captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> bob: and good morning, charlie rose has interviewed bashar al-assad in syria. he is in beirut this morning now. charlie get right to it, what did he tell you? >> well, he denied that he had anything to do with the attack. he deny thad he knew, in fact, that there was a chemical attack, notwithstanding what has been said, and notwithstanding the videotape. he said there's not evidence to make a conclusive judgment. he would not say, even though i read him the lead paragraph of the new york times today, and the store betheir chemical weapons supply. he said i can't confirm or deny we have chemical weapons. he did say, if we do in fact have them, and i'm not saying yes or no. they're in centralized control, so no one else has access to them. he suggested as he has before that perhaps the rebels had something to do with it. he made references to aleppo. the most important thing as he says is that there's no evidence that i used chemical weapons against my own people. and if, in fact the evide

bob, we'll get to that in a minute. and bill crystal from the weekly standard back to the broadcast. and our go to guys on fern policy, and the chief washington correspondent for the new york times, david zanger, and washington columnist, david ignatius, and rounding out the panel, daniel from the american enterprise institute. bill, let me talk to you first. what's going to happen here? >> i don't know. >> i would reluctantly vote yes, and i think that's the right vote. i can't say a lot of republicans and conservatives, or members of the congress have been calling us and saying i agree wu. they're calling up and saying i'm voting no. >> bob: bob, would you agree with me, at this point, i don't think the president has the votes. >> it's clear he does not. what's interesting is, war is in a constitutional gray zone. the constitution makes it very clear it's a shared power between the president, who can employ the force, and the congress which would declare war or provide funding. so i think the president is right to go

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whoa, bob. bob's got no problem saying just about anything. >> anything that you proposed. >> right. >> well, the weapon, that's what i want to see happen. >> hi, take a sip from your proud to be a liberal mug. here. this is the exact sense of arrogance and infallibility that our enemies are taking advantage of. you can't criticize obama, but this also partly to blame because of the mainstream media with just like completely giving him this just positive affirmation, glowing all the time so he's used to it. so he's incredibly uncomfortable with criticism. he actually doesn't want to hear it. and because of this, this defiance and i know better than everybody else, the enemies are stepping in and using that to their tstrategic advantage. >> how's this? >> look what they just did. guess who's the new number one, the sheriff is, it's putin. >> vlad. >> vladakat. >> you guys want to comment on this one or the obamacare tone deaf? zloo we >> well, the tone deaf thing, think about what he did this wee

aig ceo bob benmosche is with me. we'll say hello to bob. thank you very much for joining us, bob. >> nice to be with you. >> we want to jump into today's market action and talk to you and our other guests, before we get specific with bob on the aig, the regulatory environment, and lots to talk about with bob. tom is with us, todd from land capital and our own rick santelli. thank you very much for joining us. bob, let me kick this off with you. does it surprise you to see this market move higher even in the face of so many uncertainties out there? how do you characterize things right now? >> well, we see everything -- and i've said this for quite a while -- a very core strength to this economy. businesses are doing well, and i think the problem is growth, and people investing, putting a little bit of money at risk to create new ideas, new busines s businesses, new technologies, and, therefore, new jobs. so what you're seeing here is that there's a lot of strength here in our economy in particular, around the world. and so, this is just a si

bob ridell is out on the road. we will start with christie smith joining us live on the oakland side of the bridge with what commuters will see. >> reporter: good morning to you. if there ever was an exciting and fun morning commute i guess this would be it. 24 years after the earthquake drivers finally this morning taking in the new eastern span. it is open. and i think drivers are going to experience a huge wow factor this morning at the tower and just how wide open it is compared with the old bridge that still sits right next to it. at about 10:15 last night we saw the first cars crossing the new bridge. some drivers giving a celebratory honk and waving their hands as they cross. this time there is a straight shot. no more to deal with. now on the same level, wide open with shoulders for break downs. before it opened elected officials spoke at a ceremony, took a torch for a chain cutting. hours later families waited to be part of history. >> once in a lifetime experience and i'm really, really excited about it a

bear with me bob. just when you think you're doing great, god has a way of reminding you you're only human and should be more humble. monday night i had the great weekend in maine. weather was nice. i left here, put on jean, flats and leather jacket. i put in country music and walked to 58th street. i was on top of the world. everything was great this. lady taps me on the shoulder. i looked at her. i thought maybe she recognized me. she didn't. i couldn't hear because i had on the earphones. she's pointing and tapping my shoulder. i'm like what? i take out my earphone. she says you have toilet paper hanging down your pants. >> you're telling this story? >> i had walked first of all the through building, all the way to 58th street having toilet paper hanging down. >> nobody told you is this. >> this lady told me. i want to thank her. that was humbling. >> the rest of us from the five don't have toilet paper. >> i see you out of that bathroom. it's stuck to the bottom of your shoe. >> shut up. >> that's

--bob atwood. >> narrator: bob atwood and c.w. snedden met with editorial boards of major national newspapers. >> what snedden did with the editors and publishers in america was sell them on the virtues of alaska, of what alaska could add to the union, that alaska would be an economic boost to the country. >> the george gallup poll in the late 1950s--1956, '57, when congress was debating the alaska statehood bill-- was running in the high 80s for statehood. 80 anything in a gallup poll is eyebrow-raising. >> narrator: yet a few powerful committee chairmen, mostly conservative southern democrats, kept the statehood bill bo

>> look, i-- bob, i was just in the region a few weeks ago. and could not have been more dismayed at our lack of support for the opposition. i know carm was there maybe a week before i was. sensed the the same thing. one of the things i press yesterday with secretary kerry was this in any way going to affect our support of the opposition, and we certainly have not done what we need to do. it has hurt our credibility, certainly on the ground. i think the opposition views this agreement as a setback. but the way to counter that, i think, is to much more strongly equip and train the opposition there on the ground. we have been remiss. we've announced that we're doing something, but what we've done certainly has not been at the pace it should be. >> schieffer: what about that, senator levin? >> i agree with that, but syria has tried very hard and will continue to try to make it a condition of its compliance with this agreement between russia and the united states that the united states not supportlet opposition. we are not going to agree to that.

i think of bob newhart, bill cosby. a lot of comedic giants that somehow never graced that stage in that capacity. maybe they don't see you guys is acting, maybe you are just seen as bob newhart. >> we took the persona of the standup world and transferred it. if i can exclude myself, in the case of bill and jerry, they just made it look too easy. what do you make of the fact that there might be some disrespect ofnt the craft. that it isn't as easy as it looks. >> i think that is part of it. i am not classically trained like bill and jerry. i never studied acting. likes a comedian, it is inherent in what you do. you just watch equal and that is where you get your humor from. the most difficult thing, when you became successful. when i had the record album that one album of the year, you are cut off from the source of your material. your material was everyday people and you had to work at it. i going to a city and people stop me and say, you sure look like him. i say i have been told that. tavis: how did you process all o

bob's become bully bob. >> are you afraid the syrians are going to create nuclear weapons? >> of course i'm worried. i want to do more than worry about it. i think we should exhaust all diplomatic means to do so, put pressure on russia, have russia get them to cooperate and make sure that these weapons are destroyed and have them sign on to the treaties that. would be a start. >> can we point something else out bob on this attack? there's no regime change. this attack was supposed to take out delivery systems, not replace assad still a crazy whacked out dictator. >> with hidden weapons. >> access to biological, chemical and potentially as you point out maybe something nuclear. who knows? i find it very interesting we can't open our white house doors because of sequestration. 17 grand a week is just too damn much but we'll spend 150 million bucks a week, a week, loading up the mediterranean and the middle east with destroyers, aircraft carriers, amphibious vehicles just off beat chance president obama decides. >> these ships are all at sea. it costs them no matter whether th

and i do agree with bob. the base needs a leader, and he has become the rising statesman along with rand paul and rubio and other. >> we'll get to that in a second. what lies ahead for those interested in the fight to defund, delay and dismantle obamacare? can we roll that side of harry reid immediately after ted cruz stepped away, went off on his way -- probably went to the bathroom -- listen to what harry reid had to say immediately. >> for lack of a better way of describing this, it has been a big waste of time. the government is set to shut down in a matter of hours. just a few days. the government will close. and it's a shame we're standing here having wasted perhaps two days. >> so bob, a man stand up for what he believes with passion, talks it the american people, probably enlightened a will the of american people that didn't know what obamacare was all about. yet harry reid found it a colossal waste of time. >> well, look. ted cruz is a highly educated guy. he went to harvard law school. he knows what

sorry, bob, it does. he should have gone in before because if you do a body count, there was justification to go in against syria earlier. i get the whole thing drawing the line about chemicals, but he is now a man without supporters. now he's got to turn to mccain and graham, that is an untenable position. he's going to have the anti-war democrats all over him. he's going to have to have enough votes to ensure those guys that they don't have to vote to support this for him. he's got a big problem on his hands. and if he doesn't go in without congressional support anyway, he's going to look -- >> the good news is, robert, i hate to cut you off and i'm going to be yelled at by your supporters, but we have a whole other segment. we'll talk about this more. when we come back we'll continue the analysis of a possible military strike on syria. and later, the best and worst stories of the summer. we'll run down our favorites. and could the five of us ever live together? some companies are having cohab. [ male a

i'm bob. member of the japan town organizing committee i'm here to ask you to pass this strategy document. it couldn't have long been possible without the commented and generous support of this commission and the patience and diligence of director ram and his planning staff. we're grateful and appreciate the hard work of the several senior planners (calling names) and special thanks to steve. i'm here to a give you a brief run down of the community outreach efforts of the organizing committee. we've been planning in japan town over 13 years. this is the third plan to save the neighborhood still we don't have a document endorsed by the city. the b m public works started in 2007 and in 2345089 it was sent back to work for further refinement. since then we've completed the dhs. over the years we've conducted way too many meetings and two property meetings with focus groups and outreach to stakeholders. since february alone we've conducted one community meeting, community property owner meetings a

bob. >> i think bob cracks himself up. >> i'm sorry. i didn't mean that to get to the muslims. >> don't go after the atheists. >> what are they doing here? what's the purpose of the u.n.? what's the purpose of the general assembly here? every year to sit here and have people who freaking hate us come here and have a podium. eat in our restaurants. sleep with all the women they can. double park. can't they end this and do it somewhere else? >> a lot of good things -- >> prostitutes in new york need the money. >> well, i tell you what. not many of them around. when they're around in the session. i have heard that. >> they could move it to every other year, at least. >> listen. the fact is -- >> middle of nowhere, please. >> i won't go there. the fact is that the u.n. does a lot of very good things and just unicef alone is something worth having. they come together one time. they put the u.n. here. what else will you do? >> somewhere else. >> disaster. i know new yorkers don't want it. put it somewhere, i don't know, put it in syria. they

>> all right, bob. what is it? >> well, i was an innkeeper in this crazy little town in vermont. >> i'm happy for you. >> "rolling stone" magazine, that was the finale of newhart. >> my wife's idea, by the way. >> "rolling stones" said it was the number one sitcom finale ever. it was up there with the moon landing. your wife had that idea, right? for the finale scene? >> yeah, it happened in the newhart around eight years, it was in the sixth year and i was kind of unhappy with the -- they were moving us around to 8:30 and then 9:30. and then we were at a christmas party in beverly hills. and we were waiting in line to get our picture taken with the host and hostess. and i said, you know, honey, i think this is going to be the last year. and she knew i wasn't happy. and she said right there. she said, well, you've got to end the show with a dream sequence. and, you know, you wake up in bed and susie's there and you explain this weird dream you had of owning an inn in vermont. and said, oh, what a great idea. and su

sorry, bob, it does. he should have gone in before because if you do a body count, there was justification to go in against syria earlier. i get the whole thing drawing the line about chemicals, but he is now a man without supporters. now he's got to turn to mccain and graham, that is an untenable position. he's going to have the anti-war democrats all over him. he's going to have to have enough votes to ensure those guys that they don't have to vote to support this for him. he's got a big problem on his hands. and if he doesn't go in without congressional support anyway, he's going to look -- >> the good news is, robert, i hate to cut you off and i'm going to be yelled at by your supporters, but we have a whole other segment. we'll ta about this more. when we come back we'll continue the analysis of a possible military strike on syria. and later, the best and worst stories of the summer. we'll run down our favorites. and could the five of us ever live together? some companies are having cohab. >>> welcom

>> did you like it, bob? >> that was disgraceful. >> you wouldn't turn her away. >> i wouldn't turn anybody away walking -- but that dress, ooh. >> what else are some good shows? bolling, you say "dexter." "homeland." what else? >> "walking dead." loving. "homeland" starts next week. a lot of people are upset about the way it's all about terrorism. politics and terror. >> you and peter are quite the team. >> i loved "house of card." "justified" is my favorite. and for competition show and actually one of the prizes was "the voice" on nbc which starts up i think maybe even tonight. not that i'm saying you should watch it. >> you should only just watch "the five." >> my choice would be to see "the house of cards" and also to see the repeat of "the five" at 2:00 and then see "red eye" at 5:00. then on saturday, i would see eric's show. very good. >> when you wake up in time to be on it. >> i got on it. >> one time. >> i was a little late once. >> exactly. okay. command performance. ahead on "the five," reports t

now you've been worse than bob. go back to sniffing your dana roses. >>> katie couric, congratulations for believing love can happen again. she got engaged over the weekend. they have been dating about two years. she said it was a great end to the summer. >> do you care about this? >> you know what i love -- >> you know what i love -- >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like two broke girls if by girls you mean above average height men, muscular to be my pilates instructor. due to andy levy's death at a rave for cats there is no pre game report tonight. let's introduce our guests. she is so hot the sun must wear diana say dough block. i am here with diane macedo. she anchors "business news" on imus in the morning weekdays on fox business network. and if hilarity was a game of horseshoes i would do him at a family reunion, possibly with my uncle. a first time best, comedian mike kaplan. he will be per

i was looking at bob. producers. it's candid camera for coastal elitist in which the villain is a cartoon, a dumb hick who hates other people. it should be called are you as progressive as a fifth grader because that's the level of intelligence. if bystanders don't condemn the behavior than the producers were right about our bigotry. if a person like that soldier reacts heroically it's met with surprise. the veteran we baited is not bigoted after all. the real truth since finding real bigots is hard, the show must create fake ones to ensnare people so you can be racist just by minding you are own business in a store which should piss off real racists that make the effort. this show is pretty entertaining. it's a great idea. it's not always like pc stuff. there is a driving element in there to say look how red necky america is. >> i don't like it. i don't like prank shows. i don't like setups. i don't like trying to trap people. i think that's what they were doing. i can't get in the mind of these producers but if the

i'm andrea along with bob, dana, greg. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. >>> well it looks like there could be a show down in washington d.c. over obama care and the possibility of shutting down the government. according to the latest polls, obama care is unpopular with the american people. if you listen to democrats, you'd think it was just the republicans that were crazy wants to defund the health care law. >> this is playing with fire. legislative arsonists are at work when they start using the debt limit for their own agenda. >> you have never seen in the history of the united states the debt ceiling or threat of not raising the debt ceiling being used to extort a president or a governing party. >> i only hope that the anarchist and house of representatives come to their senses before it's too late. >> greg, aren't these members of congress elected to do what the american people want? overwhelmingly they don't like the bill. they mentioned extortionists and crimes. what's the deal? >> i'm really tired o

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bob, that was uncalled for. gary sinise. great guy and actor. he does a lot of shows for the military. those who have been injured in wars. he has a show on september 13th and 14th. my glasses, please. if you want to go to the shows, they are great. he plays. he is in a band. go to garysinisefoundation.org. it is fayetteville on the 13th. charleston on the 14th of september. all money goes to the wounded warriors. it is a worthy cause. he is a great musician. he plays bass. >> he is a good guy. >> great american. >> i gave him a promotion. i said captain. it is lieutenant dan. >> lieutenant dan band. >> is that what they call it? >> you know why? the character from "forrest gump." >> really? i didn't know that. >> this is why we have scintillating debate on this show. that was the -- >> get to your level. >> unnecessary. you know, i think we are running out of time. >> we are. >> literally. we are. we will all die some day. >> we are running out of words. >> special report is up next.

and i don't see us making any progress on that. >> i agree, bob. you know, that was my greatest disappointment over the gun debate. we had a great, some great amendments. there are things we can do. the first thing is when people are having auditory hallucinations and they are telling that to people in the va, and they are not doing something to actually interchange with that, it sounds to me like the history that a complete mental status as a physician, a complete mental status exam should have been carried out. we would have seen some of these problems. you know, we have to make it where the healthcare professionals in this country, when they see somebody that is having symptoms of psychosis or schizophrenia that they can act on that by notifying the do not cellist so that people can't buy a gun. he bought a gun in spite of the fact that at several interchanges people were aware of his psychosis. the other question is, is how did he walk into the navy yard with a shotgun? >> all right. well, senator that is a question that nobody right now has be

--bob atwood. >> narrator: bob atwood and c.w. snedden met with editorial boards of major national newspapers. >> what snedden did with the editors and publishers in america was sell them on the virtues of alaska, of what alaska could add to the union, that alaska would be an economic boost to the country. >> the george gallup poll in the late 1950s--1956, '57, when congress was debating the alaska statehood bill-- was running in the high 80s for statehood. 80 anything in a gallup poll is eyebrow-raising. >> narrator: yet a few powerful committee chairmen, mostly conservative southern democrats, kept the statehood bill bottled up with no chance for a floor vote. the alaskans needed some kind of political dynamite to explode that logjam, or statehood would never burst free. as 1958 began, alaska's statehood delegation marked the anniversary of their arrival in washington, d.c. they still had no prospect for a vote on statehood. ernest gruening knew one of the keys would be the wily majority leader of the senate. >> we have a majori

first we begin with bob turk updating the temperatures, bob. >>> beautiful afternoon. dropped down to 72. last hour, 73. we jumped back up to 76. more sunshine now. 75 in d. c. once again, the dew point is low. it's dry air. dew point at 46 degrees. 70 in ocean city right now. we have had a few clouds from time to time during the day as you can see but they are not producing any rain at all. just some scattered, really fair weather clouds, no issues at all. we have some warmer temps headed our way this week as we head into october. for more on that let's go to meteorologist chelsea ingram in the wjz mobile weather lab. >> he is exactly right. we are looking at a warm up headed our way. first let's look at current temperatures outside right now with the wjz mobile weather lab. we have seen temperatures higher than what we have got right now. 74.7 degrees. believe it or not, the high temperature so far today, nearly 79 degrees out here with the wjz mobile weather lab. i want you to take a look at the graphic, start you out with a graphic for tomorrow, showing high pressu

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but at the end of the day, bob says he's not too concerned. after all, the risks are small compared to his goals, everything from preventing diabetes to optimizing his time. >> for me personally my goal is to be an optimal human being in every aspect of my life. >> if you'd like to see a longer version of our quantified self story, you can find it online by visiting newshour.pbs.org. >>> this is pbs "newshour weekend" saturday. >>> as we said at the top of the broadcast it's american graduate day, a national call to action on pbs stations around the country community organizations in education and celebrities are all coming together to focus on improving graduation rates in america. the labs decided to ask students from across the nation what their most pressing issues in education were. here's a sample. >> when students don't have the motivation to learn and they don't have the motivation to perform well they don't see futures for themselves and you have more kids that aren't looking forward to graduating and looking forward to going to colle

>> well, i am afraid, bob, we know what is going to happen. tomorrow the senate will come in session. the house position which is basically the same one they sent us the last time is going to be rejected again and we are going to face the prospect of the government shutting down come midnight monday night, tuesday morning. and that is sad as you mentioned 800,000 federal workers will be the victims of this republican shutdown strategy, but even more important, it hurts our economy. for goodness sakes we are just starting to recover and create jobs and strengthen the economy and the leaders in business tell us don't do this. don't shut down the government, don't fail to pay the government's bills with the debt ceiling and that is exactly what the republicans are hell-bent on doing. >> schieffer: well, do you think the government is going to shut down? at this point, do you think that is really going to happen? >> i am afraid i do. i watched what happened last night, i do. i watched wha what happened last night in the house of representatives i

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it says that bob was right. that syria did it. because russia and syria are agreeing about the stockpile. but not the rebels' chemicals. they're not saying, here, take these. but you also have to take these. which means the rebels don't have chemical weapons. they weren't able to use them. what we've learned from all of this is that syria did commit this attack. that changes a lot. it changes my mind about a lot of things. it should change -- it should maybe strengthen our resolve about what do you do about this. because you can no longer say, well, maybe it was the rebels. in fact, now the argument will be that it was assad's military doing it without his okay. >> but before we get into who did it, because it's very important who did it, let's take a look at where the obama administration has been over the last couple of weeks with respect to russia. listen. >> because of the guaranteed russian obstructionism of any action through the u.n. security council, the u.n. cannot galvanize the world to act as it should. >> there's no se

why is it just us, bob? are the french, brits, germans against the geneva convention or whatever the red line originally signed that said -- are they against that? are they okay with human rights atrocities? >> they're not. >> why aren't they joining us. if it is so bad and they're so sure, why aren't they with us? >> besides the british and maybe the french, they don't have military capability to do what we need to do to degrade the forces, united states is the only one that does, one. two, the saudis have, you can argue oil, the saudis, kuwaitis who believe iran is the threat to the stability of the region, iran will be emboldened if the united states doesn't attack. >> where are the allies? they aren't with us. >> wait a minute, that's not exactly accurate. >> i think they want to back a winner. that's what happens. when president obama gets this approval, then those leaders will feel embolden. this is why you cannot lead from behind, you have to be in front. this is what the leader of the free world does

now let's go inside to bob for a look at the next five days. bob? >> warm temps for october. 85 or so, maybe 86. on wednesday, the normal is only around 71. 84 thursday. 81 friday. and 83 on saturday. could be some showers here maybe on sunday night into monday. temperatures, upper 70's still, so a mild or warm start to october this year. mary? >> bob, thank you. >>> in wisconsin, a man pulls into a police station parking lot when his wife goes into labor, giving one officer her toughest assignment yet. margo has the story. >> reporter: snug in her car seat, miranda has no idea the excitement her birth caused in the village of marshall. >> she's like, she's having a baby! i'm like, i need gloves! that was my first thought. >> reporter: police officer christine and her sister sprang into action when miranda's parents, doug and amy, pulled into the parking lot. >> i started pounding on all the doors here and people ran out and we got the neighbors from next door to get us towels. two, three minutes later, we had a baby. >> reporter: the sisters, both

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nbc bay area bob riddell, he is live outside of one of those stores in downtown palo alto, and, bob, no doubt on this one. a lot of people want to be like our old pack bob eucher, must be in the front row. >> all right. we're obviously having technical problems. bob and his friends hanging out at the iphone store. trust me, sheer excitement. not just apple fans fueling that excitement. bay area police, the department there, thinking the different departments have different security features in the 5s and 5c that will make the smartphones less attractive to -- this is because they have fingerprint sense ors, and the new ios 7 software that comes with it, it has an activation anti-lock, i should say. now, this lock makes it nearly impossible to clear your phone's information and then try and resell it. >> two out of three robberies in this city involve a mobile phone. we've made more robbery arrests for the sifrt in my 30 plus years in the police department. >> i can take your phone, plug it into my computer, completely wipe it and sell for hundreds of dollars. with this activation loc

bob? >> i want to start and end with this ridiculous baby, east-west, whatever its name is, from kim kardashian and northeast. >> name change it. >> the idea we give this woman any, any more ink or time to talk about it, she's a waste of time. he is a waste of time. they both are a waste of time and this baby, frankly, will grow up as a waste of time. >> that's not nice. don't be mean to babies. >> so are you. >> that could be the next liberal talking head at "the five". >> something tells me we're not done talking about the kardashian. >> mine is, yes, miley cyrus. we're sick of hearing about her. she played the hoochie card and it didn't really work. even "us weekly" side miley went too far. i think trying way too hard. what was she doing? look, this is what feminists tell women to do, lead with your sexuali sexuality. it was the dance performance. it was a sad moment for our country, i think. >> it was sad. >> robin thicke's suit -- >>> that was a fashion faux pas. >> and her hair. she

thanks, bob. >>> week 3 is in the nfl season. let's look at the pro football challenge with jessica kartalija. >> one person stands alone at the top of our bobblehead leader board. don scott has 31 points. right on its heels, mary viviano, and bob turk. and meteorologist chelsea ingram and me in third. remember, you can sign up at cbsbaltimore.com. click on the links on the home page. you must be over 18 to play. our contest runs through the regular football season. it's just one entry per person. and you're competing with people nationally for prizes. go to cbsbaltimore.com and sign up. now, back to you. >> okay, thank you, jessica. the ravens take the game on the road. matchup between the buffalo bills in new york. see it sunday at 1:00 p.m. and make sure to stay tuned for our special post game coverage. join mark, marty, mary, and former raven wally williams. they'll will bring you the highlights, reaction and analysis, including mary, a full football sunday, here on wjz. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>>