joe, one pitch from getting out of it and one pitch from being down. >> joe: posey scoring all the way from second. now brandon belt. giants led 1-0 after one. trailed 4-1 and now lead it 6-4. belt grounds one up the middle. here comes pence! and add another. it's 7-4. >> tom: once again, the giants are not taking big swings. 12 hits, 11 singles. short to the baseball. through the middle of the field. time after time after time. >> harold: first pitch hitting! putting him on his heels. rope a dope. >> joe: no juan perez two on, two out. brandon belt told us before the game, it's just different for us in the postseason. we are not swinging for the fences. we are trying to put the bat on the ball and trying to put pressure on the defense. move guys along. he comes up with a big two-out rbi hit. the 0-1. one ball, one strike. >> tom: i like what you said about first pitch hitting there. finally, he switched up and threw the slider to perez first pitch but sandoval and belt, both got first pitch sinkers. >> joe: should end the inning. infant ergets gets the out. but it started with a pinch

joe panik is on to start the eighth.meanwhile, ventura, guys, to finish on yordano, get the win barring incredible comeback in 64 of his 100 pitches tonight were 95 miles an hour or more. four were at 100. here is susac. >> harold: marvelous arm. it's easy. it's just easy really. there's no effort. listen to a lot of guys grunt with all the great microphones we have around here. no grunt. there it is. >> joe: only guy not it appear in this series as a backup catcher for kansas city, erik kratz. susac is the backup for posey. ball one. >> tom: you think about the job ven tur ra did, you almost lose track of how young he is. 23 years old. to win this game would be the second youngest game six winner in history. >> joe: that's outside for frasor, 2-0. >> tom: '34 cardinals was 22 years old when he won game six, also facing elimination, and the cardinals beat detroit in game seven to win the championship. >> joe: in the air to center field. back and dyson on the run. one out. >> tom: remember how this game fwan for ventura.

homer. >> joe: quick and painless. ball one.and away to crawford who is 0 for 2. >> harold: i think as far as the pitching, tom, you see lopez up. they are back in their normal routine. >> tim: makes it easier for a manager to cover six outs than nine or twelve. every time this postseason, five starts, he's given bruce bochy at least seven innings. curt schilling is the only pitcher in postseason to have four seven-inning starts in one postseason back in 2001, of course. he had six of them. >> joe: here is the 1-1 with one out, nobody on. we came on the air, tom, talking about the importance of this game for the giants with bumgarner on the mound and they are on their way to a victory. >> howie:. >> harold: i thought it was more important for the giants to win because of bumgarner. when the giants beat kershaw. >> joe: into left field. a base hit. it's nicely played by gordon in left and that is why the former third baseman wins gold glove waers out there. what a play. >> harold: that is tremendous. look how he scoops this ball

homer. >> joe: quick and painless. ball one.and away to crawford who is 0 for 2. >> harold: i think as far as the pitching, tom, you see lopez up. they are back in their normal routine. >> tim: makes it easier for a manager to cover six outs than nine or twelve. every time this postseason, five starts, he's given bruce bochy at least seven innings. curt schilling is the only pitcher in postseason to have four seven-inning starts in one postseason back in 2001, of course. he had six of them. >> joe: here is the 1-1 with one out, nobody on. we came on the air, tom, talking about the importance of this game for the giants with bumgarner on the mound and they are on their way to a victory. >> howie:. >> harold: i thought it was more important for the giants to win because of bumgarner. when the giants beat kershaw. >> joe: into left field. a base hit. it's nicely played by gordon in left and that is why the former third baseman wins gold glove waers out there. what a play. >> harold: that is tremendous. look how he scoops this ball

, gregor blanco with another lefty, joe panik, on deck.came in to tonight having won their last six world series home games. here is a bunt. perez out in front of the plate and what a good play. he got him. two down. the all-star catcher and he had to be perfect and he was. >> harold: wow. that's a gold glove play. here is what is so impressive. the bare hand but he snatches it back towards himself. watch him gather and put it back and put his arm in a position to throw the ball all in one motion. a lot of guys will scoop and keep it forward. he pulls it back, shovels it in the hand and gets rid of it. a beautiful play. >> tom: that was a great shot with those big mitts that he has, that big hand. ball is kind of back in his hand. he had time to get it into his fingers and threw a strike to first base. >> joe: now two out for panik, who homered in game five of the nlcs. he takes a pitch in the dirt. ball one. no strikeouts for the starter jeremy guthrie but herrera struck out one. begin a beg finnegan, one. now davis one. he has two out in

joe panik is on to start the eighth.meanwhile, ventura, guys, to finish on yordano, get the win barring incredible comeback in 64 of his 100 pitches tonight were 95 miles an hour or more. four were at 100. here is susac. >> harold: marvelous arm. it's easy. it's just easy really. there's no effort. listen to a lot of guys grunt with all the great microphones we have around here. no grunt. there it is. >> joe: only guy not it appear in this series as a backup catcher for kansas city, erik kratz. susac is the backup for posey. ball one. >> tom: you think about the job ven tur ra did, you almost lose track of how young he is. 23 years old. to win this game would be the second youngest game six winner in history. >> joe: that's outside for frasor, 2-0. >> tom: '34 cardinals was 22 years old when he won game six, also facing elimination, and the cardinals beat detroit in game seven to win the championship. >> joe: in the air to center field. back and dyson on the run. one out. >> tom: remember how this game fwan for ventura.

>> joe: here is the 2-2 pitch. two outs.onight's stats brought to you by better money habits, pow powerered by bank of america. royals seven runs scored tonight with a five-run sixth. they scored a total of five over the previous three games that dates back to game three of the alcs. >> tom: interesting watching wade davis here. he has thrown more breaking balls than he normally does. he is saying the next time if you see me, if it's a one-run game i will be different then than tonight in a five-run game. >> joe: that foul ball gives me a chance to salute our friend john lowe, who, today, announced his retirement from the "detroit free press." every time you walked into a ballpark where the tigers were involved in the postseason, you could see john in his hat. i don't know of anybody, any or around the game, who loves the game more than john. strike two on belt. just a walking encyclopedia for the history of the game and a wonderful guy! >> tom: a great guy! i don't know anyone in the writing fraternity more respected than j

joe, back to you. >> joe: great start for hunter pence in this world series and great start for the giantsat another terrific start for madison bumgarner. kevin and the guys are standing by there with gabe and nick and the big hurt, big papi. coming up after the break, as we will dissect game one, it kind of begins and end with number 40. madison bumgarner. take a break and come back after this. >> joe: we welcome you to the world series on fox postgame show. the aerial shot of kauffman stadium and started off jovial but didn't end that way. giants all game one. i have world series mvp david ortiz and hall of famer frank thomas and a couple of rings here. nick swisher and gabe kapler. look at this game. james shields in his four postseason starts, he has 7.11 e.r.a. he simply did not have it tonight. >> he came out today and i think he was a little bit over amped and sometimes that works in the opposite direction. you think it's going to make you throw harder but in actuality it makes the ball come out a little bit slower and he just didn't have that late life on his fastball. you see righ

, gregor blanco with another lefty, joe panik on deck.to tonight having won their last six world series home games. here is a bunt. perez out in front of the plate and what a good play. he got him. two down. the all-star catcher and he had to be perfect and he was. >> harold: wow. that's a gold glove play. here is what is so impressive. the bare hand but he snatches it back towards himself. watch him gather and put it back and put his arm in a position to throw the ball all in one motion. a lot of guys will scoop and keep it forward. he pulls it back, shovels it in the hand and gets rid of it. a beautiful play. >> tom: that was a great shot with those big mitts that he has, that big hand. ball is kind of back in his hand. he had time to get it into his fingers and threw a strike to first base. >> joe: now two out for panik, who homered in game five of the nlcs. he takes a pitch in the dirt. ball one. no strikeouts for the starter jeremy guthrie but herrera struck out one. begin a began finnegan, one. now davis one. he has two out in the e

>> joe: here is the 2-2 pitch. two outs.onight's stats brought to you by better money habits, pow powerered by bank of america. royals seven runs scored tonight with a five-run sixth. they scored a total of five over the previous three games that dates back to game three of the alcs. >> tom: interesting watching wade davis here. he has thrown more breaking balls than he normally does. he is saying the next time if you see me, if it's a one-run game i will be different then than tonight in a five-run game. >> joe: that foul ball gives me a chance to salute our friend john lowe, who, today, announced his retirement from the "detroit free press." every time you walked into a ballpark where the tigers were involved in the postseason, you could see john in his hat. i don't know of anybody, any or around the game, who loves the game more than john. strike two on belt. just a walking encyclopedia for the history of the game and a wonderful guy! >> tom: a great guy! i don't know anyone in the writing fraternity more respected than j

he looked around. >> joe: one away! 92-mile-per-hour fastball, strikeout number four. >> harold: well, we have watched him climb the ladder. we watched him with cain and escobar. now he goes up top and gets hosmer to chase. you think it's going to be a breaking ball on the out-pitch but he uses the fastball to elevate and takes their aggressiveness and use it against them. >> joe: now billy butler. ball one, upstairs. >> tom: this is the toughest matchup for bumgarner. billy butler handles the ball inside extremely well. 3 for 7 with a home run off bumgarner. >> joe: breaking ball drops in for strike one. butler, tonight, 1 for 3. on the season, he hit nine home runs. has not gone deep this postseason. popped up, right side. will it stay in play? it does. two outs. brandon belt is there and the giants are one out away from their third world championship in five years. it's up to alex gordon. popped up, back and out of play. right now, even though the giants took the lead while affeldt was in there, the official scorer i

the pitch count comes into play, joe. 106. >> joe: carpenter goes into battle mode as he takes just outsidel one. >> tom: two strikes, matt carpenter, growing up he played a game with his brother, strikeout. they pitched to one another, one on one. you got to hit as long as you didn't strike out. as soon as you struck out, you switched sides. if you wanted to hit all the time, you turned into a contact hitter. >> joe: he strikes out, as bumgarner made a pitch on 1-2 and pulled carpenter one away. strike rout number seven. >> tom: this is part of the arsenal. this is actually a little in between. not a hard slider, not a cutter running from everybody. look at the grip. here comes a spin, a pitch he hasn't seen all night. >> tom: that curveball has been muddy for him. his younger brother didn't throw a curveball like that when they were playing strikeout. >> joe: here's grichuk. one out, nobody on. randal is 0 for 3. ball one, down and in. grichuk has flied to left, struck out, fouled out. one ball, one strike. areminder, fans. upload your best "take me out to the ball game" and you might be

joe, back to you. >> joe: what a night. madison bumgarner in his postseason career, 7-3 with a 2.27 e.r.a., this postseason, 4-1 with 1.13 e.r.a. and he is now 4-0 in his career in the world series. he is only 25. you saw the guys standing by waiting for it. kevin and our group on the set. there is world series game one. tonight, even better. a complete game shutout. eight strikeouts. only four hits allowed. they are riding madison bumgarner. kevin, guys, take it away. everybody knows that. well, did you know certain cartoon characters should never have an energy drink? action! blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. introducing the birds of america collection. fifty stunning, hand-painted plates, commemorating the state birds of our proud nation. blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> tonight on "fox sports live." giants away from third championship in five years. back out to san francisco to find the keys how they can wrap it up. >> the

the pitch count comes into play, joe. 106. >> joe: carpenter goes into battle mode as he takes just outsidel one. >> tom: two strikes, matt carpenter, growing up he played a game with his brother, strikeout. they pitched to one another, one on one. you got to hit as long as you didn't strike out. as soon as you struck out, you switched sides. if you wanted to hit all the time, you turned into a contact hitter. >> joe: he strikes out, as bumgarner made a pitch on 1-2 and pulled carpenter one away. strike rout number seven. >> tom: this is part of the arsenal. this is actually a little in between. not a hard slider, not a cutter running from everybody. look at the grip. here comes a spin, a pitch he hasn't seen all night. >> tom: that curveball has been muddy for him. his younger brother didn't throw a curveball like that when they were playing strikeout. >> joe: here's grichuk. one out, nobody on. randal is 0 for 3. ball one, down and in. grichuk has flied to left, struck out, fouled out. one ball, one strike. areminder, fans. upload your best "take me out to the ball game" and you might be

they fire joe., joe takes a little vacation with his new girlfriend, mariela murphy. one wonders why he'd ever return. but when he does -- >> there's airport security asking, are you mr. good? yes, sir. step over here with me. they got a tip that i was smuggling drugs in from d.c. >> found nothing, of course. >> found nothing. i said, there's aspirin in there and that's the strongest you're gonna get. somehow she found out that i was going to d.c. >> reporter: as if all this isn't frightening enough, tawny is about to tighten the screws, entering even more dangerous and demented territory. listen to this. it's tawny, calling a florida abuse hotline. >> there was allegations of him having sex with his daughter. and he's provided all his children with alcohol. >> reporter: but tawny's just getting warmed up. >> he himself gets drunk, he is having sex with these young teenage girls because he's into child pornography. >> reporter: did that ever happen? >> no, no. >> reporter: but still, investigators d

joe, back to you. >> joe: what a night. madison bumgarner in his postseason career, 7-3 with a 2.27 e.r.a., this postseason, 4-1 with 1.13 e.r.a. and he is now 4-0 in his career in the world series. he is only 25. you saw the guys standing by waiting for it. kevin and our group on the set. there is world series game one. tonight, even better. a complete game shutout. eight strikeouts. only four hits allowed. they are riding madison bumgarner. kevin, guys, take it away. everybody knows that. well, did you know certain cartoon characters should never have an energy drink? action! blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. introducing the birds of america collection. fifty stunning, hand-painted plates, commemorating the state birds of our proud nation. blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. castaneda. >> i'm tracking the chance of rain. the forecast and halloween outlook tonight at 10:00. >>> tonight on "fox sports live." giants away from third cha

he looked around. >> joe: one away! 92-mile-per-hour fastball, strikeout number four. >> harold: well, we have watched him climb the ladder. we watched him with cain and escobar. now he goes up top and gets hosmer to chase. you think it's going to be a breaking ball on the out-pitch but he uses the fastball to elevate and takes their aggressiveness and use it against them. >> joe: now billy butler. ball one, upstairs. >> tom: this is the toughest matchup for bumgarner. billy butler handles the ball inside extremely well. 3 for 7 with a home run off bumgarner. >> joe: breaking ball drops in for strike one. butler, tonight, 1 for 3. on the season, he hit nine home runs. has not gone deep this postseason. popped up, right side. will it stay in play? it does. two outs. brandon belt is there and the giants are one out away from their third world championship in five years. it's up to alex gordon. popped up, back and out of play. right now, even though the giants took the lead while affeldt was in there, the official scorer i

>> joe: the lead is back to two scores for number 16, sc. joe davis, joey herring done, chris button at the coliseum. allen going over 100 yards on the night, giving usc the two score lead, as arizona state with no time-outs. the kick taken by middlebrooks. will middlebrooks out across the 25. how about our fox sports 1 play of the game? buck allen, heck of a day. took him a minute to get going. started to open up holes. had a short touchdown run. then this one hoas put it up by two scores for usc. guy from the tallahassee, florida, area. he has grown so much in his time in los angeles. bercovici on the move. completes it. there goes cameron smith. this one is not over yet. smith to the house for a 72 yard touchdown. >> joey: really? >> joe: second touchdown throw by bercovici. >> joey: you see him pointing, go, get out there. he dlifs it and smith does the rest. unbelievable. i can't say it enough. mike bercovici has fought and fought all night. >> joe: a lot of the fans had started to leave. you might want to come back in for the finish of

>> joe: the lead is back to two scores for number 16, sc. joe davis, joey herring done, chris button at the coliseum. allen going over 100 yards on the night, giving usc the two score lead, as arizona state with no time-outs. the kick taken by middlebrooks. will middlebrooks out across the 25. how about our fox sports 1 play of the game? buck allen, heck of a day. took him a minute to get going. started to open up holes. had a short touchdown run. then this one hoas put it up by two scores for usc. guy from the tallahassee, florida, area. he has grown so much in his time in los angeles. bercovici on the move. completes it. there goes cameron smith. this one is not over yet. smith to the house for a 72 yard touchdown. >> joey: really? >> joe: second touchdown throw by bercovici. >> joey: you see him pointing, go, get out there. he dlifs it and smith does the rest. unbelievable. i can't say it enough. mike bercovici has fought and fought all night. >> joe: a lot of the fans had started to leave. you might want to come back in for the finish of

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still ahead, broadway joe. >> oh, yes. >> he comes to "morning joe."e wearing his iconic fur coat. if he doesn't have the fur coat on i'm leaving, oh, no, takes us to wisconsin to see if they can avoid an upset. you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ady for the? you don't know "aarp." he's staying in shape by keeping his brain healthy and focused with aarp's staying sharp. with online mind sharpening exercises developed by the top minds in brain science. and exercise and stress reduction tips that can impact brain health. so he's ready for the real possibilities ahead. if you don't think top of my game when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". find more surprisng possibilities and get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities. it is time for daily papers, mica. before we go to daily papers, let's talk about last night. you had a heck of an event for ad week, didn't you? >> it was crazy. it was the brand genius awards. we put it on. we were celebrating the best in the brand business. you know that cheerios commercial with the multi-raci

joe, joe, wake up. >> is it joe himself? >> yeah. he's our model today. i'm going to narrate it. i'd like you to analyze. get on the cat walk, joe. do your model walk. morning shows, we have models. >> hand in pocket? >> get the music, walk with me. what's he got, pants he slept in. above the right nipple he has some breakfast. he likes to wear this -- >> this is amazing. >> what do you think of his outfit. what's it say to you, andre? >> says a lot he can get up and still model, still doing the model pose. the model pose works. >> can i come over and sit in your lap? because i hear it is the place to be, baby. good to see you. >> good to see you, very good to see you. >> i love the color, whatever you call these shirts. no, the overshirt. >> table cloth. >> it's poly mead, it's warm, something you wear in the stadium. why are you smelling him? >> breakfast. breakfast or dinner. >> flicking stuff on his suit. >> usually he has food. >> i think his style works. >> he's got a look. >> his style works because it's who he is. whatever you wear must reflect wh

joe, back to you. >> joe: thank you, kenny. this series is tied at a game apiece, as the royals went to work in the sixth inning and then handed the game over to their outstanding bull pen. for the giants, their first world series loss since october 30th of 2010 at texas, which just delayed the inevitable in 2010. after the braeak, kevin burkhart and the guys. the big difference in this game, five-run sixth for kansas city. ripped into left. they are going to bring cain to the plate. royals back on top. infante. it's gone! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! >>> a ring with an incredible story. it's linked to the man who brought the giants to

years, joe panik. back down on the field with ken and jeremy affeldt. >> ken: you've been on three world championship teams now, jeremy. every season and every journey is different. what stands out most about this team? >> you know, how we pieced everything together, man. i just think guys did different. we won in 2012, i think we won it with a pretty good staff. today, we had to win it with bum. that is the best performance i've ever seen in playoff ever. the way he just did three of those games like -- the way we just don't give up. we don't quit. we got smoked 10-0 yesterday or whatever it was and we came back and bochy had to mix and match and let it play out. seeing teams win like this. the way we win. the way we mix and match bull pens. we are in the second inning. i don't remember the last time i warmed up in the second inning, let alone in. . to see the guys battle and play defense and grind it and this is a really big deal for me and probably my favorite because i started with the royals and i

basically joe johnston was the mcclellan of jefferson davis. the frustrations that lincoln experienced with him are almost replicated step-by-step. and so it became increasingly clear as i went through this material but that was the case. >> it's about 3:00 o'clock but we might take one more question. and can you get a sense of who handled it better? we can, had very limited military experience versus jefferson davis and then they don't have any military experience and it seems to make the job. what do you think? >> i think that most people would not do this in tennessee. most would think that lincoln was a better commander in chief than davis. of course, he had virtually no military experience and davis had a great deal of military experience. whether that was the reason is another matter. and lincoln got rid of other commanders pretty quickly and davis was a little bit more luck than and lincoln seems to have done all right, he won the war it and i don't want to go there. >> okay, no no. i'm glad to sign your books. [applause] [inaudible conv

joe?trinh, the back and forth, pretty dizzying at this point and they seem to change every other day. right now you have a poll that actually has pat roberts number kansas and another has it tight and another has him down by ten points but south carolina always seems to be close, arkansas always seem to be relatively close. what are you hearing inside? do you sense that the democrats are more confident right now that they can hold on or that the republicans are more confident that it looks like their year. >> democrats are a little more confident. easy to look at the polls and not meaningless obviously but two other variables that will tell the tale as much in the last three weeks as anything he. one is the democratic ground game. those polls analyze -- make a presumption about who the voters will bement democrats' premise of saving the seat, saving the arkansas seat and trying to win in georgia is remaking the electorate turning out people who would normally volt. the other big thing demo

"morning joe ." a florida judge is set to sentence the man convicted in the murder of jordan davis after an argument over loud music. first degree murder carries a mandatory life sentence. >>> and the candidates for wisconsin governor incumbent republican scott walker and sco and the democratic challenger will spend their friday night in a debate. we'll see if fan turns up. that will do it for "way too early." happy friday. what friday is it. payday friday. we can pay our mortgages. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> travis hits one into right! the giants win the pennant! >>> the giants win the pennant! the giants win the pennant! baseball fans will remember 1951, thompson's famous shot that sent the new york giants to the pennant. last night, late last night it was the giants going to the series and a similar blast, unbelievable story, sam stein, whether you like the giants or not. what a great story. what a great world series we have coming up. >> amazing world series. probably not going to be th

>> no comment. >> who is joe biden? >> who is joe biden? i have no idea. >> do you know who our vice president is? >> um, no. i don't. >> do you want to take a guess? >> condoleezza rice? >> you're right. first female black vice president. >> i don't know. the guy joe biden, he is a republican and he's going to be president soon? i'm assuming. >> he's coming in to town today. >> he is. >> he's like an assistant president or something, i don't -- >> that's right. he's the assistant president. >> assistant president. [ cheers and applause ] >> i -- >> that's just not funny, actually. >> yeah. i watched the first two, funny. but when it kept going? >> that is just tremendous. whoa! >> scary. >> okay. so let's do the must reads. we have a bunch to get to here. "the wall street journal," joe biden's apology tour. and this is what the paper says. mocking joe biden is a national sport, but today we come to defend him. the vice president spent the weekend apologizing to middle eastern strongman for his comments about syria, but he's apologizing to

>> a man. >> who is joe biden? >> joe biden? wasn't he our governor?> i think he's the governor or something? >> joe biden, i don't know. terrorist group? [ laughter ] >> who is joe biden? >> no comment. >> who is joe biden? >> ah -- congressman? >> of where? >> i don't know. >> take a guess. >> um -- washington, d.c. >> who is joe biden? >> who is joe biden? i have no idea. >> do you know who our vice president is? >> um -- no, i don't. >> do you want to take a guess? >> condoleezza rice? >> that's it. >> is it? am i right. >> first female black vice president. >> joe biden is a senator. >> how do you know he's a senator? >> from references from news and casually reading newspapers or come across things on the internet. >> joe biden. is he a movie star? >> ah, i don't know. the guy, joe biden, he is a republican and he's going to be president soon, i'm assuming? >> do you think he's someone that would be a friend of obama's? >> ah, no. he looks like he probably wouldn't know things -- >> how come? >> i'm basically going off skin color right now. he's

basically, joe johnston was jefferson davis' mcclellan. the frustrations that lincoln experienced with mcclellan are almost replicated. step-by-step, by davis' relationships with johnston, and it became increasingly clear, is a went through this material, that was the case. >> i see it's about 3:00, and somebody needs this room after us. we might take one more question. >> thank you. just to pick up on what you were saying, the inherent tension in the american system between a civilian commander in chief and military officers. can you get a sense of who handled it better, lincoln with very limited military experience, versus jefferson davis and then comment on our current situation where we tend to have commander in chiefs who don't have any military experience. is that -- what is the better thing? should we be looking for presidents with military experience? does it steam make -- your assessment on that. >> well, i think most people would maybe not here in tennessee but i'm not sure -- most people would think that lincoln was a better com

and joe with me this morning. a lot of politics to kbet to but we have big news out of canada to start with this morning. >> yeah, big news out of canada. it was unfortunately, rem any sent of what happened in the u.s. capital in 1998 when a a deranged man shot and killed a guard at the u.s. capital. . so the question is whether this is part of a larger plot, which right now it doesn't look like this is. whether it was just a random act. we'll see. >> the prime minister is vowing the country will not be intimidated after a gunman shot and killed a soldier guarding its war memorial. sources say the gunman has been identified as 32-year-old as michael joseph hall. he was a convert to islam. the gunman was later killed in a shootout at the canadian equivalent and this hour officials are investigating possible ties to terror groups. pete williams has more on a terrifying day in ottawa. >> out of the way! >> reporter: police in ottawa frantically searched for armed men for most of the day in the fourth largest city jus

>>> three and a half years for joe, it's game over for the real crooks of new jersey. >> we're with joer their blockbuster sentencing today. >>> ashton and mila welcome a baby girl. is tori spelling pregnant too? >> i may be pregnant. >> all the breaking couples news. reports that lady gaga secretly married taylor kinney. plus -- >> the two pop stars who just broke up, and now he's denying he got another woman pregnant. >>> giuliana rancic on tv's million-dollar question. how will "fashion police" go on without joan rivers. >> i still feel like any second now she's going to show up. >> a lot of replacement names going around. tyra banks, nene leakes, who will it be? >>> plus, the secret ellen's trying to beat out of mario. >>> and halle and sofia makie i the 40s look like the 20s. now tracey's testing the new ne anti-ageing beaueauty cocktail. >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainmen

joe biden. >> another verbal faux paux from vice president joe biden. >> that's fine. it could have been worse. could have committed a fashion faux paux. i mean seriously, starting a war in a tan suit is just not done. so what did biden say? >> yesterday at harvard a student identified himself as the vice president of the student body. biden had this to say. >> i'm vice president of the student body. that's a (bleep) i mean -- [ applause ] i like joe. he speaks his mind. i wasn't in that meeting. but being second in command is a (bleep) job. never geting to sit in the captain's chair. waiting for something to happen to the boss's health before you get a chance to do anything. and you know you're ready. that has got to be incredibly frustrating. [ applause ] let me tell you, this biden guy, he has my vote. it was just one slip up, wasn't it? >>reporter: biden does it again. >> vice president joe biden sticking his foot in his mouth. >> his off the cuff gets him in trouble again. >> maybe he needs a little more seasoning. being on the job is not as easy as to looks. but

. >> joe, thanks. >>> now to the air travel piece of this, and it's real. the hundreds of passengers who were on the same planes with this patient, thomas duncan, before he had symptoms of ebola. duncan first arrived in the u.s. at dulles airport outside washington. nbc's tom costello is there tonight for us. tom, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. united airlines tells nbc news it is now reaching out to all 300 to 400 passengers on the same plane with thomas duncan as he transited through dulles airport, even though the cdc says the risk he infected anyone is very, very low. if thomas duncan lied his way past airport health screeners that may have exposed a gaping hole in efforts to contain ebola. in the u.s., ebola health advisories are now posted at major points of entry. at delta airlines, which flies into three west african countries, flight crews and ground staff have all been on the lookout since march for suspicious symptoms. >> we told them to look for a person who seems to be ill, and particularly to assess for fever. whether that assessment is

>> joe, joe, joe, what about ft. hood, that major hassan, was that workplace violence? was that workplace violence? distorted he's using the quran as his defense -- >> noel. >> people using the quran to commit acts of terrorism. >> commit crimes and murders and then -- do we? this is a single isolated incident by a single human being. you guys are killing me. this guy is not isis. come on. >> making a good point. >> joe, you're talking about because this is a single individual this can't be a terrorist attack? what about the boston marathon bombing? that's a terrorist attack. >> we got to take a break. we'll go back to mutual corners when we return the american people can't even feel secure that the president of the united states and the first family are safe in the white house. we'll explain how the secret service security breach is als when you only have one hand you're not doing anything as fast as you used to. do you need help? [doorbell chime] what is that? swiffer dusters... and it can extend so i don't have to get on the step stool. it's like a dirt magnet, just

joe vasquez is in fresno county tonight with the latest. joe? >> reporter: hey ken, i tell you what, what got these guys caught was the fact that the small town of cruthers is a small town and people talk and these young men said a little too much. it is still impossible to believe. four teenagers ages 15 to 18 are in jail for slaughters 920 chickens at the foster farms facility. the sheriff's department says they used at least two golf clubs, possibly more. 18-year-old gabriel quintero is in jail. the other three teenagers, 15, 17, and another 17-year-old are too young to publicly name but the boys are all related to each other. two are brothers, the other is a stepbrother. spokesman chris curtis said chatter on social media led detective to a home on west elk horn avenue behind the chicken ranch but nobody can figure out why they did it. >> i don't know why they did it. was it just stupid kids doing something they didn't think through or was there more to it? >> reporter: after the sheriff's department put out the story and it exploded on soci

"morning joe" from d.c. starts right now. ♪ >>> how did this intruder get so far into the white house. don't they have guard dogs. >> there were officers and they were concerned that the dogs might attack them instead. [ laughter ] >> sounds strange but makes more sense when you fine occupant a lot of secret service agents are cats. [ laughter ] >> all right. good morning, everybody. it's thursday, october 2nd and with us on set in washington, d.c., boy it's great to be here. busy night last night. jeremy peters is here. good to have you. former white house press secretary for president obama robert gibbs. abc news political commentator and npr senior analyst cokie roberts and on capitol hill the host and managing editor of tv one's daily morning show, news now roland martin. >> we have a lot to talk about. cokie, i want to start with you. i was reading about the ebola virus and the gentleman that's in dallas how he contracted it. you know we've been hearing people, come to the show there's no reason to be w

the woman spoke exclusively with our joe vazquez tonigh joe? so it started in the first driveway as soon as you pass california street. she's a 39-year old professional who lives on nob hill. after she called an uber driver, she says he had only taken r about 2 blocks before he got upset because she didn't han exact address to pick up her friend. what did you say to him? i said, 'she lives between e two streets . on this stree and he got angry? his exact words were, 'i ne address for gps.' and then, what happens next? i put my head down and was texting, and the next thing know we're stopped and he s running to my side of the c cussing, telling me to get f out of his car. he grabs my arm, i take that hand and id it up with my phone to take picture. he lets go and gra the phone and throws it dowe street. and at that moment'm like, 'i need to call the c but my phone is nowhere. she eventually recovers her bron phone . opens the uber app, made a copy of the name and photo of the driver. she sa it took 20 hours for an uber representative to call her

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joe clancy got the call yesterday. yesterday he worked for comcast. he made all the calls last night, told everybody he's got to go to washington now. his brother, kevin clancy, you might know the name, is the longtime football coach at strathaven high school. i called him today. he's got a game tonight. i said, can you talk about this new job? he said joe has told the family, shh, we're not going to talk about the new job. tough time to transition. he wants it keep it on the down low for now. live in center city, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> skyforce 10 over a house fire in gloucester county this evening. one person had to be rescued from this home on crozier avenue in national park. person rescued had burns. we're trying to figure out how serious the burns are. investigators haven't said yet how this fire started. >>> pennsylvania's top environmental protection official is resigning in the wake of a pornographic e-mail scandal. christopher abruso once worked for the state attorney general's office. last week he was identified as one of eight former

joe. >> yeah, that's right, mark. you talked about what joe panic did. hunter strickland had all of 7 innings on his major league history when he came in. he struck them out on 3 pitches, all in the high 90s, desmond was a guy when the bases were loaded had been 8 for 12 with a grand slam 17 rbis, so he appreciated the vote of confidence. >> i'm a competitor and you never want to personally get beat but it's one or two pitches for me but you have got to keep going. >> it fires me up. i enjoy the pressure and i feel like i'm better under pressure. >> so where are they right now? the giants are hoping to get out of washington with a split. they already have that. it will be hudson on the mound tomorrow. but they are coming back to at&t park for at least 2 games, joe fonzi reporting. >>> more baseball at at&t park. that's a guarantee. thank you, joe. we'll check with you later on the 10:00 news. but the giants off to a nice 1- 0 start and as i said earlier washington nationals really got the best of the giants during the regular season and guess what that m