good evening. >> good evening, a balmy night in south florida.ast time peyton manning was in this stadium was if called dolphins shame yum. and mvp much super bowl xli. it's now called landshark stadium. when super bowl xlvi roll as round it's dolphins stadium. or joe robby. >> miami-dade. orange. >> the colts are just the colts. always one of the best teams in the league. are they still good with a new coach, and, you know, not so many wideouts? >> yes. that's real simple answer. >> they're still good like the colts have been good. >> yeah. they are. because not a lot of pieces have changed. main thing they have peyton manning, that's the first thing. look to the other side of the ball. to me, that's a great indicator. this team is based on speed which is real interesting, it's built for the carpet. that's what bill bullion did, got speed off the edges but they're a small defense. they're really better with points at their back. that's what the offense has to do. as long as they have peyton manning run thing the offense which is a simple offense

. >>> florida state lost to miami today, in south florida. b. j. daniels, they are up 7-0. he was making his first-ever start. he was not recruited by florida state. they may want a duel over after today. it is priceless. florida state cut it to 14-7. then the quarterback coughs up the football. the seminoles are left to ponder their first-ever loss to south florida, 17-7. >>> $10 million on the line at for the tour championship of fedex cut. the likelihood it is is tiger's but is not guaranteed. phil mickelson does not seem too happy. tiger started the third round with a two-shot lead, but he did not make enough of these. he shoots 69, two behind kenny perry. if he wins tomorrow and tiger finishes in a three-way tie for third or worse, then perry will when the fedex cop and $10 million prize that goes with it. not bad for a week and worth of work. nothing like a bottle of water, but not bad. ♪ take me home ♪ take me home ♪ to my family ♪ ♪ i need to be surrounded by ♪ the ones who care for me [ female announcer ] clean you can see. softness you can feel. tide with a touch o

rain linger anything south florida. a little thunder shower moving on shore between ft. lauderdale and miami. a little wet weather to start your morning. other areas with wet weather today possibly all through the florida peninsula. the worst of it will be right along the coast between a wedge of high pressure and a storm off the coast from norfolk just about to atlantic city, new jersey. rough conditions today and wet. well, if you're watching wdiv local 4 in detroit, see a&experience detroit 100 years ago through a series of photographs and newspaper articles and images from the past. that's at the detroit historical society. that's your eastern event of the day, christina. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> the show's producers have responded with a bold and surprising move. talk show queen, comedian ellen degeneres has been named the show's fourth judge. she dances daily on her talk show, which she will continue. nevertheless, admits to having no musical background. the move ends speculation that the

last time he was on this field in south florida he was m.v.p. of super bowl xli. >>> we're back with boomer and t.j. and "the blitz." a pair of teams winning in unexpected fashion. how aaron rodgers came so close to a game-winning drive. see how frank gore made fantasy owners very happy sunday. adrian peterson sees daylight and rarely disappoints. drew brees threw less touchdowns this week and the saints scored twice as much as the eagles. >> welcome back. no donovan mcnabb out for philly with a cracked rib and drew brees with a 6-touchdown pass pace. i'm kidding. maybe not. here we go. the eagles, who is that? is that sheldon brown coming out to try to scare the eagles. kevin kolb in his first career start but you'll need to score points against drew brees. six touchdown passes last week, two went to jeremy shockey. the opening drive of the game, 15 yards. certainly brees would be off a little bit to start. maybe not. third and four, five yards is shockey. at the 15, a little fake, a little toss. marcus olson, 5-5, brees on the drive. 7-0, new

let's go down to south florida at the ballpark.iend mark zuckerman of the "the washington times" levels talk about this deal. seems like the nationals may have got best of this deal. >> yeah, i think it's pretty hard to say at this point they didn't and that's even with scott olsen missing most of the season. look what willingham has become. it's funny when they first acquired him and went into spring training, he was pretty much their fifth outfielder and he's turned instead a mainstay at left field a long term corner piece as the number five hitter and bonifacio as great as he was that opening day against the nats and really for the first week of the season, since then he hasn't done hardly anything. his average is about .250. his on base at .300. they kind of made him into a utility guy now. if he comes back healthy next year, i think the nats would got the boift that have deal. >> going for one second baseman to the possibility of another second baseman. what have you heard about the possibility of guzman moving to second base?

. >> south florida, tony, south florida. sunshine, sunglasses. >> look at you.ws. let's start with fabulous days for two old quarterbacks, jaws. brett favre, 23-27, kurt warner, a record 24-26. who were you more impressed with? >> well, i was impressed with both quarterbacks. but i find it interesting with this first question, because i was with bill parcells at the dolphins' practice on saturday. we were talking about wily old veteran quarterbacks, and he thought quarterbacks whon they get 35, 36, in that area, they lose anticipation. they're afraid to pull the trigger. i guess he was wrong in talking about kurt warner or brett favre. i think both guys still get it. they understand how to anticipate throws and throw the single-cover receiver. i think they're both playing terrific football. >> we're going to go to a team that may be playing terrific football, denver, 2-0 now after beating the browns. are they just beating bad teams, or are they better than we think? >> well, i think they're getting better. i think you have to look at the schedule, first off and

phil keating is an hour south florida news room. -- is in our south florida news room. >> one cuban-americanamily trying to squeeze $90 million out of the communist country. they are using a law enacted after 9/11 and it basically allows u.s. citizens to collect court judgments against sovereign nations if those nations make this a department's list of nations that sponsor terrorism. the point is to try to get the federal court to seize select cuban trademarks and then auction them to the highest bidder. that would open up the u.s. market to those brands. all lot of sales potential. instead -- a state judge already awarded the family money in a judgment. so far, the family has only collected 1.4 million. if the court rules that cuban trade marks can be sold, this would open the door to on told numbers of cuban americans who had their businesses confiscated by the communists after the 1959 revolution. it will undoubtedly create controversy internationally. trademark law experts suspect that the war -- the european union would start screaming. typically nations around the world are pretty good

back to bob and rob in muggy south florida. you after this ballgame in a couple of minutes. >> bob: nothing would make us happier, johnny, than to throw it back to you with a friday night's here's johnny in a matter of moments. the hitters that macdougal faces here in the bottom ninth, dan uggla, cody ross and cameron maybin combined 0-9 and tonight with five strikeouts. justin maxwell brings his speed to center field and willie harris goes to left. >> rob: we go with our all speed outfield, maxwell. >> bob: you have hot rod max and dukes. >> rob: there you go. >> bob: pitcher for the nats batting fifth. and maxwell in the number nine spot. dan uggla, 0-3, two strikeouts. macdougal after struggling after his fifth -- trying to get his 15th save last night and then villone came in to take care of business trying to make it number 15 here. uggla, bouncer. deep third foul. remind are we will join live tomorrow night at 7:05. can't be wut with you for the 6:10 first pitch. >> rob: we'll be thinking of them while we're doing the gam

last time he was on this field in south florida he was m.v.p.nd t.j. and "the blitz." a pair of teams winning in unexpected fashion. how aaron rodgers came so close to a game-winning drive. see how frank gore made fantasy owners very happy sunday. adrian peterson sees daylight and rarely disappoints. drew brees threw less touchdowns this week and the saints scored twice as much as the eagles. (commentator 1) here's tiger woods, doing what he does best, setting up, preparing (commentator 2) he does it better than anyone else. (commentator 1) makes all the difference, jim (commentator 2) wait, i think he's ready once again, excellent choice we've come to expect nothing less he can see us (announcer) prepare your skin with gillette's new line of hydrating body wash. it has 3 times more hydrators that lock in moisture and help eliminate dry skin. is that gonna be cash or credit? check. we only take little checks. alex, you are the sizzle. joni did the entire crossword. in pen. sizzle joni, sizzle. rick refilled the paper in the copier. both trays. w

unfortunately, take a look at what's been going on across south florida. very, very heavy rainfall in miami, alligator alley. spotty thunderstorms along the atlantic coast. we have had rip currents from danny, then bill, now we have rain. unfortunately, it's keeping a lot of people inside. temperature wise, it's going to be really good. highs in the 90s. you will be dodging some of the storms, but it's not going to be constant all day long. water temperatures comfortable. you have 90 degree water temperatures in key west. certainly, on the warm side for getting in the water, if that's what you want to do for today. >> it's not too warm for me. i like it. >> i know you love the warm water, i'm a cooler water girl. my map doesn't seem to want to switch. i'll talk about the travel delays. if you are trying to travel, we have delays in phoenix because of the thunderstorms. 45 minute delays in san francisco because of the clouds. the cold front in the northwest, it's a little more, brings in the rain in seattle and portland. you might want to have an indoor par

stuart scott anchors our coverage of "monday night football" from south florida. >> south florida on muggy monday night but "sportscenter's" coverage of "monday night football" was on point as the miami dolphins appeared in "monday night football" for the 74th time, more than any team in the league. stuart scott, steve young, matt millen wearing makeup on a muggy night. that's tough. >> you guys are wearing makeup? you're weird. >> you're wearing makeup. >> much tougher for peyton manning as peyton was trying to get in the record books, tied with johnny unitas for most wins for a starting quarterback coming in. first play from scrimmage. and here-we-go. peyton to dallas clark, second time he's opened the game like this with an 80-yard touchdown. how did it go down? >> you are overanxious right off the bafment 3 watch out. how about a tackle to open the game? no, touchdown. >> the play ties the quickest touchdown in "monday night football" history that took 12 seconds. check out after the play, tiger woods on the side lineups telling peyton nice play, player. i can drive just as well

stuart scott anchors our coverage of "monday night football" from south florida. >> south florida on muggy monday night but "sportscenter's" coverage of "monday night football" was on point as the miami dolphins appeared in "monday night football" for the 74th time, more than any team in the league. stuart scott, steve young, matt millen wearing makeup on a muggy night. that's tough. >> you guys are wearing makeup? you're weird. >> you're wearing makeup. >> much tougher for peyton manning as peyton was trying to get in the record books, tied with johnny unitas for most wins for a starting quarterback coming in. first play from scrimmage. and here-we-go. peyton to dallas clark, second time he's opened the game like this with an 80-yard touchdown. how did it go down? >> you are overanxious right off the bafment 3 watch out. how about a tackle to open the game? no, touchdown. >> the play ties the quickest touchdown in "monday night football" history that took 12 seconds. check out after the play, tiger woods on the side lineups telling peyton nice play, player. i can drive just as well

let's go to south florida.they stopped the game at 9:11 tonight to honor those who lost their lives eight years ago. >>> one man done and gone. high and deep to left. a two-run home run. nationals take a 2-0 lead. things are looking good. in the sixth, mike morse pinch hitting. he delivers. deep center field. he can't get the catch. josh willingham. it's a two-run double for morse. the nationals knock off the fish, 5-3. they have now won two games in a row. most of the biggest names in basketball on hand to see michael jordan get enducted into the hall of fame. leroy smith was there. leroy who? maybe the reason jordan is who he is. it's the first time jordan was cut from any team. >> he's the tame 6'7" guy. not any bigger. he started the whole process with me. when he made the team and i didn't, i wanted to prove to leroy smith and to myself, i wanted to make sure you understand you made a mistake, dude. can you imagine -- leroy smith was there. can you imagine being him watching that. >> can you imagine being

this is the second armored truck robbery in south florida this week. a surveillance camera caught this bizarre shooting at a california restaurant. the man was eating at an outdoor table in norwalk when he stood up, fired seven shots at a passing vehicle, sat back down and continue eating a meal. he faces several charges. he will be arraigned today. they believe it was gang related. a new book based on 30 hours of newly released data debuts provides a rare glimpse into the life of michael jackson. the author rabbi's schmooli. a fan's novartis started ujacksd up to buy tickets for his movie that comes out in october. alarming details of a new study about health care. researchers say health insurance may not be enough. >> we are starting to see a little clearing. started with showers this morning. nothing over central maryland right now. we will have an active doppler this weekend. when does out of the northeast at 10 miles an hour my husband and i, we love to go to steakhouses i can smile, i can carry on our conversation i do most of the talking yes i w

bill: in a moment, reality check alert tonight python alert in south florida. they are after us.ht back with it. (woman) dear cat. your hair mixes with pollen and dust. i get congested. but now with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. bill: reality check where we uncover the god's honest truth. check one, as you may know president carter said much of the criticism toward president obama is race based. senator mccain applied. bill: wow, the ghost of herbert hoover will be happy to hear that check two, we sent factor producer jesse waters to a conference over the weekend. there he ran into michelle backman from minnesota who has been getting hammered by nbc news. >> the factor is the factor. i mean, you know, that's it. the factor is the factor. that's what's important. people vote with their feet. this they love bill o'reilly and glenn beck and love the shows that's on fox. that's what matters. they want to go where they can find truth. they obviously are not finding truth on some of these other channels. bill: the rapghts for sept

south florida and the road against florida state. friday fin goes 73 yards for the score. it was 17-7 in the first meeting between the first two teams th within our geico 15 minutes of fame. >>> looking past their record, the nationals have done a lot of positive things this season. they signed steven trays burg and inked rossberg to a deal. we're living in the present. today's game we start in the bottom of the fifth. pinch-hitter changes that. and a one shot to the grass i didn't nole. -- grassy nole. and top nine, the braves blow it up with five runs. i don't remember wellingham can't get to. and they score and the nats are beaten 11-5. they match last year's loss total. >>> when we return the tour championship is shaping up to be one roller coaster of a finish. we'll have highlights when we come back. ♪ ♪ tell me who's watching. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. it gets an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon, and was named an iihs top safety pick. all for just $179 a month. and like all new volkswagens, it comes with 3

last time he was on this field in south florida he was m.v.p. of super bowl xli. >>> we're back with boomer and t.j. and "the blitz." a pair of teams winning in unexpected fashion. how aaron rodgers came so close to a game-winning drive. see how frank gore made fantasy owners very happy sunday. adrian peterson sees daylight and rarely disappoints. drew brees threw less touchdowns this week and the saints scored twice as much as the eagles. f >> welcome back. no donovan mcnabb out for philly with a cracked rib and drew brees with a 6-touchdown pass pace. i'm kidding. maybe not. here we go. the eagles, who is that? is that sheldon brown coming out to try to scare the eagles. kevin kolb in his first career start but you'll need to score points against drew brees. six touchdown passes last week, two went to jeremy shockey. the opening drive of the game, 15 yards. certainly brees would be off a little bit to start. maybe not. third and four, five yards is shockey. at the 15, a little fake, a little toss. marcus olson, 5-5, brees on the drive. 7-0, ne

afternoon storms in south florida. maybe a raindrop or two in texas needing the rain. if you want the fall weather, pacific weather, upper 50s and low 60s tomorrow as the cool pacific air comes in for a couple of days. hot in the southwest but not as warm as southern california. only 84 in l.a. that's about average. humidity is up and been able to get the hands around that station fire in southern california north of l.a. most of the plains and midwest in great shape. nice day in chicago. and as we get into labor day itself, no weather issues. middle of the country, northeast hangs on. but again, ohio valley to gulf coast, alex, may have a few late summer showers and thunderstorms. not bad. no hurricanes to cover. >> i was going to say, doesn't sound bad at all. when it's time to head home, check out the forecast for the travel route going to weather.com. >>> a report out today is sparking new outrage over the release of a lockerbie bomber. the libbian government paid for medical advice of three doctors who recommended him be released from prison. under scottish rules,

when the nationals play in south florida they usually use. today they changed that forecast.f the first, and they are down for a base hit to right. ian scores and here comes gusman and the nationals take a lead on the rbi single. looking good. 3-1. pete or up with two outs and an man out and sends a shot to right center for a two-run home run. his first of the season and the third of his career. they are up, 5-1. john cruising along and gets ramirez wavest strike three. he struck out three and allowed one run in five innings of work. there's a 2:15 rain delay in the sixth inning and now another delay in the ninth. they lead, 7-2 and they'll probably win the ball game. >> hopefully they'll call it and they can win that way. >> they are in the bottom of the ninth so, you know -- >> cool. we'll talk more about your fantasy team through the the league because it's important to note that our sports guy has the fewest point in the fantasy football league. >> but i still have five guys to play. >> i'm just stating the facts. >> it's not over. it's inconclusive evidence here. >> quic

in south florida now, debbi taylor had a chance to catch up and bring us up to date on young. >> hello. but he live as couple of miles from here. he spent a lot of time here. i saw how he is feeling these days. >> i'm fine now, i have been going through physical therapy for six weeks. just enjoying sum weir my family. and living like a regular family would live. >> do you accident ec to play next season? >> i would like to if it's not in the cards, i'm not going to go and jump off a bridge. young what your options are. >> i will be a free agent at the end of the year and it is a matter of a team wanting me. they need my services, i go in that direction, if not you saw the boys. i have a family to raise. >> would you like to return to the nationals organization? >> i would love to. in a senseky come up here and they let me work back into the big league playing shape and i would like to help the team turn around. and a great organization and years to come. >> would you consider it as a coach. >> and across the mind and double a around the young guys and in the players and coming if and a

it the gentleman spoke about south florida it actually took two years to staff that cemetery with veterans, those that were willing to apply. we have a high turnover because the cost of living so in many areas the cost of living has forced us to look at other ways to get the work done. but we still each year have increased fte. the new cemeteries all open with approximately 15 to manage the cemetery's so we are keeping the internet work in house, keeping their representatives works and all of the public affairs type of work in house, the mowing and trying and setting of headstones we contract. >> we are doing everything in our power to create opportunities for veterans i don't want to be in their arrest when i hear that veterans cemeteries and groups like yourselves are going outside of our veterans groups. >> those that we have hired our disabled veterans companies. we are hiring. given the work of veterans we work with vba to hire those going through different training programs. each network we have five networks throughout the system, are required last year and this year to hire five so

and widely-scattered showers today in the northeast and south florida. >> it will be 90 in miami. 75 in atlanta. and highs in the 60s, from baltimore to boston. it's 69 in detroit. an unusually cold day. 47 in salt lake city. hotter to the south, with 96 in phoenix. and 85 in albuquerque. >> winter rearing its head in parts of the country. >>> when we come back, on "america this morning," america's best-selling cars and other models on the biggest recall ever. what drivers need to know now, before taking their cars in for service. >>> and the terror threat against new york. police say there's nothing to fear. why did officials follow one possible suspect to an interview with abc news? ♪ save up to an extra 30% on beautiful and affordable fall style at jcpenney. come in for your extra savings card... ...to get an extra 15, 20, or 30% off all sale and regular prices when you use your jcpenney card. stores open early saturday with doorbusters. st. john's bay sweaters for her are just $14.99. st. john's bay sueded polos are $12.99. save 70% on all gold jewelry. go to jcp.com and see ever

it could get slick on i-10 in texas, as well as roads in south florida and upstate new york. >> if youflying today, expect airport delays in seattle, detroit, philadelphia and washington, d.c. >>> the secret service is investigating a poll about killing the president that appeared on facebook. more than 700 people responded before the poll was deleted from the site yesterday. you can see what got the secret service concerned. the question, should obama be killed? and the responses, yes, maybe, if he cuts health care, and no. authorities were not concerned about an imminent threat. but they wanted the poll taken down. >>> roman polanski's lawyers say they are pulling all of the stops to get him out of a swiss prison. polanski's reporters are outraged, questioning why they chose this weekend to arrest the filmmaker. but prosecutors insist they have been trying to catch up with polanski, since 1978, when he faced arrest and fled. >> reporter: roman polanski has led very public life, in france since fleeing u.s. justice, 31 years ago. >> he feels this case is over. >> reporter: polanski ha

a south florida man says the problem is simple enough, a roofing company accidentally tore off his roof instead of his neighbors. he thinks they should fix it but they are giving him the run around and it has been broken for two months. he got a quote from them but never sign add contract for work. the company's attorney offers little explanation. >> quite frankly i don't know. i don't know what took place on the day in terms of there was a mistake made. >> my feeling is they just playing games. they try to take advantage because i am an old person. >> his insurance company is threatening to cancel the policy if the roofer isn't replaced and the company refuses to do the work. his attorney says they will give him a roof at the discount and he will have to pay his insurance deductible. >> that story makes me so mad for that guy. that is ridiculous. >> it made the news i think it will be handled. >> you hope so. >> beautiful surroundings. >> beauty battle burning on belfast road over one fake tree and cell phone customers. every single day in aruba is a nice day. i mean how do you people

another morning and afternoon of storms in florida, central and south florida. but in the mid atlantic, mostly cloudy with highs in the lower 80s. that's a check of the regional forecast. now the forecast close to home. cleveland, ohio, good morning to you. an increase in cloud cover. maybe a stray shower. highs at 80. charleston, spotty showers 80s there. savannah, highs of 92. overall, the first full day of fall today but still feels like summer across much of the region. christina. >> all right. thanks so much, ryan. >>> the fed finishes up, google finishes higher, and banks rush to act before congress does. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, you won't believe how this hollywood star spends her spare time helping out at her daughter's school. >>> the blue jays rally, the rays are eliminated, and plaxico burress is no longer a freeman. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown. and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> iranian president mahmoud ahmadin

. >> paul: this south florida homebuilder thinks happy days will soon be here again. he'll tell you why. >> susie: then, it's all about revenue when it comes to earnings. while cost cuts helped companies make their numbers during the recession, wall street's now looking for revenue growth. >> paul: i'm paul kangas. >> susie: and i'm susie gharib. this is "nightly business report" for tuesday, september 29. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone. prepay us $45 billion. that was the message today from the government agency that insures the nation's bank deposits, the federal deposit insurance corporation. the fdic wants member banks to pay their deposit insurance premiums for the next three years ahead of schedule. as stephanie dhue explains, the agency's deposit insurance fund is scrambling to come up with cash to cope with a string of bank failures. >> reporter: as of tomorrow, the fdic's deposit ins

. >>> travelers trying to get from south florida to boston spent the night in miami instead them planeurned around 45 minutes after taking off because of a bomb scare. the fbi said someone found a note in the plane's bathroom suggesting there was a bomb on board. american airlines put the passengers up for the night in hotel rooms and then on flights to boston this morning. the threat remains under investigation. >> immediately the cockpit lit up. the screen got opaque with a light. we looked to the left and saw where the laser was coming from. >> a 17-year-old is the first minnesotan to be caught under a law that bans shining lasers in to the planes. his dad said his son was not trying to hurt anyone. if convict head could face up to a year in jail and a fine. >>> the curtain has come down on television's longest-running soap, guiding light. the daytime drama first aired on television in 1952. that came after a run on the video that began in 1937. the last episode of guiding light aired today. >> i'll miss josh and reva and those kinds of things but those are characters played. there

. >> a deadly stabbing this morning, at a high school in south florida. investigators say two students were fighting at coral gables high when one of them pulled out a switch blade and stabbed the other one in the chest. authorities say the suspect then ran away. but police found him hiding behind a nearby house. >> lots of sun earlier today. then it went away. >> yeah, what can we expect for the rest of the week? check back with vytas reid. vytas? >> looks like changes coming towards the week. but dealing with clouds and little a little bit of rain off-and-on for the next couple of days. skycam right now. downtown. shows relatively quiet conditions. cloudy. 71. winds calm and humid at 84 percent. looks like we have a few showers south of the city. pushing down around the dc area. and across the bay. still a few pop-up showers north. there is a chance we can get more shower activity through the day tomorrow. so i recommend you keep the umbrellas nearby. looking at temperatures in harrisburg at 68 degrees. 73 in new york city. 75 in baltimore. and down in

and widely-scattered showers today in the northeast and south florida. >> it will be 90 in miami. 75 in atlanta. and highs in the 60s, from baltimore to boston. it's 69 in detroit. an unusually cold day. 47 in salt lake city. hotter to the south, with 96 in phoenix. and 85 in albuquerque. >> winter rearing its head in parts of the country. >>> when we come back, on "america this morning," america's best-selling cars and other models on the biggest recall ever. what drivers need to know now, before taking their cars in for service. >>> and the terror threat against new york. police say there's nothing to fear. why did officials follow one possible suspect to an interview with abc news? welcome to progressive. how may i help you? i'm looking for a deal on car insurance. i think i might have a coupon in here. there's an easier way. we've got the "name your price" option. you do? follow me. you tell us how much you want to pay, and we'll build you a policy that fits your budget. and i still get great coverage? uh-huh. go ahead. you're the boss. i'm the boss of savings. more like the c.e.

he plays 70 plays in south florida. this guy's stamina is unbelievable. his ability to retrace.nd a ball and make lays is rare. >> mike: what is miami doing here? running the play clock down. slow motion, ability to bleed the clock has been wonderful in their favor. this is very costly time when you need a touchdown and offense doesn't strike quick. take a time-out. >> ron: this is what they do. they are not a come from behind football team. chad henne will be tested as will the offensive line in this series. >> jon: they need a touchdown to win. >> mike: almost a point you should have been in no huddle at least. a quick huddle at that point? >> ron: absolutely. you're down in time and distance. one time-out left. over 80 yards to go. dwight freeney and robert mathis are licking their chops. you got work to do now. that's uncharacteristic of the dolphins. >> ron: peyton manning with the game on the line. you know what he can do. he read the blitz man to man. dallas clark matched up against yeremiah bell. going to win that match-up. here comes the blitz. he saw it up the middle.

he was sleeping in his south florida home in the buff, yes. that man, in the buff when a robber came into his home. the 91-year-old world war ii veteran grabbed his gun while his dog attacked the robber and the 91-year-old man held the 26-year-old at gunpoint until the police showed up. the robber was arrested and the 91-year-old was not hurt. just picture that. >>> diamonds might be a girl's best friend but for one woman it might be her shoes. >> she holds the world record and proves you can never have too many pairs of shoes. >>> new guidelines announced for the swine flu vaccine that could have you taking your child to the doctor more than once this winter. >>> 6:34. westminster, one of the spots that has pretty thick fog this morning. plan for that to slow you down around some of the commute. temperatures near 60. also take an umbrella. we could have moderate rain at times this afternoon. >>> 6:34. let's check the roads with kim. >> thank you. we are heavy here on the west side of the outer loop between liberty road and route 70. on the in

>> yes, it is. >> reporter: it's part of a growing black market for horse meat in south florida.ichard examines the rains of another slaughtered horse. he's an investigator with the spca. >> i found a puncture wound under the chin, it probably took a while for this horse to die. in most cases, the horses are actually butchered alive. >> police say they have seen cases of horses slaughtered for their meat in the past, but nothing to this level. while police can't confirm a black market economistxists, bue pretty sure these horse killings was motivated by profit. >> the main goal was not the killing of the animal, but their main goal was twaefr activity they were engaged in post mortem. >> reporter: it's illegal in the united states to buy our sell horse meat, a delicacy in some caribbean and north american nations, horse meat can bring up to $40 a pound. but they're paying a lot more meat that can make them sick. >> these horses see veterinarians on a monthly basis, they're being pumped with all kinlds of drugs, antibiotic, steroids. >> the foal in the next stall was left unharmed

. >>> talk about what's happening at a high school in south florida. officials say a suspect is in custody for stabbing a student to death. police found him hiding behind a house in coral gables. he pulled a switch blade during a fight, stabbed the boy right in the chest. at least four students saw all this happen, and also there are reports that it happened in front of a school security camera. >>> police say they don't expect to make an arrest today in the killing of the yale graduate student, 24-year-old annie le was found dead in a a campus bidding sunday. she's been missing five days. mary snow is standing by with the latest in new haven, connecticut. okay, mary, we know a lot about, actually what we're not going to find out today, but there are things we're anticipating. >> reporter: richelle, one thing we are going to learn about more today is the cause of death of annie le. the medical examiner will release that information later this afternoon. you may remember yesterday the office had said it was temporary withholding that information to faci

particularly in south florida. a lot of rain right now in and around the miami/dade area, boca raton, into ft. lauderdale. in south beach, may have a storm to contend with. back to you. >> good morning, by the way, bonnie. >> hi, bonnie. >> nice to see both of you. >> we jumped right in with the sharks. thanks for taking over. >>> we have new video coming in. a bit of a problem out in california. they can redirect some waufrt to some of those fires in l.a. county that would be great. this is a water main break we've seen in studio city. a huge pipe, 64-inch pipe in studio city and you can see, looks like quite literally a flood. but it hasn't been raining out. firefighter has to do one rescue because somebody swept away from the waters by a water main break that person okay. been in the car, got swept away. several feet deep in the water. different pictures we have. >> there we go. >> several feet deep. 125 firefighters responding to this thing. you can imagine? this happened late saturday night. in your home. peop

. >> a south florida man came home to find his roof gone. here is what happened. a roofing company supposed to replace the neighbor's roof but got the wrong house. now two months later the guy does not have a roof. and the company does not want to pay the whole tab. instead it wants to cut a deal and pay the insurance dee deductable and let somebody else finish the job. meanwhile fisher's insurance company say they are threatening to cancel his policy if the roof is not finished on soon. >> you need a roof today if you were here in baltimore. the rain can really coming down. is there more he haded our way. vytas reid is here to let us know. >> jennifer, most of the rain is off to the east. and we have relatively clear skies out there at this time. in fact, nice quiet conditions downtown. and inner harbour. sitting at 54 degrees. and nice cool night. you will have to get the coats ready. because temperatures actually going to get cooler as we get further in the work week. winds out of the southwest at three. the winds start to pick up more as we get through the day

bill: in a moment, a big python of lard in south florida.they are after us right after this period. -- they are after us right after this. . >> i am deeply disturbed by those accusations. bill: wow. the ghost of herbert hoover will be interested to hear that. >> whoever these guys are -- the factor is the factor. that is it. the factor is the factor. that is what is important. people love the land back and bill riley. that is what matters. people want to go where they can find the truth. they are not find that on these other channels. bill: msnbc, cnbc, and others are losing to our fox news channel. >> now you have a lawsuit you're pushing and people do not think you can win. why do you still push that? >> i am all about standing for what is right in what is true. as long as you tell the truth, you can never lose. >> you are confident that everything is going to work out legally for you. >> yes, i am. bill: on the a corner from, the organization of about $60 million in real estate in new york city. in new orleans, the irs is filing a lien fo

lamborn, for the time to talk about this historic part of south florida history. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: let me also congratulate the gentlelady from florida for the resolution and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from colorado. mr. lamborn: thank you, if there are no further speakers then i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question now is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 361, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to and without objection a motion to reconsider is l

bottom of the 8th on a very rainy day in south florida. nats have 6 outs to get.for the bullpen. short and gonzales stays in the game to play 2nd base. now bergmann is batting in the number 3 spot. ramirez a pair of singles today. >> rob: maybe the last chance to get something going in the game. >> bob: a good breaking ball. >> rob: this is the first inning they have not mounted any kind of attack. >> bob: three hits. getting ross to short after ramirez who then stole a base. cantu and uggla single. right field. a ways to go for dukes. cannot get there. fair ball. ramirez is 3-4. they give him three singles no rib robs. nor.b.i.s. >> rob: this is tailing away on the inside out kind of swing and a long way to go to try to catch it. a single and dive. they get a double or triple. next is cantu. >> bob: cantu a base hit drove in the 86 run. desmond, great play. gonzales turns it. >> rob: nice play a double play. one of the best of the year. started by the rookie. >> rob: under sloppy conditions. they moved him to short. this a natural position. a beautiful across the

. >>> for the second time this week a truck is robbed in south florida. video show as guard being ambushed by a man at a gas station. three suspects got away in a white car with cash and the guard's gun. >>> police are trying to determine if it is linked to a previous robbery in which a guard was shot by three men. >>> it is right out of the movies. robbers lowered from a helicopter and a lump of cash and a twist that any crime writer would be proud of. mark phillips talks about the crime that took place in sweden just before dawn. >> reporter: 5 a.m. on a dark stockholm morning, police rush in to set up a perimeter around a robbery in progress. a helicopter is overhead, the target is a depot where cash, no one will say how much, was being held awaiting distribution to the atm machines. it looked like a commando operation, the helicopter had been stolen from a local airport. the thieves were lowered on ropes on to the roof of the building. the few witnesses said they heard the robber's blast their way in. fearing they were heavily armed, the first wave of

. >> bob: this is south florida. five minutes from now it could be sunny. 1 for 3 very sell mom you get through an afternoon without a shower here. guzman has the 49th multihit game of the year. >> rob: chad fair child calling time to get a new ball. the crew chief at 2nd base. he is looking around. he will be checking the infield dirt. he is telling the true to be ready. he is going to call it right now. we'll have a rain delay at 2:50 p.m. 1 hour, 39 minutes after the start of the game. coming down hard. nats in a good position. leading 7-1 in the top of the 6th. the crew goes to work. and news until we come back here. >> steve bunin back with michael kim on espnews. one of the games under the rar day, turned out to be a good one, u.c.l.a. and tennessee. ties the game at ten in knoxville. fourth quarter, fourth and goale at the u.c.l.a. two. two minutes left. hardesty takes the handoff. stopped short of the goalline. big stop for the bruins' d. ensuing possession for u.c.l.a.s backed way up. trying to make somethin

hank goldberg now from south florida. >>> head coach randy shannon knows what the good old days wereof mime i. having won a national championship as a player under jimmy johnson in 1987. the hurricanes ranked in the top 10 for the first time since 2005. shannon is making sure that 2009 version of the u does more walking the walk than talking the talk. >> you have to take one game at time and you have to tell the players after four games you're going to find out where we are as a football team. that's the goal. you got to go one at a time. which is at florida state, at home at georgia tech and then you have virginia tech and oklahoma. go one game at a time. you cannot defeat the first opponent trying to think about the fourth. those guys, so far they've done a great job of concentrating. that's what the coach has done a good job at. compartmentalizing each game. and ok, this game's over with. let's go. next game. >> jacory harris, quarterback, a personality on the -- bringing a quiet confidence and personality for the rest of the team to feed off of. >> the pressure in a comes with wi

if you are traveling today, maybe flight delays in south florida with thunderstorms perhaps from texas up through the central plains as well as e. most of the west coast is dry except pacific northwest may get light rain. and then the circulation around that is pumping in the moisture. we have nice, dry air waiting to come in. it's sitting in the waiting room waiting for its orders, but right now we are waiting for this to exit. it's pulling out just in time for the weekend. mostly try tonight. just a slight chance of a sprinkle. the low pressure will slowly climb up the coast, and take the moisture away. highs are reaching the mid-70s, add only a slight chance of an onditial sprinkle this evening. we will be in the 60s by midnight, and near 60 by dawn tomorrow. a cool day on tor f thursday. f be. mtlloos cudy tomorrow. we will likely have rain, mainly during the afternoonovin cgkac c in. highs near 70. and any of the rain should taper off and end late thursday nit.gh by friday morning things should improve. we will get a run of dry days, starting fridayll w thent iayo the first part o

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. >> bizarre story from south florida, police say a high school student ordered her boyfriend killed to date her. she is charged with second- degree murder and aggravated battery. she ordered her brother to kill her boyfriend because after an argument he would not go out with her againhunter was beating a friend with a gun when it discharged and killed him. a new book based on more than 30 hours of a newly released taped interviews provide air rare glimpse into the life of michael jackson. author and former adviser says the tapes revealed new details about his life in his own voice. fans have started lining up to purchase tickets for the first showings of jackson's movie, this is ait. >> congress wants to protect consumers from credit-card companies sooner rather than later. >> a new law that limits interest rate hikes. >> we will talk about what is on tap tonight for your high school football coverage. >> the clouds and rain that we had earlier today will be coming back for a part of the weekend. the insta-weather plus forecast is straight ahead. $5 for the sub, huh? what about the

maybe thunderstorms in south texas and south florida.lsewhere, shouldn't have any travel problems. blustery winds may delay flights through new england with scattered passing showers there. for our part of the world, we've got this area of low pressure spinning way over soith earn canada and continuing to give us this flow out of the northwest. it will keep it chilly today. we've got dry high pressure building in the midwest. that's going to be sliding over us during the day tomorrow and clearing us out. the northern part of the high pressure is dipping temperatures in northern wisconsin down into the 20s this morning. that's the coldest morning of the season so far. as we go forward over the next 36 hours, the high pressure moves in. we dry out. lots of sun tomorrow. should be a bit warmer. the winds should diminish as well. as we get into friday, a front developing in the midwest and by friday afternoon that will begin to cloud us up quite a bit and maybe bring some rain for friday night into saturday. here is the bus stop forecast for

peyton manning arrived in south florida tied with johnny unitas for all-time wins among colts startinguarterbacks. opening play from scrimmage, manning, play fake, hits dallas clark. poor coverage, worse tackle attempt. 80 yards for the touchdown. 12 seconds into the game tying the record for the quickest "monday night football" touchdown ever. the dolphins who have all sorts of celebrities now who own the team. colts respond with tiger woods now. rook brown, one of 10 carries for colt running backs last night. he is in the zone. next dolphin drive, chad pennington to ted ginn. 21--yard gain. first down. they bring out dan carpenter. 45-yard attempt is true. time of possession going the way of the dolphins meaning dwight freeney and the colts defense needs some oxygen. next drive manning to reggie wayne, gain of 15. man to dallas clark. 183 yards, first by a tight end since the merger. screen pass to pierre garcon, his only reception of the night. colts up 27-23. peyton. >> pretty good inspiration last night from a certain quarterback from the giants. he kept me up late. i saw how calm