president, if that is economist gordon is right n. an analysis recent publish by the national bureau, economic growth forecasts for the coming decade are overly optimistic. currently the congressional budget office the projects growth of 2.1% annual over the next ten years. this is -- 3.5% growth but not allow enough for professor gordon. he predicts growth will average an anemic 1.6% over the next ten years. the reasons? the baby boomers xirt the work force and a long-term drop in productivity. new hires will barely replace current workers. a smaller labor force and -- fewer goods being made. as a result, the ratio of the national debt to gdp will climb to 87% by 2024. not the 78% in government forecast. interest rates will have to rise sooner and higher to finance that debt. gordon's forecast has alarmed robert samuelson. if he's right, if could be our next nasty economic surprise. the -- our political system's cope -- as groups battle harder for bigger shares of a stagnant pie. without an expanding government, racial, ethic, genera

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alex gordon hit one into the gap. billy butler cut the lead in half.eremy affeldt worked the giants out of the jam and in the third, joe panik turned in the play of the city. to barely get eric hosmer called safe. runners at the corners, michael morse. watch morse on an 0-2 pitch. his fifth one into right field and the panda scores to give the giants a 3-2 lead, but was it enough for san francisco? the answer was yes. when bruce bochy brought in bumgarner out of the bullpen in the 5th inning. omar infante waved at the slow curve ball in the 7th inning. bumgarner simply dealing zeros. he retired 14 in a row at one point. but then, two outs in the 9th inning. alex gordon into center field. gregor blanco misplayed it. juan perez kicked it around. gordon is into third place. the next batter is salvador perez. >> popped up! sandoval! in foul territory! >> reporter: pablo sandoval catches the final out with the tieing run 90 feet away. bumgarner throws 52 and two- thirds innings in the post season. that is a major league record. [ cheers and applause ] >> he

in comes gordon and then it's a 3-0 lead.that point, the crowd was absolutely silent and the giants had a 3-0 deficit. at that point, they had had only two hits off of guthrie. as we know now, in the bottom of the 6th, the giants made it a good ball game, managing to put up a couple of runs and then had three innings to try to get even. right now it will be ryan vogelsong throwing tomorrow night as joe fonzi just came in on a tractor that he brought in from kansas city. joe, you just got out of the clubhouse. that was nice timing on your part. >> i grew up in the country. >> give me the mood of the giants clubhouse and lose the gum. tell me, you know, down and out or they have been there before and can handle it. >> not at all. we saw before they

----pero los reales no se quedaro sin responder y en la parte baja de la segunda entrada, gordon conoble 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. --- pasaron un par de entradas y nuevamente panda se embaso y morse lo trajo a casa con un sencillo para el 3 a 2. -- mientras tanto en la loma madison bumgarner simplemente dominante. lanzo cinco entradas permitiendo solo 2 imparables mientras que poncho a 4 bateadores y logro su tercer victoria en esta serie mundial. lorena ---- panda tuvo una excelente mundial..... ---la entrega del trofeo por parte del comisionado de beisbol bud seligh que se retira despues de esta temporada y claro el mas valioso de la serie mundial al igual que la serie del campeonato. madison bumgarner. increible lo que ha logrado este hombre a los 21, gano su primer seire mundial, a los 23 la segunda y ahora 25 aÑos y nuevamente gana. lorena/ms --- y si usted quiere tener la camisa oficial de los campeones de la serie mundial le tengo buenas

again, gordon cashing in from a yard out. would have of three touchdowns on the day for gordon. wisconsin is up 17-0 at this point. the final score, the badgers take it 52-7. moving on. wahoos have been playing solid football. lambert at quarterback. fires down the field and breaks through a few tacklers. second quarter, cats lead 21-14. north carolina ties the game at 21 apiece. in comes mitch. he takes advantage of that opportunity, scores a touchdown. tar heels edge out uva. another tough loss 28-27. mountaineers visiting oklahoma state. trick et finds white. one of two passing touchdowns for him today. the defense gets in on the action here. henry with the interception. he returned that one 52 dwrards. west virginia cruises 346r7b 10. annapolis hosting san jose state. reynolds took over. first quarter, reynolds took it in himself. navy is up 14-10. the quarterback wasn't done. maybe missed the last game due to injuries. a 30 yard gain to the 2 yard line. on the next play he takes it in. three touchdowns, a career high 251 yards on the ground for reynolds. navy wins 41-31. mo

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome gordon ramsay!ng sharp. that's what i'm taking about right there. >> it's great to be here. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. i really appreciate -- you know i'm a giant fan of the gordon ramsay, of everything ramsay. >> mm-hmm >> jimmy: i'm the fan -- there's two people, me and -- >> thanks mom. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: your mom came to see you. >> who let you in? >> jimmy: you know, when you see you on tv, people like when you get in people's faces and you yell at them. >> i do? >> jimmy: yeah. you've never watched your show? [ laughter ] you're afraid of yourself. yeah, i know. >> i think so. >> jimmy: it's therapy. but, you get right in there, you get right in their face and yell at them. it's fun, 'cause i think it's funny. but anyway, because you're very passionate. and you want to push them to make them their best. but i always liked you for that, but then i kind of really loved you -- >> right. >> jimmy: because i saw this show "the f word" -- and the "f" stands for "food" in this

gordon is going to dig for third. a mistake in the outfield, and he will hold there with two out, representing the tieing run. >> so here's the context of the play. royals had a very hard time getting a hit. now, it's the bottom of the ninth, two outs. gordon hits a single and the question being debated today is whether third base coach should have sent gordon home the chance to tie the scoring run. gordon should have tried to score even if he was a heavy underdog to make it. it wouldn't have been the right move even if he was safe 30e pnt of the time. and by showing this video of that same player, crawford, the shortstop, throwing out a runner in a game earlier this year from about the same spot in the field and doing it to a guy who was a lot closer to making it home than gordon was. >> joining me now, anchor for sports illustrated radio. i love the fact that nate sill ser wrote this piece. a lot of people were having that thought. >> game 7 of world series does weird things to people, right? you have the book. you

gordon only had a 25% chance of scoring but silver argues that gordon should have tried for home anywayat at worst it would have been the most extraordinary way to lose the game in the history of baseball. and after all, long after gordon and bumgardener and nate silver and you and me are all gone, what does caution in a moment of potential glory end up meaning? are we not here to try to win even if we usually lose in extraordinary ways? that's it for "the lead". i'm jake tapper. wolf blitzer is in the situation next. >>> happening now, still alive and plotting. posing a direct and imminent threat to the united states, the khorasan group. >>> a nurse who braved the ebola hot zone is now in her home state where she's facing a new threat. >>> las vegas sting. fbi agents bust a gambling operation. but did they go too far? >>> and the top gun. kim jong-un in the seat of a j

here is alex gordon, 0 for 2. in at the knees. strike one. >> harold: tom, i said we spend a lot of time around pitchers p john smoltz and al leiter. the big guys. they say you can't define a pitch count because everybody's body type and what they can do is different. you can't put a pitch on this guy. >> joe: or in innings limited, tom said, they are piling up and you wouldn't know it. >> tom: no. really, the pitch count itself is a nonissue because he is so aggressive. he came into this game 70% strikes in the postseason and that is just crazy good. >> joe: here is pitch number 100. he has one out in the seventh. belt. now two out in the seventh. 12th straight retired by the giant left-hander. tonight's telecast is sponsored by bank of america. the official bank of major league baseball. by t-mobile. and by budweiser, the official beer of major league baseball. here is to budweiser. here's to baseball. here is salvador perez, 0 for 2. and just 4 out of 36 in the postseason. strike one. if bruce bochy wants to go to the bull pen,

here is alex gordon, 0 for 2. in at the knees. strike one. >> harold: tom, i said we spend a lot of time around pitchers p john smoltz and al leiter. the big guys. they say you can't define a pitch count because everybody's body type and what they can do is different. you can't put a pitch on this guy. >> joe: or in innings limited, tom said, they are piling up and you wouldn't know it. >> tom: no. really, the pitch count itself is a nonissue because he is so aggressive. he came into this game 70% strikes in the postseason and that is just crazy good. >> joe: here is pitch number 100. he has one out in the seventh. belt. now two out in the seventh. 12th straight retired by the giant left-hander. tonight's telecast is sponsored by bank of america. the official bank of major league baseball. by t-mobile. and by budweiser, the official beer of major league baseball. here is to budweiser. here's to baseball. here is salvador perez, 0 for 2. and just 4 out of 36 in the postseason. strike one. if bruce bochy wants to go to the bull pen,

so we're very happy to have gordon mantler here, how is this going to work? come on up and have a seat? yeah. and our second panelist resides andworks in boil heights in eechlt lavm. it was while attempting east l.a. college that montez joined the mexican student organization and organized and fought do establish one of the first chicano studies in the united states. so we have an academic program as well coming out of that which is wonderful too. a and he took part in founding a very social movement including the brown berets and the anti-war movement and the free huey newton campaign and other campaigns during the 1960s and 1970s. so carlos montez, if you could come up as well. and finally our moderator, who of course works here at the american folk life center at the library of congress and he looks after our civil rights history project. >>> good morning. thank you for coming out today on a rainy afternoon or morning here in d.c. it seems like fall is here now. and i want to thank carlos for flying out from california to be here today, and for maria's gre

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gordon is going to dig for third! a mistake in the outfield and he will hold there with two outs >> harold: you see here. you talk about the mistake. he charged too hard. they are already playing no double and that is exactly what tens tmeans. you don't want the ball by him. blanco charged and got caught in between and the slip, allowed the ball to get by him. right here, the decision to try to stop and then slipping and the ball goes by him. he is better off waiting and keep the ball in front of you, keep that runner at first base. >> tom: it's the right decision to let the ball drop, but he made it too late. he wasn't able to handle the short bounce. >> joe: it's a single e-8. and now it's salvador perez who could tie it with a hit. 92 from bumgarner. strike one. a man who has been the rock behind home plate for the royals all year. a chance to tie it. able to lay off. one ball, one strike. salvador perez drilled by a pitch back in the second. drilled on the left leg and almost couldn't continue but here he is. stri

gordon is going to dig for third! a mistake in the outfield and he will hold there with two outs >> harold: you see here. you talk about the mistake. he charged too hard. they are already playing no double and that is exactly what tens tmeans. you don't want the ball by him. blanco charged and got caught in between and the slip, allowed the ball to get by him. right here, the decision to try to stop and then slipping and the ball goes by him. he is better off waiting and keep the ball in front of you, keep that runner at first base. >> tom: it's the right decision to let the ball drop, but he made it too late. he wasn't able to handle the short bounce. >> joe: it's a single e-8. and now it's salvador perez who could tie it with a hit. 92 from bumgarner. strike one. a man who has been the rock behind home plate for the royals all year. a chance to tie it. able to lay off. one ball, one strike. salvador perez drilled by a pitch back in the second. drilled on the left leg and almost couldn't continue but here he is. stri

we spoke with gordon chang, author of "the coming collapse of china" about the meetings.ked, what could they get out of a possible deal with hollywood studios. >> in the near-term, ali baba has a set top box and they have a j.v. relationship with lions gate allowing home to stream content to their customers in china. but this is more than the near term, i think. by going to more studios, they can get more content and offer it in a variety of different services with ali baba. over the long term, i wouldn't be surprised if ali baba decided to invest directly in u.s. companies like we've seen from softbank. alibaba's strategy has been to take small stakes in companies. we'll have to see if that continues to be the strategy or make a larger invest meant in a u.s. film studio. >> now, gordon, anyone who has lived in china, including myself, knows you can buy pirated d.v.d.'s, pirated material for less than $1, you can get movies before they come out in the united states. why would alibaba be bothering with this? >> i think this is important for alibaba. if you look at consumpt

for more, as gordon just said. most americans don't know this, but there was a very brutal 30-year insurgency where kurds were fighting the turkey army to create their own independent state. tens of thousands of people died. isis is very clever here. they're trying to reignite that conflict. reuters had a story about seven wounded kurds taken to the border from this town in kobani and the turkey wouldn't let them get into turkey for medical treatment. a witness told reuters that these kurdish fighters bled to death in front of the turkish border guards. erdogan has to be careful. the head of the kurdish separatist movement says october 15th is the deadline. it's all very dangerous. if he pushes this too far, it's the kind of chaos that will help isis tremendously. >> that is the question, too, gordon, what would be the consequences for turkey if this town, kobani, large kurdish town, were to fall to isis? what consequences for turkey? >> it brings the fight to their door and shows how much more serious the fight is

gordon hits a single in front of the center fielder.all past him for an error that allows gordon to reach third. leaves it up to perez with two outs and the tieing run just 90 feet away. >> perez, the 2-2. popped up. sandoval in foul territory. giants win! a world series win for the san francisco giants for the third time in the last five years. and their hero, madison bumgarner. >> the giants win, 3-2, their third championship in five seasons. >> third time in five years, so excited. wow, we are all happy when they win. >> bumgarner wins. he has allowed 52 2/3 inning. the most for any pitcher. >> let's hear it for the little man. >> the thing is, the postseason, everyone was like clayton kershaw, best pitcher in the world. bumgarner probably gets that now. >> they were back and forth the whole time. the giants got, you know, pounced the night before, 10-zip. >> they came back. the first team since 1979 to win. >> i feel authenticity in your voice. >>> jose canseco is recovering after shooting himself. i don't think this is a picture of

gordon chang joins us with his perspective. obama making it easier for illegal immigrant children from central america to cross our southern border and stay right here at home. heather mcdonald joins us next. >>> first a few comments what i said yesterday would not be an october surprise but rather an october of more presidential denials, deflections and diversions, easy forecast because that's how the obama administration conducted itself over the past 5 1/2 years. remember back in march when russia annexed all of crimea and president obama immediately responded with a shift the world's focus. >> russia's actions are a problem, they don't pose the number one national security threat to the united states. i continue to be much more concerned when it comes to our security with the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in manhattan. >> of course, if that's the number one problem why isn't he concerned enough to tighten security in the airports and along our borders? mr. obama, as usual does what he does, moves on, counting on th

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. >> joe: here is alex gordon. not in on the fun tonight. 0 for 3.he royals have banged out seven runs on ten hits. see who has done the damage. es cobar with a couple of hits and lorenzo cain with a double and two runs scored. billy butler two runs hit. salvador perez with a two-run double and a run scored. moustakas, 1 for 3. up and away. 2-0 on gordon. >> harold: good team effort tonight from the royals. even how ned yost used his bench. >> joe: gordon was looking to launch on 2-0 and he popped it up. sandoval with room. two out. >> tom: here is what i'm talking about. watch the wrist behind his back pocket here. he has a word for this. he calls it dangle. when he can dangle the ball there and not forcing it up but it's more like a whip action is when it feels right to him. he didn't have that feeling late in the season. that's a good sign for him. that looked like it was a very loose wrist and a whipping action with the arm. >> joe: that skips in to perez. remember, he was the one who was in that shouting match with hunter strickland in that five

. >> joe: here is alex gordon. not in on the fun tonight. 0 for 3.he royals have banged out seven runs on ten hits. see who has done the damage. es cobar with a couple of hits and lorenzo cain with a double and two runs scored. billy butler two runs hit. salvador perez with a two-run double and a run scored. moustakas, 1 for 3. up and away. 2-0 on gordon. >> harold: good team effort tonight from the royals. even how ned yost used his bench. >> joe: gordon was looking to launch on 2-0 and he popped it up. sandoval with room. two out. >> tom: here is what i'm talking about. watch the wrist behind his back pocket here. he has a word for this. he calls it dangle. when he can dangle the ball there and not forcing it up but it's more like a whip action is when it feels right to him. he didn't have that feeling late in the season. that's a good sign for him. that looked like it was a very loose wrist and a whipping action with the arm. >> joe: that skips in to perez. remember, he was the one who was in that shouting match with hunter strickland in that five

so we're very happy to have gordon mantler here, how is this going to work? come on up and have a seat? yeah. and our second panelist resides andworks in boil heights in eechlt lavm. it was while attempting east l.a. college that montez joined the mexican student organization and organized and fought do establish one of the first chicano studies in the united states. so we have an academic program as well coming out of that which is wonderful too. a and he took part in founding a very social movement including the brown berets and the anti-war movement and the free huey newton campaign and other campaigns during the 1960s and 1970s. so carlos montez, if you could come up as well. and finally our moderator, who of course works here at the american folk life center at the library of congress and he looks after our civil rights history project. >>> good morning. thank you for coming out today on a rainy afternoon or morning here in d.c. it seems like fall is here now. and i want to thank carlos for flying out from california to be here today, and for maria's gre

gordon at the dish. bases loaded.blooper to right and it dropped in, fair ball, two runs would come in. jonathan scope, bobbles the ball and billy butler safe at home too. so three-run score on that play. gordon ends up third. kansas city up 4-0. back comes orioles. escobar can't get there. scope scores to tie it at 5. you hear them chant, oh, oh, oh. >> how's it go again? >> it's been ringing in my ears all night. bradley had to over come ankle injuries last season now starting this year with wrist sprain. he was foul in first quarter. he had to leave after free thro throws. no word on his injuries. >>> good news on mike green, he missed the season opener with upper body injury coach trotz is going to let green decide if he is ready to go in boston. >>> late in the fourth west field down 28-21. 46 yard touchdown ties the game at 28. then we go to over time. then double over time.ñ and kyle richborn runs it in for ten yarder. forget the extra point. the west field d stands strong. centerville falls short. west field

gordon chang,n, thank you both.ning up, the secret is out who will lay steve jobs and the highly anticipated film on the tech legend's life. i will speak with arron sorkin next. ♪ i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg west," on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com. . bale istor christian set to play steve jobs and the highly anticipated biopic chronicling steve jobs light. danny boyle is attached to the product as well as longtime hollywood screenwriter aaron sorkin. the movie is based on the best-selling 2011 book. i spoke with the man behind them titles like "a few good men," "the west wing," listen to what he had to say. was the besteded actor. it's like the nfl draft. there are some people who make a how we out of exactly need to draft the middle inside linebacker and other teams say who is the best athlete on the board. we need the best actor on the board and a certain age range and that's christian bale. >> you are excited about him? >> i couldn't be more excited. >>

some help here from nlcs hero travis ishikawa nice catch hudson likes it top 6th/ 1-0 royals alex gordonhudsonalcindes escobar scores 2-0 royals two batters later javier lopez in for hudson eric hosmer singles off lopez gordon scores 3-0 royals bottom 6th/ 3-0 royals stanford product jeremy guthrie a shutout so far but pinch- hitter michael morse goes down the left field line brandon crawford scores from 1st 3-1 giants steve perry trying to rally the giants during "don't stop believing" bottom 8th/ 3-2 royals wade davis part of that great bullpen gregor blanco gets the bunt down but catcher salvador perez makes a great play to get him at first davis struck out the other two batters bottom 9th greg holland saved his last 26 games and he gets hunter pence to ground it right back to him 27th straight save for holland final: 3-2 royals royals lead series 2-1 the couple rounds they gave up in the sixth inning, we've fell back but then stepped up to pull forward they're always tomorrow deceptive put this game behind ourselves we never can sitter ourselves out of the game until the game is over

gordon, what do you make of this very dramatic development? >> well, i expected jeffrey fowle to be released because he was the most sympathetic of the three americans in north korea. and north korea is on this charm offensive. so it was about time they were going to release one of the americans. and i think that fowle was probably the most likely to actually be freed. >> what about the other two, matthew todd miller, kenneth bae, they're serving long sentences and are in hard baber right now? what are the prospects for them getting freed as well? >> i think they will both be freed. kenneth bae is in very poor physical condition. and actually his prison labor sentence is being carried out pretty leniently. kenneth bae, they probably want to keep for quite some time because he was actively trying to proselytize in north korea. they view that as a very severe crime. nonetheless, jeffrey fowle just left a bible. it was an offense but it wasn't one of those mortal offenses that the north korean regime takes great offense to. so this is, i think, p

. >> joe: here's gordon. right guy is coming up to do something about a three-run deficit, gordon, cain, and hosmer. >> harold: joe, you were talking about the bull pen and just their ability to challenge. i love affeldt able to go righties and lefties. >> joe: he is not just a matchup left-hander and he will have the right-handed hitting cain next. that is into left field. slicing. perez. one out. >> harold: joe, again, dead on it because this would have been possibly ishikawa or morse, they don't get to this ball. bochy loves to stay with his defense. when this game is close you think you pinch-hit for perez. a one-run game or tie game, you leave him in. they break it open and get a three-run lead and the defense pays off. >> tom: terrific play. that ball working away from him the entire time. >> joe: here is lorenzo cain who is 2 for 3. ball one upstairs from affeldt, who was with kansas city at the beginning of his career. as we have talked about, dayton moore was the general manager in 2006. he's the one

chris gordon at the live desk with details. chris? have just learned that president obama will be making a campaign appearance with the democratic candidate. just got confirmation from the campaign of lieutenant governor anthony brown. the appearance details will follow being sent directly to campaign contributors just a few weeks ago. new jersey governor chris christie made an appearance with the gop candidate in the maryland governor's race. larry hogan. both parties trying to increase interest in this race with the "baltire sun" saying it is getting tighter and tighter, seven points separating the two candidates. that's the latest from the live desk. i'm chris gordon, back to you. >>> a record number of halloween costumes expected to fly off the racks this year. often the high price tag can be scarier than the costume. erika gonzales is here with a way to get a quality brand-name get-up for much less. >> it's one of the fastest growing consumer holidays, according to the national retail federation, and total spending on halloween t

, gordon. >> 81 hi supervisors appreciate our support i'm going to show visible example of poor tree car that carla was speaking about it also i say arborists and planning managers of the friends of the urban forest. >> sfgovtv? >> okay. here's some examples i want to show of different trees that have been inkwoiptly pruned by the homeowners here are two trees fortunately a neighbor was able to prevent the trees from being combror pruned this is an example of what happens to trees that are inappropriately presumed this is not pursuant - >> i'm sorry i don't know about what am i looked at this is what happens is this, if you know argues. >> this is response for the wound trying to heal itself up it is an imposed wound so a tree if pursuant correctly can grow a bark over wounds and protect itself if it's open to this it is for bacteria and other illnesses. >> here's a tree that is severely topped and this is what it looks like on the left and now. >> here are more trees they get the brunt of the bad pruning and a straw beggar the only thing it is obligate for kindling it is not good fo

que entrara escobar nuevamente y luego homer con un sencillo permitio que gordon ampliara la ventajaero los gigantes despertaron y con imparables de morse y posey remolcaron 2 carreras para el 3 a 2. --los relevistas de kansas city hicieron un excelente trabajo lanzando 4 entrardas sin permitir hit. gabriel live --ahora nos vamos al futbol mexicano donde hoy arranco la decimo cuarta jornada. take vo en la corregidora gallos blancos cantaron mas fuerte que las aguilas. sanvezzo y da silva pusieron 2 - 0 arriba a queretaro pero el america reacciono. oribe peralta capitaliza un error de los gallos. --mientras mendoza puso la igualdad. --pero la alegria estaba reservada para los gallos blancos y nuevamente sanvezzo, en los descuentos anota el del triunfo. queretaro 3 - america 2. --por el momento ronaldinho y sus gallos podrian estar en la liguilla. --escuchemos a nacho ambriz.. take sot 20 sec vo gabriel --mientras que en el estadio corona, santos necesitaba el triunfo y al minuto 77 abella se la baja a orozco para poner el gol de la esperanza. --pero precisamente un ex santos, el hachi

a shameless plug for gordon's book and for all the other author's books. he'll sign it for you at no extra charming. so, please. >> at least you made the plug and not me. so, the question is about how it was a transformative moment. yeah, i mean, as i said, it was the demographics i guess of the poor's people campaign skewed young so you had a lot of teams, 20 somethings like carlos who were there, who were coming to washington for the first time oftentimes, and so going to the nation's capital, the heart of it all, and meeting all these folks, that they really didn't have a chance to interact with very much, and -- and i was struck by all the oral histories that did i and how many folks independently brought up the white appalachians that they met from eastern kentucky and west virginia and the coal fields there. and they were struck at how desperately poor many of these folks were. materially in particular. the moments where it's like -- a white coal minor says, well, i'm interested in land rights, and being able to control my own land rather than having

alex gordon with a liner to center. blanco misplays it. gordon with a triple.e should have gone home. bumgarner gets perez to foul out. giants win the world series. bumgarner with another five shutout innings. he is the mvp after an historic post season. >> obviously it hasn't sunk in yet. not enough time to think about it. this is as good as it gets. world series game seven. >> for me, it is hard pressed to find another performance like this ever. it has to be one of very few in the history of baseball. what he did tonight is incredible. >> reporter: so the third world series title in five years for the giants. they got this one by doing something no one had been able to do in 35 years. that is win a game seven on the road. on the other side of things, what a disappointing ending for the royals. on the verge of completing one of the greatest runs in sports history. the fans, obviously sad they did not win it all, but very, very proud of this team. >> i can't believe it. it's just -- we're just happy to have been here obviously. surreal. >> it was great to get

to his left is gordon. one away. yost gets and he certainly got it from various sources in that wildcard game, but just tonight the touch he has with that bull pen to bring herrera in in the sixth. he savedqey finnegan. finnegan bridged the gap to get to wade davis and now greg holland. he's done a masterful job with this kansas city bull pen and this roster. >> tom: absolutely. aggressive, bringing herrera into the game but knowing when to take him out and the confidence in the kid, finnegan to bail him out. >> joe: here is sandoval. ball one, low. >> harold: ned yost is watching. this is it. as we said, the script is already in. guys have to find a way to somehow crack the big three in the back of this bull pen. down one. >> joe: who better to do it than sandoval? instead he chops one to the right side. holland flips for out number two. the royals are one out away from a two games to one lead. >> harold: holland falls so far off, that that ball, a tapper, was a routine play to him with his delivery. >> joe: here is

now, later on in this game, gordon, another touchdown, one of three on the day for him. wisconsin is up 17-0 right now, after halftime, this play right here ended any hopes for maryland trying to mount a comeback. this is joel stalvi. in wisconsin they take it 52-7. >> we got outcoached, outplayed today. and didn't do a real good job. and that's on me as a head coach. very disappointed but we didn't play well. we didn't coach well, bottom line. >> virginia hosting north carolina today. lambert in at quarterback. the cavs on a second and 15. he fires a dart to koenen severin. watch the run after the catch. severin just bouncing off tackl ta. second quarter, they lead it 21-14. marquise williams finding mack holland, slipping by the defense. that's a 63-yard score. north carolina ties this game up at 21 apiece. fourth quarter, williams, he had to sit out a play after losing his helmet. backup came in, mitch trubiski threw a touchdown. tar heels, they edge out uva 28-27. to annapolis, navy hosting san jose state. last year, they won in three overtimes. second quarter, down

a hit by the royals' alex gordon was misplayed by greg or blanco.l the way to third but he got the last time-out by breaking the hearts of the kansas city royals fans. the royals have not won the world series since 1985. >>> this morning's "san francisco chronicle" says it all, reflecting how dominant the giants have been. the city will hold a victory parade for the giants tomorrow. we'll be right back. deln coughing can really be disruptive. advanced time release formula for all day or all night relief. bianca! [cheering] delsym. silence is relief. moms know that no two thatproduct for every mouth.ne® one to clean your whole mouth. one for those hard to reach places. one to protect kids mouths from cavities. even one to freshen breath on-the-go. with over 100 years of innovation in oral care... there's a listerine® product for every mouth in your house. for cleaner, healthier mouths go beyond brushing alone. listerine®. power to your mouth ™. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," the e