it's now looking like we will see ed reed this sunday... the ex-raven will get his 2012 season underway in the stadium where it all began... reed's familiar number 20 will be on a texans uniform this sunday... recovering from off-season hip surgery, reed has not seen any action...pre- season or regular season...this season... reed was listed as limited in today's injury report, but he took part in a full padded practice today and the vibe seems to be that he;'ll play..maybe not start, but he will play... his former teammates seem to be looking forward to it, too... "to see a guy like that on the other side, one of the greats to play the game, that's how you approach it. he's one of the best safeties ever, and he still plays at a very high level. obviously, he's a friend, but we play against a lot of people who we're friends with. there's definitely something special about reed, and we know as receivers we're going to have to be on our 'ps' and 'qs,' because he guesses right a lot of time, and we can't just give him anything." yesterday's tr

and it was andy reed. what does he mean to you. >> it means a lot. a lot of guys that are patient and also build around me and feel confident that i can be the guy that faces the franchise and the leader in the promise land. we got nor and were not able to secure it and have been every thing that we have been able to accomplish. >> when all is said and done, how does jonathan mcnab want to be remember? ed. >> a hard worker. a leader. a determined individual. one that is willing to do whatever for his team and at the end of the all the winner. >>> we will see it tonight. >> i can't promise you anything but we'll see. everybody is asking. i don't know. we'll see. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> now the story in the nfl the browns move quickly. running back trent richardson to the colts. he will likely make his cleveland da debut this weekend. he wrapped up 731-yards with the broncos before suffering a knee injury. >>> the dodgers prove it's not how you start, it's how you finish. they came all the way b

ravens honor ray loseis and well come back ed reed to baltimore lewis and welcome back ed reed to baltimore-- lewis and welcome back ed reed to baltimore. that's ed reed let's listen. >> when i ran out the stadium yelling my name and so much love you know and memories that i have here in the city. like family, man, you know, but, you know it will always be there. it's something you cherish as a player, man. not everybody gets that welcome. >> yeah no boos for ed reed. ravens won now 2-1 and travel to buffalo at thattic to on the bills next sunday at one. >>> as for more ravens coverageincluding words ray lewis had for fans in his ring of honor induction head to our website. i saw a lot of good stuff there on abc2news.com. >>> this time next week baseball regular season will be over and we will know whether the orioles will go on in the playoffsch after another loss that looks less and less likely. scott pitched a solid game for the orioles but a but gave up that home run in the first inning. first batter of the game for the rays and that's too much for the orioles to overcome. they are havi

. >>> his former team lacked leadership now that he and ed reed left the ravens. lewis said the jones incident could have been prevented with better leadership. there's no doubt about how well the ravens are playing on defense without lewis and reed. players i talked to say they are finding their way after the greats have moved on. >> the time that these guys have spent, ed reed, ray lewis, in terms of their leadership and play, guys have to step up. younger guys are looking around who is that going to be. >> the show goes on. new year, new team, and we have a great guys, ozzie newsom and the rest of the organization built n we are organization brought in. >> kick-off at at one on sunday. stay with us for game analysis all sunday here on wjz. i'll be in owings mills to hear what they have to stay about the next game. >>> new addition. >> a world famous museum is,,,,, . >>> panda cubs hanging out together. they were artificially bred and this is their public debut. they were born within the last three months and said to be all doing very well. the breeding reserve

joe flacco has plenty of experience playing against ed reed.cco also understands the fans perspective of how strange it will feel seeing ed reed in a texans uniform. after all, flacco used to see read from a fans perspective himself. -- see reed from a fans perspective himself. >> i think it is strange, because everybody views him as a raven. it is strange for me too. it is the same inc. -- same as playing against an old teammate. knew ed reed as a baltimore raven before i started playing with the baltimore ravens. it makes it a little bit different. it kind of makes him a little bit more than a teammate of mine. and one point, i was a fan of his. that is what makes it a little different. they know him as a baltimore raven. >> the ravens win over the cleveland browns last week apparently did more than keep cleveland in last place. it also helped convince the browns organization to unload its top draft pick from last year. cleveland traded running back trent richardson to indianapolis for the colts first pick in next years draft. it doesn't bode

north charles at east madison, cathedral, reed and st. paul all affected. speeds, though, on the beltway still pretty good. 55 on the top end west side. no problems yet on 95 southbound between white marsh and the tunnel. that's a look at 795 at mcdonough. those are the southbound lanes to the right looking better than it was this time yesterday. there is a look at the top side of the beltway. getting a little busier at providence road. this traffic report brought you to by your maryland toyota dealer. you ever sit back and dream of all the places you like to go? places that bring you happiness? toyota is ready to take you there. now is the time to find a deal on toyota. toy toy.com -- toyota.com for going places. >>> the baltimore book festival causing traffic problems this morning. >> but if they get books and go home, there will be no traffic. >> let's go to matt live at mount vernon with more on this event. >> reporter: happy friday. with the weather u yore forecast, tim -- with the weather, your forecast, tim, we'll probably have 50,000 people here thi

jack reed, democrat from rhode island, and the committee's top republican james inhofe of oklahoma. also congressman peter king of new york who sits on the house intelligence committee. you heard president obama's announcement yesterday that he's going to go to capitol hill to seek congressional authorization for the use of military use against syria. congressman king, you called this an abdication of the responsibilities of the commander in chief. from my civic books, i thought i remembered the president is supposed to go to congress before taking military action. >> no, he's not. the president is commander in chief and has absolute constitutional and statutory power. president eisenhower, reagan, clinton, all took it. under the war powers act he's authorized to do it. if he says this is as important as it is and sending mixed signals over the last year and certainly over the last ten days, this is a clear failure of leadership. if you feel so strongly about it and doesn't want to take action he should call us back into session tomorrow. we can't wait niner oh t, ten d allowing syr

but that's the case for eric reed. reed excelled playing alongside veteran donte whitner.ctions and his voice. whitner is starting his third year with the 49ers and eighth in the league and he's doing for reed what others did for him. >> when i came to the national football league. the safety was venson. he was 15, 16 years i tried to soak up every bit of information from him. that's what eric is doing with me. just pass on what i've acquired from other guys to him and hopefully one day he does the same thing. >>> chris mccain, mccain was penalized and ejected for this hit on north western quarterback semion on saturday night. he was judged to a violated a targeting rule designed to protect player safety. the ejection would have meant mccain had to sit out the game against north western state. but the ejection has to a part of a review. that was not done so he has returned to the game. >>> serena williams came about as close as you can in her match today. leonardo de caprio and david shuimer in attendance. >>> up next here the new bay bridge is open. ktvu channel 2 news ne

the most likely scenario is maybe harry reed strips the bill. it will go back to the house.s are going to cave and pass it or john boehner is going to have to think about breaking the rule and pass the rule with democrats or he will lead us directly into a shut down and he knows it's not a good idea. even if we go to a government shut down, obama care survives. it will continue even as the marines are not getting paid. >> you know what is interesting? we talk about the republicans not winning and this being a terrible piece of strategy. we are not talking about a clean continuing resolution. there was talk about trying to unwind or replace the sequester cuts. that is not even on the table. even as this has been a flawed strategy and taking the american economy with it, they continue to move the goal posts in the bigger picture about where this country is going and what our spending priorities are. >> absolutely. we have still got what we anticipate will be about a million jobs that will be created or preserved because of a sequester that made absolutely no sense. i remember

. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed is considered a pretty even keeled guy but is steamed about what he and others consider to be abuse of california's environmental laws. now there's a move to change the law because of what kiet do is about to show us. critics say it's not blackmail but greenmail. >> it's apparently never enough. >> reporter: this is as fired up as we have seen san jose mayor chuck reed in quite some time. >> it strikes me as, you know, another abuse of the [ indiscernible ] process. >> reporter: he is talking about this 22-acre plot in north san jose set aside for burrowing owls like this. a developer wanted to temporarily stockpile dirt on the land but the santa clara valley audubon society filed this appeal under the california environmental quality act or ceqa saying the dirt pile would harm the owls. then all of a sudden the audubon society withdrew the appeal saying they had come to an agreement with the developer although they couldn't talk about the details. but the city said the settlement was somewhere in the neighborhood of $300,000. was this greenmailing? >> th

heir reed will strip the funding from cr.back to the house and probably passed in a clean version. >> let's talk aboutthat. that's the way i think some people in this town hope it's going to work out. that would depend on a certain number of republicans and also a certain number of democrats coming. you wouldn't get 218 republican votes the for that. >> couple of questions. will boehner get half the republicans? he needs majority of the majority. that's the first question. if he doesn't, second question, what does he do to change that bill to get democrats to vote for him? they're not going to vote for something with more funding cuts. watching this speaker struggling to leave his caucus rather than -- >> we have 30 seconds left in this segment. i'm going to ask you to be c conci concise. does the government shut down or not? >> no. >> you've got 20 seconds. >> i understand that. >> it should be a short one. >> are we going to default on debt? >> absolutely not. >> very well done, sir. >> you have 10 seconds. anything you wan

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john harbaugh ed reed, blah blah blah. not with the ravens anymore.at would give battle moart good.or. they go on to destroy the to texans 30-9. hugs and kisses to ed reed. [ laughter ] in the sunday night game, bears still unbeaten after beating the steelers 40-23. >> look at the steelers. it could be a lot worse. >> west coast. >> other good news is giants got smoked yesterday. they are 0-3. >> not the only ones.nes. >> take comfort in that it's managerial career coming to an end of the game of the season.s. naves starting pitcher surrendered two home runs. a sole soleot shot proved to be the game-winning hit. nats trail 3-2. span with a base hit. two runs score for resident scored on an error to give nationals a win. they are fif back in the nl wili card race.ace >> all that is good but this is a big deal right here. >> 0-3 it's very clever watching the post. >> he's not going be happy wheny he sees this. light reading as we go on to the commercial break. >> how many other teams have 0-3. >> in the division the giants are 0-3. philadelphia the only

and majority leader harry reed is expected to move to kill house legislation. >> can we have a water on table 5? >> i'm getting choked up here. >> i could use water too, lawrence. >> how about a croissant? >> he is the best. he is running through the studio to bring me water. he's so awesome. >> you ask for things here and you get them. >> i love that about the mornings. good morning, everybody. we're going to talk about the morning commute. it's been a tough break for at least one driver. the car broke down on the bridge in the westbound direction approaching the high rise. at least one lane is shut down. the traffic is doing just fine with green sensors there. highway 92 the san mateo bridge looking good. no delays at the toll plaza. it's certainly busier at the bay bridge toll plaza. slow monday morning with back ups extending. the metering lights were switched on. and over at the golden gate, it's drizzly out there. and you may be using windshield wipers. lawrence will have more on that. southbound traffic is looking good approaching the golden gate bridge toll plaza. here's larr

of politicking on larry king joining us in studio today tanya acker the democratic strategist and reed dickens republican former republican strategist we'll get into them in a minute but we'll begin with an old friend joining us via skype from london is the former assistant secretary of state jamie ruben he's a contributing editor to the new republic a scholar in residence at oxford's rather near american institute good to have you with us jamie thank you very much it's obvious where we're going to go with this what's your take on the obama administration's handling of the situation in syria to this minute. well it's been a real ride for those of us in the foreign policy business first to have this terrible red line crossing by bashar assad for him to actually use chemical weapons against his own people and then for the military action to be revving up and two things happened that i haven't seen in a long time first the british parliament decided here in london not to participate in a military action that the united states is going to lead and that's something i haven't seen it probabl

i'm the reed man. okay. i make the reeds.> jimmy: yeah, so you're the reed man. >> okay, i am the most important part of this whole thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. si, thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> they always leave that out, jimmy. they really do. >> jimmy: now you guys have just grown and grown and grown. you have a christmas album coming out -- [ light laughter ] >> no, that's very exciting. why is that funny? >> jimmy: -- the end of october. [ laughter ] this is a fun holiday. it's called "duck the halls." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's a great title. >> jimmy, i'm telling you. when you hear it. it's going to blow your pants off. [ laughter ] [ duck calling ] >> jimmy: okay. well, i was thinking, maybe we can do a little thing of "duck the halls," right here. and then we'll go. we'll be back with the "duck dynasty" guys. ready, one, two, three. [ duck calling ] [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "duck dynasty," come on back! >> yeah, baby! [ duck calling ] [ cheers and

ted cruz objected, went to the floor and challenged reed.as for this debt ceiling and the senate passing a bill, whatever they come up with, house republicans will likely change that and send it back to the senate. congress must pass a spending plan by midnight monday to avoid a shut down. >>> the future of house is going to be the topic of discussion today with elijah cumberland mings. it starts at 9:00 in the morning at the baltimore hilton. >>> news time 5:46. some people who enjoy the beauty of lincoln park are worried too many trees are going to be chopped down. bge needs to replace a 2 mile stretch of natural gas pipeline. to do that they need to chop down trees. those who enjoy the park want to be involved in the planning. >> they were not forthcoming until we began to push and say what's going on. >> bge said no decision has been made on the direction of the pipeline. >>> one grad students from morgan state university is on a mission to help those effected by bullying. he's choosing music to do it. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> at 6 foot 4, 30

talking about gifts houston texan ed reed was presented with a mobile device. sidelined so far this season because of an injury. the good humored ed reed said a platinum walker. >>> here is a sport you can love, ham sister racing. students working off first semester stress, not sure if they got ham sister treats. avoid the ills. weekend movie preview is just ahead along with the news harry potter fans have been waiting for. plus we'll show you jimmy fallon's epic "breaking bad" parody after the break. >>> at this point maybe some of you want fall but in the northwest it's coming. this will be the last couple of period of warm days. i think by sunday it's going to start to cool off with clouds and showers. still problems with flash flooding in the intermountain west, throughout much of california, a lot like yesterday, finally beautiful next dry day in arizona, too. saturday 83 in seattle, 88 portland, gorgeous, the better day of the weekend. by the time wets to sunday first front, temperatures high in the 70s, chance of showers, thunderstorm or two, gets cooler

houston texas an ed reed turned 35 yesterday. teammates give him a mobility advice, shall we call it. he's side lined because of a hip injury. ed reed said it was a platinum walker. and it is shiny. big money on the line for this week's matchup. golden boy promotions is backing the boxing match with $60 million with the hope of bringing in some $200 million from an eye popping pay per view charge of 75 smackers. would you take it? >> only if couldki i could chare at the door. >> i'll give you 25 cents. and giant hamster ball racing. just avoid the hills. students at the university of nebraska working off first semester stress here. not sure if they got any hamster treats at the end. >> we should find a pair of those. >> we'll get karins in there, too. sgr absolutely. >>> time to turn to our first look at politics. if it's friday, it's kevin cirilli. good morning. >> good morning. happy friday. thanks for having me. >> turning to the situation in syria, there has been an awful lot of criticism of how president obama has handled th

the game marks the return for ed reed. he talked about the welcome back he received from the ravens faithful. >> it was awesome, man. when i first ran out of the stadium. you know, like i said, you know -- memories, you know that i have here in the city. it's like family man. you know? they will always be there. it is something that you cherish as a player. you know? >> the ravens travel to buffalo to take on the bills next sunday at 1:00. >>> well, the orioles back in action this afternoon, hoping to avoid a four game sweep to tampa. they are keeping their slim playoff hopes alive. they lost on sunday afternoon, 3-1 is the score. the offense of baltimore struggles. they managed 3 hits on sunday. now, they are 4 1/2 fames out of the wild card race. they only have 7 left on the docket. >>> a live look this monday morning. a beautiful shot. steady, steady. there is a beautiful start to the monday. lynette, what do you think about that? >> i like it charlie, a lot of sunshine today. and also working with chilly temperatures.

democrat, jack reed, and republican, james inhofe, and new york congressman peter king who says the president is abdicating his responsibility as commander-in-chief. >>> plus, retired four-star general jack keene and joe bieberman join our sunday panel with their take on president obama's decision to put syria on hold. all right now. on fox news sunday. >> and hello again from fox news in washington. president obama shocked washington and the world saturday, announcing he will seek congressional approval for the use of military force against syria. this just a day after secretary of state john kerry said u.s. intelligence proves the say sad regime used chemical weapons and seemed to argue for a quick response. >> we'll talk with secretary kerry in a moment. fit, we have fox team coverage. leyland iv ttert from the middle east, and mike emanuel, and ed henry on the sunning turn around. ed, good morning. >> just manipulateses ago a top syrian official charging president obama showing hesitation and confusion, stemming from friday. the president taking two conclusions, step on the pedal and then

we'll hear more from congressman reed. he's going to try odecide how he should vote. >>> last night al jazeera's investigative unit are brought us a report on the special mission on benghazi, libya, four americans were killed including the ambassador christopher stephens, last night the investigation, josh bernstein broke this story and joins us again tonight. josh what have you heard in the aftermath of your reporting? >> joie, it is a highly critical report, a spokesperson has declined our repeated requests for comment. he would only say that the report is currently under review. >> the 29-page report faults the u.s. department of state for a lack of accountability in exposing department glows to an unacceptable amount of risk. we caught up with secretary of state john kerry as he was preparing to testify before congress. >> mr. secretary do you have an opportunity to answer questions about this report? >> not right now. >> are you concerned about diplomatic facilities in places like beirut currently don't meet security

i don't think that harry reed and president obama should shut down the government. if that happens, if harry reed kills this bill in the senate, i think the house should hold its ground and begin passing smaller continuing resolutions one department at a time. it should start with funding the military. fund the military and send it over and let's see if harry reed is willing to shut down the military just because he wants to force obama care on the american people. >> how's that for an end game? one continuing resolution at a time? >> that's quite an end game. it's worth noting that because of the insane way the rules work, it doesn't mean he has got the votes to sustain it but he can cause a little bit of problem. that means given the long time to vote to break a filibuster, they wouldn't actually be able to vote until sunday. so then on sunday, you senld it send it back to the house and then the house has to come up with a number of continuing resolutions. you are sending this back to the house on sunday. if you don't pass it by tuesday, then the government has sh

. >>> chuck reed was fined for a violation of state campaign finance laws. reed could have received a $3,500 fine, but the political practice commission decided it wasn't intentional. last week, funneling $100,000, the city council woman rose herrera's reelection. reed contends he did nothing wrong, because he wasn't the candidate. >>> the newest versions of the apple iphone hit stores tomorrow. folks lined up tonight to be among the first to get their hands on them. happening now, maureen naylor has noticed a difference this time around. how many people are out there right now? >> frank, when we first arrived there are about 10 people sitting in the chairs outside the apple store. when i checked about an hour ago, that line had tripled. tonight, lawn chairs, and even a couch line university avenue. nowhere near the amount of people camped out for past product releases. >> this is the shortest i've ever seen it. i i think people are holding out for the 6. >> reporter: tonight, this 15- year-old high schooler from millbrae will be spending the night on the st

our administration doesn't know what it's going. >> congressman reed made up his mind. >> if american interests are attacked, that's a total different situation that needs to be dealt with. now, knowing what we know, and the risk that i see for it, i believe in my opinion, and when we cast the vote we won't go in. >> no vote from mr reed. he's not alone. a lot of folks have to make decisions. >> he's not alone. a lot of organisations are tracking how members of the senate and house are feeling. at the moment the senate is pretty much equally divided. there's probably - it looks like they may get the vote. the house is a different story. here is what the "the washington post" found a couple of hours ago when they checked the numbers. leading no or no 204. undecided 143, and yes - that's a big 24. that's 371 members of the house. >> they are keeping a close watch on the members and senators. polling in the us is different to polling on the ground in syria. is there any way to measure public opinion there? >> astonishing enough, the gallop organisation, an international organisation cond

reed got a gatorade bath at the end of it. >> 14 years, that's a long time especially for a changeupyold guy. i can tell you, i enjoyed every minute here. i'm enjoying my time in kansas city. coming back, i really didn't think much about it until the game was over. it was great to see the guys, the players, they're here. >> philadelphia should have channeled their inner donavan mcnabb, because the former eagles quarterback has his jersey retired during an emotional half time ceremony. >> i'm here to let you know i truly love and respect everything that you've given me for 10 years. [ cheering ] ♪ >> the eagles have dropped two straight games and it doesn't get easier. next week, they'll head into denver to take on the undefeated broncos while the chiefs will face the new york giants, hoping to go 4-0. in philadelphia, aljazeera. >> now to baseball where a little more than two months ago, the dodgers were considered to be one of the most disappointing teams in the majors until they won 41 of the next 59 games including last night in come from behind fashion. the dodgers becoming the fi

reed whoading to kai joins us live at fort mchenry.hey know all too well the impact of a shutdown. >> they know all about it. 700,000 visit every year. workers are bracing for the impact. a recent maryland study the state would lose $15 million a day if the shutdown should happen. we spoke with a local economist who said that number is below. -- pretty low. as the time left to avoid a government shutdown dwindled, the line is long at fort mchenry. guests and park officials told us they are preparing for bad news. >> where making phone calls to any groups who might have reservations throughout the rest of the week to let them know there is the possibility that we might be closed. >> how could our government be so conflicting with each other? it is disappointing. very disappointing. >> this is one of 11 federal public parks that would be forced to close. no one would be allowed on the are pretty except for six essential employees. >> some people are not going to get to work and get up a check since we are so dependent a means that overal

. >>> chuck reed was fined for a violation of state campaign finance laws. reed could have received a $3,500 fine, but the political practice commission decided it wasn't intentional. last week, funneling $100,000, the city council woman rose herrera's reelection. reed contends he did nothing wrong, because he wasn't the candidate. >>> the newest versions of the apple iphone hit stores tomorrow. folks lined up tonight to be among the first to get their hands on them. happening now, maureen naylor has noticed a difference this time around. how many people are out there right now? >> frank, when we first arrived there are about 10 people sitting in the chairs outside the apple store. when i checked about an hour ago, that line had tripled. tonight, lawn chairs, and even a couch line university avenue. nowhere near the amount of people camped out for past product releases. >> this is the shortest i've ever seen it. i i think people are holding out for the 6. >> reporter: tonight, this 15- year-old high schooler from millbrae will be spending the night on the st

. >> harry reed plans to table it saying we are back to square one. >> if we have a shut down it will be because harry reed hold that's position and holds the american people hostage. >> speaker boehner is urging the senate to come back and vote tonight. on saturday when it was clear they would send it back to the senate. >> -- how dare you presume a failure. how dare you. >> lawmakers will have hours to get this done or some 800,000 workers and millions more can work without pay as the government begins to shut down as of 12 - -- 12:01 a.m. on tuesday. >> the white house could authorize a small staff to prepare reports if there is a shut down. >>> the new call center, about 4 million will have coverage through cover california, it will offer insurance plan from 13 different companies. 400,000 of those people live in the bay area. the call center will open tuesday. >>> 11 days and counting as the threat of another bart strike looms. talks are scheduled to continue every day until october 11th, that's the day when the cooling office orr -- off period called for. in negotiations fail ba

it's homecoming for andy reed.spent 14 years here as head coach to lead the eagles to the playoffs nine times and one super bowl appearance. unfortunately he didn't win the big one and things went sour in his last two disappointing sense. now he's with the kansas city chiefs and comes in as public enemy number one. he was head coach here for 14 years. he knows the philly fan base. they're passionate and hardcore. they'll boo anyone. they've booed iverson, charles barkley and even santa claus. we'll see what happens. >> what sort of impact will he have there? i know it's only been a couple of weeks now, but what kind of impact will he have there. >> reporter: he has the ability to turn around the kansas city chiefs program. they have not committed a single turnover. he brought his quarterback in alex smith and the chiefs were stacked. they had six pro bowlers when he got in town. he changed the culture. they're off to a good start. they had two wins last season and he has made an impact right away. can they get to 3

harry reed says the plan would be dead on arrival.sident obama says he would also veto it. >>> a plan to install a removable barrier on the golden gate bridge will get its final approval today. the project is designed to prevent head on collisions on the span. once improved, the barrier will be installed in late october or earlierly november of next year. the work would require the bridge to be closed for 52 hours. >>> a potential toll hike. the bridge district is projecting a $140 million deficit over the next five years. talks on a potential increase could begin late next month. >>> oracle team usa faces another must win situation when it hits the san francisco bay for today's america's cup yacht race. oriole avoided the elimination by finishing seconds ahead of new zealand. the second race was canceled due to high winds. they will be out on the bay once again at 1:15 this afternoon. new zealand still needs just one more win to claim the cup. >>> 4:47 is the time. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic on this friday morning.

in 2008 they went for barack obama and voted for republican congressman tom reed: he is on a listening tour, gauging views on us military intervention in syria. his voters are not shy telling him what they think. >> average american people - the regular joes and janes have a better sense of where the government has to go. we are sick of war. >> carl edwards is a county legislator and vietnam veteran. there are a lot of vetterans in this room. >> you need to listen to the american people, not the bozos of the nsa and state department. you will not fix this by lobbing a few missiles into a third rate country. keep us out of war. we are sick to death of war. >> this is the hardest decision that has come in my tenure. . >> al-qaeda and muslim brotherhood will take over and will kill christians. >> do you want a primary fight next september? if you do, go ahead and vote for this. don't change your mind because i will see to it that you have a primary fight next september if you vote for this. i can't say it any stronger. >> strong words from david dekker another vietnam vet. >> everyone poi

this will be the first return for reed. he goes in armed, and they have the 2 and 0 start. they were 2 and 14 last season. eagles 1 and 1 under new coach and his fast in huddle offense has scored over 60 points in the first two games. mixed emotions for the veteran coach but reed said his focus is simply on beating this week's opponent. >> we'll try to score points for the best of our ability. then on the defensive side we'll try not to let opponent score points. so that's just what coaches in our place would say the same thing. >> it's offense. installing it and getting a lot done in a short period. time. and the obvious is the production. so the numbers are great. you know that it carries over from the college. you see the high schools and colleges doing it now really pro predominantly throughout the country. it made that transition in the national football league and he's done that very well. >> if you think it's going to be mixed motions for reid on thursday how about the eagles player. for many of them he was more than a coach, avenues lifeline, and for michael vick he

while the 0 and 2 giants trying to figure out how to hang onto the football, andy reed, 2 and 0 into the season, andy takes that into his stomping grounds this weekend. ross shimabuku last the week number 3 of the nfl with the turnover prone eli manning. >> you have ten turnovers so far and eli manning with seven interceptions. peyton is 3-0 up on eli. the giants are on other issues, all four teams lost on sunday but still, you've got to keep pace with the redskins the eagles the dallas cowboys. they need to turn this around. it's more than just fumbling issue we saw, he needs to get i.t. straight. >> the afc they are 2 and 0 from all of last season. what has andy done to turn that program around? >> i think it's the kansas city chiefs program. bringing in roman reed and he got himself a quarterback in alex smith so efficient, smart quarterback, he's not going to woo you, he's not the colin kaepernick and the russell wilsons. in two weeks in the kansas city chiefs he plays smart heads-up football. look forward to thursday night. this is going to be a great matchup. andy reed, taking

senator harry reed pulled a vote that was supposed to be a test vote on this authorization.o you think the results would have been in he held the vote on wednesday? >> i don't know. if you are the leader and hold the agenda and you pull the votes you generally don't have the votes but i don't know that for a fact. >> the president said he is not confident he has the votes do. you think the no votes are with the opposition? do you think this would not pass? >> you know, jake, i traveled my state for nine days and listened to every georgian that called me. never seen an issue before where more of the rank and file were more consistently in opposition. they don't worry about day once when the strike takes place. they worry about day two, three, and four. what happens if israel is hit? will there be boots on the ground? i think that uncertainty is the big problem for the administration. >> on the day that president obama announced he was going to seek congressional authorization you released a statement that said i support the use of military action in syria. if we fail to take

we've heard throughout the whole news cast, the majority leader harry reed is expected to quickly move to kill the house register laceration. >> okay. cate caugurian live for us in the news room, thanks. >> tomorrow concord's california call center is set to open. one of three in the state where people will answer questions about the affordable care act and help those looking for health plans through the new statewide insurance exchange. all uninsured americans are required to sign up or pay a penalty. >> vallejo police are investigating the shooting of an 18-year-old man. happened last night outside an apartment complex on santa clara street. the victim was shot in the neck, ran toward an apartment unit and collapsed outside the door. neighbors and bystanders say they heard more than a dozen shots. this is vallejo's 18th homicide of the year. >> a group of children stumbled across a loaded handgun. police say the kids found it yesterday in the bushes near the conservatory of flowers. so far, no word on where the gun came from. >>> pleasant hill law makers will consider an ordinance to

barry reed tweeted from his nearby horooftop, "huge attack, lots of explosions, i'm safe." but then, more powerful blasts. five suicide bombers detonating vests. seven afghans, including guards protecting americans were killed. but an hour later, reed tweeted, "life for afghans went on normally like nothing happened. how do they do that?" >> what a scene this was. martha joining us live from the washington bureau tonight. and martha, this comes as u.s. troops come home from afghanistan. but this has been a var dangerous time. >> reporter: it has been a hard year for afghan security forces. up to 100 have been killed a week since the u.s. troop drawdown began, david. there are still more than 55,000 u.s. t afghanistan, but by this time next year, the majority of them will be gone or on their way out. >> 55,000 americans on their way out. martha, thank you. >>> and we're going to turn now to the headline out of syria tonight. reports that members of an elite syrian unit are on the move this evening, working to move chemical weapons to new locations to protect them, as the u.s