[cheers and applause] >> audience: barry, barry, barry! >> he was there and came back to life, number 48, the mvp of the world series pablo sandoval. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the world champion

and we were all looking for our names on the draw, and barry included. and the tennis pro came over and he said to barry, "don't touch that, you'll get it dirty." and there was something in his tone that horrified me, because it wasn't... it was clear that he didn't mean, "oh, your hands are grubby," which he would have ragged at any of us for that. it was clear that he meant, "you're black." it stopped me in my tracks. and it made me more aware of a certain ugliness, i guess, that i hadn't really felt or lived with before. >> narrator: being half black was adding to the complications of young barry's life. >> here he was half black, half white, living with white grandparents. many of his friends assumed that they were his parents who had adopted him, because they're white, he's black. a lot of friends never knew his mother. >> honestly, i don't have any recollection of barry's biological mother. it just seemed to be like a missing person, for me, and i never asked about it. >> narrator: his mother had been absent for much of his childhood. he'd met his

[cheers and applause] >> audience: barry, barry, barry! >> he was there and came back to life, number 48, the mvp of the world series pablo sandoval. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the world champion 2012 san francisco giants. [cheers and applause] now to make a very special presentation please welcome the great mayor

[cheers and applause] >> audience: barry, barry, barry! >> he was there and came back to life, number 48, the mvp of the world series pablo sandoval. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the world champion 2012 san francisco giants. [cheers and applause] now to make a very special presentation please welcome the great mayor of the great city of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> audience: let's go giants! let's go giants. >> let's go giants. wow how thrilled we're are to have the world series champions back in san francisco. what a year it has been. it's been the year of the orange dragon. yeah! . orange october. but you know we have celebrated, we have screamed, we have shouted all year long and once again the giants have captured our imagination and team work and they did the hard work. often we look at sports and we have super stars and we have super stars but there is a motto on the clubhouse wall and it says "25 guys, one common goal, win today". [cheers and applause] and they certainly live up to this motto. when i see young pe

. >>> well, coming up at 11:00, barry bonds is back in the national spotlight.e'll let you know about what's sure to be a very polarizing subject for weeks to come. >>> coming up next, it's "30 rock" followed by "access hollywood live." at 1:00, watch "days of our lives." on nbc bay area. >>> some democratic senators calling for an investigation, wants some answers for that major spike in gas prices that happened between may and october. six senators, including dianne feinstein and barbara boxer, they want to know what oil refineries role played. analysts say a list of refinery problems including fighter at that richmond chevron refinery are to blame by this. the senators at this point not completely buying that story. >>> less than a month after they rejected the soda tax in richmond, a berkeley city councilwoman wants her city to give it way. the counselwoman urged the city to consider putting added tax on swedened drinks sold in the city. she says the money raised from the tax can go to support youth education and health programs. voters in richmond overwhelm

jay's guests include sergio romo and barry zito of the giants. i've seen the show.hows off cashmere socks. and jay gets romo bombed. this is hayden. that's elizabeth. and that's skyler... and his mom, nancy. they're just a few of the californians who took it on themselves to send you a message about what they need to restore years of cuts to their schools. prop thirty-eight. thirty-eight raises billions in new revenue - bypasses sacramento and sends every k through 12 dollar straight to our local schools... every school. for them. for all of us. vote yes on thirty-eight. >> absolutely, the tandoori mixed grill. they don't just hit you over the face with >>> they don't just hit you own the face. they let the vegetables and the meat speak for themselves and marinate them. it's a neighborhood place with excellent food and good wine. >> our own "iron chef" raj raving about one of his favorite shots. the episode premieres tonight. in about two hours, at 1:00. >> a cooking show coming your way. >> exactly. >> i did have a great time. i want to thank everyone. but i didn't

. >> barry simms is in rosedale, where there was another water main break. >> that is right, we talked with the department of public works earlier today and they tell us their crews have been busy handling on average three water main breaks the day. five of them happen it today. we are here in the 8800 block of philadelphia wrote in rosedale. neighbors say this break happened between 12:00 and 12:30 this afternoon. dpw says it is a 16-inch main that broke. franklin square medical center was impacted. the hospital had low water pressure and restricted drinking water as a result. to the college of baltimore county in essex canceled classes. students received the news by text message and e-mail. >> when you go in the bathroom, the water was not working. school was canceled. >> the water at the community college is back on this evening. we are told that 60 homes and 15 businesses still have no water. dpw hopes to have this break fixed overnight. barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> people across the country are commemorating veterans day. >> that includes baltimore city. we'll have details on

. >>> barry bonds is on the baseball hall of fame ballot. he spoke with one of the baseball writers who will vote him in or out. you just can't vote for players who are tainted by performance enhancing drugs, even if it is barry bonds but barry bonds said if you believe i am a bad person, or a drug person, no worry, i am okay for it. if you want to put me in for what i did as a player, i want to be in there with everybody else who so serves it -- deserves it. -- deserves it. >> it is starting to get trafficky. >> that is a new adjective and it fits well. i was checking out the chp website and we have an accident on caster valley off of east 14th and 162nd avenue. we have a truck that slammed into three parked cars and it is leaking some fuel and diesel and the fire department is on the way so we will keep you posted about that. >> we have 101, traffic is flowing well in both directions and traffic on the far right- hand side as you make your way over to the bay bridge, there is a high win advisory. traffic is flowing nicely in both direction

there is so much more about barry gibbs than saturday night fever.ep, deep writer and probably the second most grossing song writer in the whole world is barry gibbs. >> and he loves country music and an amazing talent and tell us about the album and why it is so special and why you want to go back to the roots. >> bill monroe passed away in 1996 and i felt a calling to my roots and was blue grass and has been all of my life. i played blue grass in kentucky where i am from. and my dad bought me a mandalin. and when he passed away, i wanted to come back and be able to be a leader, try to encourage young people in the music. there is so much great stuff about blue grass music to me. it is it the purest form of country music and legends like doc watson and stanley brothers and scrugings and people like that. i always tried to honor those men and legacy carrying on the tradition. >> do you see a resurgance with the young people who are bucking fans was blue grass? >> absolutely. we see young girls and boys. 12 and 15 and 18 years old bringing for identif

i was already in the state of panic. >> barry says he was in panic mode too. he stopped at this shell gas station on golf links road near the 580 freeway. the three officers just happened to be there. surveillance video shows them running to the car. >> i remember asking dad, dad, do you have any towels, anything to wrap the baby in. he said no. >> he quickly took off his shirt to use as a blanket. >> on that day when she told us she was having the baby, she was not lying, she was having a baby. >> jeffrey sid took the lead. he's trained to protect and serve. this was not a normal day. >> we were able to check and the baby was crowning. so then i turned to charles. i remember telling charles, this baby's coming, charles. >> just minutes later, baby nolan arrived. >> if it weren't for these three officers, no matter what they were doing, that was just -- these three guys, it was always going to be a blessing to me. no matter what happens. you saved my son's life. >> reporter: a very emotional day for everyone involved. now, baby nolan is named after nolan park.

i am barry simms. congress turns its sights to libya today as lawmakers try to figure out what happened during the attacks in benghazi. as hallie jackson reports, general david petraeus is not out of the spotlight. >> former cia director general david petraeus will answer questions about benghazi, just not today. later this morning congress will move forward with its investigation. >> i don't think there's any debate in this country that when you have for americans killed, that is a problem. >> congress will look at not just what happened with the deadly attack in libya on september 11, but what happened after and how the administration responded. >> i believe the american people deserve a comprehensive, no- holds-barred investigation. >> at the heart of the increase its un ambassador susan rice, who made the rounds on tv after the assault to blame protests on an inflammatory anti-muslim video. the white house says it was based on intelligence she had at the time. >> this president and is this administ

barry obama. he's just white.r by chris rock the vote. >> jimmy: he makes a good point. [ applause ] back to the hurricane. you know, most of the national focus has been on new jersey and new york, but it affected a lot of cities along the east coast. this clip comes to us from providence, rhode island. three counties in rhode island are asking for federal disaster relief. they got hit pretty hard, but not hard enough to blow out the birthday candles at the local nbc affiliate there. they have a regular segment on the news called first birthdays where proud parents sent their newborns in. watch this. keep in mind. this happened on monday, during the hurricane. >> we can't forget first birthdays. happy first birthday, dawn long. keibals. >> let's look at the names if we could. >> jimmy: ijaz fahted. egyptian name. and the other is dawn keibals. [ applause ] i know her brother, the whole family. whoever pulled that one, congratulations, that was -- well done. here in brooklyn, things are still a mess, but they aren'

with barry's fiancee. it began around 10:00 a.m. local when aubrey arrived at their house to drop off their daughter nahla but left with a fractured rib and bruised face. after being released from the hospital, aubrey was booked for misdemeanor battery with bail set at $20,000. tensions have been high for barry and aubrey who are locked in a bitter custody battle over 4-year-old nahla. >>> the cease-fire between israel and hamas appears to be hold with both sides declaring victory, though tensions remain high in the region. as does the level of rhetoric coming from both sides of the border. stephanie gosk joins us live from tel aviv. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, veronica. our nbc news team on the ground in gaza is telling us that a 20-year-old man was shot and killed near the border this morning, and ten others were wounded in a gun battle when they got too close to the israeli side. this could potentially cause problems for what is already a delicate cease-fire. and right now, there's n

mohamed el larry and barry ritholtz and more we'll play some highlights from the sideline and let's get to today's capital account. take a look at this according to the wall street journal today in this article federal securities regulators are stepping up oversight of stock exchanges as they scramble to catch up to trading advantages that some say have developed for sophisticated clients at the expense of ordinary investors now i bet you can guess who those sophisticated clients with an alleged advantage are their high frequency traders and the f.c.c. scrutiny has increased in part the wall street journal piece says because of its findings from a probe into some order types benefiting high frequency traders now the concern is that exchanges might have given some firms more information about how their systems operate giving them an edge now the as you see probe into order types was fueled by a complaint in two thousand and eleven from a former wall street trader turned was a lower he said a c m b c interview in september that he kept banging his head against a particular trading strateg