>> a very chaotic scene in baltimore county after a police officer is shot. what annapolis say led to the violence. >> the guy went in there and shot a innocent man. >> gun fire at the workplace, the businessman that lost his life in a murder-suicide. >> constellation energy deal, what it could mean for bge customers. >> rain on the way for the weekend. tell you if if things are wet for trick or treaters or ravens' game, coming up in the sky watch forecast. >> >> hello, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am karen parks. one man is dead, and a police officer is in the hospital, after a gun battle in parkville tonight. >> it began on high view avenue about four hours ago. myranda stephens is live at the scene with more on what happened. and the latest on the officer's condition tonight on. myranda? >> well, jeff and karen, the officer is being treated at bayview hospital, but police say it looks like he will be okay. in the meantime, investigators are still here, on the scene of the shooting. which witnesses say turned this quiet neighborhood into a battle zone. >> crazy. very crazy. i couldn't believe it. >> timothy was walking with his dogs at 5:30 this evening when all of a study he heard gunshots. >> my first instinct was to take cover. so i would not be shot. >> baltimore county police say one of the officers was responding to a call that a man was beating a woman in the 6800 block of high view road, when the situation turned more dangerous. >> upon their arrival, officer approached the home, at which time, the individual discharged a firearm, striking the officer one time. in the upper torso. >> police say within seconds more officers were on the scene. and got into a gun battle with the suspect. who they ultimately shot and killed. >> very chaotic. swat team here. m 16s. recovered fire 30 times at least. >> a as for the officer shot, he was taken to bayview hospital with non-life threatening injuries, but the ordeal is still a shock to the department. >> this is a officer that has been with the agency nearly three decades. one of my best highly decorated officers, assigned to parkville command, and been with the agency approximately 30 years. >> and police really are not releasing a lot of details about this shooting. including the identity of the officer or the suspect. they do say that they are talking to several witnesses, and they hope to learn more information as this investigation continues. we're live in parkville. myranda stephens, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> thanks myranda. >> in baltimore city tonight a drug suspect is fighting for his life after police say he apparently tried to swallow evidence. 32-year-old bernard harris suffered a seizure after the arrest in east baltimore. tonight in grave condition at johns hopkins. and city police are serving for suspect after a murder overnight in west baltimore. happened at 1:30 in the 1500 block of edmondson avenue. police arrived on the scene to find a man stabbed several times. no word tonight on any suspects or a motive. >> maryland state police make a third arrest now in an edgewood carjacking. 19-year-old lamont harrison in custody at this hour, charged with car can jacking, robbery and assault. josh freeman, and 1 other were arrested earlier. the three beat a woman in her car monday night and tried to extort money for the release. >> and fatal workplace shooting in baltimore county. the president of a business is dead. the suspected gunman, then kills himself. keith daniels is live near rosedale with the latest on the tragic story. keith? >> live in the 7200 block of rolling mill road. shooting happened behind me at the keary advertising company. >> baltimore county police say the first man shot is wayne keri. the 59-year-old owner of keary advertising. a direct mail business. the shooter, was dennis mclaughlin, 45. investigators are calling the incident a murder-suicide. >> the first man, the victim that was shot, was dead at the scene. the shooter, after he tried to take his own life was taken to bayview where he died. >> mclaughlin walked into the building after noon holding a gun friday. and shot keri several times, in the upper body. killing him. then as panicked employees fled through a side do mclaughlin walked out the main entrance and shot himself. some of keri's family, friends, rushed to the business, after hearing about the shooting. >> my heart went to my feet. you know, my heart goes out to the family to mr. keri's family. >> it is upsetting. the guy just went in there and shot an innocent man. it would not be -- it was upsetting. >> why did it happen? >> believed it is a dough domestic incident. >> a domestic dispute believed to involve mclaughlin's wife. long time employee told reporters mclaughlin showed up over the years threatening violence because of the connection with his wife. and today deadly violence. >> there are reports the gunman's wife previously worked at the company. and meantime investigators say this case is closed. we're live in rosedale, keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> state health officials report another death from the h1n1 virus, officials say the latest victim is an adult from are the baltimore area with preexisting health conditions. this latest death brings the total number of swine flu deaths state wide to 13. >> meantime state health officials are scrambling to keep up with the growing demand for the swine flu vaccine. john rydell has the latest. >> at the hippodrome theater line started to form long before dawn. these folks were not waiting to buy show tickets but hoping to get the h1n1 vaccine. >> i was thinking i would hop, skip jump down here and get the flu shot and get it over with. >> but later informed that the h1n1 vaccine was not available. >> very disappointed. we checked the website twice. yesterday and early this morning. and there was no indication that it was not going to be given. >> but most people decided to stay. because the city health department was still offering seasonal flu shots. >> we were basically wanting to make available whatever we had in supply. and when we plan these large scale clinics we were going to be offering whatever we had. and right now, today, it is seasonal. hopefully, in the near future, it will be both. >> when linnell louder received her flu shot. she gave a playful scream for the camera. and since she is five months pregnant louder said getting the flu is no laughing matter. >> i came here to save my life. because i realized that people are dying from this. and it is real serious. >> city health officials say they hope to receive another shipment of the h1n1 vaccine next week. but they say it is too early to tell how much they will receive and where it would be distributed. >> we will be offering obviously h 1 as we receive it. asap. >> some folks say that is encouraging news. they struggle to stay healthy. at the hippodrome, john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> meantime, state health officials say they have received approval from the cdc to order an extra 25,000 doses of the h1n1 vaccine. they are hoping local health departments will receive those vaccines some time next week. and for a list of clinics offering the seasonal and swine flu vaccine. you can go to foxbaltimore.com/ news links. >> and there is more information about the swine flu on our website, at foxbaltimore.com. just click on the h1n1 virus icon. >> meantime another case of legionnaires' disease at an assisted living department in waverly. stadium place apartments. one person died october 5, you may you recall. symptoms can take weeks to show up. so this resident may have contracted legionnaires' disease at the same time as the others there. >> weather wise a gray day out there. >> but doesn't it key put you in the spirit of halloween. >> no, i would rather it be nice and cold and crispy. >> you are never satisfied. here is meteorologist jessica starr with a look at our on halloween forecast. hi jes. >> hi guys, leaves may be wet tomorrow. >> see. >> actually for halloween. but just late in the day for tomorrow. but today, we did have a gray day outside. and mild. 60 currently in baltimore. 72 in cleveland. so tomorrow will be dry buck see switching over to the rain showers, out there, towards the west. towards kentucky, also with a cold front that unfortunately is pushing our way for the daytime for halloween. so here is your next day planner. waking up tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. sunshine. and clouds increasing by lunch time. 66 degrees it will be mild. push toward the 70-degree mark. but then the rain showers will move in here. but will they be here when you head out to trick or treat? i will time it out in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you, jessica. >> and you can personalize your forecast with i-radar at foxbaltimore.com. use the tools to track coming storms down to your street. go to foxbaltimore.com/i-radar. >> the new statue to honor william donald schaefer's 52 years of public service is in place downtown right now. >> the 7'staff you is standing between the payvilleions at harbor place at the inner harbour. 1100-pound marble statue is designed to honor schaefer's time spent on the baltimore city council. as mayor, governor and state acomptroller. the statue will be unveiled monday on schaefer's 88th birthday. >> and if you have something happening in your community. you can share it with baltimore. upload foe hetos, videos, written stories, to neighborhood news, go to foxbaltimore.com/yourtake. you can also send photos and videos directly from your cell phone through pics@foxbaltimore.com >> a big energy deal wins approval. what it could mean for bge customers. >> that guy is disgusting, disgusting. >> angry words after a guilty plea is withdrawn in a murder case involving a baby. find out why the plea suddenly changed. >> actually this is the first time we have done baggage screening. >> heightened security for the marc train how it is texting passenger service. >> 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but that plea was later withdrawn by the defense attorney since the judge had not been made aware that cobb expected to be released from the jail. until his sentencing date. >> and from the state's point of view, like i just said, we did not think that that was that big of an issue. clearly, you know, the judge did. >> man did something. he killed a baby. >> marcus cobbs will go to trial with the other co-defendants in this case, including stephen bynum, in court earlier in the week. >> are you guilty? what was your role in this? court documents allege the group was part of a cult that starved the one-year-old because javon would not say amen after a meal. >> every time i go by the moss house to see if i can see my child, marcus chased us away like dogs. so do not tell me that he was not a part of this. >> cobbs would have received a five year suspended sentence, if he had taken the plea deal. kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> cobbs goes to trial along with three other defendants in january. >> baltimore city faces a $60 million budget shortfall this year. and the problem, is expected to get worse next he year. baltimore city may get less help from the state because of maryland's projected shortfall. among the solutions being considered? raising baltimore's property income, and energy taxes. and dipping into the city's rainy-day fund. >> particularly with the proposed additional cuts coming from the state. with our deficit, with the whole pension gap, that we currently have. so it is something that we are going to have to high lie consider because at that point it will be raining. >> taking money from the rainy-day fund hurts the bond rating. and increases the cost of borrowing money. >> meanwhile, mayor sheila dixon said she can continue to run the city, even while she is on trial. the trial for the charges she faces is set to begin november 9. but dixon said she will be in court every day, and run the city every day. >> and that brings us to the question of the day. can mayor sheila dixon effectively lead the city while on trial? so far, 11 percent say yes. while 89 percent say no. raymond responds on facebook tonight. saying, no, she won't do her job the right way while on trial. because she is not doing that well now. >> and you can sound off about the question of the day on our website and facebook or send us a tweet @foxbaltimore. and text your answer to 45203. in our fox 45 a for yes, and fox 45 b for no. your response may air tonight later on the "late edition". >> reaction to the public service commission's approval of a major deal involving bge parent company. psc gave the gnawed to france's edf company to gain a stake in the nuclear operations. one time $100 credit to every customer. even though the governor likes the deal. one lawmaker said it is an argument for more government control. >> i think the decision today, builds the momentum for reregulation. >> there were many things that we pushed for, and advocated for and it was the right thing to do. i think, with the public service commission has done is the independent body that they are, is render a fair and reasonable decision in this case. >> we're all looking forward to going through it, our board will be reviewing it, and have something to say next week. >> in constellation approves it, the deal could be over within two weeks. >> if you are looking to take advantage of maryland's tax am amnesty program, time is running out. last day for taxpayers to pay what they owe with half interest due. and avoid penalties associated with back taxes. comptroller franchot said the program is bringing money into the state. but hopes this is the last time amnesty is granted. >> this is the last time they come in. because we need the money. but i hope we do not do it again. and reward people that pay taxes on time. which is almost everybody. and vigorously going after the people that cheat the state. >> comptroller field offices in hagerstown, salisbury, wheaton, baltimore, and annapolis, were open to 8:00 for the last minute transactions. >> work is already beginning on the health care bills in the house and the senate. house leader nancy pelosi unveiled her version of the health care reform yesterday and some liberals are not happy with it. even though the house bill includes a government run insurance plan. some democrats wanted a stronger public option. and republicans say this bill is expensive and will raise health care costs for everyone. >> it is the over 50 new agencies, boards, commissions, mandates, that are going to raise the cost of health insurance for all americans. it is going to be immensely expensive at a time when we're broke. >> democratic house leadership wants to vote on the bill within the next two weeks. >> now the house version promises to insure 96 percent of all americans. tonight, we take a closer look at what's in the measure. and what it is going to cost you. >> the house plan costs $894 billion over 10 years. below the $900 billion limit set by president obama. and democratic leaders boast the legislation reduces the deficit by $30 billion over 10 years. >> the bill is fiscally sound will not add one dime to the deficit. >> democrats use information from the congressional budget office to make that claim. what they don't say is that after the initial 10 year period, the same budget office said the health bill will spend more than what it takes in. >> it will raise the cost of the american's health insurance. going to kill jobs with taxes hikes and new mandates in it. >> house bill includes the public option, government run insurance. all americans would be required to buy insurance. and sub is citizen keys would be provided to those that can not afford insurance. insurance companies would not be allowed to deny coverage, based on preexisting conditions. there are tax aincreases on the wealthy. and medicare, would be cut by nearly 1 1/2 percent. >> today, we are one step further along hard road. the road to bring quality, affordable health care, to every one of our fellow citizens. >> but the house version is massive. totaling 1990 pages of legislation. >> it is about 4 reams of paper. i would say that the people that are getting reamed are the american people. >> and there is a lot more about health care reform. you can find it on our website on foxbaltimore.com and click on the cure for health care icon. and tell lawmakers what you think about health care reform. their contact information is on our website. foxbaltimore.com/your voice. >> maryland family gets their dog stolen but this is not just any dog. he is also the best friend of a boy with special needs. meg megan gilliland tells us the dog has also been an inspiration. >> the yorkie's name is gum me and missing for more than a week. but it feels longer to 12-year-old andy brin na man. >> andy has autism and named the dog gum me after a favorite food, gum me bears, he did not talk much before the family got gum me a year ago. >> i have worked hard with andy to get him as far as he can, and this animal pushed him further. i like to call it to greatness. >> you can imagine the heartbreak when the boy's pet disappeared. >> gum me is his best friend. >> it happened last thursday afternoon. when a salesman knocked on the door of the clinton home. brennaman opened the door, and gum me pushed open the screen door and ran across the lawn. >> and i am yelling, that's my dog. >> my heart has been breaking. you don't know. i have been crying for days. >> brennaman posted signs all over, nearby streets. >> i looked everywhere in the neighborhood. i have been looking for days now. >> she has contacted vets, and the police in case she is correct and gum me was stolen. >> that's pretty miserable for someone to do. >> no matter what, she is worried the dog is in danger. and son asks over and over. >> can we look for gum me. >> gum me is not just boy's best friend but a life line. brennaman hopes she can welcome the dog home soon. megan gilliland, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> heightened security means extra minutes for rail commuters earlier today. for the first time the tsa staged random screening of marc train passengers this morning. the goal is to detour crime with increase presence of authorities. the tsa is using dogs and agents as well to catch anyone who is involved in suspicious activity. >> essentially we're doing screening, making sure that, you know, there is no suspicious activity or packages. and really, even gauge a number of things throughout the system. >> as a result, travelers are encouraged to give themselves extra time now. more on the story late edition tonight at 11:00. >> some rain is on the way. how it can affect the halloween plans coming up. >> and later on the news at hundreds on car insurance. what you might not know is that you can contact geico to see if you could save on homeowner's and renter's insurance too. for more information call 1-800-947-auto or 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on radar, we're dry. couple of clouds out there. for the overnight hours for today. but there is some heavier rain showers off to the west. also situated with a cold front. this will impact us tomorrow night. so depending on when the system pushes in here, could depend on if trick or treaters see wet rain showers tomorrow. temperatures though, good news, is tomorrow, even with scattered rain showers, it won't be cold but more warm. since temperatures climb into the 70s tomorrow. and right now, 59 degrees in d.c. 60 in baltimore, 57 in will ming don. 59 in oakland. on the future scan, cold front, ahead of it, the warm mild air mass heads over us for 24 hours. and before the cold front does inch closer overnight tonight. and for tomorrow, wake up tomorrow to sunshine, and clouds thickening up fast. at noon tomorrow. dry, but then for trick or treaters, 6:00, dry. radar has us dry. so best chance to go outside and trick or treat is earlier rather than later. and dry at 7:00. and 9:00, that's when the heavier rain showers start to move in here. and stick with us overnight. so past 9:00, overnight hours, if you have a halloween party that's when you will need to pack the umbrella. looking toward sunday 11 a.m. tailgating could be wet for the game sunday. and dry out for the kick at 1:00 for the ravens' game. should be dry as high pressure system builds in. cold front off to the atlantic ocean. and so timing it out with the cold front to see how fast it does move out. for tomorrow, eastern shore forecast. 70 degrees for a high temperature. winds strong. out of the southwest 10-to-15 miles per hour. and switching to northwest behind that cold front. and rain developing late. with the central maryland the same. sunshine. clouds thickening up. rain showers developing in the late afternoon and evening hours. and mile. and 71 for a high. and recap a bit. from five to 7:00. scattered rain showers. pack the umbrella. but then by seven to 9:00. by 9:00, that's the best chance for rain showers. so get out early for trick or treating is the best chance to not be wet out there. and daylight savings time. definitely set your clock back one hour. one hour extra sleep before you go to bed tomorrow night. saturday night. when we get the extra hour on late saturday early sunday. five-day forecast. 71 degrees for tomorrow. and look how temperatures drop down quickly behind the cold front. 60 on sunday. great weather for the ravens' game. 60 monday. dry, and the high pressure system builds in and keeps us dry and sunny for the beginning and middle of the work week next week. 60 on monday. 59 on tuesday. and 58 degrees next wednesday. don't forget, i-radar is available at foxbaltimore.com. you can use fox 45 powerful doppler radar to track the storms. it lets you see when rain or snow is over your house. go to foxbaltimore.com/i-radar. >> sunny and cher's little girl is undergoing a sex change. coming out as a lesbian at 18, and said she always felt like a man. she is taking hormone treatments, and the entire sex change process takes about four to five years. >> you may soon be able to buy the recliner made famous for being involved in a drunk driving crash. police in proctor minnesota took the motorized piece of furniture from the owner last year. 62-year-old dennis anderson was driving it when he crashed into a parked car. but police say his blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit. >> makes me mad. because all i was trying to do is capitalize on the chair. build a bigger and better one this time. >> now, this is not your ordinary lazy boy. it has roll bars and magazine holder, speakers, mirror, cup holder and radio and headlights. police are selling it on e-bay. >> protecting yourself from the seasonal flu, what prescription meds could add extra protection. >> keep gadgets and protect toys sold at record low prices this holiday season coming up on the "word on the web". america. >> a slumping economy could mean a deal for consumers this holiday season. judy kurtz reveals which electronics retailers plan to sell at low prices. in tonight's "word on the web". judy? >> it is not even halloween yet but retailers are already talking about holiday shopping. and with competition high and the amount of money consumers want to spend low. stores are prepared to give shoppers deep discounts on electronics. price os flat screen televisions, computers, gps falling to lows. and experts say a year ago a 50-inch television could run more than $1000. this year, they are sold for as low as $799. camcorders and high definition dvd players seeing big drops. >> blu-ray and home theaters, below $100, 46-inch television for under 1000, which is decent. >> prices on electronics, generally drop overtime. but the consumer electronics association said the declines this year are steeper than normal. and you can be the first to know about breaking news, severe weather and traffic with mobile news. get text alerts and streaming video on your phone. sign up at foxbaltimore.com or text wbff to 45203. i am judy kurtz, and that's tonight's "word on the web". >> in tonight's top story. a baltimore county police officer is shot, and the alleged gunman is dead. it all started around 5:30 this evening. in the 6800 block of hy-vee road in parkville. the officer was responding to a domestic call when the suspect shot him in the upper torso. police say the suspect was ultimately killed during a shootout with other officers on the scene. the officer that was shot was taken to bayview hospital. with non-life threatening injuries. >> stale ahead on the news at 10:00. tips on how to keep your family and trick or treaters healt save instantly on affordable fall style at jcpenney. get and instant $10 off when you spend $50. plus, night and day doorbusters. save 50% on worthington, st. john's bay, arizona and more go to jcp.com for your instant money coupon. jcpenney et the volkswagen jetta. it gets an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon, and was named a iihs top safety pick. and like all new volkswagens, it comes with 3 years or 36,000 miles of no-charge scheduled carefree maintenance. it's all part of why the jetta, is the top-selling german-engineered sedan in america. >> fight crime with one single phone call. we're opening up the fugitive files hoping to put three suspects behind bars. joy lepola has the latest on tonight's fugitives. >> chauncey jones wanted for murder. on october 10, jones shot and killed 26-year-old alonso key in the 700 block of north kenwood avenue. chauncey jones 5'2, and weighs 130 pounds. >> 24-year-old lamont cook is wanted for attempted first-degree murder. investigators say early in the morning, on august 25, cook and his girlfriend were walking in the 2600 block of loyola south way and got in an argument. police believe cook then poured a drink over his girlfriend's head and then stabbed her in the neck. lamont cook is 5 feet 5 and weighs 155. >> then there is robert lee laner wanted for armed robbery, assault and reckless endangerment. police say he is responsible for a series of holdups in baltimore. robert lee laner is approximately 5'5 and weighs about 170 pounds. >> well, as you can see, we have a team of detectives standing by, waiting to take your call. the number is (410)637-8970. again, 410-637-8970. these officers are not going to ask you any personal information. they want details about the fugitives. we're profiling tonight. join me now is sergeant marcus can, with the warrant apprehension task force. lets talk a bit about the importance of the community's role in this. >> yes, because each one of these suspects is blatantly illustrated the proceedtence pens tee to commit violent acts it is important to get them off the street as soon as possible. to that end, community participation could greatly enhance the ability to do our job, and get these guys off the street into airdrome where they belong. >> all right. thank you sergeant. again, here is your chance to clean up the streets of baltimore. lets get these guys off the streets. but we cannot do it alone. we need your help. again, the number here, 410-637-8970. back to you. jeff and karen. >> some people taking medication to lower cholesterol may also have an extra protection against seasonal flu. researcher in oregon said people taking statons are nearly 50 percent less likely to die from flu. a team of research areers looked at the medical records of 2800 people hospitalized for seasonal flu. and 17 people that had previously been taking statons died compared to 64 deaths among the rest. >> with the h1n1 virus this year, there are some precautions to follow this halloween holiday. red cross issued several recommendations to prevent the spread of swine flu this halloween. first rule, if you are sick. stay at home. and if you have sick children at home, do not handout any candy this year. >> that big bowl of candy, that you have. really better to take a piece out of there and put it in the child's basket than letting the kids dip their hands into the bucket. >> so another idea. use a scoop like this. to dish out candy. that way fewer germs obviously are passed around. >> the broncos are among the best team at sacking the quarterback. find out how the >> well, clouds to start the day tomorrow for halloween. and light rain showers move in. scattered rain showers from five to seven. so better get out early for trick or treat. and 70, mild. and from seven to nine, that's when more wide spread rain showers will be in the area for the daytime. so better get out early. seven-day forecast. 71 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow. and then rain showers in the late afternoon, evening hours. and mainly more wide spread after 9:00. hanging around overnight saturday night to sunday morning. and then on sunday, 60 degrees for a high temperature for the ravens' game. see a bit of a wet forecast in the morning. so if you are headed out tailgating for the ravens, wet showers. and by game time, 1:00, against the broncos, things should dry out and be a nice afternoon sunday. and then monday, tuesday, and pretty much all of next week, dry and sunny, in the upper 50s to low 60s. although there is a coastal low that could develop depending on how far inland it could come. so rain showers by next weekend. thursday and friday, depending on the track. we're dry as of right now. that's the halloween forecast and seven-day forecast. back to you. >> jessica, thank you so much for the 683 week in a row, monday is looking spectacular. incredible. >> finding the perfect costume can be a challenge. but for two techies from tampa. they are phoning it in. >> introducing the guy phone costume. essentially a 42-inch flat screen television. hooked up to a modified i-phone. cost is about $1000 for each piece. but the designers hope they will earn that all back and then some by winning lots of costume contest. >> that's a stretch. >> something tells me they will take a bath. it is all right. >> no, i think it is a stretch. >> i am not impressed either. >> you biunderstand why they call the guy phone. >> yeah. absolutely. >> ravens look to snap the three game losing streak on sunday. >> yeah, kristen berset joins us now with "sports unlimited". christine, save us, please. >> i am just thinking about spending $1000 on a halloween costume for crying aloud. but, hey, if they are creative, folks,gy guess. coming up on "sports unlimited". if the ravens want to win sunday they will have to keep joe flacco on his feet. find out how they plan to stop denver's pass rush. and a battle between two of the state's best teams as unbeaten appleton travels to undefeated river hill in the subway high school game of the week. find out who got their first loss. and dominique foxworth, cornerback for the ravens originally drafted by the broncos. so how much does he know about his former team? find out in this week's installment of making the grade. "sports unlimited" starts right now. >> when the ravens take the field against the undefeated denver broncos on sunday. they are offensive line will have a tough task protecting court back flaky from the elite denver defense. broncos second in the league for most sacs with 21 so far this season. but among the group, is elvis dumerville that leads with 10 sacks. and good at using his small size to get under blockers and get to the quarterback. john harbaugh said his team past protection this season so far has been good but he needs to get a lot better in order to hold off the developing kos d. >> they beat blocks one-on-one, so do a nice job of bull rushing and getting on edges, relentless, never stop and talented fast guys. so that's where it comes down to. our guys blocking them. >> one of the main goals of a defense. it would be if i was coaching defense. is put pressure on the quarterback. make him feel uncomfortable. and it is their job of the good quarterback to overcome that. and offense line to overcome that. and, you know that's what we will do as offense. receivers get open on the outside and give me a chance to get back there and get the ball out of my hands. >> joe flacco has been nursing a ankle injury that he sustained in the minnesota game two weeks ago. but said that he will be fine to play this sunday. now halfway into the second year as a pro quarterback, joe flacco has shown why his team, and coaches, have so much confidence in him. with a 64 percent completion rate, joe flacco has thrown for over 300 yards, in three games this season. and he is also thrown for 11 touchdowns. the ravens receivers know that if they get open, joe flacco will get them the ball. >> joe has that ability to stand in a pocket and he has done it, you know, game in and game out to take a big hit and get back up and go to the next play. and if you have to stand in a pocket again for the team, he does it. so that's something you cannot teach. it has to be in you. and fortunately we have a quarterback that, you know, he has a sort of a defensive mentality when it comes to standing in the pocket. >> now, update on jared gaither. he is listed as questionable with a neck injury that he suffered in week four against the patriots. it is still unclear whether he will play this sunday. jared gaither had full participation in practice on wednesday. he sat down practice on thursday. and was limited today. neither jared gaither nor john harbaugh would comment on his status. >> now, to the world series. the yankees took game two in the bronxs last night on the arms of burnett and rivera. they held the phillies to just one run, on six hits.