at home. >> i try to stick mostly with milk and water but had her first juice box at a play date and now attracted to them and ask for juice boxes. >> reporter: those juice boxes are not necessarily a healthy alternative. a new report from the red center for food policy found many popular fruit drinks among children can have the same, if not more, sugar as a candy bar and many use artificial sweeteners. >> i think the companies really are misleading both the parents and their children, that they have these products, which are essentially water and sugar, and artificial sweeteners in many of them and they are trying to package them to look like they are juice. >> reporter: the report also found that companies specifically target young kids in advertisements to sell their products. ♪ >> wow! >> we de

mark kirk. all of those senators just in libya 20 days ago. we're going to get their reaction. plus, fox's extensive lineup of reporters who have been been there, done that, david lee millerer given at the pentagon, quite a cast. we'll see you in a few minutes. bill: the prime minister there in tripoli, we've been waiting for this moment for a long time, moammar gadhafi has been killed. al-jazeera television says the foot an resembles the 69-year-old gadhafi lying dead or severely wounded, bleeding from the head, stripped to the waist. fighters rolled him over on the pavement. that from the associated press. screen left is from the streets of tripoli happening now on "america's newsroom." [gunfire] [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. [gunfire] martha: selling bra story gunfire being shot into the air in the streets in libya as they celebrate moammar gadhafi is dead according to many reports on the ground. still waiting for confirmation from the white house, but a lot of jubilation in the streets