on the bright side there's about 40 homes tate avenue, 100,000 pieces of candy on tate avenue. >> oh,t's a lot. i hope the vandals are haunted. by the way, i love your costume. >> damian scared me. i'm not going to be able to sleep tonight. >>> with halloween just days away, kids are getting ready for their candy quests and they night not want mom and dad tagging along. i sure don't. thanks to a new smartphone app, parents can keep track of their trick-or-treaters from the comforts of home. it's called trick or tracker. a hol wean-themed app using gp technology. >> the kids do want to go off and be with their friends. they don't want mom and dad tagging along. >> it would be better than having her follow me around, i guess. >> yes. but here's the catch. your child needs an android phone which will cost you money. there's the contract and theb the $10 for the app. >> i am the halloween app. i'm going. many horrors on the streets this weekend. some of them very real. here are tips from aaa to keep everyone safe on halloween night. trick-or-treaters always walk facing oncoming cars espec

tate said it was imposing the ban was the dust created by working on the artwork constituted a healthnd safety risk. it was not what the artist intended. >> i think it is good for the public to walk-on it, to hear the sounds, to experience the step on this piece of art, and it is part of the city activities. >> they beginning of this week, the tate were inviting everybody to come down and experience the feeling of walking on a hundred million porcelain hand painted sun flower seeds. now they say you can't. now maybe you can pick one up. the visitors are unhappy. >> i am cross actually. >> why? >> because i was told that i would be able to walk across them and experience them. >> i think you would have to be on there a long time to inhale something that would bring damage. >> would you take the risk? >> yes, i would. >> actually, a lot of people have talked about the possibility of walking on it. i understood that is what we were going to be able to do. >> tate settled a number of claims by previous visitors. now things are carefully managed, but have they diminished it in the process?

but even the gre american dessert can get a makeover every now and then, and that's where sheri tatees in. she came up with an idea to combine two of her favorite dessert staples: ice cream and liqueur. >> as a kid, my parents made liqueur-infused ice cream with their friends, so they made something called "grasshoppers," which is similar to the cream de mint we made today, and it was a blended ice cream drink with cream de mint liqueur. and i think that's probably where i got the idea. >> so sheri left her desk job in the silicon valley to pursue her dessert dream, and thus silver moon ice cream was created. it is the first artisan liqueur-infused ice cream and sorbet company on the market. she now has 18 flavors, from orange creamsicle, made with bitter orange; to coffee with brownie bits, made with coffee liqueur; to praline and irish cream. and no matter what flavor you pick, they're all equally unique and delicious here, and each one starts out the same. >> we sample a lot of things, but usually i'm inspired by either a popular drink--so, for example, our pomegranate martini or

opening kickoff of the second half, there goes branded tate, -- brendon tate, and off to the races he goes. the patriots take the lead. the patriots are piling on. it gets worse for miami. a blocked punt. tom brady had to do very little for the patriots to get the win. new england scores five different touchdowns, five different ways in the second half. it had never been done in the nfl. you never know what will happen. >> the patriots cheerleaders even scored last night. it was bad. >> let's move on. >> 50 degrees on tv hill. much more to come in the next half-hour of 11 news today. >> helen holton makes a plea deal. find out how it affects her role on the city council. >> we have two accidents on the beltway, one having a major impact on the west side. >> we're hanging at at the pratt street alehouse, giving you a street alehouse, giving you a preview of four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked

. >> volunteers raise and eat their own farm animal, jim tating the hard life of some and in some of the coolest and hottest places on earth. orlando salinas, fox news. >>> the news is far from over. >> the news edge at 11 starts right now. >>> may 2009, a massive explosion rips through a prince georges county strip mall. firefighters on the scene to investigate the smell of gas just a few more seconds and they could have been killed. >>> and some firefighters were burned or cut by flying glass in that explosion. i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm will thomas. and tonight restaurants are recognizing the risk. matt ackland has more. >> reporter: on that day, the explosion was so huge that it damaged six businesses here at the penn mar shopping center in forestville and has been rebuilt here. most of the businesses have relocated to the other side of the shopping center. >> it's hard to forget this video. a massive explosion caught on camera. at the time, neighbors told fox 5 that the blast could be felt several blocks away. >> glass and all the bricks are coming out like big blow, you know? >>

the moderator of the debate was kathy tate braddish. was about to kick off the debate when someone suggested they recite the prem of allegiance -- pledge of allegiance. after all, still america. there were no video cameras allowed but someone had a cell phone and they were rolling digital tape. in this, you will see republican candidate joe walsh. watch what happens. >> i'm sorry, do i have a point of order? >> are we going to stay the pledge of allegiance? >> no, we are not. not part of this tonight. [ crowd reacts ] >> excuse me, excuse me, i have absolutely nothing for or against saying the pledge of allegiance at the beginning of something like this, but in fact, that has never been part of -- [ audience reacts ] [ audience reciting "pledge of allegiance" ] [ applause ] >> glenn: let me start here. first of all, who is neutral on the "pledge of allegiance"? hey, i'm neither for it nor against it? what good reason is there not to say it in the setting? the moderator tried to defend herself after the crowd recited the pledge and then

kennedy, senator kennedy will be the next president of the united tates. got closer during the night. were waiting in their home. they sat and that hoped. and it still remained a cliff hanger at 4:30 in the morning. >> lead is narrowing. in the electoral vote, kennedy still has by the best ed to recall judgment of nbc's victory desk, kennedy has won 268 electoral votes and he's still one number short with the number put him over. >> four minutes until sunrise here in the east. 6:31 eastern time. wait for the sun rise, we might take a look at our total boards and see what the figures show now. on total popular vote for president. they show this. show kennedy's lead down to just about 700,000. the tightest, the smallest it has been all night. 29,050,00 for nixon. 29,100,00 fer kennedy. the nbc victoryes dtk has just given california to kennedy and that gives him the electorate. there are are some of the reporters, policemen, secret servicemen. the white lincoln right there. >> there's the white lincoln just blind the three. there he is. there he is. the next

>> larry: i knew sharon tate. she was a hell of a girl. he drove you home, right?sted i should not tell my mom. he showed some concern. ask if i was okay. i was like, good, we're going home and then i was glad to be going home. >> larry: honestly, was this your first experience? >> no. >> larry: you'd had sex before that? >> i had a boyfriend before that a long time and became sexually active before that. >> larry: 13? >> i was almost 14 and within weeks but yes. >> larry: so therefore was there a lot of pain involved or no? >> no, no. nothing like that. >> larry: it was just intercourse? >> intercourse. >> larry: you were 13? >> i was scared. >> larry: who knew? >> i called my friend, an ex-boyfriend and close friend and told him what happened and i don't know why. i think, you know, still under the affects of the drugs and the drinking. i just think i needed to say it out loud. and my sister overheard me outside from -- >> larry: how old was she? >> she would have been 20, 19, 20. and she heard what i said and immediately went and told my mom. >> larry: your mom

opening kickoff, brandon tate took it from 3 yards deep in his own end zone, hit the seem and he was gone. down the sidelines, 03 yards to the house. patriots up, 13-7 and the route was on. new england's special teams stifled it out. patrick chung, busy all night. blocked a field goal, blocked a punt and returned this interception big for a score. patriots won, 27-14. >>> the u.s. trailed by three in celtic manor. tiger woods, the shot of the day. and look at his reaction. he didn't even know he made the shot. only fitting after a long week, it came down to the final ma'am. graeme mcdowell sank a birdie all but closing out hunter mahan. fans mobbed the green. europe reclaimed the ryder cup with a 14 1/2 to 13 1/2 victory. >>> pittsburgh preerts john russell, milwaukee brewers ken macha all fired. the mets handed giam meniah his papers. finally, i don't think this is why russell was fired, but you don't know. russell wore the spanish version of the peters jersey and he hit a home run. later, he changed jerseys and he struck out. if it ain't broke, don't fix it. for the pirates, the je

. >>> aryland's attorney general ú%ys reeent rulings by the supreme courr proves that tate gun laws arenal. it concerns citizen's rights to carry hand guns in public. %-carryinn a ggn in publlc isfr suing trying to overturn that laa. >> it only uarantees people o keep hand guns at home for self-defense. >>> preeident barack obama throws his supporttbehind3 governor o'malley's bid for re-election t thh rally at bowie, president obama says ttat democrats need to fire p to as they were in 2008 when he was elected democcats are worried that they won't even show up to at the polls. p> they're counting on your apathy. they figured you wouldn't come out and vote. they figured obama is not on the ballot, they won't come out and vote. primary. voter turn out in thee3 down the president's visit.ú >> one thing to emember, the3 president comessin and a lot of ú%citement, big crowds and thee the presidenttleaves. %-and it's back to ehrlich erss o'malley. >> oomalley hhods aasteadd lead over republican challenger of3 bob ehrlich. 49% off he vote, ehrlich with 41%. but ehrlich says many of3 o'malley s

judith tate won but didn't know how much it was.he assumed it was $10,000 until she showed up to the lottery party. so this is her calling her husband to tell him the news. turns out she won a million dollars. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. good for her. >> the retired accounting supervisor played a game called replay. and that's where you resubmit losing scratcher tickets for a second chance to win. so she was a loser but then the major winner. her ticket was randomly by computer. >> when i went into the store, i saw this sign, i -- this is what i saw. this is what registered in my mind. i mean, it didn't even -- it was like... $10,000. and then a million dollars! and... that was unbelievable. [ laughter ] >> it was unbelievable. >> do you think that was her long lost relative calling on the phone in the background? >> her new best friends. >> and her daughter right there, going, mom, uhm, love you! tate was laid off 8 years ago and decided to retire when she couldn't find another job. she plans to pay her granddaughter's college educati

lefty he duel's plans toker is ray tate --er is raw made the team tomorrow night. and you can watch the entire world series right here. game one is wednesday at at&t park. coverage begins at 4:30 p.m., following a 4:00 edition of the ktvu channel 2 news. >>> salaries and pensions all on mine. details on the website launched today. who is being tracked and why. >>> plus -- which is better? this or this? knew signage rules that have some cities wincing. that story is still ahead. >>> with the world series around the corner,vy rain in the -- i have rain in the forecast >>> traffic is backed up on bay street. we have a crew on the scene for this water main break on powell and hollis street in emeryville. right now, as you can see from these live picture, hollis street is shut down. >>> new federal rules for street signs could cost taxpayers millions of dollars for a small change in lettering. john fouler investigated today. he's here now with the story. >> the federal government is forcing cities to ditch capital letter signs like this in favor of ones like this. so-ca

the lottery told 64-year-old judith tate she won but she didn't know how much until she showed up totery party yesterday. so this is her, she is calling her husband to tell him the news. the retired accounting supervisor played a game called replay. that's where you resubmit losing scratcher tickets for a second chance to win. her ticket was chosen randomly by computer. >> i saw this in the store and i saw this sign, i -- this is what i saw. this is what registered in my mind. i mean, it didn't even -- it was like, $10,000. and then, uhm, it was a million dollars. and that was unbelievable. [ laughter ] >> it was unbelievable. >> tate happened to be laid off eight years ago and decided to retire when she couldn't find another job. she plans to pay for her granddaughter's college education and go see the statue of liberty. >> her family says she always wanted to travel and now she can. >>> wall street reacts this morning to the september jobs report. here's jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. jason, good. >> good morning. fairly mediocre report for the labor market in septem

however, brandon tate takes it deep into his end zone and they're not going to catch him.s 103 yards in the return. nobody even in the picture. puts the pass up, 13-7 to start the half. patrick chung, huge day on special teams. he blocks the punt that led to a pat's touchdown. fourth quarter, he blocks a field goem goal attempt. his teammate picks up the ball, rumbles in 63 yards for the touchdown and the patriots take a 23-yard lead on the back of patrick chung. then in the fourth, patrick chung with an interception, takes it 52 yards for a touchdown. a one-mac wrecking crew was patrick chung last night. >>> with last night's victory, tom brady becomes the fastest quarterback to win a career 131 games. that puts him ahead of joe montana, terry bradshaw, brett farve and peyton manning. >>> last day of ryder cup play yet. americans looking to make up grain and they did. tiger woods on the 12th. the approach from the fairway. yes, sir. one bounce and down. woods can't believe it for eagle. the americans battle back. with only three holes to play, they were hanging on to a 1

and there will be morrow tating through throughout the day. scattered showers. high today, 63. 64 degrees. and then lovely weather coming our way starting to thursday. >> veronica, i believe it's nice ght now. south of town, wson bridge we go from the maryland shoreline. both the inner loop and outer loop beten oxen hill and alexandria. elsewhere, through northeast, new york avenue, no worries there. southern maryland you're in good shape. southeast corners int town, a-okay. it's all perspective whether it's beautiful or not. >> when i put on my jacket i can barely button it around my big belly. put on a bigjacket. >>> 52 degrees. a movie with an important life-saving message debuts here in washington. >>> a virginia museum is missing something that would be hard not to see. >>> and what is 3q a wipe is a wipe unless it's also a scrub. lysol complete clean dual action wipes have 2 sides that go beyond ordinary wipes. you can feel the difference. one side for everyday touchups. and one to scrub tough messes. all while killing 99.9% of germs. for tips on a healthy

charging docummnts tate she would be upstairs at the time of the shooting but was going to leave a doorso collins could sneak in and shoot the famill. when coolins arrived, the door was locked. he fired shots through the door3 nearly itting thh faaily inside. >> there wassoneeperson who was injjree. she was transsorted to a local hospital for treatment.3 >> they zoned in a colllns as a suspect due to a previous incident. home the night before.ering the taylor's parents did not want her seeing him because of an alleged troubled past. >>>>just weeks before one thhee staffers at aamental hospital retire. last month, taylor was charred wiih first-degree mmrder innthe death of susan. both werr patients at the now hospital officials ssaythre3 employees who were on duty owe other the night of the murder have retired. offfcials say the eemloyees each this 30 years of state employment and did not want to33 loss their pensions. >> meddcs are caaled to the scene of a rally in booie after dozens of people complain about3 dehydration. emergency crews treated about 3 dooen people at bowie state unive

brandon tate is emerging as one of the best kickoff returns in the leaguetwo. so far this week.sion. about. >> it is time again for our high school game of the week contest. you can vote ffr the game you would like to see highlights of by going to foxbaltimore.com and clicking high school game of the and maybe you will see your school this friday night. here is this week's slate of ggmes. for friday october 15. boys' latin vs. spalding in football. wilde lake vs. river hill in football. ú%keeville vs. western tech in football. nntre dame prep vs. john carroll thursday night. and remember you can see the raw website foxbaltimore.com. >> singer george michael is once again a free man.ú singer releaseddafter serving almost a month in jail in london for driving under the influence of prescription drugs and pot. he cannot get a river's license for anothhr five years. >> a drammtic crash on the movie set in washington, d.c. today and it was not supposed to happen. >> not good. it happened during a shoot for the ovie transformers three. that yellow orange ar was involved in the shoot-o

. >> it is he firsstdecision supporting the constitutionality 20 tates are part of a lawsuit againss the state of florida. decision is expected ome time >> mcdonald's and 29 other companies are exempt from parts of a new health care propooal. the companies ave low cost plans toocoverrpart-timers with limited medical coverage. increasee. but some companies threaten to reevaluate healthhplans if they did not get the one year waiver. >>well, we said it was a great day out there. be better tomorrow. weekend, for the bronnos game. vytas? >> yeah, definitely. looks like a great weekeed. and nice start tt it today. but it looks like we will3 continue to see temperatures actually arming. which is a nice part that we continue to heed into fry 8 and saturdayy looking at what is going on out skyyam shows tranquil quiet conditions. nice cleer skkes. winds out of the west-northwest and our humidity levels are sitting at a comfortable 72. it ooks like we will continue to see a pretty nice set up as ww go down the road here. northeast rrgional temperaaures. we can see right now siiting at ú% degree

when we increase that area of productivity, rhinoceroses can be rehab till tated so we can achieve the po-2010 target. >> looking at the future with all that said, what do you think will be the effective goals for us in terms of preserving biodiversity? >> i can point out a few things. the most important thing is specifying the root causes of biodiversities. you have seen eggs by far mas. so if you specify the real effect of overex-employation, we have the first step. the second step should be creating the alternatives for farmers. farmers ver intended to over export eggs. they can't help doing. so so if you can provide it for incomes, they can stop the exploitation. shall we have a look at a little bit broader views about this? the last thing should be mainstreaming biodiversity. you know, climate change. >> right. >> but just 20% of the japanese people know that. so if you can mainstreaming biodiversity you can have better concsionandresults. >> so awareness is important. >> yes, absolutely. >> thank you. >> thank you very much indeed. >>> well, throughout the cop 10 meeting, which w

opening kickoff, brandon tate took it from 3 yards deep in his own end zone, cut to his right, made oneeam and he was gone. down the sidelines, 103 yards to the house. did the same thing in week one against the bengals. patriots up, 13-7 and the route was on. new england's special teams stifled it out. patrick chung, busy all night. blocked a field goal, blocked a punt and returned this interception 51 yards for a score. patriots won big, 41-14. >>> the ryder cup, the u.s. trailed by three in correctic manor. tiger woods, the shot of the day. and look at his reaction. he didn't even know he made the shot. only fitting after a long week, it came down to the final match. graeme mcdowell sank a birdie on 16, all but closing out hunter mahan. the finish set off fans mobbing the green. europe reclaimed the ryder cup with a 14 1/2 to 13 1/2 victory. >>> the baseball playoffs start tomorrow, and for a handful of managers, so does unemployment. pittsburgh pirates' john russell, milwaukee brewers' ken macha all fired. the mets handed giam meniah his papers after a season in the big apple. finall

county where the i-95 northbound lanes were shut down today because of an accident that injured a tate trooper. it happened around 1:15. the trooper had to be airlifted to a hospital. he had been dealing with an accident along the northbound lanes, about one mile south of 123 in dale city. he was standing beside his cruiser when another vehicle plowed into it and pinned the trooper between the cruiser and guard rail. his injuries are said to be nonlife-threatening. for most of the day only one lane along the northbound lanes was allowed open. it took until 4:30 before all lanes reopened. >>> i'm scoot broom in annapolis where i learned today that government emergency home buyouts are the preferred state solution for a dangerous situation on the calvert cliffs over the weekend. homeowner dave hector shot this video of the landslide that took another chunk of his property. his deck is now unstable and may be at risk of falling down the 100-foot bluff next to the chesapeake bay. >> we can offer to the homeowners to purchase their property. >> reporter: today maryland natural resources sec

the newest art installation at the tate modern is 100 million fake sunflowerseed, each ham made in porcelain and hand painted. the chinese artist had 1600 people working for 2.5 years to make them. visitors will be allowed to walk all over them. in chile, the first test has been carried out. it will be used to rescue miners who have been trapped underground for two months. the mining minister say the test went well. the capture was lowered 600 meters, slightly above where the miners work, without any problems. rescue teams decided not to send the capsule all the way to the minors just yet. >> it went down 610 meters, 12 major short of where the miners are. the mining minister was joking we did not go all the way around because one of them might want to jump on board. of course, they are not ready yet to take them up. they are logistically almost ready but they want a medic to go down to talk to the minors first, check them out, and decide who gets to go first and last. what is happening is a buildup of anticipation here in the camp, in this sprawling media caravan. it is an extraordinary mar

commissioner hammer: i agree with you about the tate possibility, but we have an independent -- taint possibility, but we have an independent duty. the only logistical problem is deciding whether or not we want it is another delay in the process. i want the close of evidence to trigger the 10-day period. if they have to come to us for recommendations, that could add the late to that. commisser kingsley: a suggestion around that would be that the hearing officer right to the recommendations but that it be sealed and we opened it as a commission if we decide when we are having our discussion regarding the matter. commissioner hammer: i would love to hear feedback from other folks. commisser kingsley: i am laying out some thoughts rather than a black and white. president marshall: the other side of that is we do not have the advantage or luxury of having the hearing officer in our deliberations. when we are here, we get feedback from being there. i do not think this commissioner has done a hearing where i was not asked at some point about their thoughts. i would like as much of that and

patient is under the age of 35, their fathers and brothers have five times the risk of developing prs tateancer. their mothers and sisters are twice as likely to develop ovarian cancer and four times as likely to develop breast cancer. the research suggests there are genes that cause cancer development. >> well, jeff is not inside. he is out and about enjoying this cooler weather. >> yeah, yeah, a great day to be outside, too. he's in san francisco. jeff? >>> yes, we are sending you back some good spiritual dancing vibes back to those of you at home and right back in the studio. this is asheka doing the classic indian dance which in essence means story telling through dance. thank you so much. this is just a small slice of what you can experience this weekend in the traditions engaged festival, the festival director is joining us right now and, you know, when a lot of people think of indian culture today they think of bollywood but this goes way beyond, right? >> yes. actually many classical dance forms are the inspiration for bollywood and people would be so amazed to see the diversity of

brandon tate. of the often overlooked specialty case one of the three o'clock return providing support for the rest of the squad really in particular fired off after one of the quarterback becoming the fastest in the opposition to reach one hundred wins but the spotlight was on the fence on the special teams the showings blocking field goal. to score here to see if the also returning an interception for more of the same forty one forty would be so what penny of sore heads in the european ryder cup camp this week no doubt following their thrilling win were team usa on monday but that didn't stop the key protagonists of the victory taking some time might to give their view on the weekend they'll be dining out on for years coming down the stretch there of number of the riffle nerves like in my life i mean obviously i was out there trying to win it for me for my for my eleven teammates for calling. for your for all those fans out there i don't mean it was it was a different different level which was yo

rushing to kill the mountain lions, lab officials are encouraging employees to cohas been -- cohas been tate>> we want to be sensitive to the ecolumngy and local wildlife. >> they have signed on jim hale to monitor the mountain lines and act as a liaison between the police and the public. >> i'm educating them assuring them mountain lions are doing what they normally do. they're hunting deer, forerageing deer and not hunting for humans. >> it allows the mountain lions to go back into the brush when possible. the mountain lions are mostly focussed on the deer. >> wildlife biologist jim hale says there will be times mountain lions have to be euthanized but the approach right now is live and let live. reporting in the berkeley hills, i'm alan wong, abc 7 news. >> federal investigators looking into last month's gas explosion in san bruno are examining whether pg&e had an adequate emergency response plan. the san francisco examiner reports officials in san bruno and san mateo county says pg&e did not share its emergency plan for the pipeline prior to the disaster. other cities are now interested

you can't get caught up in everything tate going on because, you know, we -- that's going on because, know, we have no personal vendetta going on against each other. it's a divisional game and it's going to be rough and tough and i'm pretty sure they feel the same way. >> we know vick still has the wheels but he's got an arm, too. two subreceivers are a reason for his big success rating third and first in seeing touchdowns. redskins defense will certainly have their hands full. >> deshawn gives you so many things, kind of freelance. maclin is just great. he's a route runner, but they don't want no physical contacts. >> they're a deep threat every time they touch the ball and line up. we have to be on top of our game, play our technique and hopefully keep them under wraps. >>> the maryland football team opens up acc play tomorrow night at home against duke and the terps have an opportunity to start 4-1 for the second time in three years, but the big questioning entering the game, who will start at quarterback? jamarr robinson started the first three games but sat out last week with an

the poison ivy is and if you are walking and want to avoid areas in the woods that are heavily veg tateed reporter: and 5th, clean off tools and choaghts which may have come in contact with poison ivy. >> you can transfer the oils and if they are not effectively cleaned off of yourself and tools you can may be transferring them back onto your skin. >> reporter: five tips to protect your skin from the itchy rach. linda so abc2 news. >> leaves of three let it be. you love that. let it be. let it be. tomorrow on good morning, maryland, five tips on what to do if your child comes in contact with poison ivy. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> all right. it's the time of the year where a lot of you will want to get out and do outdoor walking or hiking. especially as the leaves turn and we have great weather into the weekend. 70 is where we belong and we have not been there in five days. we hit 60 yesterday. and we are probably going to go past this mark today. but normally we have mornings in the 40s. so get used to that.

. >> tim: the story in this game for denard robinson, he scrambles, gets hurt, did not return, tate forcier gave michigan a bump but they still fall short 38-28. boston college taking on florida state. what a job jimbo fisher has done. watch him go end around. >> archie: bert reed takes it 42 yards for the game-winning touchdown. 24-19 florida state. >> tim: boston college did not get an offensive touchdown, all field goals and a defensive touchdown. elsewhere, oklahoma state taking on texas tech. how about brandon finding blackmon. >> spencer: takes it 61 yards. dana halvorson taking over the play calling. >> tim: the bedlam series might be fun at the end of the year with oklahoma, that game in stillwater. missouri. how about them. gary pinkel's club undefeated. they go into kyle field and blow out texas a&m. uga viii. east carolina beating north carolina state in overtime that match-up. i mentioned earlier that we had other action taking place in the sec today. notre dame also a winner. 44-20 the final score. the irish knocking off western michigan. georgia did blow out vanderbilt. that w

employee unions deck tating public policy and acting in the view of republicans anyway, as pair ascites sucking the life out of the private sector economy and they see the auto companies, general motors and chrysler going to bankruptcy after long years of adversarial relationships with the auto workers and gave the uaw favorable terms on those bankruptcies, they are rallying towards the republicans and they're saying, look, if you want a prosecutor press economy you need to cut spending, you need to stop this pension burdens on the state. >> well, you know, okay, i can understand that, this economic argument in michigan where the unemployment rah it is 13% and you've had a two term democratic governor, jennifer granholm who's leaving, not very popular. let's take a state like wisconsin the jobless rate is under 8%, 7.9%, you don't have the same impact of the auto industry. they've had a two-term governor also not very popular in jim doyle, but what about, how do you explain the fact that an incumbent senator like russ finegold is trailing in wisconsin. >> you've got the incumbent senato

teammates from the sideline to brush it off at the start of the second week of its being seven six brandon tate making the most of the often overlooked special team case one of the three top returned providing a spark to the rest of the squad pretty good in particular fired off after one quarterback becoming the fox this enough position to reach one hundred wins but the spotlight was on the fence on the special teams after talking field goals. scored here to see if the also returning an interception for more of the same forty one fourteen i wouldn't be so sure what but me of soreheads in the european ryder cup camp this week no doubt following their thrilling win were team usa on monday but that didn't stop the key protagonists of the victory taking some time might to give their view on the weekend they'll be dining out on for years coming down the stretch there of number of the riffle nerves like in my life i mean obviously i was out there trying to win it for me for my for my levante mates for calling. for europe for all. fans out there i mean it was it was a different different level to what

. >> they normally play at capitols or tate events. it's cool ffr them to come to baltimore to perform. we have a strong italian-american >> local pit bull rescue groups helped organize today's event, which included several dogs available for adoption. >>> great day weather wise and more of the same for sunday. >> more like summer today than fall. we are feeling cooler temperatures this evening. clear skies allowed us to warm up this afternoon to the low 80s and are allowing us to cool down in to the 500. 59 degrees. down to 57 degrees in salisbury. we have had clear skies all day today. a high-pressure system sitting right on top of us keeping us clear aal day. that will be plenty of sunshine n oushg . forecast for tomorrow. slightly-coolee temperatures. we will be cool for tooight. dropping down to 50 degrees. many locattons will get in to the upper 40s. some ooler weather innour foreccst and some raii to talk about. i'll have all the details on ttat coming up in my full forecast. jeff? >> neighbors taunt a dyinn behind the eud. ad,

. >> there was misleading inffrmation given to the jury by the tate. >> you think one of the lead detectives lied off the stand today? >> i made my arguments. you heard them in court today and i'll hear my closing arguments. >> on the ttird floor defense fist and raiied his voice.ed his >> any attorney would be offended if it were perceived that the state was producing testimony as the prosecutor himself said that deceived the jury. >> "attissue" a search police did of tracey's trans am the day the car was first searched at headquarters. police used a hanger to get into the car hours earlier while it was still at the days inn. >> homicide 101. the lead detectives wouud want to secure thh scene. >> it was later revealed the same detective was accused f lying off he stand in a prior murder trial. >> tonight no word if the defense plans the put him on the staad. >>> a trial date is set for a 14-year-old guild for murder. the trial is set for february 9th accused of ---- shooting and killing 44-year-old jose in august. it happened during an attempted robbery and holt allegedly pulled out a gun w

economic collapse might and charles manson thinks that he had a legitimate reason to murder sharon tate and these guys in washington believe like a psychopath that they had a legitimate reason to hold the us economy and global hot commie hostage and rape and pillage and commit financial atrocities in the name of greed they believe it's perfectly normal because they are psychopaths and they belong in a hospital they belong in a straight jacket do yourself a favor. fund the disbursement of straight jackets to these bankers and wall street and just put put them in thorazine get i'm shocked up with thorazine you know him put him away that is a problem like a wall street these wall street corporations own the politicians their threat was that they were going to cut off credit and loans to you the population this takes me to the next headline fans hit team owner where hurts his credit line so the population is the equivalent of the fans in this situation liverpool football club and britain is owned and managed by american tom hicks and his son tom jr the two men have apparently not endeared t