after he said his mind was far away from football..reed told season reflecting...fe and football.but he plans to suit up for his 11th season... saying he always did... and wants to play for ffur to five more years..reed didn't say if he will report to next week's training camp on time.or holdout for a contract extensionn after missing two days of rookie camp...the redskins got to work and signed their pumber two overall draft pick, robert griffin the third.. r-g-3's getting 4 years... 21-point-1 million... all of that guaranteed.it's not a surprise the quarterback wasn't signed until this point... colt's number one pick andrew luck still hasn't inked.nor was it an official holdout because camp doesn't start until next week.. washington's hoping griffin's its offensive savior... the bottom is craaked for the orioles...if they don't move quick...it's going to fall out. baltimore now third in the a-l east...behind new york and tampa bay.and only a half game ahead of boston. boston.once again it's all about pitching.and thanks to starting pitchers not getting quality s

reed says it was not enough.s cost the city more than half its entire payroll and 21% of its general budget. other cities with big pension obligations like philadelphia with 28 percent of its budget and l.a. with 32 percent are also worried. when mayor read 170% of the vote to cut retirement pay it seemed that san jose might have an answer >> what we did does demonstrate that if we take this problem to the voters there will be strong public support >> but it provoked a court fight and has left bitterness. >> the city has prevailed and it has been ugly and as a result, the city may be in a better place today financially but there are a lot of wins to be leaking. >> litigation could take years but the mayor says unless there is a restraining order he will push ahead to make changes now. >> there is a shortage of helium, it is deflating fourth of july plans in the bay area. the federal government says but several factories are have this problem including maintenance issues overseas and a decline in natural gas price

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holding outttends to gets players what they want...reed is heading into the final year of his 6 yearextension, aad wants a new deal..problem is, he's 3rd in line behind joe flacco and ray rice..reed ssipppd ota's and the mandatory mini-camp, and could hold out of training camp, too...reed says he's quote thinking things thrrugh...stay tunnd. the browns surrender their 2nd round pick in next year's draft because they used it today...cleveland selected baylor receiver josh gorron in the 2nd round of the supplemental draft...gordon is a 6-3, 224-pound speedster who caught 422passes for 714 yards and 7 t-d's inn2010 for the bears...he did not play last year after beiig dismissed from the university for violation of team rules... goodon was the only player to the colllge game...and what could be a very bnig year for a marylanddterp...defensive tackle joe vellano has bben placed on the watch list for two more posty-season awwrds, the bronko nagursky award, which goes to the nation's top defensive player ann the outland trophy, which goes to the top lineman...a pre-season all america, vella

for profit consulting firm the nonprofits hiring ralph reed's for profit consulting firm to do that work for all his work if you can get it yeah go and what what is the you know traditionally the ground game has been the democrat strength particularly with you know that's right now we've gone from you know almost a third of americans being unionized reagan came into office to now the private sector it's front seven percent right so that ground game has deteriorated considerably i understand from your piece that ralph reed. beta tested this or dry run test to actually it was a hot run test is this in wisconsin how did that work out what happened well what happened was and this was really interesting. what happened was they did run it their program what they call their program which involved a mix of old technologies and non technology you can go door knocking handbill go voter guides and it combined with high tech text messaging. banner ads on local newscast apps that kind of thing so they ran this program with a lot of bells and whistles and the you know the polling models kept tell

reid say-- reed says it wasn't enough. pensions cost the city more than half its entire payroll and 21% of its again fund budget. other cities with big pension obligations like philadelphia with 28% of its budget and los angeles with 32% are also worried. >> when mayor reed won 70% of the vote to cut retirement may, it seemed san jose might have an answer. >> what we did does demonstrate that if you take this problem to the voters will you have strong public support. >> but the solution here provoked a court fight and has left bitterness between the city and its workers says san jose state professor larry gerston. >> the city has prevailed. and it's been ugly. and as a result the city may be in a better place today financially but there are a lot of wounds to be licking. >> i felt like i have been letdown. i fell like i have been betrayed. >> reporter: litigation could take years. but the mayor says unless there is a restraining order he will push ahead to make changes now. priya clemens, cbs news, san jose. >> jeff: ahead

skipped ota's and the mandatory mini-camp, and could hold out of training camp, too...reed says he'sned.ng things through...stay - 3 maryland'' joe vellano on 2 more watch lists..and the fallout at penn state from the freeh report...coming up at 10-50 and 11-30 on ssorts --toss to tony-- tony-- 3 3- more than 35 million dogs in the united states are considered overweight... but &pthis one might take the cake. cake. this is mabel he bbagle ... weighing in at a whopping 67 pounds. almost three times hee ideal size. her owners left her at an animal sselter in tennessee because she was too big for them to care for. mabel was quickly nrolled in canine fat camp, where animals walk the weight off on underwater treadmills. doctors limit thhir calories and test foo disease and hypertension.lucky for mabel, a veterrnary nutritionist fell in love at first sight. "i saw her when she came in, and about an hour later i was starting the adoption process" "i just thought this is perfect you know. iican help her, she can help me, and we can kind of do this together." in just six months, mabel has los

i started at walter reed, in the amputee center. the marines in charge said, "talk to anybody you want to." and picked a young man who was working out pretty aggressively. he stopped. we talked. i ended up interviewing him 10 times. he was tyler southern, who lost both legs and an arm in afghanistan. he stepped on an ied. an irrepressable young american. a hero. a deeply good person. funny, fun to be around. it took me a long time to break through that sort of bravado. but i finally did. he was the subject of the first piece i wrote. he, to me, came to embody everything these young americans go through -- the pride of service, the incredible camaraderie with his combat brethren, and then abruptly waking up with no legs and only one arm, and what that process is like. >> can you take us from the beginning on that? where was he, exactly the experts >> he was in afghanistan, in helmand province. they were on a patrol. it was a platoon patrol, 20, 25 guys, marines. they split up to go around the side of the house. the medic, or the navy

>> i saw him the other day at walter reed hospital. he is still having operations on his remaining arm, much of which was torn away. he and his wife -- he got married. he and his wife have the house in florida. they will probably move their once he is finished. >> did he know his wife before he got into the situation? >> he went to high school with her. he always wanted to ask her house cup -- ask her out, but did not dare, because she was the prettiest girl and he did not think he had a chance. after he was wounded, his mom ran into her in florida. she said he was badly injured. she wanted to see him. so they went together to back up to bethesda. she walked into the room and saw him. apparently, that was that. they fell in love. she stayed on as his care giver, and they got married. >> i got these statistics this morning. in iraq, we have lost 4186 to death. in afghanistan, 2028. in iraq, we have 22,516 wounded. in afghanistan, 10,369. you say you have a figure in your stories about how many have been seriously wounded. >> nobody real

when mayor ed reed when 70 percent of the vote to cut retirement let peg it seem san jose might haven answer >>> we demonstrated if you take this problem to the voters and have strong support it has left bitterness or in the city and workers according to this and resist it worked professor >>> the city maybe in a better place today financially but there's a lot of loans. >>> i felt like i've been led down and betrayed >>> litigation could take years, the mayor says unless there's a restraining order to help push ahead for changes. california is a head of the fed's in assuring maternity coverage in health plans. a new state law went into effect today requires all health plans include maternity service. the law was signed by gov. brown last year even if the federal health-care law was overturned it would have assured californians at maternity benefits. >>> not just the win for women in california is but a win for california taxpayers and small insurance plans will include maternity coverage. >>> the new law part of an eight year effort under three governors to secure maternity benefits

promise.the ravens tweeted reed was at the castle today working out.reed ran sprints and drills.if reedfor training camp... it marks the start of his 11th season.and last year under contract for the ravens. one day after the skins signed r-g-3...the colts signed the number one overall pick... andrew luck..luck inked a 4- year... 22-point-1 million dollar deal... all guaranteed. it also includes a signing bonus over 14 million..the peyton manning replacement era has official begun.luck threw for 35 touchdowns last season at stanford. video of the day...cubs- marlins....top of the 2nd... hanley ramirez fouls it back... look where the ball ends p... right in a beer....guy knocks the ball off his lady friend's forehead.bankshot into the cup. that's it for sports unlimited...i'm morgan adsit... thanks for watching, goodnight. goodnight.

and wants to play four to five more years..reed didn't say if he will report to next week's trainingon time.or holdout for a contract extension. after missing two days of rookie camp...the redskins got to work and signed their number wo overall draft pick, robert griffin the third.. r-g-3's getting 4 years... guaranteed.it's not a surprrse the q-b wasn't signed until this point... colt's number one pick andrew luck still hasn't inked.nor was it an official holdout because camp doesn't start until next week. the bottom is cracked for the orioles...if they don't move quick...it's going to fall out. baltimore now third in the a-l east...behind new york and tampa bay.and only a half game ahead of boston. boston.orioles in minnesota... j.j. hardy in a big slump... only 2 hits in his last 40 at bats.... changes that in the first... sneaks it over francisco liriano's glove... and into center... base hit.. hardy not on first for long... adam jones sending him all the way home and then some... jones' 22nd homerun in the second deck... 2-0 o's..tommy hunter helping himself in the 3rd... flashi

. >> ed reed plans on being here. i talked with him and had a great conversation. i am looking forward to seeing him. >> today and tomorrow, rookies have one last chance that the extra attention be fooled the full -- before the full roster returns a place where they can get lost. bernard pierre is standing next to john thinks any extra work a rookie can get past two help with the steep learning curve in the nfl. >> my offense, i did not know right from left, honestly. it was a big adjustment from college. now we have gone to these camps, now we know, well, i am a lot more comfortable. >> the orioles play their 97th game of the season tonight. you have to go to 1997 to find a team with a better record than this year. but even that did not help tonight as the orioles have a 3- 1 loss to tampa bay. jeremy had not won his last nine straight starts. it looked like he might go down 10 in a row when adam john's got the orioles on the board. a solo shot 1-0. the fifth inning, brooks conrad rips into left field and it is gone.

and he sure did when he married laurene. >> kroft: now, this is... >> isaacson: reed. >> kroft: reed.cson: his son. reed is very much like his father, except for he has his mother's kindness. eve is a great horseback rider. eve, i think, might someday be in the olympics with horseback riding. erin has a great sense of design, is a really cool kid. >> kroft: his fourth child is lisa brennan-jobs, the daughter jobs had with his girlfriend 33 years ago, and neglected for more than a decade until she moved in with the family as a teenager. isaacson said their reconciliation was important to jobs, because his own birth parents had abandoned him. >> isaacson: he felt there was a hole. he felt something was missing. >> kroft: in 1986, he began searching for his biological mother, and found joanne schieble simpson living in los angeles. >> kroft: did she know that her son, the son that she gave up, was steve jobs? >> isaacson: no. but she says to him, "there's one thing i have to tell you. you have a sister. and the sister, i raised. we did not put up for adoption. and i must tell her, becaus

reed, mr. speaker, i would say it's time to -- time for us, and we did today, to recognize that these fatal flaws mean that this should be overturned. and that's what we did. i think it's high time the senate act and do the same thin. one of the things that mr. tonko and mr. garamendi talked about if americans want to hear the facts, they laid out their vision of the facts. americans can go to my website, there's an obamacare section at flores.house.gov at the top of the page and you can find out about the tacks, you can find out about the laws, the times we have tried to repeal this you can read the law to see what's in it, you can read the supreme court decision. and then you can also see what the republican alternatives are, some of the ideas or alternatives to fix this. mr. reed, i thank you for your leadership on this and i yield back to you and look forward to serving with you. mr. reed: i appreciate the gentleman joining us this evening. we have another freshman colleague from the great

john reed came out in 2009 and said it was wrong.was the wrong thing to do, and we need to roll it back. he did it during a critical time during legislation. >> eliot: let's go back to the few seconds we have left, libor. focusing all this on the regulate e, with forget that the bad guys were the bankers. >> this is all phoney outrage. this is an excuse for partisanship to reign supreme. none of this outrage has been demonstrated by one of those peoples about the crimes committed by the wall street banks or the wall street bankers. none of them have had wall street bangers saying look what you've done to the american people. look at your recklessness. none of that happened. >> eliot: i'm going to disagree with you a little bit. brad miller, the congressman just here. he has been a voice consistently going after the mal factors in the private sector and regulators. by and large i think you're absolutely correct. this has been an issue of political theatrics. stick around. another official, congressman barney frank. i'll >> this court

admit that holding out tends to gets players what they want...reed is heading into the final year of and wants a new deal..problem is, he's 3rd in line behind joe flacco and ray rice..reed skippeddota's and the mandatorr mini-camp, and could hold out of training camp, too...reed says he's quote thinking things through...stay tuned. p the fallout at penn state from the freeh report... and more preseason recognition for joe vellano and ttrrance west...coming up at 11-30 on the late edition... if you think fishing is boring... think again.take a look at hat happens to one couple... enjoying an afternoon on the water. water.iq: oq: its on mine, its on mine mine this video was captured in myrtle beach, south arolina. sarah brame was reelinggin a catch tuesday... when a shark sets its ssght on it.the bull shark grabs the fish for pier quite a sccre.ose on the "i was actuallyykind of juup, and i was liie, 'oh, my gosh. it could jump up here and get me,' 'cause the tide was all the way up and it was probably three feet below me." 3the family says they'll keep casting and they'll ke

reed says it was not enough get pensions cost the city half of its entire payroll and 21% of its generaludget other cities with big obligations like philadelphia and los angeles with 32 percent of its budget are worried. when i read when 70 percent of the vote to cut retirement pay its in san jose might have an answer. >>> we demonstrated that if you take the problem to the voters you have support. >>> but the solution provoke a court fight and left bitterness between the city and workers. >>> the city has prevailed it has been ugly as a result the city may be in a better place financially, but there are wounds. >>> i felt like i've been let down. >>> litigation could take years and unless there's a restraining order he will push ahead. pripet clemens cbs news chisholm the power is out a heat wave cripple some areas and how some beat the heat. >>> just at weather warming trend, things will peak on the fourth. the forecast after a break. >>> things did cool off around the bay area it will be warmer tomorrow it begins a slight warming trend for the bay area and a fgy fourth at the coast li

my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet.

johnson into how about a diving catch to cap off a stellar afternoon for reed johnson wrapping up theago cubs fans ceremony at cooperstown york year and half after his death now from the hall of fame gathering chicago cubs legendary third baseman mark * color analyst on wgn radio. >> most of the hall of famers in tomorrow as well the ron santo family things will start to jump around on friday. i know ron santo would have loved every second not just the acceptance but even more the camaraderie among the athletes and the ambiance of this place talked to a couple of chicago baseball icons told us that is why they come back to cooperstown every year. the 25th anniversary of billy williams hall of fame induction number 12 for carlton fisk they played in different * different size of town's total agreement on the magic of cooperstown >> the hotel has so many stories appear in the expense overlooking the lake more stories to tell come in contact with all of the players here the next couple of days feels like you are in a family. feels like your second home here >> some of the guys play ameri

reed, for this report do you want any materials for take notes?ore at an officers coming to your cell. is that correct? >> aye. >> how do you plead? >> guilty. >> when being served with a report, james reed became abusive to me. this is officer stewart milton, tell me to get [ bleep ]. he then threatened to set fire to his cell. i placed him on report. >> i try to explain to him. lock me up if you want. if you do i'll burn my peter. >> you'll burn your peter? >> aye. >> all right. that's the reason you've been put on report. >> aye. >> all right. and you've been charged with disobeying an order. this was continually hitting your buzzer throughout the control period. when asked what was wrong he was met with the response of [ bleep ] off. how do you plead? >> guilty. >> i'll find you guilty on that one. two more to go. right. okay. the fourth charge then is disobeying again a rule where you've been continually pressing your cell button again for no reason. >> guilty. >> the last report of the evening was where you've intentionally endangered the he

ray lewis and ed reed. reed.no doubt about it they're the stamp of this franchise... soon to be hall of famers.. in football terms they're old. lewis 37... entering his 17th season.reed 33... 11th season. but with the current 11 players running as starters... the ravens average age on defense is 27.take reed and lewis out of the equation it's 25..that's called prime football age just past a rookie deal.the ravens have changed their ways on defense... yet, no one's taking notice. 3 for the second straight day....ravens left tackle bryant mckinnie is still a no show.he has yet to report to camp... and will be fined every day he misses.john harbaugh said this week it's a personal matter...it's not mckinnie's first off the field issue.he's a liability..and the ravens are prepared to move on without him in camp... michael oher is getting another shot at left tackle. 3 those poor cleveland browns...lost their team to baltimore...didn't have a team for three seasons. got one back.... and today it's for sale..owner randy lerner released a statement saying so...but said the or

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my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spok

sheldon and kai reed have the late breaking the tells but we begin with tom tasselmyer. >> we have seen a number of these thunderstorms track through our region. one is weakening now across southern maryland. that is the good news. it is now showing significant signs of weakening. the bad news is there is another line of thunderstorms on the southern part of lake erie. it is -- it has a history of heavy downpours. a lot of lightning associated with this and the potential for some damaging wind as well. it could get here during the overnight hours and even the for the morning of the fourth of july. sheldon, i am sure the last thing those folks want to here is another batch of thunderstorms is coming this way. >> they say they are going to keep an eye on that storm. a lot of people are gearing up for the holiday but workers will not be going out with their families. there is a lot of work to be done. there are still power lines that have to get cleaned up and now another weather system is addressing those restoration efforts. slowly but surely, the street lights are coming back on in neig

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reed's under contract to be paid $7 million this season. ravens gather for training camp a week from tomorrow. >>> the u.s. basketball team gets in a patriotic mood while in washington, d.c. baltimore native carmelo anthony and his teammates pose for a photo, a reminder they're playing for the red, white and blue. >> i reflect on what we're actually doing right now. to take that picture in front of that building with usa across our chests. you could look back 10, 20 years from now and still feel the goose bumps we had. >> and pumped up with pay try advertise many, the -- patriotism, the team is head today london. the first game is a week from sunday. i think they'll win some games. >> i think they'll beaten gland for sure. >>> still to come on eyewitness news, some of the elected officials enjoy a belly rub. >> one elected town is breaking the mold. we'll intr,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strin

a newspaper that prince could read and write and was making his way to illinois using a pass which reed implied he had written himself. three months later, a fellow tennesseean made public that he made his way with papers from david mcle more. the implication was that sam stole the papers or they were given to him to escape to illinois. >>> the ease with which slaves moved about the rural south facilitated the transmilgs of news and pushed slaves systems to enact laws to limit their mobility. the problem was worsened in urban areas where slaves had greater freedom to move around and consort with slaves and working-class whites. the situation in nashville, tennessee was typical. period classify the local authorities would make a concerted effort to clamp down on the movement of the slaves in the city by finding those who broke the law and those whites and free blacks who entertained is the word used slaves or sold them alcohol and suppose that's not one and the same thing. well yam graham was fined $10 plus cost for allowing a slave to sleep in an outhouse without permission. two dollars

csu chancellor charles reed is retiring. on monday, a closed door meeting was held to discuss the replacement. lawmakers called it a secret meeting and are demanding more public input and transparency in the board selection process. reed has been chancellor more than 15 years. he's expected to stay on until a replacement is found. >>> ebay had a stronger than expected earnings reported. they had $692 million, or 53 cents a share, more than doubled its numbers from one year ago. e bay attributes the increased earnings from higher revenue from pay pal and ecommerce website. ebay shares are up more than 5 percent, last trading at 42.75. >>> ben bernanke delivered a cautious report to congress today. he says the nation's economy remains weak but does not see a double dip recession ahead. >> the us economy has continued to recover, but economic activity appears to have decelerated somewhat during the first half of the year. >> this was bernanke's second day of testimony on capitol hill. he declined to offer any hint of new action

jose reyes lines one to right, but reed johnson makes the diving catch...t two- for- four with two rbis. cubs win 4-2, and finish the home-stand 5 and 1. they visit the cardinals tonight, right here on wgn. in just two days, cubs legend ron santo will be enshrined in the baseball hall of fame. be sure to check out our special on wgn sunday night at 9:30, but here's your first look inside at the santo exhibit, celebrating his life and career. members of the santo family started arriving in cooperstown yesterday, and will get a tour of the hall this afternoon. hall of famers we spoke to say the hall is like a family, and ronnie belongs with them. >>i feel just like it's your brother going into the hall of fame we spent some much time together through aa and aaa ball and now cooperstown the family of ron santo and the millions of fans saw him play the game of baseball and listen to him on the radio this is a great day we are awaiting a news conference by police in our work colorado with and mass shooting took place in the movie theater we hope to have an updat

you name it we find that so there are a be a lot far behind syria and many other countries in the reeds and i think that what so the arabia is doing to its own people exposes it. as an agenda for four men thing. insurgency and civil war on sectarian basis specifically in syria as well as so the area let me mention here that the underlying theme of so the policy in syria as well as within so the area itself focuses on the split between sunnis and shiites and it is with this in mind that we should approach the saudis support for militants in syria trying to up stage as secular regime i might to establish sectarianism and a bunch of little states that have such tarion identities especially since their identities as well as other identities what about then those sectarian pressures and divisions we're actually seeing in saudi arabia yemen and of course the discontent with the the monarchy. could we see an uprising along the lines of what we've seen in syria could it get worse. well i do not think that what we have in syria is an uprising i think that what we have been seeing is billions of

years of your back he says that was a mistake so i applaud that and by the way he's not alone john reed who is cochairman at the time of this city good travellers merger has previously said that was a mistake they should not have repealed was to go richard fisher president of the dallas fed said the same thing so the list of people who say look this is just a mistake let's go back to something like what we had glass steagall work for sixty five years it was an active one nine hundred thirty three it was you peel the one nine hundred ninety nine so sixty six years you know we have some we have some business cycles we have some individual bankers but nothing like what happened in two thousand and eight so let's go back to it it does work so you think that that is the solution you think so. the while and these guys are feeling a little guilty well again maybe maybe not but i applaud the honesty and again it's very hard to me he was so outspoken he was such a leader in the repeal of glass to go along with others it takes a certain amount of courage to come out and mature mistakes so i appla

kai reed is live outside city hall. we hear this is the second- largest beer lending settlement in the department's history. >> that is correct. the lawsuit first filed by the city of baltimore back in 2008 alleged that wells fargo steered minority home buyers into subprime loans simply because of the color of their skin. a settlement agreement has been made that includes a payout of $175 million in several metropolitan areas. 34,000 victims were identified and the lawsuits nationwide. the 1000 from the baltimore area will receive a total of $2.50 million in restitution. wells fargo will also provide four 0.5 borrows million to this city for lending assistance program -- $4.5 million to the city for lending assistance programs. the celebrated the victory this afternoon at city hall. >> today, it is not about the past. puts aside our legal challenges allows us to move forward palaver tillery on growing the city. >> it all started in of -- to move forward collaborative .inly >> when you filed this lawsuit to call attentio

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kai reed joins us live from the scene. bring us up-to-date. >> this started with a 911 call for a domestic disturbance around 4:30 p.m. when they responded to a unit at the walden townhomes behind me and there was a struggle between an officer and a man inside. the officer called for backup and a second responding officer walked in on the two engaged in the struggle. the officer saw a knife-like object in the vicinity and fired at least one round shooting and killing the suspect. police have not released the suspect's name or any details about the opposite. we're told yet been placed on administrative duty pending an investigation. live in camden, kai reed, wbal- tv 11 news. >> a chance for the king of the pool to become the most decorated olympian ever. >> michael phelps competed in two races this afternoon. >> we are about to tell you how we than in those races, so you do not want to hear the result before you watch it on wbal-tv 11, grab your remote control, put it on you. the results are on your screen and we will be t

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ray lewis and ed reed. reed.no doubt about it they're the stamp of this franchise...of famers.. in football terms they're old. lewis 37... entering his 17th season.reed 33... 11th season. but with the current 11 players running as starters... the ravens average age on defense is 27.take reed and lewis out of the equation it's 25..that's called prime football age just past a rookie deal.the ravens have changed their ways on defense... yet, no one's taking notice. 3 for the second straight day....ravens left tackle bryant mckinnie is still a no show.he has yet to report to camp... and will be fined every day he misses.john harbaugh said this week it's a personal matter...it's not mckinnie's first off the field issue.he's a liability..and the ravens are prepared to move on without him in camp... michael oher is getting another shot at left tackle. 3 o's try to cool down the red hot a's...and a team in the a- f-c north is for sale...coming up on the late edition... 3 many men... hate... going... to the grocery store.../ but... that... could change .. .with this... little

reed gets ready for his 11th nfl season. while the rockies -- rookies on the field get ready for their first. a light workout for them before the full squad joins in on thursday. rookie running back bernard pierce wants to make a good impression as he fights for a job alongside ray rice and others. >> i look forward to every practice being able to go on the field. and you know, do my best every day. so i'm definitely looking to turn heads every day on the practice field. >> reporter: pierce wants to be part of a one-two punch with star running back ray rice. his big payday secured, rice talks approximate preparing -- about preparing for his fifth season, retiring ravens. >> i want to retire ravens. that's what it boils down to. you get these -- second contract. you think about long term. that would be nine years of ply life that i have been in baltimore. needless to say, baltimore has became home for me. my life is in baltimore. i'm no longer a new yorker. i just visit there now. >> reporter: ray rice is locked in. and comin