huge, huge victory for shane carwin! mg: shane carwin knocks out gabriel gonzaga!: gonzaga is still unaware of what happened. [inaudible] exchange out of nowhere! mg: wow! jr: wow! you know what's really impressive about this? he overcame adversity before that knockout. here it is again. gonzaga hurt him with a right hand. look at this. oh! i mean, that was a short right hand too. let's see that one more time because it was a short distance. it was in the exchange. gonzaga's chin was straight up in the air. let's see it again. look at that. boom! that is a short right hand and that is big power. when a guy can knock a big guy like gonzaga out with a punch like that, that says a lot. mg: he did rotate his hips. jr: look at this. mg: he just threw the hand. watch, joe. boom! jr: man, that's power. the only guy with gloves that are bigger than brock lesnar's. mg: "napÃu" knocked out by shane carwin. bruce buffer with the official decision. bb: ladies and gentlemen, referee dan miragliotta has called a stop to this contest at 1-minute, 9 seconds of the very first round

it's so great to be back. >> well, shane, what a year it's been! >> i know, wendy. i can't believe it. just a little over a year ago, the only people who could use scalp med were the people who came to my clinic, and now, scalp med is being used all over the world. >> it's just extraordinary, shane. you're dramatically changing the lives of so many people. so, what do you have to tell us today? >> well, what we did over the past year, we asked people to send us their before and after pictures, and we weren't sure if they were gonna take the time and the effort, and we even offered them prizes. well, it turns out, we didn't have to do that. we got so many letters and pictures, it's unbelievable. >> so, shane, these are people who saw our first show or found out about you on the internet and ordered scalp med and on their own, tried the product and sent in before and after pictures? >> yes, and some of the people who actually took the time and came to our clinic in nevada. >> okay, so let's see these fantastic results. >> okay. >> let's start out with sharon prather.

>> first of all, let me talk about shane's life.bout ten years ago, there was an "e true hollywood story" that chronicled the drug abuse when i was pregnant, and i've talked to shane about drugs since he was old enough to understand what i was talking about. and i sat down with him about a month ago and i said, we need to prepare, as a family, i need to sit down and prepare you for some hard truths that are going to come out in this book. and i sat down and took him through it and told him everything that is in the book, and he looked at me and he put his head on my shoulder and he said, "poor mama, you'd better tell dad," you know. >> yeah. >> he's a lovely -- he's an amazing kid, and he's nothing but support and love for me. >> something like this can split a family apart. >> yes. >> when you make these revelations. your stepmom, michelle phillips, said you know, she can't verify this. >> how could she verify it? >> of course not. >> your sister, half sister china says, you know, she has no doubt that you're telling the truth, and

before we let you go, shane, let me get your thoughts on this dell acquisition. biggest deal dell has done. we started the day off with that sector, something that you're watching closely? these two companies integrating? what do you think about this latest deal? >> we watch everything. it was interesting, you know, it's nice to see the reinforcement of our strategy. but remember, scale matters. our business will do in a year, or in a quarter what they will hopefully do in a year. and they paid a lot for it. they paid two and a half times we did for the eds acquisition. >> at this point dell's got to do something. everybody's sort of moving forward, if you will. going forward in terms of technology and innovation. where would you expect the big innovation to come? you can't say it's mobility anymore, can you? >> no, i think you're going to see a lot more fundamental changes at the software level. you're going to see new platforms come out. you've got a lot of changes in the personal computing space, with operating systems platforms and microprocessor platforms ch

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they are cindy hickey, the mother of shane bauer. laura shourd, the mother of sara shourd.ra fattal, the mother of josh fattal. it's been seven weeks. how are you holding up? >> very much a rollercoaster. i've been emotional. we want our kids back. >> sure you do. nora? >> it just feels like sarah's a million miles away. our life's on hold. we can't wait until they start again. >> you feel it's on hold until -- >> yeah. until they're back. >> until they're back. cindy? >> i'm thinking, are they being fed? do they have a shower? are they sleeping? i'm thinking what is his daily life like? what is his well being? >> i'm sorry. you have written this letter to president ahmadinejad. and delivering it to the iranian mission at the u.n. and i want to read, in part, what you said. mr. president, of course, referring to ahmadinejad. we implore you to bring shane, sarah and josh, with you when you visit our country next week, when you address the general assembly of the united nations. nothing would delight us more than to embrace our children. and to express to you personally our g

after tonight we will all be flood victims. >> on this corner, they are thankful. >> shane makes the crossing with precious cargo. >> are you traumatized? >> in dundalk, kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> rescue boats from baltimore city and county were all used in tonight's watermain crisis in dundalk. even residents that were not trapped had a whole heck of a lot to deal with. keith daniels joins us live from dundalk with that angle of the story tonight. keith, what can you tell us? >> jeff, live at court way and logan view drive. water is receding. just how fast depends on the block you are on. this street, two hours ago, had 2 feet of water here. now it is only wet and muddy. clear streets but some homes are a mess. and people that live here are trying to cope. >> christina corbett and her family were r not home when the wet intruder crept to the back door. >> that's my backyard. pool they wanted. >> it was not until she returned she learned there was a major watermain break in the neighborhood. >> this was my backyard. where the kids played. toys are turned over. shed is

>> shane is a very unique individual. do you worry about him doing drugs or anything? >> he doesn't seem to be showing the gene. >> i have to say, just to wra up, the book is absolutely fascinating. i read a bunch of memoirs. i can't put them down. whether youagree or disage, if you read it, you will understand something different. >> it's not an incest memoir. >> like a few pages. >> stay strong, kid,ll rig. >> pleasure. >> again, the book is called "high on arrival." >>> we're back with today's kitchen and getting saucy with the owner of blue ginger and ming is also the spokesperson for fan, the food lergy and an fulantic network. >> 3 million of the 12 million america who haveood allergys are kids and ming's son is one of them. >> good to see you. what's cool of these recipes, they're safe for your son -- >> it's an aergen friendly recipe. my kid was born with allergys to peanuts, eggs and soy. >> where do allergies come from? every kid is allergic to peanuts. >> no one knows, overprescription antibiotics is one of the

. >> shane paxton is the leader of what's called a hot shot crew. 22 men from the forest service brought in to help from tennessee. >> there are homes very close to us. how much danger are they in right now? >> a lot. >> you have houses right in the brush as you can see. it's all going to burn. the potential for it. you flflames and thohose homes didirt road. that's i it. firefighters stand guard on the road and wait for the fire's next move. >> we can't really predict which way it will go. it's going in ten different directions. >> the dirt road may not seem like much of a strategy but it's all these firefighters have. >> none of the fire crews arenese mountains because they're -- are in these mountains because they're inaccessible for us. i heard a 100 foot drop and it's really dangerous as far as -- we have to wait until the fire starts and then act, is not proactive at all. we'll lose a lot of homes, but the people don't evacuate. i can't believe people don't leave. >> one of those who chose not to evacuate -- tony. his home is on the other side of the dirt road and this morning the

the win actually goes to shane mccaddie, steve mccaddie's son.s. >> we were talking about john and earlier in the game he had the padres hit nothing but ground balls. >> that is why he is so effective when he keeps the ball down in the zone. cabrera, eckstein, he got macias to ground into a double play. 4-6-3. he gets cabrera again. he gets david eckstein one more time on the ground ball. he gets chase headley into a fielder's choice ground ball here and nick hundley again on a ground ball. when he is effective he gets lots of ground balls. not many strikeouts. the trick is to get him out not strike him out. 7-0 the final. the nats losing streak has reached five. three runs they have scored in four games. the bats have become silent. let's hope that will change friday night when we come back home against the florida marlins. ? at some restaurants when you get boneless wings... what are you really paying for? whoa! ha ha! i say "happy," you say "birthday!" happy... birthday! who's hungry? why pay for flair when you can get all the flavor for just

jahvid best starts the game on the sideline, with shane vereen in at runningback.there's no drop-off between the two. a trick play, as vereen was looking to throw. and takes off. gets the first down and more. 15 yards and a first down. >> chris: first thing you say, is we're building up jahvid best. and he doesn't start the game. vereen has a better throwing arm. it was going to be a pass down the field. it was covered. he still made -- there's not much drop-off from the second tailback to the first one, for the cal bears. except when it comes to throwing the football. >> bob: vereen must be a better thrower. >> dave: and best is on the field. first down from the cal 35. instead, an end around. so, a fourth-string runningback. and he gets taken down by kyle theret. kevin riley is the quarterback. >> chris: one of the game plans for the bears is this. they want to run outside. they feel they have a speed advantage over the golden gophers. they're trying to get the big, defensive linemen running. but the strength of this team is the linebackers. and on film, all the

many of the remaining homes are on shane way where families powerless going on 4 days now. bge can't restore the power until electricians give them the okay. homeowner say they are beyond frustrated. >> it's crazy. pretty much unlivable. no electric trek. no gas. can't get anything turned back on until we get electrician down there to isolate all the electric in the basement. >>reporter: some 33 homes are still without electricity. >> as family weighed through the aftermath of all the flood damage, police chasing away predators hoping to take advantage of this situation. officials say private contractors have been turning up claiming to be sent by the county. apparently convincing resident to sign contracts to repair their homes. >> baltimore couldn't has not sent any private contractors in telling that can tell you that we say you should sign a contract to have this work done. so be aware of that. >>reporter: there are public crew available to assist homeowner with needed repair. >> several viewers have sent in pictures and video from friday water main break. one person se

jimmy rollins, shane victorino and chase utley. that is good. looking good.ld be a lot of things. bottom of the third, 2-0. ramierez with a fly ball. jayson werth coming over. good athletic team. ranking it. then that is the pitcher. he has eight strikeouts through four. werth drops it in. phillies take the 4-0 lead. johnson getting 10 strikeouts but goes five giving up four runs. blanlton staying sharp on hanley ramierez. he struck him out. blanton, seven shutout innings and nine strikeouts. raul i ibanez strokes it out for his 32nd homer of the year. he had that sensational start. still having a very good year. 9-3 phillies take it in a game one of a double-header. >> this is pretty wild. this video was pitched to "sportscenter" today. i will say it is dubious. this kid at kyle field from the upper deck may have made that shot. i will call editing trick. i don't know. if it happened it is unbelievable. >> i have seen it happen before. redskins player calls out the fans on twitter and pays the price this morning on espn radio. you will hear that up next. plu

a hearing yesterday focused on an inadequate water supply during the mansion fire on shane bridge road. testimony reveals thed ifed if never got thursday row maps of the water system, even after similar problems occurred if western. listen to an exchange between council member phil mendleson and fire chief dennis rubin. >> fire and ems responded to fires without water supply maps, correct? >> i would say that's correct. >> i'm truly stunned hoar. how could you show up at a fire not knowing where the wear supply is? >> reporter: wasa officials had to answer questions about out of service hydrants in areas that seem prone to water supply problems. >>> today, virginia's candidates for governor will debate in our area. democrat deeds and republican mcdonnell will face off this morning. the fairfax county chamber of commerce is sponsoring that debate. recent polls show that mcdonald wants large lead has now shrunk to single digits. acorn is in hot water and faces the possibility of losing all public funding. the census bureau severed its ties for the 2010 national count and they voted to bl

in westerns like "shane", rifles. >> expecting trouble?but in these days there's a new weapon -- the internet. >> it's an emerging neighborhood. the problems are what they are. police cannot be everywhere. so rather than being reactive to a problem, we took a proactive approach. >> dan and alyssa kopp are fighting crime with youtube. so how many cameras do you have here? >> a number of them. >> you don't want to say? >> we don't want to say. >> this video which has more than 40,000 hits shows a break-in at their atlanta home one year ago while at work. >> we were both at work and received a call from our alarm company that the alarm was going off. we told them to dispatch the police. we got home and found out our house had been broken in, our door had been kicked in and some items were missing including a flat screen tv, a laptop and digital camera. >> it was like fear and panic, and, you know, the moment you hope would never come and it was right there. >> fear and panic and also chance for filmmaking because dan and alyssa had installed

be caught and run by shane victorino.ith two >> rob: phillies remain the defensive team. are now tied, though, with the pittsburgh pirates. than the pirates now. yeah, the pirates made any error in the first 7 games 12 this year with a couple of rbied. had a big pinch hit on pitching come income. the overall pitching statistics. happ. their and they brought in cliff lee, >> rob: this is a high strike. goes down. like it went right through the box. >> bob: josh bard will muscle homer. done it four times in 227 bats. went, and he's gone. ryan howard to lead off the inning, and now it's into the 9th, 5-3. . the nationals 5th pitcher of the the strike. nats don't come back, lannan would be 8-11 with a loss. times this year. ball slicing into the boy, texas six runs in that the 4th. about to win a double and even with leading baltimore, they would gain a game and a half in the wildcard and be two beak. down without a fight, rob, and they have significant injuries right now, josh hamilton and michael young. villone overmatches

>> i always end my day with "i love you, shane."you go onto the website, freethehikers.org and looking at petitions and comments is heartening for me. i also, you know, the phones are always close to me waiting for that call. >> and believing that it will come. >> believing that it will come, yes. >> thank you all so much for joining us. there will be candlelight vigils tomorrow -- >> yes. >> marking the two-month mark since they have been held in detention. >> yes. >> i appreciate you being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it's 7:13. now to matt. ar polanski 32 years after he was charged in a sex crime involving a 13-year-old girl. overnight, his lawyer filed a motion to have polanski freed. we'll have polanski's longtime agent with us in just a moment, but first, nbc's dawna friesen is in zurich, switzerland, with the latest. dawna, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. roman polanski seems ready to defy american justice. his lawyers say he was dumbfounded by his arrest and today they filed a motion in federal

. >> reporter: shane paxton leads the 22-man hot shot crew. they've come all the way from tennessee. there are homes very close to us. how much danger are they in right now? >> lots. you got houses right in the brush. as you can see. it's all going to burn. potential for it. >> reporter: if the fire jumps the road, the first home in its path is a piece of hollywood history. >> it's the house where the 1980s movie "e.t." was filmed. it's tony piwowar's home now and this morning, the flames came right up to the road, his last line of defense. >> it was hellfire. it came through here, and it was just unbelievable. the ashes, the heat, it was just a roaring flame. >> reporter: what do you thin the next few days hold for you? >> lots more work, lots more lack of sleep, lots more eating smoke. hopefully a lot more success. >> reporter: there are a lot of people on the other side of that road counting on them. ryan owens, abc news, tujunga, california. >>> meanwhile, to the south, hurricane jimena bears down on mention ka's baja peninsula. it's a cat

so far iran only shade the case of shane bauerer, sarah short is under investigation. hopefully we'll get clarity today. >> we'll look at that exclusive interview on president ahmadinejad tonight on "nbc nightly news" now to the u.s. hikers. alex vitale is brother of josh. nicole lee and the cousin of sarah shourd. as a group, it's been 48 days. we know the united states and iran don't have diplomatic relations. any release to get information is done through swiss departments. what are you hearing? what's going on? >> well, we have some communication through the state department with what's going on with the swiss diplomats. they're being very communicative and letting us now what they're doing. but we get -- other than that, the information is very limited. >> it's hard to get information. do you know whether the swiss diplomats have been able to have a face-to-face meeting with your relatives and friend? >> we've not been granted counselor access. no one has gotten to speak with them. >> in terms of information right now. compared to when they were taken, 48 days ago

southbound, 895 and the old harbor tunnel and otherwise, in good shane shape around the beltway. and into towson, looking great and averaging in the 60s. and looking live at the jam up southbound, 95 at o'donnell, it's not moving and until they clear the lane and looking great at the beltway and 295, in fine shape at the beltway and liberty road. this is brought to you by toyota. click on their website. back to you, don. >>> all right. >> and marty, too, thank you. >> and school is in full session right now. and mike schuh joins us and there's a cleverly place tie in. >> reporter: i like that, of any week that's appropriate, this is the right week they're honoring the free cup of java on tuesday's in september. this is been going on for three years. >> yes, this month, we're honoring teachers. >> that takes me over to -- well, you say what you want to say. this is scott, i made sure i wanted to say it that way. and hi, scott, you're the teacher of the year for carroll county. what do you do. >> i teach music at manchester high school. >> and you earned this, you bring what to the

and our thanks to shane there for that amazing video there.ll find complete instructions on how to submit your stories to us. >>> dna evidence has freed another inmate serving life in prison. 15-year-old anthony went to jail in 1983 for the rape and murder of a 58-year-old woman in florida. yesterday, after 26 years behind bars, he walked out of the broward county jail. caravella who is mentally disabled claimed police beat him into confessing and new dna shows he didn't actually commit the crime. >> yeah. i'm happy to be out. >> what do you think of the job of your attorney? >> i know if it hadn't been for her, none of this would have happened. >> your brother, too, right? do you feel bitter? >> no, not at all. not at all. >> he reunited with his brother and sister. the first thing did he after his release was visit his mother's grave. >>> it looks like prosecutors will seek the death penalty against a former sunday school teacher accused of raping and killing an 8-year-old girl. police in california say melissa huckaby kiss napped and murder

shane victorino caught stealing. apparently he did not agree with the call. helmet goes down. makes for -- for a short afternoon in atlanta. raul ibanez, doubles to left center field. phillies go on to win 4-2 so the phillies' magic number to win the national league east is down to six. >>> more football on the way. more on the patriots and their offensive struggles against the jets at the meadowlands. and "sunday night baseball." the cardinals are 35-16 since matt holliday arrived in st. louis. they go for the sweep of the cubs at 8:00 eastern. >>> welcome to the other studio, the football studio, if you will as prime time "sportscenter" continues. john saunders through the miracle of tv goes from here to here. that's tom jackson. we've been together for? >> 23 years. >> and welcome to those of you watching the ravens and charges and the bills and bucs. we also have chris mort -- chris mortensen and bill scheckter. let's get right to it. we knew this much -- the winner of the patriots at jets game would be the only team without a loss in the a.f.c. east. jets doing the talkin

. >> shane brandon. >> is the mission different than what you thought it would be?> no, sir, i thought it would be like this. it is around the population helping the people. >> where are you from? >> kansas, sir. >> appreciate all you guys and what you're doing. you have been great with us the last couple days and on the patrol yesterday. getting a lot of e-mails and stuff from people saying thank you for what you're doing. i hope you know that and hope you know how much we respect what you're doing out here. thank you very much. appreciate it. stay safe. members of the 15 marines. we've been with them all week here in afghanistan. first patrol base and now here at forward operating base. we'll have more tomorrow night from afghanistan. our coverage continues right now. we'll show you out on patrol with u.s. marines in the next hour. and we'll also take you to washington where the drama over the congressman who heckled president obama continues today. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i got troubles, oh ♪ but not today ♪ 'cause they're gonna wash away ♪ ♪ this old heart ♪ go

i will see shane, and it will be done at some point, hopefully soon. i will hug him and tell him how much i love him. shepard: coming up, we will hear from an expert who has met with ahmadinejad in the past and is expected to meet with him soon. as the united nations waits to hear from the controversial president ever ran around 6:00 eastern time tonight, president obama to lay -- today delivered a stern speech concerning the race for nuclear weapons, a race our president says nobody should win. >> we must stop the spread of nuclear weapons and seek the goal of a world without that, but today, the threat of proliferation is growing in scope and complexity. if we fail to act, we will invite nuclear arms races in every region, and the prospects of war and acts of terror on a scale we can hardly imagine. shepard: the president goes on to challenge north korea and iran to live up to their inability. we will break down the president's powerful speech and what it means. the former deputy assistant secretary of defense under ronald reagan will join us. as i m

. >> what we need is sun shane first. that's what we need first across the area.ot of folks are seasonally affected with the lack of sunshine we had across the area. plenty of clouds. >> that's where it is. that's what i have been feeling. >> a little bit grouchy. plenty of clouds around. nonetheless, we are going to be seeing increasing sunshine and starting late today. but more likelyuring the course of the day tomorrow. outside right now here is the washington monument standing tall and downtown d.c. under cloudy skies. temperatures at 66 degrees. it has been -- there we are. all right. television works so much better when you turn the microphone on position. >> it really does. >> 66 in d.c. our window of the west 12 miles per hour. so far a cool september. you don't need me to tell thaw. three degrees cooler than average here for the fir ten days now of the month of september. temperatures mostly in the mid 60s around town. first thing this morning. we are going to stay in the low to mid 70s for high temperatures today with plenty of clouds around. that area o

wasa and the fire department worked together so that a catastrophe look the one that happened here on shaneridge road doesn't happen again. in northwest, karen gray houston, fox 5 news. and karen tells us that wasa has water system. the detail where the water mains are and what water flow can be expected at which hydrants. the fire chief said his top command will attend training segs at wasa starting next week and so they will have a better understanding of how the maps can help them fight fires. >>> new home sales are up and slower than expected. a .7% increase last month suggests a housing market recovery still tentative. 11,000 fewer properties were sold than economists expected and this is the fifth straight increase. sales are up 30% from january and down 70% from the peak four years ago. >>> and congress wants to get a look at the central bank's secrets. top health lawmakers are getting a billto audit the federal reserve. they want to know how it carries out the monetary policy, including how much money isulent as part of the bank bailout program. it claims the audit would weaken the

the sun shaning here in northwest d.c.see a couple of lonely sprinkles moving towards the panhandle of west virginia. the steadier heavier rain still ba across west virginia and kentucky will be arriving here late this afternoon and this evening and tonight. right now with a little sunshine getting through, first thing this morning, temperatures are near 60 degrees. an 08% chance of rain today and most coming after 5:00, 6:00 this evening. a heavy rain overnight tonight should be done by noon tomorrow. >> thanks so much, chuck. coming up on "news4 >>> good morning. showdown -- the president accuses iran of hiding a secret nuclear facility and issues a warning. >> they are going to have to come clean, and they are going to have to make a choice. >> this morning, iran is pushing back. >>> the plot thickens as the man accused of planning a terror attack is moved to new york city. new details this morning about when and where he was allegedly planning to strike. >>> and go, baby, go. a little boy with some big moves. the video

but it was created by this guy, shane acker, who did the, sort of, world.ed the characters. >> jimmy: i've done a couple animated movies, but i always had to do it after the fact. and that was always so weird enou do those things because you're like -- "no, you go to go -- go down! no! yeah!" and then it's like, "stop." they're like, "jimmy, your voice is really high. stop it." [ laughter ] "i'm sorry, but i don't know --" it's always weird when you're wear headphones and some guy is, like, giving you cues and directions. >> well, especially -- i mean, we just saw this action sequence. so, imagine doing an action sequence where you're, literally, standing in a booth and you can't really move. because if you move too much, it's going to pick up on the mic. >> jimmy: your clothes are moving. >> oh, yeah. and then there's the grab bags. like, at the end of the day, they have you do these things where they do, like, a grab bag of grunts and efforts. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. >> you'll stand there, literally, like an idiot. like -- [ grunting ] you end up soundi

those three americans are these three, josh if a tall, sarah shourd and shane bauer. their families say it was accidental. iran is holding them on charges of illegal entry. in a letter to their president, ahmadinejad, their mother says, and i quote: shepard: president ahmadinejad comes to new york next thursday as iran prepares for nuclear talks with six world powers. an attack on the new york city subway system. the fear is they may have had one in the works. fear but no concrete evidence just yet. new details tonight on the terror raids here and in colorado and a man we're told investigators suspect may have links to al qaeda. that man is -- -- that man's attorney says he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. he is being questioned for a second time tonight. the feds have searched his apartment and home of his aunt and uncle. the attorney says the feds are interested in zazi because he spent last weekend in new york. remember, this all began with a series of raids in the buro of queens on monday. they believe the colorado man may be involved in the potential plo

redskins kicker shane does lunch with lindsay. sinkhole swallows two cars.ughter ended up in this situation. we will be right back. >>> the redskins would have been shut out sunday had it not been for kicker's three field goals. growing up in canada, he said he never wanted to play football. he wanted to be a hockey star, of course. jason talks about pressure and routine in this week's "lunch with lindsay." >> reporter: we brought you here because i know you are a big hockey guy. i want to ask you about a food. a food you love, canadian. tell me about it. what is it? >> a lot of times you will see it from, i guess, what i call fried -- like a -- a van that drives around with food in it, french fries, burgers. back home a lot of times you will see french fries, cheese kurd on top and beef gravy on top of that. >> tell me about your love for hockey. i know you are a big capitals fan. >> growing up, hockey a big deal. big part of my life. >> did you play growing up? tell me about that. when did you play and what was -- >> i started at the age of 3. >> really? >

>> shane brown. >> is the mission a lot different than you thought it was going to be? >> no, sir.ought it was going to be sit around, assist with the population, helping the people, secure. >> where are you from? >> kansas, sir. >> all right. appreciate all of you guys, what you're doing. you guys have been great with us the last couple of days and on patrol yesterday. as we're getting a lot of e-mails and stuff from people saying thank you for what you're doing. hope you know how much people respect what you're doing out here. thank you very much, appreciate it. stay safe. members of the 1-5 marines. we've been it with them all week here in afghanistan, first at patrol base jaker and then at forward operating base geronimo. we'll have more tomorrow night from afghanistan. our coverage continues right now. we'll show you out on patrol with u.s. marines the next hour. also will take you to washington where the drama over the congressman who heckled president obama continues today. we'll be right back. he ran off with his secretary! she's 23 years old! - oh, come on. - enough! you g

. >> reporter: for most of the last 28 years, kim zimmer and robert newman have carried on as riva shaneosh lewis. oh, my, how they've carried on. do you remember how many times you've been married. >> i believe it's nine. >> josh has been married nine times. >> three times to the same man, to joshua, the love of her. >> sonny twice. >> i married every male member of one family. >> olivia once and riva's sister once. >> i told you to stay away from me. >> reporter: it's not just romance that is tangled in springfield, the could-be- anywhere town where the show is set. >> oh, i hate that name. >> reporter: josh, riva and the others have led lives plagued by perils pauline could never imagine. memory loss. mystery diseases. miracles and misadventures are part of their everyday lives. several years back riva drove off a bridge in florida and somehow washed ashore on a caribbean island called.... >> i became the princess there. i married the handsome prince. then the bad brother threw me back into the water from whence i came. that's when i floated up to amish country and i became amish. >>

shane victorino is hitting over .340 against the nationals this year. >> rob: i thought you would say: it only teams that way. >> rob: we talked about hitting your spot. that change-up is up in the zone. victorino jumps all over it. and pulls up. he was looking like he was going for 3, as bob said you pick up the 3rd base coach, he stops you at second. >> bob: he has 11 triples and leads the league with born of houston. there's a good baseball man, sam, the pride of george washington university. >> rob: he was one of my coaches to world championship team in cincinnati. excellent coach. big on fundamentals. works the defense too when they are doing their defensive drills. >> he will manage again. chase utley. he's the fourth best in the league. >> rob: has the big shift on. 3 infielders on the right side of infield. off speed, 2-0. >> rob: there you see it. 1, 2, 3. 11 year veteran, kulpa has the pleat. scott at first. ester brook at second and mills at third.   utley 85 rbis after homerin here. he had a good rip, nice running fastball. >> bob: he scored the

you about americans who are in custody here in iran, specifically the parents of three young hikers, shane bauer, sara shood and joshua fatale. you knew about their case. are asking for compassion. in a letter to you, they are going to be asking for you to bring their children on your plane to the united states as a humanitarian gesture. would you consider this? >> translator: well, i'm not happy that they have been arrested. but these individuals had violated our borders. and in accordance with the laws, they need to be punished. but i ask you, five iranian diplomats for two years now, well, they were -- they were in prison by u.s. troops. they had not violated the law. they were going about their diplomatic business and life in erbil in iraq. u.s. troops in iraq, without any documentation, arrested them. the u.s. government, is it going to strike a humanitarian posture by releasing them? will it release them? of course. under an equal condition, we are ready to engage in reciprocal action. the family of the u.s. citizens which are in prison here in iran, i sympathize with them. they need

my son, shane, at some point when he was growing up, i had said to him, we should get some chickens for we are today with 75 chickens. my chickens love to eat everything. ♪ they eat meat. we don't feed them -- >> pork products. they love pork products. >> they love bacon. >> sausage. >> we have a contract with our chickens. no lay, no stay. as long as you lay eggs, you're welcome to stay. i think everybody member of our family has had a chicken lay an egg in their hand. i think that's more than a dozen. more than a dozen. so you can't get any fresher than right from the chicken to the table. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> just imagine a just-laid egg, a soft-boiled egg and you're dipping a piece of really good bread. it's the best meal. it's fantastic. >> so good. >> it really does make you aware of what you eat and it's easy to do. it's easier than a dog. something we did on a whim, and it's just been fun. >> hi. buzz, buzz, buzz. >> my husband has convinced me to get into chicken raising. ♪ >> there were supposed to be three, and then we found out that you can really only order t

also, she has a son, 20-year-old shane.lationship is like, because this is very revealing about his mom. >> more with mackenzie phillips. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am stan stovall. want to get a check on the morning commute with traffic pulse 11 and sarah caldwell. >> unfortunately, we are dealing with a pretty big to lay on eastbound i-70 taking of the right lane at 29. it is completely jammed approaching 32 all the weight to the accident scene. state to the left and you'll get around it. but it will be a while before that clears. a downed pole and wires this morning with lanes closed. outer loop northeast side, seven miles per hour your average speed. southbound harrisburg starting to see it time from shawan road down to the beltway. and stop the j.f.x., with heavy to lay out of west side. that is backing up traffic southbound 795. 14 minutes is the outer loop drive time on the west side. that is the biggest one this morning. here is what looks like at lib

five years ago, 33-year-old shane acker made an 11-minute animated short he called "nine" and it won1 minutes, it will be ten times better at 80 minutes. that's wrong. numerically and as it turns out, artistical artistically. the new inflated "nine" is diluted. it is a shrivelled "three" or "four." what's best is the animation. >> so much thought, the details. >> it instantly suggests that tim burton is on the premises. not so good, the story's premise. yet another film of the world wrecked, humans dead or fled, machines rule with an iron hand. but a dying frankensteinian scientis scientists creates some itsy-bitsy beings. the picture degenerates into an action flick. brave number nine persuades the other numbers to do a number on the iron monsters. explosions. clamor. i dare you to do -- this could have been much better than it is. when it was over, i wished they had tacked on that 11-minute original. would have been fun to see, and also to see if less is more. and that more or less is the "critic's corner" for today. >>> still ahead, live music to get you into the holiday mood. >>

and his father, my ex-husband, shane fontaine, is one of my biggest supporters and dearest friends. >r family members may have questioned the truth of this story, but in some way do you think this might bring you closer to those around you? >> my hope is that we can be a stronger family after this. my sister china has come out in support of me and, you know, the people in my family who aren't supporting me and who are saying that my claims are untrue, i understand that, although they have known about this as a fact for a long time. their reaction is not surprising to me. i understand. i love my family. i have great compassion, and i feel terrible for having put them in this difficult situation. but i think that the tide is beginning to turn. at least that's my hope. >> i want to continue the conversation if we can in a moment. we need to take a break. you've wanted to quit smoking so many times, but those days came and went, and the cigarettes remained. but today's a new day. and a few simple steps can make a real difference in your next quit... things like starting with a plan to qui

he was going to get into a run down and hope he could get shane victorino home from third. >> rob: hen the infield grass here and is in the way of adam dunn. if you see him, goes right on the infield grass. and he takes the lane away from dunn. check him out. >> bob: why can't you call him out for leaving the pace line? -- the baseline? >> rob: i think as long as you make that baseline where you -- now, this is a veteran player right here. he knows dunn is coming in on the pick-off. i think he's out of the base path. >> bob: i mine, that is totally out of the base line. and the 2-2 is upstairs. i mean, that was a good three to four feet out of the base line. look at the distance between the grass and the line between those bags. left the base line. and wert will line one hard out of play. >> rob: but i totally think that was by design. i think, like you just said, how smart he is, he knew dunn was going to cut off that distance in between, come to the inside part. he just came off the lane, so he would have got hit in the back with a throw. >> bob: i just wonder if he got hit with tha

no score, ryan howard doubles off sanchez, scoring shane victorino, 1-0 phillies.be vital as cole hamels dominates. top of the 9th score, 1-0. hamels strikes out molina, and then renteria pops up, and that's your game. gets the complete game shutout, allowing two hits, walks only one, strikes out nine, lead this phillies to a 1-0 win, and is now 8-8 on the year, and the nationals will probably see him next week when philadelphia comes to town at nationals park. back too san diego. jim riggleman discussing the nationals offense or lack thereof. >> yeah, you know, i don't really ever put numbers in my head what we scored such and such inning, so that's news to me what you're just saying, i just know we're either hitting or not hitting, and right now we're not hitting, so we just have to win the game the other way, you know, you have to find another way to win the ball game, and part of it is that they really played good. you know, they made plays all over the field again tone. they robbed our guys from hits all night, which, you know, stopping rallies, and it allows

and shane victorino is in scoring position with nobody out.t will be a base hit and an error on will nieves on the throw, his 6therror of the year. victorino off the end of the bat. better than a citizenning bun -- citizenning bunt. its that how he plays the game. the shift is on for utley.   >> rob: park avoided milita they have a mandatory 3 years of service in korea. he avoided it by leading the korean national team to a gold medal in the 98 asian games. >> that's ultimate exception. >> he may lead the phillies the a victory with one unearned-run job in the bottom of the 8th.   >> bob: the nats didn't get hit off park in 4ab, with a walk, 2 fly balls and a grounder. >> rob: he was only the second korean signed to major leagues in baseball history. back in the late 90s there was not an influx of asian players. >> bob: park broke in with the dodgers in 94. utley, and got the runner! they got him at third. as guzman kept chasing and chasing. and victorino almost got in there. it will go 5-6 on a fielder's choice. guzman thou

. $10 millione eed on the line, tr finished second behind this guy, shane o'hair.is ahead because of advice tiger gave him probably. we'll explain later. >>> it's time for our true champion, this week american cyclist kristen armstrong, the 36-year-old won the time trial in switzerland on wednesday. here she is after winning gold in beijing. but she took the sport up late after getting os yoe arthritis from running triathlons. she is going to retire because she wants to start a family. no relation to the other armstrong. >> thanks, rafer. >>> what are you doing next tuesday night? we have an exciting addition to our prime-time lineup coming your way. "the joy behar show" will air every night at 9:00 eastern right here on hln. it kicks off tuesday, september 29th so tune in. >>> actor randy quaid and his wife were locked up yesterday and the local paper said when st the cops showed up she put up a gecko vo: businessmen say "hard work equals success." well, you're looking at, arguably, the world's most successful businessgecko. gecko vo: first rule of "hard work equa

encouraged by the compassion of president ahmadinejad in the release of all three children, josh, shanede towards our children and that he will release them and bring them to the united states. >> the families wanted ahmadinejad to bring the hikers with him when he came to the u.s. you. >>> the justice department is going to take a closer look at the community organizing group a.c.o.r.n. the inspector general says he will find out if a.c.o.r.n. got any justice department grant mr money and how it used the money. a.c.o.r.n. has come under fire lately after employees were caught on video giving advice to a couple posing as a prostitute and pimp. >>> police have wrapped up their search search of a kidnapping suspect's property and they say so far it doesn't look like there's a connection to two other missing personses cases. still, though, investigates have not eliminated phillip garrido as a suspect in the disappearances of two young girls. garrido and his wife of chaged with kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her captive for 18 years. >>> finally a break for the atlanta area, but how y

iran says joshua fattal, shane bauer and another were arrested for straying into iranian territory while hiking. real-life soap opera revolving around the reality show "jon and kate plus 8." taking a whole new twist. >>> jon is gone. we don't just mean kate kicked him out. he's off the show. cable network tlc will relaunch the show in november as "kate plus 8." of course the couple is going through a very public divorce. their split was featured during an episode of the show. tlc says the program will focus on kate gosselin's evolution as a single mom. >>> it was one year ago that the dow industrials plunged 777 points in a single session. i know we didn't see a repeat performance today. not at all. stephanie elam's at the business desk in new york with the trading details. 777 points. woo, steph! >> what a crazy number. i know. stocks did end in the red today but nowhere near that kind of loss. investors were unsettled by some new economic numbers as they reflected on that anniversary we have here today when the dow industrial average posted its biggest point loss ever. that crash came

. >> shane came home and told me right away and it was -- it was just a very shocking moment. -- i couldn't even comprehend what he was saying. i know i was kind of yelling at him, asking him if he was joking. clearly, his physical demeanor indicated there was no joke about the news he was delivering to me. >> you can see there is anguish on both of their faces. at that point, stacy, what is she going through, you are pregnant, but it is not our baby. >> this is one of those moments where you sort of replay everything that happened. she has to be wondering how she is going to deal with it, how she tells the kids she already has and what her future is going to hold. >> they have three other children. jennifer, a lot of people wondering how could this happen. we are not sure. there should be a consequence. what could it be for this fertility clinic. >> they are going to be on the hook for legal damages. i understand she is going to have a surrogate mother carry the other embryos and try to have another child. they'll probably have to pay for that and pay damages for what they di