he may have been done but the nates weren't. in the 8th, ian adds one more.he nationals blank the mets 2-0, completing the sweep, lowering their magic playoff number to just six games. >>> orioles hosting the rays. slow roller to third. manny scoops it up. i think he is throwing to first. instead he throws back to 3rd. catches rich thompson in a rundown. great defensive play. nature mac sh nature mac lout -- nate nails one and remains tied with the yankees. >>> to football, robtder griffin said -- robert griffin said his dad called him up and said son, you are ready. he sure looked like a veteran out there. while folks around the country are still talking, and we are, rg iii and his tomb mates have moved -- teammates have moved on. he said all that that victory did for him was add confidence, not pressure. >> to me it doesn't put any pressure on me. it just solidifies what i have always thought, that i could play in the nfl at a high level. you know, this team can be successful with the coaches we have and the players we have. >> the terrapins will have a new

. >> nate parker. and music from the afghan whigs. >> i don't know, why did the chicken cross the rode. >> the chicken crossed the road because he was run over by the >> the chicken crossed the road because he was run over by the american actress lindsay lohan. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- julie bowen. nate parker. and music from the afghan whigs. with cleto and the cletones. and now, once and for all, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello there, thank you. welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. thank you for bringing meaning into my life. i appreciate it. [ applause ] that's very nice of you. today has been a strange day. i think i'm in a feud right now. not like a family feud but a real feud. no prizes. or anything like that. i made a video with jennifer aniston, the actress. from film and television. she asked me to play the part of her son. they released this video yesterday

nate, paer, everybody.kimmel live" concert series sponsored the bud light. >> jimmy: you can see them on tour this fall. here with the song "my enemy," the afghan whigs. ♪ ♪ i hear the whispers, baby if what they say is true they say i killed the brother to fall in love with you ♪ ♪ these words i heard them once before a conversation i believe ♪ ♪ how does a man begin to fall when he does practice to deceive ♪ ♪ it was a voice behind my back his face i could not see it clear ♪ ♪ the voice was so familiar though i knew my enemy was near i knew my enemy was near ♪ ♪ the sun is gone and the sky is black so get your ass out from behind my back ♪ ♪ i told you once and i told you all and i told it like it was ♪ ♪ ♪ you can't have me if you can't catch me ♪ ♪ out of your mind bent on revenge to think i once called you my friend ♪ ♪ you want the dog i'll let him out come and get some baby come and get some baby ♪ ♪ the sun is gone and the sky is black so get your ass out from behind my back ♪ ♪ i told you once and

nate parker. and music from the afghan whigs. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> he was run over by america >>> from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, nate parker is here. we have music from the afghan whigs. here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm your host. thank you for bringing meaning into my life. i appreciate it. it's very nice. we have -- today has been a strange day. i think i'm in a feud right now. not like a family feud but a real feud. no prizes. i made a video with jennifer aniston, the actress. she asked me to play the part of her son. they released the video. a lot of people have been talking about it. this morning on the "today" show, apparently they do a segment where they ask martha stewart about her opinion on things. why they ask martha stewart other than making a boutinere out of toilet paper. >> ryan seacrest introduces this video. shows she's pregnant with trip lets. she has two kids one of which is jimmy kimmel. >> do you like it in. >> i don't really like it. i think it makes som

nate hubbard and sweet water oak hang back in fifth place.s the horses round the far turn, chapman makes a break for the lead. >> current lady cruising on by on the outside. >> and now tom chapman's got his eyes on that first place finish. >> back in front current lady takes the lead. >> but nate's horse, sweet water oak, is coming up from behind. in no time at all, hubbard is riding side by side with chapman. >> you can hear him yelling at his horse, i can hear him coming up from the inside. >> current lady on the inside, on the outside sweet water oak. >> my filly started to drift in just a little bit. right when i reached up to grab her is when just a split second too late is when she clipped tommy's horse. >> i could feel my filly take kind of a funny step. and i thought, god, we collided. >> sweet water oak stumbles. >> sweet water oak loses the rider. current lady in front. >> the next thing you know, she's popped back up and i just happened to be hanging on her neck. >> riders, please watch out. >> nate hubbard manages to stay on the h

but then i think nate's character in the film is kind of a special guy. so i could see how robert miller would have taken an interest in him. >> and don't you think his father kept his secrets? i mean he must have known we are was going and not going. >> absolutely. >> he was in the car. he heard every phone call. >> rose: so there is also this. your relationship to him and your relationship to the daughter, and the daughter's relationship, elaborate on that. >> we had been married a long time, started when we didn't have so much. and i mean they have a full life. they've got two kids. the daughter is obviously a little bit more together than the son. she works for him. and i don't want to give too much away. >> rose: we have to set it up to talk about it. >> well, you know, they have beening to many years. and so things shift and she knows that there is some fooling around going on. and she's kind of looked the other way, kept the family together. i don't think they discussed it. she has her own life, she is a philanthropist, she has a businessment and n

this good weather, we know the nates won't get rained out. >> they are in new york right now. they are having good weather too. orioles didn't get rained out either. the nationals close to clinching a playoff spot and the orioles try to stay on top. sports is next.

. >> he was huh louse nateing, and -- huh louse nate -- huh loose nateing and was paranoid. he was in the hospital and they diagnosed him as bi-polar and put him on lithium. >> chris lacey graduated in 2005 with a 3.79gpa, moved to this duplex in sausalito and the i team has learned he got a hunting license that same year. >> i never saw him use a handgun before, but he was a pretty good shot with a shotgun and a bow. >> lacey's resume says he moved from sausalito last year to near chico and started a small farm homestead to sell the produce on-line and to customers in the bay area. he wrote "i also contribute significant time to the ron paul campaign and the liberty movement." even with his mental health history and his access to guns, those who knew chris lacey can't comprehend how and why he wound up in that highway shootout with a chp officer. >> there is nothing in me i would think that would happen with chris. >> craig lacey told us he hadn't talked to his son in a year and a half, that he could be very charming and he didn't consider his son to be a violent person. da

nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole

i'm nate. - charlie. - where were you headed, charlie?ur business, nate. - that's true. - i'm gonna get some water. - where have you been? - just getting some water. - aaron, maybe we should camp somewhere else. - no, come on. they usually hide a doctor's kit up front. good meds. - how do you know? - i, uh, owned one, a plane. - seriously? - yeah. i used to work at this place called google. - that was a computer thing, right? - now...it's nothing. $80 million in the bank, and i would trade it all right now for a roll of charmin. [screw clatters] [pipe squeaking] - wakey, wakey. - ow! - don't. - you know, you folks should be more careful. i hear there's all sorts of bad men out there on the road. - look, man, just take whatever you want and go. - are you giving me orders? - hey, take it easy, look. side pocket. - oh-ho-ho! you like to have a good time? that's lucky. 'cause we like to have a good time too. - no! no! - no! no! - hey, leave her alone! - wait your turn. - [screams] - [coughing, choking] what's in the whiskey, bitch? - [screami

. >> he was huh louse nateing, and -- huh louse nate -- huh loose nateing and was paranoid. he was in the hospital and they diagnosed him as bi-polar and put him on lithium. >> chris lacey graduated in 2005 with a 3.79gpa, moved to this duplex in sausalito and the i team has learned he got a hunting license that same year. >> i never saw him use a handgun before, but he was a pretty good shot with a shotgun and a bow. >> lacey's resume says he moved from sausalito last year to near chico and started a small farm homestead to sell the produce on-line and to customers in the bay area. he wrote "i also contribute significant time to the ron paul campaign and the liberty movement." even with his mental health history and his access to guns, those who knew chris lacey can't comprehend how and why he wound up in that highway shootout with a chp officer. >> there is nothing in me i would think that would happen with chris. >> craig lacey told us he hadn't talked to his son in a year and a half, that he could be very charming and he didn't consider his son to be a violent person. da

. - i'm nate. - charlie. - charlie, i'm telling you, you can't trust anyone. we're looking for miles matheson. - his brother was murdered by a militia. - just you. come with me. - no way, buddy. - she's my niece. i don't know you. militia, huh? - why did monroe want my dad? - monroe thinks your dad knew something, and he thinks your dad told me. - what? - why the lights went out, maybe how to turn 'em back on. - my mom is dad, my dad is dead, and god knows what they're doing to danny right now. so you are going to help me get him back. - why is that? - 'cause we're family. [clattering] - i want to wear my ballet slippers. - no, we're gonna be doing a lot of walking. it's like...dora. it's like a big adventure. we are gonna walk right out of the city. - where? - to the country. there will be a lot of food and water and-- and room to play. [clattering] can you do something for mommy? - what? - do you remember when we were in target and your brother wandered off and i was running up and down the aisles? do you remember how scared i was? - yes. - i need you to be

joining subcommittee nate silver.ested in politics or statistics, you must read his great 538 blog on "the new york times" web site. welcome to the show. >> yeah, thank you. >> so you point out in one of your blogs that economic data alone actually doesn't -- is not a very strong predictor of election outcomes despite the fact that people tend to think so. but let's start just with the economic data. when you look at election models that are based on, you know, essentially economic data, gdp, job, per capita income, what is the prediction? >> most would predict a close election. the reason being that they look really only at what's happened over the past year or so. historically, voters have short memories and they care about are things getting better. the jobs numbers have been mixed over the past year. we've had some decent month, some not so good months. they've been ticking up from recessionary to average. and when the -- the economy's average, the incumbent usually wins as a default. you can find models that are

last night look what nate silver said. posted this tweet, quote, i'm not prone to hyperbole senate map is imploding. nate silver's polling forecast says the democrats' chances of controlling the senate has increased to 79% in our forecast today up to 70% the day before. 79%. that is how likely it is democrats will control the senate after this election according to nate's forecasting. here's the truly jaw-dropping part of it, though. here's the mitt romney part of it. quote, had we run the model a month ago based an polls through august 19th, the democrats' chances of maintaining senate control would have been listed at just 39%. think about that. in the span of one month, democrats went from a 39% chance of controlling the senate to a 79% chance of controlling the senate. one month. a 40-point jump. thank you, mitt romney. now you know why scott brown was racing back to try to be a senator for one more day in washington, d.c., instead of competing for his senate seat at home. where the latest poll says president obama is

so i mean, we don't transfer assetvez very often. >> >> okay. >> i guess getting back to nate, in ourground leases have we a breakdown what percentage is retail, industrial, office? so i think you showed us and i think i understood the numbers that you showed us was what is not ground lease, but directly leased and that breakdown by industrial, retail, whatever? but we don't see the breakdown of what the ground leases are being used for, which would be interesting. because we show now 40% of industrial, but to break down the ground leases, would that percentage be different in terms of what the public sees, whether it's under a master tenant agreement or direct lease? >> commissioner, we have not actually done a breakdown of how the ground lease breaks into its own sort of subcategories. we have done a little bit in terms of trying to assess the number of restaurants or retail operations, but we don't always have those -- that data. we could certainly try to assembly that. >> not just necessarily from the standpoint of finances

so i mean, we don't transfer assetvez very often. >> >> okay. >> i guess getting back to nate, in ourground leases have we a breakdown what percentage is retail, industrial, office? so i think you showed us and i think i understood the numbers that you showed us was what is not ground lease, but directly leased and that breakdown by industrial, retail, whatever? but we don't see the breakdown of what the ground

so i mean, we don't transfer assetvez very often. >> >> okay. >> i guess getting back to nate, in ourground leases have

. >> he was huh louse nateing, d was- huh louse nate -- huh paranoid.ed him as bi-polar and put him on lithium. >> chris lacey graduated in 2005 with a 3.79gpa, moved to this duplex in sausalito and the i team has learned he got a hunting license that same year. >> i never saw him use a handgun before, but he was a pretty good shot with a shotgun and a bow. >> lacey's resume says he moved from sausalito last year to near chico and started a small farm homestead to sell the produce on-line and to customers in the bay area. he wrote "i also contribute significant time to the ron paul campaign and the liberty movement." even with his mental health history and his access to guns, those who knew chris lacey can't comprehend how andhp why he wound up in that highway shootout with a chp officer. >> there is nothing in me i would think that would happen with chris. >> craig lacey told us he hadn't talked to his son in a year and a half, that he could be very charming and he didn't consider his son to be a violent person. dan and carolyn? >> we will continue to

you probably saw nate mclouth leave off the game with a home run. the orioles would score three more in the top of the first inning. matt wieters at the plate, two- run home run. the orioles with the 12 win by a final score of 10-4 -- the orioles went on to win my final score of 10-4. you can pick up your orioles playoff tickets. ticket options will be available exclusively on line with three options to purchase. we have a link on our website, wbaltv.com. san ounce wonderful. -- sounds wonderful. >> 70 degrees on tv hill. >> a vote could be held today on a proposed new contract for teachers. >> this is 695 at bel air road. folks are getting out and about. ♪ [ telephone rings ] how's the camping trip? well, the kids had fun, but i think i slept on a rock. ♪ the best part of wakin' up what are you doing? having coffee. ohh. ♪ is folgers in your cup >> welcome back. 5:10. you can see the low clouds and the fog. a little bit of light rain or drizzle. into the afternoon, a good chance for some heavy rain. take an umbrella with you. most of it up and penn

nate mclouth , 0-2 pitch. the orioles up 1-0. adam jones drove in this one. that was hit hard. 4-0. matt wieters -- mark reynolds. matt wieters had a home run. the orioles are a half-game behind the yankees. 10-4 was the final. the ravens have the lead with under five minutes to play. you have to look in the mirror for reasons of the loss. ray rice had it going. joe flacco shined in the first half. the game-winning drive. and this serves a purpose this week. >> anytime you lose, it creates an opportunity. it forces you -- when you win, you try to build on it. when you lose, you're forced to dig deep. and it's human nature. >> a game sunday night against the patriots right here. >> moments ago, a french court has ordered a magazine to hand over all the topless photos of kate middleton within 24 hours. we'll keep you posted on that. 6:26, 71 degrees at the airport. baltimore county delays its plan to spray for mosquitoes. >> residents of several baltimore county it never hurts are on alert after several car break-ins. >> a man pleads guilty for attacking a high school student. >> we a

nate mclouth wins it with a game-winning hit in the ninth inning.zales made a start for the bids. did not look like he would stay long. he didn't even move. 1-0, rays. as has been the case all year, the orioles answer in the bottom of the first. wieters drove in a run. betemit drove in hardy. one of the great plays you'll ever see. evan lon gorgoria with a swinging bunt. now the other great part of that play, j.j. hardy was smart enough to be on third base when machado made the play. unbelievable and then machado scores the game winner! mcclouth off the left field fence. let the celebration begin. the orioles win their 80th game of the year and stay tied with the yankees. chris davis hauling around nate mclouth. the yankees beat the red sox. curtis granderson off aaron cook. 1-0, yankees. two batters later. with a man on. robinson cano. this guy one of the best players on the planet hits home run number 30. 5-4, the yankees hang on. they are tied with the orioles orlse play at 12:30 this afternoon. ravens play the eagles sunday in philadelphia. they

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now 2 outs with the bases loaded....last night's hero nate mclouth...a chance to do it again...but hetrikes out...o's had the bases loaded and no outs and do not score... manny machado just hit a walk off single to win...orioles sweep the rays 3-2 in 14 see how the yankees do against the red sox...plus the ravens get ready for michael vick... tonight at 10-50 and 11-30 on sports unlimited... --toss to vytas-- vytas-- 3 3 3 a... teenager... wearing nothing ... spider-man mask.../ pulls off... a... daring stu. stunt. it happened... at... a... florida high school... homecoming game...//.here ... you ...see him... running buck-naked... across the field... before ...jumping a fence..../security guards... chase after him.../ but... quickly... lose him... as he jumps... anooher fence... and ... &p hops... iito a getaway ar..../but... guards ...catch a glimmse... of the license plate.../ leading to an arrest. 3 before we leave....a quick update on the metro train acciient. the mta... says the coldspring metro station is reopening... but commuters will still experienceedelays. fox45 news at te

. >> in tonight's nate silver >> in tonight's nate silver updatef the new york times blog fraufts that on november 6th president obama will wen 312 vos d mitt romney will th25es hha ofniaskeckp to 80%. joining me now is krystal ball. senator turner it's all about ohio. we keep saying no return has every won the presidency without oh. what is your sense of the prident's lead in ohio right now? it seems to be just outside the margin of error. w lncio cenle t t and we celthat by the frequent visits by the president here and by governor romney. his team trying to make up for their 40%. you know, republicans have a problem with the 40%. here in the state of ohio, our governorncidon't need your people. we got governor romney talking about he don't need those people and the last time i checked we were we the people. and that's who the president is fighting for. we the pple in eye yoe, we the people in wiscsin,e oplell aoss isnt goornes al actlwho he is and we've got to believe that he doesn't care about the 47% in this nation. >> watching the romney-ryan romance come apart in such an ugly way

nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco

nate mc louth got things started with this leadoff homer in the 1st, anddbefooe it wes over the orioleshaded out 15 hits in a 10-4 pictory...the yanees were idle, so their lead over the orioles was cut to jujst a half game, and the birdsnot lead the angels by three full games for the second wild card spot...the pedal is to the metal on the birds bandwagonn..aad it's full speed ahhad. 3 and a sad day for maryland racing...the legendary deputed testamonyyhas died at bonita farm in harford county..he was 32...he won theepreakness in 1983, and was the last maryland-bred horse to winthat event..and at the time of his death, he was the oldest living winnnr of a triple crown race...in his 20 race career, deputed testamony won 11 times and finished second 3 times..he was a blue collar horse in a blue collar town and he ran like his paycheck was on the line.deputed testamony. dead at 32. early nighlights from seattle...we'll hear from the ravens, and ourrprep player of the week award..it's all cominn up at 10:50 and 11:30 on sports unlimited --toss to vytas-- vytas-- 3 3 what... do you get... when.

nate mclount dio a baltimore un buen comienzo abriendo el juego con un jonrÓn y los orioles vencieronr interesante la contienda en la divisiÓn este de la liga americana. matt wieters tambiÉn bateÓ un jonrÓn y adam jones anoto Ó cuatro veces por los orioles, que se acercaron a medio juego de los lÍderes yanquis de nueva york. baltimore ademÁs abriÓ una ventaja de tres juegos sobre los angelinos de los angeles en la pelea por un comodÍn. el venezolano endy chavez se fue de 5-1, una empujada para la victoria de los orioles 10- 4 sobre los en el campamento de un equipo del area en la nfl, las noticias son malas no solo por la derrota. y es que una temporada que arrancÓ de manera prometedo ra para los washington redskins ha dado un giro cruel por las lesiones de brian orakpo y adam carriker a la defensiva recien en la segunda semana de la nfl. el entrenador de los redskins mike shanahan confirmÓ que orakpo, su apoyador externo estrella, se desgarrÓ el pectoral izquierdo. carriker, ala defensiva de sexto aÑo, sufriÓ un desgarre de tendo Ón de cuÁdriceps y no volverÁ a jugar en 2012. ambos j