villanova having its way, 43-7.higan's denard robinson puts on 502 total yards against notre dame. did the minutemen forget how to tackle? 66 yards down the sideline he streaks. umass leading. michigan in front by 11. kyle havens, he was open, tight end for the touchdown. 32-47 game. massachusetts still has a chance in this one. the on-side kick out of bounds. michigan survives that scare, 42-37. orioles pitcher jake arieta will shut it down the rest of the way. a bone spur causes discomfort. no worries about the elbow, he should be fine. last night, orioles, yanks. 3-1, orioles, koji uehara battling alex rodriguez. bets gets the pitch called a strike. this time it's a ball. next pitch, and it's a bad one, and a-rod sends it 20 rows deep for a three-run shot. back to football, the ravens, a touchdown, queen city ready for game two sunday against the bengals. ray rice proved a nonfactor to the jets. however, the bengals are not the run stoppers like new york and rice has history making plays against the bentley. beng

villanova looking every bit the part of the reigning champ beat towson, 43-7.ome good high school football tonight. tonight they get together under the lights at towson university. getting used be digging is to the college campuses. darrius jennings, 274 rushing yards for the night. gilman has little trouble from the stags, 35-10. going on the road following monday night on road feels like a recipe for disaster. ray lewis in his 15th year at middle linebacker demonstrated he is not hanging on too long. the ravens won a game many thought they would not. ray earned a 15-yard penalty. a natural letdown after beating the jets. >> we have another week coming up this week, and the bengals are a quality opponent. now it is over. >> i asked about the fact that the bengals did not look very good last week. >> he said if you fall for that, >> he said if you fall for that, you everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particularly the property tax as well as a lot of fee increases. as you know, there's a big difference between fees and taxes

at towson university tonight against villanova, d.j.solvin looking for a snap. sails over his head. kicks it out the end zone. the wildcats got two running scores and passing score from their quarterback. nova beats towson, down, 1-2. final score 43-7. the high school big 10 for you. gillman versus -- a whole lot of prosad doe tonight. 14-0 in the halftime. 35-10, gillman the final score. remember, folks, don't forget, ravens 2-1/2 points favorites at the cincinnati bengals. tomorrow the game shown at 11:00 sharp right here on -- 1:00 sharp right here on wjz news 13. and in new hampshire, kyle busch hits the wall after taking the lead. that is how the race finished. kyle bruceer was 1st. kevin harvick was 3rd. okay. on the other side of the paper here, north dakota beat maryland, 35-9. trying to rush it out. hopkins beats gettysburg 39-21. mcdaniels for the first time in 38 years. i promise that is it. >> thank you. what inspired hundreds of what inspired hundreds of people to take this record ,,,, everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particularly

. >> associate professor at villanova, the university lecturer and tutorial fellow at oxford university, a tutor at the university of college in london, and teaches courses involving a feminist legal theory. we'll come to that but first your testimony. >> thank you, senator. thank you for convening this hearing. boeing last after so many distinguished and experienced witnesses leads me to a position where i agree. i will try to say something that perhaps we have not touched on quite as much before addressing specific issues, the wish to place our discussion into the larger context of the criminal justice system as a whole. the failure to report and investigate rate cannot be fully understood isolation from the failure of prosecutors to take great cases to trial, the federal jury to convict him of the federal judges to impose adequate sentences. each step in the criminal- justice system is related to the next great survivors welfare to work or if they believe their cases will not be taken seriously by the police. police will fail to investigate the prosecutors will not pursue charges in

. >> associate professor of villanova, univ. lecturer and tutorial fellow at oxford, to read university college in london -- tutoring at university college in london. but first, your testimony, prof. dempsey. >> thank you, senator specter. and thank you for convening this hearing. going after such experienced and distinguished witnesses lead me into a position where first, i want to say, i agreed. i will try to say something that perhaps we have not touched upon quite as much. but first, i wish to place our discussion into the larger context of the criminal justice system as a whole. the failure to report and investigate rate cannot properly be understood in isolation. there are failures of prosecutors to take them to trial, failures of juries to convict and failures of justices to sentence. survivors will not report if they feel their cases will not be taken seriously by police. police will not investigate if they feel that prosecutors will not aggressively pursue charges in court. prosecutors will not aggressively pursue charg

. >> associate professor at villanova, university lecturer in law and tutorial fellow at oxford college, tutor at the university of college at london and teaches courses involving feminist legal theory. we'll come to that. but first your testimony. professor dempsey. five minutes. >> thank you, senator specter. and thank you for conving this hearing. going last after so many distinguished and experienced witnesses leads me to a position where first i want to say i agree and i'm going to try to say something that perhaps we haven't touched on quite as much. before addressing specific issues, however, i wish to place our discussion into the larger context of the criminal justice system as a whole. the failure to report and investigate rape cannot be properly understood in isolation from issues of failure of prosecutors to charge rape cases and to take them to trial, failures of juries to convict and failures of judges to impose adequate sentencing. each step in the criminal justice department is directly related to the next. survivors will not report their case if they believe the police