and in the bottom of the ninth, it will be theriot, pujols and berkman.wo, three, four hitters. here is the 3-2. one-out walk. motte is the sixth pitcher of the night for st. louis. and david murphy was walked and singled since coming in for gentry in the fifth. dig his way in. >> joe: a good swing by murphy. strike one. the texas rangers at some point here soon will hand the ball to feliz and ask for their first world championship in franchise history. cardinals are going to come back here tonight, they're going to have to do it against a hard-throwing right-hander feliz. as hugo chave -- as enz comes in th to the on-deck circle. strike two on a 98-mile-per-hour fastball. >> joe: left side for descalso. a double clutch. the out at second. two out. descalso played some short this year. i don't think the ball was hit hard enough to turn two, as endy chavez walks in batting for adam who goes a third of an inning. >> tim: mike napoli running on that left sprained ankle, spraining it when he went to second base. the last time he was on base. >> joe: here is c

we are focusing on the bottom 5%, basically. but again, keep in mind, no state has to do anything we say whatsoever. if they don't want the money, they don't have to do anything. they can give up that 9%, and they can do whatever they want. there is no mandate in there that they have to do something if they don't want to take this money. >> it is really not our money. it was the money -- we took it from them to begin with. i would argue they are trying to get back some of their own money. i am more than happy to have a recorded vote on it or more discussion. however you would like to go. >> i don't agree with the substance of this amendment or the change that was made. i do not object because i want the senator to be able to do his work, and i think the senate is a -- as a general matter would function better if this became the course of the work we do instead of having people hold things up instead of technical amendment fixes like this, and i want the record to reflect that though i disagreed with this, i would help. and the s

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the bottom of the eighth, two, three and four hitters for detroit.enoit signed that big deal during november. >> joe: right now, this post season, the tigers are getting all their money's worth. out of their right-handed set up reliever. here is 1-0. a slider down away to fool beltre. >> tim: he missed with a slider. yep. evens the count. >> joe: two out, nobody on. here comes the 1-1. strike two. [ cheering ] >> joe: good swing by beltre but late. 96. the fans have been in here for a long time. preparing for a 4:19 start. it's almost 10 after 9:00. >> joe: 2-2. [ applause ] [ female announcer ] the road is not exactly a place of intelligence. ♪ across the nation over 100,000 miles of highways and bridges are in disrepair. add to that, countless distractions every mile... ♪ ...millions of ill-equipped vehicles... ♪ ...half a million cubic yards of debris... and the 38 million drivers who couldn't pass the driver's exam today. [ horn blares ] even if road signs actually did make sense. this is why we engineered a car that analyzes real time informatio

they lead 7-4, bottom of the seventh inning. rafael furcal is first up. theriot and pujols. loaded. got jon jay on a comeback. here is a 1-1 to furcal. trying to

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bottom three in the line-up. molina checks on andrus from the hole. safe.tim: andrus jumping. i think with molina running. elvis could have planted and thrown a strike when he jumps, he throws a ball in the dirt. in-between hops and moreland couldn't come up with it. >> joe: now ron washington is going to come out. he has got the lefty oliver. the cardinals have theriot on their bench. moreland couldn't dig out that throw. that is it for ogando. ogando gives up the infield hit. oliver is coming in out of the pen. schumaker, the scheduled hitter. strategy here in the eighth of a 2-2 game. game five. yoohoo, hi. i noticed you used the largest cash back card... why is that? they give me 5% cash back at department stores this quarter. but only on up to $300 worth of merchandise. so the most you can earn is $15 dollars. chase freedom also gives you 5% cash back at department stores this quarter but on up to $1,500 worth of purchases. that is $75. that's 5 times more! woo. get your cash back. activate today at chase.com/freedom. it burns! it's singeing me. it's t

bottom three in the line-up. molina checks on andrus from the hole. safe.tim: andrus jumping. i think with molina running. elvis could have planted and thrown a strike when he jumps, he throws a ball in the dirt. in-between hops and moreland couldn't come up with it. >> joe: now ron washington is going to come out. he has got the lefty oliver. the cardinals have theriot on their bench. moreland couldn't dig out that throw. that is it for ogando. ogando gives up the infield hit. oliver is coming in out of the pen. schumaker, the scheduled hitter. strategy here in the eighth of a 2-2 game. game five. yoohoo, hi. i noticed you used the largest cash back card... why is that? they give me 5% cash back at department stores this quarter. but only on up to $300 worth of merchandise. so the most you can earn is $15 dollars. chase freedom also gives you 5% cash back at department stores this quarter but on up to $1,500 worth of purchases. that is $75. that's 5 times more! woo. get your cash back. activate today at chase.com/freedom. it burns! it's singeing me. it's t

tigers will have the bottom three in their lineup the bottom of the seventh.from brad penny, trying to get around that lead-off double. left side, base hit! here comes beltre. the throw by young. not in time. and it's 11-4, rangers in the sixth as gentry gets in on the fun. >> tim: brad penny sailed it back up home and that could have been another run scored, as alex avila actually barehanded the throw from delmon young in left field. the one run scores rather easily, adrian beltre. and alex avila, bare hand being the ball. but watch brad penny. he is supposed to be behind home plate. he's not. that leaves all this area back here available if the ball gets by avila and another run scores. >> joe: 11-4. here's kinsler. first and third, two outs. ian with 2 rbi. two runs scored. murphy went first to third. these rangers take an extra base any chance they get. they don't just slug. base hit, and it's 1-4 as kinsler knocks in his third of the night. >> tim: kinsler jammed a bit, but over the head of inge to score the twelfth run in this game. >> joe: the biggest l

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the cardinals, without benefit of a hit, got two runs in the bottom of the fifth. cruz takes a ball down and away. nelson is 0 for 2. went deep last night. he's done so 8 times in postseason to tie a record. a late swing and a foul. strike 1. >> tim: the rangers have 11 outs with which to score three runs while holding the cardinals down. >> joe: carpenter deserves credit for settling into this game after that really the rough first inning and second, although he gave up just one hit in the second. here's a fly ball into left. back at the track, allen craig will leap and make catch! two outs! >> tim: getting to the fence, jumping. the ball would have been out had he not made the catch. or hit the top of the fence. exchanging leather for a run. >> joe: i think your initial call was right, i think that ball was gone. >> tim: i think so. >> joe: that look was the best, most definitive. here's napoli. carpenter is one out away from pitching six innings here tonight. craig has homered here tonight. remember, he started because of the injury last night to matt holliday.

her body turned up at the bottom of a trash chute. >> this is a bizarre story. liveis tkim dacey joins us from police headquarters with more on the story. >> police and building management are not confirming whether the victim lived at the park charles work were visiting at the time of her death. baltimore police were called to the park charles building downtown around 8:00 sunday morning after someone made a gruesome discovery -- a body at the bottom of a trash chute for the second time in a little more than a year. another body was found there in august of last year. >> very bizarre and also shocking, too. >> according to police, the victim is 23-year-old emily hauze. public information officer kevin brown says that at this point, there is no indication of foul play. a letter sent to residents and posted near the trash chute sunday explained that police were investigating an isolated incident that resulted in death. residents described the trash chutes, located on each floor on the building, as ordinary. >> the trash chutes aren't that big, where you put it in

bottom three in the line-up. molina checks on andrus from the hole. safe.tim: andrus jumping. i think with molina running. elvis could have planted and thrown a strike when he jumps, he throws a ball in the dirt. in-between hops and moreland couldn't come up with it. >> joe: now ron washington is going to come out. he has got the lefty oliver. the cardinals have theriot on their bench. moreland couldn't dig out that throw. that is it for ogando. ogando gives up the infield hit. oliver is coming in out of the pen. schumaker, the scheduled hitter. strategy here in the eighth of a 2-2 game. game five. yoohoo, hi. i noticed you used the largest cash back card... why is that? they give me 5% cash back at department stores this quarter. but only on up to $300 worth of merchandise. so the most you can earn is $15 dollars. chase freedom also gives you 5% cash back at department stores this quarter but on up to $1,500 worth of purchases. that is $75. that's 5 times more! woo. get your cash back. activate today at chase.com/freedom. it burns! it's singeing me. it's t

bottom of the night, rangers are up 7-5. inexplicably, all over his head,david frese made a hero in the gateway city. top of the 10, josh hamilton erasing that mistake. 2 run homer. 9-7 rangers. bottom 10 -- 2 outs, 2 strikes. john scores. tying the game at 9. unreal. rangers do not score in the top half of the 11. david freese again. forcing the game 7. 10-9 final. a classic was born. and be its twin will be tomorrow night. >> coming up tonight at 11:00, the rich keep getting richer. an annual ranking of the nation's most affluent people. to get some new information on the second murder at the perkins hospital in one week. an early reminder that winter is coming ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >> you talk about something on twitter we did not get to see tonight. >> i have a preview of that. we connec

lance berkman tying it with a two-strike single in the bottom of the 11th. then the play they'll be talking about for a long time, freese with a solo home run in the 11th inning, a walkoff to end the game, capping the impossible comeback and forcing a game seven. that's only the tip of the iceberg. over the course of that long, chilly night in st. louis, the cards came from behind five times before eventually winning it. we'll have full highlights later in sports. >>> on to the news where global stocks jumped on news of europe's debt deal. here in the u.s., the dow rocketing 339 points yesterday, closing above the 12,000 mark for the first time in three months. the average is now on track for its best monthly point gain in history. the s&p was up 42 points, that's 3.4%. and the nasdaq up 87 points. that's up 3.3%. president obama weighed in on europe's debt deal in today's "financial times" where he wrote an op ed. he writes, "this week, our european allies made important prosecuting on a strategy to restore confidence in european markets. it is important fo

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tigers will have the bottom three in their lineup the bottom of the seventh.from brad penny, trying to get around that lead-off double. left side, base hit! here comes beltre. the throw by young. not in time. and it's 11-4, rangers in the sixth as gentry gets in on the fun. >> tim: brad penny sailed it back up home and that could have been another run scored, as alex avila actually barehanded the throw from delmon young in left field. the one run scores rather easily, adrian beltre. and alex avila, bare hand being the ball. but watch brad penny. he is supposed to be behind home plate. he's not. that leaves all this area back here available if the ball gets by avila and another run scores. >> joe: 11-4. here's kinsler. first and third, two outs. ian with 2 rbi. two runs scored. murphy went first to third. these rangers take an extra base any chance they get. they don't just slug. base hit, and it's 1-4 as kinsler knocks in his third of the night. >> tim: kinsler jammed a bit, but over the head of inge to score the twelfth run in this game. >> joe: the biggest l

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now dotel has the bottom fall out of that pitch.ood changeup from octavio dotel. i think what lance lynn did, he restored some order and gave the cardinals a chance to continue to tack on. they have scored 15 runs. outburst in the middle innings. >> joe: pretty good pitch. called ball one. dotel. to the right side. rangers put the lead-off man on in the eighth. the nikon replay of the night for albert pujols. and that massive home run and then one hit to left center. five rbis on two swings, well over 800 feet worth of home runs here in game three. >> tim: albert pujols becoming the first player in world series history with four consecutive innings in which he had a hit. two home runs and two singles and five rbis in four innings. had an opportunity to hit four straight innings. >> joe: kinsler is hitless tonight. now in the hole, 0 0-2. >> tim: he thought that pitch was outside. he had a point. >> joe: edwin jackson and derek holland tomorrow night in game four. the 0-2. ball one. despite the lop-sided score. alfonso marquez is sti

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that's the bottom line.ederal reserve printed all the debt and that and the programs made all the problems go away for a while. i think about it like a do-over, right? europe's stuck right now, because the ecb doesn't want to print money. but they and they kind of do it in the back door. so i think what has to happen is, bernanke is probably going to ease again or do more qe when they meet. and i think some time soon using the printing press to make the problem go away or quote/unquote solve it, is not going to work. >> what would the evidence of not working -- how would krystal and i know that they tried it and it didn't work. >> they would start focusing on the inflation that exists, and the part of your paycheck that isn't a car payment or a house payment. people talk about deflation, but that part of your paycheck is fixed and those assets are going down in price. but the rest of your paycheck, the part that you use, the things that you want to buy are going up in price. there's a big squeeze. it's more

now yadier molina starting the bottom of the ninth.lked to ron washington, the manager of the rangers, before the game about the lay off of feliz and how he has done with a few days off. he said i expect him to be right in the strike zone. something he's been better with the last month of the season. he's behind, 2-0. molina with a career high 14 home runs during the regular season. takes ball 3 outside. molina will take on 3-0. 3-1. punto will follow and then schumaker. 2-1, texas. and a leadoff walk handed out by feliz. >> tim: now do you pinch-run ryan theriot and get yourself down to one catcher? i think the answer to that is gerald laird, who is a fast runner for a catcher. so tony la russa does not waste a run by using terror, and then if they do tie it, having laird come in for defense. punto obviously will be trying to bunt. >> joe: cardinals have only theriot left on their bench. tieing run at first with nobody out. and that bunt is back to the backstop. strike 1. upper 90s fastball exploding out of the hands of feliz. that ca

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bottom line. the bottom line is this.have a tax code that penalizes savings and penalizes productivity and god bless herman cain, for, i think, starting a national discussion or notching up a national discussion about a tax code that's very, very warped. you know, we don't need more taxes. we need more taxpayers, and i think the fact that herman cain has put this out there, and i think actually in some sense, he has won because now as david said or one of our panelists said here, now rick perry's talking about it and you mark my word, rick perry won't be the last candidate from the republican side that proposes some type of new tax system because i think most americans understand that it's very convoluted and it does all of the wrong things of trying to create productive human behavior. herman put it out there and he's prepared to defend it. rich came on earlier, five minutes ago to defend it, and i think that's what you have to do in politics. put the big ideas out there and let's have a discussion about them and as was

the cards score in the bottom of the 8th, 9th and 10th and in the bottom of the 11th, david freese againenter field. the cardinals win 10-9 to extend the series to a winner-take-all game seven. that take place tonight in st. louis. it's been an awesome series. >>> new information this morning about what medicare recipients can expect next year. and it does involve a bit more out-of-pocket expense. we'll have detail s in a live report from the nasdaq market site. >>> the word of the day, tebowing. it's 53 minutes past the hour. find out what it means coming up. kidding me. yeah, this is good. vamanos. vamanos. vamanos. gracias. gracias. gracias. ♪ trece horas en el carro sin parar y no traes musica. mira entra y comprame unas papitas. [ male announcer ] get up to 795 miles per tank in the all-new volkswagen passat tdi clean diesel. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. [ male announcer ] glucerna. helping people with diabetes find balance. consumers

derek holland who got out of the bases loaded jam in the bottom of the sixth inning by getting jon jay ball three. murphy drew a walk his first time up. we replaced gentry in the fifth. now dotel. he has replaced rzepczynski. >> joe: there is a strike. 3-1. >> joe: that is back in to centerfield. right over the back of lance lynn. murphy is on. with holland coming up. >> joe: how about adrian beltre? who got in pro ball in 1995 with the dodgers. he came up to l.a. in 'e '98. had a big year in 2004 with the dodgers. then seattle. boston last year. his first year in texas. he had never been in a world series. throw to second. out there. lynn slipped as he threw it. the force-out gets murphy for out number two. >> tim: that was a good play. only a strong arm got murphy at second base. initially you think lance lynn waited too long. then he throws a bullet to second base. slips. he appears to be all right. >> joe: long time big league trainer barry weinberg out to check on him. ian kinsler coming up. the word on matt holliday is a severely bruised little finger. x-rays negative. here is ki

the problem primarily is if the bottom -- if that seal -- if the bottom part of the glass, if your weep holes get gummed up and the glass finds itself sitting in water, not draining quite right, water and that sealant is dynamite so that makes it fail sooner. so the first thing you want to do is go home tonight and clean out your weep holes and make sure that everything is draining through your windows. but it's only going to last at this point, technology-wise until they come up with a better product and better sealants. 25 years is a wonderful thing for laminated glass. >> in the building department i see people coming in and replacing windows that they have replaced already, they replace with double glaze -- well 10 years ago, 15 years ago, and the seals have improved. but i see many people replacing them again and we will see them being replaced again if they can last another 20, 25 years. whereas the windows in my house might be a hundred years old but they're not double glazing. i think the state is in their push to have energy efficiency, requiring dual glazing, or other similar

bottom is protected. so that's primarily where most wire glass has gone. >> just a comment about skylights in the building code. skylights of glass can be located at any distance from that property line protection that i mentioned earlier. typically in san francisco when you're on a property line you have to have a one hour wall. olderbles don't have it but after the 60s they do. this can be right up to the edge of the roof. however, a plastic sky light may not be. a plastic sky light has to be kept back how far from the edge of the roof, one of you building inspectors? three feet from the edge of the roof. i'm not sure why but that's specifically regulated. >> partly because the plastic is flammable. the plastic heats up -- the bad part about plastic is that it will burn and melt. at one point in time, lexan was the cure-all for everything. you can't do this, you can't do that, it's indestructible. a major jewelry store put it in their windows, and they were home-safe, it's perfect. till a enterprising b

where are only talking about that bottom 5%. -- we are only talking about bad bottom 5%. you could be opposed to that, but the heart of the bill was to focus on that bottom 5%. we are not talking about the whole state. >> i am a former mayor and i come from a small state and i believe in local control and flexibility. here's the problem i see with your amendment, senator alexander. in some cases, at least, if you have a school but is run very poorly, human nature suggests that human -- that people do not want to recognize that. the single digit the slippery slope is that i'm running the school, and doing a bad job, and and in the 5%. i would much prefer to say i am going to write my own proposals, i'm going to fight, called my senator, and i hope that my proposal is going to get past. i think we are opening a slippery slope because i fear that the vast majority of quarterly run schools will use that option. that is life -- of poorly run schools will use that option. that is my field. -- feel. >> i agree, but that is not the amendment. the amendment is to give to the state

it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news.se occupy protests have some cities fed up and angry demonstrators fired up. look at this. >> now. >> shepard: cops in oakland firing tear gas and bean bags trying to reoccupy a city hall. they used tear gas only after somebody threw a bottle at them. the protesters dispute that. >> protesters were not being violent. they provoked protesters. >> they shot tear gas in the clouds, flash bangs, women, children, grandmothers, grandfathers, they are all standing in the same spot. >> shepard: that was oakland. in atlanta crowds chanting we shall overcome. police arresting more than 50 protesters. they left the jail there just a short time ago. [chanting] >> shepard: a nice in jail did not dampen their enthusiasm. the mayor ordered the arrest after reporters spotted the man in the crowd with an assault rifle. the protests all stem from the occupy wall street movement that began in new york city more than a month ago and has spread across our nation. the demonstrators say they're rallying agai

the bottom line is, nothing has changed. telegraph hill -- people think of the tower and the northeast side of the hill, but this is the far side of the hill. it is the seat and rocky side of the hill in an area that has not been developed but someday might be. if that is going to be done in accordance with the law and the sensitivity of the shell on the site, an environmental review needs to be done. i had the opportunity to speak with this project sponsored. i asked him whether his previous offer to donate one of the adjacent parcels to a non-profit group was still in place? he said not for now. in i asked whether he would consider limiting the height on future developments now rather than leave it to a future project. he said no. i am here on behalf of the telegraph hill dollars to support this appeal and urge that see what is applied. -- urged that ceqa is applied. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening president chiu and members of the board. my name is joseph lawler. i am an architect in the city and

bottom line. the bottom line is this.have a tax code that penalizes savings and penalizes productivity and god bless herman cain, for, i think, starting a national discussion or notching up a national discussion about a tax code that's very, very warped. you know, we don't need more taxes. we need more taxpayers, and i think the fact that herman cain has put this out there, and i think actually in some sense, he has won because now as david said or one of our panelists said here, now rick perry's talking about it and you mark my word, rick perry won't be the last candidate from the republican side that proposes some type of new tax system because i think most americans understand that it's very convoluted and it does all of the wrong things of trying to create productive human behavior. herman put it out there and he's prepared to defend it. rich came on earlier, five minutes ago to defend it, and i think that's what you have to do in politics. put the big ideas out there and let's have a discussion about them and as was

our brains and the way we think in the way we interact with people and this bottom up phenomenon is something that we're seeing all these kids doing and people who are over thirty or thirty five don't get it and they have to really learn it and understand it and tolerate it and get used to it because what we're seeing as i think is another manifestation is how our brain our young people's brains with these new bottom up ways of doing things are really changing now people who were who are over sixty used to watch movies where a single scene would last two minutes now today's movies a scene is a half a second and there are so many ways that our minds are different so what we're seeing is a lot of mocking of what's happening in the wall street or in philadelphia or in washington on the right third they're saying well they don't know what they're doing and they're just having a bunch of conversations about where they're going yeah this is bottom up stuff happening what's happening here could be as big a deal as the space program when we first started the space program we were talking ab

bottom of the ninth, cardinals down the final strike.id freese rips the 98 miles per hour fastball to right, over the head of nelson cruz off the wall, two runs score, freese ends up at third. the game is tied at 7. now top of the 10th, the rangers come right back, josh hamilton, two- run bomb off cards closer jason motte. his first home run of the series, texas leads 9-7. in the bottom of the 10th, st. louis once again down to their last strike. but this time lance berkman with a clutch r.b.i. single to tie it 9 after they had intentionally walked albert pujols. then in the 11th the cards finish the comeback. >> freese hits it in the air to center. we will see you tomorrow night. >> incredible t cardinals scored in each of the final four innings and david freese wins it in the 11 th, to force a game 7 tomorrow night. something every little leaguer dreams of playing in. down... >> when you're a little kid, and you're out there, you don't have a bunch of reporters and fans that are ready to cool you a choking dog if you don't, you know. i