youk with 12 homers now 39 knocked in. adam knew it couldn't pull the trigger, and that is out number one. so here is pauley. steve: gavin can't lose it santana can't win it, and the game is in the happened of the respective pens. ken: here is pauley. he is 4-21 lifetime against hawkins. of the four hits, all of them stayed in the park. he checks it up. if you are just joining us a battling effort from gavin floyd and also a battling effort tonight from ervin santana. gavin, a lot of trouble in the the first two innings giving up four runs, three in the first, one in the second. there is a one-hopper down to callaspo. two down. here is alex. he is 3-7 lifetime off hawkins. alex with two homers last night. he takes that spinner for a strike. the best part about it, one of them coming in the bottom of the 10th a two-run shot to win it 8-6. 0-2 the count. a.j. on deck. a.j. with a home run leading off last inning now tying his perm best of four consecutive games having homered. got him but not before that two-run homer by kev

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and i said, youk, did you ever play in the world series? and he said, well, i was with the cardinals in 64 when they played the yankees in the series, but i was on the disabled list. i said, what was wrong with you? he said, i had hepatitis. i said, how did you get that? he said, the trainer injected me with it, which in his mind accounted for why the cardinals without him, were able to prevail in that world series. >> humble and funny and actually announcing until just a few months ago, he called the last game of the season for the brewers after the team lost in the playoffs. it was you who consoled the players. how much did bob mean to the players themselves, knowing that mr. baseball was always there? >> he was so beloved by the players. he had his own locker in the clubhouse. when they would go to the playoffs, they would vote him a share, which he would then give to charity. but that was unheard of. they voted him a player's share and well into his 70s, he would pitch batting practice. there he is in the shot you have right there. he'd

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what youk you about just said. the china trade deal. that what is being negotiated now to move beyond what was already agreed to by the chinese in the spring. i know you do not want to get into too much detail, but can you give us a little bit more on those parameters and understanding about what additional headway has been made on some of the tougher issues? to openow: i don't want up the details of the negotiation. it is very hard to do that. that, it looks to me like some of these key chapters i mentioned, i.t. theft , currency stability, financial , opening upansion agriculture, not just purchasing of commodities but actually reducing nontariff barriers on agriculture. as well as actually spending. because these things are not resolved, i cannot be too specific. >> we heard about those in the paper already. those are not the real big issues like state subsidies and tech transfer. mr. kudlow: this was always planned. done is phase two. it is important to look at this in phases rather than one large discussion. >> please tell us who y

debt deval youked, and they are- deval youked. you.that would annoy me this president. he does noteem to have mh of a resnse toowerful arrival and opponents,e crushes the weak, of course. kt good to have you here. >> thank you. lou: more on china, iran and syria with the a-teaoming right up. stay with us. >> government shu dn day 14, coromise at hand ors one side surrendering? congressman john campbell with the view fro the house. next. bny mellon combines investment management & investmentserv, giving us unique insights which help us attract th indust's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments ich are used to build new schools to build more ight minds. invesbny mellon.world. lou: breaking news, new reports that army is scrapping the heavily criticized uniforms. look a that, after less an a deb add of use -- decad of use, feature so-called universal cacamouflage pattern in 2004 thy cost $ 5 billion, and theyere meant to blend inith a environment, critics say this cacamouflage was ineffective particularly in afghanistan. not the most mil

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only fitting that he replace the most be loved senator we have i continue ueously encourage and push youk people to get involved. we have a generation that will hopefully have the opportunity to lead west virginia in the future. i want to thank each of you today for being here. thank all of them and you who helped through this process. thank e who has been so patient. we wanted to do it right for one purpose, one reason only. rob pert c. the senate has finished the business and has the bill for us. we will have a proper way of how we hold an election. let me introduce cart goodwin. >> thank you. >> thank you. it is an ee mention more to my responsibility becomes now to work hard everyday and maintain the trust of the people of west virginia. i have a deep abiding passion for this state and her people. in the days and weeks and months a led. i will have no agenda other than to work and fight hard everyday. robert byrd was perhaps the greatest serve ant in our carnte. what i can and will do is try my best to emulate a wall, this great space and the constitution. through all my experience se

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youk as in youkilis.doubt, the president was outnumbered by red sox fans. >>> up next, the sounds of silence. how much longer can mitt romney stay silent before his own supporters say we know you're against that, but what are you for? now back to "hardball." >>> this is a busy week by the the way for the supreme court. i think all their work highlights the leadership failures of our current president. you see, when he was running for office, he said he would make it his first priority in his first year agenda to reform our immigration system and make it work for the american people and for those who want to come here legally. he did not do that. >> in a rally in virginia, mitt romney stayed true to form. criticizing the president as you heard in this case on immigration while offering no plan of his own. this has become the consistent pattern. last week speaking at a convention, romney even names the question voters want answered, but declines to answer. >> some people have asked if i will let stand the p

if youk closely, it looks like tom is here to tell us more about wha we're seeing. i feel like i should just leave it up to you. >> and over high shoulder, i call this the sadness box for those -- >> that is so accurate. >> that's the radar showing the snow. d we do have a weather alert day that is in effect that means we'll have frequent storm 4 updates all morning as the snow is coming down across of virginia eastern west virgin. now comg into maryland. bright colors here, brighter white is where it's coming down a li harder. there one band there in howa county into montgomery anotr one in loudoun county prince william no fauquier into rapp county. lighte is no falling in much of the shenandoah valley but still coming down at a dece pace there. another bright band south of wash from near spring d to prince william county. r the one here in southern charles county northern st mary's cen calvert county. r bright band there in the ean part of the northern neck. temper are dropping. we had been above freezing but now it's down to the upper 20s near 30 degrees. winter

enjoy it while youk. you can expect to pay more more a range of items next year.e will tell you what and why. >>> plus a daughter's gift to her father is the gift of life. how her brave choice helped make sure he gets to spend more time. . >>> after a long debate the military's don't ask don't tell policy is officially history. today the president signed the bill that repeals the policy is that forbid gays from serving in the military openly. the president said he was proud to relieve the troops of the burden they have been carrying and for to be a part of a moment two centuries in the making. >> no longer will our country be denied the service of thousands of americans who are forced to leave the military, regardless of their skills, no matter their bravery because they happen to be gay. >> the old policy won't disappear overnight. it'll likely take months to fully end it because the pentagon and top government officials must certify it. >>> a good day for the president. in addition to that both houses of congress finally passed a bill to provide a health care fu

you're looking at carols by candlelight and the holy youk rist started just over an hour ago.e frances celebrated mass tonight and urged the faithful to return to the essential va e values of life. he celebrated mass for about 10,000 people beginning with a chant in latin and original proclamation of the birth of jesus. he said everyone should allow the simplicity of baby jesus born in poverty in a manger to infuse their spirit and lives. >> it's already christmas at beth lehem in west bank. prime minister mahmoud abbas was there at the christmas square, decorated with thousands of christmas lights tonight. the festive mood was dampened a bit by recent violence between israelis and palestinians. >>> that's it, it's over. if you didn't finish buying your last minute gift, almost all the stores are now closed. check all the people that packed the malls this afternoon. there are a couple of places still open. cv, always that 7-eleven gift and walgreens open, too. tomorrow, those stores and grocery stores and dollar stores are your only options for last minute items. >>> a real li

how do youk about change internally or do you help outside organizations change? in and there were experiences that women on the panel have here. some things had been neglected for a long time we were not necessarily seeing relevant with the media landscapes that were changing or the diversity of the youth generation. we were not being authentic and the voice and serving audiences. one of the things we had to do is take a look at how we ran our programs and what models we were using. that forced us to look internally. do we have the right people both on the staff in the board and bringing in fresh talent and perspective? was a big change and continues to be something we are doing. with that comes, how are we working with partners and is it the right model for impact we are having? one of the big changes we have made it -- is because of our brand, we can add to the engagement. the base is broadening it to a bigger culture. we do not have to stay serving in talking to the same people over and over. we can partner with companies or messengers and get the message out

. >> were those fans booing or just yelling youk?joins us from washington ready to play ball as always. the answer may determine whether the president carries massachusetts. so, were they booing or yelling youk? >> sounded like a lot of you to me. but one thing we can all be thankful for is that president obama knows his sports and he's not a pandering. it was mitt romney not many months ago said he was both a michigan and michigan state fan, which is like being for the cowboys and redskins or lakers and celtics. at least president obama has a stronger connection to sports. >> you know that mitt romney has two heads, so are you confident that you can carry massachusetts one of mr. romney's i believe three home states? >> i have no doubt that we can carry massachusetts and i have no doubt that the president has a stronger connection to sports than just knowing team owners. >> okay. as you know, all eyes are on the supreme court with their ruling on thursday. can i ask you what is the contingency for democrats if the court strikes down

. >>> still the big coming to youk feed. >>> breaking assive fire engulfing an apartment complex under construction. new video coming in. >> more from our exclusive interview with the president including what keeps him up at night and the >>> another blast of winter weather for much of the midwest with more snowfall for the upper midwest and great lakes region. at times blowing and drifting snow may lead to whiteouts followed by much colder temperatures. >>> crews battling a massive fire at an unfinished apartment complex near seattle. at least two firefighters have been hospitalized with non--lettening injuries and residents in nearby buildings are being i evacuated. >>> the dow opens above 0,000 for the first time after reaching a market milestone. that record fueled by strong earnings reports and optimism over president donald trump's pro-business policies. the dow jumped 156 points and opens today, 20,068 the s&p 500 and the nasdaq joined the dow in closing at all-time highs. >>> a mumps outbreak has spread to 90 people. health officials say at least 50 of those infected were actua

if youk use creek park way. part will be closed to cars and pedestrians. starting at 8:00 friday night. offpark way will be block between virginia avenue and the i 66 interchange. the rock creek trail will be shut down. 's part of the ongoing kennedy center expansion project. if you're going to a show this weekend the theater says you should plan extra time. rock croak will reopen 530 monday morning. >> caps look to take commanding lead over the hurricanes tomorrow night and could close out the series in a game you'll see right here. game five is saturday at 8:00 p.m. we'll get you readyan caps pregame at 7:30. sherry will have post game reaction on news 4 at eleven. >> coming up next. summer shut down. >> it's coming soon. part of the metro rail system and could affect you whether yoi or not. >> thieves at it again. another attempted heist at a 7 eleven. what the crimes have in common. and why they're so tough to stop. >> one of the most vuable players on georgetown university softball team this season. just eight years old. we'll expln how this that happ

when you bought your home, you probably wanted to pay a little less, too but youk like your home oncecomfortable. coach and i have talked about it for a couple of years of building our redskin organization around the draft, getting players that are born in the burgundy and gold and that's what we have done. we feel very good about where we are at. it's been tough. i feel for our fans. in many ways that we haven't been successful. we're trying to get it right, and i think we made a big step to getting it right. >> the trade cannot be finalized until the league year begins on tuesday. either way, washington will get a winner. hometown hockey now. remember, there is no rest for the weary. while you may be relaxing this weekend, the capitals are doing work. today washington on the road against boston playing the first of back-to-back games. coach hunt area then caps coming off of an overtime win against tampa bay on thursday. 25 seconds after alexander stemmens scores, they are on again. he beats thomas. a gritty hard-working goal. caps up 2-0. chris, what would you write on twit fer you

youk, i think there's a mixture. i don't know.e it at that. >>> what is serious is the heat that's going to be building as we get into later today, upper 80s, low 90s tomorrow. but then the sweltering humidity and torrid heat. i don't use the "t" word often. that's coming in on friday, saturday, and sunday. >> thank you, tom. >> thank you.

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and, what did you see, particularlysbv,svb -- what youk about the government's thoughts about it? guest: there is a lot of stuff that we don't know and there is always a tendency to think there has been a disaster and let's find someone to blame. i am finding -- about finding someone to blame but i am not sure who that is. all of us need to take up -- a deep breath and think abo what is going on because this is too important to politicize. the other thing about this mess, that contradicts what i said that we don't know what is going on, we know that if we had required banks, all kinds of banks to carry out -- a higher level of capital, that would have given us something to protect against the downfall so whatever theolution is, im convinced it is going to be requiring nks to carry more capital. host: we have seen back early on -- someone -- something was supposed to take care of a t of things specifically with making and including their fiscal and liquidity ability. you think the law protects something like this or is it a relevant? guest: it didn't work. we had a bank fail. there

from the president without any independent knowledge of whether the president was trying to pressure youk ukraine comi coming up thursday there's a focus on rudy giuliani and his role ir administration in defining a shadow foreign policy in ukraine. there was l foreign policy which was at the same timing to counter attempting to counter corruption id rudy giulg that couldn't shoot straight thathim. >>i faces a deadline today to turn over documents under subpoena to congress. it's not clear if he will turn over those documents the white house faces a deadline they made it clear they're not going to comply. and there's a subpoena deadline for the defense department even though the white house is saying no. it looks like the secretary of defense will be providing that information. >> all right the latest from washington >> white house is trying to distance president trump from a video showing during a conference at his flor resort showing a likeness of him violently assaulting political opponents and the news media we havo so violent we can only show a few seconds of it. president trump face

and youk! kevin youkilis with the bases juiced. a grand slam going the other y way.ite sox beat the yankees 7-3. as and twin, they turn a 5 -ste on the bag -- that's a beautiful turn. that's a triple play. as only a half game out of the wild car for the american league shot. one more highlight. this one more mike barnicle. mark trumbo of the angels taking a fastball from aaron cook over the volvo sign in center field. wow! barnicle says it hit his house. a 440 foot home run. angels beat the struggling sox 5-3. >> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," congressman todd akin digs in, despite mitt romney telling him to get the heck out of the race in missouri. and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler but we've got a replacement for regis philbin. telly and who? we'll show you when we come back. ♪ going to get through your head what the man said ♪ this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and a single pool of sharable data that powers up to 10 devices. the first plan of it'

. >> real quick, youke t about concerns over mail-in ballot and, it's coming in for a test in georgiawhat if the republicans who are unhappy about it just don't show up to vote? >> th's th danger, isn't it? for republicans, i know president trump went to georgia and campaigned for the republican candidates, t it's kind of a mixed message being sent about whether you can tst the voting or not. it's a kind of self-defeating thin. we will see what happens. right now i know that there are polls showing republicans trailing in the races ale we ned in the last election they haven't fixed polling in this ccintry yet. esly state polling. so whatever the amount that they say republicans are behind, you can probably add five or six points to that, but i would expect a very close election when that comes around and it will determine who controls the u.s. senate. >> taping -- taking a very optimistic view on the polls. >> thank you very much.. >> in other news around the world right now, a fire has destroyed an immigrant migrant to pull out because of thegain electricity and water. no reports of

what do youked you, think we could offer north korea to get them to curb their new -- nuclear program, i want to say i agree with you that these threats coming from trump are totally empty. i think he is a complete low heart. we i disagree with you that asked the of anything we can offer them right now to curb the program? it isn't isolated and paranoid regime. in their mind, in my opinion, having nuclear weapons is the only way to keep us and other countries from stopping the regime. i do not think they have any intention of using the nuclear weapons. they do, it will ultimately lead to their destruction. they also know if they have them, it will keep us from going , getting rid of their government. guest: i think you make a good point and you may be right. it may be too late, and we may have passed that mark. you put your finger on the right question. if anything, our leverage? that leverage has to address, what do they want? if the only thing they want is so they nowbility become impervious to the threats or the dismantlement of the regime from the outside, then there is very littl

are youked them, completely prepared for retirement? okay. mostly prepared? more of --ay 1% could you save 1% more of your income? sound like much, but it could make a big difference over time. it.ou can do >> prudential. >> we're committed to strong. we're committed to sure. smart.ommitted to security and bold. in a world of enduring needs, boeing are women of proud to build and deliver capabilities for those who serve to protect our nation and its allies. indurings an commitment. >> additional funding is by newman's own foundation. donating all protests from own's food products to charity and nourishing the good. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs you.on from viewers like thank you. >> once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. >> good evening. i've got to be honest with you. figuring oute week how to have this conversation tonight. do we focus on the candidate himself? a new wall street journal nbc of americansws 57% object to trump's proposal to temporarily ban muslims from entering the u.s. but trump wil

. >> reporter: fab youk amed and his family moved to this home a year ago. the next door neighbor on the other side. >> the government said he wants to kill as many people as he could. >> that makes me angry. it does make me angry. if he's a naturalized citizen, you can come into the country and -- but i was angry when i heard that he wanted to do that. >> he was nice to you. >> he was. he was nice to me. he invited me to look through the telescope and things like that. we didn't have a lot of interactions but they all seemed normal. >> reporter: someone said if the government is right normal won't apply any more. one of the family cars sits on the street in front of the home. when he arrived in virginia he began accumulating traffic citations but no criminal record of any severity. if he's convicted of these charges, however, he could face 50 years in prison. >> gary nuremburg. >>> and now as you might imagine metro has a few things to say this afternoon at a press conference. brittany morehouse has more coverage. >> reporter: did metro and police know abou

are youked them, completely prepared for retirement? okay. prepared? more of youre 1% income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1% now a big difference over time. >> i'm going to be even better about saving. it!ou can do >> helps them along. >> prudential. >> additional corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by... additional funding is provided by... newman's own foundation, doting all profits from newman's own products to charity and nourishing the common good. the ford foundation. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting and from contributions from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from moderator gwen ifill. >> good evening! well, we've been waiting for a shoes to drop. and several hit the floor this week. we start with the tale of garland, a you'rist with such an impressive resume that even republicans say they have no problem with him, personally. but this nomination is personal in a different way. the president himself acknowledged, even as he was introducing garland in the rose

city, when youk had the muslim things and the way people, i stand there and listen for 15 to 20 minutes because it does not faze me. you can spew whatever you want at me because i knew what and who i am. host: jane from connecticut, independent line. caller: i am an 83-year-old woman and i have been to lots of peaceful rallies. i have exercise my right to free speech, but this is not free speech any longer. these are riots. their loot -- ruining peoples property, causing mayhem. free speech should be allowed but not riots. these are paid protesters. i went to a hartford rally and i was physically attacked, scared for my life. it was lucky that one of their own protesters finally realized i was in big trouble and got me to safety. this is not free speech. when you ask these people what they are therefore, most of them go, i do not know. they do not know. they are paid by the soros people and other groups, and that is no longer free speech. i wore a trump t-shirt. was -- independent and i i changed to republicans like a vote. i wore a trump t-shirt and they called me a non-city -- nazi. w

. >> it may officially start, but don't youk it really starts around halloween. >> around here, yes.ithin a wk of halloween. >> we have our own seasons. >> we do. it's fun. >> it makes your job interesting. > >> volunteers jump into action after migrants make an unexpectd arrival in northern california. how the city ended up in california's capital. > >> the dream force conference is is kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> let's take a live look at san san jose where the mayor joined leaders to kick off the campaign campaign for proposition 30. it aims to tax the rich to help fight climate change. >> we are seeing climate change devastate our fores

now, the good news is, kate, that they managed to reconnect at least one of those reactors to the youkres you see the smoke rising from that area. we spoke to someone who is working at that site anonymously they said that it's been hell. that there are fires, there's ongoing shelling, both sides have blamed each other, kate, for the shelling and the insecurity. it's worth remembering, of course, that russia was the one that occupied that site back in march. kate? >> david, thank you so much for that update. >>> coming up still for us, a new mission to the moon. cnn getting a behind the scenes look at nasa's artemis 1 moon mission ahead of the big launch. , we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's n

this week youk put out a statement saying when you look at his record there are gaping holes and some great questions. what are the holes and what are the questions. guest: this is the most important position in this next administration. who will sit at the town of the nation's law enforcement agency. he has a long track record that we can work from. look very carefully at his track record and what we found is a man whose euro his career has been opposed to civil rights at almost every turn. this is someone who during his tenure in congress vote to against the hate crimes he has opposed bipartisan immigration reform efforts. when we look back further into his career as a state prosecutor down in alabama, we find that he levied voter fraud charges on african-americans civil rights activists who live in the black belt of the state. one of the people he targeted in one of his notorious prosecution, a group known as the marion three, included charges brought against albert turner, and activists who marched alongside dr. martin luther king. he started the harry county civic league that foc

shows the soldiers lying on the ground, russia says ukrainian forces shot the prisoners of war but youk says russian soldiers opened fire as they were surrendering. the u.n. is aware of the videos and looking into them. >>> rescue workers in indonesia rushing to find trapped survivors in the rubble of buildings that collapsed in an earthquake. the delgt toll has risen to more than 250 people. hundreds others were injured in yesterday's 5.6 magnitude quake on the main island of java. the quake set off a landslide that blocked streets and buried homes. more than 13,000 people have so far been evacuated. >>> it is day three of the world cup. the u.s. men's team with some mixed feelings after having to settle for a tie in their opening match. >>> and some major social issues are making headlines. roxana saberi reports from qatar. >> reporter: cheering on the stars and stripes in their first world cup match in eight years, american fans in doha -- >> we wanted to see our country play. >> reporter: and in the u.s. watched their team get a goal early before wales tied the score with a penalty

youk as in youkilis. the president was completely outnumbered by red sox fans. >>> up next, the sounds of silence. how much longer can mitt romney stay silent before his own supporters say we know you're against that, but what are you for? i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. thin coffee shops. people who i thave been out of work. you can tell it wears on them. narrator: he's fought to pull us out of economic crisis for three years. and he still is. president obama's plan keeps taxes down for the middle class, invests in education and asks the wealthy to pay their fair share. mitt romney and his billionaire allies can spend milions to distort the president's words. but they're not interested in rebuilding the

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