infante stays outside. 2-1.ource that comes up with a big swing or a big play in a game like this. infante one out of three tonight. here's the 2-1. oh, and that got him on the hand or wrist. >> tim: santiago casilla throws a very heavy ball, and it looked like it hit infante on the left hand. this fastball riding up-and-in. oh, boy. oh, man. we've heard of that hammock bone so many times. >> joe: let's listen. that's going to take infante right out of the game. >> tim: what it does is press that is left hand right against the wood. no place to go. that could be a big blow for the tigers. boy, oh, man. jo so the tigers are going to need to find somebody to run. they have ramone santiago. danny worth is down there, and it will be worth. >> tim: santiago is not a fast runner. jim leyland has said that if santiago could run he would be a regular second baseman. he's that good. >> joe: defensively it will likely be santiago. but out of the game is infante, and that didn't look good. >> tim: jim leyland is hoping he

that will bring in omar infante.tim: as much as anybody on either side, omar infante really knows how to play the game. he knows how to play the odds. we have seen him bunt in a situation like this. to try to just get on. ariaswen the bag on first base. >> joe: tigers need just one base runner to have a chance. romo trying to prevent that. and save it for vogelsong. strike one. did square around. that is in from third base. now backs up. on deck is jackson. right now is up to infante for the tigers to try and extend it. giants one out away from the 3-0 lead. here is the 0-1. strike two. good slider from romo. infante set up, nothing nothing-2. the next. wouldn't go after it. >> tim: if there was ever a chance to dive across that plate and hit a ball to right-field, now is the time for infante. forget about anything inside. it's not going to happen. he knows that. >> joe: omar with two strikes. >> joe: breaking ball is fouled. left side. that ball will get out of play. >> tim: blanco thinks he can catch anything. espe

infante stays outside. 2-1.ource that comes up with a big swing or a big play in a game like this. infante one out of three tonight. here's the 2-1. oh, and that got him on the hand or wrist. >> tim: santiago casilla throws a very heavy ball, and it looked like it hit infante on the left hand. this fastball riding up-and-in. oh, boy. oh, man. we've heard of that hammock bone so many times. >> joe: let's listen. that's going to take infante right out of the game. >> tim: what it does is press that is left hand right against the wood. no place to go. that could be a big blow for the tigers. boy, oh, man. >> joe: so the tigers are going to need to find somebody to run. they have ramone santiago. danny worth is down there, and it will be worth. >> tim: santiago is not a fast runner. jim leyland has said that if santiago could run he would be a regular second baseman. he's that good. >> joe: defensively it will likely be santiago. but out of the game is infante, and that didn't look good. >> tim: jim leyland is hopin

hendrick: let's discuss feeding time and infants.a child when he's hungry, rather than according to a schedule? the challenge is, of course, recognizing how each baby lets you know he's hungry. what signs should you look for to determine whether a baby is hungry and wants to be fed? it's very important that we establish open communication with parents about their infant's feeding and nutrition. would you like some more? look at nancy. children prefer plain, familiar food they can eat with their fingers. it's important that snacks vary from day to day and that snacks, drinks, and desserts are nutritious rather than junk. ok, let me tell you what we're having. we are having rice. we are having beans. and we are having greens and rolls. ok? so i want you to try a little bit of everything. i've found that food is an excellent area for supporting multicultural experiences. when there are children at school from a variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds, it's particularly crucial to include foods they like and that are familiar to them.

so you come home with your child. >> narrator: infant abductions are relatively rare.ewer than 300 from 1983 to 2010. but experts have been able to develop a profile of the perpetrators, and it seems ann pettway fit that profile to a "t." >> overwhelmingly, the abductor is a woman maybe a woman who has miscarried, who has lost a baby. these cases are more often driven by the psychological need to keep a particular man in a life, keep a relationship alive than it is for the baby, per se. so it's a very manipulative tool that these women use. >> narrator: the man ann was trying to keep in her life at the time was derrick nance, a local drug dealer. she would later tell the fbi that she wanted to have his baby, but had suffered several miscarriages. she named the new baby nejdra. but the family always called her neddy. the pettway family was a large clan spread across bridgeport's east side. >> there are so many of us. you can walk down the street and see 20 family members. >> i remember just growing up with a lot of cousins, having a lot of family events together cook ho

that will bring in omar infante.s how to play the game. he knows how to play the odds. we have seen him bunt in a situation like this. to try to just get on. ariaswen the bag on first base. >> joe: tigers need just one base runner to have a chance. romo trying to prevent that. and save it for vogelsong. strike one. did square around. that is in from third base. now backs up. on deck is jackson. right now is up to infante for the tigers to try and extend it. giants one out away from the 3-0 lead. here is the 0-1. strike two.

infante set up, nothing nothing-2. the next. wouldn't go after it. >> tim: if there was ever a chance to dive across that plate and hit a ball to right-field, now is the time for infante. forget about anything inside. it's not going to happen. he knows that. >> joe: omar with two strikes. >> joe: breaking ball is fouled. left side. that ball will get out of play. >> tim: blanco thinks he can catch anything. especially ball -- even bae stands. >> joe: he is so fast. >> tim: he really is. >> joe: he gets to everything. that one was five rows out of his reach. >> joe: the tigers were shut out in game two. they have been shut out so far tonight. even five hits. the 1-2. fouled back. up a little bit. buster posey is going to go out and talk to romo. >> tim: the last two sliders were hittable. he just has such good control against right-handed batters. that slider is going away, away, away. it seems never to end. boomeranging outside, almost. >> joe: infante set up with the ball and two strikes. two hits tonight. the only tigers with

this tiny infant's death was no accident. it was manslaughter. slamming her so hard into a bed, it caused brain trauma. got just 90 days to has not down what some are calling a mere slap on the wrist. what caused the legal system to hand down such a seemingly light sentence to a father who even admitted to killing his baby girl. >> tonight, live,co texas. forget a cup of coffee to wake you up first thing in the morning. how about raw chicken? apparently used kotex and tampons, filthy graffiti all over your home and lawn. the alleged pervy perp, a 41-year-old mother at walmart loading up for that night's evil doing. >> mistake in this upscale neighborhood. there's no threat -- >> they sneak out in the middle of the night, they do terrible things. >> this mom arrested for criminal mischief. she faces felony charges. the kids who vandalized the home were under tara mooney's supervision police have video of her with eight kids at this walmart, where they bought more than 100 rolls of toilet paper just before the incident. >> good evening, i'm nancy g

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infante out of the way of ball one. omar has one of the two hits tonight for detroit.ple crown winner is standing near the on-deck circle. the 1-0. 2-0. for the starters, fister was good. bumgarner was better. seven shutout innings from the left-hander. he struck out eight. >> tim: infante was taking 1-0. he will be taking again here. >> joe: 2-1. wow! 2-2. >> tim: 2-1 slide we're a two-run lead. an idea of how he relies on that pitch. >> joe: a little pop-up. there's belt. giants up two games to nothing! [cheers and applause] >> joe: the tig will go home down two games to nothing. the giants get a win tonight from madison bumgarner. there you go. teams with a 2-0 lead have won the series 79% of the time. but some good pitching matchups coming up in games three and four in detroit on saturday and sunday. >> tim: but, joe, the giants know more than any other team in baseball, what it's like to be down 0-2 and try to come back in a series. they did it against cincinnati, they were downthree games to one against the cardinals, and they came back to win it. so they know de

two outs. [ applause ] scutaro takes care of infante.year, two lucky consumers won the chance to play with mlb legends through the pepsi max field of dreams program. fans voted and the game will be played in the hometown of a.l. consumer winner johnny corradi from rochester, new york. he and five friends will host the n.l. consumer winner, steven catchmark from washington, d.c. log on to mlb.com/pepsimax for details. two out, nobody on. here is cabrera. miguel has been on base twice. with a walk and rbi single. there isn't anybody that is more imposing figure at the plate than miguel cabrera standing right on top of it, waving the bat. where do you go? that is up. count 1-1. >> tim: he almost has no weaknesses. he is so quick inside. that you can get him to chase, and he takes enough walks to where he doesn't do that a lot. >> joe: fouls it away right side. that's two. >> tim: two guys in the major leagues to me have almost no holes. albert pujols when he is hitting well. and miguel cabrera. >> joe: still loud and still packed. here at a

we've also seen infants that clearly are coming from the nicu seriously ill, they are ill infants. we've seen folks on oxygen. they're trying to get the rest of the patients out of on this hospital. they are spreading them out to other area hospitals in the new york city area. in new york, kimberly richardson, abc news. >> our thanks to kimberly, what an extraordinary story. >>> and another extraordinary story further to the south. amid the gale force winds and giant storm waves, incredible drama played out on the open seas today. it was a high-staked helicopter rescue after a replica of a 200-year-old ship sailed straight into the wrath of the storm off the coast of the carolinas after a grave miscalculation by the captain, who thought it would be safer out at sea than in port. abc's matt gutman has the story from elizabeth city, north carolina. >> reporter: its final journey began last week as it headed toward its winter stoert in st. petersburg. "the majestic" debuted in the 1962 film "meet me on the bounty" and was ready for its closeup in "pirates of the caribbean." offscreen

infante out of the way of ball one. omar has one of the two hits tonight for detroit.standing near the on-deck circle. the 1-0. 2-0. for the starters, fister was good. bumgarner was better. seven shutout innings from the left-hander. he struck out eight. >> tim: infante was taking 1-0. he will be taking again here. >> joe: 2-1. wow! 2-2. >> tim: 2-1 slide we're a two-run lead. an idea of how he relies on that pitch. >> joe: a little pop-up. there's belt. giants up two games to nothing! [cheers and applause] >> joe: the tigers will go home down two games to nothing. the giants get a win tonight from madison bumgarner. there you go. teams with a 2-0 lead have won the series 79% of the time. but some good pitching matchups coming up in games three and four in detroit on saturday and sunday. >> tim: but, joe, the giants know more than any other team in baseball, what it's like to be down 0-2 and try to come back in a series. they did it against cincinnati, they were down three games to one against the cardinals, and they came back to win it. so they know detroit can come b

the next batter, garcia, singles home infante and tigers win 3-0. and they lead that series now two games to one. >>> we will be at at&t park tonight. some other game going on. >> oh, yeah. >> for game day on location. >> good all right and right now the score is 6-4. >> they were down 6-0 and now 6- 4. making o comeback. >> thanks much. >>> a day out at the 49er game ends with a fan taken to the hospital fighting for his life. what led to the attack that left a man stabbed in the chest. that story and more tonight at 10:00 and on cbs 11 and cbs 5. "60 minutes" is next, your latest news and weather on cbssf.com. have a great night. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ,,,,,,,,,,,, ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. [ male announcer ] why not talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my tempur advanced ergo. goes up. goes up. ask me what it's like to get a massage anytime you want. goes down. goes down. [ male announcer ]

we have seen infants coming from the nicu, seriously ill infants. on oxygen.ing to get the rest of the patients out of the hospital. they're spreading them out to other area hospitals. and in the new york city area. in new york, kimberly richardson, abc news. >> our thanks. what an extraordinary story. another extraordinary story, further to the south, amid the gale-force winds and giant storm waves. incredible drama played out on the open seas today. a high stakes helicopter rescue. after a replica of a 200-year-old ship sailed straight into the wrath of the storm off the coast of the carolinas after a grave miscalculation by the captain who thought it would be safer out at sea than in port. abc's matt gutman has the story from elizabeth city, north carolina. >> its final journey began last week as it headed toward its winter port in st. petersburg. the tall ship, the majestic, made its debut in "mutt knee ine bounty." offscreen, a training ship for sailing. this its. what the ship looks like when buffeted by rough waters. but even before it left port, the bo

there was a mid storm evacuation of 215 patients including those in critical care and 20 infants from an neo-natal intensive care unit. dozens of ambulances lined up outside to transport the evacuees to nearby mt. sinai hospital. officials say they had limited phone access and would notify families as the patients arrived. joining us live outside the nyu medical center, lori bordinaro. i was watching the pictures and gripped by them late last night of nurses carrying newborn infants in their arms with another nurse performing man you'll ventilati manual ventilation. >> i know. it's been a huge team effort here as you said of doctors, nurses, and emergency responders trying to get these 215 patients out of nyu langone medical center and to the other hospitals all because that backup generator failed. it's been a very tedious process, one that started well before midnight. still going on at this hour. there were newborn babies being taken out, other patients as well in critical care. they had to carry the patients down the stairs, out the lobby, out into these ambulances that have been

roughly 20% of infant deaths in the u.s.ted genetic conditions, according to the study. doctor stephen kingsmore led the research team at children's mercy hospitals in kansas city. he's the director for the center for pediatric genomic medicine there. dr. kingsmore, welcome, and thank you for being with us. first of all,-- >> thank you very much. >> warner: how big a breakthrough is this? >> this is a big breakthrough. we've been working toward this goal for a coup of years now. there has been a big gap between the knowledge that we have of genetic diseases, about 35% of them, and the ability for doctors to identify which of these was a problem in any given child with an illness. >> warner: and up until now, how much have you been able to diagnose the d.n.a. abnormalities? how quickly? i mean, i said it can take weeks and weeks, but what's the process that's making it so slow now? >> well, typically, the way that this has been tested is for a doctor to pick the leading candidate gene or part of the d.n.a. code, and to look a

then infante. back to the top of the order. austin jackson.ers before the end of this one. they have had their chances tonight. fielder had two on with one out in first. hit in a double play. cabrera had the bases loaded two out in the fifth. then he popped up. 2-nothing, bottom of the seventh. a avenue takes outside. 1-1 -- avila takes outside. 1-1. lincecum got the final out in the sixth. now he bounces one in there. 2-1. avila struck out an singled against vogelsong. >> joe: that's outside. 3-1. >> joe: chopped off the plate. lincecum to the bag. easy out, as it turns out to start the seve seventh. major league baseball helps boys and girls club of america reach 4 million kids worl worldwide. visit greatfutures.org to learn how you can support your local and girls clubs. mickey's family was out there. spent his entire 15-year career with the tigers. primarily in center from '64-'78. >> tim: he won four gold gloves in centerfield and started the 1968 world series at shortstop to give alkayline chance to play right field. here is number 6. >>

that includes some 900 infants.frican americans are especially at risk, particularly african-american infants indicating that it all adds up to $6.5 billion in lost productivity but many smokers do not buy it. a poll over the summer shows that one in four smokers say second-hand smoke is very harmful to adults, just one in four compared to 63 percent nonsmoker whose say it is very harmful. now we have the director of the decision of medical ethics at ny's medical center. these big numbers much >>guest: big numbers. the tragedy is people do not think clearly about this. if you are an infant, it does not take a lot of smoke to make you sick so second-hand smoke is bad, particularly for asthma, you are at high risk. a place with a lot of air pollution, imagine the los angeles smock and cigarette smoke, this is bad news. second-hand smoke is not good. >>shepard: you wonder what this leads to and you would think more regulations are on the way >>guest: i would favor more of that. if you have gruesome pictures of what the

. >>> oh my goodness, this is an infant. it is an infant. >> reporter: some 200 patients, about 45 of them in critical condition, being relocated late tonight to other hospitals. with the power out across lower manhattan, the hospital's backup generators have failed in the rising floodwaters. and other hospitals may be threatened as well. all night, storm surges of up to 13 feet have been battering the southern tip of this island. streets and avenues turning to rivers as the water surrounding manhattan poured over sea walls in the full moon high tide. we were with new york governor andrew cuomo as he watched the waters surge at the mouth of one tunnel. what is your biggest concern at this hour? >> where it stops, when it stops, and what damage it's doing in the meantime. >> reporter: water flooded the newly unveiled ground zero memorial, much of it underground. the facade of a four-story residential building came toppling down in the high winds, exposing the apartments inside. miraculously leaving no one injured. earlier thi

manufacturers have received 17 reports of incidents involving infants. in gabourey sidibe is reportedly had breathing difficulties. if you have one of these, contact manufacturers for a free repair kit. election day is just 13 days away. that means it's time -- prime season for stammers open to trick you out of your vote. we revert of letters going out to voters saying they're not eligible to go to the polls. now there are reports of phone calls that are just as bold. >> once it started happening, i grabbed my mail and started jotting down progress on our water bill she took note of an unusual request coming from the other line. >> she told me i did not have to go and vote on election day, that i could vote right there over the phone. >> she said the woman calling sold her she was with the republican national committee. then the conversation stopped after she questioned the woman and all that was heard wallace a dialtone. but i got annoyed. >> bishop used the star 69 service not only to get the mystery caller's phone number but to call it back to get ans

two outs. [ applause ] scutaro takes care of infante.e chance to play with mlb legends through the pepsi max field of dreams program. fans voted and the game will be played in the hometown of a.l. consumer winner johnny corradi from rochester, new york. he and five friends will host the n.l. consumer winner, steven catchmark from washington, d.c. log on to mlb.com/pepsimax for details. two out, nobody on. here is cabrera. miguel has been on base twice. with a walk and rbi single. there isn't anybody that is more imposing figure at the plate than miguel cabrera standing right on top of it, waving the bat. where do you go? that is up. count 1-1. >> tim: he almost has no weaknesses. he is so quick inside. that you can get him to chase, and he takes enough walks to where he doesn't do that a lot. >> joe: fouls it away right side. that's two. >> tim: two guys in the major leagues to me have almost no holes. albert pujols when he is hitting well. and miguel cabrera. >> joe: still loud and still packed. here at at&t park. two outs. 1-2 pitch. a

omar infante overruns the second base bag. throw to second in time. but wait a minute, the umpire says he's safe. joe girardi wants to talk about this one. that's it for kuroda. next batter, garcia. he has the single that scored infan infante. that's it for logan. girardi giving him an earful. girardi out of the game. cook gets granderson. tigers win, 3-0, for a 2-0 series lead. >>> aaron rodgers and the packers visiting the undefeated texans. what a game for rodgers. perfect pass for the 41-yard touchdown. under 1:00 to play in the first. rodgers play action. connecting with james jones. he had two tds in this one. second quarter, rodgers. having himself a night. finding nelson. 338 yards, 6 suchdotouchdowns. that ties a green bay record. the pack hand the texans their first loss of the season. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." something special is first up. >>> and tom cruise. is he really exiting the church of scientology? depends on who you listen to. living with joint damage. help relieve the pain and stop the damage with humira, adalimumab. for m

omar infante thinks about going to third but swisher threw it behind him. the guy is out and he was called safe and the tigers take advantage of the play. next batter, garcia, base hit. infante comes home and the tigers win 3-0. and they lead that series now two games to none. and of course derek jeter is done with a broken ankle. suffered in last night's game. >> that was brutal to watch last night. >> yeah and hopefully it's not going to end his career because he had a nice bounce back year. and hopefully he bounces back and hopefully the yankees do too. >> go giants. >>> all right coming up at 6:30, it wasn't exactly a jump from 24 miles up -- but -- who wouldn't be just a little nervous? juliette goodrich did this. how you can go in las vegas for a good cause. that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30. we'll see you back in 30 minutes. have a good night. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,

the witnesses reported trying to help the mother on the train after the infant began having a bloody nose. many of those witnesses say the train was stopped in a tunnel for several minutes while the baby was in trouble. the child was rushed to the hospital and later pronounced dead. >>> a piece of history up covered. coming up next, the oldest playable recording of an american voice. >> campaign signs vandalized and one area of northern virginia is hit particularly hard. we are checking more headlines coming up next.  we had a good d group of people. good group of employees out there. this was a booming place. and mitt romney and bain capital turned it in to a junk yard. i was suddenly, 60 years old. i had no health care. mainly i was thinking about my family. how am i going to take care of my family. he promised us the same things he's promising the ited states. and he'll give you the same thing he gave us. nothing. anncr: priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. site man accused of opening fire inside a georgia megachurch was once co

more than 32,000 cases are reported, 16 deaths mostly infants. the only other routine immunization the cdc recommends for pregnant women is the influenza vaccine. >> thank you. >>> another healthcare expense that no one saw coming. how adding ailments can add up when visiting the doctor. >> and we'll go back out to at&t park for a look at how long people will hang on for a ticket. had the los angeles city council today approved an ordinace requiring pet stores get thr s from rescue >>> a dramatic shift in policy to protect unwanted pets. los angeles city council today approved an ordinance requiring pet stores get their animals from rescue organizations or city shelters. the move also bans stores from selling animals from commercial breeders for the next three years. this move is to help bring down the kill rate at city shelters. last year, the city took in 57,000 animals. >>> the next time you see your doctor check your bill. cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts reports an increasing number of physicians is taking on airline style fees. >> e

now baltimore marks two years of the decreased infant mortality rate.e programs will help reduce infant mortality and help build healthier families. that will also be announced this event will be taking place it's going to feature free tours of the aquarium for families. >>> a new twist on the 695. >> the outer loop became a makeshift delivery room. this was yesterday morning. can you believe this? the parents, they were on their way to the hospital when their little boy decided time is up. he was ready to join the world. baltimore county paramedics trained for this sort of situation, situations like this one, when they arrived on the outer loop near edmondson avenue where the mother's contractions were two minutes apart. >> so we got our ob kit ready. prepared the mother for the delivery. baby came out. it was very smooth delivery. father was present in the back of the ambulance and it was is very emotional experience and out came a little baby boy. >> it was an emotional time for the paramedic as well. it was her first delivery. they are all doing gre

omar infante pops up to first. game over. giants win 2-0. lead the series 2-0.ow their job isn't finished. >> have to stay on the gas. this is the world series. this is the best of the american league. the best of the national league. we have to stay focused and continue to play good ball. >> this is excited to be 2-0. you don't have the pressure. we are happy. you know, satisfied. we're going to get out there. and we have to play our game. >> it feels better and a lot less stressful. we can't stop pushing or we're going to find ourselves in the same position we've been in. we have to keep pushing until it's over with. >> we've been playing well for a couple weeks now. we're tough on the road. so, we're pretty confident going into detroit. >> can't sleep on those guys. any guy in their lineup can hurt you. and you look at the starting pitching, unreal. you look at the task we have at hand, it's an uphill climb. even though we're in a good position, we have to go in their place and do it at their park. it's going to be interesting to see how they bounce back. i'm

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campbell emerges from the kitchen, throws a rag at the infant, and slaps him on the head.falls over. campbell grabs the child and smacks him with either her hand or his sock 11 times. in just under two hours, the 11-month-old is thrown, hit with his toys, and slapped. immediately, the hammocks turn the video over to police. campbell is arrested and charged with abuse. >> nothing in a family cuts to the core more than harm brought to bear on an innocent child. >> on the stand during her trial, campbell expresses remorse. >> it's hard to cope with what i did. i can't believe that someone could do it. my heart is screaming every day. it's horrible. he never deserved it. it was uncalled for. i hope this doesn't sound so straightforward or dull or unthoughtful because i really am extremely sorry. >> campbell says she is still dealing with the consequences of her actions. >> not one minute goes by 24 hours or 7 days a week that i don't think about what i've done. >> when prosecutors ask why she did it, campbell has no clear answer. >> i'm not certain. >> you're not certain? >> i

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one, two three, gets infante to end it. the giants do it again. again by a 2-0 score, just like game two, and they go for the sweep tomorrow night in detroit. giants pitching has completely neutralized the tiger offense. here's mike shumann. >> mike: the joints with win great defense and timely hitting. >> once again, great pitching, solid defense. >> it's what we have been doing all postseason. so that's why we keep doing it. vogey pitched great. >> and then timmy comes in. phenomenal. >> he has been lights out of othe bull pen. his stuff looks great. he has been doing a good job. >> pablo, you picked a good series for your bat to be in fuego. you're on fire at the plate. >> all the guys, a little piece in there. the pitching staff doing great. this is occasion when all the pieces together, you win games. >> mike: back-to-back shutouts. the pitching has been phenomenal. >> you isn't ask -- can't ask for more. everyone is trying to pitch in. the defense and starting proaddition has been amazing. so you look through everything we have been through

infante scores from second. tigers lead 2-1. bottom five. parker leaves a fast ball up.es him pay. 3-1 detroit. parker went six innings, three runs, five strikeouts. detroit wins 3-1 and lead the best of five. game two, 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> most good starters you try to get to them before they get into the rhythm. the got better as the game went along. velocity picked up like it typically does. a lot of times your best opportunity is early in the game. >> homecoming weekend on the farm. stanford hosting arizona. what a finish. back and forth, third quarter, young, takes a handoff. finds the seam. scoots down the sideline. 55-yard. stanford on top 34-33. arizona now up seven. time to pull away. scott, to miller. ten yard touchdown. stanford trailed 48-34. the cardinal drive down. fourth and eight. nunes finds harris, first down, and then nunes by himself. three td runs on the day. tied. go to o.t. stanford interceptions and seal the deal. a wild one, improving to 4-1, 54-48 your final. >> we needed to show that when we're down, we can come back. we need to show we'll fi

infante scores from second. tigers lead 2-1. bottom five. parker leaves a fast ball up. pay. 3-1 detroit. parker went six innings, three runs, five strikeouts. detroit wins 3-1 and lead the best of five. game two, 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> most good starters you try to get to them before they get into the rhythm. the got better as the game went along. velocity picked up like it typically does. a lot of times your best opportunity is early in the game. >> homecoming weekend on the farm. stanford hosting arizona. what a finish. back and forth, third quarter, young, takes a handoff. finds the seam. scoots down the sideline. 55-yard. stanford on top 34-33. arizona now up seven. time to pull away. scott, to miller. ten yard touchdown. stanford trailed 48-34. the cardinal drive down. fourth and eight. nunes finds harris, first down, and then nunes by himself. three td runs on the day. tied. go to o.t. stanford interceptions and seal the deal. a wild one, improving to 4-1, 54-48 your final. >> we needed to show that when we're down, we can come back. we need to show we'll fight to