it's up to stephen drew. season-high six walks to add to that pitch count for sanchez. >> tim: you want smyly pitching to bogaerts. or sanchez pitching to drew. that's why jim leyland is staying with sanchez. >> joe: getting to work out of the windup. ball one outside. >> tim: one of the few hittable pitches this evening, by the red sox. that was hittable. sanchez finally gives in with a fastball when drew was looking for it. and he fouls it back. >> joe: strike two. now, a guy who has walked 6, but struck out 11. and a guy who has walked bases loaded in a one-run game here in the sixth inning, as stephen drew set up, 1-2. >> joe: the last red sox grand slam during postseason play was hit by stephen's older brother, j.d. game six. and the '07 alcs. that will get out of play. >> tim: that was the alcs when the red sox trailed the cleveland indians, 3-1 games. and the sox came back and won three in a row. highlighted by j.d.'s grand slam. >> joe: another 1-2. a strikeout ends the inning. sanchez celebrates afte

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to play instead of stephen drew.en stephen drew had to battle xander bogaerts who is a natural shortstop. and, yet, john farrell persisted with the best defensive shortstop he had and drew has rewarded him with two hits tonight, one home run. >> joe: and really good defense throughout the entire postseason. >> tim: yeah. >> joe: one on, two out. ross takes ball one. in the eighth inning, st. louis will have molina, adams and freese. workman getting ready for that. tazawa came on to get allen craig on a groundout with bases loaded. >> joe: 1-0. hard hit but right at jon jay. and the inning is over. the new galaxy note 10.1 allows you to run two programs simultaneously so you can multi task like never before. cmon man, we going to make this trade or what? it lets you check stats while you talk trades... harris for kruz? hi mom! write down the details while you chat... four cups of breadcrumbs. drag and drop pictures so you can share faster. and follow the recipe while seeing how it's done. right, so... oh celery. now f

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drew has the 2-2 count.home record during the regular season in all of baseball. second to atlanta. drew strikes out, two gone. red sox trying to take two of three here at busch stadium in this world series. coming up after the world series, from the big awards to the big deals, nobody covers the off-season like mlb network. three primetime shows and tv's only morning show dedicated to baseball. it's on mlb network beginning monday, november 4th. here's ross. big night for ross. strike one. he caught jon lester, helped guide him through 7 2/3. rosenthal could strike out the side. inning over. bottom of the ninth, top of the order. red sox lead it 3-1. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] eeny, meeny, miny, go. ♪ ♪ more adventures await in the new seven-passenger lexus gx. lease the 2014 gx 460 for $499 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. ♪ ♪ now get $100 off droid ultra or droid maxx by motorola. [ alarm sound for malfunctioning printer ] [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where you've learned a thing or

facing drew smyly. ball one.ly allowed jacoby ellsbury to walk in the eighth inning of game two. he came on to try to get the left-handed hitter ellsbury. and in that eighth inning, he was one of four pitchers and ortiz hit the game-tying grand slam. that was a big walk. which smyly allowed, and ellsbury worked. >> tim: you're right. everything leading up to the grand slam, just as important as the grand slam. well, maybe not just as important. but it certainly put runners on bases for that to happen. >> joe: here's the 1-1 pitch from smyly to ortiz. smyly isn't your typical match-up left-hander out of the bull pen. his stuff is good enough to be a starter in the big leagues. that's where the tigers project him. they've been looking for answers out in that bull pen. during the regular season, had the 24th best e.r.a. across baseball. here's the 2-1. to the right side again. infante backed up into shallow right. two out. napoli gives a look into the dugout to see if another pitching change is coming and so far, it

jose var yeras takes over, and by four, first pitch swinging is drew.s lifted after striking out dustin pedroia and shane victorino as they were on their way of striking out 17 red sox last night. it has been a couple of nights of whiffs here at fenway. >> joe: and now the red sox are 0 for 17 in this alcs with 11 strikeouts. >> tim: that is amazing right there. and an amazing statistic, and the reason for the score. >> joe: and two off of his career high -- here's a line drive down the left field line. that ball is going to go towards the corner, and middlebrooks will dig into second with a one-out double. so john farrell sticking with middlebrooks. he pinch-hit for him last night, but tonight, he lets him go up there and delivers with a double. >> tim: and that double may earn middlebrooks a start in game three against verlander, and we will see. the fastball from veras, and he featured a very good curveball last night. >> joe: and now back to the top of the order. with smyly out in the bull pen. jim leyland is going to reach from behind the right fie

with pedroia feeding stephen drew. here it is, game five of this alcs from here in detroit tomorrow night. jon lester takes on an ibal sanchez in a rematch of game one. it was a 1-0 detroit win at fenway. coverage of the game begins tomorrow night, right here on fox, at 7:30 eastern im. lester was good, sanchez was, at times, seemingly unhittable. he was, as far as base hits, he gave up none through six innings. he struck out 12, walked six. there's the night for lester, who was right there with him. one run on six hits in 6 1/3. good one tomorrow night. one ball, one strike on jackson. >> tim: did the red sox learn, and i'm sure they did, about sanchez. not that they didn't know that he throws a lot of balls out of the strike zone and -- if you lay off that pitch, your chances of hitting him go up dramatically. changeup out of the strike zone, breaking ball out of the strike zone. a great read of hitters. >> joe: great pitching stuff. >> tim: oh, yeah. great pitching intelligence. reading hitters. >> joe: here's the 1

drew has yet to swing. the count, 2-1. 33rd pitch of the night coming here from scherzer. >> tim: we have heard about pitchers being all over the place. max scherzer is all over the place in the strike zone. up and in. down and in. up and away. down and away. rarely a ball down the middle. >> joe: he could strike out the side here in the second and does! 96 past the bat of stephen drew! that sends us into the third inning. here at fenway park, it's game number six. three strikeouts in the second for scherzer. red sox and tigers, no score. ♪ wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleedi

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nava is batting for stephen d w drew.n the outside corner, and rosenthal could end this game with an exclamation point by striking out the side. on a cold night in october, daniel nava comes off of the bench, and has to look at 98 from rosenthal. struck out the side! and the cardinals win game two by a final of 4-2. and that good young pitching that the cardinals have brought with them down the stretch and into october on display here tonight. >> tim: struck out the side on 11 pitches in the ninth inning. >> joe: wacha gets the win. he is now 4-0 this post-season. lackey with the loss, and his e fir first of the post-season and the first save for trevor rosenthal in a three hour and five minute game, and this world series is now tied at a game apiece. we go back to the last strike that ended the night. the reaction from michael wacha, the starter. and now from the closer trevor rosenthal, and that farm system for the cardinals e keeps producing good young players and good young pitching and the cardinals showed it off her

here is stephen drew.ho is 0 for 2 tonight, and 4 of 41 this post-season. from one 22-year-old right-hander to another for the cardinals, wacha to martinez. that misses outside, a ball and a strike. wacha went six and allowed two runs on three hits. struck out six and walked four and allowed the home run. and now time is called. here's the 1-1. that is off of the glove of martinez, and barehanded pickup for the out. >> tim: you have to be kidding me. >> joe: and kozma who committed two errors last night, who stole a base in the top of the inning, and his first chance and what a play. >> tim: well, last night he used the glove and decided not the use it tonight. he used it with his barehand. how about the play of martinez behind his back to deflect the ball to kozma? it was not intended like that and didn't write it up like that, but it we was a great play, and great deflection right there. to kozma with the barehand. my goodness! >> joe: this is the pitch to bogaerts, and the ball will find you when you ge

drew you wanted to comment? i just was just compared to the f network, i want to defend myself. cornell, i didn't see the president, bring any body out who said here is joe blow. he has to pay more under this plan. but that is okay. buzz joe blow is going to pay for mary smith who has a pre-existing condition. we had coverage of the president all day today. we have been talking about the various example he's has of people paying less. i wanted to bring to your attention and to everybody's attention, this is not going to be a win-win for everybody. the fact is, to pay for people with pre-existing conditions, healthy people need to pitch in. these were healthy people. all of them looking forward to signing up under this health care act. went on line and were very much disappointed. the reason we are reporting the story is because in the long term, this could also be a problem, far beyond the website that the administration may have to fix. >> drew, i want to apologize for connecting you with the f network. i know

napoli and then gomes and then drew. here's the 1-1. another breaking ball.ing but that to napoli. majority of pitches, curveball of veras. it's 1-2. >> tim: three straight curves and if anybody's ever set up for that fastball outside veras features 95, 96 miles per hour, it's mike napoli. >> joe: just couldn't catch the corner. 2-2. >> tim: now he'll probably go back to the curveball as the fastball misses. >> joe: another one-run game in this alcs. the 2-2. strikeout starts the inning! napoli retired for the first time tonight. >> tim: second strikeout for veras. after three straight curveballs he gets napoli with the fastball. pretty good sequence by veras and pena then. >> joe: bottom of this eighth inning. breslow is the pitcher now for the red sox. no action for boston in their bullpen. one out. nobody on. ball one outside to jonny gomes. who hit only .207 this season with the bases empty. if he lights up with runners in scoring position, hit .345. good curveball. strike one. >> tim: he's got a good curveball that he can throw for strikes on a consisten

drew, can you hear us out here? i sure can. >> you know what we're gonna do, we will not only get a diagnosis, the size of this lesion, i can remove this whole thing. this is an excisional biopsy. we will remove it and get a diagnosis at the same time. obviously i have to gate heather comfortable. -- get heather comfortable. this is a touch of novacane, sorry esther. you will see this blanch a bit and swell up. so i will get her nice and numb. we want to take care of this once and for all for you. and, um, are you ready? >> yes. >> so, as i said, we will remove the whole thing. i will excise it. and i will follow the vermilion border. can you open for me? turn a little this way? now to do this right, i need to put my finger in your mouth, and you will see that i am just going to remove this little thing as an ellip,se, right? like so ... are you all right? >> uh-huh. >> i am sure if you were not, you would let me know. so i am going to just excise that like so. right? there is our specimen. i think it's -- this is p

that drew heat from citizens and city leaders alike... here's uncman brandon scott yesterday...l: "this is an unfortunate stpe in the wrongdirection becuase in my opinion what we're doing is ok with the tweeting about shootings but should be taking it a step further." late monday, though... the baltimore sun reports the department wld ctinue their social media shooting policy. every shooting in city limits... will be posted on the city's very active twitter page. transparecny advocates say twiter isnot theonly platform where the police are fallin short. it can sometimes take a month for the city to release comprehensive crime data to the public ve from police headquarters, paul gessler, fox45 morning news. a maryland state trooper is showing sns of improveme after aar hit her during a traffic stop this weekend. jacqueline kline has a serious head injury that could keep her in the hospital for weeks. but doctors say she's doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances. kline was on duty sunday morning in pasadena helpin

as we showed you last month, the pending eviction drew protests.he building is set to be converted into condos. advocates are trying to find the couple an affordable place to live. >>> the mayor race got more crowded. dave core testy announced -- cortezy announced today he is making a bid for the mayor's bid. cortessi says his platform includes hiring more police officers. >> this was the safest city in america five years ago and i want to bring it back to that level. it will take a lot of work, a lot of healing and a lot of trust. >> mayor reed is being turned out of office at the end of next year. the field of candidates to replace him also includes san jose vice mayor wynn and others. >>> after flip-flopping several times, facebook has now decided to remove a gruesome video after beheading. the social networking site says it did not change any policies because of the worldwide controversy but decided this particular video glorified violence. the social media issued this statement explaining its position on violent videos. if it is being shared f

you know what the last time tom brady beat drew brees, how about 14 years ago. brady wasn't even in the nfl. he was a senior and brees was his junior year at purdue. >>> patriots quarterback finally gave his first nfl win over drew brees when he found thomple cins fothompletompkins.28 point favos during their 35-19 win. peyton manning threw two touchdown passes but fumbles and that resulted in a pick 6. brobronkos victory. >>> ending a six game losing streak over the raiders at arrowhead stadium. 6-0 standing is the second best in nfl franchise history. >>> big poppy hit a grand slam. good one going on that's the latest in baseball in this one thomas. >> all right darren thank you we'll see you coming up in just a bit. >>> she is this year's winner for the nobble prize for literature. we speak with someone who has followed her career. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment indu

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drew pinsky about addiction specialist and host of "dr. drew on call." the diagnose is. >> postpartum depression is a very common condition. different than the baby blues. it's very common after a woman's body is flooded with hormones, suddenly let down. they can feel depressed. sometimes it can become a major depression that bleeds into a psychotic episode where they have delusions. that's different than a postpartum psychosis, more associated with bipolar. >> so postpartum psychosis is different than postpartum depression with psychosis. >> correct. the last woman i saw was throwing water on people because she believed they were on fire. >> so listening to the sisters, you say they're very informed about what was going on. >> miriam's sisters seem extremely well informed about this condition and get exactly what she was dealing with. has nothing to do with the psychology of the individual. although sometimes there's a lot of stress in those people's lives. not a psychological thing or biology thing. it's something that throws them completely off by the

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the scandal drew national attention in maryland. ask now, another correctional officer enters a guilty plea. wjz is live. investigator mike hellgren has details. mike? >> reporter: and kai, these cases were built on extensive wire taps, now person half of the officers involved have entered guilty pleas. >> reporter: a correctional officer admitted smuggling tobacco, marijuana, and pills into the baltimore city detention center, on behalf of the violent and powerful black guerrilla family gang. kimberly dennis is now the 7th of 13 correctional officers charged in this bombshell case to enter a guilty plea, since the u.s. attorney announced indictments earlier this year. >> we need to be able to rely on people who are in law enforcement and associated with law enforcement, to make sure they're on our side and not the criminal side. >> reporter: wjz obtained dennis's guilty plea, where she admitted to having sex with gang members. easy prey for leadership who counted on corrupt officers to

drew brees, darren sproles walks it into the end zone for the score.ead and never looked back. drew brees, 413 yards, four touchdowns. guy, i've stood next to him. he is not six feet tall. he might be 5'10" tops. what he does is amazing. 38-17s the final. new orleans won their last nine monday night games. now to golf where it's never too late for tom daly to make his tee time. >> no! yeah. >> whoo. >> missed it. >> the guy's face behind the pizzeria, you know he's there having a pizza and beer and some were like, i bet you couldn't do this. let's go out and do it. and i'll give you 100 bucks. he says, sure. that's what happened. that's just classic. >> i followed him for -- a round of golf and got to walk behind him. he's the funniest guy in the world. at that time he was on his diet and popping m&ms. >> i saw him in hartford when i think he was still in his hard partying guys and every break sitting under a tree -- >> trying to hydrate. >> well, happy october. >> yes. >> it is beautiful. a great start to october. as good as it gets. a lot of us still

drew brees is pretty good. watch the screen pass to thomas. and there he goes. got some friends in front of him and finds his way in the end zone saints win 26-18. we have a baseball game going on right now in pittsburgh. the n.l. divisional series and bucks up 2-0. two men on board and both of them come home. during the 7th right now the pirates are up 3-2. and finally the americans on the strength of tiger woods clinching match-up over richard stern today took home the presidents cup. >> they had a lot of run to deal with. >> gravity rocketed to the box office. george clooney and sandra bullock and nearly $56 million biggest october opening ever. coming in second was cloudy with a chance of meatballs followed by runner runner, prisoners and rush. gravity a fantastic movie. it looks scary. we have weather not what we would expect and wouldn't expect to see this time of year. this is our future cast. dry for the overnight hours and tomorrow morning it will be dry but look to the left-hand side of your screen. that's the cold front. by 11 o'clock just off the wes

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tonight, jay welcomes -- drew barrymore, comedian d.l.ughley, the music of the avett brothers and "headlines." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you! thank you very much! welcome to "the tonight show"! thank you. well, folks, it looks like there's no hope for this situation back east. not the shutdown, the new york giants. what's going on there? [ laughter ] they lost again. 0 and 5. now, i don't want to say the giants are desperate. today they called a-rod and asked for the name of his doctor, okay? maybe give him a shot. ohh. now a-roid -- i mean a-rod. did i say a-roid? [ laughter ] but listen, a-rod now suing major league baseball. he said -- well, he wanted to wait until october when he knew the yankees had a lot of time on their hands. you know, because this is -- [ light laughter ] [ scattered boos ] let's change the subject. [ light laughter ] well, according to pew research, immigration is on the rise in this country. as you know, immigrants come here to do the jobs americans don't

. >> the last time tom brady beat drew brees was 14 years ago. he wasn't even an nfl player. brady was a senior at michigan and brees was in his junior year in purdue. today at foxboro with five seconds remaining in the game, the patriots quarterback fiently got his first nfl win over drew brees when he found tofrp kins for the 17-yard game-winning touchdown. the patriots downed the new orleans saints 30-27 and sit alone on top of the afc east standings. >>> no cover, but it's a win. the denver broncos came into today's game against the jaguars as a 28-point favorite but struggled during the 35-19 win. peyton manning threw four touchdown passes but lost two fumbles and through an interception. that resulted in a pick six. no sean ma rain notice had three touchdown runs to help to improve the broncos record. charles ran for two touchdowns and 28 yards as the chief are unbeaten. the chiefs piled up ten sacks ending a six-game losing streak ge against the raiders at arrowhead stadium. that's sports this hour. i'm darren hayes. >> thank you. >>> native-americans from across the c

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drew pinsky, dr. drew on call.shma of misinformation. >> people are relatively sensible about their priorities in life. figure out every single name of every single law that congress cycles through. the affordable care act, patient protection and affordable care act. >> we wish we'd called it the insurance reform act from the beginning. if we'd done that and called it insurance reform people would have gone for a lot. >> i don't know the details of what exactly is covered. it's an incredibly confusing thing. and i spend all day reading about it. >> and we'll see how it plays out in california we've been preparing for it for a long time. physicians everywhere agree we've got to do something like this. but there's another really interesting layer to this people aren't talking about. today i also spend a lot of my time finding resources for people who don't have insurance. today i had three calls. i said good news you can sign up for obama care today. not so interested. not so interested in spending money. just want c

here's stephen drew. drew tonight has a hit.struggled with only three this postseason coming in, he'll take it, but that was the pop-up in front of the mound that wainwright just let drop. 2-0. 2-1. fox sports live has you covered with complete postgame insight and analysis from game one. we'll have the latest on the injury to carlos beltran and analysis and just what went wrong with the cardinals defensively and exclusive reactions from fenway park. ground ball right side. adams to the bag. two out. that's after the game from fenway to l.a. fox sports live has you covered only on fox sports 1. the world series on fox is sponsored by -- number nine man in the order is david ross. and again, time is granted late. ross tonight with a sharp single his first time. struck out his next two times up. now deals with martinez. that rides up and in and that's got david ross talking to himself. >> tim: well, you know what happened? david ross called time-out too late and that does not make pitchers very happy because there's a real danger

i'm sorry, it's steven drew. that's what i get for just looking at the cue card.ighlights. red sox win it 7-4 taking a commanding 2-0 lead in the series. >>> it's the critical play-off game tigers a's there is no score. there's over 48,000 in the stadium and of all the a's fans we ran into last night, we found the biggest one. this guy certainly takes the cake. would you look at this costume? what do you call yourself, sir? >> the big "a," sir. >> may i simply call you a? >> absolutely. >> wow. man your wear that well. over 7 feet tall, ro. took him three weeks to make the costume. >> and this fella certainly drew a crowd. speaking of crowds, here was the a's tigers game 2 pre-game mood. ♪[ music ] >> let's go, oakland! whoo, whoo! >> ay carumba! look at that! >> whoo! >> cy young winner. tonight got verlander on the mound. he is going to be tough. but sonny is up to the task and the team is going to pull together and tie the cirrus up. ♪[ music ] >> how much thought went into this wardrobe today? >> not a lot. [ laughter ] >>> pretty creative. >> whoo! >> off for

what drew me to journalism is i like the idea that we are documenting history. al jazeera documents it like none other. and to be a journalist, and to be part of a team like that? that's an incredible blessing. hi, my name is jonathan betz, and i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. i started in a small television station in rural arkansas. it's a part of the country that often gets overlooked. but there are a lot of fascinating people there, a lot of fascinating stories there. i like that al jazeera will pay attention to those kinds of places. what drew me to journalism is i like the idea that we are documenting history. al jazeera documents it like none other. and to be a journalist, and to be part of a team like that? that's an incredible blessing. >> hello and welcome to the news hour. these are the stories making headlines. >> a vote of confidence. we'll be live in rome. >> senior member of greece's party appear in court. the leader is also due to come before judges in a few hours. >> experts arrive in syria to assess the governme

. >> drew and jonathan scott are on the scene. you guy, how did the weekend go?e weekend, great. where are we right now? pronounce that one more time? >> we're having a lot of fun. my team's been here working tirelessly through the weekend with the folks from hg tv home. night and day. >> they're going to be blown away. such a beautiful family. i'm excited to see how they react. >> are these the befores? >> yes. >> we're going to show the after in a segment coming up. guys, we're so excited. i saw them in "people" magazine, by the way, the recent one. they're very fancy. >> great. you guys, looking forward to that. >> we're back from the summer. we're going to be doing "every has a story" again on thursday. i got a from a theresa sirrail i believe it's pronounced from new york city. >> what city? >> manhattan. >> a singer/songwriter, struck by an impaired driver down in midtown manhattan june 11, 2002. lost her right leg and her hip. imagine that. right on impact. obviously, she was devastated. with the helps loved one, doctors, caregivers and music therapy she r