the a's lost both of those games last year here at comerica park. but just late -- in august, late august they won three out of four games here. they scored 33 runs in that game. they no longer feel that comericka park is a doom. we will be here live after the game to tell you all about it. reporting live in detroit. fred inglis, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we want to give you another line up for what's ahead for the a's. game four is set for 2:00 on tuesday. if a game five is necessary it'll be thursday in oakland. >>> you can show your oakland a's pride. we posted this badge on our facebook page. just visit our page and click share. >>> coming up in 10 minutes how last night's oakland a's game put coliseum workers to the test. >>> and crews are starting to shutdown a leaking gas pipe. line 147 runs underneath intertate 80. some say pg & e should have taken action sooner. >> reporter: a normal sunday at soccer but some parents are wondering if the city just dodged a bullet. megan stern just recently learned of e-mails questioning the safety of a 4-mil

and 60% of comerica park's by comparison, from the public trough. and opponents still have their doubts. >> i think it's a bad idea. >> jerry owns three bars and restaurants. he wants them to bring the jobs that detroit needs. >> there are jobs, because for four hours a day, there are these people that take your money in the lot. and you have that, and the guys passing hotdogs across the table, you know, but you're also remembering that these jobs are [ audio difficulties ] >> i think there's a starting point, and the red wings are at the starting point. look at this town. >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler, and here are the top stories. members of the house say they will try again tomorrow. republican house members tried twice today to come up with a plan to end the government shutdown and extend the debt ceiling. neither plan could win enough support from conserving. senate leaders had been discussing their own bipartisan proposal but were waiting today for the house to act. >>> america's aaa credit rating is now officially u

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. >>> in detroit, the power went out at comerica park and delayed the bottom half of the second inning of the tigers/red sox game for about 16 minutes. detroit batters had no power against john lackey who only gave up four hits. in the seventh inning, boston's mike nap owely smashed a fast ball for a homer in the 1-0 win. red sox lead the series 2-1. >>> lebron james says michael jordan is the greatest basketball player of all-time. but james told espn, quote, my goal is to be the best of all-time and that means maximizing everything i have. >>> members of the washington capitals posed for photos wearing silly hats are rescue dogs for a charity calendar. it will raise money for a group that adopts dogs and cats and places them in homes. >>> robert griffin iii and josh wilson put on wigs at an event supporting the fight against breast cancer. they seem pretty hear with their new dos. >>> and new extreme trick shots are back as the group shoots baskets from one white water raft to another. an amazing bank shot while moving on a zip line. good stuff. >>> just ahead, the donald just got mo

. >>> in detroit, the power went out at comerica park and delayed the bottom half of the second inning of the tigers/red sox game for about 16 minutes. detroit batters had no power against boston's john lackey, who only gave up four hits. in the seventh inning, boston's mike napoli smashed a fast ball for a homer in the 1-0 win. red sox lead the series 2-1. game four is tonight in detroit. >>> lebron james says michael jordan is the greatest basketball player of all-time. but james told espn, quote, my goal is to be the best of all-time and that means maximizing everything i have. >>> members of the washington capitals posed for photos wearing some silly hats and glass with rescue dogs for a charity calendar. it will raise money for a group that adopts dogs and cats from shelters and then places th them in homes in washington, maryland and verge yain. >>> robert griffin iii and josh wilson put on wigs at an event supporting the fight against breast cancer. they seem pretty hear with their new dos. wonder if they'll wear those on sunday. >>> and new extreme trick shots are back as the g

full count. 45,000-plus fans are packed into comerica park here tonight. chilly evening. windy. 14th season they've played in this beautiful ballpark. they've had fun tonight. tiger fans have, as jackson gets a piece to stay alive. >> tim: you know, it does take pressure off a hitter, when he's struggling, in a number one spot, and to prove him down in the order when he's not expected to do as much. an example of that tonight. it's more than just quince dental. >> joe: and he is on base for the fourth time. so, here's a guy, torii hunter, replaced in the leadoff spot, moving him down to eighth, he's been all over the place. >> tim: on base four times. two rbis. two hits, two walks. >> joe: and a stolen base. able to run. >> tim: scored a run. >> joe: here's iglesias. and it worked out the other way, too, with hunter having a big two-out, two-run double in the second. and he scored on a hit by cabrera who drove home two runs out of the number two spot. fielder, the only guy in this lineup that has not reached base. in this game four. that's ball one. iglesias has an rbi. h

if you go back to 2006, the as have lost six games in comerica. but reddick says winning three out of four here in late august could be a better sign. >> i think it was huge, a huge confidence booster. we had a sweep and it didn't work out. one bad pitch kind of turned things around. but we put that behind us and thought we have done it before here. we can do it again. >> reporter: what do you think about the starting time? if you are living in california, it's a 10:07 start? >> it's rough for the guys but we'll be okay. >> reporter: weather may still be a factor. both team scored three runs in the first two games of the series. they would like to see more offensive pinch, weather permitting. fred ingles, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'd like you to show us your oakland as pride. we posted this badge on our facebook page. visit our wall and click "share." >>> former president jimmy carter getting dirty to help people in need. >>> plus -- after a beautiful weekend slightly cooler today. ktvu's steve paulson will be here with more on what is in store fo

the tigers got exactly what they needed to excite this crowd here at comerica in detroit. a 7-3 win and the series is tied at two apiece. who did it tonight? the starter and winner for detroit, doug fister, who is standing by with ken rosenthal. >> ken: doug, six innings, one run. what was the game plan, what worked? >> you know, game plan was just really go after him, start attacking and really kind of mix it up and really try and keep him offbalance at possible. i think the biggest thing was just execution and defense was a huge pickup today. >> ken: you guys suffered two tough losses. how much pressure did you feel to win this game? >> you know, every time weapon go out there, we're looking to win the ball game. and put a shoutdown as much as e can on the other team. we were fortunate today. we don't look at pressure as a negative thing. well go out there and play as loose as possible and that's when we play our best and so, guys did that today, offense came out swinging the bats very well. put them on the defensive and, you know, just really attacked them. >> ken: doug

welcome to a very sunny comerica park here. yes,er said sunny. it's stilly. they expect 60 degrees for the start of the game at 1:07, eastern time. the tigers started to take batting practice. they could use it. they've only scored three runs. have not scored a run in the last 17 innings. the first two games have been pretty much a pitchers 'duel. both great in their starting pitching staffs but, of course, the as are having their own issues. they've struck out 29 times in two games. but they managed to tie the series up saturday with a walkoff base hit by the rookie catcher. he singled. they only had four hits in the game two. but it was enough to beat the tigers. the series, tied 1-1. we talked to the rookie, steven, and we said, the reward, you get to face the tigers an -- tigers' anabel sanchez. >> they have such a great pitching staff. we know what we're up against. but what do we do? we're always playing with our backs against the hall -- wall. who we are facing, doesn't matter. >> reporter: as are here at the ballpark but they did not be coming out for

. >>> in detroit, the power went out at comerica park and delayed the bottom half of the second inning of the tigers/red sox game for 16 minutes. detroit batters had no power against boston's john lackey who only gave up four hits. in the seventh, mike napoli smashed a fastball for the homer and 1-0 win. the red sox lead 2-1 with game four tonight in detroit. >>> well, lebron james says michael jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time but james told espn, "my goal is to be the best of all time and that means maximizing everything i have." >>> members of the washington capitals posted photos with hats and glasses with dogs and cats. it will support a shelter that places the dog and cats to good ho homes. >>> robert griffin iii and josh wilson put on a wig to support the fight against breast cancer. better without the wigs but they seem to like their new 'dos. >>> extreme stick shots. they shoot from one whitewater raft to another and amazing bank shot while moving on a zip line. >>> wednesday weather and someone else who can shoot the basket. >> it's more creative how they a

>> and in detroit, game three of the alcs was held up for 17 minutes when the lights went out at comerica the tigers' power outage continued. boston's john lackey shut out detroit, striking out eight. the game's lone run was this mike napoli homer off justin verlander. the sox beat detroit, 1-0 and hold the series lead. game four is tonight in detroit. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. the supreme court takes on the hot button issue of affirmative action in college admission. affirmative action in college admission. ♪ [ male announcer ] staying warm and dry has never been our priority. our priority is, was and always will be serving you, the american people. so we improved priority mail flat rate to give you a more reliable way to ship. now with tracking up to eleven scans, specified delivery dates, and free insurance up to $50 all for the same low rate. [ woman ] we are the united states postal service. [ man ] we are the united states postal service. [ male announcer ] and our priority is you. go to usps.com® and try it today. or tripping the light fantasti

. >> reporter: in oakland on thursday packed comerica park over 45,000 fans. it looks like it's going to be the case afternoon with three-0. he hissed the solo home run just over the wall and it looks like a fan may have interfered but after a review they say no! the home run stance. austin jackson would give the tigers a leak and than matt schurz the pitches the base with no outs. fall for right there reddick takes a mighty hand and strikes out. had he taken that the game would of been tied. the battle entry all year and hasn't pitched well derrick two runs, and what 824. two runs come in 8-4. tigers when! win! the latest on an 9 s and the raiders all that about a 45 tonight. >> pam: all right, a lot going on in sports thanks, jason. >> pam: ahead at eight. >> pam: a man behind bars. and the f-b-i investigating. after explosive devices were found inside a home in the north bay. >> pam: plus: despite the government shutdown. the popular 'cliffhouse" in ocean beach is refusing to close its doors. but that is all changing. our vicki livikias explains in a story

alcs - red sox at tigers #3 bottom 2nd 17 minute power outage at comerica park top 4th/ scoreless johnes out miguel carbrara swinging >> gary: we have a couple of hits tonight but here is the spot. and all of this show bolting and brushing back a chance to be a big hero know. they lead the series 31 to wrap it up tomorrow and las angeles. so they have a chance they have to start tomorrow. card leak 321. >> gary: last week he nothing but zeros into the seventh to mike. just one home run and the red sox stand up and that it bay women want to 0. the red sox leads the series to 20bottom 7th/scoreless justin verlander brilliant again but his only mistake a solo home run to mike napoli 1-0 red sox bottom 8th runners at corners koji uehara strikes out prince fielder swinging final out. uehara gets alex avila swinging to end it final: 1-0 red sox red sox lead series 2-1 3rd time in 4 games tigers have lost 1-0 with verlander pitching . >> gary: 67 penalty minutes are giving out! majored major suspension. taken to the hospital he is alert and responsive. sharks go on to a6 to 2 win! >> gary: th

welcome to comerica. i'm cramer. this market doesn't seem to know how to quit. just when you think there was nothing leftal all, it's running on empty, it's on fumes, well, along comes some. >> ken: gaventic surprises by amazon and microsoft. the dow gaining 61 points. nasdaq advancing .37. these big capitalization companies,ably chips as if they're junior growth stocks and once they're in orbit, they keep flying higher as we saw earlier in the week when good numbers from such stores as 3m, boeing, honeywell, they reverberated multiple game plans. after all, who could have fireworks with their earnings? i say look no further than apple, which reports on monday. now, there is a lot of chatter involved if that. that's what apple has to do to get its stock moving higher. that's in part because carl icahn has managed to hijack the debate of the soul of apple. they want apple to buy back stock to convene the shares up with its own buying power. it's pretty easy, apple should stop sitting on its idle cash and do something. twitter wants to come out 15 billion, boom, u

there was a 17 minute power outage at comerica park. tigers have lost 1-0 with berliner pitchiverlander pitchi >> on to hockey. the sharks at the blues. first. was an ugly scene. maxim lapierre hits and then boyle from behind. he goes down apparently unconscious. if take another look as you see his adult band right into the board. meanwhile, in retaliation, a total of 67 penalties were given out. meanwhile, he is carted off on the ice. the final score 6-2 sharks. the sharks are now 6-0. >> coming up. here is a live look outside from the san mateo bridge. a reminder, bart trains are running this morning while contract negotiations continue. >> welcome back. the time is by 50 6:00 a.m.. the bay lights have extended our starting in november. the l e d light sculpture will now be clamor from dusk until dawn. the lights normally shut off at 2:00 a.m.. the length and light show is made possible by the nonprofit group illuminate the arts. artist lee owens villareal has programmed new sequences for the extended hours. there will also be a celeb

comerica park in detroit where fred ingles is selling it's severe clear. the oakland as getting ready for game four against the tigers starting at 2:07 p.m. our time. a win and they move onto the next round of the playoffs. >>> welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> it would be nice if they win on such a pretty day in detroit. >> it would. >>> let's check weather with steve. >> good morning, everyone. clear here for a while. a little bit patchy fog monterey bay, santa cruz. the system moving in bringing partly cloudy skies, mostly cloudy skies. eventually that will move its way into the north bay. clear, cold. a lot of 40s and a few 30s. sunny skies, mostly sunny at noon. i think there will be clouds in the north bay. nice but cooler, partly sunny,k mostly cloudy. the cooling continues. 41 santa rosa. a lot of 40s, name, san rafael, fairfax. mill valley, fairfield, concord. redwood city now 49. there's 40s on the coast. we start off clear, sunny. you can see that system getting closer. it's not so much the front or the clouds. it's the low which

our crew got out comerica park. some a's fans made the trip to detroit. >> my first a's road game. it's been exciting so far. i've loved every moment of it. >> if the a's win this series, they will face the boston red sox or tampa bay rays in the american league championship series. right now boston leads tampa 2- 1 in the best of five series. >> we're looking for your fan photos tonight. we will share some with you. veronica sent in this photo from a recent a's game. she is wearing her we own the west shirt. lisa dug deep into the archives to pull out this vintage fan photo. it shows her cousins and she is in there too from 1972. we would love to feature your photos as well. e-mail your pictures to photos@ktvu.com or post them on our facebook page. highlights will be brought to you as soon as the game ends. >> just two days and counting until the threat of another bart strike becomes real. bart and its workers were back at the bargaining table today but still no sign of a deal. the lack of progress is worrying employers in the area that need their employees on the job. tom has the

. >> police releasing pictures of the man they say held up a comerica bank on monday. police say this is the man you are about to see, in his mid to late 40s, showing the teller handgun, then demanded money before taking off with an undisclosed amount of cash. he is described as 6'3" weighing 230 to 250 and using a bad french accent to try to disguise his voice. he is unshaven with a light covered mustache and short brown hair. >> workers are protesting the company's decision to move young patients from hayward to oakland. kaiser making this announcement yesterday saying the pediatric hospital unit in hayward will close november 17 and the young patients there will be moved to oakland. the california nurse's association will hold a press conference demanding better access for children. the higher ups at kaiser say there aren't many children hospitalized in hayward and will get bert care in oakland. >> community organizers in san francisco all ready to talk about why they -- what they call an eviction epidemic. starting at 11:30 they will present an agenda they hope wil

. >> police in pleasanton releasing images of the man they say held up a comerica bank on monday.lice say this man who sin his mid to late 40s showed that teller handgun, then demanded money before taking off on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. witnesses describing the man 6'3" to 6'5", weighing between 230 and 250 pounds, and he is using a bad french accent to try to disguise his voice. at the point of the robbery he was unshave within a light colored mustache and short brown hair. >> 6:55. three people are under arrest after police in the south bay recover $250,000 of marijuana. milpitas police say they found about 100 pounds of pot growing in the backyard of a home on olympic drive near highway 680. the grow operation was discovered earlier this month after police received tips that marijuana may be growing there. each person was charged with cultivation, possession and sale of marijuana. >> we heard it before done for alcohol but how about this. a marijuana breathalyzer test. that mighting down the road for california drivers, something police officers they say at this

so comerica park today, 10:00 a.m. our time is looking good.'ll see light showers at this point though everything i looked at leads me to believe the game will start on time. we could see a 15, 20-minute delay. not expecting anything heavy. the wind the bigger factor carrying the ball out toward the third-base line. so it's going to be pretty active outkz there weather wi and our a's and probably the tigers wishing they were still in oakland. 74 in san francisco. 79 san jose. it's fun to watch those games with guys playing in the rain. i know mike appreciates that. 72 by wednesday, temperatures steady after we get that chance for rain all the way through the weekend. over to you. >> i appreciate the dedication of the athletes and i'll watch from the comfort of my home. looking toward the san mateo bridge. you see a slowing on the approach for both of those routes because the volume is picking up. no surprise, 101, 280 along the peninsula you're at the speed limit. that's great news for the peninsula drive. northbound around san jose, 85 up in

we're at comerica park where yesterday the a's jumped ahead into the playoff series with a 6-3 victory as you can tell in the newspapers here, detroit free press is saying it all. we actually saw some offense yesterday in that 6-3 win. we saw three home runs by the oakland a's including brandon moss' big shot that gave them the lead for good. it was a game of excellence on pitching defense and clutch hitting for the a's. the detroit tigers in a major slump, their big star miguel cabrera injured, playing hurt. they have to be frustrated and i think we saw it in the 9th 9th inning when brett balfour and victor martinez had expletive words exchanged. it was a lot of testosterone thrown around there. nothing was really physical. nobody got thrown out, but you can tell that this tiger's team is frustrated and grant balfour tried to explain what went on in that 9th inning. >> i look up to get the ball and the guy's staring at me so i just said to him, hey, if you got a problem with me come on out. don't just stare me down. he came out, whatever you want to call it. what are you going to do i

at comerica park, kate longworth, nbc bay area news. >>> to football we go. raiders win on sunday night. their quarterback. the backup, matt flynn, has been released by the raiders. a $6.5 million experiment that went terribly wrong. terrelle pryor taking away some of the sting. the raiders traded a 2014 fifth-round pick and conditional selection to seattle for flynn and his career with the raiders is over. >> i don't know exactly what the reason was, you know, why it didn't work, but, you know, i -- it just, it didn't work, and terrelle came in and took over the job and he's earned the position that he's in. and so we just felt like it was probably best to go ahead and move on from that. >>> to the 49ers. they crushed the houston texans 34-3 on sunday night football. you saw it here on nbc bay area. and what stood out most to head coach jim harbaugh was the four turnovers forced by san francisco's defense which he compared to a jar of olives. >> well, you open it up and brand new can of olives and turn it over and no olives come out. they're packed in there

game four still underway at comerica park right now. the score is 7-2. top of the ninth inning. tigers three outs away from tying this series at two games a piece. and as john was mentioning with their playoff hopes on the line, the dodgers staved off elimination by beating the cardinals 6-2. in game five of the national league championship series, the dodgers hit four home runs in this game, two of which came from adrian gonzales, game six moves back to st. louis where the cards still leading the series three games to two. dodgers ace clayton kershaw faces cardinals rookie michael wacha in game six. college football playoff director bill hancock announced the 13-member playoff selection committee. some of the notable names, tom osbourne, archie manning and condoleezza rice, besides picking the four teams for the next season's college football playoff the selection committee will be responsible for rankings and placing the at large teams in the cotton, fiesta, and chick-fil-a bowls, those are your sports lines for the hour, more sports news late here on

we build comerica park and ford field and while there was one member of art administration indicted they i had never been under investigation it on the other hand share of napoleon spent five years in the administration where that had been under investigation as well. i think what you really have to look at our results and i would encourage your viewers to call somebody you know who works at dmc people who remember what it was like when you was like me going to the waiting rooms and wait three or four hours to see if doctor and how he came in and turned it around and deliver that karen 29 minutes. have we went from having no cardiology program to the best in the country and that we went from 11,000 employees to 14,000 employees. they are $850 million in new investments. that's the kind of results we need in the city of detroit. >> it's no secret that both of us have been in government for a very long time. neither one of us -- mike has been involved in government probably longer than i have but it's not much different but the fact is from a leadership standpoint i have always been open

game five is tonight at comerica park in detroit. >> i woke up to the headline this morning. the red sox smacked. they are still in it. >> still in it. it's time! home field! they are more than in it. as for the national league championship series, the dodgers stay alive last night. they played a great game. they hit four home runs against the cardinals right there. it was pretty impression. st. louis is still in the driver's seat and up 3-2 needing just one win back in st. louis. that was adrian gonzalez hitting two home runs last night. >> did you just watch all of the highlights or did you watch the game? >> i watched much of the dodgers/cardinals game. the red sox/detroit game was very late. i fell asleep when they were losing. 5-0 at 8:45 at night is a pretty good sign that i should go to sleep. >> all right. >>> 14 minutes past the hour. >> just to be exact. >> coming up. >> you have to be. >>> just to have people listen and look at it with an objective eye is huge for us at this point because we haven't had that. >> a new hope for justice in the case of a teenage girl

the power to comerica park took 15 minutes for the lights to fully reset.ll daylight and i don't want to read the next part so we'll skip over it the tigers lost. >>>et ward snow snowden's fathe described the emotional reunion. >> it was, you know, enormous and the first hug that i gave him wasn't simply for me. it was for the entire family, and it was much in the way that i last saw him, in april. i hugged him. it was, "i love you son. i love you, dad." we hugged a little longer, a little harder and it was certainly, it was an important moment because on june 7th, two days before this story broke i wasn't certain my son was alive. in mid-june i didn't know if i was going to see him again. it's emotional to know my son is safe, secure and free. >> phil black is on the phone from moscow. hi, phil. >> reporter: hi, carol. you can see he was emotional when he was describing that reunion. he was also much relieved, different lon snowden. about a week ago he flew in for the first time we spoke to him then, hadn't seen him son, worried about what he was going to

and he came to america and lived the rest of his life in comerica. he went back in 1992 for the first time. he may have been back one other time. i am not sure. it was not a place and i am not one of -- i have a lot of palestinian friends, american palestinian friends who go home to a palestine. they have family in israel proper and israeli citizens, i don't have that. i have no family there. my house -- i don't know if it is the international christian embassy but there is a sign that says martin buber lived there. my dad was also there. i have no real connection to the actual place and in many ways my father did not either. i am not saying that to sort of start a fight. but i think what palestine represented to him, because my father was not fond of nationalism and identities in any way. like being fluid and being in exile and being a million things. if you asked him his identity he would say i am many identities. he would say he was palestinian but also all the other things. for demand for me the idea of palestine is just a simple, simple struggle

also regional player comerica beat estimates.f a up on earnings as well. by the way, every single member of the s&p 500 financials index is up by around 1% or more in trading today. certainly leading the way higher. back over to >> it certainly is. thank you very much, sir. >>> twitter will list it's ipo on november 15th on the new york stock exchange. one company is trying to make it easier for you to buy into twitter and other companies after they go public. but is it really the best way to buy into an ipo? more on this one in a minute. >> visit them on the web at sector spiders.com. is . >>> todd, what's the best trade you ever made? >> trading my old platform . >>> a lot of optimism about a deal coming out of the senate pretty soon. it's about 9 points from the day high. we'll see what the next few hours bring. >> it's official. kayla is reporting that twitters ipo is set for friday november 15th and it will happen right here on the new york stock exchange. twitters amended s-1 filing also announced it's third quarter results