you're fair game. >> dave: kenny cain came in. surprised they didn't call that helmet to helmet but it doesn't matter now. you can see he didn't quite get him. got him in the chest, but still, now tcu has to come back, you're asking one more time, for your redshirt freshman in his third start to bring you back. >> kelly: yeah. he's looked very composed, but obviously this is all new for him. every experience he has for the next several games is going to be new to this young man. >> dave: and boykin into traffic, but it's going to be a gain of five. skye dawson, seems like he's had about 100 catches in this game plus some very effective punt returns. you might have noticed before he had that play across the way, right there, they are buttoning up doege and making sure that he's going to be okay if he has to come back out for a third overtime. you thought at one moment they were giving him the concussion test, but instead he just got a bandage for taking that shot which clearly was now in the help. >> kelly: for the young quarterbac

dave: that is a great point. the fact the we have not seen by partisanship like the president said we were going to see when he started this administration. let's bring heather into the conversation. focusing on this romney bomb do you think it is sustainable -- excuse me? heather, go ahead. is this romney bumped sustainable? >> a great day. definitely it is kind of a romney bump as you stated based on his speech last night and he has brought back some pro-growth on for a for north american spirit back into the economy and the american people. he is for free markets and capitalism and not access control if you will. dave: some people have quantified or tried to quantify the amount of the bump we might get if romney is elected. some say it could be 6% and other people say -- this market has so many things worked into the mix. after the election if romney is the victor with the market continued to rise or would it stay at its current lofty levels. >> we stated there is still the uncertainty which will be here. resu

dave: good for pierre 1. even with natural gas hitting new highs in the past week it is still the cheapest thing in the world of energy so what do you do if you are a utility serving 6 states and relying heavily on coal? liz claman is in cleveland with one such company. liz: nuclear too. i have first energy. publicly traded utility operating in six states with 20 coal-fired electric plants. what is happening with the business? why have they withdrawn? get the real story from mark clark of first energy. thank you for joining us. born and raised in northeastern ohio and working at first energy utility business is not an easy one. >> not today. liz: today why? >> low gas prices and a tough economy. industrial sales are back to where they were in 2007 but that five years. residential little off but that is more weather-related. we have a lot of growth. the are no industry doing well. we have toledo with a chrysler investment and cleveland has the ford engine plant and then you have huge growth in terms of the hea

dave: that is the point. every time the fed comes out of the new money printing scheme and there has never been in my lifetime a money printing scheme like this which is huge and a lot of people thought would have more what it has. >> my 4-year-old daughter gets every night at dessert and what if i want her to be extra good? give her two. the fed came out and would surprise us with q e 1 operations twist. now every month you get your allowance and you get $40 billion every month and what do we -- i am not one of those people who thinks we should be on the gold standard or something. i love to see money being printed in an emergency but now the fed has put us into a situation where if we had an emergency or euro crisis breaks down or we actually could get more -- dave: that is a great point. if in fact we go into recession and jason thinks it is happening right now. what does the fed do? they shot their last arrow. >> they shot the last era. are they going to say we will do an extra half a trillion? limit to h

dave: the anticipation is killing me.ime to check in with nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. good day for imax. nicole: a great one for all the large screens, take a look at imax and how it did today. it is up 6.5%. $21.54 was the final count. last traded for imax and credit suisse initiating the name and a $20 price target talking about how in asia particularly in china, how their concept is growing and they are seeing a change in story line to be obviously more local and regional and doing well and that is why you saw a nice talk and we had the ceo on the fox business network. back to you. liz: it is likely to be the most closely watched vice-presidential debate in a long time if not ever. it begins in five hours. dave: it will be interesting to see what happens. >> i got to tell you the spin room is where you go after debate to get the post debate reaction or spin from democrats and republicans. this is the free spin. we had a discussion with chris and holland who played congressman paul ryan in deba

>> no. >> dave: no?e is no chance that the vice-president, with all due respect, the vice-president's comments during the debate on thursday hold water. they are simply trying it walk back the talk from that. >> dave: that was the assessment. we said what the intelligence community provided us and hillary clinton doubled down on those words on friday. >> where is she going to go with that? no other choice. the intel community, the cia, they're used to being kicked in the back side. they're a very convenient scapegoat. they're apolitical association and-- >> who dropped the ball? the. >> the white house and the state department. they were advised for months and months and months and leaving aside the fact they didn't do their job, in terms of security for those people deployed out in benghazi. they missed request after request to upgrade security there and we know what the result was. so, now the fact that they started out with an a narrative immediately after, from a political standpoint if af got an ele

dave: have a good weekend. liz: people are prepping for hurricane sandy which is being called a 50 year storm. they might be disappointed to learn they might not be able to stream movies. let's go back to nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. nicole: making a little money, it is pouring and you want to be home and watch your netflix, turns out you may or may not be able to do so because we talk about hurricane sandy's have going from florida to maine but in that same path is a key data center, critical data center in north virginia. in the past has been hit by lightning and was offline for a while and powers and move those websites and also included in that would be netflix. we are not saying you won't get your netflix but it was coming out that that is something among the websites and services and things we will be watching. netflix had a great day of 10%, but that will be one of many things we are watching next week. dave: one thing everyone will be watching is the storm. the east coast is kee

dave: remember to thousand. crazier things can happen. what happened if president obama and romney tie? that is a picture of romney celebrating victory with joe biden. we photoshop this but rich edson is here to explain how that could actually come to pass if all the stars of line in a certain way. liz: it is possible. polls show several states could go either way on november 6th and there are a handful of realistic combinations giving president obama and governor romney 269 votes each, a tie. if that happens congress could choose the next vice president and president. the house selects the president and the senate picks the vice president and if democrats hold the majority in the senate and republicans maintain an ounce -- >> you could get a split ticket. we don't have that. we do have it. go for it. >> you may have a republican president, president romney, and the democrat vice president, vice president biden. dave: congress's task is to resolve hundreds of billions of dollars in tax hikes and spending cuts. i

dave: earnings season is in full swing. we are about to get the results from microsoft and capital one, what a big day. google reporting a surprise earnings miss. we bring the earnings conference call and hopefully larry page will be on it. even if he has a sore throat. that begins in 28 minutes from now. liz: can't wait to hear what happened but whatever numbers came out early they were correct numbers. we will talk to former intel ceo and chairman craig barrett who will tell us why education is the biggest problem this nation is facing and what his solutions are for getting back on top. dave: we have the numbers on microsoft. what are they? connell: coming in at $0.65 with the street expecting $0.65 on revenue line they miss at $16,010,000,000. the street was expecting $16,420,000,000. this is a big buildup for next week. microsoft is unveiling windows 8. there's a lot riding on this. adjusted earnings per share $0.65. the street was expecting $0.56 and the stock is up 1% in aftermarket trading, revenue $16,010,000,000 in

dave: we are about to get earnings from expedia. they are not doing as well but not so royal caribbean. big update for them. nicole: obviously their portfolio is up somewhere else and some were in line like that. dave: we will come back to you as the situation warrants on wall street. you can hear the bell. the numbers are positive but not so with some of their stocks which expect earnings. we mentioned expedia and apple. everything could change in the next hour. obviously if they beat expectations you can expect to see a bump for apple but all the indices are in the green. that is good news. not wildly so but solidly so. dow jones of 27. the s&p up 4.2 and the nasdaq up a fraction and the russell 2,000 not doing that at all. small and midsize caps up 0.38%. liz: look at auto dealers. we wanted to pick this out because they are the big losers. on row nation seeing the biggest decline since january. it reported a 15% rise in earnings, missed and with expectations but they beat a lot of records. crewon automotive moving in reverse des

shawn dun can, dave stone and the there will will clark. [cheers and applause] . and the manager for the past 54 years the legendary one, mike murphy. [cheers and applause] and we would also like to extend a warm welcome to all of the giants alumni that we have here today including former giants manager feleap laua and five of our hall of famers. gay lord perry, orlando si pirra, jaun, lily misconnie, and willy mays. [cheers and applause] we also want to acknowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi along with her husband. thank you so much for being here. we know how busy you with the election just a few days away so a round of applause for all of our vip and special guests. and now at this time we would also like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners. we must acknowledge them. can't do it without them. bank of america, dignity health, miller coors, diamond foods, virgin america, pg&e, and sales force to help to make this civic celebration possible. we thank you. and of course we must recognize the giants broadcast partner sports bay a

like dave. a salesman. >> once i got into work i called right away and i tried to e-mail them. >> reporter: for what? research. >> you can see this is x-ray slice through the abdomen where you can see the thick rim of fat around the outside. >> reporter: the doctor wanted to find out why only some people who gain weight also get diabetes and hypertension and others do not something he could not research by feeding food pellets to lab animals. >> what you learn in rodents does not always translate to people. what you learn in flies and worms won't translate to people. >> reporter: fast food is a perfect food pellet replacement, good for when you want to measure exactly what people are eating. these five restaurants were chosen for the study. >> they have very regulated food content, we know the cal rories and composition of each restaurant. it's an easy and tasteful way to get people extra calories. >> reporter: also a cash incentive, up to $3000 depending how long it took to gain weight. >> it t

thanks, dave.the fiscal cliff looming, you may want to get your finances in order before the start of the year. >> so what changes can we all expect in 2013? here to break it down for us is personal finance expert vera bib gonzales. >> good morning,. >> there is a lot of different components fiscal cliff. >> bush tax cuts if they expire we fall off the cliff. higher taxes for everybody not just millionaires. mismember accepts there. >> the average family would see a tax increase of what? >> $3,500 for the year which is about $300 a month. no small chunk of change. >> next on your list here, health reform changes. this these are other big things we need to worry about in 2013. some changes here. if you are single and have an income over 200,000 or married and have an income of over $250,000, you are up against a higher medicare tax. and on your earned income and on your unearned income. so that would be your interest, your dividends and things of that nature. then there are higher taxes around for e

dave: where do we go from here? >> where we are today, i have been on the soapbox and nobody cares to listen, going back to the first quarter, for whatever reason investors have been completely ignoring the negative guidance we have been getting for months from high-profile u.s. companies and now it is coming home to roost. i am not suggesting to throw the baby out with the bath water but clearly we are going to have a difficult third quarter earnings period and it could continue into the fourth quarter and then we have an election coming in a couple weeks. a lot will have to do with to the next precedent is and where we are going and that is a scenario that can be very positive short-term or very negative. dave: this man has been around for many turns in the market. thank you for joining us. thank you so much. appreciate you being here. we will check with marc sebastian in a couple minutes as they close the s&p futures. liz: the presidential debates are impacting the halloween business. find out what is flying off

dave: are you concerned about the economy? some people see recession coming. >> we have been talking about this for a couple years and i have been quoted saying it is lumpy and bumpy and i think it will continue to be lumpy and bumpy. what we really focus on is things we can control. i can't control the economy but i can control a great meal and great price with great service and that is what we are focused on. dave: a lot of your franchise, which is keeping him up at night is obamacare figuring out the deal with obamacare thinking he might put full-time employees on part-time. >> we started at appleby and i hop and spent a fair amount of time to the franchisees' to interpret the law and look at the business and look at what they might be able to do in 2013. doesn't take effect until january of 2014. this look back period which is 2013 becomes important for our franchisees' and each franchisee has a different set of circumstances that has to think of it differently and that is what we are trying to provide, expertise and a dif

dave ross, fox 5 sports. >> and thank you, ross. >>> today was a huge night for d.c. united and facing the crew with a win or draw. and d.c. united hasn't been in the play-off. >>> and wanting to take care of business. we start in the 59th minute. united down 2-1 and serviced into the box and from his back side and to him and finds the back of the neck. pretty timely. we're tied 2-2 and still tied, united ahead to bronco boskovich, a brilliant thing to him. the game winning goal and that is his second of the season. and rallying to defeat the columbus crew 3-2 to clench a spot the first time in five years. >> and we're excited to continue to move on and have more moments like this and we're still in the hunt now to keep moving forward next week and there is work to be done, but this is, you know, i'm proud of the guy. i am proud of the staff and everybody. it's been a long year and we have been through ups and downs to be here today now officially in the play-offs is a big deal. >> congratulations. >>> coming up, a veteran lefty pitcher comes through with a performanc

dave: do we get to take him home? >> very expensive.barrassing. florida governor rick scott is raising awareness of spreading meningitis outbreak. at a press conference, giving out the numbers to the state health hot line. he gave floridian the number. listen. >> hello, boys. thank you for calling me on my anniversary. this special anniversary price is just $10 for 10 minutes and it is just one dollar for each additional minute and there is no connection fee. gerri: the government gave out the number and was corrected 30 minutes later. what do you think of this? liz::a public radio station alerted -- just finding out the errors. dave: i wonder where the sex number came from. was it just one did it up? i don't think so. gerri: was a on speed dial? dave: the opposition has somebody trying to make the guy look bad. gerri: what a conspiracy theorist you are. maybe our cabbage patch dolls know the answer. liz: the president can debate it tonight. gerri: who knows. next up, first his birthday party with alligators in florida and our a private

dave: the opposition has somebody trying to make the guy

dave owens is in st. louis. he'll join us coming up a little later. >>> for the first time in 15 years, the baltimore orioles are headed to the post-season. they've done all they can do to secure a spot. tonight, their fate lay in the hands of the los angeles angels. we've got all that for you plus the guys james brown and the guys from nfl today will join us in game on overtime and join us from new york. >> the question tonight, can we trust that kicker? thanks for joining us. have a great week, everybody. bye. >>> coming up tonight on game on overtime. >> robert griffin, iii, here we go. >> a nail biter in the sunshine state. rg3 works his magic on the final drive. >> it says a lot about him. not too many rookies can do this. >> cundiff saves the game but is it too late to save his job. we've got expert analysis on today's big win. >> i turned to my guys and talk about the ravens. >> plus the guys from nfl today weigh in on the ravens first quarter action. >> and beltran goes deep. >> no champagne shower in th

we are here with dave philipps. dave, if you could talk about "lethal lawyers."e described the soldiers coming home, going back to work, went back to war in coming home, what happened on the base? give us an example. first let me say, we talk about the guys i wrote about are really young guys. we tend to think of soldiers as grown-up adults read these guys were 21, 22. sometimes it or not even old enough to buy a beer. in iraq, essentially they were given the mission of finding the enemy, but there is none defined. there was no uniformed enemy, only ied's that were blowing at their friends and even then. it was hard for them to deal with, let alone someone that young. so when they came home, the army had a plan to make sure that everybody got screened to make sure they had no mental wounds from the war. essentially, there were marched into a room and given a multiple choice piece of paper to fill out that said, "did you see dead bodies? are you having trouble sleeping? three having trouble with substance abuse qu?" these guys all light, or a least most of them di

oh thank you to all of them ok thank you dave fyshwick is a cheeky northern charmer he made his fortune selling minibuses in his hometown of burnley but instead of fancy holidays and expensive cars when the credit crisis hit dave wanted to give something back so he decided to open a bank his late two thousand and eight early two thousand and nine my many customers are coming along to me to get funded for their bosses as they are doing for the last fifteen years but overnight that just stopped the banks just stop lending to the to the customers and i'm thinking have it done something wrong have they made a mistake of that up at the gas bill electric bill or form bill you know it's not the people that are the problem it's the banks have the problem so i thought well i'll end of the so that's what it banked on dave he says although thanks to extensive red tape he's not actually allowed to call himself a bank and he's keen to differentiate himself from banks in other ways too he offers five percent on savings and he lends that money out to his local community and no bonuses and he profits g

so the first thing i did was dial dave's phone number. i dialled it a few times. that was the worst ten minutes of my life because i had no idea what was going on. >> at last, barbara's call goes through. just as the plane grinds to a stop. >> he picks up the phone and i hear in the background, yay! and i just thought -- are you on that plane? and he says, yes. i'm on the plane. i'll tell you all about it. i can't talk now. >> the nightmare flight is over. >> yay, good job. good job. thank you. >> as i was exiting the plane, i actually got a wonderful shot of the landing gear completely shaved in half. >> when barbara arrives home that evening, dave shows her the message he taped. >> i love ya and everything is going to be groovy. >> i felt really special. and i understood that loved me, so i was very thankful to have him sitting there next to me on the couch. >> two years later in august, 2007, the landing after china airlines flight in okinawa japan makes dave's experience seem tame by comparison. 157 passengers run for their lives, as their plane goes up in fla

the bank of dave now there are plans for a london venue with a ten thousand strong capacity rock talk about a theater here that we're talking about four times the size of some paul's cathedral with locals including muslims fearing it's designed to be a hot bed of extremism if you want to read up more about the latest report. out of major withdrawal of our swiss banking giant u.b.s. we're talking about the two it's actually thousands of jobs as it pulls out of the risky investments of the city's debts explode. with renewed fighting serious failed temporary truce shows that it's a country that's far from solving this crisis will give us neighbors on the edge too but to see what happens after western driven regime change need to look no further than libya where fear of violence still stalked the streets a gear after what was supposed to be its democratic liberation as policy reports syria could be next. things have gone from bad to worse in a region powered by the hope of change not so long ago and libya one year after the revolution guess shells and artillery reportedly being used again

dave snaps to attention and turns on the tv in the seatback in front of him. >> the jetblue airliner the one you're looking at on your screen apparently sent out a distress call. >> so all of a sudden, there is some coverage of a plane in trouble, and i'm thinking, wow, the poor folks on that plane. >> this plane took off from burbank airport shortly after 3:00 p.m. it was headed for john f. kennedy international airport. >> and then, of course, i realize, that's the plane that i'm on. it's absolutely surreal to be watching this story of the plane that you're in. >> dave decides to film the scene with a small video camera from his carry-on luggage. >> we've run all of the relevant checklists and are confident we know exactly what the issues are. >> my understanding of what happened the landing gear had a problem when it was retracted, so it got twisted to completely exactly the wrong way. >> the pilot announces they'll fly around to burn off fuel before landing at l.a.x. >> because we were flying around for two hours, we had a lot of time to think about the situation, and i ping-pong

if it does we will give dave clark the credit. 680 looks good. 5:57 let's go back to dave and pam. >> you. >>> the race for the white house really heating up. where both candidates will be today and how they are changing their strategies. alsos impact of the newest jobs report. >> plus one of san francisco's busiest weekends ever is about to begin from baseball to concerts to air shows we will tell you where the crowds will converge and how traffic will be effected. >>> the weather also might effect. it looks like it will be cool.

louis, dave owens, 9 sports. >> good promo there, dave. thanks so much. they'll need their attitude on wednesday. they're are your game three starters. chris carpenter taking the mound for the fourth time in 2012 for the cards. jackson. game time is 1:07 wednesday at nats park. >>> the redskins, other big news, aside from rg3, the kicking situation, thskins are working out three free agent kickers tomorrow at the park after billy missed a 31- yarder again this week. >> i wonder if he's working anywhere. >> we'll be right back. >>> well, grabbing our coats and hats and scarves and heading for the exit. you guys have a nice night. >> it's chilly out there. stay warm. good night.

louis, dave owens, 9 sports. >> good promo there, dave. thanks so much.y'll need their attitude on wednesday. they're are your game three starters. chris carpenter taking the mound for the fourth time in 2012 for the cards. jackson. game time is 1:07 wednesday at nats park. >>> the redskins, other big news, aside from rg3, the kicking situation, the skins are working out three free agent kickers tomorrow at the park after billy missed a 31- yarder again

problem it's the banks that have the problem try thought arland of them so that's what it bank on dave he says although thanks to extensive red tape he's not actually allowed to call himself a bank and he's keen to differentiate himself from banks in other ways too he offers five percent on savings and he lends that money out to his local community and no bonuses any profits go to charity in our state but there just isn't a day in every town more's the pity so his isn't a model which could be rolled out nationwide in its current form but financial experts say lessons can be learnt for a healthier banking system one point is clear and this is a point that the bank makes in a way is that banking has just moved too far away from its roots and its basic need to understand to a saving with. a mad rush where highly leveraged against a list of. dates ultimate goal is to bring banking back to its roots no more faceless conglomerates where computers and mavericks make the decisions and the one percent. pockets unimaginable bonuses instead local banks the local people run by the community to ben

. >> i'm dave, i live in colorado.nning on voting for romney/ryan. >> reporter: people like dave, friend of the nra. >> this is my big game rifle. it shoots really nicely. >> reporter: with a wall of hunting trophies that would make ernest hemingway jealous. >> i live in denver and i traditionally vote for democrats and i plan to do so this year. >> reporter: or travis, 31-year-old gay man who work s t a nonprofit in denver. "nightline" enlisted both men, plus one friend each for a little election experiment. to watch the debate with people of the opposing side. the idea, debate swap. two s forced to mingle. it meant going to the varsity sports bar where monday night football got downsized for one night. >> all of the tv sets -- >> reporter: a group called freedom works held its debate party there. the only person in the room wearing a barack obama button. dave and his stepson, romney voters both agreed to watch with planned parenthood, at the beauty bar in denver. >> do you feel like you're watching the broncos game i

dave has been an award winning newsmen for 35 years. he has been broadcasting for 35 years.17, so i have not had a chance to ask him what that special experience might have been about, but maybe you'll get a chance to ask him about this. i was interested in reading about all the places that he has worked. he has ben in new york city, washington d.c., he has been in los angeles. probably the most interesting for me was the fact that he was in philadelphia for a number of years. we know in the department of aging and adult services that philadelphia has one of the most interesting and creative network of services for older adults in the country. it is really accessible to older adults. some of the most creative work we have seen at around the country. dave is also on the board of several civic organizations including the challengers boys and girls club, and cure autism now. edave -- dave, take it away. >> and good morning, can you hear me? in the back, can you hear me? i can see you. good morning, and thank you very much. if no one told you this morning, you look good today. y

there just isn't a dave in every town more's the pity so his isn't a. which could be rolled out nationwide in its current form but financial experts say lessons can be learnt for a healthier banking system one point is clear and this is a point that the bank makes in a way is that banking has just moved too far away from its roots and its basic need to understand to a saving which has been. highly leveraged gains a lasting. dates ultimate goal is to bring banking back to its roots no more faceless conglomerates where computers and mavericks make the decisions and the one percent pockets unimaginable bonuses instead local banks for local people run by the community to benefit the community it's not a new idea in fact it's how banking used to be before the megabucks and mega banks stepped in and dave still taking to get some political support you have to take save us money and invest in real productive activity to take responsibility for doing it which is not the way that banking currently works in his comic kind of crazy way showing the way to a better b

dave's like, yeah. love reeling in crab pots.tanding up, grabs the pot and reeling it in. [ laughter ] >> perfect. how it came up, perfect. >> came from like under the boat so you couldn't see the crab pot. classic. >> and almost tips over and falls off the other side of the boat. the best part of this video is when they show this video to dave while his brothers are around watching. [ laughter ] >> the guy in the black shirt, listen to him laugh. it's so infectious. >> i want to go on an adventure with the gull boys. >> the gull boys know how to have fun. >> go on! >>> we've got the perfect pumpkin treat for you. >> i'm going to show you how to make a super quick, super easy, super delicious pumpkin dip. >> that's sure to be a hit. see how it's done -- >> this stuff is so delicious. >> and -- >> you know, waiting at the bus station. it can be pretty boring. >> not if beethoven is there. wind out why these people are sitting down to a home where everything feels like it's designed just for them. where the styles they love fit int

let's get out live to dave owens in nats park where folks are just losing their minds. dave. >> reporter: let me tell you, derek, i hope you can hear me. 44,392 were here and this is what they're saying. >> let's go nats! let's go nats! let's go nat >> reporter: all right, all right. hey, you know, i'm going to try. i'm going to try there. you go. i'm going to try to calm them down here for just a second and talk to a couple folks. we got a little natitude right here. hey, buddy, how good was that game tonight? >> the best. >> they're the best! >> reporter: hey, the little guy says it. how about some other folks out there tonight. hey, you were here earlier. what was that ballgame like? >> the game was great. awesome, wasn't. >> reporter: jayson werth, right? -- awesome, baby. >> reporter: jayson werth, right? >> the man, greatist i've ever seen. >> reporter: i'm interested toen what the scene was like. we talked about 12 pitches and washington d.c. and baseball. we've talked about washington d.c. and baseball. what was it like just being out there tonight? what was it

fox5's-- we're so excited, dave -- >> it's contagious, i'm sorry. >> dave ross is live at nats park where people are lining up for tickets. >> reporter: i'll answer to anything, don't worry about that. a lot of people last night stepped to the forefront for this team. a do or die scenario for the natses. had they lost, their season was over. a lot of people want to talk about strasburg yesterday. had strasburg been on the rotation, detweiler never would have stepped to the hill, and nobody could have pitched better than he did last night. the tall left hander bottled up the cards' bats. they scored one run last night and that was unearned in 6 stellar innings of work. bullpen took over late. 9th inning, drama. potential go ahead run on first base, and watch what desmond does. tricky pop fly. if this ball lands, and desmond doesn't do that, the cardinals would have taken the lead 2-1. no, desmond has the catch, and that sets the stage for jayson werth in the bottom of the 9th. we talked about it, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. the 9th inning of the 10th month, of the 11th day, of the 12th year, and th

dave ross is live at the park with a preview. dave? >> reporter: for the first time in 79 years, we've got playoff baseball in d.c. we've got a 1:07 first pitch t will be edwin jackson against chris carpenter of the st. louis cardinals. this is a big one. it is the pivotal game three with this series tied up at one game apiece. how did we get there? the nats returned home yesterday and had a nice little light practice in preparation for today's game three. they did what they had to do getting that split in st. louis. those first two games of the series played there. what that means now, it is the best of three game scenario here at nats park with the first team winning three games advancing to the series. >> we've been a good home team. we know we've put ourselves in a good position to come home and just win a series. if we can do that like wave done a lot of times this year, then we'll be sitting pretty. >> our fan base all year long that been outstanding. they've been into the games as good as any fans i've ever been around. we've go