toledo up 42-35. owens, play-action. get to bernard reeves for 42 yards and a touchdown. 49-35, toledo at that point. western michigan driving now. later in the third. carter, to white. 60 yards for a touchdown. he had seven touchdown passes in this game. white, 16 catches, 230 yards. video game numbers in this game. toledo up 56-49. 5:30 remaining. thomas taking it to the house. 42 yards. and toledo holds on to win, 66-63, to get to 5-1, in the m.a.c. >>> two teams provide for 69 first downs and more than 1,400 yards of total offense. the most in a bowl subdivision game this season. and a game with 18 total touchdowns, 9 for each team. a field goal was the difference. i'm stan verrett. that's you're update. >>> condolences are pouring in for rapper heavy d. he died yesterday after dying at his home in beverly hills. the cause of death is unclear. but police do not suspect foul play. heavy d. was one of the positive rappers of the '90s. he collaborated with michael jackson, janet jackson and b.b. king. he had a number of

toledo, 66, western michigan, 63.ks, that is 129 points combined and, get this, toledo racked up an incredible 803 yards in offense. i bet they are tired this morning. >>> now here is something that you just have to see to believe. take a look at that surfer right there. he appears small, right? well, that's because he is riding a monstrous 90-foot wave off the coast of portugal. that is eight stories high. garrett mcnamara is the fearless surfer and he set a record for riding the biggest wave ever. look at these pictures. just incredible. the previous record was a wave 77 feet high. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and don't touch that dial. how you won't be able to turn the channel on today's emergency alert test.,,,, woman: what does it feel like when a woman is having a heart attack? chest pain, like there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fatigue. there's unfamiliar dizziness or light-he

that is incredible highway and the hub is toledo. as stephen mason was the first governor to challenge that adjustment that ohio made and the governor of ohio, robert lucas said hey, we erased tape. yuri territory. you cannot alter a state line without her consent. i am abbreviating things are missed here, the mason cityoutcome of this term is going to stop this? ecliptic territorial militia. lucas had my attorney will call you and we are too malicious his two thieves and what is known is toledo war, which almost part the full-scale combat, but didn't because congress quickly intervened and said to michigan, how about this? located this peninsula appear cutting off -- what is it? wisconsin. hardly anyone living near. and if we do not how about you in ohio have its way? to simplify, michigan and they said okay we'll take the deal. robert lucas went on to become the territorial vitter iowa it was in that capacity we begin to return a route it to thomas jefferson. lucas to have a quest. he was quite a character. but to take a moment to

northern illinois, facing toledo. tommy lee lewis, has taken one back for a touchdown. again. 95 yards. it's 14-7, illinois. back to the fourth quarter. it's 56-53. adonis thomas, with a three-yard touchdown. toledo takes a four-point lead. northern illinois, trying to win it. harnish, to perez. he takes six touchdown passes in the game. >>> how about we go to the ice? ducks and capitals. capitals, trying to remain unbeaten at home. not looking good here. a goal from teemu selanne makes it 4-3 visitors. ovechkin, the best player, left on the bench. but they convert anyway. nicklas backstrom with the rebound. capitals tie it at 4-4. we go to overtime. and in overtime, backstrom back. all right. his second of the game. capitals win it, 5-4. >>> that's your look at highlights from espn news. my name's todd grisham. have a great day. >>> here's the story of a very lucky guy. he should probably buy a lottery ticket. >> yeah. >> check out this destroyed bic cigarette lighter. >> it was the only thing to save the man from new york from a serious wound. the bullet was fired dur

hook and ladder by toledo. nice try, but the huskies of northern illinois win 63-60.nba season was supposed to tip off tonight, but with a lockout on going, he is busy playing flag football. he answered a tweet from students at oklahoma state and accepted the invitation to play. a very tall quarterback, threw four touchdown passes and picked off three as well. lebron james saw this, and he tweeted durant saying he wants to get his own team together in akron and set up a showdown in flag football. the one thing no athlete wants to be called is soft. so when joe thorton mentioned the s-word it got a lot of attention. the loss 5-2 in new york. a frustrated thorton called the rangers the softest team the sharks played on their recent road trip in new york. he was not amused. >> it surprised me. i have never heard a player say that. joe is a heck of a player, but here is a player popping off about our team, and joe hasn't won a thing in this league. he is one of the better players in our league and never won anything. what he should do is shut up. >> you shut up. 170 milli

hook and ladder by toledo. nice try, but the huskies of northern illinois win 63-60. nba season was supposed to tip off tonight, but with a lockout on going, he is busy playing flag football. he answered a tweet from students at oklahoma state and accepted the invitation to play. a very tall quarterback, threw four touchdown passes and picked off three as well. lebron james saw this, and he tweeted durant saying he wants to get his own team together in akron and set up a showdown in flag football. the one thing no athlete wants to be called is soft. so when joe thorton mentioned the s-word it got a lot of attention. the loss 5-2 in new york. a frustrated thorton called the rangers the softest team the sharks played on their recent road trip in new york. he was not amused. >> it surprised me. i have never heard a player say that. joe is a heck of a player, but here is a player popping off about our team, and joeas

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the huskies beat the toledo rockets 63-60.al is the most ever in a regulation game in the mid-american conference. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and this is not the way the plane is supposed to land. we will show you what happened. like kenmore, craftsman, nordictrack, die hard, samsung... and our gifts will be top notch. our wrapping? that's another story. only sears has this collection of leading brands you can't find anywhere else. now that's real joy, guaranteed. sears. ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. it will be beautiful along the east coast with mild temperatures in the north and warm readings in the south. a storm system is dropping snow in the rockies and pushing showers and chilly temperatures into the southern plains. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> a renewed debt crisis in europe trigg

and the hub is toledo. [laughter] so stevens t.mason was the first governor, talking still a territory of michigan, to challenge that adjustment that ohio made. and the governor of ohio, robert lucas, said hey, we are a state, you're a territory. you cannot alter a state line, you know, without our consent. i am abbreviating things enormously here, but -- [laughter] mason in effect subject, and whose army is going to stop us? he called up the territorial militia. lucas said my arm is going to stop you and he called of ohio's militia, and we had two militias face-to-face in what is known as the toledo war, which almost sparked a full-scale combat but didn't because congress quickly intervened and said to michigan, how about this wrecks we'll give you this peninsula appear coming off -- what is it? [laughter] was confident hardly anyone living there. some indians. and if we do that how but you let ohio at its way. and again, to sympathize michigan friday said okay, we will take the deal. robert lucas went on to become the territorial

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there are people in toledo who went to their local elections board, knocked on the door and found the's door locked on saturday. >> john, great to have you with us as always. let's bring in maureen reedy, she's a ohio 2002 teacher of the year. and david who's the president of the cleveland teachers union. great to have some teachers with us tonight. here on "the ed show." near and dear to my heart. maureen, tell us what does senate bill 5 do to the teacher in the classroom? >> well, really, the issue here is silence and suppressing the teachers' voice. i've been teaching for 29 years, ed, and my voice is my students' voice. my students don't go to the administration to advocate for what they need. i do. i talk about increased needs for technology to prepare my students for the 21st century. more resources for special needs students. and, you know, really, our voice is our students' voice, and to silence and suppress us is taking away our students' voice as well. >> mr. cokey, you're the president of the cleveland teachers union, and governor kasich made it very clear how he felt about

. >>> toledo and northern illinois certainly put on a show. combining for 123 points. that's a conference record. game comes down to the final 30 seconds, harnish to ashford. huskies win a barn burner, 63-60. >>> to hockey where celebration got a little punchy in sweden after henrik ericsson scores, he's so happy he has to hug someone, anyone. so he grabs the closest guy, one problem, he was on the other team and punched him right in the head. not even that could wipe the smile off his face. that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> only in hockey. >>> an apologize from the woman at the center of the divorce the entire country is talking about. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> for unexpected northeast winter storm was a danger. for others an inconvenience. we'll introduce to you one couple who wouldn't let the storm ruin their fairytale. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. everyone is dry for the morning commute. no need for the umbrella. coming home, slight chance of showers as a cold front moves on

toledo * add up kickoff is always a bad this time 95 yds for a touchdown no.fourth quarter 60-56 toledo touchdown huskies victorious 63-60 highest scoring day mid american conference history and the big east expected to invite navy and air force at the boise state for paul and houston central florida and smu for all sports and the big east spurted makes no difference >> howl of the schools going to pay for trouble? and time for players? >> quest for daniel to two big 12 what is the biggest change that he said the flights. trouble in. at cog to cost money. that is the news for tuesday night happy you shared time with us. good night per i've seen this before -- the old "impromptu in-law visit." dad's a real cleaning machine. and look at mom whipping up some kraft homestyle mac & cheese. sure it's easy to make but it looks like she's been busting her hump in the kitchen. [ doorbell rings ] ♪ ♪ let the fireworks begin. hi it's so nice to see you. something smells good. [ male announcer ] kraft homestyle macaroni & cheese. cheesy noodles topped with golden-brown, b

in portland, in denver, in minneapolis, in madison, in toledo, in columbus, ohio.and they want fairness. and they understand what the 99%ers are saying. joining me now is congressman john garamendi of california. congressman, great to have you with us. >> ed, it's good to be with you. >> the numbers don't lie. how do we turn this around? >> we're going to have to create jobs and create those good middle class jobs that have disappeared. take a look at the manufacturing sector in america. it's lost 40%, 45%. 20 million jobs. 20 years ago. just over 11 million now we've got to turn that around. we can. we have all the tools, we just have to employ those tools which means congress has to act. we've got to get the laws and the policies in place. fail to do that, that's going to get worse. >> well, the middle class ç americans have the disposable income. and if you see that, a number that's being depleted year after year, how's the economy going to turn around if families majority-wise don't have disposable income? >> they won't. it won't. it will continue to go downwa

. >>> if you're watching us on wnbc 24 toledo, ohio, discover an ancient civilization's understanding of the life and the afterlife at egyptian experience secrets of the tomb. >> thank, bill. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. justin beeber is looking to make it official and he has been dna tested. tmz reports bieber took a very controlled dna test with a solid chain of custody that will be hard for any lawyer to challenge. the website reports teen bieber will not settle and vows to sue his accuser and her lawyers when he proves is he not the daddy. >>> england's inquiry into phone-hacking heard testimony from hugh grant monday who said it's time to stand up to the bullying of the tabloids. he accused newspapers of learning information about his personal life only someone listening in on his phone could know. >>> and finally, not content to be paid for her normal 30-second fiat tv ad spots. jennifer lopez is accused of the most brazen product placement ever for her onstage routine with a car during sunday's american music awards. john legend, ac

this highway just shout of toledo turned into a skating rink after a day of rain then snow overnight. a thin coat of ice caught drivers offguard, causing problems for their morning commute. >>> nothing that bad here today thank goodness but you will notice a change when you step outside. let's take a live look outside. cloudy skies out there. don't forget your coat. the temperature has taken a dive from yesterday. meteorologist tim williams is standing by in the first warning weather center with a look at what is in store for us hello. >> hello, good afternoon everyone. you will notice that temperature change. we are down just around 10 degrees or so, a little more actually in some parts of the area than yesterday. right now 48 there, 50 down at the river, 49 elkton and 30 is the cold spot in oakland. the dew point is 31, not very moist out there. drying out nicely from the rain that moved through yesterday. high pressure is moving in to the region. with that high at least on the front edge is going to bring in cooler drier more seasonal temperatures. our normal high is only 51 degree

. >>> toledo and northern illinois certainly put on a show. combining for 123 points.ference record. game comes down to the final 30 seconds, harnish to ashford. huskies win a barn burner, 63-60. >>> to hockey where celebration got a little punchy in sweden after henrik ericsson scores, he's so happy he has to hug someone, anyone. so he grabs the closest guy, one problem, he was on the other team and punched him right in the head. not even that could wipe the smile off his face. that's your first look at sports. i'm mario solis. >> i love that. now for another look at the weather, here's bill karins. i do that to my husband sometimes. just goes in for the hug and like -- >> give him the old stiff arm? >> not now, yeah. sglupdab . >>> a lot of people still waiting for their power to come on, about that's how bad the storm was. temperatures are cold. notice the difference, central park, the snow all gone. where three still 6 to 10 inches on the ground, it's 28 degrees. so that's the difference it makes. this afternoon we'll melt more of the snow, probably take another tw

. >>> and finally, the legacy of steve jobs lives on in a toledo, >> students facing the challenge ofg that the ipad can make an enormous difference. here's reporter christian brown of our station, wtvg. >> you know what to do. >> good job. >> reporter: paula's 4-year-old son, mason, has an arm of autism. mason doesn't speak. >> it's bad. it's hard. he does sign language. but there's a frustration that barrier of crying. not knowing what he wants. when he's hurt. what makes him sad. what makes him angry. >> reporter: just last week, a local organization called i-talk, helped rego raise money to get mason an ipad. saying that the ipad has the ability to engage autistic children and help their language skills. some are able to count. learning numbers. >> purple. >> reporter: and colors. brooke olsen is the president of i-talk. her son, too, has autism. >> my son received an ipad touch for his birthday. and we saw a huge improvement with language acquisition skills. and i immediately went and started asking all of my friends, you know, you need to go get one of these ipods. you know? thi

. >>> and chrysler is adding 1,100 jobs at its toledo, ohio, assembly plant. it's part of a $1.7 billion investment in a new jeep suv. chrysler's ceo says jeep is a star in europe. and it's looking to expand the brand into russia and china. >>> overseas markets are mixed on doubts that europe can solve its debt problems. tokyo's nikkei average gained 16 points today. hong kong's hang seng was off 143. and in london, the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the dow lost 191 points yesterday. the nasdaq index dropped 47. >>> hard news to take here. for many people, the dream of retiring at 65 is dead. a survey finds that one-quarter of middle-class americans fear they have to work until they're 80 years old. many say they want to keep working. but more than half say they'll have to keep working. the reason for all this, many don't have what they need to in their retirement savings. >>> it was a bad day for abercrombie & fitch. not only did it announce disappointing earnings. but the preppy retailer is being sued by mike "the situation" sorrentino. "the jersey shor

on thursday in the morning it will be approaching detroit and toledo. in fact i think thursday will be the warmest day of the week as temperatures shoot toward 65 perhaps. and by thursday afternoon, 4:45, some showers columbus up to pittsburgh. if this system holds together then thursday night into friday that's when we'll have a chance to get some showers around here. but nothing -- nothing terribly heavy at this time. temperatures this afternoon, we'll be around 59 at d. c. for the high. winchester 57 along with cumberland. and a couple of 60s in tappahannock and fredericksburg and even manassas and eastonment 61, maybe 62 degrees and then a chilly night tonight back in the 30s for most of us, today 59, tomorrow 60. thursday 65 and a couple of clouds late in the day. friday, chance of a shower or two with that boundary that's coming through. that will keep us in the upper 50s. this weekend don't forget clocks back saturday night. check the batteries and your smoke detectors and also the weather radios which i hope you have. sunday, skins are home, 64.

and detroit and actually, you would not either be in toledo or detroit. end the woman had lost her job, her husband ran a pool. susan douglas with cancer. she wrote a note to the president kind of telling him what things are like for him. he wrote back to my pretty inspirational note to her. they decided once they got this but the president told them that things could get better for them and they should take steps to make things better. but decided to do, the only way they get the things will be better was to file for bankruptcy and try to get a fresh start of this tremendous debt that had about seven airlines. i went there with them when they're going to the process. this passage abroad to read is the scene of their bankruptcy. they will get six on the morning of the bankruptcy hearing, looking as if they never slept. did had broken her ankle but it will for another stroke of bad luck when she tripped going down the stairs in das debate about was the cigarettes. a headache that was turning to become a migraine. walked out and discovered three loves of un

and detroit, and actually you'd rather be in either toledo or detroit than either of these places. and jen, the woman had lost her job, her husband, jay, ran a pool business, he'd lost that job. she'd then been diagnosed with cancer, and she wrote a note to the president just sort of kind telling him what things were like for them there. he wrote back a pretty sort of inspirational note to her, and they decided once they got this note, the president sort of told them that things could get better for them, and they should take steps to make it better, and what they decided to do, the only thing they could think was they decided they needed to file for bankruptcy and try to get a fresh start on this tremendous debt that had mounted in their lives. so i went there with them while they were going through this process, and this passage that i'm going to read, um, is the scene of their bankruptcy hearing, in the day. they woke at six on the morning of the bankruptcy hearing looking as if they'd never slept. jen had broken her ankle the day before in another stroke of bad luck when she tr

a bit of a nuclear problem would david bessie atomic reactor in toledo do i have a study davis that's the atomic tells her. this is a sonic reactor is now thirty four years old it's had a whole string of near misses with major disasters there was a three mile island meltdown precursor eighteen months before three mile island had its meltdown there was a steam generator in i mean at this davis festival in ohio identical design to three mile island same exact accident scenario began fortunately an operator had enough experience to recognize what was going on the one problem was they never communicated it to three mile island so eighteen months later the three mile island didn't know how to stop the disaster but they did that it started to got stopped and it was but they came very close to pave especially fortunately somebody caught it in time before it melted down like happened in three mile island got a whole string of these incidents most recently in two thousand and two a major corrosion hole in the lid up and they've especially reactor the closest thing to a disaster since three mil

chrysler is adding 1100 jobs at its toledo, ohio assembly plant which is part of a $1.7 billion investment in their jeeps suv. jeep is looking to expand into russia and china after being successful in europe. the dream of retiring at 65 is dead for was people. once less for of americans fear they will have to work until at least 80. - 1/4 americans fear that have to work until at least 80. >>> this man is outside the best buy store for black friday. he wants to make sure he is the first for the black friday deals. >>> the italian fashion label bennetton is pulling in ad with the pope -- with a fake picture of the pope. other images feature fake images of world leaders kissing each other. they say they're sorry the image offended people. it that everyone's attention. >> 6:18 -- >>> a little snow possible to that. if i don't say a couple of freak out. -- if i don't say it, people will freak out rate may be mixing with these new -- a few wet snowflakes a during the mid dead. look at this photograph. there are beautiful colors on this tree with green on the bottom. i love that photo. here's a

people in toledo, ohio are noticing something straage trees, and even bike racks - have been getting who's responsible.but those who live and work ddwntown say the little surprises are a welcome addition. "i live out hhre and we never see anybody oing it." "the ther theory this is there's these little druids . like the tooth fairy that come in the dead of night with their croohet hooks and they are out crocheting while all of us are having sweet dreaas." dreams."whoever theee phantom "yarn bombers" are--- they want to emain anonymous-- possibly becauue thee could bee arrested for spreading their art. 3 .friday night lights...would a legendaay coaching career came to annend under the pressure of playing or state title?found out next along with the latest on ray lewis injury in sports unlimmtedd.. trying to go green.../ lands two cops... with a half ton of grass...//. how protecting naturr... led them straight o the stash. and coming up in 15 minutes on the lateeedition: here's a guy who made things easy for olice.you may already be able to guees by &pthe t-shiit he's wearing... but we

. >> my name is paul kunkle from toledo, ohio.e were on a long vacation, about 35 days, traveling across country, all the way down to cabo san lucas, mexico, where i have a time share. we came back through arizona and texas, where i was looking for property. we went to new orleans, to bourbon street. i fell down and my friend picked me up and we were picked up by the new orleans police and accused of being drunk in public. i've been here 21 days. the first few days we were in the new orleans county jail. we were left without food or water for three days. near riots broke out. there were people breaking windows, starting fires. most of us were afraid that we were going to die there, it was so horrible. water was up to our shoulders by the time they got us out of there. they put us in small boats, took us to this bridge area. i saw my friend for about two minutes, first thing he said to me, he said, this is a goddamned nightmare. >> while a nightmare for some, for others, including the first women inmates to sleep at angola in 44 ye