bottom of this eighth inning.f, it may come in the bottom of this inning. cabrera, fielder, delmon young. three, four, and five hitters. what is now a two-run game. >> tim: good point. saves come at different times in a game. >> joe: lincecum is in the game and pitching well. he did in the l.c.s., in the division series and as he did in game one of this world series. that is on the corner. 2-2. scutaro ended the season with a 20-game hitting streak. he has a streak of having reached safely with at least one base hit in 18 straight on the road. 2nd of september on. including the post season. 0-3 tonight. hitless in game two. that is peralta to his left. out number one. >> joe: let's go back in time and look at 1966. this is the last time a team threw back-to-back shutouts and they actually shut out the dodgers games two through four. palmer was part of that. >> tim: gentleman jim palmer beat sandy koufax # of-nothing, in koufax -- 67-nothin 6-nothn koufax's last pitch. >> joe: sandoval stands in and comes up empty.

bottom of the inning, peralta, avila and infante. bottom three. >> joe: here is the 2 2-2.. one away. go back to that play that posey made with one on, two out, corralling that sinker down and away. the home plate umpire fieldin culbreth wearing a mic. here is what he thought. >> there is no way you caught that baseball. >> joe: "there is no way you caught that baseball." that is the way he did it. >> tim: kind of serious. posey using that glove like a sestin in hilie. >> joe: strike to blanco. >> tim: that is an 88, 90-mile-per-hour pitch. so far outside, and how he wraps it so quickly, believe me, that takes an awfully good set of hands do that. >> joe: blanco right in the middle of the only scoring in this game three. in the hole, 0-2. in the second, lead-off walk to hunter pence. he stole second on a strike-out by belt. moved to third on a wild pitch. scored on the rbi triple by this man, gregor blanco in to right center. and then blanco scored on a two-out rbi hit to center by crawford. that is it. since then it's been all vogelsong andincecum. 1-2 on blanco. sanchez t

over the area of the bottom. so let's talk about the liquid pressure. i'll show that right here. assume it's all the way full here, okay? here's my liquid. i got the pressure down at the bottom, which equals the weight per-- oops, i didn't define the pressure over here. force per area, right? pounds per square foot. newtons per square meter, okay? so, it's a unit of force over some area, huh? and over here, we have force per area. and the force that makes the pressure at the bottom of that tank, that force is the weight of the fluid over said area down there. but this weight of fluid can be re-expressed, because if density equals weight over volume, does it follow that weight equals density times volume? can you do that? so i can say where i have weight, i can just put density times volume over area. but how about volume, gang? we wanna measure the volume of things. let's suppose i wanna measure the volume of this eraser. isn't it true that the volume of this eraser would be this distance multiply by that distanc

giants in the ninth will have the bottom two in their lineup.pears as if mujica will be the pitcher for st. louis. motte is the closer next to him. but mujica has been throwing since the start of the bottom of the eighth. the 2-2. off the hands and fouled straight back. this cardinal team had the second best record in baseball against left-handed starters this season. the best record belonged to the san francisco giants. the cardinals at 31-17, but you wouldn't know it with what zito did to them tonight. holliday strikes out for the third time tonight. casilla comes in and strikes out matt holliday. that will send this game five into the ninth. congratulations for zito from buster posey and the infielders. what a night for barry zito. 5-0 after eight. introducing the all-new completely re-imagined 2013 chevrolet malibu. sleek new styling... sophisticated dual cockpit design, and sport sculpted seats. available chevrolet mylink infotainment system. the all-new 2013 chevrolet malibu. ♪ refined comfort to get you in a malibu state of mind no matter

be in the bottom of the ninth inning?n francisco civic center where 10,000 people who love their giants are watching, wondering if they will be celebrating in the bay area a second championship since the team moved out west in '58. they won it in 2010. they lead three games to nothing as we play in the bottom of the ninth inning. tie game. andy dirks first up against affeldt. strike 1. he ties up dirks. >> tim: this is why jim leyland loves dirks hitting against left-handed pitching because he's short to the ball. he often hits the ball to left field against left-handers. hit .274 against them in the regular season. >> joe: casilla still up in the bullpen. two strikes with peralta, the right-handed hitter, on deck. so a battle of the bullpens. that's what we have gotten to here in game four. avila struck out the side in the eighth. phil coke struck out the side in the ninth. the 0-2. breaking ball stays up. ball 1. dirks now in battle mode with two strikes. we've seen affeldt talk to himself a lot while he's out there pit

focusing on their bottoms do you bottom of bottom dollar has been reached and we're heading to ten thousand dollars an ounce of gold that's nearly bought me don't worry about ok. out of your bottom and focus on your economy or little best clergymen slime bucket ok this britishness last they had line here so when we were there in germany at the bundesbank we did mention a quote from alan greenspan regarding brown's bottom i.e. selling half of britain's gold supply he said that it was a basically i'm paraphrasing that it was a stupid idea because in extremis as germany learned during world war two is that the only currency you can use always is gold so it was dumb to get rid of it and this is one of the things why we said all individuals should own gold or silver in this currency war time because i am epic plan to conjure away debt and dethrone bankers so there is a magic wand after all a revolutionary paper by the international monetary fund claims that one can eliminate the net public debt of the us at a stroke and by implication do the same for britain germany italy or japan the conjuring

be in the bottom of the ninth inning?n francisco civic center where 10,000 people who love their giants are watching, wondering if they will be celebrating in the bay area a second championship since the team moved out west in '58. they won it in 2010. they lead three games to nothing as we play in the bottom of the ninth inning. tie game. andy dirks first up against affeldt. strike 1. he ties up dirks. >> tim: this is why jim leyland loves dirks hitting against left-handed pitching because he's short to the ball. he often hits the ball to left field against left-handers. hit .274 against them in the regular season. >> joe: casilla still up in the bullpen. two strikes with peralta, the right-handed hitter, on deck. so a battle of the bullpens. that's what we have gotten to here in game four. avila struck out the side in the eighth. phil coke struck out the side in the ninth. the 0-2. breaking ball stays up. ball 1. dirks now in battle mode with two strikes. we've seen affeldt talk to himself a lot while he's out there pit

bottom of the eighth they will have the bottom three in their lineup. here's the 1-1 pitch. ball 2.it 27 home runs during the regular season. seventh highest rbi total in the national league at 102. checks on theriot. makes the play. two out. bases empty for allen craig. craig tonight, hit by a pitch his last time up and just grazed his uniform top. struck out in the third. bounced into the force-out that led to that take-out slide at second base in the first. affeldt talking to himself as he prepares to pitch to craig. that was big part of their win back in 2010. the numbers coming into this game in 2010, the starting pitching through six games in the postseason, the world champs in ten, 3-1, 42 innings pitched, and a 1.7 e.r.a. so far this year in six games, vogelsong, an e.r.a. of 6.5. but ryan vogelsong turned that around tonight. and his giants lead the cardinals 5-1 into the bottom of the eighth. with the theory of relativity, the next... stop, stop, stop! my car! not so much. but that's okay. you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mu

we angled it so we'd get the sediments moving along the river bottom. these sediments would go into the inflow channel of the auxiliary structure, through the structure, and on down to the atchafalaya. life around old river is generally peaceful now. even more important, the world below old river carries on normally. many here are unaware of their upstream fortress. it would take an extraordinary amount of water to test these structures and the will of the army corps of engineers, but rivers are capable of extraordinary things. our ability to control nature, particularly our ability to control rivers is limited. we may be successful for a short period of time-- a year, 5 years, 10, maybe even 25 years, but there's always a larger flood out there. there's always a bigger windstorm or higher waves than the ones we've encountered before. when we place ourselves and our lives in the paths of these processes, we can expect to see the adverse effects. since its beginnings, civilization has flocked to the riverside, and there has always been a price to pay as

so, as i mentioned before, we bottomed out. there is the test bed for where the first micropiles will go in and for the pool testing. and here is a shot of those micropiles going in and they started that two weeks ago and doing the pool test on them this week. if everything passes according to the design, they will be able to start production piles shortly. each final production pile gets tested. there are 1800 of those and this is meant for the whole down of the structure against the pressure of the water. these are not bearing piles. just some more views of the struts and the internal bracing and the excavation in zones one and two continuing. there in zones one and two again. and in zone three, basically the beginning of the month, they were still removing the old wood piles, early in the month, by the middle they were putting up the excess tresle and you can see in the lower right-hand picture and where there they started building the actual access pad, the actual bridge portion and decking in that lower right-hand corner a

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what a tough loss for the orioles. >> in the bottom of the 12th he tied it up and in the bottom of thench hitting for a- rod. >> i feel like i've been doing the same live shot all week. i keep saying the orioles when are they going to do things the easy way. never. they were two from going up in the series, now they have to come back and win two in a row. >> we're live from yankee stadium and we'll see you tomorrow. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't 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 all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. 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

so bottom of the 8th. that lead is now 6-5. kirk is up, two outs and he would provide some clutch insurance. adam laroche scores and the nationals are feeling good. leading 7-5, heading into the 9th inning. and drew is in to close it out. it is still 7-5. daniel up with the bases loaded and two outs. they need one more. instead, a hot shot off of ian desmond's glove into center field. the nats once a strike away from winning the series find the game tied 7-7. next batter, two on, 2-2 count. he sends a base hit to right field. two more runners come home to score. they take a 9-7 lead and the crowd was stunned. let's go to the bottom of the 9th. the nats down to their final out. ryan zimmerman with a popup on the infield. makes the catch and the nationals suffer a gut wrenching 9-7 loss. their dream season comes to an improbable conclusion. can you appreciate the season this team had? >> yeah, i think so. but not right now. bad taste in my mouth, but that's going to stay there for a couple months and probably never going to leave

he did give up a run in the bottom of the eighth. ripped foul. ball was smoked by crawford who hit four home runs during the regular season. >> tim: brandon rea realizing -- pardon me -- that you've got to speed it up with a guy who throws as hard as motte. >> joe: went a little too fast. >> tim: yeah. >> joe: now the 0-2. fought off. crawford tonight an rbi double. two-out rbi double back in that four-run fourth. >> joe: ball one. >> joe: in the air to center. jay back to get it. one. jay has blossomed, by the way, to one of the best defensive centerfielders in the game. >> tim: he rea has. a lot of hard work, speed. he can track a fly ball. >> joe: he is fearless at the wall, which heshowed in the division series with a catch -- which he showed in the division series with a catch he made in game two. one out, nobody on. here is hector sanchez. switch-hitting catcher, off the bench to bat for mijares. >> joe: strike one. >> tim: rally caps, giants style. >> joe: strike two. nothing-2 with pagan, the lead-off man waiting on deck. motte tries to c

>> the question is -- there are a lot of grassroots bottom-up activity, sharing resources, but there are also opportunities to take macro approaches like public transportation, for instance, and how we can get some of those opportunities going. >> i will take this. i think that is a really good question. i think there is a role both bottom-up and top down, and i think it is a conversation we're going to have in the working group to get these ideas that are coming from our community and from leaders in the space. there are so many ideas we may not be hearing. we are inviting all of you with some of these great ideas. i think it is the first set. obviously, it will not be easy to make some of these changes, but being part of the dialogue is very important. >> i would check out mesh labs, which looks at that pretty closely. who else? ok. >> [inaudible] i know a little bit about the cars and trucks, but i understand there might be some legislation that creates opportunity for people who make food in their own kitchens. is that just a rumor? >> hopefully, all of you heard that question. l

giants in the ninth will have the bottom two in their lineup.pears as if mujica will be the pitcher for st. louis. motte is the closer next to him. but mujica has been throwing since the start of the bottom of the eighth. the 2-2. off the hands and fouled straight back. this cardinal team had the second best record in baseball against left-handed starters this season. the best record belonged to the san francisco giants. the cardinals at 31-17, but you wouldn't know it with what zito did to them tonight. holliday strikes out for the third time tonight. casilla comes in and strikes out matt holliday. that will send this game five into the ninth. congratulations for zito from buster posey and the infielders. what a night for barry zito. 5-0 after eight. introducing the all-new completely re-imagined 2013 chevrolet malibu. sleek new styling... sophisticated dual cockpit design, and sport sculpted seats. available chevrolet mylink infotainment system. the all-new 2013 chevrolet malibu. ♪ refined comfort to get you in a malibu state of mind no matter

one out in the bottom of the eighth. series is sponsored by lay-away's back at wal-mart on select items. see stores for details and fees. by the nikon one, a different kind of nikon. and by samsung galaxy, no-2. tablet, phone, the best of both. next big thing is here. here's crawford. >> joe: by the way, just so you know, the three-homer game by pablo sandoval, is the second three-homer game in the history of this ballpark which goes back to 2000. this is the 13th season the giants played in this beautiful stadium. the only other guy to do it, to have a three-homer game, kevin ellster of the dodgers. long-time new york met, who did it on april 11, 2000, in the first game in this ballpark. >> tim: how about that. everybody thought well, this ballpark, the ball is really going to carry. no, sir. >> joe: here is one in to center. will that carry to jackson? yep. two out. nice catch by austin jackson. we welcome you inside the broadcast booth, everybody. i'm joe buck, tim mccarver, erin andrews on the field along with ken ro

bottom of this eighth inning.f, it may come in the bottom of this inning. cabrera, fielder, delmon young. three, four, and five hitters. what is now a two-run game. >> tim: good point. saves come at different times in a game. >> joe: lincecum is in the game and pitching well. he did in the l.c.s., in the division series and as he did in game one of this world series. that is on the corner. 2-2. scutaro ended the season with a 20-game hitting streak. he has a streak of having reached safely with at least one base hit in 18 straight on the road. 2nd of september on. including the post season. 0-3 tonight. hitless in game two. that is peralta to his left. out number one. >> joe: let's go back in time and look at 1966. this is the last time a team threw back-to-back shutouts and they actually shut out the dodgers games two through four. palmer was part of that. >> tim: gentleman jim palmer beat sandy koufax # of-nothing, in koufax -- 67-nothin 6-nothn koufax's last pitch. >> joe: sandoval stands in and comes up empty.

more pressure on the bottom. now it's not quite that simple because when i do this, i've got twice as much air going across there too. it's going twice as fast, it's got twice as much air. over here, i have got... is that right? to say, air is going twice as fast, to say it must have twice as much if you have the same density. so at least it's nice to think of going fast, not hitting so hard... going slower hitting harder that helps you to remember that slower moving air pushes with more pressure than faster moving air and that's what gives you a lift. now that's bernoulli's principle and birds fly that way too. birds have their wings curved, and the air moves a little faster over the top than the bottom. i've got a question for you. bernoulli was in the 1700s. do you know what birds did before the time of bernoulli? birds couldn't fly, they couldn't fly. birds were ground struck. they came walking along the ground, that's why they have legs. all birds have legs, okay? show me a bird with no legs, okay. and then

one out in the bottom of the eighth.'s back at wal-mart on select items. see stores for details and fees. by the nikon one, a different kind of nikon. and by samsung galaxy, no-2. tablet, phone, the best of both. next big thing is here. here's crawford. >> joe: by the way, just so you know, the three-homer game by pablo sandoval, is the second three-homer game in the history of this ballpark which goes back to 2000. this is the 13th season the giants played in this beautiful stadium. the only other guy to do it, to have a three-homer game, kevin ellster of the dodgers. long-time new york met, who did it on april 11, 2000, in the first game in this ballpark. >> tim: how about that. everybody thought well, this ballpark, the ball is really going to carry. no, sir. >> joe: here is one in to center. will that carry to jackson? yep. two out. nice catch by austin jackson. we welcome you inside the broadcast booth, everybody. i'm joe buck, tim mccarver, erin andrews on the field along with ken rosenthal. who could have expected

i think that established the bottom for us back in 2009. i do think that we're in a longer term bull market. simon, i think your comments about modest returns over the last decade are true, but, in fact, if we think what the environment was say at the end of 1999, p/e ratios were 30 or 35 times and there was going to be no happy ending to that. it took the market a long time to adjust to that. and basically you get zero returns for a decade or 12 years. now looking forward, i think we're in much better shape of valuations are certainly much more modest and a little bit less than historic averages longer term. >> go ahead, i'm sorry, finish your thought. >> i was just going to say, you know, we could certainly be subject to volatility in the near term. i just don't know how to be tactical in a very short time period. think back a year ago, how many people were really excited about investing in the market at the beginning of october after all the volatility in the third quarter? it's just very difficult to step up when it's the right time to

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bottom of the eighth they will have the bottom three in their lineup. here's the 1-1 pitch. ball 2.ns during the regular season. seventh highest rbi total in the national league at 102. checks on theriot. makes the play. two out. bases empty for allen craig. craig tonight, hit by a pitch his last time up and just grazed his uniform top. struck out in the third. bounced into the force-out that led to that take-out slide at second base in the first. affeldt talking to himself as he prepares to pitch to craig. that was big part of their win back in 2010. the numbers coming into this game in 2010, the starting pitching through six games in the postseason, the world champs in ten, 3-1, 42 innings pitched, and a 1.7 e.r.a. so far this year in six games, vogelsong, an e.r.a. of 6.5. but ryan vogelsong turned that around tonight. and his giants lead the cardinals 5-1 into the bottom of the eighth. with the theory of relativity, the next... stop, stop, stop! my car! not so much. but that's okay. you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insuranc

bottom of the 8th and bottom of the 9th. there's been quite a few texas rangers fans leaving the ballpark. they don't think they are going to come back. they certainly have been sitting on their hands through most of the night. the pitcher is keeping them off balance. he had a lot of runners obeys. getting obeys. there was double plays that the orioles pulled. got out of all kinds of jam. the orioles scratch out three runs in three separate innings. no big innings. so far it's been enough. like i said with the orioles up 3-1. let me walk out of the way. show you some of these hard core texas rangers fans who have decided they are not going to win the game today and they are there for leaving the ballpark in arlington. how about that? the playoff game and they are out of here. man. kind of crazy. but like i said, they still have a long way to go. if they can get to the 9th, that's good news. the 8th inning this year, you see pedro all the time. not sure if he's been pitching so well. the 8th inning could be the interesting on

bottom. the bottom. here's your four-degree water down here. what takes its place? beginning with a t. - 10. - 10. by now, it's february, okay? get the idea? honey, we're gonna need a long winter to get to that lake. but now it's march. how much time do we have? we get--the thing, you get the idea. [laugh] what happened at four, honey? by now, it's may. people, it's may, we're running out of winter. you can't get a deep, deep lake to get all four degrees. before you can get any three-degree water, never mind zero. what are you gonna turn the whole lake to? four. and let's suppose we have like a big meteor hit or something and we get, like, no sunshine for about four or five years then we'd get something like this. you keep doing the same thing and pretty soon, after a couple of years of that, then it would all be four. honey, that's a lot of energy taken away by that cold wind. when you get the whole lake four degrees celsius, then and only then, that's the first three-degree water that lake has seen, gang. does it stay there or does it sink? it stays there because

taking over at second base in the bottom of the eighth.jay, on deck. 2-0. >> tim: lopez appears to have no problems because of the wet weather. all of a sudden he's inside to left-handers, outside to right-handers. >> joe: there's the 2-0. there's a strike. 2-1. jammed is schumaker. it's a foul ball. two balls, two strikes. the 2-2 pitch. to the second baseman, scutaro, and the only out at second. one away. and the batter will be jon jay. after jay you have the switch-hitting beltran and then right-handed batters coming up. the rain lightens up a bit. romo continues to get loose. lopez struck out tony cruz to end the eighth. allowed a walk and get the force-out at second here in the ninth. strike 1. >> tim: a reporter asked sergio romo what it would be like to see his first game seven in person. he said i don't know, i've never seen one, much less pitched in one. >> joe: it is pouring! >> tim: yeah. >> joe: here's the 0-1. ripped foul. strike 2. gary darling is the crew chief. it's up to him. it's in his hands if he wants to pull the tarp

we'll bottom out tonight in the lower 40s. will be in the 30s, maybe some frost and freeze as well out there. >>> going into the 8th inning 6- 4 nats. have great weekend. see you back here monday.   >> fox 5 news isn't over. go to www.myfoxdc.com now for news, weather and entertainment updates. fox 5 news is washington's best news on air and online at www.myfoxdc.com brought to you by verizon 4g lte.

he said he felt the bottom. listen to him explain it. >> i just sank to the bottom. in the bottom. tried to move and i couldn't move. my kite wasn't moving. >> at one point he completely disappears. he does flip back up, out of his kyack and steve fisher shortly thereafter comes to the rescue. you see steve pop up in another kyack in the left of your screen in the yellow one. steve was right there and the kayaker keeping his fingers crossed he would come to the rescue. >> it's the halloween sugar skull makeup video. >> next level costume right there. >> see how it's done next "right this minute." and still to come -- >> race car drivers getting a little lesson in how to fly fast. >> yeah. they're going for rides in fa-18 jets in a simulated dog fight. >> see what happens in the air, next. >>> and nat-geo has done it again. incredible video of a sea lion taken on the octopus. >> she wanted calamari for lunch so she bit off one of some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. save up to 15% on an ikea kitchen. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's

we're in the bottom of the 7th inning. it is currently 6-4, but the nationals came out of the box with some thunder. what a start to the game this was. let's take a look at the high lights. they haven't been scoring many runs. tonight, that all changed. jason werth was the hero last night. the second batter of game, bryce harper. wouldn't you know, drills the pitch to deep, off the wall, werth comes in and harper is safe at third with a triple. next up, ryan zimmerman. and the park snt going to contain this one. a 2-run shot. same score, bottom of the three now. next at bat for harper. and how about the kid? his first career home run in the post-season. he is the second youngest player ever with a post-season home run. how about staying on fire? right now, the nats are up 6-4 in the bottom of the 7th with ryan zimmerman at the plate. they are oh, so cloesz, so close to maybe locking this up and heading to the national league championship series. they'll be taking on the san francisco giants. another area team didn't fair s

bottom of the 6th. it's 6-3.on't want to jinx it, but it's looking really good for the nationals. you know, we've seen three big bombs hit today. bryce harper, ryan zimmerman and mike morris hit incredible homeruns. this place erupted. it's a sold out crowd. everybody was waving their rally towels. everybody was going nuts. history is being made right now in dc. take a listen to what some people say. >> this is the best game to take out the cardinals after they won last year and all of the excitement with scoring 2 in the first inning. it was awesome. >> i came here. i lost 20 bucks just to be here. so it's great. it's huge. it's monumental. words cannot describe how big this is. >> loud. a lot of energy. >> the best thing i've seen in a long time. right before my time. however, i think this is great. >> reporter: yes, in fact, it is great. and everybody is feeling all of the emotion. right now the excitement. we're not even in the 7th inning stretch yet, so it's still too early to be popping the champagne bottle

j-lo has a famous bottom. >> it's becoming a famous bottom. >> j-lo, bottom to talk about.> i give pippa the thumbs up. during the royal wedding. watching festivity. i dent know about pippa. i was like, pippa. >> you looked her bum. >> something about it. your word, on the bum part. yes, sawing but pippa. >> interesting. >> she is attractive. >> really? >> yeah. just the bum. >> the whole package. bum included. how's that? >> i'm impressed. >> adele giving birth to a baby boy. what a year for her. news reports claim that the 24 year owed singer, only 24, and her partner, simon, welcomed their child on friday night. she is said to be ecstatic about the baby's arrive. she is reportedly, given birth to a baby boy. trying to see if we have a name here. no we don't. >> does she have a good bum? >> adele? >> well, she is a voluptuous woman. great voice. >> great voice. wonder how the bum is? >> you are all about the bum today? >> i am, i am. >> pippa gets the thumbs up, sorry, sunny. take it from a man. edical expen, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insura

we've got a great organize from top to bottom from the learner family on down. this is a great place to play. >> that's the way the game should have ended, you know, jason worth hitting a home run. he hadn't hit that many this year, but that was what? the 13th, 14th pitch at bat. that was a great effort on his part. >> wow, what a night. coming up we go inside the looker republican to hear from more nats players and the owner. we'll also update you on the orioles game. they're trying to stay alive themselves. what a night for baseball, derek, in this region. >>> oh wow, an amazing night. >>> how would you react if a bunch of thugs beat your spouse within an inch of his or her life and then you got to look them right in the face. we got to talk to the million woman whose husband was appellant and robbed and left for dead last august. >> reporter: ander it, 29-year- old thomas. thec. maslyn was beaten so savagely and left to die all for this. we talked to abbey maslyn tonight, and she talks about how she's going to deal with the two men she's facing tomorrow. >> i

the giants just won the world series 4-3, bottom of the 10th.s another classic example of torture for the giants, but in the end they swept the detroit tigers, an unbelievable finish to the game and unbelievable finish for the giants series this year. again, this is the second world series title in three years. an incredible team. where do we want to go right now? we want to go to loren scott. guess where he is? he is in detroit with a couple happy joints fans and probably a couple unhappy detroit fans. what is going on with you, lawrence? >> reporter: i tell you something, we're stacked up ready to go in with the champagne flowing. give this one to jeremy tonight. give this to ryan terio and ryan scutaro, biggest tag team ever. the team that would not be eliminated is what we're talking about with this team. taking over the reins at the fear of the moment and making this thing happen in the 10th inning, keeping the tigers at bay. what can you say about this team. such torture, at times it was so heartbreaking and so difficult to watch, and some

it shouldn't just be up to the candidates to get to the bottom of the this before election day. this should be a good job for all of the investigator reporters in the media to be out on this story. this does have it seems to me an extremely strong subsequent of coverup and looks like it wasle engineered in some way. just something about the five appearances on sunday with a story that they had to know was off base that doesn't smell right and ought to be exposed. >> but it is also a mindset sometimes when there is trouble in the white house there is too frequently a passivity, okay, let's step back and let the state department handle it, let's let somebody else handle it and not jump in and realize the seriousness of the moment. that -- >> we are talking about the ambassador. >> exactly. >> chris: don't you think this is politically toxic and they wanted to stay as -- >> they should have done that. but time and time again obama o was out saying hey, look, we have got al-qaeda back on its heels. well, any one in the intelligence community knows that is not true. >> that is where