the tigers lead it 6-2. ould not be a save punt for valverde. >> tim: i don't think it would be pushing things either to say the biggest at-ba in this game was the hit batsman when santiago was hit before the home run by jackson. >> dick: the batter who's up right now. >> tim: yeah, right. >> dick: the pitch is inside. it's now three balls and a strike. you're absolutely right, because boesch was on at second. and this -- instead of facing the number nine hitter, getting out of the inning, not having to face the top of the order, you hit him. then jackson and -- you know, the rays then come back with a couple of home runs. >> tim: yeah. >> dick: there's a grounder hit to conrad. this will do it, but not before the tigers strike again. get two runs. five of their six runs in the last two innings. the rays come up in the bottom of the ninth, last chance, trailing by four. >> dick: it is not a save opportunity for jose valverde, the 34-year-old right-hander who picked up his 14th save thursday with a 1-2-3 ninth

harold, it wasn't as though that the tigers were without their chances. the double play ball which was a problem for them all year bit them again tonight. >> harold: it did. the first inning. also the big inning in the third and the fifth. let's look at it. they did have their chances. the big thing here, as we go back to look at it. quintin berry is a guy hitting. he has only hit in three double plays prior to this here. fourth on the season. you think does he move over? no way they'll double him up. cabrera ahead and prince in the order. that was the biggest ball of the night. they had another opportunity and end up having cabrera up with two outs and the bases loaded. great pitching by vogelsong. popped up. to end that threat. in a 2-nothing game, hey, there are a lot more opportunities but those are the two big ones that stood out to me. >> eric: they do. you mentioned the first inning. for me, that was the biggest one because you have prince fielder at the plate. runners on first and second. the tiger players and the fans are looking for something. wh

spent his entire 15-year career with the tigers. our gold gloves in centerfield and started the 1968 world series at shortstop to give alkayline chance to play right field. here is number 6. >> joe: here is a fly ball to right. easy for hunter pence. two out here in the bottom of the seventh inning. there is the great al kayline. just loved here in detroit. throwing out the first pitch before game three. >> tim: elegance, grace, class, all of those things. he wreaks of all of those words. >> joe: 18 years old. that's how old he was when he was straight off sand juan to baltimore and won batting title at the age of 20. 1955. the youngest player ever to win a batting title. one day younger than ty cobb did when he won. two, out, nobody on, first pitch toiac jack. now a swinging strike. >> tim: at one time this year there was talk of mike trout of the angels perhaps breaking al kaline's record. miguel cabrera led the american league in hitting. not mike trout. even though boy, did he burst on the scene. >> joe: 2-1 on austin jackson. he

it's over for the tigers and jim leyland. giants swept them to win it all. the game-winning hit with two outs off the bat of marco scutaro, as pagan and the giants celebrate. what a postseason for a guy who turns 37 in two days. marco scutaro, who is standing by with erin andrews. >> what did you say, you got hit in the head? >> yeah. >> what happened? >> somebody just hit me from behind. i think it was lopez' bat. >> you told me when you guys got to the world series thateeling was priceless. what is it now that you have won one? >> i don't know what to say right now. we just won the world series champs. we are right now. and it is still priceless. >> you know, this was a team that had to fight back in the division series, the league series. what does it say that you just swept the tigers? >> that's what it makes so much special, the way we did it. we always against the wall and my team is just came through. first series, second series, and now we sweep the tigers. that's what i told my team, please, i don't want to be against

it's over for the tigers and jim leyland. they swephe yankees to get here, but the giants swept them to win it all. the game-winning hit with two outs off the bat of marco scutaro, as pagan and the giants celebrate. what a postseason for a guy who turns 37 in two days. marco scutaro, who is standing by with erin andrews. >> what did you say, you got hit in the head? >> yeah. >> what happened? >> somebody just hit me from behind. i think it was lopez' bat. >> you told me when you guys got to the world series that the feeling was priceless. what is it now that you have won one? >> i don't know what to say right now. we just won the world series champs. we are right now. and it is still priceless. >> you know, this was a team that had to fight back in the division series, the league series. what does it say that you just swept the tigers? >> that's what it makes so much special, the way we did it. we always against the wall and my team is just came through. first series, second series, and now we sweep the tigers. that's what i t

the tigers were shutout only twice during the regular season.in the big leagues. the shutout in the division series against oakland. a wicked pitch. strike 2. >> tim: that's romo at his best. a slider low-and-away. i think jackson gets another one here. >> joe: jackson lays off. ball 1. 1-2. since the 1st of august here at home in san francisco, sergio romo grew up a dodger fan, has not allowed an earned run. with one out, there it is again. two down. that pitch is just filthy. >> tim: slip sliding away. >> joe: now it's up to omar infante to get miguel cabrera to the plate. 2-0, giants in the ninth. infante out of the way of ball one. omar has one of the two hits tonight for detroit. a triple crown winner is standing near the on-deck circle. the 1-0. 2-0. for the starters, fister was good. bumgarner was better. seven shutout innings from the left-hander. he struck out eight. >> tim: infante was taking 1-0. he will be taking again here. >> joe: 2-1. wow! 2-2. >> tim: 2-1 slide we're a two-run lead. an idea of how he relies on that pitch. >> joe:

the tigers were shutout only twice during the regular season.is the lowest total in the big leagues. the shutout in the division series against oakland. a wicked pitch. strike 2. >> tim: that's romo at his best. a slider low-and-away. i think jackson gets another one here. >> joe: jackson lays off. ball 1. 1-2. since the 1st of august here at home in san francisco, sergio romo grew up a dodger fan, has not allowed an earned run. with one out, there it is again. two down. that pitch is just filthy. >> tim: slip sliding away. >> joe: now it's up to omar infante to get miguel cabrera to the plate. 2-0, giants in the ninth. infante out of the way of ball one. omar has one of the two hits tonight for detroit. a triple crown winner is standing near the on-deck circle. the 1-0. 2-0. for the starters, fister was good. bumgarner was better. seven shutout innings from the left-hander. he struck out eight. >> tim: infante was taking 1-0. he will be taking again here. >> joe: 2-1. wow! 2-2. >> tim: 2-1 slide we're a two-run lead. an idea of how he relies on

for the tigers, strike one. javier lopez was up. affeldt is back up. they have been flip-flopping the left-handers. and santiago casilla with the right-hander for the giants in their pen. hard hit, right at crawford. picks it up. and safe at first. bell can't dig it out. >> tim: it will be an error on crawford, but he had time. after he dropped it, he tried to hurry the throw. and in between hops belt couldn't come up with it. but had crawford taken his time more, made a good throw. he gets young easily. >> joe: so the inning continues on the first error of the post season by crawford. >> joe: now in a 2-nothing game, andy dirks takes a strike. no sign of the left-hander, with affeldt getting loose. bochy like the way lincecum is working. trying to get around the error and finish the eighth. what a stab by posey. >> tim: that is a terrific play. by a guy who has great hands. watch. that was so hard. two-seam fastball that keoing, going, going away. posey came up with it. >> joe: now the 1-1. the bottom falling out of the pitches. that's strike two. >> t

spent his entire 15-year career with the tigers. our gold gloves in centerfield and started the 1968 world series at shortstop to give alkayline chance to play right field. here is number 6. >> joe: here is a fly ball to right. easy for hunter pence. two out here in the bottom of the seventh inning. there is the great al kayline. just loved here in detroit. throwing out the first pitch before game three. >> tim: elegance, grace, class, all of those things. he wreaks of all of those words. >> joe: 18 years old. that's how old he was when he was straight off sand juan to baltimore and won batting title at the age of 20. 1955. the youngest player ever to win a batting title. one day younger than ty cobb did when he won. two, out, nobody on, first pitch toiac jack. now a swinging strike. >> tim: at one time this year there was talk of mike trout of the angels perhaps breaking al kaline's record. miguel cabrera led the american league in hitting. not mike trout. even though boy, did he burst on the scene. >> joe: 2-1 on austin jackson. he

jeter gave the tigers an out with a bunt. advanced the runners, instead of pitching around the hot granderson, benoit came and got him and struck him out. let's go back and look at the first five granderson called strike 1 that may have led to the ejection of kevin long. >> that had kevin long looking from the dugout. now he's talking about davidson and sure enough, davidson was close enough to the yankee dugout where he could hear lon and joe girardi going out to protect the hitting coach. >> rodriguez, where are-1, a big chance for rodriguez. you could read the lips of kevin long to start that. but the first things he said, what are you looking at? that got the attention of bob davidson and whatever followed got kevin long ejected. the count 1-1, rodriguez, trying to deliver for the yankees and tie this all. benoit blew it. no pitch. look where this came from. granted by davidson, benoit tried to pull it back. that was the result. >> kevin long, tigers are cominguf a 4-6 trip. six times on the trip either jim leyland or the

but for the dwindling population of this magnificent tiger, the future has never been more uncertain. "nightline," i'm stephanie sy, in new york. >> sumatra's last tiger

but what happens when the jungle starts to disappear around the tiger? e killer cats start turning tooth and claw against their human neighbors? here's abc's stephanie sy. >> reporter: a maneater is on the loose in the forest of sumatra. eight people killed over just two months. the victims' bodies partially devoured. terror spreads on the small indonesian island. and the pressure to find the killer mounts. the sumatran tiger is one of the most aggressive big cats on the planet. and it's built to kill, with the largest teeth of any land-base ed predator. >> the only thing that stops us, is us. >> reporter: only 400 of these top carnivores remain in the wild. their habitat has been decima decimated. >> they rely on the ability to hunt on a regular basis of their prey. tigers themselves are suffering because of lack of prey. >> reporter: as humans exploit the riches of the forest, it means more contact with hungry tigers. who maybe are starting to see men as their next meals. the rash of attacks have park rangers on the hunt for a man-eater. they set a trap

jeter gave the tigers an out with a bunt. advanced the runners, instead of pitching around the hot granderson, benoit came and got him and struck him out. let's go back and look at the first five granderson called strike 1 that may have led to the ejection of kevin long. >> that had kevin long looking from the dugout. now he's talking about davidson and sure enough, davidson was close enough to the yankee dugout where he could hear long and joe girardi going out to protect the hitting coach. >> rodriguez, where are-1, a big chance for rodriguez. you could read the lips of kevin long to start that. but the first things he said, what are you looking at? that got the attention of bob davidson and whatever followed got kevin long ejected. the count 1-1, rodriguez, trying to deliver for the yankees and tie this all. benoit blew it. no pitch. look where this came from. granted by davidson, benoit tried to pull it back. that was the result. >> kevin long, tigers are cominguf a 4-6 trip. six times on the trip either jim leyland or the

the tiger by the way, won't be euthanizebd, the tiger did nothing wrong. dan, back to you. >> one with the jail cell, perhaps deservedly so. >>> now to a bombshell revelation that's just days away from hitting bookstores. arnold schwarzenegger out with a tell-all memoir about the moment that his wife, maria shriver confronted him about his secret love child. john schriffen has the details. john, good morning to you. >> it was more than a year ago that the world of politics and entertainment were rocked. after 25 years, shriver was leaving her husband. but the real bombshell wasn't to come until later when the world heard for the first time why. it's his total mea culpa. he's come clean in his new book "total recall." finally opening up about the wrenching moment his wife, maria shriver, confronted him about his love child. it was a couples therapy session when quote, the therapist turned to me and said maria wanted to come here today and ask about a child. whether you fathered a child with the housekeeper mildred. caught off-guard, he said it was true. shri

his only extra-base hit in this world series and it put the tigers up by one. posey returned the favor with a two-run shots to put the giants up by one in the sixth, and delmon young, the man at the plate, tied it in the bottom of that sixth inning. 3-3 game with the giants leading three games to nothing and a check on garcia. 2-2 pitch. struck him out! what a job by jeremy affeldt! he gets around a leadoff walk and then walks right through the heart of the order. strikes out cabrera. strikes out fielder. gets delmon young. 3-3 into the ninth inning of game four. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ girl ] hey! [ both laugh ] ♪ [ both laugh ] wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> joe: andy dirks moves from right field to left. avisail garcia, who pinch-hit for berry, goes into the

eye of the tiger was a big hit for the group survivor there 1928. >> stephen: yes, eye of the tiger, em from rocky 3. and rocky is an obvious far legal for newt. he's an underdog, a born scrapper, and he's fighting for the chance to be smacked around by a black guy. but folks-- (cheers and applause) but as much as i love newt, he violated something i love even more. copyright law. and newt should be more sensitive to copyright infringement. because as survivor guitarist and co-author of the song frank sullivan points out his complaint, newt himself is the author or co-author of over 40 copyrighted works. and that doesn't even count his album of hoedown song parodies newtenanny. well there is only one way to even the score. i say an eye for an eye of the tiger. i believe someone should sing newt's latest book, a nation like no other without permission. to do so, please welcome the original singer of survivor's eye of the tiger, mr. dave bickler. hit it, dave. (cheers and applause) ♪ page 7 6 ♪ chapter four ♪ faith and family ♪ under attack ♪ the founders knew that religious vab rance ♪

>>reporter: veteran tiger trainer chris says the lesson is that tigers can never really be tamed. en though tattiana never lived in the wild sheree responded instinctively to eliminate a threat to her territory. many wondered if the zoo would ever adopt another syberian tiger. to the delight of many, it did. this is martha. 11-year-old syberian who arrived last year from a zoo in nebraska. she's now become one of the most popular attractions. vick lee, 7 news. >>> what a night that was. if you want to see the entire interview with officer chris it's on our web site. >> well lefty restaurant in san francisco has collected about 6000 toys in last minute toy drive. they plan to keep collecting them until 2:00 a.m. , too. they are well below the goal of 15,000 but lefty spokesman says it is going very, very well this christmas eve. donations can be dropped off curb side at lefty at 3 33 geary street at union square. >> mid nature mass has begun at san francisco grace cathedral. service began at 11:00 o'clock. it is one of the most popular christmas eve masses in the bay area. choir of

into the tiger pen >>> no it was not a suicide attempt. he did it on purpose so he could be one with a 400-pound male siberian tiger, much like this one, the largest big cat in the word able to kill a man in seconds. >> strange things can sometimes happen. >> the new details are startling. he told police he landed on all fours like a cat. on his facebook page a siberian tiger like the one crushing his ankle and biting his body. >> he has some fascination with tigers. it is on his facebook page. >> indeed a former classmate informed of his odd behavior. >> recently i saw some stuff he wrote on facebook and it seemed strange. >> he faced most of the serious injuries from the fall rather than the tiger. he collapse the a lung on impact. he did succeed in be coming one with the die ger but zoo officials say the tiger didn't want him dead or he would have been. >> hehe used a fire extinguisher. they told him to rollover the electrified fence and role under the fence up. >> he also told police "everyone in life makes choices. this choice nearly k

miguel cabrera's two-run homer was enough offense for the tigers to punch the yankees. rs win 8-1 and are headed back to the world series for the second time in six years. they are designed to win it all for the first time since 1984. the tigers are waiting for the american league series. game four in st. louis and the cardinals built up a big lead over the giants. the cards go on to win 8-3. they can punch their ticket with game five tonight. >>> in nfl a battle for the top spot in the nfc division. delaney walker tip toes into the end zone for the game's only touchdown. the niners beat seattle 13-6. college ranks, number two oregon trampled arizona state in a lopsided victory. the ducks raced out to a lead at halftime. they rushed for more than 400 yards. they win 43-21. oregon remains undefeated at 7-0. >>> when we return, winning women voters. women in battleground states could hold the key to victory in the race for the white house. victory in the race for the white house. wildfire has sparked in lake county. the mandatory evauations underway right n. a warning for

. >> you can see the relief on tigerhe weight has just gotten off his shoulders. and look at that. you can see that. that's a happy man. >> this was just earlier. and we just got a glimpse of tiger taking a moment to himself to say, here we are. we finally got back to this moment. >> if he was going to get a win in this part of the year, it would have been at san diego which he didn't play because he just loves that course. and then this one is the other one. >> graeme mcdowell for birdie. two clear of poulter in solo third at 6 under. >> nice pace on this putt. >> and for mcdowell, this is going to be his second runner-up here at bay hill. 2005, the other time. outside his u.s. open title, in fact, at pebble beach have come here at bay hill. >> that started his double bogey out of the bat on the 1th host . if he could have put the pressure on tiger at the beginning, maybe he could have passed tiger today. >> 74 for mcdowell. came up a little short. now just one man left on the golf course and the one thing that tiger's

the tiger will not be euthanized. officials say the tiger did nothing wrong. back to you. >> you absolutely not, one with the jail cell perhaps deservedly so. john muller, thank you very much. >>> now to a bombshell revelation that is just days away from hitting book stores. arnold schwarzenegger out with a tell-all memoir about the moment his wife, maria shriver, dropped a bomb on him confronting him about his secret love child. abc's john schriffen is here with more on these details. john, good morning, sir. >> good morning to you. it was more tan a year ago that the world of politics, media and entertainment were rocked by the news that after 25 year, shriver was leaving her husband, but the real bombshell wasn't to come until later when the world heard for the first time why. it's his total mea culpa. arnold schwarzenegger has come clean in his new book acquired by "the daily news," "total recall: my unbelievably true life story" finally opening up about the wrenching moments his wife, maria shriver, confronted him about his love child. it was a couple's t

be a rematch of the first world series i ever remember, 1968, tigers and cardinals. what is it about the cardinals, seriously? this team always -- >> you don't bet against them in the post season. >> they trade their best player, the best player in all of baseball. i swear to god, it must be the uniform. >> mika has the beltran uniform. she got that a long time ago. >> i know. she saw this coming. >> yes. >> seriously, i don't know how you picked the cardinals back in march at the sleepover. >> yes, at the sleepover she call her bookie and put the early bet on. good job, mika. >> i was uncomfortable with what you both showed up in. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president and mitt romney -- >> rabbit slippers seemed to be the thing to be wearing. >> the problem is that's all you were wearing. >> guys, i'm going home. >> president obama and mitt romney -- >> i don't know if we'll be asked back. >> that's awful. >> donny deutsch, help me here. >> the new msnbc poll numbers from crucial battleground states. when we come back, donny deutsch is here

. >> you can see the relief on tigerhe weight has just gotten off his shoulders. and look at that. you can see that. that's a happy man. >> this was just earlier. and we just got a glimpse of tiger taking a moment to himself to say, here we are. we finally got back to this moment. >> if he was going to get a win in this part of the year, it would have been at san diego which he didn't play because he just loves that course. and then this one is the other one. >> graeme mcdowell for birdie. two clear of poulter in solo third at 6 under. >> nice pace on this putt. >> and for mcdowell, this is going to be his second runner-up here at bay hill. 2005, the other time. outside his u.s. open title, in fact, at pebble beach have come here at bay hill. >> that started his double bogey out of the bat on the 1th host . if he could have put the pressure on tiger at the beginning, maybe he could have passed tiger today. >> 74 for mcdowell. came up a little short. now just one man left on the golf course and the one thing that tiger's

followers have always worshipped the spirit of the tiger. during hunting when you sit down to have tea before lodging for the night you should always go out and splash tea to the four winds to secure a successful hunt. from october to february most of the males of alec venture out into the tiger to graze the reindeer and hunt sable and squirrel. hugo that you should try and heated hard but that's so that all the cones fall off the seeder get the locals don't only hunt for animals but also get a seed of cones but the practice has been unchanged for centuries. given the cedars are a source of nutrition for the whole of the siberian tiger not just for humans everyone from a mouse or a not head to big sized animal a canal core a bear or leave off cedar. the processing of cedar cones developed in the twentieth century. the seed in the trade became one of the most profitable and tougher laryea thanks. when it's a good harvest even the women will join the able bodied males out in the taiga to gather the nuts. here we have a field not really to be ea

alone in the last car, he jumped 17 feet into the tiger den. st immediately 25-year-old david dela lobos, was in the jaws of a tiger. this is not the tiger. but it is the siberian, the largest cat in the world, that could kill a man if it wants to. >> if the tiger wanted to do harm too this individual, he would have had time to do that. >> reporter: quick-thinking rescuers used fire hoess to distract the tiger and pull the man to safety. he sustained bite wounds on his arm, shoulder and back. why did he do it? only he knows. his family declined to talk on camera. but a former classmate said he has been acting strange. >> i've seen some of the stuff he wrote on facebook. >> reporter: it's a tragic example of mind-boggling bad behavior at zoos. look at this tourist in alaska, who jumped a barrier to get a picture of a polar bear. in this video from singapore, a man crosses a mote to get to the tiger enclosure. >> somebody wants to drop 16 feet down, i don't know how you would manage for that. you could encase the animals in completely. that's not

why would anyone want to jump into into the tigers' den at a zoo? et the story tonight from nbc's michelle franzen. >> reporter: at the bronx zoo today it was business as usual. >> i didn't really care. just wanted to come to the zoo, look at animals. >> reporter: following the unusual attack yesterday when officials say a man jumped into the tigers' den. zoo officials say 25-year-old david villalobos was riding the monorail tour when he leaped from the train and cleared a 16-foot-high fence putting himself face to face with a siberian tiger named bashuda. >> he made a deliberate effort to get over the fence. it was not by accident. >> reporter: he was in the tiger exhibit for ten minutes. zoo officials say he's lucky the 400-pound animal didn't kill him. >> the tiger did nothing wrong at all. if the tiger wanted to do harm to this individual, he certainly would have had time to do that. >> reporter: still, villalobos suffered bites to the arms, shoulder and leg. zoo workers had to use a fire extinguisher to get the tiger to back off and were able to

i would give the edge to tiger. >> rose: what's different about the way tiger swings the bull, the way tying ear does it simply go further? what does he do? >> technically he's very correct. but there are a the love players that are technically correct. i think a lot of it is his power and speed. i mean, to be a dominant player you pretty much need to have that power. what you do is reduce the par of the golf course. now you can reach the parr 5s in two. tiger shot 13 under last week and i think he was 12 under on the par 5. >> rose: when you watch him, do you say he's back? >> well, it really depends on how you would define "back." for the last three years they coached tiger he won 45% of his tournaments. and, you know, to put that in perspective, i mean, jack nicklaus won about 12% for his career. so tiger won at a rate that no one has ever won at for that period of time. i don't even he can do that again. i think the competition is tough. everything he's been through. but in terms of getting his game banning to where he's in position to win and will win many tournamentes, absolutely

breezy as the san francisco giants play the tigers at 8:30 p.m. 56 degrees. it is going to be cool, but the showers will wind down by around 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. how about the weekend plans? i will be back to tell you about the weather then in a few minutes. >> sandhya, thank you very much. >>> it is pins and needles time. we are on the eve of the world series rain notwithstanding. the giants host the detroit tigers and the city is bathed in giants orange. some of the city's most famous landmarks are lit up as the first game approaches. if you want to be in the stands tomorrow there is still hope. abc7 goes live to the ballpark. it is not cheap, but doable, right? >> absolutely, dan. the problem is illegal tickets c. police warn that buying tickets on the street is a crime. selling tickets on the street is a crime. if you are not buying tickets from an authorized dealer, they warn that it is buyer be -- beware. >> been to probably 30 plus games so far. excited to go to a couple more. >> starting with the one that matters the most. the match up between

breezy as the san francisco giants play the tigers at 8:30 p.m. 56 degrees. it is going to be cool, but the showers will wind down by around 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. how about the weekend plans? i will be back tout the weathera few minutes. >> sandhya, thank you very much. >>> it is pins and needles time. we are on the eve of the world series rain notwithstanding. the giants host the detroit tigers and the city is bathed in giants orange. some of the city's most famous landmarks are lit up as the first game approaches. if you want to be in the stands tomorrow there is still hope. abc7 goes live to the ballpark. it is not cheap, but doable, right? >> absolutely, dan. the problem is illegal tickets c. police warn that buying tickets on the street is a crime. selling tickets on the street is a crime. if you are not buying ckets from an authorized dealer, they warn that it is buyer be -- beware. >> been to probably 30 plus games so far. excited to go to a couple more. >> starting with the one that matters the most. the match up between the giants and the tiger

it doesn't get much stranger than jumping from a monorail into the tiger den. the police asked this 25-year-old fighting for his life why he did it? he said, quote, i want to be one with the tiger. just as strange, police have no reason that he was intoxicated. 75 feet down right into the tiger pen. no, it was not a suicide attempt. 25-year-old david villalobos did it on his own. to be one with a tiger, a tiger like this one, capable of killing a man in matter of seconds. >> this is new york. we have 8.4 million people here. and you know, strange things can sometimes happen. >> the new details are starltling. he told police that he landed on all four like a cat. on his facebook page, his obsession. a picture of siberian tiger. >> we h-- he has a picture of a tiger. >> a former class mate confirmed his behavior as of late. >> it just seemed a little strange. >> reporter: it seemed that he sustained most of his serious injuries from the fall. villalobos did succeed with becoming one with the tiger. >> he was rescued by zoo personnel. who used a fire extinguisher t

back come the tigers. the wind was blowing out. cabrera had earlier homered to right.here is young. he got up in the jet stream. before you know it, the game is tied at 3-3. stayed that way into the 10th inning and marco's season highlighted by the winning r.b.i. in the clenching game of the world series. romo, his 3rd save out of the four world series games. cabrera, the final out. giants win 4-3. sandoval, the world series most value player. the giants won seven straight in the postseason. outscoring st. and detroit, 36- 7. we will be back in a moment. >>> all right. live right now in front of at&t park. there are sparks after a bonfire was going on earlier. we had brooms on fire. of course, it is halloween on wednesday. but this is not a wimp's broom. this is a sweep of the tigers by the giants. and this is the celebration in san francisco. we're going to go to grant in the thick of it. or is he hiding on the phone. how are you doing out there? >> i'm taking cover, you might say, inside of the live truck. we have a live camera behind some barricades right next to th

the a.l. east. tigers 5 1/2 out in the a.l. central.e-game winning streak in an exhibition loss to seattle. lamont out of the way of sharply hit foul, 2-1. in case you are just joining us, 3-3, girardy and long ejected in the seventh. valverde just blew a save and with runners in scoring position, these teams combine 2-20. offensively, the night has belonged to miguel cabrera, 2 home runs and a double. pick by mark teixeira at first. his home run -- cabrera's in the bottom of the eighth, nobody out, two

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