then you have robinson hitting ninth. came in on the double switch. >> joe: nobody even throwing for giants out in their pen. until right now. >> tim: giants are four left-handed pitchers in the bullpen and it's been their strength throughout the post season. bullpen. >> joe: javier lopez, the left-hander is going to get loose. he just started throwing. now posey goes out. kozma coming up. kozma doesn't have a ton of hits this post season. the perception is he has been red hot. he is hitting only .172. but he has come up with big hits. including a three-run home run in game three of the division series in d.c. then a game winning rbi hit that scored two. in the ninth inning of game five. shortened up on the infield. runners at first and second. one out. after the intentional walk to descalso. first walk by cain. >> joe: strike one. >> tim: one thing you do as a right-handed hitter in a situation like this is eliminate the off-speed pitch. because pitchers don't like to get ground balls from off-speed pitches. so it will b

. 0-4 with an rbi so far this post season is robinson. two runs scoring against mota. he went around. strike-out ends the inning, but not before the cardinals score two runs for the third consecutive inning. lead by seven. what a night for adam wainwright. he got the ball, the start in game four. on his way to a victory. hands it over to the bullpen. up by seven, through seven. so, explain this. how can something get bigger.. and smaller? there's more of it.. and less of it? well, i guess the laws of physics are more like.. general guidelines.

kimberly robinson to come forward from the transit division. a great story here that some of you may have heard of. ms. robinson is an operator out of the woods division who exemplifies honesty and integrity. she was tracked down by a passenger through abc channel 7 news team so he could properly thank her. she's been with the agency just three and a half years. and back on september 6, she was assigned to drive the 27 line, when one of her riders left his briefcase on the bus. he immediately realized, and he's joining us today, he immediately realized he left his bag with all of his findings, laptop, credit card, medication, platinum ring and most importantly a letter he had just received from the president and the first lady. and maybe we'll allow him to explain why he had such a letter with him. he called the police and filed a report, but resigned himself to the fact that he'd probably never see that stuff again. five days later he received a call from lost and found department informing him that they had his bag with everything inside incl

shane robinson on deck. and then jon jay against mijares, with jason motte. the cardinal closer getting loose. will have at least a two-run lead in the bottom of this ninth. kozma. strike two. kozma with an rbi single, a stolen base, a run scored in the four-run fourth for st. louis. each side got more in the fourth. after the cardinals got two in the second and the home run by freese. that is all the scoring. fouled back. kozma, not a big guy. he gets a pretty good riff. the count still 0-2. not only does he have a single. for an rbi. but he has lined out to left. >> joe: another 0-2. down for ball one. the giants in their half of this ninth will have the eight, nine and one spot. crawford, pinch-hitter and pagan. two pinch-hitters at the start. kozma strikes out. >> tim: wow! what a disappearing slider by mijares. watch this ball break. it disappears on kozma. missed that ball by eight inchs. that is nasty right there. >> joe: so one out, shane robinson will come off the bench to bat for boggs. one scoreless inning for mitchell. after mujica struck out the

shane robinson is batting for rosenthal, who threw two shut-out innings. allowed a hit, a walk, struck out four. robinson so far in this postseason is 0 for 7. a breaking ball. he went. strike 2. a strikeout for out number 2. no chance with that swing by shane robinson. >> tim: how about that shot, joe? showing jeremy affeldt putting everything into that pitch. >> joe: here's jon jay, who has one of the five cardinal hits. strike 1. affeldt has retired all three hitters he's faced. jay with a single, a strikeout and a groundout. mitchell boggs gets loose. good breaking ball has jay flinching, it's 0-2. ball 1. we talked about the cardinals throwing the 3-1 series lead to the braves with great pitching back in 1996. when they lost games five, six and seven, they lost 14-0, 3-1, 15-0. so one run scored for the cardinals the final three games in '96. if they are shutout here tonight, it will be one run scored in the final three games to blow that three-games-to-one advantage here in 2012. jay lays off that pitch in the dirt. 2-2. that was tony la russa's game

robinson gets the steal and delivers it off the back board to jimmy butler. robinson scored a game- high 24 points along with 13 rebounds. bulls win 100-94. rip hamilton scored 23 while joakim noah had a double- double. >>the bears have cut former- first round pick chris williams. jerry angelo drafted him 14-th overall in 2008. he started 38 games at various spots on the offensive line, and competed at left tackle in training camp. williams says he's already gotten interest from other teams. the bears filled his roster spot by re-signing cornerback zack bowman, who will help on special teams. the n-h-l has made an offer that could end the lockout. the league offered the players a fifty- fifty split of revenue. that is down from the 57- percent players currently get but it's better than the preivous offer. n-h-l commissioner gary bettman says if the deal is approved within the next nine days, a full 82- game regular season could start on november second. the players union is reviewing the offer, and sources say another meeting could take place tomorrow. alex r

now robinson fires. that won't go. rebound hustled for. it is out of bounds to minnesota, i believe with 11.6 left. budinger nowhere to go, and he gets a time-out. a 20-second time-out taken by rick adelman. last night in champagne we saw cleveland go into one of those stretches where it was at least four and may have been more possessions where they couldn't even get the ball across the eight second line. stacey: you saw there the bulls put always full-court pressure on, forcing minnesota to call a time-out. barea is small, and they put a body on him. you are not going to get that call. being a point guard you have to be strong and split that trap. neil: you can't take that ball to the sideline either. you have to get the ball in the center of the floor where it is much more difficult to trap you. with the 20-secretary time-out, rick adelman gets to advance the ball into the frontcourt. shved to inbound with 11.6 left to play in the game. barea catch. now budinger. circles. skip back to barea. and that is going to do it right there. [buzz

the referee just called a unsportsman-like conduct penalty on one of the coaches, 43-year-old dion robinson for making a derogatory comment. we don't know what the comment is. but after the penalty, all hell breaks loose on the field. you see players going to each side. keep an eye on this guy right here in the green shirt. boom. comes up and from behind -- with a left hand punches the referee in the face. >> he looks like he's one of the coaches. >> allegedly this is 42-year-old dion robinson who made the comment that led to the penalty. he comes up here and punches this referee in the face. >> my mom uses a phrase that you really showed your drawers when you do something bad like that he literally showed his because his pants fell down after he did that. maybe that should teach him a lesson. >> you put your kids in sports to learn team-building skills and how to work well with others, they're going to miss all of that because they've got this guy as one of their coaches. >> police are looking for robinson, who is allegedly the guy who punched the referee he will be facing assault charges.

. 0-4 with an rbi so far this post season is robinson. two runs scoring against mota. he went around. strike-out ends the inning, but not before the cardinals score two runs for the third consecutive inning. lead by seven. what a night for adam wainwright. he got the ball, the start in game four. on his way to a victory. hands it over to the bullpen. up by seven, through seven. so, explain this. how can something get bigger.. and smaller? there's more of it.. and less of it? well, i guess the laws of physics are more like.. general guidelines. come on, kid. i'm drew brees. and i'm harry. who? from one direction. platinum album. udes. won the super bowl. on the cover. mvp. oh, yeah? [ girls screaming ] yeah. [ crowd cheering ] if you give him the pepsi, you can be in the band. really? ♪ and never, never, never stop for anyone ♪ ♪ tonight let's get some ♪ and live while we're young ♪ ♪ tonight let's get some rifor just ten bucks whente pizzyou carry out: any size, any toppings on our hand-tossed, thin 'n crispy or world-famous p

shane robinson on deck. and then jon jay against mijares, with jason motte. the cardinal closer getting loose. will have at least a two-run lead in the bottom of this ninth. kozma. strike two. kozma with an rbi single, a stolen base, a run scored in the four-run fourth for st. louis. each side got more in the fourth. after the cardinals got two in the second and the home run by freese. that is all the scoring. fouled back. kozma, not a big guy. he gets a pretty good riff. the count still 0-2. not only does he have a single. for an rbi. but he has lined out to left. >> joe: another 0-2. down for ball one. the giants in their half of this ninth will have the eight, nine and one spot. crawford, pinch-hitter and pagan. two pinch-hitters at the start. kozma strikes out. >> tim: wow! what a disappearing slider by mijares. watch this ball break. it disappears on kozma. missed that ball by eight inchs. that is nasty right there. >> joe: so out, shane robinson will come off the bench to bat for boggs. one scoreless inning for mitchell. after mujica struck out the side

this is brooks robinson. with all of his awards behind him, he is still one of the nicest guys that has ever played baseball. >> my father worked for like 20 some years in memorial stadium and he used topples come home with stories about brooks and cal and eddie -- the very good with the people who worked at the stadium. >> reporter: on a night when this is all coming together, i wonder how long has this been in the making. >> forever stand here at orioles park at camden yards and it's about his defense. >> i have been waiting 15 years for this. this is great. on a day that brooks the greatest of all time gets honored. the yankees loose and we tie for first place and never look back. world series here we come. >> reporter: do we dare to dream? do we dare to dream? please do not tell anyone that our secret is that our legends are watching over us and that the nicest one of them all has just joined the team. >> i just want to say to all of you fans here, i don't like to call you fans. i like to call you friends

shane robinson on deck. and then jon jay against mijares, with jason motte. the cardinal closer getting loose. will have at least a two-run lead in the bottom of this ninth. kozma. strike two. kozma with an rbi single, a stolen base, a run scored in the four-run fourth for st. louis. each side got more in the fourth. after the cardinals got two in the second and the home run by freese. that is all the scoring. fouled back. kozma, not a big guy. he gets a pretty good riff. the count still 0-2. not only does he have a single. for an rbi. but he has lined out to left. >> joe: another 0-2. down for ball one. the giants in their half of this ninth will have the eight, nine and one spot. crawford, pinch-hitter and pagan. two pinch-hitters at the start. kozma strikes out. >> tim: wow! what a disappearing slider by mijares. watch this ball break. it disappears on kozma. missed that ball by eight inchs. that is nasty right there. >> joe: so one out, shane robinson will come off the bench to bat for boggs. one scoreless inning for mitchell. after mujica struck out the

antonucci says it was all robinson's idea. no one will ever know because robinson died in the fire. >> i was just a coward. i didn't really want to participate but i wasn't willing to say, no, i'm not going to do this. and if nothing else guilty by association but i'm also guilty by action, unfortunately. >> while antonucci is facing anywhere from 7 to 21 years for his crime, the prosecutor is asking for 15. the judge is expected to make his decision within a matter of days. >> at this point i'm just looking for mercy. i'm saying, hey, this isn't me. i'll never do anything like this again. i won't so much as run a stop sign again. i just look for mercy from the court system. i'm still hoping for a miracle in some way, shape or form that can get me less than seven years. >> while antonucci waits for his miracle, one thing he can count on is a letter. or more specifically a postcard from his girlfriend. >> basically in maricopa county we're not allowed to get any sort of letters. it has to be a post card. most of my family does

lisa robinson is there in east baltimore where many are spending their day remembering the victims. >> at 6:30, these people are here for a memorial to the dawsons, remembering their bravery. >> the deputy housing commissioner is talking about the violence that took place here on october 16, 2002. after angela dawson repeatedly went to the police and the city about neighborhood gang activity, the house was burned down, killing seven members of the family. the city demolished the home and build the dawson safe haven center. >> we know that those seven angels are here watching over us. >> after school, up to 50 kids come here for a free after- school program. this 17-year-old lost his friends in the fire. >> ever since they did die and they build this new building, it has kept me on track and out of trouble and going a different way that i can become successful at. >> he says the good goes beyond the safe haven center. there are changes all over oliver. >> there is a garden across the street. >> he says october 16 will forever be etched in his memory. >> i remember the tragedy. it was j

with aaman on base, robinson caao hits a rocket off the wall in right field. the relay gets home in plenty of time, but iihiro matt weiters.... then contorts his body around the tag... and is safe at home!!!!!! 1-0 yankees.same score bottom of the 3rd.... bases loaded with and he comee through. the and the o's have their first lead of the series 2-1. too of the 4th, this time the yankees are threaaening... but chen gets derek jeter to bounce oot to third to end the jam.orioles add a run in the 6th as mark reynolds goes the other way to score eiters from second.. it'' 3-1 orioles.on to the 9tt... now just a one run lead, and its time for jim johnsoonto redeem himself after sunday nighh's rough performance... aad hh ccmes through! the good &ptimes are back for "j.j." and game apiece! 5255 i think the biggest thing for us...... as long as we stick to our goals ann eepectations, e'll be todayyis a travel day, so fans can catch their breaah for 24 hourr. game 3 is scheduled for 7::0, wednesday niggt in new yook. the win comes 15 years o the day when the oriolesslas

robinson thanks for joining. us. praise the alert grannies god god it's just your grandma do with all are free to the she'd knit maybe play bingo with her friends about a nice game of bridge but what every ramma does it's probably safe to say she has absolutely no desire to enter the world of mixed martial arts and cage fighting well that's not the case for a fifty six year old five foot six grandmother candace cost of virginia says she's always had the urge to fight with people and it's beat up a few guys many years if she wants to take her fight an experience to the next level. she's helped troubled teens and she's just lost one hundred twenty pounds but those aren't the most impressive things about a richmond grandmother now she wants to become a cage fire now that she's leaned down and toughened up she wants to put her natural man dicking skills to work this biting gritty has contacted cage match mixed martial arts promoters demanding an equal shot in a cage and stop me from getting the general public god bless t

shane robinson is batting for roenthal, who threw two shut-out innings. allowed a hit, a walk, struck out four. robinson so far in this postseason is 0 for 7. a breaking ball. he went. strike 2. a strikeout for out number 2. no chance with that swing by shane robinson. >> tim: how about that shot, joe? showing jeremy affeldt putting everything into that pitch. >> joe: here's jon jay, who has one of the five cardinal hits. strike 1. affeldt has retired all three hitters he's faced. jay with a single, a strikeout and a groundout. mitchell boggs gets loose. good breaking ball has jay flinching, it's 0-2. ball 1. we talked about the cardinals throwing the 3-1 series lead to the braves with great pitching back in 1996. when they lost games five, six and seven, they lost 14-0, 3-1, 15-0. so one run scored for the cardinals the final three games in '96. if they are shutout here tonight, it will be one run scored in the final three games to blow that three-games-to-one advantage here in 2012. jay lays off that pitch in the dirt. 2-2. that was tony la russa's game

let's send it to lisa robinson. she is in reisterstown, maryland. >> i am joined by major general james atkins, the adjutant general of maryland. you spent the day flying over the state assessing the damage. tell us what you saw. >> we looked at baltimore down to annapolis, crossed to the eastern shore, through cambridge and on into somerset, smith island, ocean city and back. we are still dealing with some flooding in the smith island area. ocean city looked pretty good at annapolis had some small flooding across the road to eastport. online back with our request to go to the dundalk area. the state police called us in the air and asked us to go to open up city. >> what seemed to be the worst of what you saw from up above? >> significant flooding that the mayor was dealing with an chris biele. we had a team there going door- to-door checking on people, evaluating those who needed to be moved. while we were flying, we got a call from somerset county. they had lost contact with smith island and asked us to fly open t

. >> in santa clara we met with the president of robinson oil which owns robin gas station sdmrs over the last week or so there's been a couple other problems. i think the most serious one was the one at the exxon mobil refinery fire in tore rens that seemed to be sort of the straw that broke the camel's back. >> some drivers have their doubts. >> some on, we've been through this before. i think that's a lot of crock, but that's just my opinion. i don't believe that. >> and all of them are hoping for some kind of relief. >> with three kids it's definitely a lot. >> tom robinson prices may continue to rise but they should start to drop once the refineries get back to their normal production levels. live in fremont, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more de tails now on that spike in prices at the pump. here if the bay area the current gas price coming from triple a say a gallon of regular unledded 4.37. in oakland just a few cents cheaper ot 34 and most expensive to fill your tank in san francisco. that's where gas is averaging 4.43 a gallon. >>> salvatore cordileone was installed this afternoo

robinson was down for over a minute and both players were to play in the game against the broncs and this put them on the enacted -- inactive list. the head coach addressed the status of the players. >> he feels good and there is -- and that is looking good. we will have to take tests over the next few days. if he looks okay and passes the tests, he will play. >> i think we'll be able to tell in a week's time the length it will be. right now, brandon will be out the next game. >> and it's the skins and undefeated falcons sunday at fed ex field. >> and this is your seven-day forecast, brian. we're looking at a hot day tomorrow and 85 degrees. it will feel sticky to you and we have to keep a chance for a shower or storm around. we have a frontal boundary moving on through and looks like we'll clear things out on thursday and friday won't be too bad, brian. >> and back here at 10. the news edge at 11.  krystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: que

her name, when she was born was hetty robinson. so the hollands were a big family up in new england and as were the robinsons. that is where it went. >> so her children weren't famous in any way? >> her son was quite well-known. he was, she asked him to buy a small broon much a bankrupt railroad in texas in the 1890's. and he turned it into the most successful small railroad, the texas midland railroad, in the state. then he did a number about things. he went back to new bedford to build a brand new house on the family property and turned it into a center for radio technology and meteorology. gave it to the united states government during world war ii. and, so he was, he had the, is one of the greatest collection of coins and stamps. so he really made a mark to himself. yeah? >> [inaudible]. one of the things that strikes me about the guilded age and the wealth were a lot of wealthy people who believed in give back to society, particularly someone like andrew carnegie. did she donate any of her money to public service >> she never

reaggravateed twice, including the pregame collision with robinson in tampa bay. robinson is not likely to play this week, but an encouraging sign, he plans to practice fully this week. >> i need to find a way to get back out there. not the fact that we're struggling against them, but the fact that i want to get out there with the guys i went through camp, you know, the every day, and knowing that i can't help. the guys who come in here and give their all and i am sitting down watching. >> mike shanahan said merriweather and garcone are likely to return to action following next week's bi. kickoff this week at home against the panthers at 1:00 on fox. >>> to hoops now and a new look wizards team took the floor in cleveland last night. the third pick, with eight points in his nba debut and controlling the game the first three quarters and with the dunk. randy whitman, he doesn't like that and has words for the rookie after this one. the team battled back to start the fourth quarter. the bench stepped up. earl and pargo led a 16-0 run to retake the lead at 76-74. par

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robinson is being charged as an adult. >>> this weekend susan g. komen three-day walk for a cure raised $4 million. the organization says nearly 1,600 participants helped raise $3.8 million for breast cancer research. that's down, though, from last year's donations. last year's walk for the cure in d.c. raised $7 million. organizers say registration was down nearly 40% this year, and that could be because of the breast cancer charity's unsuccessful move to defund planned parent hood in february. >>> plunging into the record books. what a daredevil is saying about his death defying feat from the edges of the earth. >>> plus not part of the show. the incident that sent a crowd running for safety at this fireworks show. take away his toys and he'll play with a stick. take away their bikes and they'll still find a way to get where they're going. but if take you away early childhood education... slash k-12 funding... and cut college aid for middle class families ... they won't go far. yet that's exactly what mitt romney wants to do... ...to pay for a $2

the head coach addressed their status starting with robinson. >> he feels very good right now, looks good, but he's going to have to take some tests the next couple days and if he looks okay and passes those tests, he'll be able to practice and potentially play. brendan, mcl, pcl, i think we'll be able to tell in a week's time the length it will be, but right now he'll be out the next game. >> brian back to wrap up the edge after this. are you ready ? share everything by turning your smartphone into a mobile hotspot for up to 8 wifi-enabled devices at no extra charge. like the new droid razr m by motorola only $99.99. i thought of something else we need fwhat's that? it's a 200 watts per channel dynamically balanced surround sound wi itwith a sub wolfer. channel good idea you should also probably have this fuschia leather diaper clutch. (coughing) "buy it" (in agreement) yea for little diapers. tiny smart vo: from the new to the hard-to-find: when it's on your mind, it's on ebay™. ♪ [ male announcer ] the first look...is only the beginning. ♪ ♪ introducing a stunning work of

robinson unconscious a little bit. both ended up sitting out of the game. to the action, first possession of the game, altread morris -- alfred morris steamrolled. a few plays later rg3 takes it himself. gets hit at the goal line. fumbles the goal but pierre garcon jumps on it. up 7-3. kicker billy country tiff, rough -- cundiff, rough night. the field goal soars way right and there were a couple more like that. off an interception, rg3 takes it himself. this time no problems. redskins up 14-3. their very next possession, a handoff to alfred morris, again the rookie unstoppable, gets through the crowd to wide-open spaces. 45 yards for the score. skins led 21-3 at halftime. in the third, rg3, here he finds joshua morgan in stride. great catch, good for 17 yards. the redskins fail to score on that drive. then the possession, tampa's josh freeman heaves it up for an open mike williams. williams making nice moves, eluding the skins defenders. 60 yards on the play. four receptions, 115 yards for quill williams today. a few plays later, third and goal from the 6

and they need meriweather and they need robinson. two guys you're counting on and we don't know when, if they'll be back. >> look at the other starters out with injuries. >> it's so funny, because every year you say, every team has injuries. the redskins seem to get more than the next team. it's not an excuse. but seems like they have bad injuries like that. fluke stuff. >> thanks, dave. >> what's that word? >> fluke. flukish. >>> find out why the international space station is on the move. let's check in with holly. >> reporter: see these wonderful artificial flowers? they could be the inspiration for your halloween costume. he has done costumes for madonna, lady gaga, heidi klum. coming up live later, he teaches us how to be creative and we'll talk about classes you can sign up here, all coming up. weeks of this campaign... and more ads. you, in your living room or... what i'd say. losing nearly eight hundred... mired in iraq. nation we are... moving forward again. get folks back to work and... again. that with even bigger... fewer

. >> i'm lisa robinson. jennifer franciotti is live downtown at the baltimore running festival. we are going to check with her in a minute. first, ava has a look outside. >> it's pretty chilly out there. >> perfect for running. >> you warm up quickly but you want to dress in layers as you head down to the marathon, especially if you're a spectator. look at the current temperatures right now. 40's across much of the city, 46 at the inner harbor, 42 at b.w.i. thurgood marshall. a few of you in the northwest suburbs may see your first frost this morning. as we look into the rest of the morning for the marathon, by 8:00 a.m., 45 degrees with sunny skies and winds will be light. that's different from last year. still sunny through the middle half of the race and temperatures around 59 by lunch time. dress in layers but you have the sun through this morning. we will talk about the seven-day when we return. >> the orioles' postseason run comes to an end with a tough fifth game loss in new york. the team returned to baltimore around 1:00 a.m. 11 news was on the scene when waiting fans f

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that is what bishop gene robinson did more than 25 years ago. he's since become the first openly gay bishop in the church and is taking his message on the road in a new documentary film that follows his personal journey to gain acceptance in the church. "outfront" tonight, bishop robinson joins me. good to see you again. we meet again. >> i know. i'm so glad to see you again. >> what a treat. i want to talk -- the time we met before, we talked about your new book called "god believes in love." now i want to talk to you about this election and mitt romney and president obama and where they stand and what their stands mean as we move into a very important vote. give me your lay of the land quickly, if you would. >> sure. both candidates are saying that there's a real choice in this election, and i would have to agree with them. we have this time around not tweedle-dee and tweedle-dum but a real choice. we have one party whose president has affirmed marriage equality and has stood behind us in our fight to make liberty and justice for all really me

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lisa robinson explains. >> it can be hard to do in the winter months. >> vitamin d and helps maintain bone structure and strength. you should know your levels. a simple blood test will tell you. >> some unprotected some tiun te helps your vitamin d levels. >> do not go overboard. >> anywhere from 800 international units to 1000 international unit for most people. >> you can find vitamin d in milk and some juices. >> yogurt's but you need to check the labels -- some yogurts but you need to check the labels. >> lisa robinson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have an earlier accident off to the left shoulder. traffic is crawlg past reisterstown road down towards fettered. this is impacting traffic on southbound 795. speeds on average 22 miles per hour on to the west side appeared 34 on southbound 95. on the north side, 38 miles per hour near harford road. building around the area. the biggest delays on the west side. this is frederick road. the accident is off to the left side. t

well ronald eugene robinson is the name of this thirty four year old who is convicted he faces up to ten years in prison and a two hundred fifty thousand dollars fine so for packaging up his used anima and reselling it to unsuspecting customers he gets ten years and two hundred fifty thousand dollars now remember carl levin to the senate question to the likes of lloyd blankfein who had to admit under oath that in fact they did package up ass astrid astrid astrid believed and sold it to pensioners with knowing what was in there and yet they found no evidence of any fecal matter in these c.d.'s no one cared to give this guy a job that should be morgan being a physical model repackage or i mean he would be excellent at it and he could sell repackaged not a collateralized debt obligation bunch of the mortgage to unsuspecting banks around europe and around the world and therefore he is a genius the facebook i.p.o. went totally down into the toilet this would be a way to you know get people's money back used to repackage collateralized packaged securities so here's a mug shot of ronald eug

robinson delivers the blow. griffin shakes it off, gets back up. then watch as his defense do some work. ryan kerrigan, 6'4" and has hops, too. takes it the other way. no offense to speak of, but a 7- 0 redskins lead in the 2nd. skins attacking early. 86 of his 115 yards came in the first half. 29 of it there. cundiff staring down a 31-yard like last week. he'd miss. one of last five. not good stats. all the momentum swings to the falcons. before the half, tied at 7 at the half. rg3 and the offense threatening in the second half. this is the play that made everyone stop. rolling to his right, looks for yards, leveled by shawn witherspoon. shanahan calls it a mild concussion. that was the end of griffin's day. 11 of 17, 95 yards. in comes kirk cousins. the skins' 0 for 7 on 3rd downs before this one. slips behind the secondary, 77 yards to the house. skins take a 17-14 lead. and they're in business. cousins 111 yards on the day, 77 right there. the falcons wear down that skins' defense. michael turner chewing up the clock and yards. last chance for

lisa robinson joins us with more on what that means for her future. >> she will not serve jail time after pleading guilty but she -- to lose. of >> this is a very sad day for me. i'm glad we thought about resolution that both sides are satisfied with. >> the maryland delegate who was also an attorney used a hundred dollars in state money to pay an employee in her law office. her lawyer say the judge agreed that when she completes her public service he will enter this position of probation before judgment which would lead her without a commission. the same prosecutor says this triggers here suspension from office. he says she will continue to serve her constituents. police in baltimore are working to figure out the identity of the person they found shot multiple times in northeast baltimore. this is before 9:30 last night water -- authorities responded to the 600 block of the dumbarton avenue,. he was taken to the hospital but later died. no word on a motive for possible suspect. >> vehrs hustisford in order of -- we are live at police headquarters. >> police are also looking for a motive.

with a mann n base, robinson cano hits a rocket off the pall in right field. the relay gets hooe in plenty of &ptime, but ichiro suzuki veers around catcher matt weiters.... then contorts his body around tte tag... and is safe at home!!!!! 1-0 yankees.samm score bottom of the 3rd.... bases loaded with two outs for chris davis ... and he comes through. the single.. scores two runnnrss and the o's have their firrt lead of the eries 2-1. top of the 4th, this time the yankees are threatening... ut chenngets derrk jeter to bounce out to third to end the jam.orioles add a run in the 6th as mark reenolds goes the from second. ii's 3-1 orioles.on to the 9th... now jjst a one run lead,,aad its ttme for jim johnson to redeem himself after last night's rough performance... and he comes throogh! the good game apiece! 5255 i hinn thh biggest thing for us...... as long as we stick to our goals and pxpectations, we'll be alright. 3 todaa is a travel ayy so fans ccn catcc their breath -& p the win - comes 15 years to the day when the orioles lass won a ppayoff game in baltimo

lisa robinson explains. >> just three days after her first -- she learned she had breast cancer. doctors determined she was a good candidate for a new procedure called in truck operative radiotherapy. mercy medical center is the first in the state and one of 35 sites in the country offering this. >> if it helps others in the future, that is why i wanted to go with it as well. checks she became the second patient at mercy to receive the treatment. >> over the age of cult -- 45, small tumors, and certain path ology types. it has to be at the time of the first surgery. >> dr. maria jacobs administered radiation right to the area where the tumor was removed. >> it might take approximately 37 or 38 minutes. the radiation is to prevent the rick -- the development of recurrence at that location. >> the advantage for patience is the right procedure is a one time deal. normally patients would have to get full breast radiation five days a week for up to six weeks. >> when they did it in the operating room, that was number one. >> there are more benefits than just convenience. >> you are gi

. >> two hours before the game, safety brandon meriweather ran receiver robinson in the end zone while attempting catch a pass. they are expected to be ok. game, the redskins be dominating the buccaneers. 21-3 lead, but the buccaneers came back. rg3 helped to get the team into the field goal range. billy cundiff had already missed three field goals and nailed it. 2. redskins are 2 and they won. the game between the eagles and the giants with 13 seconds left. they missed a 53-yard field-goal attempt to give the eagles the victory, 19-17 for. >> the washington nationals kick last home stand of the regular-season tonight. dedicated to teddy roosevelt, their beloved presidents. fans attending will receive themedroosevelt- items.onal >> it is 52 degrees. >> next, more problems for lindsay lohan. why good morning. this mondayjeras on morning. is a little silly to start. degrees in the district right now. fog in theme areas, western parts of virginia.nd northern like hagerstown and martinsburg looking at around 0.3 miles. use caution. throughl stick around midmorning. advisory expires at 10:0

me for god's big picture rubble our austin petersen director of production of freedom works as the robinson director deputy director of the paul revere project and sam sax progressive writer and commentator thank you all for joining me international superstar television superstar ok ok so much for mitt romney's debate of new jobs numbers released today show the economy added one hundred fourteen thousand jobs in september the department of labor also said the economy added eighty six thousand more jobs than previously estimated in july and august most promising for president obama's re-election hopes the unemployment rate dropped from eight point one percent down to seven point eight percent the lowest it's been since president took office since president obama took office in january of two thousand number of unemployed americans now at twelve point one million is also the lowest level since january of two thousand and nine so cue the republican conspiracy theory. here below eight percent so to the politics on this now that's where some of the mistrust comes in oh how convenient that the ri