it was another night of no lights and no power for thousands in the big apple. and there's still no clear idea of when power will be restored. new york city, which shut down its entire mass transit system, will spend the next several days pumping out flooded tunnels, hoping to get everything moving again. in breezy point, new york, a beachfront community of firemen, policemen and blue-collar workers, are still taking stock from sandy and from a fire that destroyed more than 100 homes. >> nothing i could identify except for the kitchen tile and the bathroom tile. that's about it. >> reporter: the cause of the fire is unknown. new jersey took the brunt of sandy, though, with coastal communities hit especially hard. entire neighborhoods consumed by sand and water. >> we'll rebuild it. no question in my mind, we'll rebuild it. but for those of us who are my age, it won't be the same. >> reporter: part of atlantic city's iconic boardwalk is in ruins. and on the jersey shore, an amusement park collapsed into the ocean. finally, though, relief for travelers this mornin

this morning and jamie costello and christian shave remember at work in the big apple with what the fans are saying a day they did not see coming. >> let me tell you this, this is one of the gutsy wins in franchise history to come out after what they went through after ibanez and to win the game mentally tough for 13 innings t is a fairy tail. a short memory. we said o-mazing. too much. this was o-mazing. let's look at the highlights. >> and who doubled and manny scores on the base hit. >> i don't think he is 20. >> comes on 1, 2, 3 that's an old story. >>> and the the first back in. gets the save. the orioles into game 5. this a game that the yankees did not want to be playing here in the bronx tomorrow night. >> take me to the clubhouse. and they were jubilant happy ready to go. they were talking about the deal with losing it and how tough it was. they had been resilient. this is what they had to say shortly after the game. >> all the post teams and with the type of games we played all year. and so i think that's a good practice. and when we get to this point in the season. >> we chanc

among them is christian, hanging out with fans in the big apple. let's see who he caught up with. >> reporter: the horse box bar in the east village has all the makes of a new york city irish pub, the drinks, bartender, framed cal ripkin poster. framed cal ripkin poster. >>> and there is frank robinson. what's going on? >> one of the owners is a baltimore guy and one of the bartenders, created a fan base. >> reporter: when she said a ballot more guy she is talking about david who runs the horse box along with a partner. yankees fans come here and are quick to point out that fans of all teams welcome but this past friday it was packed with orioles fans for the wild card game against texas. >> all fans, all different games. >> jamie is in times square tonight dodging some of those nasty new yorkers. let's hear what he found out. >> reporter: we take your arms, bats and gloves for this is the city that shows your every move. where heros and goats found every second. where the orioles will be take on the bright lights and what you get in the streets is

in the hard hit big apple, the new york stock exchange, nasdaq and broadway theaters will be closed for a second straight day. we know now there's at least 10 to $20 billion in damage and 15,000 flights across the united states have been canceled. ines ferre is live in new york with more on the wrath of sandy. >>> reporter: hurricane sandy flooded some areas of new york city, knocked out power of thousands, and the southern part of manhattan is virtually shut down. >>> reporter: a storm surge nearly 14 feet high pushed ashore flooding hundreds of miles of coastline from virginia to massachusetts. >> it's the most flooding i have seen in all the years i have lived here. >> reporter: floodwater and high winds have knocked out power to millions of people. >> we are seeing a large number of fires caused by downed wires an electrical problems relating to outages. >> reporter: more than 200 firefighters are still battling a blaze in an evacuation in queens. more than 50 homes have already been destroyed. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. and power outages prompted a mass evac

coming up, dave ross has a redskins report from the big apple plus the tigers away for the world series opponent. first, it's college football saturday. the maryland football team is not going catch breaking at the quarterback position. danny o'brien, the 2010acc rookie-of-the-year transferred in the offseason. brown, who took o'brien's place, didn't get to take a snap this year after tearing his acl in the preseason and more bad news for his replacement. the freshman quarterback perry hill is hoping to make it 3-0 in acc play today and however, his day would end early. the terms trail by 7. intercepted by david amerson. he tries to make the tackel and is blocked in the back and taken down. another look, the left knee buckles. the coach said the injury doesn't look good. more on his injury after an mri. the final secs, he is up, completes the pass and tonight, 33 yards and is down to the wolfpack's 14 all. six minutes year ago, he can win it from 33 yards out and no good. maryland endures a tough 20-18 loss to nc state on home coming. >>> seeking their first acc of the season and virgin

earthquake only to arrive for the big a apple storm. >> there wasas anybodyere? >> ghost town.starbucks open. >> nothing keeping the king of all media off the air. howard stern patching a skeleton crew together at sirius/xm.. >> half the people who live in manhattan wer evacuated. >> anderson cooper getting the weather channel's mike saidel to explain what makes sandy so scary. >> why is this so extraordinary? >> the extraordinary part of is is the meteorology, we've never seen anything tracked like this. >> jimmy kimmel forced to cancel tonight's special show from the brooklyn academy of music but vowing to return tomorrow. >> i'm prepared for the storm. i'm part of the extreme weather team. >> david letterman and jimmy fallon also fightingg to sta on the air. jimmy tweeting, "we will be doing a new show tomorrow night no matter. what" no matter what has a new name, sandy. >> guess how much it costs shut down broadway for one day. >> millions? >> $3 million a day so earlier today i went to times square and shot videoeo o what it's l likeo be here in new york on this day. time

. >> big apple may be getting back to normal. damage is far and wide. new york city with the latest on the construction. >> and the skyway is jammed up for folks. traffic moving easier for those heading south. stay with us. abc 7 news continues right after this. >>> major shake up in apple today. two top executives wlaimd for a pair of missteps are no longer with the company. out are scott forstall who headed up mobile software decision. -- division. he was forced to apologize and reverse course on a staffing plan. >> back now to hurricane sandy slammed into the east coast yesterday causing a whole bunch of problems in the nation's biggest city. >> president obama declared a major disaster for new york city and long island. now more on damage and the clean up. >> you can see mid town manhattan and lower manhattan still in the dark. eight million people are with out power. the death toll has now risen to 39 people. it's going to be several more days until we know the extent of the damage. after sandy delivered it's punch, residents in the battered states

temperatures in the low 60's up there in the big apple. all kinds of apple themes this morning.aring through the game. temperatures will dip into the 50's by the ninth inning. >> low pressure going up the coast. in between the two come as soon as we can scare off the low clouds, fog and drizzle, we will end up with sunshine, which should shift to the south. the rain up in new york right now. off to the left-hand side, some rain associated with the front. the rain should stay north of us. we should end up with a dry day today, as soon as the drizzle clears out. 59 downtown. 54 in westminster. as soon as the sun comes up, we should make it close to 70. the average height is 69. we have not been in that neighborhood lately. partly cloudy skies as we head into the late morning and afternoon. seven-day -- going into the weekend, chilly but nice tomorrow. a high near 63. just a 20% chance of a sprinkle on friday. good running weather on saturday, if you are running a half or full marathon. 62. nice on sunday, but a chance of rain early next week on monday and tuesday. all in all, not

the big apple is a big blackout. the storm sparked fires as well as flooding in at least 50 homes in queens. >> so far this has involved about five buildings. we could not get any apparatus down the block. >> welcome to bbc world news. also coming up in this program, as the economic slowdown goes on, financial heavyweights meet in berlin for a financial solution. we find out how hollywood makes sure some of its blockbusters appear on chinese screens. hello, people come up on the east coast of america, waking up too damaged after storm sandy swept across the region. 16 people have been killed as a result of the storm and 16 million are without power. -- 6 million people are without power. >> hello and welcome to washington on the east coast of america where the devastating power of storm sandy was unleashed last night, leaving millions in new york without power and widespread flooding in lower manhattan. break hasas triggered a major rescue operation. our correspondent has this report. >> the city that never sleeps, p

they plan to stay and help the big apple's utility company for about a month. >>> the bay area is less than 12 hours away from the parade to honor the world series champ, the san francisco giants. crews have been working around the clock especially here at the civic center where the parade will end up. one million people are expected to attend. city officials are urging anyone who plans oncoming to take public transportation or get there early. the mayor says this year's parade will be a little different. >> in 2010 many of the players were kind of put on the cable car, and a lot of fans said we couldn't see them. they had to go from one side to the other. so this time i think we have individual vehicles for the players and their family members. so that's one major change. we'll come up market street, and then of course turn off at mcallister and make their way down here to the plaza. then the players will be invited into city hall, there'll be public viewing opportunities there on screens that will allow you to see everything that's happening and listen to everything that's happening.

this much we do -- just getting back to anything approaching work in big apple, will be tough. very tough. and it all begins with wall street's hope of getting back to business tomorrow morning. jamie colby, down by by battery tunnel that will be the point of entry to many who want to return but will not be able to use that point, jamie? >> reporter: without a duty, i know one person would be happen markets are open tomorrow, this is charlie gasparino, i saw you and see discuss it earlier about the fact it had to close. but it is not only thing that closed. let me show you how sporadic thing are. ritz-carlton, no lights, next door, an apartment building, full of electricity. i walked streets of lower manhattan today trying to find a single business that was cleaning up. but without power, so many had to day home, add to that, 8 million who lost power, nearly million on long island who could wait as long as 10 days, this is the connext or to the -- connecter to tur tunnel from lor manhattan to brooklyn, 16 million people use it every year. if you can't get in that way, there are

thanks in part to lower ipad sales but iphone 5 revenue was strong, raising the question, is this a big apple miss or a buying opportunity? >>> meanwhile, rival samsung reported record profit thanks to sales of galaxy smartphones. amazon missed earnings, revenue and guidance which could be bad news today. the government reports its final preelection snapshot of revenue growth. new home contracts came in lower than expected. >>> meanwhile, a new report from the national association of manufacturers finds the economy has already lost nearly 1 million jobs this year, due to the so-called fiscal cliff, even though it's still two months away. the report finds corporations are betting congress won't act in time, so they're laying off workers and cutting back on spending, which could cost the economy 6 million jobs by 2014. >>> bank of america is one of nine banks being subpoena aed over alleged interest rate ma p manipulation. microsoft new surface tablet hits shelves today with a price of 4 $99. retailers are running low on holiday season's hottest toys. the leapfrog 2 and furbies. >>> tom hanks u

. >> our big story -- baltimore sports fans have their eyes on the big apple as the orioles resume the championship series against the yankees. the series is tied at one game a peace. whoever wins three games will move on to the championship series. tonight's game is at 7:37. we just learned a potential game five on friday would start around 5:30. the orioles will definitely face a more hostile crowd than the 48,000 screaming fans who cheered them on here in baltimore. and although yankees fans battled in the bronx, we managed to find one orioles fan amongst them ready to cheer our team on. >> i have respect for the team. i came out of nowhere and have been doing good things. they came in here and changed the whole team around, the whole dynamic. there were not playing like as a few years ago. it is incredible for them to actually come out and take the team to play offs. >> pete gilbert will have live reports throughout the series. meanwhile, looking for tickets to begin? be aware of ticket skimmers. officials with the better business bureau said there are ways to protect yourselves fr

parts of the big apple are still underwater, with millions of people that power. thousands of power outages in our region -- let's give the latest numbers. >> virginia power has more than 22,000 outages. pepco is reporting more than 15 00 that power. bge has more than 30,000 in the dark. most are in anne arundel county. >> strong clean-up continues as students return to school this morning. >> we are waiting to learn of some schools will reopen because the power outages and other weather issues. keep an eye on all of the delays and closures on your screen. brianne carter is live at landover. she joins us with the latest. >> good morning. prince george's county -- they were not in a bad area because the power barges, but they are still waiting to find out whether to schools will reopen. we are here -- you can see the lights are on. that is a good sign. hopefully that means they'll be able to return to class today. there are still to schools and another that will be questionable. we expect we will hear from officials with prince george's county school as to whether

rg3 made a big splash in the big apple this afternoon. >> won the game is on the line ball in your hands do it. believe you can a doubt in my mind. >> the redskins had a huge blow on offense. a player fell to the ground holding his left leg. will miss the rest of the season with a torn achilles. >> he said something, and i came up onwhen i break. it is huge. he is a gamer. it's not for everybody involved in the situation. he will be missed. >> others have stepped up in his absence. in aconnection resulted 26-yard touchdown catch. the giants were clinging to a 20-16 lead in the fourth. a first down to keep the game alive. >> you work through the play and the play, you can play in football. >>, later, the redskins played a to let pass right 30-yardoney for a touchdown, giving washington a 23-20 lead. >> i was going to win the game. you say it will make a great play. eli manning with -- is the new comeback kid. downfield to a wide open victor cruz. defense, giving the giants a 27-20 lead. >> i was ready to go back out there and do another drive. >> unfortunately, that was not meant to be. t

mitt romney will speak at a foundation dinner in the big apple.will get more details on their schedule from tahman bradley. >> with less than three weeks until election day, the presidential contenders have intensified their efforts to court and decided women voters. >> my mom was a single mom. >> a single mom doesn't know whether they will be able tfootto put food on the table. >> mitt romney has narrowed the gap. mr. obama yesterday touted the equal pay measures signed into law and attacked his republican rival for not supporting it. >> a young woman graduates and should get equal pay for equal work. that should be a simple question to answer. when governor romney was asked about it his campaign said we will get back to you. >> romney says women have suffered under president obama and he will do more to help them. >> there are 3.6 million more women in poverty today than when the president took office. this president has failed american women. >> under fire from democrats but for pledging to end planned parenthood, he's taking to the airways. >>

with kelly and michael" and then will speak to voters in the big apple. vice president biden will campaign in colorado. romney will campaign in leesburg, virginia. paul ryan will be in ottawa with condoleezza rice. during last-- iowa. 500 people took part last night on our website. thank you to everybody who weigh in on it. >> rattled nerves in new england after an earthquake. buildings were damaged by the magnitude 4.0 quake centenear portland, maine. no reports of injury. it was felt as far away as connecticut. earthquakes are very rare in new england. >> there will be a motion hearing today at fort meade for private first class bradley manning, the man accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. he is scheduled to be tried in february. he's facing 20 charges including aiding the enemy. >> a memorial service being held today for a professor struck by a car and killed earlier this month. rhett leverett was walking his dog when the accident occurred. the driver suffered a medical emergency and ran his vehicle on the sidewalk. the victim was 60 y

. >> meanwhile, the most extensive damage is in the big apple. the biggest city left under water. >> welcome. i'm barbara harrison. i'm keith russell. montgomery county schools announced they will be open on time tomorrow. once again, montgomery county schools will be open for business tomorrow. >> right now, we are going to lieutenant governor of maryland who is speaking right now. there's a press conference under way for the state of maryland. take a listen. >> hats off to everyone with mention to the work being done by the national guard as well as the maryland state police. >> governor, thank you. let me update you on a couple situations. we are experiencing -- the things we are looking for right now as this storm moves off and up into the susquehanna, the flooding issues will be with us for quite a few days. we are monitoring the flow. as you know, from these events, that will be a concern of ours for several days. there is some flooding of rivers we are anticipating. we have been on the phone with the elected officials of frederick. there's

. >>> let's take a trip to the big apple. we are hoping for pan o'maze -- an omazing trip to the bronx. >> we have team coverage from the new yankees stadium. >> reporter: you can feel. it can you feel this down there? yankees stadium. to get to the world series, you always have this go through new york but it's the orioles who are putting up a major roadblock. let's go to where the birds have landed. hanging around the club, you get the since they are not intimidated. it's hard to route against the orioles. they're the type of club that new york loves like miguel done discal less. a rod is the lightning rod for the past 24 hours. he will be hitting third. these fronts row seats close to 2,000 dollars. that's a family of four, $8,000. jay z, spike lee, they will all be here. mariano rivera will throw out the first pitch. used to you would be afraid to wear your jersey or orioles hat. >> it's exciting. i talked to some fans who made a bus trip. some are staying over to watch the next game tomorrow night. what they're excited a

schools in the big apple are all closed. the big earth concern is the tidal surge which could reach up to 11 feet in parts of manhattan. maybe bloomberg ordered nearly 400,000 people to evacuate low- lying areas. >> our team coverage of hurricane sandy and the superstorm continues this morning tucker barnes and gwen talbert have the latest on the storm's track as we go to break. important information if you plan to fly today. air lanes serving reagan national and dulles international have canceled most flights for today. bwi is reporting very limited operations. passengers are being urged to check their flight status with their airline before you head out the door. we are coming back in just a moment. anncr: which do you believe? what mitt romney's tv ads say about women? or what mitt romney himself says? mitt romney: do i believe the supreme court... should overturn roe v. wade? yes. and it would be my preference that they, that they... reverse roe v. wade. hopefully reverse roe v. wade. overturn roe v. wade. planned parenth

. >> and the omazing orioles are in the big apple. how they're gearing up for game three. now a preview of what's head at 6:30. >> this week, the president sense his first interview, right on the eve of the vice-presidential debate. president obama and do i an -- diane sawyer. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, therefore i should not deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. this law does not force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and protecting all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. >>> contestants whipped up their favorite dishes using squirrel meating. they made things from bacon wrapped squirrel wings to poppers. they eve chopped up whole rodents. >> it has its own unique taste. it has a rougher texture and a game mier taste -- gameyer taste but it's good. >> the winning dish -

after a few hiccups, the o's make it to the big apple. we'll see how city is preparing for the game. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message. >>> ladies, we know you have heard it before, early detection is the key to feeting breast cancer and mammogram is the key. most health insurance companies cover the cost. the cdc recommends women 50 and older get tested every two years. >>> you know, it's one of the most commonly used drugs for breast cancer but for some women they could stop working after a few years. abc2 news health reporter linda so said there is help for an alter -- hope

the capitol in dc and stories beginning to pile out of new york, massive fires, flooding subways, big apple got hit pretty hard.

in addition to the evacuation in the big apple, also a number of other cities on the east coast. wall street shutdown for the first time since the september 11th attacks. it gives you an idea of how bad sandy is expected to be. sandy leaving a mark on parts of north carolina. these are pictures from curo beach 30 miles north of wilmington. rising tides flooded homes. as many as 50 million people are in that hurricane's path. >> let's get right to meteorologist christina loren who has been tracking hurricane sandy all morning long. >> this is something that meteorologists can only dream up. when you think of all of the interesting components that are coming together and the timing of the storm. let's take you out live and show you the seas are getting very violent out here at dewey beach in delaware. 100 miles away from this location and feeling the impact of the brunt of the outer bands of sandy. hurricane sandy gained strength after crossing the loop current. it is a warm current in the atlantic. they move north bay and they lose that intensity. she has strengthened. maximum sus

the big apple could be impacted by this depending on the direction that sandy goes. >> if that is hit, it will be tuesday. for us earlier. we're staying on top of that and no matter what happens. >>> let's get to the roads. >>> and we have a crash to talk about. and at columbia road. everything is moving along here at 195. no problems getting to dc and north to 695. we check in and take a look at the expressway here. no delays from to 695. and once you get on and head downtown. 695 no problems to report all the way up to towson and on the west side normal conditions now will take you 11 minutes to travel the outer loop from 795 to 95. that's a look at traffic. back over to you. >>> when you hit the roads you may notice more police out there. starting tonight the police will be out on the roads and looking for drunk drivers. linda so is here to tell us what this is about. >> it is keeping you and your family safe. starting tonight at 9:00, officers throughout the state will be getting into their patrol cars to scan the roads looking for drunk drivers. to tell bus this is the officer wi

xhond bond between new yorkers and a group of texas teens. 13 high school students stuck in the big apple with nowhere to go. the group and their teachers sent videos home to worried parents to assure them all was well while sandy swirled around them. >>> finally, one michigan doctor plans to bring a little more fright and fun to his job today. dr. waldo frankenstein has been practicing medicine for close to 60 years. he's never been accused of being a mad scientist. he does his best to scare up good time for his patients. i bet this is his day. we've almost forgotten that today was halloween, there's just such devastation going on around us. >> usually we do these stories, a lot of bad hurricanes in the last 10 or 20 years. this is the first time it's ever happened where we are. strange to be just reporting it. >>> time for an early look of stories we'll follow here on nbc. this afternoon president obama will travel to atlantic city to survey sandy's decimation of the new jersey coastline. joe biden attends two grassroots event in florida. >>> republican nominee mitt romney will also spe

is this a big apple miss or a buying opportunity? rival samsung reported record profit thanks to sales of galaxy smart phones. the government reports its final preelection snapshot of economic growth today. yesterday weekly jobless claims fell but new home contracts came in lower than expected. a new report from the national association of manufacturers finds the economy has already lost nearly one million jobs this year due to the fiscal cliff even though it's still two months away. they are betting congress won't act in time so they are cutting back on spending. that could cost the economy six million jobs by 2014. >>> bank of america is one of nine banks being subpoenaed over manipulation. microsoft's surface tablet hits stores today. starting price? $499. retailers are already running low on the holiday season's hottest toys thanks to a surge in lay aways. the leap pad 2 and hot wheels are popular choices. >>> tom hanks unleashes a big one. >>> plus some scary moments as a sering line drive nails doug fister right in the head. sp

the message from the mayor is that the big apple is open for business. that only tells part of the story. in the greater new york area, there is still many many homes without power. the subway network is shut down. this is the scene at one subway station where monday night the waters rose from track to ceiling. parts of the network will reopen tomorrow. this is a city that has survived or stand sandy. hear, all along on the eastern seaboard. questions to test those who would lead america. >> questions indeed. for the very latest, we can go to jane hill. as steve was reported, the city is starting to get back to life. i am not sure this will be a new york that we all know. >> no, it is a very peculiar feeling. we are very near battery park on the southern tip of manhattan. this is the battery under park, one of the seven main passes through the city. four out of seven of these tunnels are still full of water. this is part of the challenge facing the authorities. in fact, he made the point that this is one of the issues that he is aware of. if this city is

but this proposal is a little different than the one in the big apple. we'll explain coming up. >>> and 5 deaths linked to a highly caffeinated energy drink. next, we're coming right back. as governor, i cut five b billion dollars in spendg and balanced the budget every year. and tim kaine and i both cut our own pay as governors, to lead by example. mark warner and i reached across party lines to get things done. we were a great team in richmond and we'll be a great team in washington. i'm tim kaine and i approve this message ...because we'll work together to restore fiscal responsibility, grow our economy and create jobs. [ male announcer ] tim kaine. bringing people together to tackle the challenges of tomorrow. who move our country forward, work hard, raise families, and keep america strong. but mitt romney's budget plan will hurt the middle class, raising taxes on the average family by up to $2,000, while giving a tax break of $250,000 to multimillionaires. doesn't mitt romney understand we can't rebuild america by tearing down the middle class. prio

most bridges in and out of the big apple are back open. full bus service resumes tomorrow in manhattan. but the subway still days from reopening. and tens of thousands of homes and businesses still with no lights. the death toll in new york city at least 18. that crane that nearly came down in the wind? mayor bloomberg says it's stable for now and crews will have to put up another crane to bring that one down. >> for now, the crane still dangles over west 57. you can see it there behind me. normally this is one of the busiest streets in manhattan. that whole area out of commission. if you're looking for a met for for this storm, new york, this is it. >> there are still thousands of residents in nearby northern virginia in the dark tonight. no power. dave owens is in arlington with the folks there trying to deal with the inconvenience as best they can. we know it is just awful when the lights go out and don't come back on. >> reporter: yeah, derek, also frustrating especially when you're told it will be five days before you get the electric

this time on long island not far from the big apple. the second of three presidential debates kicks off at hofstra university. romney hoping to keep the wave of momentum going his way after a well received performance in their first matchup. >> he was not only widely seen as winning the debate among registered voters by a margin of 3-1 or more, it helped him in the more importantly the national race against obama. >> reporter: president obama in damage control mode of sorts. acknowledging he didn't do so well in his first meeting with romney. his campaign promising a more energized and aggressive obama tonight. the commander in chief will also have recent positive economic numbers to help make his case. >> people hearing better news about the economy and jobs generally. the question is how this factors into voters' decisions or not. i think this late improvement in some public perceptions about the jobs and economy could benefit obama. >> reporter: the format tonight, very different from the setup in denver. it will be a town hall style

they're having their big apple fest this weekend. you can get everything you need right there. >> that's happening at all the whole foods from 12:00 until 4:00 p.m. on saturday. you have the milk, the sugar and the water. >> you take your water, about two cups of water. then you put in about a cup and a half of sugar. you get that to a boil. then you slowly add in your heavy cream. that's going to get to where you're going to be here. then you let it reduce so it's going to get -- all those sugars are going to caramelize. that's where you get the carmelization. it's starting to thicken up a little bit. it will get thicker than that, just like the normal hard, semisoft. when you see that happen, you have to keep an eye on t. when you see that happen, it can very very quickly from very fluid to very hard and burn. you want to keep an eye on it. >> you have to stay by mom or dad at the stove and keep stirring. >> right. this is a little delayed gratification. you can sit here and stir and wait. >> how do you et get from there to -- how

dodge a power outage that delayed the train ride to the big apple and the birds are in new york city tonight. game 3 is scheduled for tomorrow night at 7:37. the first team to win three games and moves on. turkey animation, keep checking in with the byrd land faithful. team coverage of the post-season magic, we begin tonight with pete gilbert and a look back to a vitoria's day in orioles history. >> outside of yankee stadium, no workouts today. the teams are getting arrested for game 3 on wednesday. where we're standing is just a ball park right here. this is where the old yankee stadium was, and a 12-year-old named jeffrey mayer reached down into the field of play, and took away what was going to be a catch and he got a home run, one of the most infamous plays in major-league baseball playoff history. the 28-year-old will not be in attendance of this series at all. she is living in new hampshire and married to a red sox fans that he has to deal with. >> well put. it reaching postseason play is nothing new with the exception of 2008. the yankees have made the playoffs every non-strik

and as we turn our eyes northward towards the big apple, a lot of people may be heading that way for the game so they can have a sea of orange and new yorkers may have a different perspective. and don harrison takes a look what the they had to say about the coming o's invasion. >> reporter: we are used to new yorkers-vading bolt hoar and it's our -- invading baltimore but it's our turn. >> we play for the post season. this is all i've known. we have been in the post season every year for 15, 16 years or so minus the one year. so this is a regular season for us. no offense. >> reporter: you think new york is worried about baltimore fans coming up here? >> no. they will kill them, the yankees. they will get them. you come buy your tickets and watch. it's all right. the more the better. >> i ami hate the team. -- i hate the team i miss the old stadium but nothing i hate the yankees. the end. >> reporter: not everybody loves the yankees but we will see how much they love the orioles after we take them on in game 3. for good morning maryland, here in the bronx, i am don harrison, abc2 new

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to the american league championship series, big controversy in the big apple with two outs in the eighthnning it looked like detroit is thrown out of second base but the umpire called him safe. now the yankees manager joe girardi loses it. he gets tossed from the game. the tigers win it. 3-0. detroit now has a two game to none lead over new york. in football a career night for packers quarterback aaron rodgers. he throws six touchdown passes, tying a franchise record. green bay takes care of the texans 42-24. first loss the year for houston. the packers improve to 3-3. and when we return this morning a fireworks show goes wrong injuring more than 100 spectators. goes wrong injuring more than 100 spectators. a rough and gritty linebacker... e for now he's got sensitive skin. so we use tide free & gentle. it's mild on tommy's skin... but it keeps his colors true. that's my tide. five days later, i had a massive heart attack. bayer aspirin was the first thing the emts gave me. now, i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin

google cancelled its flashy android event in the big apple. but still revealed its nexus 10 tablet and nexus 4 smartphone on its website. the 7 inch tablet sells as low as $199 dollars. u-b-s, struggling since the start of the financial crisis some four years, is reportedly set to cut as many as 10,000 employees and up to 15 lines of business in an effort to right itself. the move by the swiss bank is one of the more dramatic seen from chief executive sergio ermotti and will likely come from u-b-s's investment bank which has more than 16,000 employees. the official announcement is expected later today when the bank reports its third quarter results. merger is shaking up the publishing industry. penguin and random house are hooking up as the pairs corporate parent companies pearson of britain and bertelsmann of germany join businesses. critics are concerned it could lead to higher book prices. while other say the combination will create a force against internet retailers such as amazon. honda cuts its full year profit forecast as it faces a bac

taking a live look at some apple, stillhe big being pounded by rain and high wind. that buckledcrane in midtown manhattan, not far from central part. next to a high-rise building 74 stories above the ground. crane is 74 stories appeup. a hospital transferred some critical patients in the middle storm because of a power outage. was pouring into the streets and into a subway tunnels. it could be days before they get water out of the subway system. what made it tough for firefighters to battle the huge destroyed at least 50 island. long >> concerns in the huntington neighborhood in fairfax county cause more evacuations. >> dozen people were evacuated yesterday. happening out what's this morning. team coverage continues with john gonzalez. >> of far, so good, in the huntington section of alexandria. good.so but there's more rain and wind now. fairfax police and fire are on standby. have a lot of rescue equipment here such as trucks andand fire even county buses that were used evacuate residents. than 100 homes last night were ordered run to leave the area. this is a ver

let's go to new york with jamie and christian for more from the fans in the big apple. >> reporter: and good morning, maryland, jamie and christian here. we were side by side watching this. unbelievable the fans were something. the yankees fans were leaving. >> they were leaving before the game was over even though they had gotten to jim johnson the earlier night. they were streaming out to the exits. >> remember the big sign that was over the orioles bugout t made its way to the stadium. it was inside. we talked with the fans. listen to this reaction after this one. >> i'm shaking. >> i cannot wait. >> we didn't think it went to game 5. we knew we had to do it. today was the day. >> we did it. we're excited. yes. >> the fans are going nuts now. >> the yankees fans were holding heads and hands out of the stadium. >> no way did they think game 5. >> they did not want to come back for this, they were cold, tired, frustrated. they didn't score any runs t was a rough night. don't you feel bad for them. >> and first pitch is at 5:07. game 5 the winner goes to detroit. what a prize that is. g

what's driving the demand in one of the country's hottest rental markets. >> tom: ahead of those big apple results, investors were busy plowing through a host of earnings and some so-so economic reports. new claims for jobless benefits fell by 23,000 last week to 36 . >>> improvement in the labor market. on wall street, the dow rose 26 points, the nasdaq and the s&p both tacked on four. americans were back buying big ticket items last month. durable goods orders jumped almost 10% in september. durable goods are things designed to last more than three years, like washing machines, televisions and airplanes. the jump last month couldn't offset the 13% drop in the same kind of items in august. but what about smaller everyday items? well, one of the biggest makers of consumer goods, procter & gamble, posted a 2% jump in sales. earnings were better than estimates, despite p&g losing market share on more than half of its product lines. erika miller reports. >> reporter: the results at procter & gamble weren't exactly "head and shoulders" above last year, but at last there was a "bounce". the wor

you're in florida and used to dealing with tropical storms and hurricanes, but for us in the big apple. it's a brand new experience. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, october 30. good night, everyone, and stay safe. we'll see you online at nbr.com, and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org