in cincinnati, scott reese. nbc bay area news. appreciate it.our coverage will continue all day long. make sure to get your updates on nbcbayarea.com. >> we did get promised moisture but very comfortable conditions today. let's take you outside and show you what we're left with. just a few high towers. we will likely see more thunderstorms develop. the overall system is me anderring. i'm going to show you why. i'm expecting it to come back in the next few hours. so we're expecting more rain in time for the evening commute home. 7:00 p.m., 60 degrees and k p.m. as the ath lettics take on the tigers. mostly cloudy conditions. a few showers. i'll have the forecast coming up. i want to show you the system and why it's so hard to forecast and when it's going to get out of the way. it will be moving on. >> well, a young schoolgirl voicing her opinion. she was singled out voicing her dreams, and then she was shot by the taliban. coming up, what she said that enraged the taliban so much. we'll give you an jut date on her condition. >> and a massive toyo

scott reese is in cincinnati with more on the big game for the giants. scott? >> reporter: yeah, koz, just like the a's, the giants with no margin for aerror going forward. they have to sweep the reds fod to chance to the championship series. a daunting task, no question. however, the giants did play very well away from home during the course of the season, especially in the second half. interesting pitching matchup now. you've got homer bailey going for cincinnati. homer bailey, you may remember less than two weeks ago, threw a no-hitter and in fact with matt kaip thrown the perfect game back in june, the giants counter with ryan vogelsong. you know that his entire re-emerge e re-emergence with the giants is a study in bucking the odds. so he is undaunted by the job tonight. >> the cliche says it's just another game but i feel like just another game doesn't count when you're talking about postseason to begin with. i think if you talk about being down 0-2 in the series, you can't really say it's just another game either. >> we're alive an i guess more than anyt

louis, i'm scott reese.end it back to the studio. >>> giants fans, of course, are used to these down to the wire games. >> their teams love to do it like that. never make it look easy. they still have gotten the job done so far. arturo santiago is live at at&t park in san francisco where that hometown crowd is holding on and weighing in on today's ball game. arturo, good morning. >> reporter: they truly are holding on. good morning, jon. every fan that i talked to this morning believes that the giants can get this done. they understand that this is just the torture that they have to endure in order to reach their ultimate goal. now, the giants came roaring back and won three in a row for a chance to play for the pennant. that was just a couple of weeks ago when they were down 2-0 to the cincinnati reds in the division series. when the giants made their magical run to win the world series two years ago, that was a torturous september leading into the playoffs. now, what we do have on our side is that not only

you make an or reese yum in a nuclear reactor.an or reese yum because you understand how protons and new trons work and by understanding it you infer that the earth is 4 1/2 billion years old. that's science. that's fact. you can't close your eyes and make them not true. >> here's the thing. we were talking about this. this is nothing new. rick perry, michele bachmann, i think we have clips from both of them. they're republicans that both ran for office and talked about it. >> it's a theory. it's got gaps in it. in texas we teach both creation and evolution because i figure you're smart enough to figure out which one is right. >> questioning the idea of evolution there is a controversy among scientists whether evolution is fact or not. >> is that true? is there controversy? >> no, there's no controversy among scientists. there's controversy. >> what do you think the motivation is here? >> this is always a troubling thing. i've got to tell you that our ancestors have made these these discoveries. the way we understand it. to set as

let's go live to cincinnati where scott reese has reaction from the giants. they brought their bats today. what a game. >> reporter: they found their bats, which is a great thing after totaling five hits in the last two games, although they won one game, obviously. tonight offense is not an issue. they had 11 hits, eight for extra bases. that is a giants playoff franchise record. we'll show you a couple of the more memorable plays beginning with with pablo sandoval, who they need to heat up in a hurry. that ought to help. 422 feet, almost into the ohio river. two-run shot made it 8-3. bottom of the ninth inning, santiago gets ludwig to foul out to first base. 8-3 the final. the series tied at 2-2. we're headed to it game fife tomorrow in cincinnati. >> you haven't done anything yet, but we had to get to this point. i'm proud of how the guys have fought, and last night was a tough game that could have gone either way. you know, your back's against the wall, but they've done a great job of bouncing back and getting to tomorrow's game, which, you know, the only

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scott reese, good morning. >> henry, good morning to you. yeah, like the a's, the giants stayed alive with a win last night in cincinnati. before we get to the highlights, there was some sprinkles this morning. the tarp was on the field when we arrived. the grounds crew removed the tarp and they're expecting sunny skies, albeit some wind this afternoon for baseball. now, back to sports. yeah the giants last night didn't muster a whole lot of offense. three hits to be exact in ten innings. yet somehow they escaped. reds fans looking for a sweep. ryan vogelsong was rusty and shaky in the first. this rbi single from zwra bruce made it 1-0 cincinnati. but he settled down after that. the giants were able to tie it up in the third inning. they did so without the benefit of a base hit. yeah, blanco got hit by a pitch, then a walk, then a sacrifice, and a sacrifice fly scores blanco and the giants tied the game at one. it would stay 1-1 all the way to the ninth inning. then the ground to third. scott roland, eight-time gold glove winner. couldn't ha

comcast sportsnet scott reese is live in st. louis this morning where manager bruce bochy is putting the ball in timmy lincecum's hands. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon and laura. yeah, they erased a 2-0 series deficit against cincinnati so down 2-1 not nearly as daunting. yes, tim lincecum will take the baseball tonight in game four. timmy has been terrific in his playoff season. he has thrown 8 1/3 innings of one-run baseball. they would love to duplicate that and of course lincecum one of the heroes back in 2010 when he won four games on the road to a world series title. in order for the giants to be successful, they not only need good pitching, the bats will have to come to life with runners in scoring position. they were zero for seven last night in such situations. they left 11 men on base. that is no way to win a playoff game. they'll try to sort it out and even up the series tonight. game time locally is 7:00. that would be 5:00 p.m. out on the west coast. your pregame coverage begins on comcast sportsnet ba

scott reese for nbc bay area news. guys. >> the g-men need to get it done. meantime in oakland, more high stakes and high drama as the a's advance to game five after a ninth inning stunner. ecstacy, elation, excitement, all understatements as a's fans just keep that dream alive in oakland. comcast sportsnet bay area's henry wofford is live at the coliseum this morning with a look at that big-time victory and what it's going to take to keep the magic going and advance to the next round. hen henry, are you ready? let's do it. >> reporter: jon, i tell you what, you don't even have to be a die-hard fan to enjoy what's going on in oakland. my wife is a casual fan and she kept cheering why people are cheering for a breakfast cereal. i had, no, honey, coco crisp is a center fielder and he became up big last night. bottom of the ninth and they had to perform big-time. seth smith steps to the plate, sends one to deep right center, two runs come in. we're tied at three. and then coco crisp, the player, not the cereal, honey, com

for now i'm scott reese, live in st. louis. jon and laura, back to you. >> it must be cool there, he's got hi gloves on this morning. christina yesterday's game got rained out for a time. how does it look for today? >> we had a frontal boundary move right over busch stadium yesterday, hence a 3:three hour8 minute rain delay. cold weather is not great when it comes to the ball traveling. it makes it hard for the pitcher and the hitter so we'll have to see how that fares for our boys. but we've got your back big-time here at nbc bay area. we'll have live updates throughout the day on that. 50 in napa, 60 to start here in san francisco and the south bay nice and cool this morning, 50s all across the board. as we head throughout this afternoon, the mid-90s return. that's inland. we're talking about the mid-80s bayside. and at the coast, even getting close to the 90s in some of your coastal cities like santa cruz. that's the place to be later on today if you still have that luxury. 80 degrees at the coast and places like pacifica an

the book is dedicated to reese witherspoon.r on and off screen, the atmosphere between us was charged. our past didn't stand a chance. what was the connect between these two? >> they love each other. reese witherspoon is such a great animal lover. >> he dedicated the book to her. >> he had a big crush on her. i didn't know until he started barking to wendy about the book. that's when i realized, wow, you really were crazy about this lady. >> is he a little more difficult to get along with because he's such a star or has he retired to be a best selling author? what's going on? >> both. it's getting a little bit to his head. every once in awhile i tell him to do things and he looks at me like, really, not going to happen. >> going to be a best seller. omar, thank you. >> thank you very much, omar. thank you, uggie. >>> hoda has been feeling neglected lately. we'll see how she tries to fill the void. right after this. follow the wings. [ female announcer ] this is laura. laura's being healthy and chewing her multivitamin. introduc

richard reese. reese. my recollection goes back in the years that at least one of your books took place primarily in iran and another primarily in afghanistan and i wonder where there is anything taking place today that is in any way this applies to you? >> many things, many things surprise me and you are right, lie down with alliance is a thriller set in afghanistan in the early 80s and i do remember writing a scene in that book in which the hero of the story has an argument with her boyfriend who is a cia agent, about whether or not they should support the mujahideen and jane, who has their right side of this argument as women often do in my stories, jane says -- her boyfriend wants to help takeover and she says, you wait and see when they take over. they will start putting people in jail. there won't be any freedom. that did become true so i wasn't surprised when things went so bad in afghanistan because i actually met some of those people, the mujahideen. for some reason some of them came to london. so

. >> the a's best of pfizer reese against the tigers begins saturday in detroit, -- game time 3:00 our time. the giants also in the playoffs. they host the reds saturday night at 6:30. bay then our weather should be much cooler after a heatwave. lisa argen is ahead to talk more about our forecast. >>> it is pretty nice outside now in our east bay a little wind blowing by the delta, 70 antioch, gusty wind at 36 miles an hour, downtown still a lot of grey out there, as we head out with the grey conditions it is going to take a while to clear you can tell that overcast is with us we'll peek out into sunshine in parts of the bay san francisco i should say. weather is next. >>> also, the humanitarian side of the military. why local officials climbed onboard a navy ship today. >>> later, helping victims of domestic violence. the event going >>> look up in the skies this afternoon over the bay and you might spot the blue angels. this is a live picture of the amphibious assault ship docked along the embarcadero in san francisco where the mayor officially welcomed the navy's arrival where amy h

how does reese feel about uggie? while. you mentioned he's had other roles. when "the artist" first came to you, did you think, wow, this is going to be huge, a breakout movie? >> no, nobody knew it. it was just like a low-budget frenchy black and white, and we never even knew we would see it on dvd or anything like that, and then it just exploded. >> and then the oscar. so much has happened. what's been your favorite thing to see and do with uggie since "the artist" has become such a phenomenon? >> probably the tour. the tour's been great and now the book. he also has his own application so he's going places. >> is uggie retired from movies now? >> from movies, definitely yes. >> why is that? just because there comes a time when it's too much work. he's older now? >> he still has a lot of energy, but he just doesn't have it to be on set for 10, 15 hours a day, and it's just not fair, and i think he had a great time in "the artist." we're going to leave him there. >> a hollywood maxim, got to know to leave on a high

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reese's cups. >> starburst comes in in second place and reese's peanut butter cups come in in third place. there is some of your chocolate. >> number three? number one on my list. >> okay. >> we'll be right back. anncr: their ads, hopelessly untrue. a west virginia casino launching the biggest ad barrage ever. don't be misled. the washington post says question seven is just... common sense. it'll create 4,000 permanent jobs. and stop maryland from losing millions to other states... every year. that's why business, labor, and teachers all support... question seven. and so does the washington post. vote for question seven. it's just common sense. >>> no surprise here that college costs are going up but wait until you hear the tab for some schools. we'll have more on that in just a minute. first, let's talk about the markets. lauren simonetti with fox business network is live in new york with business beat. happy friday to you. >> happy friday. it is a bad friday. >> it's bad friday. let's go ahead and you expound on the bad friday. >> well, we finally saw some positive territory yesterday,

. >> the a's bt of pfir reese against e tigers begi saturday in detroit, -- game time 3:00 our time.he giants also in the playoffs. they host the reds saturday night at 6:30. bay then our weather should be much cooler after a heatwave. lisa argen is ahead to talk more about our forest. >>> it i prettyice tside now inur east by alittle windlowing by t delta, 70 antioch, gusty wind at 36 miles an hour, downtown still a lot of grey out there, as we head out with the grey conditions it is going to take a while to clear you can tell that overcast is with us we'll peek out into sunshine in parts of the bay san francisco i should say. weather is next. >>> also, the humanitarian side of the military. why local officials climbed onboard a navy ship today. >>> later, helping victims of >>> later, helping victims of domestic vi did you know dentures are ten times softer than natural teeth and can be easily scratched? they may also have surface pores, where odor-causing bacteria can grow. that's why dentures require special care. make polident® part of your daily routine. polident's unique micro

one of them i want to point out as a reese -- recent provider myself, people with hiv cannot be prohibited. (applause) >> i work with many of you in this audience. how many conversations have we had with people saying i don't want to get tested right now. i don't have insurance, i'm afraid i'm going to lose my insurance. this is transformative. san francisco figured this out a while ago, the comprehensive health care really makes the difference not only at the individual level, but for increasing community health and wellness. so, again, a real signal -- real shout out to san francisco for your leadership. and a real signal to how we can potentially move forward as a nation. so, thank you. so, san francisco has been a model city for over 30 years in hiv prevention care and treatment. we look forward to working with you at the national aids policy. we are going to continue to do a lot of outreach, conversations, figuring out how to bring the community voice to the federal level. it is always helpful for us to remind ourselves what have we done today to prevent new hiv infections. what have

scott reese is live at great american ballpark right now. scott, how is the energy back there? we're on fire back here. how are you feeling? >> reporter: i'm doing okay. game five, early start time so we don't have to wait long to find out how this all plays out. the giants may have left their hearts in san francisco but they found their bats in cincinnati. they busted out last night with 11 hits, including three home runs. angel pagan leading off the game with a long ball and pablo sandoval almost hit one into the ohio river, 422 feet. the giants win this one going away. tim lincecum 4 1/3 innings out of the bullpen and he picks up the win in relief of barry zito. the giants tie up the series and the reds crowd was stunned. one defagame for the series. giants/reds just after 10:00 a.m. our coverage over on comcast sportsnet begins at high noon. the giants have only played one game five in a best of five series. that was back in 2002 and they beat the braves. we'll see if history repeats itself today in cincinnati. >> we remember it well. thanks so much, scott. >>> comeback kid

president of reese and reese.our take on this move, laura. >> well, this scandal had nothing to do -- well, it had everything to do with the sports performance and the scandals before, kobe, tiger and the others, they were off-the-field shenanigans. that's why nike says this is a sports problem, a cheating problem. no longer, after ten years they finally cut ties with lance. >> now nike's gone. to what extent are they going to drop like flies in terms of sponsorships? >> oh, they all are going to drop. it will be like a dom knee effect because everyone is watching what's nike going to do. nike stuck with tiger because they said we are supporting his sport performance. those brands, tiger and kobe, brought themselves back by playing on the field, by getting back -- >> come on, laura! laura, come on! listen. if you ask the majority of americans the tiger woods situation, the michael vick situation, lance armstrong was a cancer survivor, is going to be viewed below that in terms of severity. the roehm real reason nik

jim reese will bring us all the updates. the giants facing the same situation as the a's trying to sweep through the reds to get to the next round. >> we wish them both the best. >>> jim kozimor says its calm and quiet at o.co. i'm sure it's a little cold. >> it is. yesterday was the coldest morning we had in three months. 49 in santa rosa, 45 in novato and temperatures are going to be kind of cool today. we are getting into that time of the season. i wanted to point out something else we're noticing, dropping off in terms of your visibility from santa rosa down south to novato. also getting a little bit of fog between gilroy and morgan hill so travel cautiously this morning. as we head throughout the day today, area of low pressure finally moves onshore and that's going to bring us some showers, so who has the best chance of seeing those showers. what you need to know temperaturewise, 72 degrees at 4:00 p.m., 70 bayside and 65 at the coast. wee not expecting the rain until later tonight into tomorrow morning. i've got your

. >> reporter: the president's responses did not pin romney to what he said during the prime reese andhe was able to reframe his positions. >> you have to have regulation there's some parts of dodd-frank that make sense. >> reporter: where romney was weakest was in specifics. the president aid that point many >> the president: at some point the american people have to ask is the reason governor romney is keeping all these plans to replace secret, because they are too good? >> reporter: tom time and again romney had last word. >> i have to -- >> i have to respond which is my experience as a governor, if i come in and lay down a piece of legislation and say it is my way or the highway, i don't get a lot done. >> that was political reporter mark matthews. if you missed the debate you can see it by going to abc7news.com. >>> next debate a week from today in danville, kentucky. vice president biden and congressman ryan face off. abc 7 will air the debate live. >>> 4:35, san francisco archdiocese will install a new archbishop this afternoon. two thousand people are expected to watch. he was

scott reese continues our coverage. >> reporter: back on august 20th, baumgartner threw a shutout. it was all down hill from there. the earned run average up half a point from the end of the regular season. the playoffs been somewhat of a disaster. the giants believe they fixed a mechanical flaw. everyone has full confidence that he'll get it back together for game two. >> i want to go out there and try to keep us in the game and do a good job. i haven't done that yet this postseason. it will be nice to go out there and throw better for us. >> madison's a gamer. looking forward to seeing him play. looking forward to playing behind him. and we're excited. >> i feel good about madison. he's done a great job for us since he's been up here. including postseason. and it's a small sample on a couple hiccups he had earlier. i think he's getting some much needed rest and time to work on making a couple adjustments in his delivery. >> ball gartner has more of a legacy to live up to than just good pitching. the giants starters -- they'll be trying to help their teammates in more ways than on

. >>> scott reese here. t minus two days until the giants begin their postseason run.rust is hard at work. big roster decisions to be made. 11 pitchers, 12 pitchers? keep a pinch-runer? a third catcher. the reds present a big challenge, great pitching with a potent offense. but one thing he did decide on is game two starter. >> bumgarner is going the second game. that's where we're going to leave it at right now. so game one and game two. we'll announce the rest of the rotation a little later. obviously we want to talk to the guys. and really that's where we're at right now. so we're set for game one and game two. >> every day we go out there, our pitching is big reason why we won the n.l. west. so we're all excited for mattie and i'm sure he's happy. >> i just can't make mistakes. even if you make your pitch, there's a chance they're going to put the barrel on it, too. so you got to try to keep them off balance. just got to be on your game. >> a's fans still reveling in their team's incredible run this season. especially this week. oakland becoming the first team ever

. >> i want to point out the most beautiful pieces of sidewalk and would aboutingent reese much this is gorgeous and perfectly done absolutely gorgeous, when are the elements that make this so good and comply. under the ada the building department requires a landing on the outside of any entry that's level, considered quarter inch per foot or 2 percent. as you know this san francisco we have a lot of sidewalks that are a lot steeper than 2 percent. the trick is, how do you acomidate a landing a flat landing at an entry in the middle of a sidewalk that happens to slope -- >> away from the building. and longitudinally at a slope like this? it wasn't easy but we created guidelines with regard to feathering out the sidewalk. >> you can look at this one. here we are. here it's 2 percent. this is this meets the definition of level. more or less. 2 percent and meets the slope. what was previously a sloping sidewalk but you see over here they raise today a bit to make a smooth transition to the existing sidewalk. >> also raised the curb to make it flatter in this direction and the feathering

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scott reese is live in st. louis. scott, the giants trail st. louis 3-1 and clearly have trouble bringing runners home. with that in mind, the question is should we expect any major lineup changes today? >> reporter: well, jon, we saw some minor lineup changes yesterday. i don't know how much more bruce bochy can reach into his bag of tricks. the main chore was to find some protection for buster posey, who hadn't seen many pitches so they flip-flopped posey and pablo sandoval. posey still is just 2 for 14 in this nlcs and he has not driven in a single run. as for deja vu, the giants faced this situation in cincinnati and that was more daunting because they had to win three games on the road. now the mantra is just win one. win today's game and get it back to san francisco and take your chances with six and seven. first pitch just after 5:00. first pitch at 5:07 pacific time and our coverage on comcast sportsnet bay area begins at 4:00. so, guys, the giants seem to rise to the occasion when their backs are against the wall and, hey, their backs a

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the backup qb tommy reese finds tj jones. city on the taylor is stuffed by the defense. and then on fourth down they try it again. but unfortunately, same result. the officials would review the play on the second effort but the call on the field would stand. they lose 20-13. and the stanford offense is held to under 300 yards and no touchdowns. >>> san jose state riding its longest winning streak in 22 years hosting utah state. not a good home combing for the spartans' defense. second quarter the aggies second touchdown of the day. spartans down 28-3. from there san jose state put up 17 unanswered points. david fails to noel griggs by. 28-20 at the half. but the aggies were too much in the second half. spartans defense gave up over 500 yards on the day. 28 yards and san jose state falls to 4-2 and loses 49-27. >>> where were you the last time the raiders won in the eastern time zone? tom cable was the head coach, and the kid from burg lived out -- pittsburgh lived out his childhood dream. >> it's like a game in your backyard. flag football game. a pickup game. you just g

the backup qb tommy reese finds jones. the cardinal on third and goal. it's taylor is stuffed bid the notre dame defense. then on fourth down they try it again. same result. officials would review the play on the second effort but the call on the field would substantiate. the cardinal -- stand. the cardinal would lose and under 300 yards and no touchdowns. >>> san jose state hosting utah state. not a good homecoming for the spartans defense. the aggies connect for their fourth touchdown of the day. spartans down 28-3 from there san jose state put up 17 unanswered points. david's pass to gregsby. 28-20 at the half. but the aggies were too much in the second half. the spartans' defense gave up over 500 yards on the day. the quarterback on the keeper 28 yards san jose state falls to 4-2 and loses 49-27. >>> where were you the last time the raiders won in the eastern time zone? tom cable was the head coach and the kid from pittsburgh lived out his childhood dream. >> it's like a game in your backyard. flag football game. a pickup game. you just -- got to pla

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i will turn to the institute's global director and my friend bonnie reese.pplause] >> thank you so much, nancy and to arnold for committing his time, resources, energy and talent to creating an institute that will be engaged in critically important policy work that will impact the lives of people in california, in america and across the globe. i can think of no more perfect partner then u.s.c., who reach is global and whose vision and ideals are huge. while arnold thanks u.s.c. president and provost, i want to also thank them. for the past month since i moved into my u.s.c. offices, this campus has become my home away from home. when you're on the outside of u.s.c., you hear about how they're one of the best universities in the world. when you become part of their community, you understand why. some of the best and brightest from california and all regions of the world, u.s.c. creates a culture that reflects their belief that for their students, our nation and our world, the possibilities are limitless. to fulfill this promise to u.s.c. students, smartest, m

. >> good afternoon, todd reese from assistant manager cfo. i want to thank you for the opportunity to look and work on this item. in particular, it gave me a chance to get out and visit with the rate service board, with the citizens advisory committee and also the revenue bond oversight committee and a number of folks, as well as go through the records and discussions that you've had as far as your ideas on how to make sure that we're well serving and best serving the rate payers and keeping things as affordable as possible. what you have before you today is a consolidation of all those notes and all those thoughts, many of which you deserve the credit for providing those to this report. and i also have a few brief slides to walk through to share with you what the citizens advisory committee that rate fairness board and our thoughts have shared, so, if i might do that. in your packet starting on page 6 item 13 is where the presentation begins. and it is in particular looking at a rate payer assurance policy. and this rate payer assurance poli

today i'm a rule reese to share life in moscow and it was a tough political battle but again proved his socialist agenda in venezuela enjoys strong popular support he was reelected for president for a fourth time at the polls massive turnout of over eighty percent showed just how crucial the vote was for the nation across one in caracas is artie's lucy calf. we're standing here on the streets of caracas just hours after president to go solve as emerged as the clear winner in this election you will be leading the country for another six years after millions of venezuelans have their ballots now i saw this victory likely ensures that the current programs the president has put into place will continue that means the so-called twenty first century socialism experiments but it helped improve life for many of the poor many of whom are gathered here while the celebrations have been largely for the most part things actually gotten a little bit stanford's you can see behind me people have probably drank a little bit their gathering here on motorcycles and we know that the opposition candidate an