alfonso van marsh, cbs news. >>> so will the giants potential dynasty or the royals date with destinyil in the next few weeks? >> we'll see. the world series starts tonight. >> kpix 5's ryan takeo joins us live in studio with a little game one preview. >> reporter: it's been a while since we saw baseball. >> five days. >> reporter: the royals big game [ indiscernible ] faces a true big game pitcher tonight the giants madison baumgarner. the giants took the field yesterday for practice at kauffman stadium. they are going for three winnings in five years. today it's up to the ace. baumgarner has a 1.42 e.r.a. this post-season. he has also never given up a run in two world series starts. >> you know, you know you got to go out there and you have to be on and you have to make pitches i don't think you ever really start feeling comfortable, you know, but, um, you know, it is nice to -- to keep getting out there. >> reporter: the teams played earlier in the year and the royals swept the giants. but it's a different giants team. it's a reminder though, you don't want to face kansas city's bu

alfonso van marsh has this story from london. >> reporter: in a meeting with scientists at the vatican pope frances said big bang theory and evolution is real and god is not a magician with the magic want. he said big bang theory which brought the universe into theory does not exclude god's role in creation. pontiff said that the big bang theory does not contradict the creative intervention of god, on the contrary, it requires it. theologist say pope francis is bridging the gap between science and the church. >> science is designed to tell you how, into how the universe works. religion is designed to tell you why is there a universe. >> reporter: roman catholic church was once considered an enemy of science, in 1616, it condemned astronomer galeo and ordered him to retract his claims that the earth rotated around the sun. in recent years many of pope frances's predecessors including pope john paul, ii described evolution as a valid concept. pope frances told scientists he still supports story of creation from the bible because god is the creator who brought everything to life. alfonso

alfonso van marsh, cbs news, hampton, england. >> what's the cost? a 10 night cruise will set you back $2,300. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9 first alert weather. >> when you add item, it isn't that bad. >> temps tonight. >> again, if you're wearing a big woolley crazy costume, you will be comfortable. >> no birthday suits. >> maybe no birthday suit. >> okay. >> at least wait till midnight don't you think? let's start with a live look outside, nice evening, even a little sun still parts of the metro area, 56 degrees, relative humidity in check 42%, winds out of the east, northeast at 5. they will begin to pick up tomorrow and these coastal storms begin to intensify offshore. chilly and dry for high school football, good news, a lot of highlights tonight at 11:00, yellow alert tomorrow for showers, not so much heavy rain. yeah, a period of rain but primarily showers and probably the best time between about 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., but nothing heavy. plenty blustery tomorrow, a tough introduction to november. dry and cold for the navy/notre dame

alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> incredible. malala yousafzai will be in philadelphia later this month to receive the liberty medal. >>> former soviet leader miguel gorbachev was back at work hours after he went to the hospital. the 38 year-old was check out by doctors after feeling unwell. he suffers there a severe form of diabetes. he was president of the soviet union from 1985 until helps wrist evenings in 1991. gorbachev was awarded noble peace prize in 1990 for helping even the cold war. >>> former saturday night live mean yan jan hooks passed away. she died last night after a long battle with an unspecified illness. the the actress was a member of snl from 1986 to 1991 when she joined the the cast of tea signing women. the most recently she was nominated for a emmy for her work on 30 rock. jan hooks was 57 years old. >>> worldwide effort to help ebola victims in west africa. inan, tabernacle church, service day in, germantown on saturday. volunteers there will collect supplies and money. organizers say that medical gloves,

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh tells us engineers are working on the next step a model thateporter: light load of laundry and trying a new way to clean more than 1500 shirts a day. these washer use just a little water. >> within the first week we knew that the water saving was more than 60 to 70 percent. >> reporter: xerox machine makers say that is about 350,000 gallons of water saved each year. major hotel chains like hilton and choice are already using the washers at some u.s. locations. the the british scientists who developed the technology say that a small amount of water helps the beads gently rub against the clothes and act like sponges to absorb dirt. steve jenkins says machines use half the detergent and energy as traditional washers. >> when we can clean as effectively as a hot cycle at cold. >> reporter: one and a half million of these beads spin through every every machine, they are about the size of the grain of rice but they are hard like a marble. xerox, insists that the beads cannot slip through drain rarely gets stuck in clothing and can be used in up to a

alfonso van marsh for cbs news, london. >> all right, that is different, right. in order to win contestant had to say what their favorite book was and why. we will be right back. anncr: the great thing many breakfast options... you did a great job. it looks good! anncr: ...is they're right next to our many other breakfast options. just another good reason to book now. feel the hamptonality >>> mccoy handed out information about early detection from a food truck, in upper darby on friday and join by eagles tighten brent celek, they is, they signed autographs for fans. >>> kind of fun there. >>> well hey landmarks across our area displaying pink lights as a reminder to schedule that mammogram. sesame house in philadelphia is proudly displaying pink lights as part of the lights for the cure. for this 13th year cbs-3 and cw philly teamed up with susan g komen philadelphia for the lights for the cure campaign. such an important cause. >>> remember to get those mammograms. >> absolutely. >> we have a gorgeous day coming up, we're talk about the the pink lights and yell

news correspondent alfonso van marsh shows us what makes these machines so different. >> reporter: london'shite rose laundry is trying a new way to clean more than 1500 shirts a day. these washers use plastic beads and just a little water. >> within the first week we knew that the water saving was more than 60 to 70 percent. >> reporter: the machine makers say that's about 350,000 gallons of water saved each year. major hotel chains like hilton and choice are already using the washers at some u.s. locations. the british scientist who developed the technology say a small amount of water helps the beads gently rub against the clothes and act like sponges to absorb dirt. physicist steve jenkins says machines use about half the detergent and energy as traditional washers. >> we can clean as effective as a hot cycle at cold. >> reporter: one and a half million beads through every seen. they're about the size of a grain of rise but they're hard like a maribel. they insist the beads can't slip through the washer's drain, rarely get stuck in clothing and can be used in up to a thousand washes befor