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owen daniels catching both of the touchdowns in this game.d the dreaded 0-2 start beating the steelers 26-6. the mazda post-game show. >> john harbaugh and his staff did a great job of getting this team ready to play football tonight. i like the execution. the energy. their focus. this is a prime example of a team of athletes being able to compartmentalize and put things behind them and focus on the job at hand. my hat is off to the baltimore ravens. >> it is, coach. these guys came out. that first drive. they served notice they were going to be more focused. this team would not give up this game. i felt when you watched that game, that team felt like this city needed this victory. they came out and took it. kudos for that team for showing up. >> these 2 rivals, when you win the line of scrimmage you win this game. the baltimore ravens offensive line and defensive line took over this game. >> whatever transpired at halftime, they regrouped. they refocussed. when they came out in the second half. it was almost like it was a tale of 2 halves. t

we are talking with ron owens and his wife jan black. joining us is his doctor, a professor of neurology at ucsf. thank you for being here. >> you are quite welcome. >> you an expert on this. when you talked to ron, did it take a while for guys you worked with him? >> ron and i have been working five.5 years. when he saw me, the diagnosis had been made and he wanted to optimize his symptom control. >> he was jokening on the shaking things in his hands. what are some of the symptoms? >> parkinson's disease is the way the brain's motor controlling areas deteriorate. so the movement type symptoms, classically tremor, particular when the arms are at rest. slowless of movement, whether handwriting, getting up out of a care. problem with stiffness of the muscles and difficulty with walking and balance. >> i noticed he has a band aid over a couple fingers. you talked about that. >> well, you tend to fall every once in a while. if you are clutcy and i did. so this one i fell and broke a couple of bones. it will be fine. >> ew. >> it's a good sto

. >> months later, sir mario owens and robert ray, who'd both been implicated in the barbecue shootingd for jevad and vivian's murders. >> this case becomes one of the biggest cases in colorado, and a prosecution in this case also in arapaho county, they seek the death penalty. >> i think it's pretty clear why we sought death in the cases of sir mario owens and robert ray. listen, they murdered a witness to a murder. it's not just its own killing. it's an attack on the entire criminal justice system. >> they had killed before. so the thought was, what do you give them? do you give them more time? more life on top of life? >> but the state's case against owens and ray was largely circumstantial, and getting death wasn't guaranteed. so rhonda fields took an active role pushing for the ultimate punishment. >> i was not a supporter of the death penalty prior to the death of my son, but now i believe that there's some crimes that are so heinous that they deserve the highest punishment that the state has to offer. >> i've seen mothers, people who were killed who have been taken apart by it a

owen daniels catching both of the touchdowns in this game.he dreaded 0-2 start beating the steelers 26-6. the mazda post-game show. >> john harbaugh and his staff did a great job of getting this team ready to play football tonight. i like the execution. the energy. their focus. this is a prime example of a team of athletes being able to compartmentalize and put things behind them and focus on the job at hand. my hat is off to the baltimore ravens. >> it is, coach. these guys came out. that first drive. they served notice they were going to be more focused. this team would not give up this game. i felt when you watched that game, that team felt like this city needed this victory. they came out and took it. kudos for that team for showing up. >> these 2 rivals, when you win the line of scrimmage you win this game. the baltimore ravens offensive line and defensive line took over this game. >> whatever transpired at halftime, they regrouped. they refocussed. when they came out in the second half. it was almost like it was a tale of 2 halves. thei

any way joe to owen 7 nothing. and more of joe to owen 17-6. 176 yards passing.shake and bake. still got it. getting some playing time because rice is out. ravens run for 157 yards and they win 26-6 over the steelers. both teams 1 and 1. championship semifinal. colorful crowd in spain. warrior thompson. 16 points. curry 13. hello slash brother. slashing. temper flare at the end. no punch thrown but team usa on to sunday final with a 96-68 victory. they were in the friend at the than. >> no. substituting the screaming for literary reference. >> i'll do shakespeare for 100 dan. >> i'll do shakespeare for 100 olive garden wants to know what unsuspecting foodies think of our new lasagna fresca. mmmm! so delicious. i guess fresca is the right word for it. this might be the best lasagna i've ever had. that is amazing! wow! surpise! our new lasagna fresca is sure to surprise.

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from houston, dave owens, wusa- 9 sports. >> dave is mean. they are not going to be bottom feeders this year. >>> hockey a topic of conversation today. why? it is the winter classic. new year's day 2015. the caps face the blackhawks, according to a washington post records. nats hosting the phillies. they have beaten the nats four times heading today's game. tanner roark pitching. cabrera from third. span got to second. we move to the third. brown hits this one. it is 3-1 with the phillies on top. after the 3-1 win over the nationals, tanner roark discussed losing to their division rivals. >> we're still in first. we'll come out tomorrow and win tomorrow. i can't think about that at all, you know. just go out and play each game hard as you can for long as you can. >>> so the nationals are collapsing. the redskins are playing tomorrow. it is doomsday. >> and earlier, you don't pick the skins tomorrow? >> not at all. >> all the d. c. teams win tomorrow. >> right. coming up, we're used to seeing deer crossing roads. wait until you see what we are

at redskins park, dave owens, wusa9 sports. >> thank you so ouch many, michael sam no longer without a job. after being cut by the rams, sam is now a member of the dallas cowboys practice squad. taken in the 7th round, sam is the first openly gay player to be draft by an nfl team. nationals going for their first road series win in los angeles. top of the 9th inning, nats down 2. after taking a couple days off, bryce harper scores, we are all tied up. and drives in danny espinosa. dodgers actually just tied the game up 3-3. bottom of the 9th, there were two outs to see if they can pull it off. >> it's that time of year again. high school football and here is your -- our first weekly poll of the season. four great games for you to choose from. check the code of the game you want to see to 25543. and we'll announce the winner tomorrow night. >> oh man. so the nats are looking like they may go into extra innings. >> they are up one, the dodgers tied it up. >> have they ended the inning? have they gotten out of the inning? >> yes. they are still going, jason worth apparently dropped add f

any way joe to owen 7 nothing. and more of to owen 17-6. 176 yards passing. justin shake and bake. still got it. getting some playing time because rice is out. ravens run for 157 yards and they win 26-6 over the steelers. both teams 1 and 1. championship semifinal. colorful crowd in spain. warrior thompson. 16 points. curry 13. hello slash brother. slashing. temper flare at the end. no punch thrown but team usa on to sunday final with a 96-68 victory. they were in the friend at the than. >> no. substituting the screaming for literary reference. >> i'll do shakespeare for 100 booksbooks at laquinta.com,hatfd he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can prep for his presentation. and when steve is perfectly prepped, ya know what he brings? and that's how you'll increase market share. any questions? can i get an "a", steve? yes! three a's! amazing sales! he brings his a-game! la quinta inns and suites is ready for you, so you'll be ready for business. the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com! la quinta! he. >> that's our report. >> t

not wrestle with when they're trying to enjoy naked speed dating or bondage class, but abc's ryan owensent and asked them anyway. >> reporter: new orleans knows a good party. and the home of mardi gras really knows a good parade. >> this is a swinger pride parade. we're going to show the world that we're proud of who we are. >> reporter: but even the big easy has never seen one like this. >> hold on tight. >> we're about to roll down bourbon street, baby. >> reporter: welcome to the first ever swingers pride parade. down a busy bourbon street. yes, couples who sleep with others with the full consent and often full cooperation of their partners. the pride parade is just a tiny and tame example of what you'll find at naughty in n'awlins, an annual swingers convention. "nightline" got an all-access pass. so, naked speed dating? >> yeah, today is naked speed dating. >> reporter: at least as much access as we could handle. >> first thing is bondage. >> reporter: of this year's gathering of 1,300 swingers from around the country, all based at a boar bone street hotel. among them, 28-year-old

owens jr. he escaped from culpeper county jail. he was held on charges of robbery, assaulted and battery, burglary, abduction and forging bank records. call police if you have any information. >>> singer chris brown will be back in a d.c. courtroom tomorrow. his hearing is set for 9 a.m. related to his recent assault charge. brown and his bodyguard are accused of punching a man outside w hotel last october. so far brown rejected plea deal offers. >>> the little girl behind our bring them home campaign has now been missing six months. relisha rudd was last seen march 1st in the 1900 block of massachusetts avenue southeast. the 8-year-old was seen with khalil tatum who was the janitor at the homeless shelter where she lived with her family. after a machine hunt d.c. police found tatum -- manhunt d.c. police found tatum dead in kenilworth park. police say he killed his wife and then himself. you have any information on the whereabouts of relisha, please call 911 immediately. the fbi is offering a $25,000 reward. >>> a proposed gun ran

owens and his wife news jan black sat down to talk about symptoms and treatments.t turns out, depression is part of the illness. >> depression, i have quite a bit of depression and the parkinson's feeds into that. i was at 40 or 60% of people who get parkinson's have depression issues. >> reporter: jan, do you find that he's moody? >> yes. >> you know, i seriously think he's sort of always been like that. you know -- >> reporter: moody? >> well, before the diagnosis. and then you got on antidepressants and it really does make a very big difference i think in terms of his moodiness but i've often wondered, well, was this sort of a symptom of parkinson's showing up before the tremors did. >> so you can join cheryl jennings for her exclusive interview with ronn owens right after our newscast at 10:00 here on abc 7. >>> up next, a touching display. why christmas tree lights are being lit up for the rest of the month in san mateo county. abc 7 is honoring hispanic heritage month with posts to our instagram feed. today is world gratitude day and we're thankful for the co

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at the ravens practice facility in owens mills marylandonight. todd. >> reporter: and jessica, tonight ravens head football coach john harbaugh has said that today was actually the first day he has seen this video. this new video came to light early this morning. it was released by tmz sports and it shows ray rice in a confrontation with his then fiancÉ now wife janay. during this video shot by a camera inside the elevator at revel in atlantic city, you can see janay confront rise and then he punches her in the face knocking her out. following the release of the video, rice who was already suspended for two games based on earlier video of the same incident, the ravens released rice and subsequently the nfl also suspended him indefinitely and just a short time ago his coach john harbaugh addressed the media at the ravens facility. >> something we saw for the first time today, you know, all of us and it changed things. when someone that you care about does wrong, you know, and is faced with the consequences of doing wrong and rightfully so,

for now from houston, dave owens, wusa 9 sports. >> oh, come on, dave! bottom feeders! the season hasn't even started yet! >>> to the high school gridiron, bob headen won six city titles, considered one of the deans of dc public public -- schools. hd woods made a dedication announcement today, scoreboard dedicated as well. bottom of the scoreboard now reading "in honor of coach bob headen." obviously a meaningful day for the legendary coach. >> i'm so glad that i'm alive to see this happen because normally they name stadiums and schools after you when you pass away, but i'm, i'm -- it's a pleasure that i got the opportunity to be here today. >> long time coming. >>> a little hockey and baseball news. captain blackhawks, nhl classic on new year's day. we're waiting for confirmation, where is it held? to be held at nats park. the nationals and their park was really the most logical destination. >>> speaking of baseball, nats magic number to clinch the east is 16, facing the phillies today. after winning a marathon yesterday, ryan howard at the plate singling two to make i

any way joe to owen 7 nothing. and more of joe to owen 17-6. 176 yards passing. justin shake and bake. still got it. getting some playing time because rice is out. ravens run for 157 yards and they win 26-6 over the steelers. both teams 1 and 1. championship semifinal. colorful crowd in spain. warrior thompson. 16 points. curry 13. hello slash brother. slashing. temper flare at the end. no punch thrown but team usa on to sunday final with a 96-68 victory. they were in the friend at the than. >> no. substituting the screaming for literary reference. >> i'll do shakespeare for 100 is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i

dave owens was in philly. he has reaction. >> reporter: this was classic washington-philly drama and hostility. first place was on the line here at the link, and the eagles and redskins played like it. make no mistake this was a slugfest, literally. >> i made a football play. i got punched in the face. i didn't do anything wrong but defend myself after getting hit. but if i could do it again, i would do it again. >> the fourth quarter brawl was preceded by figurative punches. kirk couches did his part. 400 capacity yards, three touchdowns. >> i think everybody can see that there is major improvement going on here, and everybody can rally around kirk for the next six, seven weeks. >> as an offense, as a quarterback, you just have so many people around you. that's what i take away from today, the good thing we have now. we obviously need to get better, but there's a lot there to look for. >> reporter: but it was test day for the burgundy and gold defense. not jacksonville, not houston. this was philly, and the e

critics of the death penalty notice troubling similarities. >> owens, ray and dunlap all went oh thee young african-american men at the time they were charged in their cases. they were all charge ed in the same exact judicial district. why are these three singled out and they are the only people on death row? >> race is extremely important. but it's not important as it relates to this concept of death penalty. we happen to have three african-american men who are on death row for the same thing -- cold blooded murder. in my view, it has nothing to do with race. it has everything to do about murder. >> narrator: over the next few years rhonda fields would continue to be an important voice in favor of capital punishment -- especially because the dunlap case was about to reemerge in the headlines. after nearly 20 years of court proceedings, nathan's defense team was running out of options. in 2012 the tenth circuit court rejected his final appeal. a year later, the supreme court refused to hear his case. district attorney george brockler, now in charge of the case, took decisive action.

>> ryan owens tonight. ryan, thank you. a stunning backdrop there. >>> and another fiery image tonight. this one from southern california that caught our attention late today. take a look. fire burning away one of the high points of the iconic come los sum roller coaster at six flags magic mountain. the fire started while it was being disassembled by workers. nobody was hurt. come los sum was the world's tallest and fastest wooden coaster when it opened more than 30 years ago. an investigation under way tonight. >>> now to nfl star ray rice. the football starl cult by the ravens tonight, suspended by the nfl after a troubling new vild yoel has surfaced. you'll remember these images. tonight, for the first time, we're seeing something else. what happened inside the moments before and then what happened next, now costing him his job. tonight, the nfl taking action. what will authorities now do? abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: the video -- chilling. football star ray rice following his then-fiance jan nay into an atlantic city

>> all 33 couples. [ applause ] my real name, dana owens on them. >> jimmy: your real name?is is all official. all legal. they made me a commissioner. >> jimmy: like commissioner gordon? >> that's what i said to them! like commissioner gordon? >> jimmy: wow, a queen and a commissioner. they took it back. it was like cinderella. only 24 hours. >> jimmy: the state made you a commissioner? >> they did. i got the hookup. >> jimmy: theare there powers y could have exercised? >> i did say, mr. commissioner, wave that parking ticket, and, this is the commissioner, let the homie out. i don't nope, juknow, just let . >> jimmy: are any of the people you married on television that night still together? you run into of them? >> i do. i didn't know who was getting married before it happened. it turns out one of my really good friends, two of my really good friends, jamal and octavius got married that night. they were right in front of me. oh, my god, i'm doing this. ill got to be part -- i was super top secret, though. like, they didn't want it -- >> jimmy: even you didn't know. >> i had

. >>> kgo radio host ron owens recently revealed he has parkinson's disease but chose to hide it from the public for more than 12 years. owens and his wife, former kgo news anchor jan black, sat down with our cheryl jennings to talk about ron's battle. his doctor also joined us to talk about symptoms and treatments. it turns out depression is part of the illness. >> depression. well, i have clinical depression. so the parkinson's kind of feeds into that. bill will tell you that i was at 40% or 60% of people who get parkinson's have depression issues. >> reporter: jan, do you find that he's moody? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> well, i seriously think he's sort of always been like that. >> moody? >> well, and before the diagnosis. and then you got on anti-depressants, and it really does make a very dbig differenc in terms of moodiness. but i have always wondered if this was a symptom of parkins parkinson's showing up before the tremors did. >> please join cheryl jennings for her exclusive television interview with kgo radio's ron owens this morning at 10:00 here on abc 7. >>> and up next, a t

. >>> kgo radio host ron owens recently revealed he has parkinson's disease but chose to hide it from public for more than 12 years. owens and his wife, former news anchor jan black, sat down with our cheryl jennings to talk about ron's battle. ron's doctor also joined us to talk about symptoms and treatments. it turns out depression is part of the illness. >> depression. well, i have clinical depression. so the parkinson's kind of feeds into that. bill will tell you that i was at 40% or 60% of people who get parkinson's have depression issues. >> reporter: jan, do you find that he's moody? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> well, i seriously think he's sort of always been like that. >> moody? >> well, and before the diagnosis. and then you got on anti-depressants, and it really does make a very big difference in terms of moodiness. but i have always wondered if this was a symptom of parkinson's showing up before the tremors did. >> please join cheryl jennings for her exclusive television interview with kgo radio's ron owens this morning at 10:00 here on abc 7. >>> and up next, a touching displa

good evening i'm kevin owen it's now eleven pm here in moscow so than the top story ten years ago today what was supposed to be the first day of school became a terrifying ordeal for the small town of beslan in southern russia the world watched horrified as chechen militants seized school number one as it was called taking a thousand people hostage mostly children and parents for survivors and families there the pain has not diminished. you. so to the chronology of those terrible days in the early morning with a mood of excitement and anticipation young families arrive for what should have been the start of a new term but terrorists stormed that school killing eighteen people in the process they laid explosives around the building on to the second day your forty's managed to convince the attackers to release mothers and babies around one pm on the third day though some of the terrorists explosives went off some hostages tried to escape as they did so the terrorists opened fire on them a few minutes later russian special forces moved in the number of victims of the siege was high three h

dave owens has reaction from fedex field. >> now griffin looks hurt. >> reporter: it took all of two from promising to painful. >> when i landed, i wanted to look at my ankle because i felt something and when i looked at it, it didn't look in a great position. so i kind of knew something was wrong then. >> reporter: he was right, dislocated ankle, his day over. his season? we're still not sure. >> it's not easy by any stretch and i know he's sick about it. i'm sick about it for him. >> reporter: particularly disheartening when you consider how much is riding on this guy and they was, the franchise player writhing in pain on the sideline again, his season and his development stalled again. >> in moments like these you just got to keep the faith and stay with it and just believe that everything happens for aurone and god has a plan. >> reporter: but -- a reason and god has a plan. >> reporter: but what's the team's plan? well, cousins in the short plan. >> my job is to be the backup quarterback and if called upon, to play and i better play well and help this team win. >> reporter: in t

i'm derek mcginty alongside kristen berset and dave owens. the only bad things are the guys for the redskins who will not be here tonight because of injury, one of those, of course, d'angelo hall, that devastating achille's injury. some say it may be a career ender for him. >> reporter: definitely been a tough week and he has the veteran experience on this defense, so really a tough loss for this redskins squad. >> reporter: an achille's injury is devastating. to a 30-year-old db it's even more devastating. so the football future of d hall looks a little cloudy, but off the field what's next? turns out mr. hall has options. the deal on deangelo. well, that's not such a simple subject. there's outspoken d like the time he discussed the dolphins bullying case with our own darrell green. >> i don't know what guy in our locker room would allow anything to get i mean even remotely close to that level. >> reporter: there's bombastic d, a relatively small man in a world of giants who is capable of sensational tirades and oral outbursts like these. ♪

. >> dave owens has the story now. what did you think about his address? >> i don't think he said much. we're looking at a powerful guy whose job and credibility is in question. how do you reestablish credibility, ladies, after you've lost it is the question. ask roger goodell. the winds swirling around his fortress are hurricane force for the last 10 days while his and the league's reputation has come under attack. he's been absent. today he resurfaced from his bunker and asked the public for a chance to redoom himself. >> unfortunately -- redeem himself. >> unfortunately over the past several weeks we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. that starts with me. in addition, our teams and league staff, everyone, will participate in education sessions starting in the next month followed by training programs. >> reporter: there have been high profile high level calls for your resignation. what would you say to those people? why do you feel like you should be able to continue in this role? >> because i acknowledge my mistake. august 28th i said we did

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. >> here tapping into hous tur north ryan owens that could drink us a chance of seeing more showers, however, it will most and fran, upper 60s today for the north day. in the for santa rosa and with. >> rob, thank you very much. swimming for his life. a swim erp is attacked by a a white shark. he says the shark knocked him off his surf board mid wave. the shark came up out of the water and landed on his board, splitting the. >> popped into the air probably 10, 15 feet and i looked down and saw. >> browning says he was still tethered to the board so when the shark began to pull deep exit pulled him out of water for five seconds. this 2. . a andin nch now we have a look at the highlights and surprise halftime guest. >> the entire nimitz highway is closed. we're uking about some major injuries and a morning impact on yo your. >> can i say this makes meer in rouse. >> duane: plus, a shocking new twist >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> chaos on 880, shutting down traffic in both directions. what is the latest in the san leandro/hayward area? >> you still can't move. up see here t

we want to go to kristen berset on the field with dave owens. >> reporter: i'll take it first before i toss it oh to kristen. we'll get back to the xs and os. it's quiet now, but will change, in particular at the beginning of the game we'll see some special stuff. >> reporter: since the ravens came to baltimore in '96, they've only had one guy that's sang the national anthem, but this year they're ushering in a new voice. the hit, the cheers, those are the familiar sounds of football, but in baltimore the ravens have ushered in a new sound. ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ >> reporter: that is the smooth voice of 25-year-old joey odoms, the team's newest national anthem singer, just the second one ever in the team's 18 year history. joey made his regular season debut last sunday afternoon at the home opener for the bengals. >> it's the largest crowd i've ever performed for and it feels amazing. it feels really good to finally get it out of the way because in the preseason i felt like a rookie playing hoping to make the team. ♪ with stripe and broad stars ♪ >> report

and owen d. young, the other great collector, who was "time" man of the year, 1929. founder of general electric -- rca, rather. so these performance copies came from their collections. this particular one, i believe, came from howe. i believe it's the howe collection. >> host: one more. >> guest: but i do want to mention one thing. this belonged to dickens too. here is his pen, which you may want to hold, and that's his ink well. and this is his ivory letter opener which was given to him by his sister, georgina hogarth, and she had it inscribed or engraved, c.d., he always put that in everything, in memory of bob, 1862. and this was one of the forepaws of his recently-deceased cat, bob. and the story has it that dickens had trained bob to put out his night candle with his paw. >> host: not to be terribly accuracy, but how much is this all worth? >> guest: we don't like to discuss prices. in one sense, it's invaluable. i don't like to think of this in terms of value because these are priceless objects. certainly the manuscripts, i suppose, one could find another lette

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, houston. >> this is a fascinating case we'll continue watch. >>> let's get another look at the overnight head wlooins mr. ron claiborne. i like the mister. it injects a nice formality. >> i appreciate it. thank you, mr. harris. >> and misses. and the miss. >>> the huge security breach at the white house. omar gonzalez came sprinting over the fence friday evening, making his way to the driveway. he was arrested inside the white house doors. it all happened minutes after the president and his daughters took off on marine one helicopter. >>> and nfl commissioner roger goodell apologizing for the mistakes he made. espn reports that the baltimore ravens had a detailed description of the elevator beating in ray rice's case, but team officials still lobbies for leniency. >>> florida state has benched heisman trophy winner jameis winston for today's game. he was suspended after making sexually insensitive comments. >>> quite possibly the cutest thing you will ever see today. these are two cheetah babies. the sisters, they're now three weeks old.

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>> please join cheryl jennings for her interview with ron owens tomorrow more than at 10:00 a.m. on abc7. >>> a history made on the racetrack today. coming up, how one driver went down in the record books. >>> looking live outside, this is our last summer weekend. we could see changes when fall arrives. drew tuma will let us know about a chance of rain. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >> first career win for custer. his seventh career start. >> you did it, man. >> great job. >> that was 16-year-old cole custer, driving into the racing recordbooks. the teen became the youngest driver to ever win a nascar national series event. he led 148 of 175 laps at the new hampshire motor speedway, then fell into seventh place on his last pitch stop. he caught back up during the final laps and took the checkered flag

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>> reporter: let's get down to dave owens and kristen berset who are on the field with more on what's ahead tonight and what this game means. >> reporter: yeah, guys, we got some football to talk about, a pretty big game tonight. what a great game for cbs to pick to kick off thursday night football. >> reporter: schedulemakers knew what they were doing, week 2 ravens/steelers, it doesn't get any bigger than this. >> reporter: two arrive rivals tonight, ravens trying to avoid going 0-2, but aside from the distractions they've had to deal with all week from their fallen teammate, this has been a short week. this is the ravens second game in five days and it's another division opponent and like i said, they lost the first one trying to avoid goine ravens and steelers are no stranger to playing in primetime. they played on the 10th anniversary of september 11th like they're doing tonight for the 13th. this is a rivalry with a deep rooted hatred among fans but respect among the players. >> hatred is a very strong word, but it seems fitting, but it's a lot of respect going there because the

either way, jegs se owens shattered the na zi claim on hitler's own turn.w ride through the canyon of heroes. and it happened 78 years ago today. couple of quick notes before we go, joan river's daughter says she's out of intensive care and in a private room for at least us here, facebook is back. >>> all right. i want you to listen to something because i'm confused. listen to this. >> our objective is clear, and that is to degrade and destroy isil so it's no long aerothreat, not just -- longer a threat to iraq, and to the united states. >> okay. all well and good. then later in the same speech, this -- >> we can continue to shrink isil's spirit of influence, its effectiveness, its financing. its military capabilities, to the point where it is a manageable problem. >> destr

we spoke to the mom of marquel owens earlier on the show this morning.he saw these students take the field honoring him. watch. >> it was hard for me to enter the stadium knowing that my son wasn't going to be there. but when i seen the guys come out with helmets, i felt as if my son and marquel owens' mother's son was on the field with those players. and we were very touched and honored. >> that was the mother of barry weyer there and marquel owens. because of the atheist group those crosses have been removed from the helmet? >> apparently some local attorney in jonesboro where asu is located. he got in. sent a personal letter. my son graduated from asu and student body president there about 10 years ago. it's a fine community and great campus, great school. i think it was a wonderful way to honor these two students. frankly i care a whole lot more about this grieving mother than i do some attorney who got his feelings hurt. there is nothing in the constitution that says that we have a right to not be offended. i get offended every day. my values get tr

. >>> now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> a pretty good magic carpet ride for the orioles this year, big lead in the east, no stress, but all good things come to an end, of course. baltimore is going to the playoffs we know, but the road to the world series just got tougher because one of its best players won't be available for eight games of the postseason. chris davis docked suspended 25 games today for using adderall. he led the majors with 53 home runs a season ago, only 26 this year but still one of the best power hitters on the team. that's a huge loss. rest of his teammates taking on the yankees today. orioles magic alive and well. here we go late in the game down 1-0, but in extras here come the orioles. everybody is running. orioles win 2-1 in extra innings. they dominate in the east. >>> how about some football? much anticipation for the start of the season. then burgundy and gold took the field in houston last week and. [ raspberry ] it's only week two but sunday against the jags is huge. here's why the redskins got to play much better on of

. >> this morning at 11:55 a.m., owen came into the world just 5 pounds 11 ounces. >> she told me shead a boy too, i started bawling. >> they can play sports together and go to the shore together. >> we have a starting shortstop and second basement for the fillies in 2034 now. >> nothing but great times. >> the sisters have the same name picked ourtd. if think had a girl it would be great. what would they have done if they both had girls. rock, paper, scissors, probably best they both had boys. live in abington, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a senior activity center in doylestown, buck county, took a moment to retire their flag, the ceremony took place in front of the center of the 700 block of north shady road, after the old flag was retired, they raised a new one and the plaque was dedicated in honor of a long time member that passed away at 100 plus years of age, the entire student body of o'hare, took part in an open school lit lit guy today. everybody gathered on the football field to spell out this year's slogan, all in. >>> eagles work together

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, houston. >> this is a fascinating case we'll continuech right here on "gma." >>> let's get another look at the overnight headlines with mr. ron claiborne. i like the mister. it injects a nice formality. >> i appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> mr. harris. thank you. >> and misses. and the miss. >> all of you. >> i'm confused. >> good morning to all of you. and sara. good morning, everyone. >>> the huge security breach at the white house. secret service agents say omar gonzalez came sprinting over the fence friday evening, covered about 200 feet in seconds, making his way to the driveway. he was arrested inside the white house doors. it all happened minutes after the president and his daughters took off from the white house on marine one helicopter. >>> and nfl commissioner roger goodell apologizing for the mistakes he made.n:kf during one of the worst scandals in nfl history. espn reports that the baltimore ravens had a detailed description of the elevator beating in ray rice's case, butç team officials still lobbied the nfl for lenienc

and ryan owens sat down with robertson to talk all about it. >> reporter: he is the outspoken patriarchone of america's most famous families. millions welcome him into their homes every week on "duck dynasty." phil robertson is 68 years old and not about to change who he is or what he says. >> look at our culture, dude. you can look in any directions and say, whoa. >> reporter: his comments about our culture have gotten him into trouble. but robertson isn't backing down in his aptly named new book, "unphiltered." >> people are going to read it but people need to get in their head, i don't hate anybody. >> reporter: he says the book is partially to clarify comments that got him into hot water. the comments were published in "gq" magazine earlier this year. robertson called homosexual behavior a sin. >> the only place i know of that i could have gone to answer that question would be a bible. the dictionary wouldn't have explained it. encyclopedia wouldn't have explained it, whether it was a sin or not. >> reporter: would you consider yourself a homophobe. >> i'm as much of a homophobe as