he plays an election official who you weres away a funny talking voter from the old west. >> i careethhou has traversed from. >> wilson is promoting the idea of voting day becoming a national holiday, but actually not all of this video was appropriate for tv, so to see the entire video, you can go to my facebook or twitter page. @lynn berry underscore. and then facebook.com/lynn m berry. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. and now your first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow closed at 13473 after dropping 110 points yesterday. the s&p fell 14, the nasdaq sank 47. taking a look overseas, in tokyo, the nikkei plunged 173 points while in hong kong, the hang seng lost 17. >>> so how will investors react to the unofficial start to earnings season? after the bell, alcoa lowered its 2012 outlook for aluminum demand but reported slightly better than expected earnings and revenue. also yum brands said it saw strong quarterly sales in china. >>> the international monetary fund says global financial risks have risen in the past six months. that's thanks mostl

the fact there are wild horses out there right now, thousands of wild horses in the west that are still part of the oldver got hand. these are courses that are protected by the government, much like an endangered species. what happened to them? the government has taken some of them off the land and tries to sell them. it says repeatedly, emphatically, that is so careful of who it sells them to, that's they know for a fact that none are slaughtered or even sold to people who might resell them to slaughter. what we found in our investigation is they never checked up on any of these claims, and are selling to this one guy, tom davis, they have sold him 1700 horses over the past three years. >> who has sold them? >> the bureau of land management, essentially, the federal government has sold these courses they take off the range to this one buyer. where they go? the government does not know and tom davis is not telling. evidence suggests that he is sending them to mexico to slaughter. >> sending the horses how to mexico? >> that is a tricky question to answer. he sends them down to texas, which is a very go

illegal fifth two thousand and ten was a is a day right after the easter holiday and a mine in a month old west virginia owned by massey energy which had a cheap quite a notorious reputation for safety violations and environmental violations was under the gun to get back in working and at a bit known as a gassy mine with dangerous methane gas the mine had been cited many many times by the mine safety and health administration for safety violations and it was mining metallurgical coal which has nothing to do with air pollution that coal is used to make steel and it's all almost all shipped overseas what happened i've never heard of metallurgical coal yes there is out and it's not burned it is part and choose to make coke and coke is then used to make iron steel so its bits like like converting wood dick to charcoal and then burning charcoal something like that but its use is not used as an energy source it uses a raw material for the steel industry in this case the global steel industry but in any event. miners detected something wrong at the mine strange airflow patterns. an arm broke on a long

the foundations of the old west bridge has been knocked down to may way for the new eastbound deck.he water surprise falls with the tide. what is now a kind of pool will be fill in with concrete. >> we're using lightweight concrete that is actually buoyant and can rise and fall over the year with the changes in the level of the water. reporter: and the mywood farms -- ply wood forms of the deck are being built. for anyone hoping to get a boat's eye bridge, caltrans has a warning. it's dangerous. >> we've got extra patrols so you should know, coast guard, chp, actually underneath the bay bridge right now because so much work is going on the span. so, please do not go undernight the suspension bridge while we are lifting 35,200 tons. >> ama: not a good idea. abc-7 news is your bay bridge station. we're counts down the days until completion of the new bay bridge, just 331 days to go now. we'll continue to bring you progress reports on the work here on abc-7 news. >>> a southern california mayor is underfire for wanting to get rid of soup kitchens in his city. the controversy is happeni

think, at its heart with several deserts, but ultimately the subtitle is "book and bust in the new old west," so i'm looking at the way the economy affects our lives, the way the economy gets into our very bodies. um, it's a book that i wrote because i -- my body arrived in the desert under very particular circumstances in the winter of 1997 when i was broke, broken and on drugs. i was in mexico city where i had been lucky enough to go under a book contract from new york. i got an advance from a new york publisher to write a book. it was, you know, a dream come true, and in mexico city by november of 1997 i had crossed the deadline, and i didn't have a word written. and i was broke. and i called the only friend that i could count on at that point because my lifestyle had led me to troy a lot of my -- destroy a lot of my relationships. i called a performing artist who i'd met through the sol dare network, you know? ardent politics back in the 980s. and i said, eddie -- [speaking spanish] and she happened to be living in the village of joshua tree, california, at that particular time. and the

since the days of the old west, wells fargo investigators like darran mazaika have been tracking downas one of the more complex cases that i've worked because of the amount of people involved, the numerous states involved. it led to this huge, complex spider web. >> narrator: using barksdale's bank records and wells fargo's surveillance footage, mazaika helps establish the flow of money back to sacramento. >> there were three parts to this cash-advance scheme. the first part here was a cash advance in the amount of $10,500. half an hour later, there was a cash deposit at a second wells fargo branch for half the amount -- for $5,250 into mr. barksdale's account. and then, three hours later, mr. barksdale was in sacramento withdrawing cash out of his account. that's basically it in a nutshell. >> and that was some of the best evidence of barksdale's role and leadership role in the scheme that i could have asked for as a prosecutor. >> narrator: in july 2008, authorities begin searching locations around sacramento, looking for evidence of the crime. at the time, barksdale is in county ja

. >> back inside the jail, another tradition from the old west was taking place. >> the dynamic betweenes is interesting. >> the magic houdini. >> one officer in particular, officer fulater, had an interesting way of staying engaged with the inmates. he played cards with them. >> shuffle the cards up, lay them out on the table, and i tell them which card to pick. they pick the card, they get whatever prize that i select for them. >> sometimes it's food, sometimes it's extra milk. >> if they don't want it, they have to be quiet and leave me alone for the day. >> he's lying. he's lying. we don't cut him no slack. >> you first? >> yeah. >> slicks? >> ain't nothing slick here, sir. >> six. >> ha, ha! thanks! >> you got it. >> the cameras are on now. >> it was perfectly within the rules. >> seven. pay the man. >> and it was his way of sort of understanding the pulse of the pod. >> nine. >> nine? use the force. use the force. >> yes, sir. >> nine! >> any officer that comes in here and shows us respect we're going to give him respect back. we have officers in here that are for lack of a better

the old west. because i love that and i grew up curious, i wanted to see more and more. i had done a fellowship and went to columbia in the 1990's for a little while. i had not really covered a war until after 9/11. they needed an extra person in afghanistan. they sent me in november 2001. it was terrifying. each trip i have taken ever since was as terrifying to contemplate going to a place in the midst of conflict. when you get there, you are so busy working and so absorbed in what is happening that it is not scary for a while. they build up after a while, after you spend some time in difficult situations. it is energizing to get there and cover a story and feel like you are doing something important. you feel like every single fact you are able to get out to the world is really important. >> you mentioned the book on robert moses. is there another book before we go to another clip that has a big impact on you? >> the best and the brightest by david halberstam. >> i read the book again and again, a detailed explanation of how the government works. the war in vietnam. "a

it's a taste of the old west adjacent to the city and that's something to smile about.y, vern glenn, cbs 5. >> yeah. thank you, vern. and ken and dana as we go back to you, today for the first time i saw live the clydesdales pulling the budweiser beer wan wagon which was a sight to see. it's really amazing thing. >> yeah. they are amazing animals. they are like the town mascot. >> i got my boots on and i'm sticking to it. or something like that. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ee. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters.

it's old west legacy includes guests like mark twain and the outlar bart. after a two year renovation, they have the classic 19th century feel in a modern luxury setting. >> we have people coming from the bay area and southern california who came here in their younger days and had quite a wild time but now they want someplace nice to stay. >> part of the hotel's western lore includes genuine, and the story has it he lost $56,000 at that hotel in a poker game. when he lost that, that was probably worth about half a million dollars now. >> yeah. >> enough about money. let's talk temperature. >> a different kind of numbers. heading outside we have the clouds around. the view from mount tam shows that it is definitely around the bay. so from around here south we have sunshine, but also clouds to the east. it's nice and sunny in our far inland valleys. you saw the south bay. this is the embarcadero. looking good now. things moving and people central about with numbers in the mid-50s. later on today of course a busy place and nice weather to enjoy once again. you

deals at its heart with several desserts but ultimately the subtitle is boom and bust in the new old west. looking at how the economy if it affects our lives and get this into our very bodies. of book that i wrote to because my body of arrived in the desert in the winter of 1997 when i was broke kumbaya broke and and on drugs. in mexico city where i was lucky enough to go under a book contract from the art. i got advance said dream come true and in mexico city i had crossed the deadline and not one word written. i was broke i called the only friend i could count on because lifestyle allowed me to destroy relationships of friend and mentor to the solidarity network and said species begins spanish she had been to be living in bet negative would treat california. there are circumstances that led her how did she went up in the desert? everybody has a story how they got there. she said we will give you a place to live. wrote shortly thereafter one of the first things that i saw that says services 100 miles. year at 29 palms by joshua tree i fell to go further out. that is on the edge of a beau

desert who are felons, you know, violent, but they decided, it's like a lot of the outlaws of the old west. they would come in to town, locals would hide in to clean up the town. it's like we need you, you know. so there is fat and on these incredible moments ago. been as i mentioned, the longing, what i noticed in all of my characters do and what i cannot respond to is i see that they are all longing for some connection. i'm not like that social networking. they don't want that. the human connection that most people are longing for. and that's what's driving, that's what drives all of these stories. you know, i mean come even the people who got in the wilderness and lack wildlife. something is amiss better obviously. and there's some family when. they are getting approval somewhere. people are telling them, that's how they're accepting, someone is telling them they're doing a good thing. broken circuit. so that's kind of what i'm looking at. and then also there's the american creed or. it's a free country, i can do what i want. what happens when that -- i agree. that's great, we're a coun

a number of issues with an accident that closes the stretch of randolph road just east of old columbia or westd columbia pike and east of fairland road. here's the beltway silver spring. heavy traffic continues out of college park with a new crash on the ramp to go north on 95. looks like a portion of the ramp will be blocked. still cleaning up a crash on 197. checking out the road 66 travelers, the lineups are in manassas, centreville, leaving fair lakes and fair oaks to get into vienna and heavy into vienna. back to you. >>> as for wall street, looking choppy waiting on economic data. >>> can you say goodbye? speak. speak. >> cbs this morning is next. they have the debate preview coming up. >>> we'll see you

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but a lot of the outlaws in the old west, they would come in. the locals would hire them to clean up the town. it's like clint eastwood in the movie be unforgiven. so there is that in there are these incredible moments. incredible moments of hope. what i noticed in all of my characters and what i respond to , they are all longing for some connection. [inaudible] a human connection that most people are longing for. and that is what is driving all the stories. you know, even the people who go out in the wilderness and something is remiss there, obviously. and somewhere people are telling him that this is a form of acceptance. someone is telling them that they are doing a good thing. but there is a broken circuit there. so that is kind of what i'm looking at. also, there is the american credo. it's a free country, i can do what i want. what happens when that -- that's great, i love it, we are a country that is hyped up on freedom. but what happens with that idea and what happens with a person with personal pathology. you can't set that notion down.

it is kind of an old west at it, keep government out of our lives. i think you also see others that will move toward the center as well. it is limited government and less washington d.c. involvement in our lives. an oldhost: what is the makeupe state legislature? guest: we have a slight majority in the state house for republicans. we control the state house. and the senate, a slim majority for the democrats. the attorney general and other statewide elected officials are republican. and our governor is a democrat and very popular. it is representative of the voting population we are little helter-skelter. host: mary and westfield and new jersey, independent caller. caller: can you hear me? host: my fault, go ahead. caller: two questions. the president says that north america will be energy independent. how come the press does not realize that includes at canada and mexico? and allegedly, he has holdings in china and mexico. before cannot see a tax returns, we cannot see his holdings in mexico. i want people to consider a third-party candidates. i hope

. >> reporter: east meets west, old school, new school, another increasingly important tool for cancer patients everywhere. >> and while doctors and patients are increasingly on the same page with it comes to this medicine, insurance companies have some catching up to do. you can still get coverage for opiates or prescription pain medications, but not necessarily for that yoga class, so that is the main room for improvement. and tomorrow, we'll talk about the number one illness of baby boomers, back pain. >> i'm glad we're taking on this whole subject, thank you very much. >>> and we're back with a well known name in washington under investigation tonight. >>> funeral services set for tomorrow for former pennsylvania senator arlen specter, who died yesterday at the age of 82 after battling multiple health problems during his four decades in public life. the long-time senate chairman was involved in many high political fights. particularly over supreme court nominees. after he switched parties the year before, he will long be remembered as an inspiration, for those who lived with illnes

in particular deals at its heart with several deserts' and the subtitle is boom and bust, the new old westi am looking at the way the economy affect our lives, where the economy gets into our very bodies. it is a book that i wrote because my body arrived in the desert under very particular circumstances in the winter of 1997 when i was broke, broken and on drugs. i was in mexico city where i had been lucky enough to go under a book contract from new york. i got an advance from a new york publishers to write a book, dream come true. in mexico city by november of 1997 i crossed the deadline and didn't have a word written and i was broke and i called the only friend i could count on at that point because my life style led me to destroy a lot of my personal relationships. i called the performance artist from coast to rico who lived in the united states for many years and a solidarity network and politics in the 1980s and i said -- of set of circumstances led her to cruise from topics of central america. everybody has a story in the desert of how they got there. ness service, 100 miles, the tow

. >> reporter: east meets west, old school, new school, another increasingly important tool for cancerients everywhere. >> and while doctors and patients are increasingly on the same page with it comes to this medicine, insurance companies have some catching up to do. you can still get coverage for opiates or prescription pain medications, but not necessarily for that yoga class, so that is the main improvement. and tomorrow, we'll talk about the number one illness of baby boomers, back pain. >> i'm glad we're taking on this whole subject, thank you very much. >>> and we're back with a well known name in washington under investigation tonight. your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away as some can be life-threatening. if you have a history of heart or blood vessel problems, tell your doctor if you have new or worse symptoms. get medica

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this comes s other families aar burying teenagers.19- year- old randy owens was killed last week in westpaltimore..wens liied in east baltimore.late last mooth, 199 year- old nana mensah f randallstown wassshot and killed whiie sitting in a parked car in southwwet baltimore.police don't believe any of the cases are related. they are, however, hitting the neighborhood here to see if anybody saw whaa appened sunday night. donny moses, baatimore pd: 26.10 "she does have a bit of a history witt teebaltimore police department and the don't believe hat this was a robbery.. detectivvs say harrod's purse and ooher personal itemsswere left attthe scene.anybody who might havv any information surroundinggher death is urged to call baltimore city police. liie in north baltimore, paul gessler, fox45 neww at 5:30. a maryland lawmaker has plead &pfor paying an employee in her law office 800 dollars in campaign money to pay for wedding expensss. expenses.the ppea is part of a deal delegate tiffany alstoo pade to settle the two -&pepar with all thh time suspended. years of supervised probation, fflfill 3

it is kind of an old west at it, keep government out of our lives. i think you also see others that will move toward the center as well. it is limited government and less washington d.c. involvement in our lives. host: what is the makeup of the state legislature? guest: we have a slight majority in the state house for republicans. we control the state house. and the senate, a slim majority for the democrats. the attorney general and other statewide elected officials are republican. and our governor is a democrat and very popular. it is representative of the voting population we are little helter-skelter. host: mary and westfield and new jersey, independent caller. caller: can you hear me? host: my fault, go ahead. caller: two questions. the president says that north america will be energy independent. how come the press does not realize that includes at canada and mexico? and allegedly, he has holdings in china and mexico. before cannot see a tax returns, we cannot see his holdings in mexico. i want people to consider a third-party candidates. i hope

. >> police want to know who murdered a 60-year-old man in west baltimore. happen around 11:00 saturday night on garrison boulevard. police found the victim shot in the head with no gunman inside. details on the investigation remain sketchy. we still do not know the victim's identity. anyone with information in the cases as to call the police. three men in baltimore county or in police custody accused of ganging up on a man in woodlawn and shooting him. it happened just before 2:00 yesterday morning. the victim was found inside a car suffering from a gunshot wound. his injuries were initially described as life-threatening, but police tell us he is in good condition tonight. >> police in bethesda are searching for who ever knocked at one unconscious while she was jogging, dragged her into the woods and sexually assaulted her. it happened around 7:00 last night. it is the same trail where police and other female jogger was attacked and sexually assaulted earlier this year. detectives say this 21-year-old victim had stopped a group of peers that were crossing,

a live look at the west side here at old court road the outer loop extremely jammed.that's due to the accident at liberty road that's blocking one lane at this time. you are look at a 16 minute right now from 95 down to interstate 70. the beltway in parkville inner loop nice and clear but the outer loop sluggish up to providence road. >>> okay, so a goat got a pedicure all thanks to possibly a drunk woman. workers at a petting zoo in california say surveillance video caught the young woman jumping the fence and snatching the goat. >> we noticed that our goat was gone. so i started panicking and called the copping to find out if they -- cops to find out if they found a goat. we noticed that somebody actually climbed over the fence and took the goat. chasing the animals around and they were definitely intoxicated. >> 911. yeah, someone stole my goat? [ laughter ] >> cute. she doesn't need a pedicure. look at that little face. >> it was a pink pedicure. workers say the goat wasn't harmed but when asked the goat said it didn't want to go for the ride again. >> i bet. >>>

new details surrounding the shooting death of a 16-year-old girl in west baltimore. they say the victim ahjee harrod had been missing since march after a family member indicated she had been experiencing problems. she was shot in the head on a fairlawn avenue on sunday. and a plea deal will keep state delegate tiffani all seven from serving jail time for two a separate -- tiffany olsen from serving jail time. she was using campaign funds to cover wedding expenses. a judge sentenced her to one year in jail. will spend three years of supervised suspension. no word whether she will be able to return to the legislature following the plea deal. >> the time now 6:08. 67 degrees. what did you get the person that has everything? i ponder that as i try to find gifts for mindy basara all the time. and a frightening scene caught on tape as a driver sent a pedestrian flying through the air. the latest on the search for that hit and run suspect. >> look what i found here at the farm. we are talking fall and gorgeous pumpkins. we will be live in a few minutes with the forecast. >>

the west side of the beltway at old court road, traffic is starting to pick up here at old court road. a 14-minute ride on the outer loof from -- outer loop from 795 to 95. that's your abc2 timesaver traffic. >>> if you know one thing about baltimore, we take pride in our teams and that's why baseball season has been so exciting this fall. and that excitement continues this morning. that's because game 3 gets underway tonight in new york. the festivities may be going on there but they are happening here, too. that's why charley crowson is live down at city hall this morning letting us know what they are doing to get prepared. charley what's going on? >> reporter: megan, a big pep rally scheduled for 10:307b9 front lawn of city hall. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake tweeted out a all call for the fans to bring the spirit andenthusiasm when we had the games sunday and monday night. it's 10:30 wrought side city hall tonight. but when you think back to 1996, 16 years and 1 day to the date the last time the orioles were in yankees stadium and you remember game 1, jeffrey, tony and jeter and

for allen west to open this up on a 19-year-old kid who is getting in a barroom brawl, which a lot did charged by the military with assault. told to believe the military. he was charged by the military with assault. >> greg: do you know what he did? put a gun to terrorist head who was planning to kill american troops. he shot the gun by his head. who would ahmadinejad rather deal with, that guy or eye candy from "the view"? he'd rather be with mr. eye candy. i love him. >> bob: are you kidding me? one-way ticket to new zealand if that happened. >> greg: are you making a promise? >> bob: i promise. >> dana: another two-bit country? >> bob: no. new zealand is not a two-bit country but congressman west -- >> eric: he was honorably discharged. stop it. >> greg: he is a hero among the troops. they went down to the court case by the thousands. they supported him. >> bob: a 19-year-old -- >> andrea: you have a feud with colonel west, too and you're a barroom brawl. >> dana: he decided to join the military. >> andrea: a hero. coming up, is it a coon dense that a new film by actor matt damon vi

a 29-year-old man drowned in trinity lake west of mechanicsville. he was reportedly out fishing when he fell into the lake about 5:30. investigators say the victim did not know how to swim. hec hefgts he was a member of the ammish community. >> figrefighters pulled three people from a burning apartment. one of the victims was a four-month-old baby. investigators say that fire started on a ground-level apartment and then the flames quickly spread. no one was injured. >> tonight, the sole survivor of a fiery crash in chevy chase was convicted on two misdemeanor charges. prosecutors say that rico richardson and three friends took a stolen car on a joyride back in march. the car crashed and burst into flames killing everyone inside but richardson. richardson's family has filed a $10 million civil suit against the department. >> some bars are be staying open until 4:00 in the morning. it's part of a new plan to generate extra toll lars from revenue from alcohol sales for the city. but not everyone thinks that's a good idea. >> hey, jim. a lot of city off

the border between what used to be west and east germany is long gone but there is a queasy feeling. a stretch of the old fences still standing. -- fence is still standing. if this man had not been there, this man might not be alive today. in november, 1973, the east german was very close to the west. he was here with his bulldozer to knock down the wall under the watch of two east german border guards. on day five, a patrol unit suddenly appeared. while his guards were distracted, he made a run for it. >> all of a sudden, he went right past me like a rabbit. over a boundary line that was about a meter high. i saw out of the corner of my eye that one of the guards was trying to in his rifle. -- aim his rifle. >> but he was a little bit faster. >> before they could raise their weapons, they were looking down the barrel of my pistol and then it was my a -- all over. >> he kept his pistol aim to. -- aimed. now the to meet every year to celebrate their birthdays. it will be here next year to mark the 40th anniversary of their initial meeting. a meeting lasted a few seconds. >> thousands of east germans riske

this is -- good morning to 8 1/2-month-old connor west graham. >> standing up at 8 1/2 months. >> those some styling pants. >> he looks like an old soul, like he upped stands a lot. >> i love it. guys, he's standing up like that at 8 1/2 months. >> he has help. >> look how straight he is standing. >> got his slacks on. >> usually walking and standing like that at a-year-old. >> in some cases older. >> even older. >> his family says he has a personality that will warm your heart and we can see why. >> sure can. i love the outfit. >> our 8:00 producer chris smith is a stylish young man. i bet that is how he dressed at a -- as a baby. i can see him rocking that outfit. >> to send us your picture, go to my fox d.c. >>> 55 in washington. up to the north pittsburgh 670. 62 detroit and it's slightly warmer air off to the west that is moving in on a southwest wind. yesterday we got in the low 70s. monday turned into a great day. i think it will be warmer today. why the warm conditions? the jet stream. we have been talking about the big storms out to the west. with a big dip in the jet streams,

slowing to calistoga wires down in the roadway blocking all lanes of highway 29 at old lolly toll, detour in place. west 580 back to oakland at harrison accident blocking two left lanes slowing past the scene. west 580 at foothill on-ramp, car or truck fire. it is blocking a lane at the on-ramp at foothill boulevard. los altos hills south 280 el monte accident blocking left lane. busy morning with lots of pooling and flooding on the roadways give yourself lots of extra >> let's hope the weather stays dry and traffic stays manageable around at&t park tonight when the giants battle for the national league pennant after winning an improbable fifth game last night in front of their fans. >> reporter: home field advantage last night could not be denied. it was loud here. even the players said it was like a party-like atmosphere and their fans helped get them to game 7. the man of the night was pitcher ryan vogelsong the best game of his career he only allowed one run, four hits, nine strike outs. with a 6-1 victory over the cardinals the fans are feeling confident about game 7. >> pitching, the same the enti

here is what the west side looks like, liberty, old court road. traffic is starting to pick up, no significant delays, 12 minutes on the outer op b 795, towards 95, if you are using the jfx, looking at the typical 11 minute ride. traveling southbound from 695, all the way downtown to east fayette street. >>> electric bone chilling o- maizing, three ways to describe the crowd. a 2 and a half hour rain delay didn't put a damper on things. down at the yard this morning, with the recap of the game, charlie , the o's and fans, didn't have much time to dwell on the loss. they don't this morning. >> reporter: the game starts at 8:00. game one didn't wrap up untiling 12:00 because of the rain delay, first pitch was slated for 6:00, got pushed to 8:00 40, the fans got the -- 8:40, the fans got the wrap up rally towels. the gail was great for the o's and jbyankee fans. 9th inning, yankees exploded for five runs, started off with russel martin home run. that was the case, 7- 2, the final score, fans were so thrilled to have an electric atmosphere as baltimor

now, they say that -- that was an old saying in the west, but he was of -- at a fort in oklahoma and was introduced to an indian chief, and he said, me so and so, me good indian, and sheridan looked at him and said, well, the only good indians i ever saw were dead ones. and it somehow ended up in the newspapers about the time when we the army was involved in this horrible attack in montana on the wrong indian village and wiped out, like, 150 indians, innocent indians. so, it really looked bad. >> many of the top generals on both sides were able to get some experience during the mexican war, '32-'33. where did his leadership ables come from? >> he was in oregon when they were trying to suppress the indians there. oregon and washington. called the oregon territory. actually washington state. and he led some small unit operations along the columbia river, and he also managed an indian reservation on the pacific coast of oregon, too. so, he had some experience there. but he started out small, in mississippi, given command of a regiment, cavalry regiment, and then he evidently just showed

traveling the beltway a live look outside on the oft -- on the west side at old court road. traffic is picking up. and you are looking at 12- minute rind on -- ride on the outer loop. not too bad but conditions are starting to worsen. this is what it look like in parkville. an 11 minute ride right now on the outer loof from 95 up to -- loop from 95 up towards 9 3. and for those using the jfx no problems getting downtown. you are looking at an 11 minute ride delay free from the beltway to fayette street. that's your traffic. now over to you megan. >>> 6:17. we have been spending a lot of time talking about jerry sandusky not just because he is being sentenced today but because of the hidous crimes that were committed and what good can come from it. and we can be better parents and teachers and community leaders something we have learned. and that's why adam rosenberg the director. baltimore child abuse center is coming in to talk to us about this. thanks for being here. >> thank youch good morning. >> good morning. one -- thank you. good morning. >> good morning. we were talk

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west sides. >>chicago police are still looking for the driver of a hit and run accident that killed an 85-year old woman yesterday. the accident happened on west dvision street shortly after three in the morning. bessie manning was walking along waller avenue, when she was struck by a dark-colored car. manning had lived in a senior residential home in the 300 block of north menard avune. >>a woman and her two young children who were reported missing last week were found safe in wisconsin dells. living in their car. aneta marsek and her daughters ages two and four months were reported missing by her estranged husband. marsek had not used her credit cards or cell phone, and their absence triggered air and water searches. more than a hundred people including marsek's husband, held a vigil for them saturday. on sunday, marsek contacted wisconsin dells police. she said she needed to "get away" and went to the dells because it reminded her of childhood memories. the girls have been released into the custody of their father. aneta marsek is at a mental health facility in wisconsin. a chicago patient who'

this is the west side near old court road. you can see that is where the delay starts. traffic is backing up in the outer loop from southbound 795. it continues down towards baltimore national pike, just prior to the accident scene at edmondson. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. a happy ending in the search for two hikers who went missing in montana over the weekend. rescuers found jason hiser and neal peckens. they reported missing and friday. both men are fine. george mcgovern has entered hospice care in south dakota. he is best known as the democratic candidate president who lost to richard nixon in 1972. he served 18 years in the u.s. senate. arlen specter will be laid to rest today in pennsylvania. he was one of the longest serving senators from pennsylvania who was a republican who switched to a democrat. he died from non-hodgkin's lymphoma. >> the salmonella scare that like thousands of jars of peanut butter off the shelves expands to include shell peanuts. the peanuts, and several different packages and sizes. most common package -- there wer

officials say his 38-year-old wife, marina, walked into their upper west side apartment to find their 2-year-old son leo and 6-year-old daughter lucia dead inside the bathtub. their 50-year-old nanny was playing nearby with a knife at her side. >> on the floor of the bathroom is a nanny who apparently had inflicted wounds in her throat. >> reporter: this morning that nanny is said to be in critical but stable condition. neighbors say they never saw or heard of any problems with the nanny, so still many unanswered questions as to why she would resort to such appear indescribable act. by the way, kevin and marina have a third child, a 3-year-old daughter, who survived the whole ordeal because she happened to be with her mom at a swim lesson at the time. jon. >> my god, that is just beyond tragic. okay, marla, thank you very much. >>> in other news, grief counselors will be at an east bay high school this morning helping students there deal with the death of a classmate. her body was found an san gregorio state beach on sunday. her identity was discovered just yesterday only after a fell

the 45-year-old opened fire at a day spa west of milwaukee this morning, killing three people and wounding four more. the witnesses say it was a frantic scene as the police told people to get out of the mall. >> we were getting out. i want to my car. i saw a girl coming out from the salon and she was bleeding in the neck with a paper towel over her neck and she was very hurt. >> reporter: the police say that he apparently shot and killed himself inside of the spa. the shooting is related to a domestic disput. >>> tomorrow is the last day to register to vote for next month's election. tomorrow is the final time we will see the presidential candidates square off in a debate. danielle knottingham says it is all about foreign policy. >> reporter: mitt romney took a break from debate practice in florida to watch his tafers take on the media in a -- staffers take on media in a flag football game. he said he had a strategy for victory. >> figure out which of their players is the best and take them out early. >> reporter: the debates helped make this race a debt heat. >> the president created a fa

no delays on interstate 70, columbia pike over to 695, checking in and looking at the west side of the beltway at oldourt, everything along, no delays now in pikesville. 11 minute ride on the outer loop from 795, down towards 95. this is what the beltway looks like at bel air road. no problems on the interloop towards 95. it's clear on the outer loop up towards towson. that is a look at your time saver traffic. >>> starting today's, coon hunt court will no longer exist in columbia. howard county executive and councilman ball run vailing the street sign with the name april wind court. earlier this year, 6 households petitioned the county to change the name from coon hunt court because of a handful of disorderly incidents on the street. >>> days away prom the first and only vice presidential debate. candidates now are preparing for a match up. politicians weighing in on who they say are going to come out on top. christian mulcher explains why the pressure now is on the vice president, joe biden. >> reporter: [no audio] all right we apologize, we are having a technical error. we will find the story and

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it is an old west at age, keep government out of our lives. you see democratic voters as evident by our governor who moved more toward the center. if they could have another moniker it would be the common sense party. limited government and less washington, d.c. involvement. >> the governor is a democrat. what is the makeup of the state legislature? guest: we have a slight majority in the statehouse so we control the state house. in the state senate you have a slim majority. our attorney general and secretary of state and state treasurer are three other statewide elected officials. the governor, democrat who is very popular is obviously a democrat. it is representative of the voting population which we are helter-skelter and we have democrats and republicans controlling all sorts of key offices. caller: i have two questions. governor romney says north america will be energy independent. how come the incurious press does not realize that includes canada and mexico and his family has holdings in chinese companies that will govern the pipeline. w