that was a huge play by porter. and bringing the pass rush there at the end was fun to see. >> michele: you join dan marino and brett favre in the 400-touchdown category, touchdown passes. after all you've been through, what does that mean to you personally? >> well, it's a tremendous honor. i love those guys. brett and dan are two of my favorite quarterbacks of all time. and i don't feel like i belong in their category, but to be mentioned amongst them, it's a true honor. and it's one i don't take for granted. obviously, a lot of players have caught those touchdowns on different teams through the years. and i appreciate all of them. so a big thanks to all those guys that have caught those touchdowns. >> michele: congratulations. thanks, peyton. >> thank you, michele. >> bob: our thanks to peyton manning and to michele tafoya. and we might as well stay on topic as we bring in tony dungy from new york. you've seen peyton manning play as much as anyone through the years. your impressions of your performance tonight? >

that was a huge play by porter. and bringing the pass rush there at the end was fun to see. >> michele: you join dan marino and brett favre in the 400-touchdown category, touchdown passes. after all you've been through, what does that mean to you personally? >> well, it's a tremendous honor. i love those guys. brett and dan are two of my favorite quarterbacks of all time. and i don't feel like i belong in their category, but to be mentioned amongst them, it's a true honor. and it's one i don't take for granted. obviously, a lot of players have caught those touchdowns on different teams through the years. and i appreciate all of them. so a big thanks to all those guys that have caught those touchdowns. >> michele: congratulations. thanks, peyton. >> thank you, michele. >> bob: our thanks to peyton manning and to michele tafoya. and we might as well stay on topic as we bring in tony dungy from new york. you've seen peyton manning play as much as anyone through the years. your impressions of your performance tonight? >

that was a huge play by porter. and bringing the pass rush there at the end was fun to see. >> michele: you join dan marino and brett favre in the 400-touchdown category, touchdown passes. after all you've been through, what does that mean to you personally? >> well, it's a tremendous honor. i love those guys. brett and dan are two of my favorite quarterbacks of all time. and i don't feel like i belong in their category, but to be mentioned amongst them, it's a true honor. and it's one i don't take for granted. obviously, a lot of players have caught those touchdowns on different teams through the years. and i appreciate all of them. so a big thanks to all those guys that have caught those touchdowns. >> michele: congratulations. thanks, peyton. >> thank you, michele. >> bob: our thanks to peyton manning and to michele tafoya. and we might as well stay on topic as we bring in tony dungy from new york. you've seen peyton manning play as much as anyone through the years. your impressions of your performance tonight? >

shea-porter: when mr. guinta talked about going in a new direction in 2010 i don't think that the american public thought it meant over the cliff and that is exactly the direction they have driven us. mr. guinta and his party are responsible for what's coming up now because he, as a tea party member, and his fellow cohorts refused to raise the debt ceiling, pushed us into this deal, this sequester deal knowing full well that it wasn't going to work. when they walked in they actually said they would not compromise. and so now here we are, at this cliff, mr. guinta, after saying that washington should stay, congress should stay in washington and work on these problems left without passing any kind of the so-called extension of the bush tax cuts. the difference between mr. guinta and the president is that mr. guinta would like to continue tax cuts for everybody over the amount of $250,000. the president and the democrats want everybody to have $50,000 as the first, the first marker there. and then after, we g

deputy city attorney katy porter has given a framework and we'll discuss at the meeting when we assign this for us to actually review the personnel files, and protect the privacy interest of the officers, who were applying for patrol special officers, and giving us basically a full evaluation of what we're about to hire as patrol special assistants. and just to give you a brief idea, for example, the commissioners will not see -- it will be redacted, their social security numbers. that's not relevant to whether or not they should be hired as patrol specialist, one exmp. so we have a legal framework for that and hopefully the patrol specials will bring those names forward to the commission in at near future to consider those applications. >> one more data i wanted to add to our calendar, the data report-back from director giffen we we we suggesting the -- i was wondering if november 14 would work. great. so november 14 it is. it's the second -- that's the second wednesday. i always forget we're not meeting the second wednesday. perhaps november 24 or november 7. we can wait to see what

deputy city attorney katy porter has given a framework and we'll discuss at the meeting when we assign this for us to actually review the personnel files, and protect the privacy interest of the officers, who were applying for patrol special officers, and giving us basically a full evaluation of what we're about to hire as patrol special assistants. and just to give you a brief idea, for example, the commissioners will

jay owns facebook and i think he would disagree with you. >> i would, porter.isagree that he may be in over his hoodie, but it was a very positive talk last week back and forth at tech crunch disrupt, and just as you say he talked about search. he didn't talk about developing binge or google. he talked about ways that they could use search and i think if they have higher levels, for instance, of facebook that you can acquire, by virtue of you being willing to use the search function on facebook, that they could incent folks to do that. i will say that i had this wrong. i bought it at 20, fell down through 18. now that it is back up to 22.60, i look better but still haven't called it right yet. >> don't wait until october 25th when the next earnings report comes out. it will be a bummer as well. the one thing he does have that he has not promoted and that's really ironic, he is starting a competitor to google's ad sense, an advertising syndication service that will send ads through facebook and to websites and destinations way beyond facebook and that could be a

porter will stay with the nats through the playoffs.he braves were also winners tonight, so the natt's magic number is no longer four. it is now three. saturday is the earliest that they could clinch. >> fun times. >> natitude. lots of natitude. >> diane, we need to welcome you. >> glad to be here. >> we're excited to have you. >> good time to be here. >> it's like every sport. basketball and hockey. >> we can't talk about hockey. >> or the wizards either. >> we'll be right back. >> the wizards don't exist. [ laughing ] >>> so one woman's job search has become a viable source of inspiration for countless others. >> despite her circumstances, she is proving there is nothing she can't do. her name is tesha sheldon. she's been looking for work since june. she's got a degree. it's what she didn't have. that's why she decided to post this video on youtube. >> this is tisha here to answer all of your questions about not having any arms. as you can see, i don't have any arms. >> okay. unarmed. she decided to show employers everything she can d

the dugout got into a screaming march with porter. porter did not back down. the dugouts would empty, no punches. the next inning. the chicago pitcher through at harper. both benches emptied out again. things were heated. when everyone calmed down, gonzales and two cubs were ejected. the nats got the best revenge. in the inning, laroche with his 29th homer of the season and the 5th of this series. >>> all right. the orioles began a four game series with the yankees after honoring cal ripken. then the game, jones, reynolds and davis went deep. they topped new york, 10-6. the os can take possession with a -- win tonight. >>> redskins fans are counting down all weekend long. 55 hours away from the beginning of the season. the skins will steak -- take on the saints. the skins don't have the home opener until the 23rd. >>> the ravings will be holding a viewing tomorrow for art modell. he moved the team the city in 1996. he died yesterday. the ceremony will be tomorrow. >>> our time is 6:25. coming up on 9 news now -- >>> happy friday. 6:29. this is the place you ca

i would jump on a point nah jeff porter made. a lot of these organizations integrate jihadi veterans who have some combat experience. whether we're talking about iraq in which libyans represented a very sizable contention of foreign fighters there, or even in the afghan pakistan war zone. you have a lot of folks with a great deal of experience and that also plays into the reason of why we didn't know about this and its entirety before it happened. a lot of these guys are very sophisticated in their secrecy and trade craft. you're talking about the word of mouth, et cetera. >> let me ask you about this crucial question we've been reporting on, which is what appears to be, i mean it is at least from the way it's come out, a real disconnect from what the u.s. intelligence committee is saying they knew and when and what the white house and state department have said. their hesitance from the white house and state department to use the word terrorism and to talk about al-qaeda or al-qaeda linked groups. >> well, i think there's a diff

middle east correspondent write us because some more thought for investigative journalist gareth porter you also specializes in u.s. national security is joining us on the line from washington d.c. here to garrus as we're witnessing the arab world's again today in a big protest against america but shouldn't washington have been to surprise had this indeed orat least been prepared for an outbreak of anger like this in these volatile communities is it such a surprise. well you're absolutely right it should not have been a surprise in fact you know there's plenty of evidence has been plenty of evidence for years that the united states has been playing with fire in regard to its broad policy toward the problem of terrorism and towards the middle east in that there are there has been building for many years a strong sentiment among arab countries and islamic countries populations that the united states has become an anti islamic country particularly because of its fighting wars within islamic countries carrying out wars in iraq and in. and in afghanistan in particular but also in pakistan th

porter's car then veered onto the 87th street exit ramp.parked cars and crashed into a business at a strip mall. two other men were in the car at the time of the shooting. one of the men suffered a graze wound, the other man was not injured. they were not able to give police a description of the shooter or the vehicle involved. police in evanston say they've cracked a burglary ring in which two teenaged boys forced younger children to steal for them. a 16 year-old boy from chicago and another 16 year-old, were arrested last month, after three boys, ages 8 to 10, were caught breaking into a car on clyde avenue. the younger boys told police, the two older boys approached them and threatened to beat them up unless they committed burglaries for the older boys. chicago teachers could go on strike as soon as next monday if negotiators can't reach agreement on a new contract. wgn's randi belisomo reports local churches are making plans to offer students a safe haven during the strike. pastors who gathered here this morning say that the cps and the

and more specifically for the new west so for a look at the bigger picture i'm joined now by gareth porter investigative journalist and historian hi there gareth i am so before we actually came on to the segment you were talking a little bit about egypt and how important of a role it plays why don't you go ahead and lay that out for us well i think that the the vents in egypt are the most important of all of these incidents all of the developments that we've seen unfold in the last few days precisely because egypt is the country that has the greatest. influence over the rest of the middle east that is the country that most of the activists islamicist particularly islamic activists throughout the region are looking to to see what's happening there. and it this is of course the country that is going to have the most influence over the situation with regard to israel and u.s. policy so they're looking at the relationship between israel and the united states relations between israel. and egypt to the united states that that's where i think we're going to see the greatest fallout from this this

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the white house honey brown ale and white house honey porter.esn't make sense, doesn't the porter not have to make anything. they bring stuff to you, right? meanwhile, mitt romney leased his special beer recipe today. it's milk. it's 2%, room temperature. [ applause ] romney's running mate, paul ryan, there's a report today that says he selected his official secret service code name. each of the candidates have a code name. president obama is called renegade. vice president biden goes by celtic. mitt romney is known as javelin, and paul ryan has selected bowhunter as his code name. watch out bo, the white house dog. here's what i don't get, what's the point of having a code name if you tell everyone what it is? at that point, why not just call him paul? ryan chose the name bowhunter because he hunts with a bow, he hunts for deer. romney took the name javelin. i'm sorry to report that hollywood lost a talented actor, michael clarke duncan, the star of "the green mile" who died of a heart attack. i guess in a rush to get the story on air, the loca

they said they are making a honey porter brown and honey porter .ight, republican critics like senator john cornyn who wanted to know about it and why do you care about it right now and why not put out a recipe for a economic plan and not beer. >> you wrote a blog and i invite our viewers to read it on fox news.com. just so we know bruce sounds good but not as good as you. >> you had to change the president's song ale to the chief instead of hail to the chief. >> we appreciate it. tomorrow on fox news sunday. chris wallace has an exclusive interest with david axelrod. and a senior obama administration appointee quit amid of allegation of inappropriate behavior. susan bar turned in her resignation and she called the allegations undesigned to destroy her reputation. she was the chief-of-staff for ice: she was accused of inappropriate behavior to employee. >> right now the flooding in louisiana. these images similar to what we saw after hurricane katrina. high level waters are just one concern. so much hope, that this would have been avoided but not so

just your overnight road work as porters slow you down. no big accidents. " how much more traffic and much more in the morning drive coming out. >>> cut in that but 60s across the board approved an absolute as was the field of students to rise and shine patchy fog and hickeys along the coast. we're talking up the hottest of the work week. his smile across the bay and the peninsula. he wore a hot conditions existing in the inland areas. hall we will become at fault for lead into the trustees in cities of the beaches. 66 degrees and 7 cisco average price but around 70 pretty. ha been through greece and center grows up. >>> a couple from the bay area at sellable in their honeymoon was attacked by eight gunmen in northern california last week. they're stopped along and are just that. a man on a motorcycle shot the husband and he was released from hospital the next day. >>> a man arrested after if last crush and walnut creek is a bad joke this morning. the accident killed a pedestrian saturday night. he could be arrested and after the investiga

porter in the second season with the nats.n vilma of the new orleans saints meet with roger goodell on monday. >>> with the lockout deadline looming on saturday, the nhl and the nhl players association exchange new proposals at a meeting today, but it is not considered likely the deal will get done by the weekend. so that looming lockout could come to fruition by the weekend. which would not be good for the nhl. not good for anybody, really. >> no. let's hope it doesn't happen. thank you, dan. >>> an early-morning mystery in the sky. >>> for all your news, follow news >>> police in prince george's county, they've started installing cameras to watch their cameras. six speed cameras in the county have been vandalized since april and they cost $30,000 to $100,000 to replace them. the department has started installing surveillance cameras designed to catch vandals in the act of vandalizing their surveillance cameras. police hope to have 12 of these new cameras up in the next couple of months. they say this is a matter of public sa

porter, but my understanding that it is just one commissioner. it is just the makeup of the discharge review board. my plan is to rotate through of the commission and i have not done and for a while so i thought i would take the next one. commissioner loftus: i just have a question here. i certainly understand if there is a pending investigation, he but the oldest case you have this 14 months old and you're waiting for a declination letter. are these all within department policy as well as the initial findings? >> it is preliminary. we need to find out what they say and they appear to be -- >> as the d.a.'s office suggested that justice delayed was justice denied? is there anything we can do? she stole a. is anything we can do with the district attorney's office? >> and the homicide investigator has spoken with folks.

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. >> reporter: the city will spray monday in east porter rase, knights bridge, primrose acres and truckers heights. the department of agriculture said you should stay inside during the vague. in east port, don harrison, abc2 news. >> there have been 30 cases of west nile reported here in maryland with three deaths. all of the cases have been in adults. abc2 is working with you. go to abc2news.com/west nile. it's abc2news.com/west nile. investigators are trying to determine the cause of a house fire in randallstown around 8:00 this morning. a neighbor was inside. a neighbor smelled smoke and jumped into action. >> i tried to kick the door down. i saw the back door half open. people were sitting in the yard, gassing for air. >> the two people were take on it northwest hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. the blaze was contained to the kitchen. fire crews had it under control about 9:00 this morning. the house did have working smoke detectors. >>> american airlines continues to fly, albeit with picketing pilots and angry passengers. we have the latest on the airline's woes. >> reporte

they serve as porters, clerks, and barbers.cattera know it's likely they'll never see the outside of prison again. >> january 13th, 1989, i committed my crime, was arrested the same day. it was a murder/robbery. i got life without the possibility of parole. stupid. stupid. i was a kid. did the wrong thing. you know? i've never denied my crime. i accept responsibility for what i did. although i regret what happened and -- i mean, it happened. i can't take that back. >> i'm in here for first-degree murder. i have 25 to life with an additional 6 years, so 31 all together. i can't blame nobody but myself. me personally. my mom and dad are married. you know, i'm from the inner city, but a good part of the inner city, mostly middle-class families. >> armstrong is a former gang banger who was involved with credit card fraud and drugs. >> she was an ex-girlfriend of mine, but we still lived together at the time. what i was doing started infringing on her life and she started getting scared and she tried to stop me and didn't listen. an

also with us is jeff porter, an adviser on political and security risks and jeffrey cousins. great to see you. and eli, let me start with you. you have had so much of the first reporting on this and now, you have some more information on when intelligence intercepted some of those communications in the immediate aftermath of the attack. what were the extremists, the attackers, talking about? >> the conversations were between members of al sharia, a local organization that has an affinity for al-qaeda and al-qaeda and the islamic affiliate for all of north africa. in those conversations that were monitored or picked up in the immediate aftermath of the attacks, there was a kind of bragging to, from the sharia, the local militia, to al-qaeda, middle manager types. one source who had seen these intercepts described the relationship as one where the middle managers were clearly the superior, but no one has concluded they actually planned these attacks. one source has described this that al-qaeda and the islamic maghreb played kind of an advisory role, the role of a coach or big b

so or porter went to .nvestigate the people we spoke with said they have never seen this in the sky.hey are amazed by the image on google. google has notified but they to thet yet responded ufo claim. still ahead, a final look at the krystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: question seven will help. the department of legislative services says question seven... will mean hundreds of millions of dollars... for scols...from gaming revenues that woululd have... ne to other states. and independent audits will guarantee the money... goes where it's supposed to. krystal conwell: i think people should vote for question... seven because i think it will be a great benefit to children. infringement on our lives.s like shouldsuch an...question... how dare they step into my life that way. it's none of their business. he's trying to restrict us, again. he's taking us backwards. george allen is the last thing we need in washington. anncr: the democratic senatorial camp

. >> i'm an ada porter.ody that have canes, wheelchairs, whatever and i'm also a slash porter. i keep the pod clean. in the morning, clean the pod, clean the windows, whatever. clean the sinks. once i get that done, i go to the wheelchair guys and see if they need anything done. i'll keep their wheelchairs clean. push them to chow, push them to the yard, push them back. >> but at the end of the day, armstrong still faces the grinding monotony of life in a small two-man cell. >> the emotional toll here, it's like water torture. i compare it to that. every day it's like a drip, drip, drip. if you got sense. if i got out there i know i would not come back. if i got out of here tomorrow, i know i would not come back. i honestly say if i got there tomorrow i know i would not come back. i don't deserve to come back tomorrow. i can honestly tell you, unless i go to the parole board and i'm 43, i would tell them, i don't deserve to be back out there because i took a life. karma really has something to give me, i'm g

the recipes for the honey ale and honey porter brew were released today to the public.hey were posted on the white house blog this morning by white house chef. they were released in part thanks to an online petition that gathered more than 12,000 signatures. i'm just wondering do they serve that at ste dinners? >> sure. >> in a bottle or in a glass. >> i'm going with glass. >> yeah. >> pinkie out. >>> what a night it has been here in washington. >> we heard it outside our window here. >> rumbling. >> i knew something was going on, you didn't come over to tell me anything. >> i was busy tweeting radar pictures. busy night indeed, no doubt if you live from washington, d.c., to points south and east down into southern prince georges county, you have probably been wondering when all the thunder and lightning was going to end. it's just about done now. what a light show it was. there's a live picture now over downtown washington. the rain has eased up and all but ended now in downtown. not quite the case still, for you folks in southern maryland, down into calvert county, pa

porter's shared some of their pictures with us as they explained the theme of the first lady's speech. most say she focused a lot on education and health care. >> she spoke about financed -- college students receiving financial care. i am graduating student. i go to school on federal aid. if it were not for the bills that president obama past, i would not be able to attend. >> prices ranged from $100 to $10,000. the $100 tickets were reserved for young professionals. those inside described a moped generational crowd. the mark as the choir performed in a senior at the university officially introduced -- the morgan state choir performed and a senior at the anniversary officially introduced the first lady. its funding is group citizens rally together to get the first lady to baltimore and morgan state university. >> a lot of planning, hope, enjoy about the upcoming election. to know that the first day of that entire united states is coming to baltimore in support of her husband and the democratic party, it is a great joy for us. >> mitt romney to dave released his latest tax returns for

porter sealed the deal by picking off big ben. next up will be at home next weekend hosting new york jets. >>> o's are off today. the huge four game weekend series with the yankees didn't end as well as fans and players would have hoped. they did get the split. the yankee's bats exploded with 8 runs in the 6th, 7th and 8th innings on their way to a win at camden yards. it was a weekend split, two games apiece. baltimore remains one game back in new york in al east. first pitch camden yards, 7:05. >>> we will be celebrating our state's olympians. happening in a star spangled celebration. phelps will be honored. in his appearances he has received 22 medals, by the way 18 of them have been gold. he and the other maryland athletes who were in london will be at the inner harbor amphitheater. it kicks off at 4:00, free and open to the public. >>> took a year and a half to finish, hard work and dedication. a field dedicated to yeardly love. the uva lacrosse player who was killed by her ex-boyfriend. linda so is live in towson where love

we would not have cole porter or whoever you want, and johnny hartman and guys like this.ou have a society where you can produce a net king cole, you have a society. you have a country. look at what this country produced. tavis: is one that produced ry cooder. there is some good stuff on here. i did not get to all of this. "guantÁnamo." "the wall street part of town." that should be all you need to know to go out and get it. ry, thank you so much. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a night on the democratic convention for a conversation with arianna huffington. that is next time. we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work togethe

bad blood in washington, a shouting match between cubs coach and base coach bo porter cleerts benches: he's ease jekted. benches clear all over again. three more players were ejected. this was war. >>> a marathon match in the u.s. open. they slug it out for an epic four hours and 31 minutes. 6-3, 6-7 -- the spaniard is looking for a sixth title of the year and novak djokovic had an easier time against juan martin del potro. he advances to the grand slam semifinal. the nfl is mourning the loss of ravens owner art mow dell. he helped turn the nfl into a money making machine. he angered cleveland fans in 1995 when he took the browns to baltimore. during his career, he helped to negotiate the league's tv contracts and served as nfl president. art mow dell died from natural causes in baltimore thursday. he was 87 years old. >>> when we come back on a friday, another look at this morning's top stories and flight risk. a hoax involving a bizarre love triangle forces a passenger plane to turn around. here's my . cute. then new activia breakfast blend. a great way to help start the day. it's h

porter goes to say werth swang at the 3-0 pitch. benches clear. no punches were thrown. a bunch of guys standing around. exciting stuff. sixth inning, castillo, whoa. the teenager, harper. harper has some words. benches clear again. this time, we got pushing and shoving. i like it. even roger bernadina has to be held back. ejections everywhere. but the nationals win it, 9-2. >>> rangers and royals. we cut right to the nitty-gritty. top of the tenth. game tied at 4-4. michael young singles to center. ian kinsler scores. rangers win it, 5-4. >>> that was your "sportscenter" update. i hope you enjoyed it. my name's todd grisham. have a good day. >> i did enjoy it. >> i did enjoy it. >> oh. >> that was unscripted. that was good tv. >> we're just so in sync, we finish each other's sentences. >>> up next, "the pulse," big winners on a big awards night. >> see how music and fashion shared top billing at the vmas. living with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis means living with pain. it could also mean living with joint damage. help relieve the pain and stop the damage with

and once the porters symonds everyone grabs a spoon some bread and helps themselves to give this really is every man for himself here. this is really really hard to soup. haunch actually lovely the camp may only last a few days but it's clear that being here is having a real effect on these men. that leaves an impact on all of us here we are oblivious to the course of time rather the sun is our guide we know that we need to get up at dawn and go to bed at sunset we've got no internet connection we don't know what's going on outside this place besides life in the open and the need to share food from the same part of it helps bring people together. with your battle is coming tomorrow but today we enjoy a meal without worrying about whether we'll live or die by the same token soldiers that lived two hundred years ago had little thought about whether they would live or die if some of them were killed we're all in god's hands others would say. all being well all reenacted should have little need for divine intervention but it wasn't long before everyone was ready to hit the hay tomorrow woul

both troe testers and romney sue 0 porters lined the street near the fund-raiser. >> he has a track record of success in terms of business and governance. >> the event was co-hosted by george schultz and meg whitman. romney's california tour continues, he's now in san diego. >>> on the other side of the aisle, house minority leader nancy pelosi was also home in the bay area today. of she made a stop at barack obama's campaign ofsz in san francisco. she expressed the importance of winning back the house majority. she also says democrats in the state need to get involved and use their political power to reelect the president. >> we don't take anything for granted, but we know that if we do our work door to door, mano y mano, neighborhood by neighborhood, precinct by precinct, it is there for us to win. >> her visit comes just one day after she and dozens of democrats took to the steps of the u.s. capitol to urge republicans to stay in session and deal with some unfinished business. congress went on its election break at the earliest point in decades, in session for just eight days. pelosi sa