ryan under pressure with suggs closing in. pass intended for roddy white. >> matt: suggestion turned it up a little bit. >> joe: boy, he has. ever since he got that penalty down there, boy, he's on fire. coming hard off the outside and the play action is supposed to take care of him. i heard that supposed to stuff before. it doesn't always work that way. >> matt: he's got good instincts and has been around the game a long time and he knows when they are trying to okey-doke him. >> bob: gonzalez in motion. ryan to throw again. ryan/white. first down. carr on the tackle. a gain of 16. >> joe: you know, we spoke with roddy white just yesterday and when we were talking to him, talked about who were the guys you liked to look at and why? one of the first guys he mentioned was anquan boldin, and he mentioned boldin because he said he's precise in his routes and he's a strong guy, and he's got to be right, and he says he patterns himself after that type of receiver. >> joe: joe horn had a big influence on him when he played with him

suggs because they wanted to tear it down and put the parking lot in. when they started tearing the house gown, they realized that this kind of boring house was made up of three old cable car trailers. even though the granddaughter who played in the house didn't know that it was made of cable cars, it was hidden behind the stucco. so these little things can surprise you. look at this house. this is in the rear of a lot on great highway. you can't really see it from the street. but if you looked at the front of it you wouldn't think there was anything spemble about it. it's essentially a shingled box. but if you got around to the back of it, you'll see it's actually made of two cable cars and a horse car on the second floor. this is how it's sort of put together. we're look at the backyard here. two cable cars are put together and they basically removed a wall from each to make one large room, a living room. then the horse car is still complete as a bedroom off to the side. this is photographs -- perhaps the last greatest carville house left. it's really

you've never seen such a rush by haloti ngata and suggs and our corner backs were just taken down. >> yeah, corner backs. >> yeah, take nothing away from this guy, he's good. matt ryan. he threw without an interception. he kept going the first five plays of the game. right over there and right over there and reed said -- you doing okay? i just wanted to make sure. we're going to end this in just a second. let me know -- we have achink in the armor, it's on the corner backs and everyone's been talking about it. last night, it was evident. and i never thought i would ever say the following. with 105 left, a guy who's been quarter back for three years, scored 45 seconds. and so, it goes, don't hide behind the alleged call. and the fact of the matter is -- am i telling the truth, ron? hey, ronny, you there? >> he's there, but he's not hearing us. they can't hear me. >> okay, got you, great. >> you talking about the wilson play? >> yeah. >> yeah, they went 80-yards in 40 seconds, end of story. let's talk weather and we'll let jackie go ahead -- >> the human easel. >> touchdown falcons. i'm

but the ravens' terrell suggs is the one who is penalized. >> they said the call stands.de that catch. >>> then the ravens' josh wilson got knocked down before roddy white caught the game- winning touchdown. a reason to complain? maybe. but the ravens take the high road. >>> yeah, it was tough. it was a lot of calls that could have gone either way. a lot of highly contested, close, controversial calls there. and close catches. so it was just one of those very difficult losses. >>> and in injury news, ravens' receiver derrick mason fears that he may again have broken the pinky finger on his right hand. he had surgery on the finger just two weeks ago. he was able to recover over the bye week. there is no official word on the team, regarding mason's injury. they do have a little more extra time to recover. next game is a week from sunday, when the ravens travel to carolina to face the panthers. it's a game you can see here on wjz. kickoff at 1:00. >>> busy night for college basketball. towson, loyola, morgan state and copin all get their state tonight. two weeks into the nba

intercontinental ballistic missile as robert elsworth sugge suggested. whatever it was, the pentagon insists there was no threat to the u.s. i'm joined now by former pilot and aviation expert jim tilmon. jim, good morning. >> good morning, chris. >> i'm sure you've seen this footage, what do you think it is? >> i can tell you what i think it is. i certainly don't know and i don't know if anybody knows or is willing to tell us. but it does have the appearance of a contrail. the thing about it is, contrails can be very confusing. you get an optical illusion depending upon your perspective. if you're right underneath it and if you're looking at it latarily, it looks horizontal. it can just as easy look like it's going vertical depending upon your point of view. that being said, let me just say this. you know, lots of things going on in our skies. and we have a place called a skunk works that's out there on the west coast and that's where we developed the sr-71 and the stealth bomber. all those kinds of projects. had we seen one of those before it was releas

i won't revisit the big policy h decisions like health care and sugge really a sug yegs that em. republicans standing in his way and that's the biggest problem. about to is he about to turn on a dime chan and change the policies? i'm not sure that's what you should expect. >> i love that. w kevin madden as you watched yesterday, what did you see?see the did you see the same thing? >> i did. who look, i saw a president who for two the last two years has been very good at the pageantry of bipartisanship and very good at the rhetoric of bipartisanship and with actions, has failed. gon he has not really gone out there with and tried to work with republicans. or sought bipartisan compromise. spe instead, what he's done is spent two years in a very partisan manner taking it directly and fighting the republicans.also and i think,also he very f directly went over the will of the american public and that was you his biggest mistake. john b looking at the way john boehner accepted these election results, the he's talked about listening to bri the american people and bringing represent the

. >> the family is saying now they can control her when the evidence sugges they have been able to do so to date. >> reporter: he then denied the bond request, leaving jennifer mee in jail. jennifer mee's lawyer says she's now being treated for the return of her hiccups. >> jennifer mee's mother is with us along with jennifer's attorney is here, good morning to both of you. have you seen jennifer? >> i have. >> how is she doing? >> she's holding up. >> you said in the piece what she has developmental issues and doesn't comprehend things at her grad level. does she comprehend what she's facing now, first-degree murder charges? >> i don't think so. she said the last time i saw her that she hopes she's home for christmas. she doesn't understd the severity of what's going on right now. >> we remember your daughter from her several appearances here on the "today" show when she had this case of hiccups that wouldn't go away, we thought ofer as a young, innocent, somewhat shy little girl. take me back to the moment you heart the news tha she had been arrested on these charges. what was your

. >> this certainly sugges in the apd it says 150 that hopefully, you know, a drilling engineer might have flagged there was a low amount of cement in this well given the requirements of cementing a good cang? >> certainly the drilling engineer would have seen that number during his review. >> did they know whether bp was planning on using any centralizers at this well? >> i don't know what the drilling engineer knew about that at the time. >> are there any regulations that require information about centralizers or require their use? >> not at the time of these applications. there are now. >> are there any -- was there ything in the apd that you know of that discuss the flow rate of the cement? how fast it was going to be pumped down the well? >> again, i don't believe that was required at the time of this application. it is required under the regulations now. >> how about the type of cement? is tre any required disclosures about the type of cement that would be used? >> no >> how about no indication whether they were going to use nitroagain foam cement? and were there any regulations

but the polls sugge that, among at least white working class voters, that they don't share that.lieve that less government, -- that more government is more harmful to the economy than less government. and that's an abstract level. but i think the argument that you are making is that it's a distraction from whawhat they really care about. ey're really concerned that the government that sth see coming from washington is not in their long-term economic interest. and that could be a failure, they could be misinformed. i don't believe they are but they could be misinformed. but that's a perception issue that's real and it's something that if you're trying to interpret what's going forward and what's st happened and where we're going forward has to be taken into account. the very people who were most affected by the unemployment and the economy did not believe that the remedies that are being advanced were adequate and not because they weren't too ttle but because they were too much. >> congressman, your thoughts here. >> well, we could talk about post election anlitches but it depends