firing through matthew judon for baltimore. dan: eight sacks on the year for judon and this one was just a blur. he goes around the little twist move there in the middle. willy henry taking care of the interference. down goes dalton. really conservative play calling by bill lazor and the bengals. two runs and then a forced pass and a sack on third down. ian: first sack of the day for the baltimore defense. cincinnati punts it on fourth down to campanaro. big punt, campanaro, though, has some room. and he s out of bounds. 55-yard kick with a flag thrown back of the 29 on cincinnati s end of the field. referee: during the kick, holding. number 88 of the receiving team. 10-yard penalty from the end of the kick. baltimore s ball. first down. ian: it is a call on the hold, mayle. 6:33 on the clock. baltimore 27. cincinnati 24. they ll back it up after the penalty. a completely different team in the second half. the baltimore ravens did some soul searching during the bye week. they
today on i-74 could have been deadly if not for the heroic actions of one man.he was seen standing at the scene telling semi drivers to stop. then vanished!and as nine on your side s scott wegener shows us one woman wants that man to know how much he s appreciated. darrell howell saw the castastophe coming in slow motion. and i thought i seen something, and i started slowing down-i was only doing about thirty, thirty-five. but there just wasn t no stopping. because of his quick thinking, he escaped with relatively minor damage to his truck. but dozens of other vehicles were not so lucky.they crashed into each other during a white out, here on interstate 74, near (west) harrison indiana. you couldn t see anything. brittany herth was one of them. i got hit and then i hit a brown jeep that was in front of me.and i actually hit the concrete wall. as catastrophic as this accident was, drivers say it could have been a lot worse, if not for a good samaritan who got out of
now at 7.the east bound lanes of i-74 are opening up about 8 hours after a semi caused a chain reaction crash involving at least 30 other cars.it happened during a white out caused by a snow squall hit the area hard and fast.only chopper 9 can bring you this exclusive vantage point of the crash from the air. and right now, the westbound lanes remain closed. 9 on your side s john genovese has the latest from the ohio- indiana state line. for hours we ve saw tow trucks cycling back and forth to clear this mess and reopen the interstate. (vo)indiana state police say 40 cars and trucks - many of those semis - smashed into each other almost like a domino effect as a blinding wall of snow was moving through. we re told there were two separate strings of collisions - the first beginning with a jack-knifed big rig. many of the people caught up in this were brought to a nearby store for shelter. as this was all happening - some of them rescuers by guiding them to the people in need. (
even as far away as wilmington. it was real team work. these are the men charged in the case. the alleged trigger man, 19-year-old demarche re demarrecus staley. 19-year-old rodney foster, willingham and 18-year-old justin cook. court documents showed the four men planned to rob tyler casso. police say while cook and wimmingham waited inside a car, foster and staley wearing masks, confronted casso s older brother with a gun inside the westchester home. they say that s when there was a struggle. men took off and casso later died from his injuries. westchester police chief says social media helped in their investigation. there was some and obviously someone that creates chatter. cook and wimmingham turned themselves in. foster was arrested. and staley in cincinnati. chief herzog says his detectives worked tirelessly to make an arrest. they are the kind of guys you have to tell to go home. you have to say, go get some rest. come back in four hours. it s the best compromi
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