a los 10, el tico alvaro saborío a los 36 puso adelante al real lt lake, a los 43 inutos llego will johnsonnameño con mario angulo a los 51. (sot) en monterrey, ganaba seattle sounder 2-0 y termino perdiendo 3-2 con monterrey. abrio el marcador sergio pérez moya a los 28 minutos en su propia porteria, michael fucito a los 44 anota el segundo para el onceno de la mls, pero jesús de nigris a los 72 el primer descuento, humberto suazo a los 73 el empate y luis pérez a los 75 con el gol de la victoria y monterrey es el primer clasificado a cuartos de final (sot) en san pedro sula, marathon derroto 2-1 al deportivo saprissa de costa rica. mario berríos a los 49 abrio el marcador con un golazo de larga distancia, a los 63 esteban sirias anota en su propia portenia, y el descuento llego con jairo arrieta a los 64. gano marathon 2-1 2-1) en el estadio cuscatlan de el salvador, fas de santa ana no pudo y empato 0-0 con puerto islanders, mejoro el equipo santaneco pero no le alcanzo porque con este marcador, fas que totalmente eliminado de la liga de ca

johnson will serve again. president of the arts commission, who has been doing an outstanding job, really raising the bar in terms of public art and our commitment to neighborhood arts. i want to thank lisa gruwell for her willingness to serve on the civil service commission that sets my salary. i wish you luck and independence from whoever is serving as mayor. i want to thank the environment commission, which is something we are very proud of, for his willingness to serve as a new member. london and michael are quite familiar to their commissions. they will both be here. thank you, chief. i know you are pleased to have both of them. you have already told me you are pleased to have both of them. i am enthusiastic about their commissions. it's a good thing for everybody. we will have the opportunity to give people an opportunity to give people on their respective boards the opportunity to serve as well. thank you, lily chan. she will be serving on the golden gate park concourse authority, which is interesting f

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quarterback mike johnson will take over coordinated duties. >> find out why the pentagon said it had to burn 10,000 copies of a memoir. >> plus, the federal government hangs up a 'will to ban all cell phones while driving. >> and complaints are filed against a popular >>> federal official talking about the bp response says a third party should come in. thad allen says somebody should represent the industry in future spills. there was confusion over who was in charge. he made reference to the president's commission today. panel is looking into potential missteps by the administration after the bp spill and they include use of chemical dispersants. >> department of defense says it's destroyed nearly 10,000 copies of a memoir to protect state secrets. anthony schaffer wrote about his experiences in afghanistan in the book operation dark heart. the pentagon stopped first editions of the book and then burned them. officials say information in it could have damaged national security. the author insists the military censorship is unnecessary. >> we make sure that nothing in the way of techn

. >>> the ceo of johnson & johnson will speak to a congressional committee today about the recall of children's tylenol this past april. more than 40 varieties were recalled because of concns over the amount of active ingredients. in the past year, johnson & johnson has issued a total of six recalls of 200 million bottl of medicine. >>> former pesident jimmy carter is still in a cleveland hospital this morning with a possible viral infection. the 85-year-old is said to be in good spirits, as he continues to recover from a stomach ailment. his doctors determined the viral infection is now clearing up. he spent two days in the hospital. mr. carter canceled his book signings in ohio, north carolina, and here in washington, and he won't be 85 for long. the former president turns 86 on friday. >>> this morning the flooding is causing problems on the road toment qomry county. many of the trouble spots are already covered with risin water. megan mcgrath is live in kensington right now with more on the flooding conditions out there. good morning, megan. >>ood morning, joe. it is going to be a

that is my decision. >> so mike johnson will now be the man responsible trying to fix this 49er offenseularly, he has to find a way to get big play makers involved. >>> former raider quarterback and place kicker george blanda died after a brief illness. he was an oakland legend playing until he was almost 49 and never stopped winning football games for the silver and black. >> here it is, snap, spot it, it's kick, that's got a chance. that is good! it's good! holy toledo, the place has gone wild! whoo! george blanda just has been elected king of the world! >> blanda spent 26 seasons in the nfl. the last nine with the raiders. george blanda was 83. >> obviously that's a tremendous loss for the entire raider family. i got a chance to meet him in chicago for the first time so for ming to meet one of your heroes was a special deal. >> meanwhile in the nba, the warriors officially passed the torch from don nelson to keith smart who becomes the 23rd head coach in team history. smart has been in the system at golden state for the past seven years. >> he has an incredible special place in my he

mike johnson will move from quarterback coach to offensive coordinator. the 9ers were considered a favorite in the season but they've lost their first three games. >>> tonight at 5:00, the new digging that's going out in san bruno where pg&e is looking at and what. >>> plus a new field cool of ktvu shows what -- poll of ktvu shows what california thinks about governor schwarzenegger. >>> that and more coming up on our next newscast, the ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day. progresso. hi, may i speak to my oggy please? thank you. i'm sorry, who? my grandma. this is obviously her chicken noodle soup. only hers tastes like this. just put my oggy on the phone. thanks so much. hold one moment please. another person calling for her grandmother. she thinks it's her soup huh? i'm told she's in the garden picking herbs. i'll hold. she's holding. wha? [ male announcer progresso. you gotta taste this soup. ring ring. look for great deals on progresso soups this week at safeway. shop now and save.

democrat kevin will face off against ken holt. let's go to sherrie johnson live. who will take over for jim smith? >> good morning to you jamie. i'm here in front of the old courthouse. jim smith's office soon. we will find out who will replace him. take a look here at your screen. the democratic nods for baltimore county executive is going to be the closest primary race in decades for that office. 94% of the prescription are reporting it looks like kevin is leading with 52% of the vote and joe has about 44% of the votes. both men served four terms on the county council and we caught up with them last night at their respective camps. >> i have never ever seen an election turnout this low and it was so low it was unbelievable. it was a good day, good weather day and they didn't turn out. that is a shame. >> the numbers have been cast. they haven't been reported. once they are reported we can corn firm where we safely are and have good news for our camp we hope. >> the winner will face off against ken holt. >> abc2news.com has you covered with all the results. check

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but we will be in a conversation with that winner no matter who they are. >> so once again, that auction starts at 1:00 p.m. on the county courthouse steps. reporting live in towson, sherrie johnsonabc2 news. >>> 6:06. getting in on early general election, governor martin o'malley plans to blast voters with a round of new political ads. the ads set to air starting today will be mostly seen in the dc market, showcasing the governor's commitment to education. this past friday, as aired in the baltimore region, attacking former governor, bob ehrlich on his credibility. >>> it's 6:06 and let's take a look at the orioles game last night, as the orioles continued to win, tampa bay, new york, boston, and yesterday the orioles scored four runs to beat the red sox 4-2. the orioles won for the 11th time in 15 games. hernandez worked four innings to pick up his 8th win. the orioles continue to win. another wild fire causes major evacuations. >> how this one started. >> plus, tips on how to keep your toddler securely fastened for their morning ride. >> and feeling tired and achy? it may not be allergies. a trip the doctor could reveal sinus issues. >> it's time to get you back to work. wedne

. >> this afternoon the redskins secondary will have his hands full with andre johnson. one of the players who will be called upon to keep the houston passing game at bay, safety reed doughty, always ready for game time. >> one, two, three. >> i like to get on that first team bus and get there a little bit early to the game. to get my mind right, listen to music on the way over o the bus. and just be ready for the game. i don't like to feel rushed getting ready before the game. wive any specific pregame ritual. for me i like to geto the stadium early, like i said and relax a little bit. i always go on the field and warm up. i have to be off the field in specific time. that's the one thing i do. i have to be off the field 30 minutes before we go out so i'm ready to go. >> i don't have any specific stretches. i'm not superstitious. i don'do the same thing every single time. in general, do i the same warmup we do pratt and usually catch balls from the coach and every single game to get my mind ready, ritual we do. this isy fifth year in the league. five years post jackson. h

johnson, he will win this one against anybody. touchdown. we are tied. the game goes into overtime.dskins lose, 30-27. there is the shot. >> this will be a hard one to get past. >> a good team. just to find out where you are at. >> you have to be able to bounce back. you have to read short-term memory and be able to bounce back next week and come on out and make a change next week. >> the bottom line is they got it done, and we did not, so we have to go back and be tough on ourselves, note and our football team played hard throughout the game. we is made a fuse mistakes at times -- a few mistakes at times. >> all right, see you next week. this next game had an intraday note -- interesting outcome. in new york, .in the fourth quarter, mark sanchez. one of the three touchdown passes. the jets defied the patriots, 28-14. the cowboys lose at home to the chicago bears. look at this catch with one hand. 17-14. the bears beat the cowboys. in baseball, a great afternoon. the phillies and the nats. the phillies winning at the bottom of the ninth, a man, jayson werth, at the plate. that is wh

tuesday in the hunt. -- to stay in the hunt. >> the bottom line, you get it done will unite and we did not. >> lloyd johnsonid not get it done and tonight, he is gone. simpson is on and the nfl said he could play. the 2009 all-pro wide receiver will have to serve his full six games suspension. the saints and 49ers last night, sensational. smith drew barry davis, but it is ruled no good. look where davis is. he's a cross the line. he makes the catch. they said it was finally good after review. the game was tied. garrett finally gets through with one second on the clock. the saints beat the 49 years in a thriller, a 25-22. a arrested this morning on charges of driving while intoxicated. police pulled him over because his s.t.v. at excessive tinting on these windows. they smelled a call and gave him a test and he was twice the legal limit. -- they smelled alcohol and gave him a test and he was twice the legal lamenlynn said. -- the legal limit. ii never like to show the idiots who run on the field during the game, but how about diaz?matt he trips and has he runs out on the field. and he was arrested. diaz was

johnson, who will be working with us on the governance project. she is an international expert on post-disaster recovery, and she will be helping us figure out how to make decisions in a disaster event. one of the things we're looking at, which is very exciting, is the concept of using our incident command system principles to extend into post- disaster recovery. this is laurie's expertise, so we will be national leaders on trying to figure out the best possible model for using ics over a long time, and we hope to really instigate best practices in the federal government and fema, department of homeland security, so we can be using these best practices principles, so i'm really looking forward to some of that. as you know, one of our key successes is the life lines council, which is a group of 25 to 30 of our life line providers, includes communication, transportation, power, water, sewer, debris management, and we recently have added our financial institutions. organizations of banks, which are definitely lifelines. we have had three meetings tha

will not play.th an seneca wallace will start at quarterback. johnson is listed as probable. you can guarantee his play. he has not missed a game since 2003. the unsung and versatile linebacker never complains and remains accountable. you cannot help but cheer for him. he loves hearing that. >> it is good to get back. it's our home crowd and our environment. it is a pretty special thing. >> he will enjoy his first game at the stadium this sunday. he will not play, but he signed a one-year lead minimum contract -- league minimum contract. he spoke about the accident that fractured his skull. he had turned on the lights, he would not have fallen down the stairs. despite that, hip oz -- his optimism today continues. >> it is good to be here. could still be sitting at home, but i'm here in the black and purple. that is the big picture, in my opinion. when the time comes, i'm pretty sure i will play my way into whatever. >> friday night means football. your high school schedule looks like this. highlights coming from dunbar. st. john's boys. our game of the week is no. carol versu

and my colleague carrie johnson will be back in thirty minutes with a look at your full news but right now it's back to washington for the second part of the alyona show takes a look at the attitudes of americans who believe the u.n. exerts excessive control over the u.s. and its policies. well tonight's tool time award goes to a gubernatorial candidate out of wisconsin with a hell of a campaign plan scott walker is the republican candidate who is centered his entire campaign around the massive unemployment that's plaguing his state but some people are starting to question his capability after the they saw his sixty eight paid job plan and here's why you see the whole thing is made in this humongous gigantic font yeah of course the plan takes up sixty eight pages but somebody clearly used aerial font size three hundred for this pamphlet this is ridiculous now i don't know if walker hired it in turn to print out this jobs booklet or if you actually think that that's going to impress the voters because of course they're not going to notice the book it's about sixty pages longer than it n

. >> the president will wrap up his fourth state tour in richmond this afternoon. >>> and veronica johnson is with us today and here to talk about the weather. we have some pretty nasty weather coming our way later today? >> i don't think that our evening rush will be too bad but for thursday morning and thursday evening totally different story. you want to get an early start as much as yo can because with the big drops that are coming to us, moderate and heavy rain will slow things down o the roadways. let's go aheadnd take a look outside. temperature of 69 degrees right now at ronald reagan washington national airport. not going to be as warm as yesterday. we got into the 8s, low 80s yesterday. 69 now the dew point temperature, 61 degrees. dry year is over us but that's going to change too. you'll notice more humidity as the day wears on. north-northeast wind at five. miles per hour. easterly wind helping to bring in the moisture and it will be picking up too. in terms of rainfall and where we are right now to go all the way back to january 1, our rainfall deficit now, right now is close

johnson, and the gentleman from florida, mr. diaz-balart, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. ms. johnson: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 5651. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentlewoman from texas. ms. johnson: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. ms. johnson: i rise in strong support of h.r. 5651 which designates the federally occupied building located at 515 ninth street in rapid city, south dakota, as the andrew w. bogue federal building and the united states courthouse. judge andrew bogue was a world war ii veteran who served in a u.s. army during the war. after serving with the u.s. army, judge bogue graduated from the university of north dakota school of law and went into private practice for several years before another stint in the u.s. army with t

meteorologist veronica johnson will tell us how much more rai we're going to get. [ male announcer ]ou can't un-smoke a cigarette. and you can't go back and un-do the times you tried quitting... ♪ ...then started again. but every smoker was a non-smoker once. and you could be again. for many, smoking is a treatable medical condition. so talk to your doctor about prescription treatment options and support. and make this time, your time. > you're watching news 4 at 4:00. >>> check out these goliath groupers weighing 400 pounds. some stretch si feet long and they're creating quite a sight in the waters off south florida. this is the only place in the atlantic that every year for the past several years nearly 60f the giant fish have gathered between september and october to spawn. researchers are having a field day scooping up as much as they can to learn from the species. goliath groupers are not aggressive and actually interact with the divers making it one of the mostought after diving expeditions in south florida. >> good day to be a fish or a duck here. we have water everywhere. we'

anyway, with all the new faces, they will get a big test next sunday when they take on chris johnson and the titans. >> we will have our hands full. you turn on espn, he is in the fantasy league. we are not lacking any motivation heading into the football game. it's a big challenge for us. >> richard, i have to admit. i will come clean. he was my number one pick so -- >> i'll tell you what, i don't want you to get no points in that first week. >> much more of the interview with richard see more on game day. we will be joined by pete rider, david wright from the chronicle as we get you ready for the start of the season. tonight on game day at 11:30. >> what's the point of that. no better way tone joy labor day weekend than taking in the scottish games at the alameda county fairgrounds. practice makes perfect. competitors from u.s., scotland and australia took part. the scottish games were meant to wear kilts a no one said a word. they are awfully fun. they run the whole gamut, the scottish foods. >> i thought you were talking about the kilts. >> you can try those, too. >> have you ever

johnson. sal castanedo will have more on this for you tonight. reporting live from san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> at it final meeting before the november -- at its final meeting before the november election, the feds said it's more worried about prices falling than rising because the economy is so weak. the fed left interest rates but signaled it will take steps to help the economy. however, the feds are taking a wait and see approach to see if the economy can heal on its own. >>> breaking news out of washington, d.c. senate republicans have blocked an effort to repeal the law banning gays from openly serving in the military. this is part of a larger defense bill that authorizes $ $726 billion in military spending over the next year. the democrats needed at least 60 votes to advance the bill and that included the vote of susan collins. just know she arked with republicans -- she argued that republicans were not able to have a leeway -- >> i think we should welcome thevies who are willing and -- the ind

johnson. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. now, back to new york and "america this morning." >>> after months of anticipation, the curtain call came early for the hoff. >> actor david hasselhoff became the first celebrity to get the boot from this season's "dancing with the stars." hasselhoff called the experience a great ride and great fun. he'll be on "good morning america" this morning. >>> now, to a man who is still kicking after living in three centuries. >> walter breuning is the world's oldest man. he just celebrated his 114th birthday at a nursing home in montana. born september 21st, 1896, breuning recalled living without electricity, without running water, and even without an inside bathroom. and he also had lots of advice for the crowd. >> he only eats two meals a day. he advises to watch your diet. he tells you to work as long as you possibly can. he attributes hard work to his longevity. >> breuning is obviously a shining example of what she said. he worked at the railroad for 50 years. and served as manager and s

johnson and johnson's c.e.o. will tell congress his company is ready to start shipping children's tylenol and benedryl again. they were pulled from the market in april. in testimony released ahead of a house hearing tomorrow, william weldon said he knows the company let the public down. the house is probing how j&j handled that recall. j.p. morgan chase is suspending home foreclosures while it takes a closer look at how it handles paperwork. chase fears loan officers may have signed off on foreclosure documents without reviewing the cases. chase says the move affects 56,000 home loans. >> tom: still ahead, it's been a decade since major league baseball teams were forced to share revenues. has that helped teams knock it out of the park, or has it been a swing and a miss? some answers as we continue our series, "the business of baseball." >> susie: a warning from the u.s. congress to china tonight. just a few moments ago, the house of representatives voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill that puts more pressure on chi

johnson. >> they will figure out, you know, is this the right fit for them to stay in dc and that they wanted and vice versa. everybody wants her to work for her and their organization. and that is something that they would lose out. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox in lorton, where a grandmother shares the pain of losing two grandchildren and a daughter-in- law in a horrific fire. >> i just lost my son and now my grand babies are gone. >> they think that the fire must have started left by a fire. being evicted from the home, hoping to move into a shelter. the electricity was turned off on monday and then wednesday morning, fire raged in the home, killing the 3-year-old, alfonso, the 5-year-old, and their mother, 24-year-old, aly anderson. saving her two-month-baby girl by dropping her out of the two- story window. and saving the two oldest, a 6- year-old boy and the 8-year-old girl, telling them to jump out of the window. >> i'm just so happy that they are okay. no smoke in their lungs. they are healthy, they are running around. >> and time is running out for the only woman on virginia's death row

we will be in conversation with the winner no matter who they are. >> reporter: that auction kicks off at 1:00 today. sherrie johnsonabc2 news. >> today, a name changing ceremony will take place for the lyric opera house. it will be called the patricia and arthur performing arts center at the lieric. the former owner of the ravens and his wife gave $3.5 million to the theater building campaign. >> well, the city's neighborhood is undergoing a major facelift thanks to an $85 million investment for redevelopment. the mayor helped celebrate the occasion by unveiling phase one, which will provide about 72 units of affordable rental housing, 35 units for sale housing and neighborhood jobs. >>> all right, if you are impersonating a police officer, not a good idea to pull a real one over. >> probably not. one new york guy picked the wrong man to target. now he's in hot water. >>> trying to put out a fire, but it's difficult. putting out the flames can put wildlife at risk. >>> let's go over to mark jones and see how the trains and buses are moving. >> the commute start is an excellent one if your ride is on the lines. over

the nice weather and hot races will draw voters to the polls today. ? in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> former governor bob ehrlich has an endorsement in his quest to be the state's highest office, governor of course. senator john mccain says he thinks ehrlich is "a fine guy." sarah palin endorsed ehrlich's opponent brian murphy. >>> we have a crowded field of republicans trying to get a chance to take on democratic senator barbara mukulski seeking her fifth term now. 11 candidates are running. county commissioner eric wargott seems to be the front runner. he's already dumped in $578,000 of his own money in his bid. >>> three republicans are now vying to take on franchot, the democratic incumbent. the youngest, 18-year-old brendan madigan, still in high school. and campbell, former chief officer for the department of veteran affairs. he justed received an endorsement from bob ehrlich. the third candidate is 72-year-old armand gerard, a retired high school math teacher from baltimore. >>> in nearly every election it's hard to separate fact from fiction. in the campaign ad

. >> he is incensed that he spent most of the game not covering andre johnson. >> we will have to goack to the drawing board. it will not happen like that again. >> if the defense coordinator does not like his assessment -- >> it does not matter what he says. this is my team. >> mike shanahan was asked about his comments. >> they know they can get the job done. anytime you have a ball that is drawn up in the air, it was a little frustrating for him. >> i guess we will never know. >> we will have more on the redskins coming up at 6:00. redskins park today was a different kind of place. there is no structural damage to his knee, but he is sort today. we will know more on wednesday about his planned availability next sunday in st. louis. no structural damage. i think donna the nicknack is right. they cannot win without him. right. they cannot win without him. capital one bank. they're everywhere. ♪ yeah, you're right! [ horns honking ] hey, there's one right up the street. [ male announcer ] capital one bank. the most branches and atms in the dc area. what's in your wallet? ove, go long

. >> the committee will come to order. johnson and johnson's recall of children's tylenol and other children's medicines and the phantom recall of motrin -- a i want to thank you all from being here. at our first hearing, we learn the april 30 recall was the largest recall of children's medicine in history. more than $135 million of children's medicines were recalled. there was not just one recall. we heard testimony about rolling recalls, a phantom recall, a plant shutdown, and management firings since then. we have obtained additional documents which raise troubling questions about both the accuracy of earlier testimony and the extent of the phantom of recall. when johnson and johnson learned it had a problem with one of its adult motrin products in 2008 and 2009, the company hired contractors to go into stores and buy the product off the shelves without saying it was a recall so the public in the news media would know what was really happening. when johnson and johnson was asked about the dispatch and recall at the first hearin

all the new faces will get a big test next sunday when they take on chris johnson and the tight taintse will have our hands full. you turn on espn, he is in the fantasy league. we are not liking any motivation heading into the football game. it's a big challenge for us. >> richard, i have to admit. i will come clean. he was my number one pick so -- >> i'll tell you what, i don't want you to get no points in that first week. >> much more of the interview with richard see more on game day. we will be joined by pete rider, david wright from the chronicle as we get you ready for the start of the season. jon gruden, x ray der coach, he believes the raiders have an awesome front 7. >> are you agreeing? >> we did the san diego game the other night. i think the chargers have issues. they were 13-3 last year. but if the raiders get good quarterback play from campbell or brad could sky, whoever it will be. >> these two could go on forever. >> jon gruden knows what he's talking about. >> thanks, guys. >>> a benefit missing for six years is back home again. the grace chapel bell was stolen. where

new film "the social network," the lovely rashida jones will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] from the new film "nowhere boy," aaron johnsond with the winner -- the winner of our play guitar with pavement contest will be performing with them. it's going to be a great show tomorrow night. i hope you'll come back and watch our show tomorrow night. our next guest is the star of a brand-new nbc comedy called "outsourced" that premieres tomorrow night following "the office" at 9:30 p.m. please welcome a talented young actor, ben rappaport! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy fallon. >> jimmy: ben rappaport. >> wow. >> jimmy: thanks for coming on our show. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> jimmy: you're a good man. that's awesome. congratulations on the show. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: "outsourced." >> yes, "outsourced." >> jimmy: yeah, it's on thursday night on nbc. >> right after "the office," yeah. >> jimmy: but isn't that huge? like, did you ever think that you would be a sitcom that's on thursday night? that's the famous night. >> i know, it's the big night. you know. i'm a huge, huge fan of "the office." so, when we got t