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no torture. >> i said brian crawford. the champagne. brandon crawford from pleasanton. take it away, geraud. >> spotting john lester, a lead. you thought that game was over. when brandon crawford hit the home run tonight. you knew it was over. playoff experience plays a huge role in the post season. giants proved that again tonight. one swing of the bat. one overwhelming pitching performance from a couple october baseball veterans. pick it up. brandon crawford. volquez. curveball. crushed, right field. cheap seats. 4-0 lead. madison, would never give up. crawford supplies the offense. and, grand slam from the shortst shortstop. major league baseball. playoff history. of the big blow. it might take a little while to wrap my head around that one. that is crazy. with all of those before me. that's quite an honor to be able to be the only one. happy to be able to do it. >> we'll hear more from the giants' clubhouse. another post game speech from hunter pence in sports. >> geraud. see you then we'll go into the giants' clubhouse. hear from them later on. tomorrow morning. ou

it was -- >> crawford's two children also lost their father. his one-year-old son is having a particularly rough time. >> very hard seeing him just cry. so i mean scream, for, like, three weeks, every day. he know his dad's not there. you know, something's -- something's different. >> reporter: christof putzel. al jazeera. >> ahead on our program, revved up, the hot electric car, why and how the competition's trying to put the brakes on tesla. "america tonight's" correspondent adam may investigates, next. >> edge of eighteen, >> your entire life has brought you up to this point, right now! american teens, making a difference >> we wanna fight for our education >> choosing a path... >> if i'm not sharing the gospel, then i feel empty inside because that's the gift that god has given me >> deciding their own future... >> i'm petty burnt out... if i said that i was perfectly fine, i would be lying >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen the powerful conclusion... only on al jazeera america >> i lived that character >> a hollywood icon fores

the court went out of its way to find that unlike crawford, justice stevenson crawford, the state did not have the an interest in protecting the integrity of the roll sufficient to establish that requirement. and i think went on to legislate its own standards. you know, it surprised me in reading that opinion, professor because we've had photo i.d. in florida for quite a long time. i don't believe it to have been an impediment to anyone's right to vote nor do i believe it to have been discriminatory as to any particular subgroup including hispanics which i'm in that category. i think that effort in wisconsin, maybe it's unique to milwaukee and wisconsin. if this is part of a movement to stir up the votes among certain groups, perhaps that's the intent behind it, but as far as being a law that is unconstitutional or contrary to the voting rights act, i think that was a reach by the district court judge. >> let me do a historian's job and put this in a little bit of context of why people can come to very different conclusions on the same topic. republicans generally have a view of the p

just right in crawford. scalia writing for justices thomas and alito and himself, that it doesn't matter. differential burden is born. and go back to your point about the wisconsin judge, wisconsin judge saying i'm free to decide this question and it does, that is a sub group burden does in fact matter. does it matter? should we take into account that there are groups that will be differentially effected by this? and that those are groups that are connected to the voting rights act. or if we go back to sort of some payment about history, should that matter? >> i think that in a long opinion, i think he found that to be relevant with regard to the stat statutory violation of the voting rights act. and he found that it had a discriminatory act on people that were poor and they were more of the african-americans and latinos. but i'm not quite sure what the significance of that rational was. i'm sure that african-americans and latinos are able go to the department of motor vehicles, take time from their day, and

supporters of the crawford family turned out. and so did being supporters of the legal carry movement. virgil, an on carry advocate, says he's brought his own gun into this walmart on many occasions. >> you said you were in the store with a real gun. >> a real gun. >> and you don't think there were any issues glm . >> no problems whatsoever. >> this area is very whites, i think folks seem to be afraid of the unknown, they seem to be afraid of especially black men with what seems to be afierming or rifle in his-d a firearm or rifle in his hand. >> i think with regard to race, this officer probably would have been a little bit more patient had this not been a black man, looking the way he looked. >> civil rights violations, crawford's mother says she's hopeful that the investigation will bring justice into her son's case. but it won't make up for what she lost that day. >> i lost parts of me. i lost my son. >> crawford's two children also lost their father. his one-year-old son is having a particularly rough time. >> very hard seei

crawford, meg said that m&a will ramp up under her. what do you think she will buy?hy is buying really the answer, when we have seen so many acquisitions at hp go wrong? >> when you look at what they are going to do on the enterprise side, i believe they will become more active in acquisitions. to be fair, she made a big bet with three par. that has been a good acquisition. expensive, but it allowed them to decline a lot less quickly on the enterprise side. i think they will look to cloud acquisition. i think they will look to security acquisitions. they may look at storage acquisition going forward, in terms of areas where they will invest. why? that's the fastest way to show growth. last quarter, why did the company start growing again? pc's came back. they need to get the core enterprise business going. >> crawford, pc's came back because support was ending the quarter. she said it was a one-time, saying it wouldn't happen again. the company flat out said we have this one-time boost in pc sales because of the end of xp service, not because the business is getting

it was -- >> crawford's two children also lost their father. his one-year-old son is having a particularly rough time. >> very hard seeing him just cry. so i mean scream, for, like, three weeks, every day. he know his dad's not there. you know, something's -- something's different. >> reporter: christof putzel. al jazeera. >> ahead on our program, revved up, the hot electric car, why and how the competition's trying to put the brakes on tesla. "america tonight's" correspondent adam may investigates, next. only on al jazeera america >> maybe you thought about it yourself. thousands of american drivers are making the switch to electric cars, increasingly to luxury vehicles like those made by tesla but american vehicles face stiff competition by imports. "america tonight's" adam may reports who's trying to put the brakes on tesla. >> what's your favorite part of this car? >> what i like is the touch screen. >> like driving a spaceship. in their first tv interview about mounting lawsuits filed by traditionally auto dealers, tesla vp, diarmud o'conn

there again is brandon crawford and part of his family. there is amy g. along with brandon belk. >> this is my producer. you now which team? >> with the giants. >> renelle was the second pa announcer. >> i didn't know that. >> i didn't either. i just got reminded. >> three years ago he was playing for the warriors in mexico. he went to play ball in venezuela. the giants brought him up. he had been in the majors and he was cut by one of the teams. he thought i'm done. >> yeah. arizona diamond backs. >> no one wanted me. i'll go play in mexico. >> he was staying at a $175 a month hotel. >> five star hotels from here on out. >> yeah. >> he has a good chance of being in the giant starting rotation next year. >> you think so? >> yeah. >> you think brian will be back? >> i think it depends if he wants to take a pay cut. there is sergio romo. he may not be back at giant organization. let's talk about the giants who helped us. >> look at his shirt. i have issues. [ laughter ] >> that's a self statement. we'll let him be the judge of that. he has three rings as we

it was -- >> crawford's two children also lost their father. his one-year-old son is having a particularly rough time. >> very hard seeing him just cry. so i mean scream, for, like, three weeks, every day. he know his dad's not there. you know, something's -- something's different. >> reporter: christof putzel. al jazeera. >> ahead on our program, revved up, the hot electric car, why and how the competition's trying to put the brakes on tesla. "america tonight's" correspondent adam may investigates, next. >> on tech know, cars, the science behind... keeping us safe on the road... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> the driving force behind these new innovations >> i did not see that one coming... >> tech know's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us... >> sharks like affection... >> tech know, where technology meets humanity only on al jazeera america >> maybe you thought about it yourself. thousands of american drivers are making the switch to electr

. >>> 24-year-old cornelius crawford showed no emotion witnesses described the horrific events. this car crashed into a mother and her children killing them. it was too much for the relatives of the victims that sobbed throughout the hearing. terrance moore lost his 7-year-old son. >> i want the death penalty for both of them. >> but that won't be possible. crawford and his alleged accomplice 19-year-old jonathan rosa, are charged with four counts of second degree murder, that is a mandatory sentence of life without parole. and the real estate agent was on a sales call when the two men jumped in the car and they took turns forcing her to perform a sex act on them. >> crawford's lawyer jumped on her saying she did not mention the sexual assault when she originally talked to police. >> he did not sexually assault her and he does not want to be known as that. >> she is an innocent victim brutally assaulted and punched in the face multiple times, and sexually assaulted by two individuals, she did not want to talk about this ever. >> they are ordered to stand trial on all charges aga

the real estate agent in court today testifying that cornelius crawford and jonathan rosa both forcedher to perform sex acts on them. police say they later lost control of her suv and plowed into a group of people selling fruit. crawford's around says his klein the was not involved in the rape. >> it didn't happen the way she said it happened. he didn't sexually assault her, never did sexually assault her. and he doesn't want to be known as that. >> this is not something she wanted to discuss ever, ever, if it was up to her, she never would have said a word about this because it was so traumatizing to her. she knew if she told detectives she'd have to tell this story in public. >> crawford is expected to enter a not guilty plea next month. rosa is still awaiting trial. >>> a legal response to a controversial commencement speech. today pennsylvania governor tom corbett signed a new law to prevent inmates from speaking from behind bars in similar speeches in the future. the law is aimed at prevent people convicted of crimes from causing their victims mental anguish. it would allow victi

we just saw brandon crawford go by. we will get more pictures of those guys, more shots of the players as the parade moves along. if just joining us, welcome to kpix 5's parade of champions. this is exclusive live coverage of this event from our vantage point. we have chopper 5 in the air and we have you covered to to civic center in san francisco. what a day it is in san francisco. rain. fine. let it rain. maybe we will get some snow. good. that will be even better. after what baseball so-called experts said about this team and how everybody on the mlb broadcast, on the network broadcast, let's go to julia goodrich right now. >> reporter: can you hear me? >> i can. it looks like roberta is talk ig ing. let's go to julia. >> reporter: all right. if you can hear us i'll just start talking. we happen to be on one of the double deckers right now. you can see the crowd here and all of the fans just cheering on our world series giants champs. we're moving along here. i have travis. he's been so gracious enough to have us on

elementary n ...the sam >> reporter: for giants starting shortstop brandon crawford a childhood dreamf playing major league baseball comes true and who better to know his dream -- >> they wanted to play for their countries. >> reporter: than his mom lynn crawford, a 5th grade teacher at the same school brandon attended as a child. >> i'll be nervous tomorrow, but today i'm excited. >> reporter: lynn has baseball photos and giants memorabilia in her classroom and admits brandon is much calmer than her when it gets close to game time. >> he's always just the calm in the storm. >> reporter: she shows us a video of brandon in the 5th grade giving a speech. >> i want to get a sports scholarship to stanford and play on the baseball team. after college i'd like to get drafted by major league baseball. >> do you guys remember that top of the 9th inning and sandoval misses the ball. brandon gets it, throws it to second. he hit something similar to that when he was 10 years old and that was the moment my husband went you know what? i think he's really good. >> ms. crawford tells us about brando

on deck, brandon crawford. two out. there is a game summary. hudson lasted only an inning and two-thirds. bumgarner has taken care of all of the work after jeremy affeldt went 2 1/3, 0.26 career world series e.r.a. for bumgarner and, by far, the biggest defensive play of the night and since game seven of the series with a man on, nobody out, panik to his right, took a hit away and got a double play. that was in a 2-2 game back in the third inning, as crawford takes ball one. >> harold: so many things happened on that play. the flip out of the glove but also hosmer thinking the ball was going through, started to angle as he turned and then he had to get back in the base path and ends up just doubled up. >> joe: here is the 1-0 to crawford. 2-0. >> tom: how about the second out in that double play? upon further review, the first overturned call on the field of play in world series history. >> joe: a challenge by bruce bochy. here is a 2-0. 2-1. bruce bochy, tonight, guys, we already talked about how he is headed for the hall of fame. he lifted hu

strike two on crawford and with that, santiago casilla has taken a seat and is no longer getting ready in the bull pen for the giants. >> harold: this is a reverse of what we saw. >> joe: absolutely. but how about bruce bochy? he is batting about a thousand in this world series. >> harold: he's on fire. every move. >> joe: the 0-2. flyball into left. that ball might drop. it is down. another run. it's 5-0. giants on top. the giants just get it from everywhere in a three rbi night tonight for brandon crawford. >> tom: amazing this offensive attack. i don't want to call it little ball, but perez almost hit it out. have not seen a home run in these three games here at at&t park. >> harold: something to be said about putting the ball in play. we have watched it the whole postseason all the way back to the dodgers series, the cardinals series and here in the world series. not striking out. and putting the ball in play. >> joe: that ovation is for bumgarner. wow. he was trying to add a home run. >> harold: my goodness. >> joe: the giants were trailing last night in game four 4-1 in the third

on deck, brandon crawford. two out. there is a game summary. hudson lasted only an inning and two-thirds. bumgarner has taken care of all of the work after jeremy affeldt went 2 1/3, 0.26 career world series e.r.a. for bumgarner and, by far, the biggest defensive play of the night and since game seven of the series with a man on, nobody out, panik to his right, took a hit away and got a double play. that was in a 2-2 game back in the third inning, as crawford takes ball one. >> harold: so many things happened on that play. the flip out of the glove but also hosmer thinking the ball was going through, started to angle as he turned and then he had to get back in the base path and ends up just doubled up. >> joe: here is the 1-0 to crawford. 2-0. >> tom: how about the second out in that double play? upon further review, the first overturned call on the field of play in world series history. >> joe: a challenge by bruce bochy. here is a 2-0. 2-1. bruce bochy, tonight, guys, we already talked about how he is headed for the hall of fame. he lifted hu

crawford on the night, 3rbi. a great performance to go with a couple of hits then the giants break the game open in the bottom of the 2nd inning. and off of juan perez, two men on and hunter pence will be the second guy in. >> the royals didn't have a clue or a chance against them and here is some of the postgame comments from mad bum. >> going back into kansas city with two games, it's a whole lot better. >> when this guy is on, it's fun to watch. i mean he was hitting the spots, had great stuff. and i just, felt like you know that's his game. his five run lead and sure, i thought about maybe taking him out but he was throwing too good. game is not over. so i would have felt worse if i would have taken him out and something would have happened when you have a guy out there rolling the way he was. >> boy, not only the complete game but he also with that should the game as the series going into game six and seven the giants bullpen is primed and ready and very well rested. 5-0 final, giants one win away from a wor

. >>> regina is live in crawford after visiting with one special fan >> juliet. >> brandon crawford grew up here in pleasanton. his mom tells me since day one he's been a giant's fan. >> for brandon crawford, a childhood dream of playing major league baseball comes true. and who better to know his dream -- >> i want to claim dream for his country. >> than his mom, a 5th grade teacher. the same school brandon attended as a child. >> i'll be nervous tomorrow, but today i'm excited. aren't you excited? >> baseball have baseball photos and memorable and says that brandon is calmer than her when it gets closer to game time >> he's giving a speech about why he'll never do drugs, and listen to his goals back then. >> i'm going home for my life. i want to have a scholarship to stanford and i would like to get back to baseball. >> lin says the family has been giant season ticket holders since brandon was a baby. this is him as a kid, the last giant's game at candle stick. >> i remember the top of the 9th inning and sander val misses the ball. he did something similar to that when he was ten years

crawford around to score.s and hunter pence grounds back to closer greg holland and the giants drop game three 3-2. >> you have your work cut out. we know that. still you hope to find a way to score off of them, but it is a very good pitching staff. >> i am not getting beat in the 6th inning with the bull pen i've got. guthrie threw the ball extremely well. >> and ned yost's bull pen did the job. the the giants couldn't muster much offense against the relief staff. game three or game four i will say will match vogel song against vargas. >> and sandhya said weather could be a factor. they have the tarp on the field. we are feeling a little mist. hopefully it will not affect it otherwise they will play them straight through. >> we will see what happens with that. right now let's head outside of at&t park where sergio is standing by and he spent the night with the fans. sergio? >> larry you and i watched as the fans were you can whatting out of at&t park and they were not happy. object -- obviously they were hopi

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crawford around to score. last chance for the giants and hunter pence grounds bck to closer greg hoand and the giants drop game three 3-2. >> you have yr work cut out. we know that. still you hope to find way to score off of them, but it is a very good pitching stf. >> i am not getting beat in the 6t inning with the bull pen ie got. guthrie threw the ball extremely well. >>nd ned yost's bull pen did the job. theiants couldn't muster much offense against the relief staff. game three or game four i will say will match vogel song against vargas. >> and sandhya said weather could be a factor. they have the tarp on the field. we are feeling a little mt. hopefully it will n affect it otherwise they will play them straighthrough. >> we will see what happens with that. right now let's head outside of at&t par where sergio is standing by and he spent the night with the fans. rgio? >> larry you and i watched as the fans were you can whatting out of at&t park and they we not happy. object -- obviously they were hoping fo

. >> a judge did find enough evidence to try cornelius crawford on second degree murder. if soconvicted, he faces life i prison without the possibility of parole. some family members say that is just not good enough. like to see happen to the suspect? >> i want him the death penalty for him. that's all i want is the death penalty for him. >> terrence moore's son, terrence jr. was one of three young children killed along with his mother, keisha williams, this past july in north philadelphia. >> what is it you would like to see when you talk about justice? >> i'd just like to see the family -- the family wants to see justice. i lost four cousins and nobody shouldn't have to go through that. >> here at the intersection of germantown and allegheny is where an suv plowed into a crowd of people selling fruit on the corner, just before that crash, cornelius crawford and 19-year-old jonathan rosa carjacked a real estate agent and raped her in the back of her suv. the real estate agent testified both men assaulted her. but crawford's attorney denies his client was involved in rape

brandon crawford. silences the crowd here in pittsburgh with a grand slam! >> it was all giants tonight in the wild card game. now, they're moving on in the playoffs. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. unlike the oakland a's nile biter, the giants wild card game was never in any doubt. now they're headed to washington, d.c. to take on the nationals in the division series. the giants had plenty to celebrate in the locker room tonight. a dominant, complete game shutout from madison bumgarner. hunter pence said tonight's win means the giants will be coming back home to san francisco for at least one more gape. >> great work tonight. job well done, we're going to get to play a game at home in the playoffs, and another big series coming up. >> yes, yes, yes! >> we have team coverage tonight, our sports director mark ibanez has highlights of the game. we begin, though, with ktvu's paul chambers out at at&t park, and all the hometown fans. >> reporter: frank, tonight's game was exciting, and it had a much better ending, and outcome than la

>> brandon crawford with the first grand slam ever by a shortstop in post-season history. and madison baumgarner was impressive pitched a complete game and kept the pirates at bay. manager bruce bochy says the team has an important weapon. >> sure, it's a do-or-die situation and these guys have been there before. i think that experience came into play. >> giants winner of two of the past four world series are in the running again. anne makovec is at at&t park again. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning! the first game of the national league division series is friday's at 12:07 played in washington but fans in northern california could not be more excited. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: fans erupted in cheers at the 3300 club in san francisco last night when the giants won the wild card game against the pirates. now, if they win the series against the nationals next week they could play a national league championship series against the cardinals or the dodgers. but for now, as you can see, fans just savoring the start of another orange october. >> i think it'

now infante shallow center and crawford has got it to end the inning. he can go to his left, he can go to his right, and he can go back on a ball and catch it over his shoulder. royals are on the board. shutout is gone but still all giants. 7-1 after seven in game one. so they can help you track a lot of stuff. like today, i walked 3.8 miles. well, i ran 4.2 miles. well, i climbed 11 flights of stairs. well, i drank a smoothie that had 362 calories in it. well, i had a funnel cake that had 1230 calories in it. ♪ you know that's not good, right? it was good. it was delicious.♪ walmart ships and delivers millions of items for free! free? who knew, right? wow! cute costume. we bought it on walmart.com we picked it up at the store the same day! who knew? check out walmart's savings catcher app. if it finds a lower advertised price, i automatically get the difference on an egift card! who knew?! do you guys always have rollbacks? yep! huh. who knew? i knew. (laughs) 'cause this...yeah more ways to shop. more ways to save. your way. save money. live better. w

now infante shallow center and crawford has got it to end the inning. he can go to his left, he can go to his right, and he can go back on a ball and catch it over his shoulder. royals are on the board. shutout is gone but still all giants. 7-1 after seven in game one. so they can help you track a lot of stuff. like today, i walked 3.8 miles. well, i ran 4.2 miles. well, i climbed 11 flights of stairs. well, i drank a smoothie that had 362 calories in it. well, i had a funnel cake that had 1230 calories in it. ♪ you know that's not good, right? it was good. it was delicious.♪ walmart ships and delivers millions of items for free! free? who knew, right? wow! cute costume. we bought it on walmart.com we picked it up at the store the same day! who knew? check out walmart's savings catcher app. if it finds a lower advertised price, i automatically get the difference on an egift card! who knew?! do you guys always have rollbacks? yep! huh. who knew? i knew. (laughs) 'cause this...yeah more ways to shop. more ways to save. your way. save money. live better. w

morse se sacrifico para que panda llegara a casa y anotara la primera carrera --despues crawford con otro sacrificio ayudo a que el veloz pence pusiera el 2-0 en la pizarra. ----pero los reales no se quedaro sin responder y en la parte baja de la segunda entrada, gordon con un doble inspiro a butler que corrio de primera hasta home para poner las cosas 2 a 1. --en la misma baja de la segunda entrada infante impuslo a gordon para empatar las cosas.

erin andrews is with him brandon crawford on the outfield. >> i'm here with brandon crawford.uce bochy said you don't want to get to a game seven if you can win it in a game six. going through that blowout last night made it easier to wash this thing off and get ready for today. what are your thoughts on that statement? >> yeah. i mean, yesterday was tough. but we washed it off and we are ready to go for game seven. this is what you dream about as a little kid to play in game seven of the world series. so we are ready to go. >> that seems to be what everyone is saying. you want to play in a game seven as a little kid, but if you think about it, nine straight road teams have not won in a game seven. why does that end tonight? >> i mean, we aren't roiredworr about the history of it. we are ready to play tonight and on the road and i know tim hudson is ready to go so i think we are ready. >> you can tell how just like tense you guys are with this guy, blanco getting in here and trying to ruin this interview. i can tell you are tense. kenny, i send it over to you. >> thanks, erin.

strike two on crawford and with that, santiago casilla has taken a seat and is no longer getting ready in the bull pen for the giants. >> harold: this is a reverse of what we saw. >> joe: absolutely. but how about bruce bochy? he is batting about a thousand in this world series. >> harold: he's on fire. every move. >> joe: the 0-2. flyball into left. that ball might drop. it is down. another run. it's 5-0. giants on top. the giants just get it from everywhere in a three rbi night tonight for brandon crawford. >> tom: amazing this offensive attack. i don't want to call it little ball, but perez almost hit it out. have not seen a home run in these three games here at at&t park. >> harold: something to be said about putting the ball in play. we have watched it the whole postseason all the way back to the dodgers series, the cardinals series and here in the world series. not striking out. and putting the ball in play. >> joe: that ovation is for bumgarner. wow. he was trying to add a home run. >> harold: my goodness. >> joe: the giants were trailing last night in game four 4-1 in the third

crawford around to score. last chance for the giants and hunter pence grounds back to closer greg holland and the giants drop game three 3-2. >> you have your work cut out. we know that. still you hope to find a way to score off of them, but it is a very good pitching staff. >> i am not getting beat in the 6th inning with the bull pen i've got. guthrie threw the ball extremely well. >> and ned yost's bull pen did the job. the giants couldn't muster much offense against the relief staff. game three or game four i will say will match vogel song against vargas. >> and sandhya said weather could be a factor. they have the tarp on the field. we are feeling a little mist. hopefully it will not affect it otherwise they will play them straight through. >> we will see what happens with that. right now let's head outside of at&t park where sergio is standing by and he spent the night with the fans. sergio? >> larry you and i watched as the fans were you can whatting out of at&t park and they were not happy. object -- ob

no. 35 brandon crawford. [ cheers and applause ] another giants rookie came up to the ball club several times from fresno, no. 37, adam duvall. >> part of the saga of the giants they had key guys injured he didn't play and as a pinch hitter he hit it in the eighth inning and in the world series he got the base hit no. 38, michael morse. [ cheers and applause ] if you want to win in the postseason, you need a guy like this, he's gone 22 consecutive postseason games without allowing a run, no. 41, the winning pitcher in game 7, jeremy affeldt. [ cheers and applause ] he won a world series with the giants back in 2010 and there were several of the teams, the giants brought him back this year as a first baseman, a pinch hitter, you think he can play left field, well he did, day after day, he made the winning home run, the second giant able to do it. no. 45, travis ishikawa. [ cheers and applause ] another anchor of the bullpen for all three season runs, this year seven and a third giants closer 46 santiago casilla. this next gentleman is a finalist this year in the gold glove and he also ha

corey crawford saved 32 of 34 shots, and the hawks beat the stars, three- two. the home opener is tomorrow night. a passenger was taken off an airplane after the comments he made about ebola. four people in haz-mat suits removed a man from u-s airways flight 845, after it landed in the dominican republic. the airlines says the man said he had been to africa and he had ebola. but as he was taken off the plane, the man said that he was only kidding. the crew warned everyone about what was going to happen. no one was hurt. duncan, the man who died from the ebola his family is questioning that what was done for him. pointing out he was sent on the first time. >> it came from liberia and he had all the symptoms that he may have had ebola. >> i think people need to appreciate that even under the best of circumstances, people is a very serious disease. >> he was given an experimental drug as soon as possible but the fda did not ask for approval until five days after she was admitted. a formal investigation will be done. >> speculation is swirling againspecula ili again

. >> >> giants fans went while when brandon crawford had a walkoff. they chipped away in the 7th when there was a foul ball that tied the game. bottom of the 10th gregor blanco with the perfect bunt. choate throws it away and watch crawford the local boy come home as the giants win the game 5-4 in 10 innings. >> here we are just finding ways to win. we are not flashy. we don't have the big super name guy that extravagantly famous or what know, you know what i mean? we just have a bunch of guys that are role players. we know what we can do and stick with it. >> it certainly is working. the giants lead the best-of- seven series two games to one. >>> driving to the game was a real pain especially in the wallet. look at what kpix 5's mike sugerman found. >>> reporter: 90 bucks to park. to park! $90! to put your car away! you just spent $90 to park. >> reporter: yes. >> they only do that to cardinal fans, you know. [ laughter ] >> mike had the high voice there. game four and five start at 5 p.m. today and tomorrow at at&t park and if necessary which we hop

crawford hit a grand slam and put the giants up once and for all. the graduate from pleasanton giving bumgarner all he needed pitching a complete game in dominateing fashion with final 8-0. amy? >> ed -- the game was in pittsburgh. if you could not be there, this is the place to be. fans want at at&t park at a tree game-watching party and the mood turned from nervous energy to celebration after crawford hit the grand slam in the 4th. some in the crowd said watching at home is fine but it is different coming here and being with other fans. a woman said the game was better than any she ever attended. fans were bursting with pride. >> i want to cry but i'm open camera. >> going all the way. phenomenal. they did it! >> team was very excited about the win, champagne and beer were flowing and crawford said it was fun time now to move on with the gianted facing the washington nationals landing in washington, dc this morning and will practice this afternoon. the first game is tomorrow. they will play in san francisco on monday. the san francisco writer had

slam and he had a great postseason after that as well, ladies and gentlemen, number 35, brandon crawford! [cheering and applause ] >> another giants' rookie from fresno, he had a couple of big home runs for the giants number 37, adam duval. >> he did not play for two months and all of a sudden in the clinching game for the champion league series. in the clinch game of the world series, he got the base hit that drove in that proved to be the one. number 38, michael morris! michael morse! [cheering and applause ] [ cheering and applause ] >> if you want to win for the season, you need a guy like this. he's gone 22 consecutive postseason games without allowing a run. number 41, the winning pitcher in game 7, number 41, jeremy affeldt! [cheering and applause ] >> and it was with several other teams, the giants brought him back this year as a first baseman as a pitch hitter and finally for the postseason, you think you can play left field? well, he did day after day and he hit the game winning home run to win the pendant for the giants. number 45, travis ishikawa! [cheering and applause ] >>

brandon crawford was the first shortstop to hit a grand slam in play-off history. giants fans were glued to the tv, they erupted in cheers at the 3300 club in san francisco. fans say they are getting used to the giants winning in must- win situations. >> they are the best! the boys with their backs against the wall, the way to go. >> how far are we going with this? >> are you kidding me? all the way. >> then we don't need to watch. [ laughter ] >> if you just pitch a shutout game, what do you do when you just pitched a shutout? check out these pictures. baumgarner chugging four beers at once which is what lawrence and i do when we nail the forecast >> i have mine on ice ready for the afternoon! madison baumgarner what a dominant performance last night! [ laughter ] >>> we thought it was warm yesterday. hot outside today. looks like these temperatures going to soar well into the 80s even along the coastline going to be something else. that offshore wind continues this morning and it is keeping your skies nice and clear. this afternoon, we are into the 80s right out

lynn crawford teaches her students to dream big. >> miss crawford tells us about brandon and how he wanted a major league baseball player and nobody ever thought he would. >> reporter: so mom lynn is going to game three when the series shifts back to at&t. by the way, brandon's dad is in kansas city. >> he is in kansas city? >> yeah. >> they have been spoiled. you know? 3 world series in 5 years. >> he was part of the 2012 team and so that was the one that was kind of his coming out party for then so he has been part of one championship, hopefully he is going to get a second one. >> i have to say he has the cutest fans in that classroom. >> he does. >> did you like the hair? >> the hair? >> the hair? >> sure. >> brandon's hair? >> sure. >> just checking. >> good. >> all right. baseball hair. >> thank you, ryan. >>> 460 point drop last week was scary for the dow jones industrial average. this week marks the 27th anniversary of the crash back in 87. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger thinks investors still have a lot to learn from that historic day. she joins us live in new york. can

the court went out of its way to find that unlike crawford, justice stevens son crawford, the state did not have the an interest in protecting the integrity of the roll sufficient to establish that requirement. and i think went on to legislate its own standards. you know, it surprised me in reading that opinion, professor because we've had photo i.d. in florida for quite a long time. i don't believe it to have been an impediment to anyone's right to vote nor do i believe it to have been discriminatory as to any particular subgroup including hispanics which i'm in that category. i think that effort in wisconsin, maybe it's unique to milwaukee and wisconsin. if this is part of a movement to stir up the votes among certain groups, perhaps that's the intent behind it, but as far as being a law that is unconstitutional or contrary to the voting rights act, i think that was a reach by the district court judge. >> let me do a historian's job and put this in a little bit of context of why people can come to very different conclusions on the same topic. republicans generally have a view of the p

crawford at first. michael moore line down the left field line. crawford score. 3-1. morse would score 3 batters later on the grounder to fears. hitting only 154 here in the post season. bottom 9 last chance. hunter and grounder back to royals closer greg holland always the giants drop game 3 by a score of 3-2. so the royals taking a 2-1 series lead and talk about the statistics come in. 16 of the last 19 the teams that were tied 1-1 in the world series when they won game 3 they went on to win the series 0so a really crucial match up tomorrow in game 4. saturday for the giants as ryan will match up against jason vargas. so game highlight or low lights mike along with post game reaction from the giants later on but rate now let me bring in the sergio and we have a lot of happy royals fans. some unhappy giants fans but in general not unrulyy. >> not unruly but whole lot of those giants fans in original walking out of the park tonight with long faces this was not the way they wanted this third game in the series, first game home to end tonight. but a lieutenant of the fa

. >> durante la audiencia, crawford no demostrÓ emoción alguna.sas pidiÓ disculpas a la familia. si crawford y rosas son acusados, recibirÁn cadena perpetua. >> vamos a otras noticias. en el Área de frankford ocurre un accidente que pudo ser controlado y nadie saliÓ herido. los >> el dÍa del fuego estaban todos los bomberos, detectives, policÍa, había mucha gente. me preocupa porque ya le pegaron fuego a esa y tal vez le peguen fuego a otras. >> las autoridades investigan el incendio. indicaron que podÍa tratarse de alguien buscando donde dormir o de ladrones buscando tuberÍas. la direcciÓn de detectives de la policÍa intenta encontrar a dos sospechosos. un empleado dijo que ambos hombres entraron al restaurante con arma en mano y huyeron con una gran cantidad de dinero. si tiene informaciÓn, comunÍquese con las autoridades de inmediatez a los cientos 15 -215 686 84 77. un las autoridades al este tiene un hombre en custodia luego de que un hombre dispararÁ dentro de un departamento en el condado montgomery. los investigadores continÚan interrogand

brandon crawford made history, they are the first to ever hit a grand-slam, tremendous. they never even looked back. sorry fellow, they have an 8-0 win and madison madison bumgarner, struck out 10 and of course this morning, giants fans are very happy. flores is joining us live outside of at&t and we are already talking about the big win and what the giants will face next, good morning, brian. >>> it is tough to find them, i guess they celebrated hard against the big win against the pirates as you mentioned. they are also moving on in the national league division series. lights out with a little thunder coming off the bat with brandon crawford. >>> the ball is hit right deep and it's gone. >> it never gets old. that is crawford's 11th home run and as you mentioned, it is the first shortstop in major league history. pirates are open at pnc parkings that would be enough for the giants to talk about more. weekend shutout striking out 10 with this morning they are still excited about the shutout. >> they always make it suspends full. it would be nice to see them make us comf

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brandon crawford scores.he giants win and they take a 2-1 series lead. >> delirious, i guess you could say. these are hard fought games. you know? we don't do anything easy. >> talk about that play that pablo made at third base. i knew he was playing those doubles. he was able to get that ball deep into the hole even deep down the line to make that throw it's tough. i remember back in my high school days i played third base that's a long throw. >> we might play the baddest game in the season and we all helping each other. >> now seeing it in slow motion, i talk about it and replay it in my head. it was easy. it wasn't rushed. it wasn't anything. i went to throw it and took off to the left. >> if there's a way, you know, if there's any other way we can score runs than the nonconventional way, if there is, we'll find a way. anybody can score base hits. not how we do it. [ laughter ] >> timm hudson put it in perspective. the giants lead the series two games to one. game 4 is tonight. vogelsong for san francisco,

there's john crawford in dayton. >> the man shot dead in a walmart holding a walmart product. >> yes. know it is not just isolated to ferguson. we see all the other cases and we may grant efforts to connect with those people, to let people know it is not just a ferguson issue but a nationwide issue of police brutality that has to stop. >> can you read your t-shirt? unti--, we have him if you look at the very bottom, it is, "to be continued." our goal is to put a period. >> tef poe to know what are the plans and ferguson? >> with a series of creative and corrugated actions. initiallyat happened as you heard ashley's begun earlier, when this incident first happened, we did not know what to do. we were kind of playing catch up. with the we could of resistance, we have the opportunity to show the world we actually are organized and we are one accord, that we are synchronized. we're going to have a few massive demonstrations downtown and in some of those people will break off into their own private engagements and private demonstrations in different public settings. ,e're going to have a c