ready. >> thank you, anthony. not far from where anthony is standing, dodger stadium, the warriors were playing the lakers. some actually watching the a baseball game at the basketball game. remember andre iguodala? he is back, the elder states man. he can still ball. watch this. behind the back. little show-time style. you know who is having a great preseason? jordan poole. the warriors beat the lakers 111-99. there's poole right there. the regular season starts next tuesday in l.a. against the lakers. we're back in a moment. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, c

ready. >> thank you, anthony.ar from where anthony is standing, dodger stadium, the warriors were playing the lakers. some actually watching the a baseball game at the basketball game. remember andre iguodala? he is back, the elder states man. he can still ball. watch this. behind the back. little show-time style. you know who is having a great preseason? jordan poole. the warriors beat the lakers 111-99. there's poole right there. the regular season starts next tuesday in l.a. a >>> well, from the star trek enterprise to jeff bezos' blue origin, william shatner, aka captain kirk is set to take off in the morning. it is scheduled for 7:00 our time tomorrow from a small texas town east of el paso. 90-year-old shatner and three other people will take a short 11-minute flight into space before returning to earth. crews spent today going through some final preparations to go. >> 90 years old. >> and he is sharp. >> thanks for >>> tonight, the new front in the battle over covid vaccine mandates texas governor greg abbo

nbc bay area's anthony flores joins us from oracle park. anthony, we've seen a lot of things on that field, but nothing quite like this. >> that's right, and right now in that locker room, the players shock and disappointment. you know, just like the chase for the division title, the giants/dodgers postseason series would go down to the wire. unlike the regular season, this time it ends in heart break for the orange and black. let's take a look at the highlights and a packed house for the nlds. it was a winner take all game five at oracle park after falling behind 1-0, the giants get on the board in the bottom of the 6. darin ruf crushes one to center. game tied 1-1. it would stay that way until the top of the ninth with runners on first and second. codi bellinger, justin turner scores giving the dodgers a 2-1 lead. wilmer flores with a checked swing called a strike three by the first base umpire. he doesn't go, doesn't look like a swing. dodgers beat the giants and win the series three games to two after giants' manager was asked if it was

anthony: we think it's foolhardy. given all the problems with the program, we think it's foolhardy to spend the remainder of the money without a sense of how the project is gonna flow. brian kelly: that is the same conversation about this project for the last ten years. stephen: brian kelly is the ceo of the high-speed rail authority. for the past two years he's been in negotiations with washington to restore nearly a billion dollars in funding pulled by the trump administration for failure to meet construction deadlines. now kelly is facing another battle with sacramento. brian: and the bottom line is this: "do you have key benefits by getting this done here?" we do. and i'll tell you this, the other thing i don't wanna do: nobody wants to leave it partially constructed in the valley. and so it's we finish that work and it's constructed. the question at some point has to be, "now that you've done that, what do you have?" and i wanna have electrified high-speed rail. stephen: the impasse with state lawmakers is just t

anthony. and the artist was so intent on emphasizing kind of particularly taking anthony down that the artist actually replicated the eye issue that she had. if you look closely here, you can see that one of her eyes is slightly out of focus, and this is one of the reasons why she often posed in profile, why weeing often think of her image in profile. the artist perhaps knew this and decided to replicate that for the daily graphic. suffragists still wanted to appear with these kinds of political figures, with these presidential candidates, images that we're so familiar with today. i'm sure you can think of many versions of this immarges of these male -- images of these male political leaders in the many institutions that you've been in. and so they decided to create one of their first major visual representation projects through the history of women's suffrage. first published in 1881, and it eventually became a set of six volumes that were about a thousand pages each that were published from

i want to bring in cnn law enforcement analyst anthony barksdale on this.ol district police do confirm to cnn that police are working an active shooter situation. there's very little information, though. in the video that you see, what is your sense and what questions do you have right now? >> right now i'm just thinking about what's happening on both sides of this, the police side and those kids and those teachers, administrators in the school. so we have to think that there's a key theory that works for those trapped inside during an incident like this. run, hide, fight. if you can run, get out of there. if you can hide, find the best hiding spot possible. if you have to fight, you have to fight. and that means you have to give it your all to survive. i just hope that that's not the case for them inside. the police side of this is, the officers responding have to get in there immediately. no pause, no wait. we learned from columbine that that's not the route. you have to go in. you have to neutralize the threat and stop them immediately. if it's a single

anthony fauci was 79 years old.h birthday, it turns out, was christmas eve and fauci was determined to celebrate it with an exhibition of authority-flexing that had no precedent in the entire history of the federal bureaucracy, no one had ever done it before, but fauci did. he decided to unilaterally end christmas and so one day on nbc news, he did just that. watch. >> a warning and a plea from dr. anthony fauci. should people know cancel their travel plans for christmas? >> to the extent possible, don't travel, don't congregate together. >> tucker: there it was, do not travel for christmas, anthony fauci said, do not congregate together to celebrate it. that means no christmas eve in church, that means no christmas morning under the tree with their families caring for stockings. it means no christmas at all. sacred christian observance canceled until further notice from dr. anthony fauci md. what a thrill it must've been for him to say something like that. here's a guy who fully expected to spend his life giving pr

terry. >> thanks vianey. >>> anthony flores is standing by. i was out there last night, giants hitting home runs, dodgers couldn't hit at all. different game tonight. >> it was party last night. this place was rocking. wanted to get loud tonight but the dodgers wouldn't allow it. orange and black call in game two. hear from the giants about heading to los angeles with the series tied 1-1. sports is next. -waddup, tb! -what do you think my next move should be? retirement. tamp down the stress and amp up the relaxation, baby! retirement is like winning another championship. on a spotty network, this is what tom heard... [glitching] tamp.. a... bay! maybe i'll even join you. my goal is to bring a championship to tampa bay... and gronk's coming with me! mom! where are my football pants? shoot. what's wrong? i think i'm down to my last inhaler. don't worry. you can refill it and get it delivered using the kaiser permanente app. smart. refill most prescriptions online and get delivery for no cost. let me get this straight. you've got an a.i. strateg

anthony flores is courtside. anthony, it's been a while.porter: it certainly has, guys. i tell you, this is going to be an electric night for the warriors and dub nation. for the first time the warriors will have a capacity crowd for a regular season home game in 590 days. every one of the 18,000 fans in attendance will get this shirt that celebrates tonight's special home opener. the warriors are also going old school. tonight they will wear a throwback jersey that is similar to the original uniforms, paying tribute to the 75th anniversary of the franchise and the nba. now, earlier today steph curry was named to the nba 75th anniversary team. now that fans are back in the stands, the warriors are looking forward to the home court advantage, returning to the chase center. >> man, we can't wait to be in here with a full house. it's been so long. you know, we feel like we have a really good team this year and the fans are going to enjoy watching our team play. so this is probably the first of many nights where we get a full house and everybod

anthony anderson is here [ cheers and applause anthony anderson plus, from the netflix series and numberision show in the world, the cast of "squid game" is here >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we are talking to them and playing a fun, new game with them and we have got an in-studio performance from charli xcx. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: get ready. it's awesome >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: and of course, an all-new "tonight show hashtags," tonight yeah [ cheers and applause well, you guys i've been keeping up with this whole debt ceiling thing. democrats are trying to raise it while republicans are pushing back so biden is meeting with some of the nation's biggest banks to see if they can help out. >> tariq: man, i'm tired of the news >> jimmy: tariq. >> tariq: hmm? >> jimmy: what are you saying? >> tariq: i said man, i'm tired of the news. it's always so boring and serious. like can we talk about something not in the news? >> jimmy: fine with me what do you wanna talk about >> tariq: i don't know what's something everyone enjoys how about like food, right

and the artist was so intent on emphasizing kind of particularly taking anthony down but the artist actually replicated the high issue she had and if you look closely here, you can see that one of her eyes is slightly out of focus and this is one of the reasons why she often posted profiles. we often think of her as an profile but the artist use this decided to replicate that in this illustration. so we wanted to appear like these political but these presidential candidates and then we are so familiar with today so that you can think of any versions of this image of these male political leaders many institutions that you been in and so they decide to create another first major digital representation projects in the history of women's suffrage. first published in 1981 and eventually became a six volumes there were about a thousand pages each that were published from 1891 - 1918 and edited by anthony and matilda page and very particular story was told about the women's suffrage movement and they wanted to emphasize first that women were leaders and so then when they were creating thes

chief anthony mata said denis shevchenko has been released on bail. this investigation is still ongoing. as soon as we get any more information, we will update you. i am jocelyn moran, kpix 5 . >>> u.s. supreme court is allowing a texas law that bans abortions to remain in effect . the justices will hear arguments in the case a week from monday. >>> i am anne makovec that we have the latest on the covid-19 booster shots. millions of americans are now eligible to get one. one county will set out its plant in one hour . the cdc just gave the approval on these boosters. the johnson & johnson vaccine recipients can get a second dose two months after the first shot. moderna vaccine users can get a booster if they are 65 and older or at high risk of infection . the cdc has approved mixing and matching of vaccines . i just spoke about it with stanford health care. >> this is probably more important than which booster you get. >> reporter: pfizer just announced that their vaccine is 91% effective . there is an fta meeting set for next tuesday to discuss it. e

anthony fauci has given the go ahead for kids to go out for halloween. frightening possibility not being able to get the costume that you want. congested ports to truck driver shortages and ongoing supply chain issues have led to costume shortages in some parts of the country. >> you love halloween. >> i love halloween, not >>> giants fans are so nervous that this dream season might end, at some point we might have to accept that giants are best team in baseball but won't say that until after they win the world series. >> a remarkable game, several heroes. anthony flores from a chilly dodger stadium. >> yes, it is cold but you know what, the giants are red hot and just series. even better for giants fans ending the dodgers' season. great performance in game three at dodger stadium. check out the palm trees. wind a big factor in this one. so windy the foul pole was swaying, trash swirling all over the field. giants starting pitcher alex wood spent five seasons in l.a. and helped the dodgers win the world series last year. gets out of the jam getting a.j.

anthony fauci has given the go ahead for kids to go out for halloween. one frightening possibility not being able to get the costume that you want. congested ports to truck driver shortages and ongoing supply chain issues have led to costume shortages in some parts of the country. >> you love halloween. >> i love halloween, not clowns but halloween. >> back to dodger stadium after tonight's big win. stay with us. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san an in. let's keep making a differene together. we love our house, been here for years. yeah. but there's an animal in the attic. (loud drumming) yeah yeah yeah yeah!!!! (animal drumming in distance) (loud drumming) drums! drums! aaaaaahhhh! at least geico makes bundli

when you first met anthony weiner, what did you know about him?on, he was this outspoken, outgoing eligible batc bachelor, but i knew actually very little. >> o'donnell: she wrote after their first kiss, her head started spinning and didn't stop. it was her first serious relationship, and they began discussing marriage, and he made a starting confession, and she made a startling discovery. you pick up his blackberry? >> yes. >> o'donnell: and what did you find? >> a text from a woman, a very flirtacious text, and i was shocked. and i said, what is this? can you explain this to me? and he did. he was a public personality, and that people communicated with him all of the time. >> o'donnell: but you write in h hindsight it was a warning sign? >> in hindsight it was a warning. >> o'donnell: still, that married. anthony is jewish, and bill clinton makes a joke and says what? [laughter] >> if every wedding is a wonder, then this one is a miracle. >> o'donnell: less than a year later, abedin was pregnant and then the first of many shocks. that same month

anthony flores is back there the ballpark.e to be stoked. >> reporter: they certainly are. pinch you? this just started. we have a long way to go. the good news, one down, two more to go. the giants take game one of this best of five playoff series after a dominating performance on the hill and a spark by a trio of veterans with championship rings in the trophy case. let's take a look at some of the highlights. a sellout crowd of nearly 42,000 of fans on hand. the giants out to a fast start. bottom one. buster posey goes yards. his first post season home run since 2012. 2-0 giants. the orange and black getting it done with the leather. check out tommy la stella. brandon crawford fires to first. what a performance by logan webb, making his first playoff performance. 7 and 2/3 scoreless innings. just the second time striking out. brandon crawford each had a soloer had. the giants take game one. 4-0 over the dodgers. >> as i would expect it, our fans here have been great all year. and tonight was another level, too. the towels go

we see some dodgers on the field, anthony. >> reporter: that's right. dodgers working out behind me. they just finished infield practice. this is the matchup fans in the bay area, southern california and even the players themselves wanted to see, the giants, the dodgers, the two teams with the best records in baseball going head-to-head in the postseason. when the giants step to the plate in game one of the national league divisional series, they'll be rested after clinching the division title last sunday. >> swing and a drive. >> reporter: the dodgers will be riding a wave of emotion after last night's thrilling walk-off win over the cardinals in the wild card. >> i felt like i didn't even have to watch the game to figure out who we were going to play. it just felt like that was going to be the matchup we were going to have. it's one of those things where it's going to be two good teams battling each other, so looking forward to having a lot of fun, competing against another really good team. >> reporter: battling all season long for the division title

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let's bring in anthony flores down at dodger stadium. how are you doing, anthony? just tell you, the giants appeared relaxed and focussed like they have all season. they have the dodgers on the brink of elimination and looking to end it with a victory in game four. let's start with everyone is talking about. a wind update. it was a huge factor last night. it's not expected to be as strong tonight as it was yesterday, but it could still be a factor. don't let the fact that my hair was not moving in my introe fool you. there's a lot of product on there. the wind seemed to keep a lot of deep fly balls from being home runs in game three, but they didn't stop evan longoria. but the dodgers aren't going to throw in the towel. >> that's a really good baseball team. they bounce back after our game one win. we definitely know that they're not going to roll over. hopefully, as a group, we come out and try and kind of get on top and silence this crowd here a little bit, but, you know, it's not going to be easy. >> it's been pretty special what we've been able to do, and just

anthony: that's a great question. we have been doing very well since we have seen businesses reopening from pandemic with all-time highs back to july. looking at the 61.9. it's really reflect -- reflecting strong growth across almost all the industries that comprise the sector. alix: before we move on to pricing, i thought that delta was supposed to change this narrative. did it not? anthony: we had capacity restraints. alix: where are we sitting in terms of pricing and what have you noticed there? >> we hit some all-time highs back in july when you see economy inflation creeping in, but right now demand is exceeding supply and we have supply chain disruptions and with all the pent-up demand being released, even with the consumer confidence waning slightly, it's still strong in the sense that people are paying for the products and services they are looking for. >> we hit an all-time high earlier. does that mean the service is transitory or do we expect prices to increase, say in the fall? >> another great question. tr

anthony flores did both. he saw them, heard them, got video of the blue angels flying over oracle park as part of the fleet week festivities. >>> with the aquarium of the bay hosted a fleet week watch party. visit who are bought tickets got pretty good perks. 360-degree panoramic views, lunch buffet, open bar, access to the aquarium for the entire day. it was a great way to connect with the community and fundraise at the same time. >> the aquarium is a 501(c)(3) profit. we depend on donations. and so by coming out to the fleet week watch party not only are you getting a great view and day, but you are supporting an amazing charitable cause that's been here 40 years. >> tickets were 165 bucks. all of a donation to the aquarium. >>> frustration and confusion for a lot of travelers here in the bay area and across the country right now. that's because southwest airlines had to suddenly cancel or delay hundreds of flights. nbc bay area scott budman was at sjc this morning as passengers were trying to figure out wh

i traveled across the country to investigate the infamous cases including them murder of kayleigh anthony even more staggering most missing children are not abducted by strangers through taken by people that they know. >> are mothers partying and living a life, she was girls gone wild while her kid was missing. >> in 2082-year-old kayleigh anthony became one of the heart breaking statistics details of her tragic disappearance and death rattle the nation the protocols and punishments surrounding missing children needed to change four years later they finally did. emily: everyone remembers that case and such a public trial everyone had in the opinion and knew whether or not kayleigh's mother casey anthony was guilty of the murder of her 2-year-old what you remember about the trial and the laws changed afterwards. aishah: this is like o.j. simpson of the next generation everybody was gripped by this there was so much drama and watching the case unfold in the courtroom and watching her and her reaction and ultimately watching her walk away and go back to living as a free woman just gripped th

. >>> anthony flores with sports.nts wrapping it up, warriors coming in. >> we all hoped to be talking baseball, instead turning the page to basketball. warriors undefeated in preseason first time in franchise history, but will that momentum carry over into the regular season? hear from head coach steve kerr, stick around, sports is next. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where they don't just know the difference between products, they live for it. from american hardwood to spanish porcelain to italian marble, i'm looking for inspiration from every part of the world. so, when it comes to discovering every imaginab

anthony dixon has been a firefighter for 30 years with congressman john lewis's nephew. and jerry cox is a new york times best-selling author whose work includes the newberry award-winninggraphic novel . he's an award-winning syndicated comic strip and he's 15 african-american literary awards and is cofounder of the schaumburg centers comic book festival. tonight he will be discussing the first volumeof his anticipated sequel to their march series . this installment of their graphic retelling of john lewis's great story follows him through the aftermath of the voting rights campaign and counterculture of the people in the 60s. as stacy abrams says, ron becomes a history of what to often follows dramatic change . the pushback of those who received it and the resistance of those who believe change has not gone far enough . lewis story is a complicated narrative of redemption and an energetic voice of transformation in his young and extraordinary life. without further ado i'm excited toturn things over to our speakers. thank you . >> that evening everyone. excited to be her

but when you heard about in 1872 without putting in context is susan b anthony does register to vote. she registers to vote in new york and casts about one in that election. after she casts the ballot she is arrested for the crime of voting. an interesting concept to get your head around, the crime of voting in the argument about it being a crime to vote, they get her under the enforcement act put in place to protect african-american women but the crime of voting, the argument is people who should not have the right to have a say in american society vote, they are diluting the vote of people who do have a right to vote so by the time she is arrested in 1872 for voting susan b anthony is a very vulnerable figure. this is a very public case and she is very public about it. after she is arrested and let out on bail she actually goes around new york given the number of speeches about the fact that she has been arrested and in the trial the trial adds fuel to the fire because in the trial what happens is susan b anthony is the only woman in the courtroom. she's not allowed to testify on he

laura: anthony reporting and he's traveling with the secretary.sts are hailing a new treatment which okay could help solve the worldwide shortage of or began transplants. a kid anymore taken from a modified pig was successfully punishment into a patient in new york. it's the first experiment of its kind reporter: it's been called an astonishing step in medicine. currentliens worked for two hours tamping this pig kidney to a human patient. they said they found a way to jennetteically attar the or began to stop i. being attacked by the body's immune system. >> it showed no evidence of rejection. what was profound about these findings is that the pig kidney functionened just like a human kidney transplant. >> the patient in in case had no brain operation and was oked to have the surgery by her family. the it was maintained outside her bombed and after felipe days, the real kidney was removed. the surgeons say there are real concerns about using animals in in way but there is an acute shortage of or began donors around the world. >> nearly half of the

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it's not just the top layers it's not just our fault it's not kerri chapman is not susan b anthony doing their part and now they are recognized across the country. got a wonderful interactive website for anyone who takes a look at it. i look at it say we are already further then we were, much further than we were in 1995 for that celebration. not given into absolutely karen's point we have a long way to go. and yet having looked at all of the celebrations, this one will have a lasting legacy and a lasting impact. i am excited to see were girls take it from here. >> that is my final question for the panel, exactly how you finish that answer there, page. if we had to assess, we look backwards a little bit for the past year end that is fair. given a rigorous assessment for the centennial commemoration celebration. let's look into the future think about that. what activities to the hundred and 50th anniversaries commemoration what advice would you give them the things we talked about the good the bad and ugly are all included. i think a treating is just one step in a very, very long ladder r

anthony flores, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, anthony. staying in the loop with all the giants' news, go to nbcbayarea.com and click on giants/dodgers playoff series on our trending bar. >>> developing right now, the mother accused of holding drunken sex parties for teenagers is expected to be back in santa clara county by the end of next week. we've been following this story from the beginning. shannon o'connor has agreed to be extradited back to the south bay. she's facing 19 criminal counts, 12 are felonies. when she's back in the south bay, she will face a judge for arraignment. >>> contra costa county joining san francisco and marin by lifting mask requirements. november 1st is the target date for that in some indoor settings. those are controlled spaces where every general public. they include offices, gyms, indoor college classes, religious gatherings and more. but there isn't be more than 100 people inside. the county is making that move as covid cases continue to decline since reaching a summer high in august. >>> one step closer

i think _ anthony fauci. i think that that is right, ithinkthat_ anthony fauci. l right, i think that american parents have a range of opinions on this, some parents cannot wait to give their child the immunisation, all of my children immunised, including my 14—year—old son, but other parents might take a more cautious fuel. we will continue to monitor and collect safety surveillance data and if there is any signal that will be responded to properly. i believe the public of scene that already with the other vaccines. bud public of scene that already with the other vaccines.— public of scene that already with the other vaccines. and what are you sa int to the other vaccines. and what are you saying to children, _ the other vaccines. and what are you saying to children, finally, _ the other vaccines. and what are you saying to children, finally, to - saying to children, finally, to parents of children who are 11 years old, who might be 12 over the next few months? should they get it or wait for the full dose?— wait for the full dose? yeah, it is a tood wait for the

back to back inside the park home runs, like more and anthony gonzalez -- blake moore and anthony gonzalez on the next pitch over poor colin allred's head. republicans happy as they put up five in that first inning. >> one former nfl player to another, right over his head and now the president taking a moment with the republicans. earlier he was on the democratic side when the democrats -- >> greg steube with his first swing, a homerun, out of the ballpark. into the bleachers. the very first offering from pete angular -- aguilar swings it out. i want to bring the attention back to the field. >> i believe that is the first out of the park home run in this game in more than 40 years. >> the republicans out of the dugout. aguilar walking around behind the mound. to the opposing pitcher. >> greg steube getting all of this. >> look at that swing. drilled into left, that ball got out in a hurry. >> that was a bona fide major league home run. >> now the better as greg steube is trying to take away the attention. >> ironic that the president was on the republican side as that ball flew out of the

anthony flores, next. just ask the employee owners of recology.we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. we love our house, been here for years. yeah. but there's an animal in the attic. (loud drumming) yeah yeah yeah yeah!!!! (animal drumming in distance) (loud drumming) drums! drums! aaaaaahhhh! at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. we save a lot. aaaaaahhhh! ohhh! (loud drumming) animal! aaaaaahhhh! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. uh-oh... >>> welcome back, i'm anthony flores, a special home opener at chase sensitivity. the warriors play chase center. the warriors playing first regular season home game in front of full house first time since march 2020. the unis are a tribute to the 75th anniversary of the franchise and the league. steph curry came out in mid-season form, just named to the nba 75t

anthony flores has the best seat in the house. he's actually on the field at oracle. anthony, what needs to happen for the giants to be crowned the best in the west tonight? i assume they have to win. >> that is correct, guys, it is shaping up to be another beautiful night of baseball here at oracle park. every division in baseball has been decide except for the national league west. the giants lead the dodgers by two games, with three games remaining in the regular season. so let's do the math and show you what the giants have to do to clinch the nl west division title. it starts this weekend. really, tonight, because they play their final three games against san diego. that is good news since they took two of three from the padres a little more than a week ago. to win the nl west tonight, they need to beat the padres and the dodgers need to lose to the brewers. they could also capture the crown by winning two of their last three games. like they have done all season they say their focus remains on winning the game now and letting the rest sort itself out. >> we are

anthony fauci's message amid pushback from some law enforcement. >>> back home and on the mend. former president bill clinton checks out of the hospital after an almost week-long battle with an infection >>> the cameras are still rolling. hollywood strikes a deal averting a strike that could have brought production to a halt >>> the steelers and seahawks put on a show for sunday night football highlights from the overtime thriller, capping off a wild day in the nfl it's monday, october 18th. "early today" starts right now >> hope you had a good weekend good morning i'm philip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news. americans held hostage in haiti. the missionaries had just left an orphanage when they were abducted the group includes 16 u.s. citizens and one canadian. five of them children. nbc's sam brock kicks off our coverage >> reporter: frances, good morning. it is anxious hours for the loved ones of 17 people who are still abducted in one of the most dangerous countries in the world. an unprecedented kidnapping of americans in haiti the turmoil and vio

. >> anthony, live from arcle park. anthony! >> reporter: yeah, guys, there were a lot of cheers here. and some disappointing moans and groans watching the dodgers come back and beat the brewers. plenty of reason to celebrate because the giants clinched at least to tie. they will have to keep the bubbly on ice for one more day. and opening the home stand against the padres. a great moment before the game. emily wade throwing out the first pitch to her son who was honored for most inspirational player this season. the giants get out to a fast start. darin ruf sends it out to left. in the sixth, wade jr. with a sac fly to center. that gives the giants the 3-0 lead. the giants would use five pitchers to keep the padres off the scoreboard. they blame san diego 3-0 the final. after the game they watch the dodgers rally to beat the brewers on the scoreboard at oracle park. the giants clinched at least the tie for the division and still lead the dodgers by two games with two to play. >> it is a soft focus on what's happening in los ang