now the patchwork begins -- doug worthington been elevated. they also signed marcus white, who was released earlier this year. with all the injuries, the redskins want to limit the mistakes that they made against the rams. >> you want to look ahead. you have to have some mistakes -- that is the only thing we can do. >> we are not as good as we wanted to play. we have to not make them again. >> for the ball -- baseball -- the nationals have announced tickets for the playoffs will go on sale friday. post-season baseball for the first time in more than three decades. the nats and dodgers play a double header tomorrow. there are three wins away from the playoffs. 16 games left -- 10 of them are here in washington. still, the players are trying to keep a level approach, taking a business approach rather than looking for help from atlanta. >> how close attention are you paying? >> none. i've no clue. i think that is good. >> that is good. let's go to miami -- braves and marlins, that some of -- bottom of the tent. a single to right field. the braves

with third one in the trio grow up in worthington, a suburb that is older than columbus and a small number of african-americans but group and a close family going to ohio state he converted to islam in became radicalized that is when there was concern about the atrocities the soviets were carrying out. he changed his name and went to afghanistan. muslims from around the world to join the fight and became radicalized and ultimately returned to columbus marrying a pakistani woman and changed his name again to christopher paul. the assumption was he wanted a more american name to distract people from who he might be. he stayed in close contact with terrorist cells in germany. he did travel to germany and crossed paths with people who had direct contact with the 9/11 hijackers. he had nothing to do with it but was in the circle. then he was living a quiet life but still involved with the radical notions and people. the fbi took a long time but all three word charged with material support prosecutions. the terrorism law was beefed up after 9/11. this has been used widely to urging support to te

chris worthington proposed the idea. >> everybody says the lgbt community, and yet you know most of theu're talking about the lesbian part or the gay part and very, very little about the b word. >> having a proclamation i think really opens up bisexuality as an identity and as a way of being in and of itself, and helps, i would think it would help people find their way. >> reporter: deline hall told us it wasn't until her late 20s that she realized she wasn't straight or gay. that she was attracted to both men and women. she says it's still a journey of self-discovery. >> i personally am learning a lot about so i think there's a lot to uncover. >> reporter: hals says being bisexual assault she was marginalized a lot. >> because i wasn't straight enough or gay enough. young adults look up to what's happening in their company. >> reporter: unlike the large and flamboyant celebrations, the bisexual celebration will be small. along the line of a brunch. >>> the name change to fitness sf is a result of gold's ceo donating millions of the dollars to anti gay conservative organizations. the lo

chris worthington proposed the idea. >> everybody says the lgbt community, and yet you know most of the time you're talking about the lesbian part or the gay part and very, very little about the b word. >> having a proclamation i think really opens up bisexuality as an identity and as a way of being in and of itself, and helps, i would think it would help people find their way. >> reporter: deline hall told us it wasn't until her late 20s that she realized she wasn't straight or gay. that she was attracted to both men and women. she says it's still a journey of self-discovery. >> i personally am learning a lot about so i think there's a lot to uncover. >> reporter: hals says being bisexual assault she was marginalized a lot. >> because i wasn't straight enough or gay enough. young adults look up to what's happening in their company. >> reporter: unlike the large and flamboyant celebrations, the bisexual celebration will be small. along the line of a brunch. >>> the name change to fitness sf is a result of gold's ceo donating millions of the dollars to anti gay conservative organizations

in june, the british journalist and worthington discussed the case. >> approved for transfer under president george w. bush in 2006 and possibly earlier, adnan latif had his relief approved by obama's tax force, won his habeas corpus petition as well. because the judges of the d.c. circuit court's, a bunch of right-wing judges, i think it is fair to say these people are very right wing, where been clamping down on the ability of the lower courts to approve the release of guantanamo prisoners under any circumstances, you know, they reversed the ruling in the case of adnan latif and relied for that on saying an intelligence report, which they even said was produced in haste under battlefield conditions. >> in a letter released in 2009, adnan latif wrote -- events were held across the nation tuesday to mark the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. president obama spoke in a ceremony at the pentagon. >> we recommit ourselves to the values we believe in, holding firmly without wavering to the hope that we confess. that is the commitment we reaffirm today. and that is why when the history books a

he grew up in worthington which is a unyou should of -- can suburb of columbus.it's older than columbus. he was one of a small number of african-americans in this suburb, but he grew up in a pretty close family. went to ohio state university, he underwent a conversion to islam, and he became radicalized. this was when the soviets were still in afghanistan, and there was a lot of concern among muslims about the atrocities the soviets were carrying out. ultimately, paul laws changed his name. he went to afghanistan. like a lot of -- they called him the afghan arab. muslims from around the world who went to afghanistan the to join the fight. he was over there. he became fairly radicalized. ultimately, he returned to columbus. he married a pakistani woman who'd been born this england. he changed his name to christopher paul. nobody knows exactly why, but the assumption was that he wanted a more sort of american-sounding name, something that might actually distract people from who he might be or what he might be up to. he stayed in columbus, but he stayed in close con

he grew up in worthington, which is a suburb of columbus. it's one of the oldest, in fact older than columbus. he was one of a small number of african-americans in the suburb. he grew up in a pretty close family. went to ohio state university, he underwent a convention to islam and became radicalized. it was the soviets were in afghanistan and there was a lot of concern among muslims about the atrocities the soviets were carrying out. ultimately paul changed his name,. he went to afghanistan, like a lot of -- they called him the afghan era. muslims from around the world who went to afghanistan to join the fight. he was over there, he became really radicalized. ultimately returned to columbus, he married a pakistan woman born in england. he changed his name again to christopher paul. nobody knows exactly idea. the assumption he wanted a more american-sounding name. something that might distract people from who he might be or what he might be up to. he stayed in columbus but stayed in close contact with terrorist cells in germany. he traveled

city council member chris worthington says the occasion will motor likely -- most likely be marked by barbecue or brunch. >>> still no sign of a retired san francisco firefighter who vanished from an amtrak train, but now there are clues from passengers that could help solve the mysterious disappearance. >> we're going to check in with sal again about the commute. he'll be checking traffic in contra costa county >>> is flooding the streets. the water is blocking access to many homes, and a situation may get worse as high tide approaches. >>> the search for a missing retired san francisco firefighter is now focused on a 160-mile stretch between colorado and nebraska. the 69-year-old charlie dowd disappeared from a train on a trip to visit his son. the family now says they think he may have fallen off the train. passenger reportedly saw dowd standing near a train door last thursday night, and another passenger later found an exterior door open. a facebook page for dowd says the family will head to colorado and nebraska today. >>> caltrain scheduled will be changing. are did -- another n

city council men chris worthington proposed the idea.public will host privates to mark the day if the measure passes. >> an update on a light sculpture planned for the bay bridge. take a look at how the artist envisioned the proposed bay lights project. there will be more than 25,000 energy efficient lights on the western span of the bridge. the artist, lee yes vilareal will join gavin newsome and mayor wily brown at a 10:30 news conference this morning. much more on ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >>> nineteen minutes before 9:00. a hit song and a warning. how a popular summer tune is making people aware of a three- day scam. >>> plus who helped may leak a controversial video of comments that mitt romney made at a fundraiser. >> reporter: live at the plaza where occupy protesters are back. police are tolerating them; but one group is not. why when continues. that call the bay area home. whether it's helping a nonprofit provide safe, affordable housing within the city, supporting an organization that's helping kids find jobs and stay in sch

it was a joint venture between jestamp and worthington wind. the companies announced they would build a facility in cheyenne, wyoming. there would be 150 good-paying jobs atafd t attached to that f. they planned to i invest $40 million in the plant. here's the twist, madam president. you've heard me say this before. that project has now been put on hold. those jobs and the millions in investment that were planned to be directed into wyoming have been shelved. this isn't an isolated incident. there are wind manufacturing facilities and wind projects across the country where we're seeing exactly the same thing happening. and the reason is clear: uncertainty over the future of the production tax credit. so our inaction here in the congress is putting good-paying american jobs at risk and reducing opportunities for further investments in this growing industry. there's just no reason for t the p.t.c. has strong support from both sides of the aisle and from both houses of the congress, and of course a broad array of groups in the private sector suppo