. >>> fred inglis is in detroit, he was there for the game. great game today. >> we saw a lot of heroes today. great pitching, clutch hitting, super defense and this all in a park that hasn't been playoff friendly to the a's. >> reporter: a's fans were outnumbered but it didn't take long for them to make themselves heard. >> i was the loudest person here. they wanted me out. >> reporter: a's lost the last six post season games they played here but it didn't matter to the fans. >> isee parker surprising folks. >> they don't have a great post season record, maybe this is our year. >> why? >> it feels like it. team has chemistry and feels like they will do it. >> reporter: three home runs and a solid bullpen puts them in the driver's seat. >> i know they are waking up on their bats so they will crush it tomorrow. we are going to be the world series, i swear it. >> reporter: fans got their money's worth today, it included a 9th inning drama when grant bellfore went nose to nose with victor martinez. mark ibanez will have details of that and post g

reporting live in oakland, fred inglis, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> they started lining up before noon. as fans couldn't wait to get to the ground and start. rob roth? >> reporter: this is the season ticketholders entrance. you can feel the excitement building. it should be a loud night at the coliseum. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: playoff fever has been building all day long here at the coliseum. this couple wanted to be first in line and stood here for hours until thegates opened. >> it will be crazy, very packed. the food lines are going to be nuts but there will be so much excitement. >> reporter: this fan is also an artist and she brought along her latest masterpiece of bartolo colon. >> i'm going to come today and tomorrow. it will spread some good energy and i'm just excited. >> reporter: more than 48,000 fans are expected inside the ballpark now that the as have opened up the third deck. that is going to mean a lot of screaming fans making a lot of noise. the parking lot appears to be filling up. a lot of fans have been coming on bart. but however they arrive, playoff fe

. >> fred inglis is live in the motor city which has become a familiar sight for the a's. fred. >> reporter: it is a rematch of last year's alds. we arrived to detroit about six hours ago and we were treated by rain. it has since stopped. neither team practiced here at comerica park today. in fact, the tarp was on the field all day. they do expect more intermittent rain tomorrow. they're going to expect cooler temperatures. we went downtown to greek town, we were looking for a's fans. it was very quiet. we didn't find any a's fans, we didn't find any tiger fans either. but this place will be rocking at 3:00 when game three is expected to begin. >> very different than we started our place where last year we were here. but you know there's still a lot to be played out. but i think just now the history between the two teams it seems like each and every game we play them, there's a little more to it because of the fact that we have played them a few times and each game seems to be hard fought. >> to be honest to you, these have really been two fantastic play off games. they re

this don't ask questions because don't worry we're taking care of it just trust me well look john inglis who's the deputy n.s.a. director was before the senate judiciary committee earlier this summer and as you remember we were told that the spying was necessary and if it's captured dozens of terrorist plots just disrupted some fifty terrorist plots what would mr inglis said before the senate judiciary committee earlier this year is that quote at most one maybe what was just maybe maybe one book collection of maybe one maybe one or maybe one was was intercepted exactly. exactly so you know they throw everything into the box and say we've stopped this we've stopped that in the other but but when it comes down to it there's very little to show for this would you agree with that karen because again it's the n.s.a. for n.s.a. sake it sounds like to me what is going to repeat it once more is that the united states is being run by remote control by a group of corrupt companies and these companies want the n.s.a. to find out secrets trade secrets from all the companies in the world this is this

ingly ran upstairs, but there was a girl walking by at the time. she knew to drop. i would not know to drop. that's why i was here. >> reporter: now the suspect is in the hospital, expected to recover from his wounds. police say they are happy to have him off the streets. he's wanted in san mateo county for similar crimes. >>> accused of stealing celebrity chef guy fieri's lamborghini. the jury reached their verdict after just one day of deliberations. >> i think max was a very quiet, and took the jury's verdict in a very dignified manner. it's obviously for a 19-year- old to hear the words guilty for an incredibly serious offense, and i think he's well aware of the consequences of that. >> wade is set to be sentenced in december. he was tried as an adult, and his lawyer says wade could face up to life in prison, but he hopes the judge will take into account that the crimes happened when wade was just 17. after today's verdict, the mother of a girl wade was accused of trying to shoot at gave a statement. she said in part, wish he put all that effort he put into the

ingly ran upstairs, but there was a girl walking by at the time. she knew to drop. i would not know to drop. that's why i was here. >> reporter: now the suspect is in the hospital, expected to recover from his wounds. police say they are happy to have him off the streets. he's wanted in san mateo county for similar crimes. >>> accused of stealing celebrity chef guy fieri's lamborghini. the jury reached their verdict after just one day of deliberations. >> i think max was a very quiet, and took the jury's verdict in a very dignified manner. it's obviously for a 19-year- old to hear the words guilty for an incredibly serious offense, and i think he's well aware of the consequences of that. >> wade is set to be sentenced in december. he was tried as an adult, and his lawyer says wade could face up to life in prison, but he hopes the judge will take into account that the crimes happened when wade was just 17. after today's verdict, the mother of a girl wade was accused of trying to shoot at gave a statement. she said in part, wish he put all that effort he put into the

ktvu's fred inglis is live in detroit after talking to players and fans. fred? >> reporter: you know, it was cool and crisp here in detroit, just like the oakland a's and while there was a two game love fest in oakland they knew the atmosphere was going to be different here. yet there were a's fans who had their back. >> reporter: some of the a's fans had to do creative scrambling to get here for the early start of game three. >> san francisco to charlotte. 10:00 to all nighter to 6:00. from charlotte to here. three hour delay. raining in charlotte. >> reporter: you got here at what time? >> 10:00 a.m. >> i was the loudest person here. they wanted me out. they wanted me out. >> reporter: is your body set up for this now? eastern time? >> 10:50 right now, not ready yet. by 1:00 p.m. it will be ready to go. >> reporter: redick a solo homer. one of three big blasts by the a's in today's game. >> i think i was on 4 hours of sleep after getting in so early. both teams are working with that. you have to get up and we found that way to do the job today. >> reporter: a'

our team coverage continues now with fred inglis. he joins us live on the field just ahead of the big game. fred? >> reporter: yeah, it is going to be very breezy, very loud, smoky here, 48,000 fans on hand here. mostly as fans of course. they all expect a very hard fought best of five series. now the as will host tonight and tomorrow night's game one and game two. last year, these same two teams met when the home team won the first four teams. then detroit eliminated oakland here in the coliseum. the as are a different team this season. shortstop jed lowrie who joined the club this year says starting off with a win is a big deal but they are also in it for the long haul. >> in a five game series, game one is important, but it would be a mistake to characterize it as a must win game. it is important, and we would like to win, but you know, it is not the end of the series after tonight. >> reporter: well it is nice to hope at home. >> last year we had the home field advantage but didn't open at home. which you know, a little out of th

fred inglis joins us from the coliseum. >> reporter: the oakland a's use a couple of former sacramentoat teammates to tie up their miner division series against the detroit tigers. we have a live report in sportswrap. >> we came to sacramento together and all year, there it because nice to have him back there, yes. >> reporter: do you hear the crowd? do you hear the chapters? what did you think when you heard "sonny, sonny" channels? >> it is nice to have the fans behind you. it was huge. it helps me to get out of some innings, knowing that everyone was in it together, not only the guys in the dugout, but the fans as with. >> he had such good fast wall command and movement with his fast ball and you are getting into 2-0 counts with some of the best hitters in the game and they are popping up, his ball has that. he has electric stuff. his curveball and we threw a lot of good changeups tonight too. it was a fun game to have a front row seat to. >> reporter: is sonny as cool as he looks? >> sonny gray is as cool as his name. >> reporter: sonny gray in his 11th career game who turns 24 nex

fred inglis in the south bay waiting for the start of the cross town rivalry between cupertino and monta vista. fred? >> reporter: they are only 3- 1/2 miles apart so they have history. this is what this is about. i am with the head coach of the matadors. this is a cool deal. >> the trophy was established in 1985 but the rivalry has been since 1969. we played 40 some times and had a lot of history together. >> you have beaten them 9 straight years. >> cupertino has a good program and we beat them but, you know, the history of the game and the history of the program, cupertino and monta vista allowed us to continue this tradition. >> reporter: you are 4-2, looks like your offense is run and run and run. >> we like to run a little bit. we have a great offensive line. justin gets all the yards and everything but the offensive line does the job. >> reporter: he is averaging 140 yards a game. this is a school that just got this new stadium. this is only the second year. they used to play their home games at cupertino. this is finally a home game against the cross town rivals. >> good thing. >

ingly don't need someone to tell me that sugar is not good for me. i don't need that. >> you can't do do it yourself. >> i need to be taxed to know. >>> if the rams beat seattle. the 49ers will be tied at first place. the answer is next if that happened. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, go n't won a >> red sox are well on their way. >> yeah, it could happen in a place it has not happened since 1918. the red sox haven't won a title at fenway since the woodrow wilson administration. you know they are looking for more horsepower and they got it from that guy. matt holiday, john lester home run to tie the game at 1-1, but this is the only home run trot the cardinals fans would see. 7/2, seventh strikeout, four hits, just one run. cardinals adam wainwright. oh, it is trouble. xander bogard score it is go ahead run. the red sox could win on wednesday night in fenway. >> i'm just in awe of being in the world series really. that's as signature as it gets. i'm on the podium talking to guys with the whole world series thing behind me. i'm stoked. >> across town in the dom

took 3-4, fred inglis asked branded moss what that did for them at the time. >> we know we are a better team this year. we matched up well against good teams this year. last year we would get shut down. i think we are a better team. better prepared this year. we will play the best baseball we can and so are they. it will be a good series. >> this afternoon there are some guys that just come alive in the post season. this is one of them. carlos beltran. blasting a shot for the cardinals in a 7 run inning. the third against the pirates. that is his 15th post season home run in his career. that ties for third with babe ruth. 9-1 final. the cardinals in front. mean time, speaking of a long time since they played. 49ers will have had a 10 day rest before they take the field against texas sunday sunday -- sunday night and the defense colin kaepernick aware of their talents. >> great front 7. play hard. play aggressive. they have great motors. we have to be prepared for. offensive line will have to be geared in and handle business. >> colin kaepernick there. our high school football game of th

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reporting live in detroit fred inglis ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:49.let's check in now with tori campbell to see what's coming up on mornings on 2. >> good morning dave and pam. coming up in minutes another high school tempered teacher arrested for molesting a student where he works and when he's due in court. >> oakland wants to create its own gun laws, how these measures could help keep guns off the streets. there have been more than 4,000 armed robberies this year. >> a new casino in the north bay opens in less than a month, and now there's concern the new attraction could turn the already crowded 101 nearby into a gridlock nightmare. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2. back to you on the morning news. >>> 6:49. back over to sal who's been covering a couple of little traffic problems. some accidents as well. what's going on sal? >> yeah, actually we've had a couple of traffic problems adds you mentioned pam and dave. i want to take a look at the commute now on some of the live pictures you can start to see that traffic is getting slow

ingly don't blame them. it's simply not true. and we're not on the news slinging mud. >> now this third union asked me if negotiating at a separate table down the street from here. everyone tonight, all three unions are now calling it a done night and they'll be back here tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. >> are the unions required to give that 72 hour strike notice? >> they did in the past strike, that 72 hour notice is really just a courtesy. they don't have to. maybe there is some small glimmer of hope because they didn't issue that or they aren't going to, that maybe these workers won't go off the job. >>> no strike notice, but no contract deal either. stay with kpix.com for up to the minute developments. >> the government shutdown last week, the nation could default on its loans next week. so, what is being done to end this thing? both sides are still digging in. republican speaker, john boehner, wants negotiations. won't allow a vote on a bill until then. boehner says there's not enough votes to pass it. president obama says prove it.

ingly saw sunny gray in the clubhouse and interviewed him after the game. he didn't say anything to me, he didn't have the broken hand in ice, but i will do some research after i get off the show with you. >> dennis o'donnell. >> thank you. >> there's a warshipping up along the san francisco waterfront. opponents of a proposed luxury project, on the november ballot would exempt the developer from the city's 84-foot waterfront side. it's worth it for the park. jobs and housing the projects would create. >> we are experiencing at this time, a renaissance of the waterfront. and i want this waterfront of our city of san francisco to be accessible to everybody. >> they are running a deceptive campaign. it's about affordable housing. it's about highlighting our. >> what police say they did after stalking a 70-year-old woman at a wal-mart. >> foster farms paltry made hundreds of people sick. the california plants can keep on churning out chicken for now. >> and she may just be the bravest girl in the world. by tomorrow, she may also be a nobel prize winner. ,,,, w

ingly am really excited. >> according to aaron of whitman and walker, the numbers are clear evidence that the locally run website, d.c. health links work. people by the thousands are curious and shopping. but few are buying so far. maryland residents are shopping for obama care on a state website called, maryland health connection. maryland reports just 2300 households have actually selected insurance, but 34,000 have created accounts. and there have been 260,000 hits on the website. in virginia, drentzs shopping for obama care use a website called enroll virginia, which does little more than kick users to the failing federal website, healthcare.gov that has the president fuming and critics howling. virginia governor, bob mcdonnell opted to stay out of obama care. no enrollment figures are available. in washington, scott broom, wusa9. >> and stepping on the campaign trail today, virginia attorney general and republican gubernatorial candidate, ken cuccinelli called on president obama to fire kathleen. he says the secretary of health and human services should be held accountable for t

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. >>> sports reporter fred inglis is in detroit covering the series. he's going to give us a live report with a preview of today's game. we're also going to have complete coverage of the a's playoffs throughout the day here on ktvu. >>> we have continuing coverage now on the government shutdown and efforts to avoid a default on the national debt. the government could default on its debt next week if congress fails to raise the borrowing limit. senate democrats -- republicans say any deal to raise the debt limit must also lower the cost of entitle. programs like medicare and social security. >> they shut down the government. now they say we're going to threaten the credit worthiness of the united states of america and possibly the world economy. >> the president should be doing what bill clinton did in 1995 and calm these people over the white house sit down, having a conversation. >> the white house says the president prefers a long-term debt ceiling increase but has not ruled out asking for a short-term increase. the government shutdown is having an i

ran with this as washington bickers main street slashes holiday spending plans bob inglis joins me now and bob whether consumers decide to retrench or max out their second mortgage and if it of yuletide spending they do leave it to congress to be more than generous to a select and very very few no one but you say i would expect nothing less nothing less now for more on this just scene underhill she joins us live from capitol hill just seen can you hear me. there you are yes i can no erin i'm here on capitol hill now just you know. there were some surprises and is one of the. just you know going to i'm going to throw a question at you and i do want to hear about all these poor because that is the funny part but there were some surprising provisions that they tucked into this debt ceiling bill at the very last minute can you tell us about those. short now pork is one of the main staple diet here on the hill but even when it comes to some of these important bills like funding the government now some of the provisions that were included in the debt ceiling bill include funding for a late s

memory and the fallout from this kick can of worms will inevitably linger joining me to discuss bob inglis hello there how are you doing today very well now turkey dinner right already getting excited now it's easy to get lost in mainstream media coverage twenty four seven of this political squabble that's been going on but what have the actual markets done in terms of reaction to this political squabble sure there's been a lot of finger pointing and talks about doom and gloom has there actually been any well the answer is yes all we have to do is look at mr market and we have. a graph here that shows the u.s. treasury curve and this is just one month to twelve months so this isn't the full u.s. treasury curve but the blue line at the very bottom almost touching zero is what it looked like on september thirtieth and this was the beginning of the shutdown and now if we move in time just a couple of weeks forward to yesterday october fifteenth we have a different picture and that red line is showing that one month treasury dress has spiked to thirty five basis points and that's just an avera

anything to do with the snowden leaks oh absolutely not only keith alexander but his buddy chris inglis they're both leaving to spend more time with their families which is frankly ok with me i'd rather them spend more time with their own families than with my family and just one just to wrap it up i wanted to ask you about the award that that snowden received the sam adams integrity award i don't think a lot of people know what it is can you just talk a little bit about it and i should mention you received the award back in two thousand and eleven sure sam adams associates are a collection of former cia intelligence analysts and operatives who have decided to bestow this award on other people who have showed courage and integrity and bravery from the intelligence community often but not always they happen to be whistleblowers who've revealed truths that are either embarrassing or frankly illegal to the united states but in the public interest to know and these people as not just for people in the u.s. or been a number of recipients from other countries absolutely well we're very excite

they are already there as is fred inglis and we will have a live report tonight at 10:00 p.m. thank you for making ktvu your source for news. >> we are always here for you online www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. big night for bay area football. see you at 10:00 p.m. everyone. good night. so two years later, there's a knock on the door. guy opens it, and there on his porch is the snail, who says, "what the heck was all that about?" (both laughing) i don't really get it. well, see, it took two years for the snail to... not important. can i ask you a question? sure. where do you think this is going? to be honest, i was hoping at least second base. you're so funny. you're like a stand-up comedian. a jewish stand-up comedian, that'd be new. actually, i think a lot of them are jewish.

i will turn to the real authorities that illustrate the need to director inglis. >> i will take it back at that. as you recall early september 2009 while monitoring the activities of al qaeda in pakistan and is a noted contact to someone in the united states we tips that to the fbi they determine the identity that is that authority. then using the 215 authority that reasonable particular old suspicion recap for their connections in new york and elsewhere the fbi tracked him making his way from colorado to new york in hindsight we know he intended to mount a plot the biggest since a 11. the timeliness we saw him on the move making his way to new york city but we did not know what we did not know. little was the destination the york or something on route so we help them to focus on what they should to perhaps rule out or they could save resources to concentrate on the destruction of the plot. they did ultimately at the end of the day it did not happen is another story that cannot be written about not because it is not secret but because it never happened. that is our job to prevent disast

. >>> sports reporter fred inglis is in detroit covering the series.he's going to give us a live report with a preview of today's game and complete coverage of the a's playoffs throughout the day on ktvu. >> time now 5:40. the b.a.r.t. strike deadline now just two days away. coming up for you at 6:00, find out why there's new hope a deal may be reached. >> and unusual protests in belgium as firefighters setting fires. the message they're trying to send. >> good morning right now it still looks good for your drive to work on a tuesday. this is a look at highway 4 westbound coming up to the willow pass grade. looks good. >> it's a little cold out there for some, not too bad for others. today we'll start off sunny. we'll get clouds later on in advance of a system due tomorrow. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> a dramatic protest in belgium. firefighters blocking the streets with their tr

ingly heard the second person, mr. chairman. he obviously has strong feelings like member on both sides of the aisle have on it. >> i second a person instead of third. >> i didn't hear a second person. time of the gentleman has expired. >> thank you. i think it's important we conduct this oversight hearing and in a joint fashion. i think of all the happens -- we're on a verge of the a permanent shut down of our government is would be worse when spend so much money and incur so much indebt nts we lose our financial credibility our national security as a result of that. this is a legitimate debate. there have been manner dozen shut down. i heard today under carter we actually went beyond the debt limit not that we want to follow that model. the problem here is it they appear what -- was oche toift american people and the congress the consent of common sense. that's what this is about. i think nothing has resonated with the public than to see an occupy-air monument such as the world war ii memorial, and close by the martin luther k

it's wildly surprises and decisive developments of that eriod was that it appeared despite ingly thattrong lobbying on bhand of this resolution. in favor of military action. the pro vel lobbying group is very well con nicted. some recented that he's been push into this fight. it's an important one. >> is it true that the yao. atic caucus was 23 and second were you at all linkage. y -- >> well, i think you have to take the support or lack of support for a strike. in syria, in totality not just that for green i think the they did not favor any kind of action and syria. i was won of the few who publically said i supported a strike in syria. and i supported it not because it was ake strikes but way of telling assad that the president said using it's not acceptable. i think that the situation in the congress is dirs first of all, i was one of the female who fell like the bith did not have to come initially. . i gave the president 60 days to come to >> i think that when he came to capitol hill he and his people found that there was a lot of resistance. i think there was frankly more resys t

in fact, it is sfimented that p.o.t.s., ingly call which is "plain old telephone service" would be confined to only 25% of u.s. households. in fact in florida, only about 15% of homes are still connected to the legacy wire line network today. second point, this transition to an all i.p. network is a good thing, and it should be embraced. this is a huge and crucial undertaking for our company. are replacing the network that served us us -- served us well for 100 years and we are replacing this with networks we hope will serve us for the next 100 years. these are vital to maintaining global competitiveness. these networks don't happen by themselves. they have to be built. to built them, companies need the right incentives to invest. more important, companies must be able to retire old infrastructure in order to make the investments in new infrastructure, just like any other business would do. to do otherwise makes little sense and would impede what the network has d band made an imperative. we have time to do this right. the transition to i.p. networks will take place over the coarse of this

we didn't get rid of it because we didn't inglis politically smart but we believe medicare is going to wither on the fine. newt gingrich. medicare has no place in the free world through social security is a rotten trick. i think we are going to have to bite the bullet on social security and phase it out over time. the leader in the house dick armey. mr. president they opposed social security and they opposed medicare but now madam president even though they oppose his social security is popular. democrats republicans and independents matt. medicare is popular. why is a popular? my first elective job was on the big hospital district in nevada. it was an indigent hospital in some frame of reference that 40% of the people that were senior citizens admitted to the hospital had no health insurance and we made sure that somebody vouched for their hospital bill. father mother son brother neighbor and if we didn't -- if they didn't pay we went after them. madam president the reason people like medicare is because today virtually 100% of seniors that come into a hospital have medicare and that