. >> a lot of ravens fans wanted to see ray wright get more carries on sunday. for good reason. the past three years, the ravens have a 21-3 record when he touches the ball. he had 27 touches, the most this season. that set a tone for playing more physical football. it gave us a glimpse of what to look for as the personality of the team shapes in the second half of the season. at the end of the day, john like a physical team, so look for a ravens offense that moves quickly between plays, runs the ball more often, and is more physical. it takes more than finesse to win, once november arrives in the afc north. >> we want to be a physical football team. we have to stop the run. we have to rush to pass or two. we have to be able to throw the ball as well. it is going to take a different things in different games to win. i hope we build in the capability to be an up-tempo offense. that is something that joe has done a great job of driving and our guys have been responding to. even when we were huddling, it was a faster tempo then you see in the past. >> great news for colts' head coa

ray de felitta, this was his first trip to mississippi. and like yvette, it was the unfinished story of booker wright that lured him here. owing in his father's footsteps. >> ray, what was it like for you to suddenly find yourself in these same towns, in the same streets. >> it was great to actually envision my dad in 1965 there and i'm actually sitting in the same restaurant, i'm wandering with a film crew in the same town. >> before long, ray and his crew were bumping into people who'd actually appeared in his father's film. people like iola mccoy whom he met while she was serving the crew lunch one day. >> that's part of the magic of film making. amazing things happen that you never foresaw. >> iola was a young mother living on a plantation in 1965 when the plantation's manager abruptly let frank de felitta's crew into her mother's house. >> come on out here. >> the manager wanted to show frank how well his black tenant farmers lived and how well he treated them. the manager said he took care of his hard-working tenants like this one, who was going to get indoor plumbing. >> going to put a bathroom in here. going to pu

wright. >> not the best of days, you know. not really throwing out a ray of sunshine today, are you, tucker barnes. >> don't put this on me, julie. >> you're the one talking about it. we're all trying to ignore it. northbound 395, express street and plain line. traffic flowing freely on the beltway between annandale and merrifield. a lot of your work got scared of early last night. some not set up at all. southbound 270, an easy ride? spite of the fact we are dealing with wet pavement. wipers getting a workout this morning and on the long and winding roads like the georgetown pike, be careful. they are leaf covered and with the combination of the wet pavement makes for a slippery commute. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. e traffic. >>> the petraeus story continues to develop this morning. now, the most senior american general in afghanistan is implicated. the pentagon says general john allen apparently had inappropriate communication with the woman linked to the scandal. as fox's ainsley earhart reports, the fbi is busy with multiple investiga