darcy spencer is live at the wilson building this evening where council member michael brown just talkedut what he says happened. darcy? >> reporter: well, yeah, he wrapped up just a few minutes ago. a few interesting points out of thises preconference. first off, he called himself a victim of crime. he's saying that a person he trusted, someone who worked for him for at least a decade, embezzled money. he also called himself a whistle-blower because he says he was the one who called authorities and brought attention to a crime allegedly taking place within his own campaign. and today we found out just how much money through these documents we know that he lost at least $113,000 from his campaign. d.c. councilman michael brown for the first time revealed that more than $113,000 was stolen from his campaign fund. when he discovered the missing money in june, he says he fired his campaign treasurer and reported the theft to police. the former treasurer has not been charged with a crime. according to a statement released by brown's campaign, a preliminary audit revealed 33 unexplained expen

ago,st a short time michael brown says he has s campaign after it revealed more than $100,000 coffers wentaign missing. from he says was stolen him. cut short his press conference after we started asking tough questions. i was looking directly at the campaign finance records. athould have been looking the bank statement. he was hoping to win a second in november and spoke the first time campaign said its than $100,000 now firedtaken by aide. clearly, i was wrong to have deeplyperson and i regret it. he says he doesn't know why what it was or spent on. we are confident the target of this investigation will be prosecuted. he said the incident should upon hisct poorly or leadership. >> i don't believe being the of a crime reflects badly campaign. reflects badly on the thief. he says the campaign has been rebuilt, but in an unexpected turn, he abruptly ended the reporterserences when allegations leveled by opponents who say he has a of financial problems. beenaid that he had plagued with fiscal issues his entire career. should point at the metropolitan police are investigating the matter

matt acklin joins us with more. >> council member, michael brown, discovered the missing money. he called the bliss right away and notified the media. at the time we didn't know how much had been taken. now we know it's more than $100,000. brown says it was taken by a man he trusted. for now, $112,000 in campaign contributions are down the drain. there's less than two months until election day. >> our campaign was also committed to recovering every single dollar that was taken from us. >> council member brown spoke to the media in front of the wilson building. with only limited details, he tried to explain who he believes took the money over a period of a few months. >> i want my supporters to understand that the person who embezzled from the campaign was someone who had been working with me for more than half a decade. someone that i had extreme confidence in. >> how could over $100,000 go missing? brown says he was carefully inspecting campaign finance reports. but should have also checked bank deposits as well. >> all reports were coming in and clearly the reports we thought w

>> well, michael brown is not his father's son -- well, he is his father's son, but is not a ron brown. he has run successfully on his father's reputation, as a legislator, he is pedestrian. but he is best known for failure to pay his income taxes from the city or the federal government. he had some leens placed against his property, but he had paid them now. he has had some difficult with his finances. he was convicted of campaign finances himself by funneling money through a senator's campaign through individuals who actually were reimbursed for their payments. he gave them money to give to the campaign, and then they got reimbursed. i was convicted of that by the federal government. -- he was convicted of that by the federal government. >> let's go back for a minute to the chairman of the council, quak brown. -- kwami brown. what did he do wrong, and why is he going to prison? >> it is interesting about kwame brown, and it tells you sms about the institutions you have his re-election campaign was under investigation by the office of campaign violations, and they refer the matter to

. >> the former campaign treasurer of michael brown is denying in beslan the charges. brown says his campaign is missing more than 100 10,000 dollars, and he has accused the former treasurer of spending the money without authorization. a lawyer issued a statement. he says brown knows the money was not stolen and his client was made the fall guy. >> the construction at the west wing of the white house is finally done. for nearly two years the west wing has been shrouded by construction and that came down today. from the outside the west wing looks pretty much the same. we are told that most of the construction was underground with repairs to a sewer lines and other. that is at least what we were told. >> and we'll show you word on an agency. >> and some large casinos. >> i am greta kreuz. when is a house not just a house? i will show you why this new home in gaithersburg is so unusual, coming up. >> i am bob ryan at belfort furniture weather center. anncr: this casino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads

. >> michael brown is facing an important deadline today. he has to account for all campaign receipts and expenses through august 10 which is the last filing deadline. the council member was excused that deadline after he fired a campaign treasurer and told the office of finance that campaign funds were missing. congress is back in session today after a five-week recess and will be in washington only two weeks between now and the election. they will work on a spending bill to keep government running and after the election, they. >> the president is spending a day at the white house today. he arrived last night at 3 campaigned in florida. he was in west palm beach where a tragic event happen for a veteran police officer who was killed while escorting the president's motorcade. a pickup truck hit the officers motorcycle. the president sent his condolences to the officer's family. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney will spend the day in ohio and a campaign rally and he will meet with a -- workers at a factory there and will go to

council member michael brown is holding a news conference later today. after filing a campaign report late last night. "the washington post" reports that the independent at large council member claims nearly $114,000 from his campaign account is missing and, quote, unexplained expenditures. he fired his campaign treasurer in july after some money was missing. there is a police investigation ongoing, and we'll have more on brown's news conl frens -- conference that's being held. details will be on 9news now at 5:00 and of course on our website wusa9.com. >>> coming up, some welcome news for first responders who became ill after rushing in to ground zero. >>> today on the season premiere of the dr. phil show, friends of george zimmerman, the man charged with killing an unarmed trayvon martin speak out for the first time. it will be an exclusive interview. >> do you believe if he hadn't had that gun and shot tray have, that george -- trayvon, that george zimmerman would be dead today? >> absolutely. >> you think trayvon would have killed him? >> if i could

michael brown is heading into the november election with just $18,000 in his campaign coffers. today, the at-large member revealed someone stole more than $100,000 from his fund. brown says when he learned of the missing money, he fired his campaign treasurer. more than two dozen unexplained charges in that individual's name. >> the person who embezzled from the campaign was someone who had been working with me for more than half a decade. it's someone that i had extreme confidence in as well as many members of elected officials, not just here in the district of columbia, but in this region he worked for. >> brown says he doesn't know how the money was used. >> five people killed, nine others wounded. today, a judge sentenced the men behind the south capital street shooting. three of the suspects got life in prison without parole. another will serve 54 years. and the man who supplied the weapons got 30 years. >> are you satisfied with the sentence? >> not really, but, you know, he will not have a chance to be on the street again and they will be very old when they doo have a ch

council member michael brown who says someone in his reelection campaign misused over $100,000 in campaign funds. matt act cline -- matt actlan is following this. >> reporter: he says he went to police as soon's looked at the box and found that someone was sfrealg his campaign. tonight police confirmed they are investigating this but they have made no charges and there are no suspects. video now from this afternoon as brown held a press conference to say he feels betrayed. he said this fraud took place behind his back y a campaign treasurer. he told reporters as he was busy raising money for his reelection, a high level member cash behind his back. we asked him why did he not find out about the fraud early her. he says he was carefully looking at campaign finance reports that were being put together but he didn't check bank statements. he admits he should have. >> i want my supporters to also understand that the person who embezzled from the campaign was someone who had been working with me for more than half a decade. it's someone that i had extreme confidence in as well as many members o

. >>> council member michael brown will be at a disadvantage heading to the election. someone stole more than $100,000 from his campaign fund. he found out about the theft in june and fired his campaign treasurer. he didn't say who the accused thief is but says he trusted that person for years. >> the person who embezzled from the campaign was someone who had been working with me for more than half a decade. it was someone i had extreme confidence in as well as many members of district officials, not just in the district of columbia ya, but in this region. >> brown has not filed charges in this case but says he wants the person to be prosecuted. >>> a temple hill man is behind bars this morning. he was arrested allegedly after robbing a bank. 33-year-old troy maddox walked in the m&t bank and passed a note to the teller demanding cash and then took off on his bike. police say, once they caught up with him, they had to taser him to subdue him. maddox was taken to the hospital and released. >>> steep sentences were handed down in the south capitol street mass shooting. f

councilmember michael brown's former treasurer is denying brown's implications that he stole more than $100,000 from the brown campaign. brown came forward about the missing money earlier this week. he also said he had fired hakeem sutton as treasurer when he realized most of the money was gone. sutton's attorney says his client didn't steal anything and even suggested the councilmember used sutton to cover up his own mistakes. brown never actually said sutton stole from the campaign but does say he expects the police to file charges soon. >>> two prince william women face several charges each after police arrest them for running an illegal daycare center. police say they were in charge of at least 20 children in a home in woodbridge. they're accused of leaving at least seven babies strapped in their car seats. some were placed in a closet, in a bathroom. all of the children were under 4 years old. >> to hear that a provider was unlicensed with 21 children in their home was very, very shocking to me. so my heart bleeds, because to hear something like that is very shocking. >> none of t

michael brown facing a deadline today. he has to account for all of the campaign receipts and expenses through august 10, the last filing deadline. recused after he fired the campaign fund manager. redskins park -- start the with a great win. theyard connection with veteran. as he is falling down. dealt with a loud superdome d made some tough plays. warm partly, it won the game. 40-32. the loudest please i have ever played in. why not? it is the superdome. we came out and played big in a big stage and did a good job. griffin finished the game with two touchdowns. >> a new traffic headache g for people travelling in the district. a two-month long construction bridge on the memorial that begins this morning. free and carter live with what we need to know. brianne carter. >> we need to know there will be next two months y begin work this morning of the memorial bridge. be atell us there will lane in each throughout the construction. here is what you need to know in of times. eastbound lane will be shut down from 10:00-3:00. w

investigation going on, it's mayor, it's brown, thompson, and now michael brown. i understand that he's down to $18,000, like bare bone treasury. so i guess we can't do anything but wait and see. >> what this really emphasizes is the lack of enforced regulations, whatever regulations there were, what rules were these people playing under? how can this money be suddenly missing? how are they going to find out in how did we get to this point? they have passed new rules, but the old saying the horse is out of the barn -- >> and it's gotten pretty personal. >> michael brown is saying i didn't steal it, and we talk about accountable, there was always people asking accountability, and campaign funds being spend, and that's what you need. you hit it on it dave when you talk about rules or laws that come out of the board of elections, and that has to do with accountability. that money should be counted for dime by dime, and not just say hey, take $25,000 and give it to those people over there. there has to be a better -- >> what i don't understand, and that is, i would th

michael brown wrote to this --sage >> you should not have to make difficult for another business. we reached out to the d.c. taxi commission. not heard back. there is a hearing scheduled for about these news -- new regulations. >> that is all for a be 7 news at 5:00. we begin now with breaking news. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- is abc 7 breaking news. >> it is from denver. the private plane carrying ann made an emergency landing the aircraft was filled with smoke. news partners broke the over an hour ago. we are told she was on board the nebraska to santa monica, california. everyone on board is safe. it is not clear what caused the the plane in the first place. to monitortinue developments. in politics to -- politics obama in aesident battleground state. targeted voters in prince william county. e took on mitt romney on everyone cares about, jobs. scott was at his rally and is in the newsroom with the latest.

councilman michael brown facing an important deadline today. e has to account for all receipts and expenses through august 10. the at large councilmember was that deadline after fired his campaign treasurer told the office of campaign e that campaign funds were missing. >> restored as county library hiring policies under the employeee after continued to work there after on child porn charges. prince george's county library system. was suspended got a call from . concerned citizen >> when you get a predators such don'tt in the area, you the opportunity will present itself for that person e advantage of a child. prexy pleaded guilty in august. library officials say he did not directly with children and that he did not have to undergo or criminal background check, because he was an hourly employee. >> chicago teachers plan to hit the picket lines this morning the first time in 25 years. contract talks with the district under issues that include benefits, and of security. chicago's mayor rahm emanuel strike is not necessary not fair to students. sc

michael brown tweeted out this message. >> you shouldn't have to make it difficult for a business to thrive especially in this economy. >> we reached out to the d.c. taxi commission haven't heard anything back. in the meantime there's a hearing scheduled for this monday in city council to talk about these new proposed regulations. >> up next police are investigating a possible homicide that happened early this morning in wheaton. we'll have the latest. plus reflecting pool on the national mall has gone green but not in a good way. and new research shows there may be a cure for one of the most common allergies in childr >> good afternoon. following some breaking news out of montgomery county. a 37-year-old was found dead in a home in wheaton. the suspect is a 31-year-old. in wheaton, what can you tell us? >> at about 3:30 this morning police arreaved here to one of these town house. inside that found that 37-year-old victim. she died of blunt trauma to her upper body. the suspect is her boyfriend or husband. we're not sure the relationship but they had at least one child together. it

this time it's michael brown. the washington examiner reports brown's reelection campaign did not report more than $8,000 in contributions. it cites an audit which shows the campaign also failed to report $13,000 in expenses. brown is already under scrutiny for $114,000 in missing funds, something he blames on his ousted campaign treasurer. >>> you've heard the phrase one bad apple can spoil the bunch. a few bad apples have spoiled the day for balance lieu i -- ballou high school students. three of them got ill. they were brought to the hospital after getting sick from eating apples their teacher brought in. >> i have a big problem with it. >> reporter: what was your problem? >> the teacher shouldn't have brought in the apples. >> norths say at this point the ap -- authorities say at this point the apples have not been identified as the source of the illness. >>> owners of a arlington dog grooming shop will be able to show off a new painted mural we. first told you about it two years ago. the owner claims the mura

council member michael brown is providing more details about alleged missing money from his campaign. he contacted police back in july but at that point, we didn't know much about how much had been taken. >> brown now says it is more than $100,000. he called media together to point his finger directly at a campaign worker who he believes took the money right out from under his nose. matt ackland has the story. >> reporter: for now, $112,000 in campaign contributions are down drain and there is less than two months until election day. >> our campaign is also committed to recovering every single dollar that was taken from us. >> reporter: councilmember brown spoke to the media in front of the wilson building w only limit detail, he tried to explain who he believes took the money over a period of a few months. >> i want my supporters to also understand that the person who embezzled from the campaign was someone who had been working with me for more than half a decade. it is someone that i had extreme confidence in. >> reporter: but how could over $100,000 go miss something brown says he

councilman michael brown will have a bit of a kiss advantage heading into november's election. the at large member said someone stole $100,000 from his campaign fund. brown said he found out about the theft in june and fired his campaign treasurer. he hasn't said who the accused thief is but says he's trusted that person for years. >> the person who embezzled from the campaign was someone who had been working with me for more than half a decade. it's sma not i had extreme confidence in as well as many members not just in the district of columbia but this region, who he had worked for. >>> it's apparently costing you more and more to get health insurance through your job. a new study finds that the cost of job-based health insurance is increasing faster than employee wages. researchers say the average annual premiums for family coverage jumped 4% this year. individual premiums up about 3%. on average, salaries only went up 2%. this is the 13th straight year insurance costs have increased faster than earnings. >>> in news 4 your health, the popular supplement called fish oil may n

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. >>> michael brown says nearly $114,000 from his campaign account is missing after, quote, unexplained expenditures. "the washington post" reports the independent at large councilman filed a campaign report late last night. he fired his campaign treasurer in july after some money went missing. there is a police investigation. brown is expected to hold a news conference this afternoon. >>> at 6:06, jessica doyle is watching your money. >> higher taxes that were put into place to help people stop smoking apparently are working. >> that's right. apparently in the war on smoking, the silver bullet has been all about money. a giant federal tobacco tax height has spurred a historic drop in smoking. this is particularly true for teenagers. our partners at "u.s.a. today" report that about three million fewer people smoked last year than in 2009. that is despite a larger population. this tax lifted prices on cigarettes by 22%. that hit families making less than $50,000 a year the hardest and they account for two-thirds of all smokers. teen smoking immediately fell by up to 13%. other factors ar

councilman michael brown is firing back. an attorney for that treasurer calls brown, quote, morley deprived and he denies stealing money from brown's campaign. the at large councilman claimed former treasurer ha creek sutton was involved in $100 thown that went missing. sutton says he's being set up as the fall guy. >>> a follow-up now about the montgomery county police cruisers and their steering problem. authorities tell 9news eight of the 289 police cars they've checked out had problems. in two separate incidents, officers turned the steering wheel on their crown vics but the car kept going straight. mechanics plan to have the remaining cars inspected sometime this weekend. >>> do you think gas is expensive where you fill up? wait until you see this. luke oil station in new jersey regular grade $8.99 a gallon. premium $9.49. no, eight not because they pump it for you there. a group of gas station owners was mad and they raised their prices as a protest by the rules of their corporate owners. they were unhappy with them. t

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council member at large michael brown. we're talking about a lot of money. darcy spencer is at the wilson building tonight with more on what council member brown says happened and where the police investigation stands at this point. darcy? >> reporter: doreen, it certainly is a lot of money. i had to ask the council member how could someone allegedly steal more than $100,000 from his campaign, a campaign worker, and not know about it? he said he was looking at campaign reports but not the bank statements. when he did, he realized something was wrong. he called it a violation of his trust and said it points to the need for more controls. d.c. councilman brye michael brn for the first time revealed that more than $113,000 was stolen from his campaign fund. when he diovered the missing money in june, he said he fired his campaign treasurer and reported the theft to police. the former treasurer has not been charged with a crime. >> the person who embezzled from the campaign was someone who had been working with me for more than half a decade. it's someone that i

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councilmember michael brown's former treasurer is denying brown's implication that he stole more than $100,000 from the brown campaign. brown came forward about the missing money earlier this week. he also said he fired hakeem sutton as treasurer when he realized most of the money for his campaign was gone. sutton's attorney says his client didn't steal anything and even suggested the councilmember used sutton to cover up his own mistakes. brown never actually said sutton stole from the campaign, but he does say he expects police to file charges soon. >>> today, we'll learn just how long you can expect interest rates to stay at record lows. fed chairman ben bernanke will hold a news conference this afternoon after two days of meetings by the federal reserve's open market committee. he is expected to announce that interest rates will remain near zero into 2015. the fed may also announce another round of bond buying meant to stimulate the economy. >>> the number of foreclosures is down, but there's a flip side to that. >> reporter: here's a big story, guys. banks seized fewer homes last

councilmember michael brown's former treasurer is denying brown's implications that he stole more than $100,000 from his campaign. brown came forward about the missing money earlier this week. he also said he'd fired hakeem sutton as treasurer when he realized most of the money for his campaign was gone. sutton's attorney says his client did not steal anything and even suggested the councilmember used sutton to cover up his own mistakes. brown never actually said sutton stole from the campaign but he says he expects police to file charges in the case soon. >>> some northern virginia residents are a little hesitant about heading down to local ponds or lakes right now, and that's because there's been another rabid beaver attack, the second in two weeks. the latest incident happened at the hidden pond nature center in springfield on saturday. witnesses say there were some children fishing at a competition there when the beaver just showed up. it lunged at a 4-year-old girl. an animal control officer eventually shot and killed the animal. parents in the area say they're avoiding the water

councilman michael brown is dealing with corruption within his own re-election campaign. the at large member says someone stole more than $100,000 from his campaign fund. brown says he found out about the theft in june and fired his campaign treasurer. he hasn't said who the accused thief is and says he's trusted that person for years. >> the person who embezzled from the campaign is someone who had been working for me for more than half a decade. it's someone that i have extreme confidence in as well as many members of elected officials not just here in the district of columbia, but in this region who had person had worked for. >> police have not filed charges in the case, but brown says he wants the person responsible to be prosecuted. >>> hundreds packed the baltimore hebrew congregation to pay their final respects to ravens owner art mow bell. ray lewis, ray rice and several about ravens were present there. modell is credited by building the nfl's influence by helping to found monday night football. he is greatly criticized in cleveland for moving the browns to baltim

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brown had his man beat. michael huff on the outroute that ball was thrown about five yards to the outside. >> ian: 33 pass attempts, no sacks. for oakland. and clean uniform for number seven. third and long for the stoolers. first possession, second half. they have more than doubled oakland's yardage total. feeling some pressure, roethlisberger on the road to mike wallace for a first down. roethlisberger took a shot. and limping as he grabs at that left leg. >> dan: philip wheeler with the hit on roethlisberger. that should be a penalty, you cannot do that to the quarterback. you cannot go low on the quarterback like that. wheeler gets away with it. that's definitely illegal. >> ian: 22 yard hook up to wallace. new set of downs for pittsburgh just across the 35. a hand off, keeps the legs churning as he crosses the 40 yard line. mcclain and bryant combine on the stop. >> dan: go back to that hit on roethlisberger. beecham is 68 he's going to push wheeler, wheeler continues to crawl then hits roethlisberger below the

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council member michael brown is expected to speak out about campaign matters. the d.c.ethics board ruled yesterday that brown can compete in the november 6th election. brown who is running as an independent made the ballot with 3,166 ballot signatures. the board's decision brings to an end a three week investigation looking into the integrity of brown's signature gathering effort. >>> former d.c. council chair kwame brown will have to wait a few more months to learn his punishment. yesterday, a federal judge granted a motion to delay next week's sentencing until november. so brown can quote complete his cooperation with prosecutors. brown faces up to a year in prison after pleading guilty to bank fraud and campaign finance charges. >>> to maryland now, millions of dollars are being lost to unpaid tolls. that's according to the "washington post." apparently thousands of vehicles are flowing through ez pass lanes without a pass device. the post reports nearly 650,000 vehicle owners owe about $6.7 million. and that's just within the past five years. the maryland transporta

brown, lost the ball! scramble for it the. recovered, touchdown! >> dan: looked like wheeler came over to help out michaelh the ball out before brown could get across the bowl line then mad scrum at the bottom. already signalled it's a touchdown. >> ian: now it's getting ugly. >> dan: mike wallace went in there shoved the wrong guy, richard seymour. seymour retaliated. now the flags will fly. >> ian: brown recovers it. in the end zone, mike tomlin trying to get his players out of there. we talked to tomlin about the officials yesterday he said, look, they didn't create this problem. i don't know if they're the solution to the problem but i do appreciate their honesty if they miss a call, they will say i missed that one, coach. now when you're winning games you feel okay about it. >> dan: this is a great effort by antonio brown to recover his own fumble in the end zone. watch as the ball knocked out by wheeler. it's on the ground, brown sees it, squeezes out just like country fair greased pig and he beats wheeler to the ball hangs on for the referees to get there. >> ian: you've been to a lot of county far

senator brown, warren leading, senator brown, michael, he's got this likable guy persona.s it perceived, though, when he kind of went after elizabeth warren there? >> i think he is losing his likable guy persona. part of the reason is you can sort of tell his condescension towards her, his kind of genuine distaste that this race is going the way it is. he kept on calling her professor, as though that was a bad word. i don't think in massachusetts that's considered a bad thing. >> rick santorum did say last week. >> to call someone a professor in massachusetts, yeah, that is probably your neighbor, right. >> and i think in her attack is a really good one, which is banging into the ground that he is a part of the republican minority, that he is going to vote on justices. if she can say that over and over again, it doesn't matter if he is pro-choice or not swirgs something that is important to voters in massachusetts if he is going to be voting who gets to be on the supreme court. >> jessica taylor, jonathan capehart, thanks to all of you. and i want to note here that ana is

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this one coming from michael bole, his third of the season. giants just dominating. brownsecond touchdown of the game. he was once cut by the panthers. new york went. 36-7. >>> baseball now. washington nationals hosting the dodgers. a 2-1 game in the fourth. danny espinosa, ground ball down the line. ian desmond scores. nats go up 3-1. now, to the ninth. storen closing things out. the nats clinch the first playoff berth since 1981. >>> and the reds are also headed to the playoffs, clinching their playoff berth, as well. >> looking forward to cincinnati winning the world series. >>> tiger woods has a share of the lead as the second round of the tour championship gets under way today. he had six birdies in his first round yesterday. if woods wins the tournament on sunday, it would mean a $10 million payday, which is the largest payout in golf. 10 million bucks. >> not too shabby. and he happens to have a few million already. just to go along with all that other good stuff. >>> here's a remarkable moment from a high school soccer game in massachusetts, straight from a corner

they hired michael wolf to write a column about tina brown. just what america is crying for.edia. that will sell copies. well done. >> eric: by the way -- >> bob: with all the dumb things i said, don't worry about it much. the n.f.l., the referees are on strike -- lockout by the owners. so they have replacement officials in. this last week, a certain side judge was brought in to the do the new orleans saints-carolina game. on the face page, he put himself up, and he had a fan page for the new orleans saints. guess what? they had to walk out on the field and say son, this is a little bit of a problem here. we take you off and replace you with somebody else. he thought he'd get away it with. good try. >> eric: i watched a lot of football. they did a good job. be careful. you're right, lock-out. >> andrea: last week i traveled to give a speech in the south and i visited gillford college. here are the college republicans. even in the white shirt was a college democrat president who showed up. that was nice. thank you to north carolina. it went to south carolina and they were so n

michael vick got stuck. four picks. look like the browns are going to pull this upset off 16-10 but vick makes amends in the final two minutes. his touch downpass right here and eagles escape with a 17-16 victory. we already have a three-with a tie atop the nfc with the eagles, cowboys and redskins. washington nationals yesterday, while all the fuss and hoopla was going on over rg iii and rightfully show, they got lost in the lights here. this is routine and will end the inning except it doesn't. you wear the eye black and all that stuff. >> it still didn't work. >> you look up there in the sun and that led to two runs and the floodgates were open and stanton, that thing is way gone. this is one day you want to forget about. their magic number is still 17. what that means is any combination of nats wind an braves losses that equal 17 in this last month and nfc champs. not bad. one more piece of sports to get to. how about serena williams yesterday? again, very quietly, underneath the radar up this in new york city. she is now the queen of n

will be held today for late actor michael clark duncan, he passed away september 3rd from a heart attack he suffered in july. his funeral is invitation only. >>> chris brown has a probation hearing related to the assault against his former girlfriend rihanna. >>> an 8-month-old mother is charged with kidnapping in the disappearance case of her son. jury selection begins for johnson. she sent a text message to the baby's father saying she killed the baby. she then recan'ted the story saying a couple took the baby after she gave it away to them. >>> the trial against a college professor is set to begin, amy bishop accused of killing three colleagues at the university of alabama huntsville in february of 2010. >>> leon panetta will be in pennsylvania, scheduled to tour the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville. >>> teacher says it's about fitness and fun, not everybody buying it. >> coming up, we will talk about what others are saying is an inappropriate exercise for kids. we will tell you about one dance studio and a class some parents are shaking their heads about. Ñ[= >>> race for the white house, conventions are over and it's about the general elect