a man involved in the ku klux klan could be atlanta's serial killer. >> atlanta was about to explode, and here was information potentially that the klan could have been doing this. >> bob ingram with the gbi, georgia's bureau of investigation, got the case. >> it was an entire family of brothers that were involved in the klan that were the focus of this particular intelligence information. >> an informant said one brother had threatened lubie geter, the child found dead only weeks before. the klan associate lived here on a dead-end street in the railroad town of mountainview on the outskirts of atlanta. >> we're tapping telephones. we heard a lot of rhetoric. we heard a lot of racial slurs. >> on one wiretap, the detectives heard this said. go find you another little kid? the gbi followed the four brothers for almost two months. >> these family members were under surveillance at that time, physical surveillance where we had an eyeball on them. >> in those two months, six more black youths would disappear and die. detectives saw nothing to link the klan to them. >> if somebody was in t

a man involved in the ku klux klan could be atlanta's serial killer. >> atlanta was about to explode, and here was information potentially that the klan could have been doing this. >> bob ingram with the gbi, georgia's bureau of investigation, got the case. >> it was an entire family of brothers that were involved in the klan that were the focus of this particular intelligence information. >> an informant said one brother had threatened lubie geter, the child found dead only weeks before. the klan associate lived here on a dead-end street in the railroad town of mountainview on the outskirts of atlanta. >> we're tapping telephones. we heard a lot of rhetoric. we heard a lot of racial slurs. >> on one wiretap, the detectives heard this said. go find you another little kid? the gbi followed the four brothers for almost two months. >> these family members were under surveillance at that time, physical surveillance where we had an eyeball on them. >> in those two months, six more black youths would disappear and die. detectives saw nothing to link the klan to them. >> if somebody was in t

nine seconds remaining here in atlanta. so it will either be fourth and one or first and ten, which is big considering the time remaining. >> daryl: exactly. because it really -- you take the shot into the end zone in the fourth and short. you only get the one shot into the end zone anyway. so you might as well take it on fourth down. >> kenny: but as you said if it's a first down it would probably give the falcons two shots at first down. >> daryl: so really the spot of this ball depends on whether they get one shot into the end zone or two. >> referee: after review the runner stepped out of bounds on the 26 1/2 yard line. it will be fourth down and approximately a yard to gain -- to go. no time will be added back to the clock since they went out of boun bounds. it will be fourth down. >> kenny: is it will be fourth and one for the falcons. nine seconds remaining. trailing the bengals by five. good job by the officials. as they move the ball ba back. davis out of the shotgun on fourth down. short throw. could not be handle

>> atlanta needed any person at the time. if it would have been a white suspect, a lot would have gone up in flames. >> reporter: do you think you'll ever be free? >> it's not a matter of if to me. it's a matter of when. >>> some 30 years after wayne williams' trial, there is still debate and some doubt. this time, you can be the judge and the jury. we'll lay out the evidence on both sides, and you'll hear from wayne williams at lerngt. and then we'll invite you to reach your own verdict. guilty, innocent or a third choice, not proven. >> reporter: the first clue was found on a dead boy's tennis shoes. the victim was eric middlebrooks. his body left here in a rainy alley. a foster child who rode his bicycle away on an errand and was dead by dawn. >> i noticed in the flap of the edge of this shoe, this tuft of what, to me, appeared to be wool. and that was it. we could find no other evidence. >> reporter: back at homicide, buffington showed the homicide to his superiors. >> the lieutenant made a big joke out of it and told the

a man involved in the klu kl klu klux klan could be atlanta's serial killer. >> atlanta was about to explode and here was information potentially that the klan could have been doing this. >> bob ingram with the gbi, george's bureau of investigation got case. >> it was an entire family of brothers that were involved in the klan, that were fictfocused this particular intelligence situation. >> one brother had threatened the child found dad e dead only weeks bmpb. the klan associate lived here on a dead-end street in the railroad town of mountain view. >> we're tapping telephones. we heard a lot of ret rik. we heard a lot of racial slurs. >> reporter: on one wiretap, the detectives heard this. go find you oot little kid. >> these family members were under surveillance at that time, physical surveillance. >> reporter: in those two months, six more black youths would disappear and die. detectives saw nothing to link the kl aurks n to them. >> if somebody was in there with a van or two or three men, you know, to grab somebody and dump them in the back of the van, people would have noticed

actually work for aflac and atlanta jumped the gun. but a sergeant in the atlanta police department says they didn't jump the gun and don't think the women work for aflac and put them in jail. in arlington county, peggy fox, 9news now. >> a little bit of confusion here. we contacted aflac, which confirmed the women arrested were not their representiat run airports and oversees its biggest construction project is coming under fire. local leaders are demanding some dramatic changes after reports of sweetheart deals and lavish trips by members of the metropolitan airport authority. bruce leshan brings us more from dulles. >> the airport board is running dulles and reagan national. and it is accused of all kinds of questionable deals. expensive overseas trips, no bid contracts, nepotism, now the secretary of transportation and all the region's leaders have fired off a letter to the board saying they are gravely concerned and outraged about the lack of accountability, the letter demands the board terminate no bid contracts with former emplo

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narrator: atlanta is a rapidly growing urban area. its primary source of drinking water is the chattahoochee river, which also provides water to many downstream communities. but its infrastructure is dangerously old, without outdated facilities and combined sewer overflows polluting the watershed. the city faces strict consent decrees and lawsuits, along with a severe lack of funding. man: when i started working for the city of atlanta in the late '70s, we were approaching that point in time where a lot was going to be needed, in terms of rehabilitation and upkeep. most of the very large pipes were at least 80 years old. we had needs that were identified in the '50s and in the '60s and in the '70s that were deferred. woman: we are urging that we all try to find a way to overcome the obstacles and limitations that might exist. woman: when i was running for office, i met someone who knew mayor hartsfield, who, in the late 1960s, said, "i don't know who the next mayor will be, "but i know they'll have to fix the water and sewer infrastru

gerry: under a minute to play here in atlanta. the ravens are going to open the preseason with a victory. chester stewart is going to take the snap and take a knee. and that will do it. for week one of preseason. the win is a little bit deceiving in that the offense sputtered in the first quarter and that will certainly be a point of concern and conversation for john harbaugh his coaches and ravens fans. rookies, free agents and bubble players got a lot of play tonight. john harbaugh has a lot of video to look through. he meets mike smith at midfield. john harbaugh is not sporting what you would call a vacation look. he has a very stern look on his face because i am sure of the lack of productivity in the first quarter from his starting offense and defense. it will be something to work on as we have reached the final seconds of this game. the ravens knock off the falcons 31-17 our final score from the georgia dome in atlanta as the ravens have a big second half. coming up next it will be the postgame show, stick around as we recap

however, now atlanta police say they aren't legit. atlanta investigators contacted the women's alleged supervisor mr. ugana unonquo who lives in clinton, maryland, and told him he wasn't authorized to deliver personnel in this manner. he would not confirm whether he sells insurance or has any connection with the two women. he did tell me it would come out soon and promised to call me back with more information. he still hasn't. while some local officers and firefighters may be worried their personal information may have been stolen, union leader kris baumann says the mpd doesn't even have the officers to investigate. >> the individuals that would be working this case are probably out right now somewhere writing a parking ticket on somebody's car. all that training and investigatory knowledge is being used in a way we feel is inappropriate and in this case it's come home to roost for us. >> reporter: he says because the department is short 400 officers detectives are being redirected. >> even so the question we'd like to have answered

nine seconds remaining here in atlanta. so it will either be fourth and one or first and ten, which is big considering the time remaining. >> daryl: exactly. because it really -- you take the shot into the end zone in the fourth and short. you only get the one shot into the end zone anyway. so you might as well take it on fourth down. >> kenny: but as you said if it's a first down it would probably give the falcons two shots at first down. >> daryl: so really the spot of this ball depends on whether they get one shot into the end zone or two. >> referee: after review the runner stepped out of bounds on the 26 1/2 yard line. it will be fourth down and approximately a yard to gain -- to go. no time will be added back to the clock since they went out of boun bounds. it will be fourth down. >> kenny: is it will be fourth and one for the falcons. nine seconds remaining. trailing the bengals by five. good job by the officials. as they move the ball ba back. davis out of the shotgun on fourth down. short throw. could not be handle

he's in atlanta. he's taken a great deal of interest in music and also in politics, but he doesn't want to run for any office. >> how much of atlanta do you represent? >> in the present district, i represent all of the city of atlanta, the entire city. where most of the colleges like georgia tech, georgia state university, moore house, spellma. brown, clark, atlanta university but i also represent emery, c.d.c. major corporations are all in the district. it's a wonderful district, wonderful people. >> let me reeled from your book in the introduction. remember how we thought the election of president obama meant we had finally created a post racial america, a place where the problems that have haunted us for so long were finally silenced? nobody says that anymore. we no longer dwell on that day dream. we were shake on the realism by the harshness of what we have witnessed in the last few years, the vilification of president obama, the invisibility of the sick and poor murder at the holocaust museum and

he's in atlanta. ofs taken a great deal interest in music and also in politics, but he doesn't want to run for any office. >> how much of atlanta do you represent? >> in the present district, i represent all of the city of atlanta, the entire city. where most of the colleges like georgia tech, georgia state university, moore house, spellma. brown, clark, atlanta university but i also represent emery, c.d.c. major corporations are all in the district. it's a wonderful district, wonderful people. >> let me reeled from your book in the introduction. remember how we thought the election of president obama meant we had finally created a post racial america, a place where the problems that have haunted us for so long were finally silenced? nobody says that anymore. we no longer dwell on that day dream. we were shake on the realism by the harshness of what we have witnessed in the last few years, the vilification of president obama, the invisibility of the sick and poor murder at the holocaust museum and the

however, now atlanta police say they're not legit. atlanta investigators contacted the women's alleged supervisor who lives in clinton, maryland and told him that he wasn't authorized to solicit personnel in this manner. nobody would come to the door. when i reached him earlier by phone, he would not confirm whether he sells insurance or has any connection with the two women. he did tell me it will all come out soon and promised to call me back with more information. he still hasn't. while some local officers and firefighters may be worried their personal information may have been stolen, union leader chris balmman says the mpd says they don't have the officers to investigate. >> the individuals who would be working this case are probably out right now writing a ticket on somebody's car. all that training, all that investigatory knowledge is being used in a way we feel is inappropriate and it's come home to roost for us. >> reporter: he says because the department is short 400 officers, detectives are being redirected. in d.c., peggy

atlanta cops. the women allegedly posed as aflac representatives. atlanta police say the women are posers and an aflac regional spokesperson tells us those two women were not affiliated with them in any way. in arlington, a source says one of those same women recently gave a presentation to arlington county police. it is feared they obtained officers private information. and 9news has obtained an internal memo and in it, lieutenant david tells the staff. atlanta detectives learn the same suspects had been in the arlington county p.d. urges staff to check accounts for any suspicious activity. here's where things ben to get weird. public information officer tells us the police department's aflac representative tells them that the two women arrested in atlanta do work for aflac and there's no evidence anyone there was actually scammed. it appears some county police officers here are not buying that. the officer who gave us the internal memo says the officers are furious and he says, the department let

they are in atlanta to pay the -- play the falcons. at 7:00 on wbal plus. it might be a quarter or it might be not at all for joe flacco. as he explains, the rookies are trying to make this team. >> go out there and have fun. it is a big test for those guys and it is important for tomorrow. if you have to enjoy yet and you have to be able to play and be your best. >> it continues tonight in downtown baltimore. the kansas city royals are in town for the mac for days and the birds are looking to -- for the next four days. tonight, the debut of the top condition and prospects and one of the top prospects is a shortstop by trade. and islay third, the youngest starter since 1996. he is only 20. >> every day, i practice and try to take a couple groundballs. i am pretty comfortable out there and i am looking forward to it. >> in london, the united states women's soccer team are gold medal winners, beating japan. the same team that beat the americans in the finals of the world cup just 12 months ago. the u.s. on the attack, she flies with the header. game-winner in

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marcado la ola antiinmigrante a pesar de todo quieren seguir adelante para crear un futuro estÁ en atlanta en donde respaldÓ una noche mÁs severa de la ley contra la inmigraciÓn ilegal del estado. >> este hombre es de guerrero mÉxico, lleva aÑos en esta ley. >> aquÍ en este pais, para los amigos. >> es que esta noche muchos de los residentes del estado de georgia se encuentran difÍcil queds por la decisiÓn emitida por la corte federal de atlanta sobre la ley "migrmigratoria. de el dÍa las reacciones no se dejaron esperar. >> quiÉn apoya, dijo que la seÑalada son las mismas contra inmigrantes aquÍ los que estÁn verdaderamente afectados con los residentes del estado. >> directora de la alianza en georgia dice que desde que el aÑo pasado se im pusiera la ley los problemas raciales se han identificado. >> las organizaciones que de defendieron los derechos, que indica que un policÍa podria pedir documentos a cualquier persona si considera sospecha so de violar la ley, si no le presenta la licencia de conducir tiene el derecho de verificar si tiene documentos migratorios si no ref

marcado la ola antiinmigrante a pesar de todo quieren seguir adelante para crear un futuro estÁ en atlanta en donde respaldÓ una noche mÁs severa de la ley contra la inmigraciÓn ilegal del estado. >> este hombre es de guerrero mÉxico, lleva aÑos en esta ley. >> aquÍ en este pais, para los amigos. >> es que esta noche muchos de los residentes del estado de georgia se encuentran difÍcil queds por la decisiÓn emitida por la corte federal de atlanta sobre la ley "migrmigratoria. de el dÍa las reacciones no se dejaron esperar. >> quiÉn apoya, dijo que la seÑalada son las smas contra inmigrantes aquÍ los que estÁn verdaderamente afectados con los residentes del estado. >> directora de la alianza en georgia dice que desde que el aÑo pasado se im pusiera la ley los problemas raciales se han identificado. >> las organizaciones que de defendieron los derechos, que indica que un policÍa podria pedir documentos a cualquier persona si considera sospecha so de violar la ley, si no le presenta la licencia de conducir tiene el derecho de verificar si tiene documentos migratorios si no refer

. >> the preseason kicks off tonight for the reagans as they take on the atlanta falcons. take on the atlanta falcons. >> we will tell you who [ male announcer ] good paying jobs. better schools. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't happen if the special interests get their way. with thousands of local jobs and millions for maryland's schools on the line. we need to fight back. call your lawmakers and tell them to put national harbor on the ballot this november. because it's not up to the special interests, it's up to you. >> live, local, late breaking. you're watching wbal tv 11 news at 5:00 p.m. with stan stovall and donna hamilton. wbal tv 11 news at 5:00 p.m. continues. >> a few hours away from the raven's nfl preseason debut against the atlanta falcons. the we will get a first look on how they react to a new defensive coordinator and a new quarterback coach. the >> home turf is where we find pete gilbert with all of tonight's action. >> inside the hotel, a couple of minutes before the player's head over to th

there will be donning their game jerseys against the atlanta falcons. we have this preview. >> shortly after they arrived in downtown atlanta the team settled into its typical night before a game routine. meetings, meetings, and more meetings. joe flacco expected to play maybe a quarter, not quite tomorrow. the key for the younger players is learning to play at the tempo of the ravens run at out of the gate. >> you are kind of used to it during the preseason. just part of the process and this should be a lot of fun. >> just go out there and show them what kind of a new team we are and they also -- let the young guys get out there and show what kind of talent they got. that they have a spot on the team. >> for the most high-profile rookie, we do not know if you will get any game picked. it is not clear whether or not he will play. we spoke with him after the team arrived and he said he is not certain whether or not the coaches will give him the green light to play tomorrow night against the falcons. in atlanta with the ravens, gerry sandusky. >> you can

this time we'll act out the fight scene between sheree and nene from atlanta housewives reunion. gabby, you'lllay nene, so put your nene hair on and i'm going to play sheree. and -- oh, wait, i forgot. >> don't let it fall now. get the donkey booty on it. she sheree, this is an homage to you. laugh withus, girl. all right, and no reunion would be complete without andy! >> andy! >> wdy: okay. the bumps to hold my wig up are making this fall down. i'm doing the best i can, okay, look. and nene -- wait, yea. >> yea. >> wendy: nene, you keep sayg i'm rich i'm runing to the back cashing trump check. >> i didn't en have to on the trump show. work. >> wendy: these are your words. we're notutting yours in your mouth. >> i tuesday because -- and you know what ti it was. >> wendy: what time is it, boo? >> the time is that i am rich! >> wendy: it was -- is time get your teeth fixed, and i'm glad you did. >> you think ycould use a bleaching. >> you could use a trim down on the doggie teach. how much you make, miss thing. >> wendy: you so rich, my kids are not at walma shoplifting. >> my kids

however, now atlanta police say they aren't legit. he contacted the women's alleged supervisor who lives in clinton maryland and told him that he wasn't authorized to solicit personnel in this manner. hi, mr. enunco. nobody would come to the door. when i reached mr. enunco earlier by phone he would not definitely whether he sells insurance or has any -- confirm whether he sells insurance or has any connection with the two women. he still hasn't called me back. why some local officers and firefighters may be worried their personal information may have been stolen, the union leader kris baumann says the mpd doesn't even have the officers to investigate. >> the individuals that would be working this case are probably out right now somewhere writing a parking ticket on somebody's car. all that training and investigating knowledge is being wasted. >> baumann says they're 400 officers short and many people that are detectives are being taken way and writing tickets. -- taken away and writing tickets. the big question is were these women aut

e facing charges in atlanta. authorities in d.c. are looking r not anyone here may of been affected as well. reporting live in northwest, e carter, abc 7 news. another big story, the big jackpot. one ticket matched all the numbers. d in michigan. >> that the lucky ticket holders. 8 tickets matching numbers, including one from virginia. they will get a million dollars each. here are the winning numbers -- the jackpot reached an estimated million. that's the third largest jackpot ever. >> that's a lot of money. 5:35, 67 degrees. >> much more to come. the wildfire battle out west. how this is an 11-month-old tanker route. him and his friends at the montgomery county agricultural fair. good morning, washington. back.come 5:38. >> let's get a check on the weather. of sunshine, low humidity, temperature is approaching 90 degrees. outside this hour, 71 at reagan national. the same in annapolis. fredericksburg looking at 68 degrees. a little foggy in the shenandoah .alley that dense fog advisory expires at 8:00 this morning. lots of sunshin

the first one is from atlanta. you won't believe what this is about. this is alleged school-aged gang members attacking the mother of a 14-year-old student. the mother was worried about him walking home from school. >> my son is trying to avoid them. >> the gang members followed the family home and then attacked them. atlanta pd, of course, investigating and taking this very, very seriously. >> it's much more than just a school fight. this is absolute criminal activity, and we're looking to charge and prosecute everyone involved to the fullest extent of the law. >> from this video atlanta pd has already been able to issue six warrants, all for juveniles ages 14 to 16. of course the mom is not letting her son go back to that school. >> they hit a woman. they hit a woman, a mom who was there to protect her son. so they said we are just going to beat up the whole family. >> to our second video, this one from hartford, connecticut. as you see, a fight between two women in the street. apparently this whole thing was about a lose pit bull. but what you're ab

this forum, held in atlanta, was part of a conference hosted by the education commission of the states. it's just over an hour. [applause] >> thanks, roger. my name's denise, and i am the superintendent of public instruction for the great state of montana. it's my pleasure to introduce the moderator and the panelists for this next session, how can america regain its competitive edge. john merrow is the education

officers in atlanta noticed red flags. they were dressed in skimpy clothes and the paper work were copies. >> obviously it is pretty bold to target police officers for this. if they can get us, they can get anybody. >> arlington police are also saying one of their officers signed up for the supplemental life insurance policy actually received it. so far there have been no signs of identity theft. >> a federal appeals court upheld a lower-court's decision to throw out a chantilly man's murder conviction. he was sentenced to death to hire -- for hiring a hit man. they said the prosecutors suppressed evidence and used false testimony. it is unclear when he will be released from prison. >> the man charged with shooting a security guard at the family research council downtown appeared in court today. a judge ordered floyd corkins to be held without bond. the security guard, leonardo johnson, said he was doing his job. >> a security breach on the transit agency's website allowed people to access the profiles of job applicants. m

they were charged in atlanta. the women met with arlington officers and those officers are being told to watch their fianciers for any suspicious activity. the women were arrested after an atlanta officer noticed something strange. >> the female i spoke with, she had on some rather tight clothing and that's not normal for somebody coming to do business with the city of atlanta. >> arlington county police say none of their officers were scammed and the department believes the two women were legitimate. atlanta police, though, stand by their decision and aflec says the two women do not work for the company. >>> police across the nation are cracking down on drunk driving now. the highway transportation safety administration kicked off the annual drive sober or get pulled over campaign. the agency also released some new statistics on drunk driving deaths. while the report shows the number dropped from 2009 to 2010, drivers who are drinking are increasingly more intoxicated. >> new agency statistics released today show

the baltimore ravens will take on the atlanta falcons. our coverage of that in starts at 7:00. >> a lot of people are looking forward to football. business news -- government jobs continue to decline. the national security administration is looking for thousands of volunteer retirements. >> here is linda bell in new york. >> hello. let's take a look at stock futures right now -- they are little changed. we're waiting on numbers for the trade deficit and jobless claims data. the national security administration is looking to trim its work force even more. it is reported they are offering early retirement to 9000 employees. they say they are already struggling with -- after last year's 6% reduction, which has resulted on a debra line on overtime. government employment is now at its lowest levels in 34 years. the decline in government

they move further east later on, to boston, to atlanta. roads will, at times be wet along the gulf coast and the four corners region. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible on the east coast, in boston, new york, philly and d.c. >>> now, to an amazing view of a small plane crash from inside the cockpit. the camera was rolling as the disaster unfolded in the skies over idaho. >> the plane carrying three passengers and the pilot clips tree tops in the buiwilderness, turns upside-down and crashes to the ground. >> it sounded like rapid gunfire until we were on the ground. it was just mayhem. >> i think my aha moment was, hanging upside down in the plane awake, knowing i was going to be there for my family. it was amazing. >> the pilot suffered the worst of it. but he's going to be okay. we'll talk to the passengers, coming up on "good morning america." >>> well, there's our olympic music. and we can't start anywhere else but with the u.s. women's soccer team. >> how great is that? they are back on top of the world this morning, afte

iniciamos aqui en washington, el segunda base de atlanta, dan uggla, perdió una rola de chad tracy en la 13ra entrada, permitiendo que danny espinosa anotar la carrera de la victoria y los nacionales vencieron 5-4 a los bravos. washington sacó una ventaja de seis partidos en la división este de la liga nacional, dándole a atlanta su tercera derrota consecutiva. craig stammen trabajó dos innings sin hits y se alzó dejamos las grandes ligas y nos metemos en una noticia muy dificil y complicada que involucha el futbol mexicano. resultad que el presidente de la liga mx, decio de marÍa, minimizÓ lo publicado en un medio colombiano, en donde se aseguraba que existÍa presencia del narcotrÁfico en el futbol mexicano y se dijo sorprendido porque una nota realizada por la prensa extranjera sea tema de pole Émica en mexico, pero no quiso "meter las manos al fuego" defendiendo a todos los clubes. y agrego que en este momento no se puede confirmar ni negar nada pues no ha habido investigaciÓn por parte de las autoridades y asegurÓ que la federacion vigila cualquier irregularidad que pu

they move further east later on, to boston, to atlanta. roads will, at times be wet along the gulf coast and the four corners region. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible on the east coast, in boston, new york, philly and d.c. >>> now, to an amazing view of a small plane crash from inside the e cockpit. the camera was rolling as the disaster unfolded in the skies over idaho. >> the plane carrying three passengers and the pilot clips tree tops in the buiwilderness, turns upside-down and crashes to the ground. >> it sounded like rapid gunfire until we were on the ground. it was just mayhem. >> i think my aha moment was, hanging upside down in the plane awake, knowing i was going to be there for my family. it was amazing. >> the pilot suffered the worst of it. but he's going to be okay. we'll talk to the passengers, coming up on "good morning america." >>> well, there's our olympic music. and we can't start anywhere else but with the u.s. women's soccer team. >> how great is that? they are back on top of the world this morning, af

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> now your voice your vote, the presidential race and if politics is truly a sport, we are watching the medal round in the vice presidential sweepstakes. abc's jonathan karl has news tonight about republican candidate mitt romney closing in on his running mate. >> reporter: with mitt romney now back from his foreign trip, abc news has learned at least two of his potential running mates have been told to be ready for an announcement that could come any day. ♪ it's the veepstakes olympics. unlike the one in london, this has just one judge -- and ultimately one winner. who will make it to the podium? here are your finalists. there's rob portman -- mr. experience. senator, former house member. he's twice served in a presidential cabinet. and he's from ohio, the state that could decide it all. tim pawlenty, son of a truck driver. popular governor of minnesota. check it out. he's already appeared in a romney ad. making a late surge, paul ryan, 42, the man with the plan, called the path to prosperity to slash government spending and change medicare, givi

they move further east later on, to boston, to atlanta. roads will, at times, be wet along the gulf coast and the four corners region. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible on the east coast, in boston, new york, philly and d.c. >>> now, to an amazing view of a small plane crash from inside the cockpit. the camera was rolling as the disaster unfolded in the skies over idaho. >> the plane carrying three passengers and the pilot clips treetops in the wilderness, turns upside-down and then, crashes to the ground. >> it sounded like rapid gunfire until we were on the ground. it was kind of just mayhem. >> i think my aha moment was, hanging upside down in the plane awake, knowing i was going to be there for my family. it was just amazing. >> the pilot suffered the worst of it. but he's going to be okay. and we'll talk to the passengers, coming up on "good morning america." >>> well, there's our olympic music. and we can't start anywhere else but with the u.s. women's soccer team. >> how great was that? they are back on top of the wor

los últimos datos, en georgia en el último año se han efectuado más de 15 mil deportaciones, desde atlanta, georgia, jorge viera univisión. >>> manifestantes protestaron contra la ley de alabama, miembros de los defensores de los inmigrantes, de una organización llamada no papeles no meido protestaron por la ley. >>> el representante republicano de missouri todd akin dice que no quiere renunciar a su candidatura, demócratas, republicanos y hasta los mismo electores le piden a todd akin que se vaya. >>>añadiendo a la presión de su partido, mitt romney le pidió a todd akin que renuncie a su aspiración al senado, hoy el pueblo de missouri le pido abandoanrla y debería aceptar el consejo, más de la mitad de los habitantes de missouri creen que todd akin tiene que retirarse la campaña, pero él dice que continuará su campaña para el senado de estados unidos, todd akin dijo que la violación era un acto de maldad y dijo que una violación puede provocar un embarazo, el domingo dijo que en los casos de violación, era algo raro que se causara un embarazo, pero el partido republicano l

the ravens preparing for their first preseason match-up coming up in atlanta. we'll tell you how you can check that out right here on abc2 but until then, it is thursday, august 9th. "good morning maryland," i'm charlie crowson, megan is on assignment. talking ravens this morning lynette is in here with us. lauren is out there with a check of the roads. >> yes. i'm excited for the game tonight. 7:30 we're going to air the game on abc2 and i can't wait. i can't believe it's football season. >> it is football season. >> i can't believe it. >> still a little warm out there and still feels like baseball on. the o's -- still playing well too. >> so yes speaking of the weather for the games humid weather once again and also we look at maryland's most powerful radar and we do have a chance for some scattered showers and thunderstorms especially as we go into the afternoon. we can see one lone shower off into western p. a. this morning but all in all we are dry here at home. as we take a look at some temperatures this morning well, we are going to be in the 70s. 71 in

the ravens are headed to atlanta for the first preseason game of the year. get this, baltimore are all about it this morning. and abc2 news megan pringle is live in baltimore at an institution downtown where they are talking about eggs, pancakes, coffee, and of course ravens' football. megan? >> reporter: of course charlie. you want some football and french toast? this is the place the go. we're in jimmy's at fell's point. when they were shooting "the wire" as well as of course ravens. you can see terrell suggs' jersey over there and speaking of a little sizzle, this place is all about it this morning. now you can tell people are coming in and out. they just opened not too long ago. so people are sitting at the diner and no doubt about it. this is the place where you get good coffee and good conversation. so people are going to be talking about tonight's game. and we're going to sort of peek over the counter and you can see a giant heap of hash browns and next to it look at that. ravens' 52. little love for ray lewis. as the game kicks off tonight. on abc. s