i saw him knock ed reed out once, on a block where ed reed was looking him right in the eyes, they'reere. and he just lunged him into and knocked him out cold. >> al: that's a big time knockout. moore, stopped just after he crosses the line of scrimmage. jacob ford, number 78, first to hit him. >> cris: well, i'm all for mixing it up occasionally, but if you had to ask me, what's working better, the passing game or the running game. i want that ball in ben's hands right now. second and nine, you open up a lot of possibilities defensively. >> al: ben, 30 out of 39. second and nine. pass, caught. right side. hines ward. hit by keith bulluck. and that's going to set up a third and short. third and short, which has been the bane of the steeler's existence last season and this, when they try to run the ball. >> cris: i'll tell you, great veteran players making those plays. roethlisberger and hines ward both saw the blitz. now, here we go. >> al: again, third and about a yard and a half. from the shotgun. here come the titans. there goes the pass. santonio holmes makes the catch. big first

for jeff reed, this one was dead solid. no doubt.teams again somewhere down the road. two first-class football teams and they are both good. >> al: neither would i. op opening night, the pittsburgh steelers, the super bowl champions win the seventh straight opener in overtime. 13-10. taxi. ( ding ) taxi! hey! broadway and 5th. ( ding ) not too heavy, not too light. bud light. ( ding ) the difference is drinkability. welcome to sprint's now network. population: 49 million. right now, 25,000 sprint nfl mobile live users are listening live gaday audio. 600 are listening athe game. 2,900 fantasy owners conveniently waited until now to text their opponent their star player has a bye week. - good game. - and 1,600 players - ( whirring ) - are drinking 32,000 cups of gatorade while 80 gallons are being saved for an unexpected bath. for more nfl now join 1.5 million nfl mobile live users. text nfl to 7777. only from sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. >> announcer: we

jeff reed normally pretty darn good but not on this day. just over 3:00 to go. bears driving, dumped to matt forte. this is a good-looking play. gene harris knocks it loose but greg olsen recovered, now on the ball. 20 seconds ago, we said gold at fort knox, robby is solid gold with a field goal. 44-yard field goal good. and the bears go on to beat the steelers 17-14. bears with a rough early schedule and they faced last week with jay cutler with the four picks and come back against the super bowl champion team that had 10 days off. beat them 17-14. a relieved quarterback. >> means a lot. it means a lot to this team which is a lot of pressure and expectations since i got here and orlando got here and the defense stepped it up. glad to get this one off our back and move on. >> while a chin strap game and a big way to go for chicago because it could have gotten bad. >> well, i think they're so encouraged when jay cutler plays like this you see the strength of his game, the strong arm, the accuracy and ability to throw even off his back foot and put the ball where

i would like to personally thank jeff reed for ending it early in o.t. with a 33-yard field goal. the steelers win the opener 13-10. >>> on the diamond, it'she nats and the phillies. ian desmond made his major league debut last night and what a night it was. desmond hit his first major league home run and finished 2 for 4 with 4 rbi. the nationals hang on to win 8-7. >>> that's your sports minute. i'm dan hellie. everybody have a great friday.

washington and reed team up on the tackle. dan: rivers with the intentional underthrow, and gates reading his quarterback, just stops on the sidelines in front of fabian washington. how frustrating for washington to have gates covered so well, but the communication between quarterback and tight end playing wide receiver on that play was absolutely perfect. dick: all set up by cason's interception. that's the fifth catch for gates today, 78 yards. play clock down to four, three, two, one. couldn't get it off. should be delay of game. referee: delay of game. dick: hurricane katrina dick: meanwhile, this is philip rivers' career high. dan: it's been a gutty performance. rivers has been sacked a couple times. just twice tonight he's been knocked down -- almost tonight. dick: it keeps going, doesn't it? dan: they've hung in there. a gritty performance. dick: 85 yards in penalties. it's first and goal at the 15. rivers. slides down at about the 12-yard line. he's not going to outrun many people. ngata chased him down on that play. h

. >> reporter: in stevensville, paul reed smith makes some of the best guitars. on sunday night, they joined forces for a major fundraiser at ram's head lot. >> this sunday, october 4th, after the ravens game, one night, one shope, one cause, hosted by paul reed smith. >> this beautiful baltimore ravens guitar will be one of 10 up for auction. >> reporter: it's signed by the ravens' haloti ngata. >> literally, you know, i walk in the room. and this thing will be just there. and it was not there the day before, right? and you just go wow. the team is going to love it. >> reporter: in nine years, prs guitars has raised over $1.5 million. >> it ends up with patient and families, where the need is the greatest. really, an unbelievable connection. >> you can take home this guitar, signed by the boss. >> i'm kind of amazed when this kind of stuff happens. because cancer touches everybody's lives. and even people of this caliber say sure, i'll help, any way i can. you know? it's been great. >> reporter: he's the man who gave us the famous neon guitar atop the hard rock

jeff reed normally pretty darn good but not on this day. just over 3:00 to go. bears driving, dumped to matt forte. this is a good-looking play. gene harris knocks it loose but greg olsen recovered, now on the ball. 20 seconds ago, we said gold at fort knox, robby is solid gold with a field goal. 44-yard field goal good. and the bears go on to beat the steelers 17-14. bears with a rough early schedule and they faced last week with jay cutler with the four picks and come back against the super bowl champion team that had 10 days off. beat them 17-14. a relieved quarterback. >> means a lot. it means a lot to this team which is a lot of pressure and expectations since i got here and orlando got here and the defense stepped it up. glad to get this one off our back and move on. >> while a chin strap game and a big way to go for chicago because it could have gotten bad. >> well, i think they're so encouraged when jay cutler plays like this you see the strength of his game, the strong arm, the accuracy and ability to throw even off his back foot and put the ball where

thank youment. >> good luck at walter reed today. thank you for doing that. we appreciate it. >> thank you for watching. kim back at noon with j.c. hayward and the next news 4:55 a.m. have a good one, everybody.

ed reed is now on the injury list for the ravens. he had been not on the injury list for the first couple of games. jamal lewis is listed as doubtful to face the ravens on sunday. no touchdowns so far. but he as the best that the browns have going. i doubt he will play in that case. james davis and jerome harris, neither have a start before. >> i definitely have learned a lot. you can definitely see the speed. you have to learn how to adjust. >> maryland continuing a stretch. tomorrow, a fourth consecutive home game. an upset loss to middle tennessee state. maryland looks to get back on a winning track. a couple of fumbles for the talented guys. it has caused big problems. at the end of the game, the defense proved to be tired. it is also a young squad. >> what i like about this bunch is that they are eager. they want to do it. but sometimes they don't know how to do it. what they are learning right now is how to do it. people do not understand that. >> maryland fans are hoping they learned a lot quicker. the $5 for the sub, huh? wha

. >> the good old bs stopping by walter reed for a visit. redskins' offensive line coach backing the fans, plus two guys battling for one starting job on the o-line. >>> it's being hailed as a breakthrough in aids prevention the first time. an experimental vaccine prevented infection with the aids virus. it's a watershed event in the fight against the deadly epidemic and is a surprising result. brian moar reports. >> reporte it could be the long-waited breakthrough in the war against hiv and aids. a vaccine that seems to have shown a modest success. critical trials in thailand sent a wave of cautious optimism throughout the medical world. >> even though it's only a modest effect, it at least proves the concept that it can be done and our work lies ahead of us. >> reporter: the multiyear study conducted by the thai health ministry and u.s. army combine two existing drugs. the result, a 31% drop in infections. >> when you have a vaccine, you like to see a vaccine that's 60%, 70%, 80% effective or even more. >> reporter: still, after years of f

later that same night reed proposed again, this time x-ray in hand.itlin said yes and eventually nature, like true love, prevailed. six months ago i asked the happy couple about the engagement. why the frosty? why the milk shake? >> that's a good question. i have no idea. >> you must have been wolfing this thing done. did you feel nothing? >> i felt nothing at all. >> reporter: the two married may 30th and even served wendy's frostys at their wedding reception. and we're happy to say that kaitlin and reed harris are with us again this morning. good morning to both of you. congratulations. have you lived this down yet? >> i have. it's been a fun time the whole time. it's been a really good six months and marriage thus far. >> congratulations on that. i don't know whether to say has he lived it down yet or have you live it had down yet? because the swallowing the ring whole thing is a good part of the story as well. what do people say to you when they meet you? >> well, some people recognize me. >> the milk shake girl? >> yeah. there's the girl that swa

nascar made its fifth visit to the army walter reed medical center. time to say thanks to the wounded warriors. i went out to cover that and as a nascar fan i couldn't help, but ask about the current chase for the spint cup that the boys of nascar will soon be making room for one danica patrick. >> you might think that nascar's top drivers would be completely focused on the sprint cup championship chase receipt now. but many were taking time out today to visit with wounded warriors, at walter reed medical center. this is the fifth year that nascar has done this event at walter reed and the drivers say they get more out of it than the soldiers do. >> so many have issues, but the issues these guys have sometimes are huge and they're more positive than any people i know. >> and it makes you almost ashamed of yourself, we take so much for granted when you see what the young men and women have done to support this country, it really puts it in perspective for you. >> brian: even though the drivers were focused on the needs of the soldiers, thoughts of the

katie. >> couric: chip reed at the white house tonight. thanks a lot, chip. a major victory tonight in the war on terror. authorities who have spent seven years chasing one of the world's most-wanted men finally got him in indonesia. justice correspondent bob orr has that story. >> reporter: noordin top was a mystical and deadly terrorist. >> america, australia... >> reporter: who targeted western tourists during a seven-year campaign of bombings in southeast asia. he was an explosives expert, the operational kingpin of al qaeda's most lethal affiliate. indonesian police say the terrorist mastermind, long known for his uncanny ability to escape capture, was finally killed today in a police shoot-out. and they released this graphic death photo and proudly displayed fingerprint evidence as proof of his demise. >> this is a big get for the indonesians who have been hunting him for some time and i think a real blow to terrorist networks there who have lost a charismatic leader. >> reporter: counter-terrorism officials say noordin's finger prints were on virtually

here to explain is michael reed.next to the downtown monaco and fammers markets are in full swing and this is a great time to talk about it. >> they're underneath the expressways this morning. we should coordinate them and tailgate with the guys. have some of that strong coffee. >> we were talking about this because your menu changes depending on what they're selling. >> right now kind of the transition between summer and fall, you have the squash, figs, tomatoes are amazing, watermelons are amazing right now. >> what is in the basket, these are seasonal. some are unique. talking about one of these roots i've never heard of. >> sort of a bitter taste but a wonderful texture. >> my dad used to eat it raw with salt. >> you guys opened, just a couple weeks ago, talking about the new hotel monaco. >> beautiful building. >> i fell in love with it. >> it's right smack in the middle of the city. each corner is east, west, northst south, near charles street and baltimore. that's the dead center of baltimore. >> a lot going o

chip reed is traveling with him. chip, it's been a busy week for the president on the world stage. >> reporter: it certainly has been, katie. he's here in pittsburgh for his second major international summit this week. the one at the u.n. was a struggle, but for the president, it did end on a positive note. it took weeks of behind-the-scenes armtwisting but today at the united nations president obama got what he wanted. >> the historic resolution we just adopted enshrines our shared commitment to the goal of a world without nuclear weapons. >> reporter: the vote was 15-0, the first time a u.s. president ever presided over a security council summit. even russia and china signed on to a resolution that calls for slashing the arsenals of nations that have nuclear weapons and stopping the spread to those who don't. it would take years if not decades to accomplish but the vote of a relief to the president after his failure to restart talks over middle east peace, an issue that ignight an explosive change at the u.n. wedne

you want to make it a 6-1 reed lannan can be union.you don't want to let them think they have a chance. >> bob: here is maxwell. >> bob: the club is like florida, aggressive first ball, fastball swingers. sometimes despite the situation. changeup. a good take. >> rob: the changeup. through it. >> bob: as we mentioned several times in the park, if you are the runner at 3rd. you have to be ready to break home. or put the brakes on quickly. the ball comes ricocheting back to the catcher here: strike 2. >> rob: didn't get that pitch. he had been so all over the place. getting as good as mine. a hot of hatter going on. guzman running from 1st. maxwell swings through it. nats pass on a chance to score more. they get 1 in the 4th. lead 6-1. when this shoe store added aflac to its employee benefits package no direct cost the company... it was a perfect fit. find out more at aflac!... ...forbusiness.com now that college is a few years behind me, it seems i've got three times the bills i used to. and they're getting in the way of things i'd like

pittsburgh blew it. >> you say you take jeff reed's word for it. to take his word for it. plaschke, go ahead. >> as much as you ripped jay cutler you have to give him credit. it was a huge game for the bears. they bet the defending super bowl champions. when do you that after the horrible week he had the week before they needed this. bigger win for him. skraeshgs how come you >> how come you never talk about the baltimore ravens? >> who? >> playoff team last year. we all know about the defense. but nobody ever mentions joe flacco. rivers throws for 436. flacco left with the win. what do we think of the play call on fourth down here? >> norv. >> more about the chargers or ravens? >> i think it is more about the ravens. i think it is more about joe flacco last year. they tried to be as careful as they can. he can make plays. they have the defense. they have a deeper running game. ravens will be tough. >> flacco has five touchdown passes. he didn't do that until week nine a year ago. he is managing games very well. and defensively ray lewis, they were

so jeff reed could not do it twice.uld says one time is all i need. >> did his job. >> there is your ball game. bears win 17-14. cutler, two touchdown passes and no interceptions. jeff reed's had better days. ravens-chargers. couple of teams thought to be in the mix for afc supremacy. philip rivers had himself an afternoon against a very, very tough "d." darren sproles, this helps your average. just throw it in the flat. good-bye. did a great job. understand the linebacker's got to cover him. one of the receivers in there. going to pick that linebacker. going to be all legal, and let sproles spripg him out on the back side. philip is happy. chargers up 7-0. third quarter, rivers continue to go play well. has a little time. >> this is a throw now. >> perfect throw. >> therefore, there is no defense. >> that's correct. there were three people there. >> emerging as one of those dominant wide receivers. then there's joe flacco. a great start against the kansas city chiefs. flacco to kelly washington. >> have you seen his ha

[laughter] ed reed intercepting the shoe. it's a gorgeous morning. 60 in hagerstown. 53 oakland. 65 d.c. 59 easton. 65 down in the ocean. 62 belair. 61 columbia. 63 rock hall, annapolis, kent island. sunshine this day with a high of 85 degrees. want to talk about a gamer. yesterday the match didn't go to the football game because of your ankle injury. you're standing there working for us today. man, i have to respect you. >> physically unable to perform. >> everybody was asking for you yesterday. i'm just amazed you're standing there. >> we'll be back and we're looking forward to it. it was a great game yesterday. 501 yards. the offense, a franchise record. whoo! >> how about that. >> don and marty and everyone, it's manic monday in fells point with 24 hours of booty. we'll tell you what it's ball when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. >>> coming up on 6:16. >> forecast today, 61 now. 89% humidity. calm wind and barometer 29.96. you're looking at an active and moving satellite photo. water clear. high pressure con

max hall's pass intercepted by greg reed and you hate to see that when you're the quarterback. >> don'tt when you pick florida state. >> i spent all week saying they would pick apart that man-to-man coverage. >> learn the left side for the six-yard touchdown round. this was not just an upset. it was a waxing. 54-28 the final score. virginia tech and nebraska. said we'd know for about these two teams. did we? it's a one-point game. we'll explain and florida, tennessee, their first meeting at the swamp since lane kiffin took over at the hemingway of the volunteers. fireworks, yes, no, maybe? up next. cordless multi-tool. re-model. re-grout. re-store. all re-powered. meet the hand tool, re-thought. the power and versatility of six tools... packed into one. more innovations. more great values. craftsman. trust. in your hands. ♪ >>> georgia at arkansas. third quarter. arkansas down 27-21. mallett to child. it's a strike. one-point lead. >> lose asher allen. didn't know when to make a play. >> still a one-point game. cox defies king. offensively that looks pretty good. arkansas, that was 34-2

jock sanders, a lot like noel devine running back and on defense reed williams is key. a very experienced player. he was around in the rich rodriguez era of hurry-up offense. has to get the auburn defense lined up. >> mark: we'll see. he's a little nicked up with a foot injury coming of this. on third and nine. brown caught. at the 1 yard line. bradley starks and brown burns auburn. >> bob: it all starts with the pocket presence of the elusiveness of jarrett brown. bad things happen for the defense and bradley starks who was a quarterback off the scramble by jarrett brown. >> mark: did he show some arm strength? he launched that, 58 yards on the play. first and goal mountaineers. brown into the end zone. and incomplete. intended for number 89. tyler irvin. >> bob: they will throw the football or call passing plays a lot more than they have in the past. any time he drops back to throw, mark, he has the potential to take off running. >> mark: jarrett brown making his first road start in a hostile environment. hands it tofaeono to define, touchdown, west virginia. a pretty

jeff reed normally pretty darn good but not on this day. just over 3:00 to go.te. this is a good-looking play. gene harris knocks it loose but greg olsen recovered, now on the ball. 20 seconds ago, we said gold at fort knox, robby is solid gold with a field goal. 44-yard field goal good. and the bears go on to beat the steelers 17-14. bears with a rough early schedule and they faced last week with jay cutler with the four picks and come back against the super bowl champion team that had 10 days off. beat them 17-14. a relieved quarterback. >> means a lot. it means a lot to this team which is a lot of pressure and expectations since i got here and orlando got here and the defense stepped it up. glad to get this one off our back and move on. >> while a chin strap game and a big way to go for chicago because it could have gotten bad. >> well, i think they're so encouraged when jay cutler plays like this you see the strength of his game, the strong arm, the accuracy and ability to throw even off his back foot and put the ball where he wants and if he's careful with

andy reed caught wind of his weight loss, so reed called him and he's now fueling suit. the coaches feel so good, they actually joke about the suits they can wear when they hit their goals. >> all the head coaches can get skinny again. andy is seeing if we can do a swimsuit calendar together. >> what do you think? >> i told him i have the speedo and he has the thong. >> my question is, what month would you want if you were part of that swimsuit calendar? >> probably december. >> you're supposed to be on the cover. >> oh, then the cover. >> good for him. his daughter also went on the diet with him. she lost 40 pounds. the coach has done so well, that medifast has made him a spokesperson for the diet's plan. >>> news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> tonight on news 4 at 5:00, cracking down. police investigate several cases of sexting at a local high school. >>> what landed the district on the top of a list of places for young professionals. >>> and saving with style. the place to shop and save if you're looking for ways to look like a chef, even if you don't cook like one.

senator hair reed is in trouble in nevada.ysmal and senator reed never has appeared on the factor. and we sent someone to rectify that. >> senator read dan bank with the fox news channel and the o'reilly factor. a couple of questions, your poll numbers in the senate race, you're down right now to arcadion and sue logan by numbers, how do you explain that? >> senator, will you come on the o'reilly factor, senator? >> senator, any comments? >> a woman grabbed him. that wasn't so nice. >> and they encourage senator to discuss things with us in a civilized morning. >> check two, on good morning america, president obama was asked about glenn beck. >> you talk about talk raid no and glenn beck going after van jones and about the controversial things he said about 9/11 and columbine, how hard is it to stay on message. >> it's not hard for me to stay on messagement my job is not to be distracted by the 24 hour news cycle. my job is to stay focused on what is actually going to help the american people and not spend a lot of time trying

gets tired so he will toss it to his teammate, adamson and he continues the return, kinds of like ed reed does for the ravens. now this time, poly on defense, pass complete to chad vitner, to devin young knocks the ball lose. the engineers go on to beat patterson. >>> the orioles are limping off the field. the indians ends an 11 game losing streak. they beat the birds 4-2. >>> nascar qualifying at dover. jimmy johnson the faster this afternoon. he takes the poll position for sundays's 400 miler. juan pablo montoya seconds. mark martin qualified at five. >>> with shots like this, you know tiger is on his way. second shot on the par for 14th hole. woods with a wonderful approach. but he followed that good shot epepeqgpgpepepepepb÷b÷ >>> what's in a name? if you're at loyola it's university, today loyola college has been renamed to reflect university status. now, the baltimore school is officially named loyola university maryla >>> letterman is next with bruce willis. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch, thank you for joining us tonight, have a great even

. >> mark: playing without reed wilson and scooter berry. both starters. >> bob: i haven't really felt this super fast tempo of auburn like i would to be quite honest. >> mark: see what they do on second, todd, unloads. caught and stopped immediately. eric smith brought down by s sidney glover. why do you think they haven't gotten to the tempo they want to. >> bob: i don't know. they do have different tempos. call is pace plays and a have a fire alarm where they huddle real close and splint up there. i haven't felt them quick snapping west virginia all night. a lot of this similar to last year's auburn offense of looking to the sidelines getting the checks. >> mark: offense initiated by tony a year ago under tuberville. third and eight. todd. touchdown! the third of the night for adams. >> bob: first lead of the night, mark, for auburn. >> mark: what a night for darvin adams and after every play, as gus malzahn tells his players to do, you must hand the ball to the official. >> bob: auburn has come back and scored. hi, it's jimmy football he

for the defense, would you guy having ray louis signing that contact extension to come back and ed reed, how do you feel about the defense? they look outstanding. are you am ped for a am ped for? >> he is more than a player. he is the heart and soul and spiritual leered. there's a leader in general of the baltimore ravens if you will. for him resigning here was huge i'm sure that played a role in it. our guys on defense, they make it them. the defense is who -- that's what they live. that's what they breathe every time i step on the field you are going to see the raven d. they will fly around until they can't walk no more. they are foin. we are just trying to make sure that, you know, we bring our end of the bargain where we let them rest so when they good on the field they are flying around. they don't have to worry about it. >> when you guys were booth rookie -->> i got on the phone d my mom i just seen him. i went up to him and introduced myself and everything. something was going on that weekend. i got to know him that weekend. he took me under his wing. i've been cool with him ever

ed reed with the interception. final score ravens, 34-browns 3. here's scott garceau with post is game reaction from the coach and the quarterback. >> let's call this a denny green game. they were who we nugget they were. the undefeated ravens dominated the winless browns. the ravens' defense bounced back with a near shutout and four interceptions. joe flacco threw for 342 yards and willis mcgahee scored two more touchdowns. the browns got a full dose of purple and black. >> i thought our guys played from the get go. that was the good thing. we came out really smoking out of the tunnel and that's what they wanted to do. we got the turnover right away. we scored right away. i think we had three touchdowns off of the turnovers and controlled the ball. we got something out of our kick returns. playing great run defense. really across the board i thought it was a complete victory. team victory. >> we always play together and team victories. it's our job as an offense to put the ball in the end zone and we converted them to a pretty good amount of poin

from germany to the walter reed army medical center in washington.as seriously injured by a roadside bomb last week. >>> and three people are being held in afghanistan in connection with that bombing. but one of those suspects appears to have links it to the afghan government which may be trying to get him freed. david martin has more from eastern afghanistan. >> reporter: what american soldiers call a security bubble. these shopkeepers and their children, a chance for a normal life. in a string ofville argues south of kabul, u.s. troops are providing security in return for help in hunting the taliban. it's a small scale model of what general stanley mcchrystal is calling for in his strategic assessment, a greater concentration of u.s. forces working closely with afghan soldiers and police. according to captain paul shepherd, it began here with a massive increase of u.s. troops. >> we've seen a complete 180 and we've seen that because i think one, we've flooded the area with soldiers, we've gone from 500 to 5,000. >> reporter: but outside the bubble,

the ravens smothering d always rides the backs of lewis, suds, and reed. the offense will continue to run first but with second year man ray rice some insiders say he could be looking at marshall the ii. and when the ravens lose an inch or a yard, give the ball to mclean, and they'll run behind an o line which is getting an all pro center in matt burke and rookie michael ward. to swat the defensive linemen away. flacco will be allowed to throw deep and that's going to be a question mark. other than mason, who is flacco going to find? clayton and williams have shown flashes of brilliance but so far no widout has stepped it up. matt stover will not be kicking field goals. that job now lays at the feet of steven houseka. he wants the ravens to be a 10, 11, 12 win team every year and no dropoff seasons so the tone has been set. can the ravens on the 200th anniversary of edgar allen poe's birth reach the highest berth come february? we'll find out. >> all the tasty food is part of going to the game. this year there's something on the menu for just about everyon

steelers' jeff reed, into attempt the 33-yard field goal attempt. it is up and it is good. hines ward and the steelers survive, 13-10. >>> college football, now. number 15, georgia tech, entertaining clemson. fourth quarter. tied up at 27-27. josh nesbitt, hooked up denarius thomas. puts them in field goal range. from 36 yards out, scott blair nails it. georgia tech up three. with 30 ticks on the clock, kyle parker, short over the middle on fourth and ten. it was spended for c.j. spiller. georgia tech hangs on to win it 30-27. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. now, back to jeremy and vinita and "america this morning." >> football is finally back. >>> it looked like a soaring success in the skies over enid, oklahoma. >> thousands of kites danced through the air, in an attempt to break a guinness world record. oklahoma isai w ting to see if they beat germany's record of 967 kites. >> if they call short, it won't be a total loss. #ú3ú hoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than cla

now, nancy pelosi, harry reed can run around with disrespect to the president for that issue. and there is no excuse for that type of behavior. no excuse for the democrats, for the way they treated bush. no excuse for this the other night. no respect. and done political. wrong morally and politically. double loser. >> thanks for coming in the rain today. >> my pleasure. governor bob ehrlich. if you would like to see more of the interview and read ehrlich's blog go to foxbaltimore.com/political pulse. >> will your weekend plans get rained out? meteorologist jessica starr is here with the sky watch forecast. >> heavy rain showers out there today. over an inch and a half at bwi thurgood marshall airport. but things have slowly dried out a bit. 62 at the inner harbour right now. cloudy skies. it was really windy out there today. those have subsided a bit. out of the west at eight. and humidity is up. and at 93 percent. so on sky watch hd regional radar, things are tapering off. and coastal low moved in here today. and brought a lot of rain showers. mainly toward the delmarva. now

. >> ed reed ran 6.26, he's a little behind sarah. >>> 5:56.you a quick look at maryland's most powerful doppler radar. we've got a few showers out this. really nothing that impressive. we're just looking at a few sprinkles this morning but the showers will actually generate as we head through the day. we've got a two-degree guarantee of only 68. strong winds over 30 miles per hour already, will increase throughout the day. heaviest rain tonight and tomorrow morning. then we'll taper off to showers, 72. back near 80 over the weekend as we dry out. we'll be right back. need a lift? hey buddy, i appreciate the ride, you know. no problem. ♪ mind if i take a shortcut? yeah, sure. ♪ i knew the subaru legacy was the smart choice... what i didn't expect... was the fun. town house top the only cracker wit. to keep dip in its place. wn house toppers-- part of the town house family. town house top the only cracker with raised edges... to keep dip in its place. town house toppers-- part of the town house family. when it comes to topping wee goe ed. >>> it

coach andy reed is uncertain what vick's role will be on sunday but vick just happy to be back. >> it's very exciting to have the opportunity to go out there and just play football regardless of my role, regardless of what i'll be doing this week, just to suit up and be able to go out and play in the game when it counts. >> only a dozen games left on the season everyone would like to forget. what's left for the nats to play for? i can think of 99 things. dodgers in town. bottom of the 6th, nats trail 3- 0. no hit until ryan zimmerman turns on a breaking ball. deep to left field. a three-run blast. his 3 1st home run. we're tied at 3. game tied at 3. moving to the bottom of the 9th, tied at 4. runners on the corners [ inaudible ] the nats defeat the dodgers 5-4 avoiding a 100th loss for now. ollie kolzig is calling it a career. retiring after 14 seasons in the nhl. 13 of which he spent in washington. he retires with most of the caps goal tending career record, including games played, 7-116789 wins at 301 and 35 shutouts. es a' two-time all-star. the ps hosting the black hawks in preseaso

. >> reporter: natasha reed was one of dozens people who were kept away from their homes by police as the water flooded everything. >> but nobody could tell us what exactly happened. how did the flood start. >> reporter: 11,000 gallons of water a minute was sent through the neighborhood making it as much as 3 to 4 feet in spots. it washed out the road and many many people had their homes flooded before it came to an abrupt stop. the water also washed out the power. a good chunk of this fart of dundalk is in the dark. but for many folks, they still had to get out to see the damage to find out what it did to their home and their cars. >> i came outside and looked outside and seen my truck underwater and i said, oh, hell. >> nothing you can do about it. >> nothing i can do about it. water damage in my house, in the basement, sump pump didn't work. everything is jammed up. >> reporter: don came home fo find water up to the ceiling in her basement. children's toys in the backyard were pushed in through a basement door and are now inside of her home. >> we just refinished our basement and b

school chancellor michelle reed says $30 million in budget cuts win force teacher lay-offs and increase class sizes. they did not say how many will lose their jobs. e budget comes as city council is trying to close a projected $66 million budget shortfall. >>> with the race for governor tightening in virginia, creigh deeds and bob mcdonnell faced off this morning in their first debate. chamber of commerce sponsored this event held at the cooperate one complex in tysons corner. the candidates addressed a number of issues including health care, transportation, energy policy and immigration. >> how in the the world can we afford to pay for virginia to do what the federal government has refused to do? what i support is coming up with a compromise at the federal level and a reform that makes sense. >> i think we ought to have some ability for safe police officers to get the training and assist the federal governor discharging their duties. >> the controversy over a thesis paper mcdonnell wrote 20 years ago came up in the debate today. deeds says issues raised in that paper show mcdonnell's i

henry reed led in a moment of silence. kennedy's desk was draped in a black cloth. and a bouquet of white roses sat on top. >>> also on capitol hill, chief justice john roberts welcomed sonia sotomayor to the supreme court. they descended the supreme court steps, as is the tradition for new justices. the entire court hears an important campaign finance law today. >>> forensic experts say a bone fragment found next door to the home of kidnapping suspects of phillip garrido, is probably human. garrido moved there for a time before moving next door, where he allegedly held jaycee dugard captive for 18 years. a spokesman says it is not unusual to recover native american remains in that area. >>> also in california, bay area commuters again have the use of their most heavily-traveled bridge. the bay bridge was closed after a crack was found. but opened yesterday, ahead of schedule. >>> and also in los angeles, a 22-ton fire engine fell right through the street? a sink hole. the rig's crew was responding to a water main break. and the water had created a void right under

kimberly dozier, cbs correspondent who was wounded overseas and received medical care here at walter reedll help to make these stories come alive. >> congratulations for all the work that you do. >> thank you. >> all about people helping people. >> you are so right. >> thank you for joining us. come back and see us at 5:00. bye. some people say i'm obsessed with my chickens. but i like to think i'm just going beyond the call of duty. cock-a-doodle-do. i do 22 more inspections than the government requires and my fresh, all-natural chickens are never given any hormones or steroids. they're raised cage-free and fed an all-natural diet of corn, soybeans, and marigolds. and no candy, gladys. (announcer) perdue. extra inspections. extraordinary chicken. what-- they're more comfortable. what about the drink and the chips? extra. think a $5 sub is a good deal? it's time to unthink. kfc's new $5 fill-up boxes, each with a side...

the nascar boys in town today with their cars to visit the wounded vets at walter reed army medical centere an impressive display in the parking lot. former joe gibbs driver tony stewart, one ever the main attractions -- one of the main attractions and the current driver also drawing some attention. he said the pleasure of this visit was all his. >> it's the least we can do as far as all of us coming up here and seeing these guys. for everything they've done us for, we should be very appreciative for what they do. it's really neat. met a lot of cool people. heard a lot of different stories so it was neat. >> lagano and stewart were two of six sprint cup drivers that visited with the patients today. they will race in dover this weekend. i'm dave feldman. shawn will be back to wrap up the edge right after this. more d more, the quality of our lives depends on our connecons. access to higspeed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children access education. it's h we find jobs discover information, and connect with familand friends. it's the arthat drives innova

. >> both of his parents are in the military and he is undergoing chemotherapy at walter reed army medical center. his father came back from afghanistan after learning that he needed a transplant. >>> and historic district park is getting a major facelift, more than 500 volunteers spending saturday cleaning up and landscaping the park in northeast. the project took place during the 17th annual community improvement day. is part of a series of civil war former fort's located through the d.c. area. >>> time to check on how the weather is shaping up with meteorologist steve rudin with the first look at the forecast. >> wevea hmp croaat wg viwechbew pressure in the belfort furniture weather center, finally off to the nndth a east. the clouds are starting to m ae, gradually clearing overnight. tonight, showers end, and some showers to the north and east. temperatures fall to about 60 degrees. coming up, but forecast in more detail -- the forecast in more detail. we will have the early morning forecast in the water temperature of the potomac. something you have always wondered about, scott. >>>

. >> mark: playing without reed wilson and scooter berry.oth starters. >> bob: i haven't really felt this super fast tempo of auburn like i would to be quite honest. >> mark: see what they do on second, todd, unloads. caught and stopped immediately. eric smith brought down by s sidney glover. why do you think they haven't gotten to the tempo they want to. >> bob: i don't know. they do have different tempos. call is pace plays and a have a fire alarm where they huddle real close and splint up there. i haven't felt them quick snapping west virginia all night. a lot of this similar to last year's auburn offense of looking to the sidelines getting the checks. >> mark: offense initiated by tony a year ago under tuberville. third and eight. todd. touchdown! the third of the night for adams. dropped 27% since 2001. response times in madrid... ...have been cut by 25%. cities all over the world are getting smarter... ...and safer. every time an emergency happens... ...data is generated. smarter cities fight crime... fires... flu outbreaks... ...by ca

instead, he is fighting for his life, undergngoi chemotherapy at walter reed hospital. his mother and father are in the military. the father returned from afghanistan when he learned his son needed a live-saving bone marrow transplant. >> as parents, you think about how to protect our children from all the things outside out there. i never expected something from the inside to be a problem. >> lives are saved through the donation of bone marrow, of blood, of tissue, of all sorts. a wonderful kid like zach deserves a full life. >> the bone marrow drive is from 11:00-4:00 at the blessed sacrament church in northwest. >>> 61 degrees and coming up the tale of traffic when you are not on the road. you are watchinging yeah, no it's great. i eat anything that i want. key lime pie, pineapple upside down cake, raspberry cheesecake... ... yeah, every night is something different. oh, yeah yeah... ... she always keeps them in the house. no, no, no. i've actually lost weight... i just have a high metabolism or something... ...lucky. babe... umm, i gotta go. (announcer) 28 delicious

salary reed, she thought she faces -- faced the next one. steven's case was perfect. he was one of the one self-called, and men right's advocacy. steven and his wife was defendable. he had a very healthy pregnancy. she went to the hospital. she had an embolism. and died. a child born healthy and steven was told that he had a healthy baby boy but that his wife had died. he tried to get social security benefits so that he could benefits and work on. but he was teeled that there are more benefits. he wrote a letter to the editor in his local piper edison new jersey papings. i'm sick and tired about you talking about that. the tag line was "brilliance i didn't know about." there was a teacher, in the space department. she wrote this letter, she called me and said, didn't you miss something wrong with it. well, suggest to mr. white that he calls, the new jersey affiliate. now who was the subject of discrimination? the male wage earner gets for his familiarly certain ben fits. the female would -- wage earner onal gets phone for herself. not for her family. she's considered

senator reed, senator durbin, senator menendez, the leading democrats and let me point out.t's not that they didn't anything wrong either. we had political discussions trying to put together the best result for the people of illinois, i right in the book the first choice for senator was someone i did not like and how much do i love the people of illinois, can i make her a senator because her father is a good thing-- and that's what we should do, and again, that's the truth and if i could just make it clear again, prosecutors brought the false charges and i hhe was stopping a crime before it happened. a peck peculiar incidents i'm telling my chief to work out the deal. the next day we had fbi in our home and bedroom and our little fi little-year-old crawled into bed with us-- >> before we run out of time. that's a horrible experience for anybody. i was asking to ask you a question. did david axlerod one of the chief advisors of the president ever ask you about running for president. did that ever happen. >> the irony is ironic, at o'hare airport in chicago and had people who

. >>> in stevensville, paul reed smith made some of the best guitars anywhere. at johns hopkins hospital, some of the best research is done at the kim bel cancer city -- center. >> this sunday, october 4th. after the ravens game, one night, one show, one cause. hosted by paul reid of smith. >> this beautiful baltimore ravens guitar will be one of 10 up for auction. >> reporter: it's signed by the ravens' haloti nata. >> literally, i will walk in the room and this thing will be there. and it was not there the day before. and you just go wow, the team is going to love it. >>> in nine years, prs guitars has raised over $5 million for hopkins. >> it ends up with patients and families where the need is the greatest. really, an unbelievable connection. >> you can take home this guitar, signed by the boss. >> i'm kind of amazed when this kind of stuff happens. because cancer touches everybody's lives. and even people of this caliber say sure, i'll help. any way i can. you know. it's been great. >>> he's the man who gave us the famous neon guitar, atop the hard rock caf

the problem is nobody is buying some of the things that he and nancy pelosi and harry reed continue tol. can you keep your health plan? probably not. can we afford it? no. >> have much more on the "late edition" at 11:00 with bob ehrlich and his take on the ill time outburst from the south carolina lawmaker. >> september 11 has a meaning for a family that justified move into a home in anne arundel county. the family got their new home for free. kathleen cairns explains why. >> new neighbors in pasadena. >> right over here next to the door. >> melinda shows off her new room. >> it all the all the things we need. >> she is so excited. she is so happy. >> the rosa family has a new half a million dollars home. on september 11th, a significant day for lois rosa. >> one of those that stood up and said i will take up arms and defend nigh country. and the freedom. >> i went to war, and paid a price. >> he got hit by a bomb. >> blast immediately took my legs and my arm. >> now, a triple amputee, starting life all over again. >> this house signifies new beginning to me. >> they are the heroes of

what a great game it was as the steelers won in overtime on a jeff reed field goal. it's hard to see. defensive safety troy polamalu, oh, with his knee bending the other way. a sprained acl. out three to six weeks. he was on the cover of "madden 2010 this year" in the last nine years every player that has ever appeared on this kov has either gotten hurt or played badly because of injury. >>> the greatest basketball prayer that every lived will be honored in the hall of fame, michael jordan brought fans to the game we've never seen before, doing things on the court wie never seen before. he was an artist on the court and his ceremony today will be so popular they actually had to move it to a bigger venue tar the hall of fame. we're blogging about it, cnn.com/robin. >>> the time for our true champion this week 13-year-old cancer survivor jody lawrence. laurps lawrence designed the paint job for carl edwards' car. the car was unveiled in atlanta. there's edwards on crushes. he broke his foot in a frisbee accident. there's the car. she did a great job. >> she really did.