. >> this is riley, riley is -- she was a stray that was thrown out of a car actually. but she was -- we rebuilt her. she had broken legs and me is great. and people have -- there's so many animals at the shelters that need homes. she was one of them and she is a great pet. >> reporter: tell me about the activity that is going on. what can people do when they bring their dog out? >> we have dog swimming and two truckloads of sand coming in. the dogs can play in sand, games contest and win prizes. we have a contest called the best of the fest for the dog fest. the winner will be on the cover of the baltimore magazine. we have 90 vendors selling pet products that you don't see in the stores. there's going to be 65 rescue groups, including the baltimore humane society. we will have about 60 of our pets that are going to be there for adoption. you will have horse activities, horseback rising. we have the city police, and the mountain honor guard are going to do horse demonstrations. we have event from 10:00 in the morning all the way to 4:30. at 7:30 we have the 5k fun run,

cleared to play today and urban meyers said you're cleared to play, you're in the line-up and finds riley cooper here. >> a lot of running early in the game for the florida gators but they were able to take advantage of when they threw it through the air. >> there was little question. tim tebow did carry the ball as he usually does. they were different type of carries. >> a lot more conventional running for the florida gators not the style of pounding football that we see with tim tebow. i think in general it was a conservative game plan offensively for florida. statistically not overwhelming. on the defense side of the ball they were dominant. shutdown lsu throwing the football. shut down lsu running the football. dominant performance that you can have on that side of the football. because of that florida got this one. >> tim tebow has his heisman, the guy that's the leader is colt mccoy of texas taking on colorado. this is actually a tight game early on. then colt mccoy and jordan shipley took over. >> this is a perfect slant and go route from gordon shipley and colt mccoy able to get t

we're back with dan hittinger and steve moore and also, joining the panel editorial board member jason riley. so, steve, we've got 3 to 4% growth as people are saying in the third quarter and probably into the fourth quarter. that's a growing economy, not great from the lows, but it's growing. so where are the jobs? >> well, you know, you've played that joe biden clip and the joke in washington these days, paul, is that barack obama's going to want to trade in joe biden under the cash for clunkers programs if he keeps talking like this. nobody believes that we're creating jobs like you said, we lost 260,000 jobs last month. we've lost almost 3 million jobs since the stimulus plan was originated. >> why are we losing those jobs? why weren't we seeing new job creation with the recovery? >> where would they come from, paul? everything that we've done in the last year, i would argue, has been bearish for jobs. i mean, we keep loading new class on small businesses and we have bailouts and huge stimulus plans and government spending doesn't create jobs and can't think after single thing we're doin

it's riley about the substance of what the relationship is.here's an interesting story in the substance behind the superficial story, then there's something for him to write about. that's really -- the fact that you sign a multimillion dollar contract is fantastic for the company, but not that interesting to anyone else. if the point which would be for me, is to talk about what we're doing and how our work is different than other people and how we're going to use that work to build job ins the community, then there's really a story. it's got to come from the heart. >> moving on to the next one, this next question comes from kurt coburn. >> when we're hiring a chief marketing officer to work for us, how do we know they're a great fit into our company culture? >> you have a strong culture in your company. >> i do. >> you can't always tell that from one interview or ever maybe. >> no. in terms of how you know somebody fits in your culture, the answer is ultimately you don't know until they've been there for a couple years. >> years? >> if it's ex

police charged erik carson, eugene bailey, eugene riley and she loan yeah shannon with first degree murder in the death. president obama will send eric holder and arnie duncan to chicago to speak with students and the chicago community about violence. in new york, laura ingle, fox news. >>> candy burris' exfiance died after a fight outside a club. a.j. joule appeared on the real housewives of atlanta. he got in a fight outside a club he partly owned. he was taken to a hospital where he died from severe head injuries. frederick richardson was hospitalized after the fight he was charged with manslaughter. >>> a newborn baby has been reunited with his family. he was kidnapped four days after being born. a woman attacked the mother with a knife stabbing her several times in the neck and chest. authorities found the baby in alabama. silas is under arrest. >>> the death toll continues to rise following massive earthquakes in indonesia as rescuers search through the rubble looking for survivors. they are holding out hope. david piper has the latest on the recovery efforts from padang, indonesia.

what a huge night for wake forrest quarterback riley skinner. 360 yards. 4 touchdowns, including this one to chris gibbons. they rally late, but they lost 42-32. >>virginia tech hosting boston college. this kid can play. watch the moves here. gets out of the way there and then the other way. how about that throw. 25 yards. a laser right there for the score to danny coal. virginia tech cruises past boston college 48-14. >>virginia taking on indiana, the first meeting between these schools. after this one indiana might notten watt to play the cavaliers for a long time. this is all virginia all the time. they blow out indiana 47-7. virginia comes to the stadium next week to play maryland. coming up in the next hour tiger woods shows why he's the best golfer in the world. president cup highlights straight ahead. we'll head to charlotte for a preview of the skins and panthers. maureen, back to thank you. >>thank you. >>next at 10, we have your forecast. we'll be back right after this.  what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers.

and if riley ever lies to me the way you high to your parents, he wouldn't even be able to run away because kid, honey, it was a joke. >> it looks like it could have come there your real life a little bit? >> it's very personal to me this story, because i've been through extraordinary things with my own mother. and i thought what a wonderful way to be an honest film maker and to put my own emotions and heart and experiences into what evening so many families struggle with, which is i have an agenda of who i want to be as anned a did you tell ed a dutad adult, and the parent may have an agenda and they may differ. so how do you gain acceptance and honesty and respect for the journey that you're on together. and then what's the parent's side of it. now that i'm in my mid-30s, i and he will understand when you just want to protect your child and you want the best for them and you want them to be safe. so i'm able to see both sides of it now. so i also wanted to make a film that when your friends talk to you, that they have -- yes, let's celebrate, let's empower each other, let kick butt togeth

for years, letterman had used other's romantic entanglement for laughs, from bill clinton to bill o-rileynch line. >> if you came here tonight for sex with the talk show host, you're in the wrong studio. >> there's a new book out called "why women have sex." letterman knows the top ten. >> reporter: funny stuff, but not everybody's laughing. workplace romances may be common but they can also be complicated, especially when one of the people involved is the boss. letterman isn't just the star of late night. he owns the company that produces it and one of the women involved is stephanie burkett, a former intern and personal assistant to dave who ended up making frequent on-air appearances. >> i love it. >> even if the relationship is perfectly consensual between the superior and subordinate, there's still third parties out there, other employees who are concerned i'm being disadvantaged because i'm not willing to do what the employee who's going to bed with you is willing to do. >> reporter: which may be why letterman, after the jokes, turned serious. >> hope to protect my job. >> reporter: