you can imagine the crowd is pretty crazy here at kauffman stadium now. why not? the royals taking a commanding 2-0 world series lead. welcome back to our set here in left field. everyone is going nuts. they are fired up. they feel the way the royals are playing. there is a lot of things we can talk about which we will. let's start with johnny cueto. the decision was made to start him at home. why? because it is easy. look at the numbers here at home. versus the road. it's such a stark difference. and just consider his last two games at home. 17 innings. four hits allowed. frank cueto. last time he was on the mound. eight runs. booed out of the stadium. cueto fans tonight. a different chant. >> the great of johnny cueto. the one pete rose talks about and loves all the time. came out focused. you can tell. did his thing. that's why the royals are up 2-0. johnny cueto pitched like the ace they traded for. >> this is why they got him. sorry i said ten runs. scored eight together. you did say cueto would bring it. you were right. he pitches well here. they know that.

kauffman. you are recognized for five minutes for an opening statement, please. >> thank you and good morning, dr. burgess, ranking member schakowsky. i'm delighted to appear before you to provide an overview of the fraud threats to older americans and the ftc's actions to address them. combatting fraud is a critical component of the ftc's consumer protection mission and virtually every law enforcement case that we bring affects older americans. we have adopted a multifaceted approach in our battle against fraud that targets older consumers or injures them more than others and that includes aggressive law enforcement, policy initiatives, and consumer education and outreach. to address such fraud effectively, the ftc monitors fraud trends by examining data gathered from consumer complaints and surveys and collaborating with others in law enforcement, industry, academia, and legal services. through our extensive law enforcement experience and efforts to track fraud trends we have identified pract

today, practicing right now at kauffman stadium. cbs 2's otis livingston, these are still pictures in kew enjoying. there he is, otis livingston, playing tomorrow. otis? in kauffman stadium in kansas city, the royals route here the mets are facing live pitching, michael conforto is in the box now, it has been a while since i have faced live pitching. it. media day in advance of tomorrow night's world series game one between the kansas city royals and new york mets, both teams looking to end long world series stress. the royals last appeared in 2000 while the -- by the royals come off last year's appearance and when their only title in 1985. it should be an interesting and entertaining series with the mets great pitching against the royals clutch hitting on stage. >> when you are a manager, to play in this setting, it's hard to get here. so, you've got to have some fun with it and even though it's pressure packed as it may be, going to enjoy it. >> to go out there and get the win over the cubs, winter to tell each other, we are going

kauffman.i understand the ftc won a complaint after filing a complaint against a telemarketing scheme designed to trick and did trick seniors by pretending to be part of the medicare. could you describe the specifics of that case and why that victory is so important for consumers? >> sure. thank you for acknowledging this case. it's a very important case. it's sun bright. telemarketers were claiming to be affiliated with medicare. they falsely promised new cards for consumers and required people to provide their bank account numbers. they used the numbers to withdraw several hundred dollars from the consumers. it's very consistent with cases we have seen where they are misrepresenting affiliations with government entities to scam consumers out of personal and financial benefits. >> how does the ftc coordinate with cms to prevent this type of fraud? >> we do work with them. we talk to them. we also issue alerts. when there are changes in health benefits that are public available, we know frauds

kauffman stadium. they get their second look. they did have a workout here yesterday. this is the first one available and open to the media. you can see some of the guys keeping their name placards as souvenirs as they come out of their media news conferences. so it looks like they're ready to go. front and center on the right sleeve, the world series patch. i asked a couple of the guys, is that when it really sets in when you see all the signage around the stadium? that patch on your old jersey. said you know what, yeah, it kind of does. we've got you coverload the way through. more coming up at 6:00. rob powers, channel 7 eyewitness news. see you in a bit. >> there's another rally taking place in queens. it's just wrapping up around queens boulevard and helping to kick things off, we've got former mets players. we're going to go out to joe torres. >> what a great afternoon out here in q gardens today. this two-hour rally that started at 3:00 continues and just finished up a few minutes ago. let's show you the pictures from a few hours ago. so many fans, young and old

you can imagine the crowd is pretty crazy here at kauffman stadium now. why not? the royals taking a commanding 2-0 world series lead. welcome back to our set here in left field. everyone is going nuts. they are fired up. they feel the way the royals are playing. there is a lot of things we can talk about which we will. let's start with johnny cueto. the decision was made to start him at home. why? because it is easy. look at the numbers here at home. versus the road. it's such a stark difference. and just consider his last two games at home. 17 innings. four hits allowed. frank cueto. last time he was on the mound. eight runs. booed out of the stadium. cueto fans tonight. a different chant. >> the great of johnny cueto. the one pete rose talks about and loves all the time. came out focused. you can tell. did his thing. that's why the royals are up 2-0. johnny cueto pitched like the ace they traded for. >> this is why they got him. sorry i said ten runs. scored eight together. you did say cueto would bring it. you were right. he pitches well here. they know that.

for now we're live outside kauffman stadium, laura behnke. he's just making it look easy. >> the numbers have been astronomical. they're ruthian series. we'll see you back here in just a minute. >>> finally from us, we do still have two world series games to play here in kansas city but back home citifield is getting ready to host its first world series game as well. workers busy spray painting the world series logos. mets return friday night in what will be the first ever world series game at citifield. but first thing's first. let's worry about game 1. we've got to play this one first. tarp still on the field. all the pre game work was done behind closed doors inside but the work got done. game 1 tonight. the mets have been waiting 15 years for this return trip. jason pierre paul, word is he is now in negotiations with the giants to make his return to the football field. fingers crossed open up tonight. we'll have everything wrapped up tonight at 11:00. rob powers, channel 7 eyewitness news. finally ready for game 1. >> we got our fingers c

that is according to an e-mail obtained by the associated press that kauffman sent to biden supporters. kauffman says a main theme of a biden campaign would be restoring middle class opportunity. >> republican front-runner donald trump says he is funding his own campaign but that doesn't stop people from sending in unsolicited donations. campaign documents show he raised nearly $4 million over three months. his campaign says it received 74,000 unsolicited donations, the average contribution a little more than $50. trump has personally spent about $2 million since launching his campaign. >> republican hopeful marco rubio brought his campaign to king of prussia. the florida senator was in town to speak. rubio says his campaign is prepared for a long fight. >> now to a major change in strategy from the commander in chief. american troops will stay on the ground in afghanistan longer than the president's original deadline. president obama made this announcement yesterday saying the new plan calls for 5500 troops to remain in afghanistan when he leaves office in early 2017. the shift retrea

kauffman stadium, the site for game five tonight. in the second, one toronto earlier this afternoon and tonight, the royals and astros battled for the right to play the blue jays. kauffman stadium, the site for game five tonight. in the second, one man on...and luis valbuena...hitting a buck 43, but you can't predict ball...two run jack gives the stros the lead. but after that johnny cueto settled down. he gets george springer here...one of his 8 strikeouts in 8 innings of work. in the fourth now...eric hosmer, with a little base knock to center, but lorenzo cain...hustling all the way from first...that's what speed do...royals on the board. then in the fifth, alex rios...rips it down the line...two come home easily...royals take the lead and they cruise from there 7-2 the final. >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel

scott, in that e-mail, kauffman told biden loyalists, if he runs they will need each and every one of you yesterday. >> pelley: julianna goldman in the washington newsroom. julianna, thank you. one factor that biden is weighing is whether front-runner hillary clinton has been seriously damaged by the controversy over her use of a private e-mail system while she was secretary of state. today, her longtime aid thuma abedin, testified behind clockwised doors to the house matter. secretary clinton will testify in open session on thursday. those e-mails were one of the subjects of major garrett's interview with republican florida. >> she was less than truthful about it repeatedly. and it goes to the issue of both competence and credibility. it is irresponsible for an elected official in her capacity to be discussing highly sensitive things on a format that she had to have known was not fully secured. >> reporter: and the risk of is that is? >> the risk of that is is we're giving opponents of this government or adversaries some insight into our thinking, into our decision making, and it pro

advantage of previous expansion projects on the western side of fort dodge with -rainy live look at kauffman stadium- rain continues to fall tonight in central iowa. totals will range from a quarter inch to an inch across much of the state. the highest totals will be in eastern iowa. rain will begin to become more scattered in nature after midnight. temperatures will drop to the mid 40s by morning. a cold front then slides through iowa ushering in cool temperatures and brisk northwest winds. winds will be from the northwest at 15 to 25 mph on wednesday. some gusts may be as high as 35 mph. the weather remains breezy on thursday. friday evening is beggar's night. skies will be mostly cloudy and temperatures will be in the 50s for trick or rain moves in again late friday night through the first half of the day on saturday. it doesn't stay cool for long. we'll be back in the 60s through the after a much needed week off the hawkeyes enter the home stretch of the season undefeated, 7 and oh, ranked 10th in the country. michael admire has more from iowa-maryland. 2:30 on saturday. hawks are a 17 p

looks like they'll have to wait another day -- kansas city falls 7 to 1 --- game 6 is friday at kauffman we will be right back to take one last look at your forecast thanks for watching your cbs 2 news at >>> my and my husband are in the real hall of fame. >> our emotional night with

. >> it starts off with charlie kauffman's latest film. >> it's art and exactly what a festival should be. >> famous for films like being johnmalvich, kauffman will be on the carpet tonight and also tonight is filmmaker, michael moore, that should be a lot of fun. >> and in between -- >> you can see the best cinema from everywhere. >> we have a whole section of films called greater film adelephia, films that are shot or take place here or films by film makers from here. he was here and went to german town academy and the one with richard gere that shot here last year called the ben factor and the one about the fishtown beer runners club. and a doc on george perrier. >> and fun big events to bring film lovers together. >> we are doing a sleep over for wes craven and gymy kennedy is coming to talk about scream. we are really stuffing them in. >> and they have big oscar contenders and foreign films and all genres, 6 abc is a proud sponsor of the philadelphia film festival and we have all the information on our website at 6abc.com. >> thanks. >>> students at one south jersey school had a c

pregame show show live from kauffman stadium at 7:00 p.m. that will be followed by the game and immediately after the game we have a live post game show. we have have you covered starting at 7:00 p.m. tonight on fox five, anything you want to know about the mets, the, the royals, and the world series. the new york jets and nick mangle against when his head was knocked into another player. he went down, it was a scary a scary situation but an mri, exam, cat can say it's a sore neck and nothing more serious. he he walked up the field on his own. finally, yesterday we had fun with the guys, maybe talked talked a little non- baseball. we make a big deal about sinner guards hair, they have great flow. flow is a baseball to her for great hair. so i asked them about their hair. >> the hair has gotten a lot of attention. i know you talk pitching, do do >> no, we don't. >> we go back and forth deciding who has better hair. >> any hair tips for him? >> no. >> duke: he's gonna cut his hair off, he's had a great season ever since he came to the big leag

kauffman -- mr. kaufman, you state the importance of recognizing trends and fraud against the elderly as the pop lair of -- population of older americans continues to grow. the census estimates that the number of seniors 65 and older will surpass americans under a age 18 for the first time, actually, we're 18 years away from that, in 201313. -- in 2033. what resources is the f.t.c. putting toward following trends in fraud against the elderly, allocate regular sources to prosecute fraud,ing and assessing the risk? mr. kaufman: our consumer sentinel database, which has millions of complaints, is an incredibly important tool for us. we all share information, put it into the database and we're frequently analyzing it, looking for trends an developments. we're also continuing to do more law enforcement and more outreach. it's a very important priority or us. mr. bilirakis: i've had several seminars in my area in florida and you participated, the f.t.c. has, and done a wonderful job. maybe this question al

john kasich is madder than a mets fan at kauffman stadium last night.t night -- fraudulent or genuine? >> certainly not fake. this is a question of comparing and contrasting policy. let too many people go out there with policy that is completely ridiculous. never going to happen. deporting 12 million people, that will never happen in america. -- why not name the candidate? i just don't understand. john: i don't know. it is more about the policy. that is probably why. personalityt about and who has the experience to implement policies. that yourld we assume --didate will get as much sara: i think voters will like what she has to say. john: this should be home field for her. obvious advantages and some potential disadvantages. what worries about -- what worries you about being closely questioned on her business record? sarah: carly has great questions to all of -- answers to all of the question she will get tonight. 75% of americans think the government is corrupt. we have to have someone outside the political class. it is about getting someone in to fix

gary :blue jays are in an elimination game for the fifth time this post-season facing the kansas kauffmandium.royals win they go to the world series bot 2nd controversial call here as mike moustakas appears to hit a home run. interferes umps call it a home run 2-0 royals bot 7th 2-1 royals david price gives up another deep shot. but ben revere with the amazing grab helps price get out of a jam. top 8th joey bautista blasts his second home-run of the night ties it up at 3 after an hour rain delay top 9th former a josh donaldson has a chance with runners in scoring position. but he grounds out to third. final: 4-3 royals kansas city going back to the world series. world series game one tuesday vs mets >> gary :after last night's performance agains the seattle seahawks, there are a lot of concerns surrounding the 49ers, especially colin kaepernick since signing his six-year 126- million dollar contract kap has thrown 25 touch-downs and 15 interceptions thru those 23 gameskap has only rushed for 2 touch-downs. against the seahwaks.kap is now head coach jim tomsula says controversy with kap ag

night, the kansas city team clinched a trip to the world series...beating out the toronto six at kauffman stadium. the win came after a lengthy rain delay. the royals now face the new york mets tuesday night. last year, the royals lost the francisco giants in game seven. halloween isn't until next today. where you and the family can hair-raising experiments, and hitch a ride on a horse drawn wagon. you see this look on my face? that's not anger, that's hunger. so i'm gonna have a snack to make me feel better and once i do you will see a look of satisfaction and contentment blossom across my face. see, now i feel better. make your tummy happy mmm good morning. it's another great weekend to get out and enjoy des moines and the metro. explore the salisbury house as it hosts its "mysteries of the castle" halloween event. kids can dress up in their costumes as they do science experiments, build projects, and even get their faces painted. the fun starts at 10 a-m and goes until 3 this afternoon. tickets are five dollars. get a glimpse of hair-raising experiments, bubbling potions, and visual il

this evening, they hit the field at kauffman stadium. the mets have had plenty of time to rest and prepare for the world series after sweeping the cubs last week in the nlcs. that made things seem almost easy this october. easy as a title run can be so far. >> you're thinking, this can't be, you know, going like this. something's got to happen. you're kind of waiting for, you know some of those speed bumps, which, we've experienced plenty of the last few years. >> also today, the americaning league champions took the field. the royals continuing preparations for their second appearance. kc came out on the losing end so they feel they have some unfinished business. >>> last night, the rangers stumbled in a shootout in philly, but there was no time to dwell tonight, right back on the ice. this time in the garden of a second weekend back-to-back. the blue shirts hosting calgary in their bounce back attempt. oscar lindbergh, his fifth goal of the season. the kid is on fire. less than 5 minutes later, dan girardi with his first goal of the se

. >> reporter: jeff kauffman and his wife are as humble as they are generous. >> we like to do as much as we can. we're shooting for over 100,000 this year. >> reporter: every year they donate half of their salary more than $100,000 to charity and they're not extremely wealthy by american standards. he's a 29-year-old software engineer and she's a 30-year- old mom working two part time jobs. last year they earned about $250,000 and they gave more than 128,000 of it away. >> we have enough that we feel >> they have one daughter and one on the way. and their budget is very tight. >> we try to prioritize what is really important to us and let the rest of it go. >> the main way we figure out where to give is through an organization called give well. they're a charity evaluator. they try to find the places where your money can do the most good. >> reporter: both agree that gives away half of their income comes with sacrifices. they don't go to fancy restaurants, they don't own a big screen tv and they've never owned a car. they save what they can and give the rest away. >> it gives us satis

. >> joe: they play it on the video board here at kauffman stadium. the crowd reacts. and that tag is on his back. if it's overturned. two out. nobody on. murphy up. out. >> tom: tell you what. perez has a guy with a great jump. he came out the chute. and threw a missile. down the second base. the foot work was impeccable. the cannon. just, watch him come out of the chute. he is halfway down the line. by the time re-releases this ball. and you talk about getting through a ball. getting rid of it quick. wow. >> joe: murphy flies one into left center field. and barring extra innings. this streak of games with the home run during the postseason will end at 6-3. who is coming up? bottom part of the order for the royals. against familia. trying to win game one for the mets. and get the save.or ms. hellloooo??? i don't have time to be filling out my address, i need to be buying a dress. that's why i use masterpass. less typing, more dancing. sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to shop online. masterpass from mastercard it's the shortcut

ted kauffman said his top consideration is his family's welfare. he would run to help the middle class to restore riots ability to get ahead noting the fundamental need to change the balance in the economy. >> happening today, sky 6 taking a final look at the philadelphia international airport. the final u.s. airways flight takes off in a few hours, flight 1939 known for the airline's founding year. a321 will take off from phl at 10:00 p.m. it will go to sky harbor international airport in phoenix and san francisco international airport and then takes a red eye all the way across the country back to philadelphia international airport that will land at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. the u.s. airways name will be history thanks to the company's merger with american airlines completed in 2013. >> new on "action news," a bear problem has forced rangers to close hiking trails in north jersey, officials say they have had to euthanize four bears since october 5th they are not afraid of humans. people should not feed bears there's plenty of food in the woods for them

kauffman stadium. frank thomas, pete rose, alex rodriguez. so, here we go. we keep going. you are watching. >> the mets have to feel good about their situation right now. kevin. first, second. third. hottest hitter in baseball, hitting third. hopefully some body gets on. hottest pitcher in the game. and pitching tomorrow. pressure is on the royals. pete, you agree? >> yeah, pressure on the royals. a great pitcher. but i was impress with harvey tonight. kept them in the game. >> good news, joe, frank and pete ate the whole bowl of popcorn. we go into the 14th inning. homered tonight. one out. alex, still with us out there? >> i am. >> joe: going to ask you how the game has changed since you came up. it seems like it hasn't been that long. i guess it has. how you get one power arm after another. that's what this world series is going to feature. on the mound. the big 6'10", guy, touching 90 with the fastball. a change-up in the match up. specially when you are 40, joe, harder to hit, '96, '97. facing chris young. 6'10." like a basketball center the you are expecting 97, you

you can imagine the crowd is pretty crazy here at kauffman stadium now. why not? the royals taking a commanding 2-0 world series lead. welcome back to our set here in left field. everyone is going nuts. they are fired up. they feel the way the royals are playing. there is a lot of things we can talk about which we will. let's start with johnny cueto. the decision was made to start him at home. why? because it is easy. look at the numbers here at home. versus the road. and just consider his last two games at home. 17 innings. four hits allowed. frank cueto. last time he was on the mound. eight runs. booed out of the stadium. cueto fans tonight. a different chant. >> the great of johnny cueto. the one pete rose talks about and loves all the time. came out focused. you can tell. did his thing. that's why the royals are up 2-0. johnny cueto pitched like the ace they traded for. >> this is why they got him. sorry i said ten runs. scored eight together. you did say cueto would bring it. you were right. he pitches well here. they know that. that's what he started here. t

there it is behind me, kauffman stadium where the world series will take place later tonight. of course it is all quiet right now early in the morning. in a few hours that building of the sports world as the mets try to get their first world series since 1986. this is the mets on the field of course practicing there. they took the field here in kc yesterday for one of their final workouts before game 1 starts about 8:00 eastern time tonight. the team has had an amazing post season run and they're hoping that hard work pays off with a championship win. this is the second straight year the royals have made it to the fall classic. locals here excited yet again. we know plenty of mets fans, the orange and blue faithful will make their way here tonight to route on their team. yesterday during media day, reporters from around the world were able to talk with players of both teams. guess what they are having a lot of fun as well. >> it's been fun. a great group of guys. we play great baseball together. we're in the world series and it has truly been a great deal of fun. be here, very

. >> kauffman stadium is on the southeast side of town in kansas city. they've had a couple tenths of rainfall. not much. it has been raining steadily as of late. light to moderate rain, heaviest rain off to the west. couple lines of showers over the next few hours. the heaviest moving east by first pitch. still a couple lingering showers around. clearly moving away after that. the worst case is a small delay. it's probably light enough they actually get the game started on time. that's the western edge of the big rainstorm that's coming to us tomorrow. there's rainfall that's trying to get close to southern new jersey. too dry just yet but we'll see rain arrive around daybreak, earlier than that south and west. we could see an inch or even two inches north and west of new york city. there's also a coastal flood issue. that's because of the winds kicking onshore. maybe gusts at 40 along the coast. rain arrives around dawn. heaviest from afternoon a in to the first part of tomorrow night. there will be ponding especially for the evening commute. details o

duke: you're a yankee fan but you love the royals and you're here at kauffman stadium for the mets and royals. >> correct. duke: makes sense. if you look over my right shoulder, you see some of the players coming down from where they met the medicine media. i have to tell you, i've been around teams before big games. sometimes you notice a certain tightness. not these guys. they're very, very relaxed. remember, this is a young team without a lot of post-season experience. it should be very, very interesting. we saw them go out and just compete and dominate last year series and the series before against the damage odgers. that's the story from inside. tomorrow night, game one gets underway. jennifer: thank you. from kansas city to new york city, you can't escape the excitement. steve: mets fans cheering on their team in queens. lidia curanaj is live there victory. away. there are so many people here. although we're a block away, you can hear the roar of the fans, the cheering. go mets. let's go mets. going to the world series has been a long time coming for these fans. >> let's go mets!

decisive game 5 from kauffman stadium. royals put it away in the 8th, kendrees morales with a three run blast. cue the celebration. the royals return to the american league championship series, knocking out the astros 7-2. next up: toronto. 5th inning, tied. alex rios sends one down the line. alex gordon scores. royals astros game 5, rangers and blue jays. tied at 3 when jose bautista jacks one game 5, rangers and blue jays. tied at 3 when jose bautista jacks one deeeeeeeep. three run shot. blue jays advance to the alcs, 6-3. when the cubs promoted kyle schwarber from des moines to chicago, it didn't take long to see schwarber wouldn't be back. last night, schwarber hit a moon shot home run so high and deep, some fans joked it never came right. more on that in a moment. first, schwarber on his called shot. the towering schwarber home run didn't land on sheffield avenue, it landed atop wrigley's right field scoreboard. the cubs found it, verified it, and then returned it. the cubs encased the baseball, and said they'll leav

. ♪ john: tonight, the world series starts at kauffman stadium.atest game, the greatest event, the greatest moment. you are you know who i have, this is who i have. who do you have? mark: in this series, starting pitching versus relief pitching, i go with the team with the home field advantage kansas city and six or seven. mets starting rotation, all of that power is going to dominate this series. we're going to bring the world chancellor woodson -- world championship home. mark: who do you have in the debate tomorrow night? john: i'm less clear. nobody has the arm that the mets starting rotation has. i think it will be an important night as we discussed for ben carson, jeb bush, and donald trump. and carson. we will be live from boulder, colorado. it used to the one hour because next week we go to one hour full-time. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ polishes up some better-than-expected quarterly results. will it be a happy apple holiday? i'm emily chang. this is bloomberg west. we'll all earnings with twitter share is taking a hit as user growth well

bonyen: mike philpot's experience here at kauffman stadium during last year's world series game 2 was undoubtedly unforgettable until something , unexpected happened to him. son, i wish i remembered it. bonyen: pictures of mike philpot and his 15-year-old son thomas philpot are all mike has to remember game two of the world series last year. >> it makes me a little emotional. it makes me a little sad that i kind of forgot those things. >> i told him everything that had happened in the game. nothing. he didn't remember any of it. bonyen: two weeks after that memorable time philpot a commercial pilot by trade suffered a stroke in the memory part of his brain. >> in the hospital when the doctor was talking to my wife about the world series i had no clue we had been to the world series. or anything had happened in that last month. bonyen: since last year most memories slowly made their way back. >> besides that little time frame around when it happened to him, they said that will never come back. that's kind of sad. bonyen: giving this post season even more meaning for mike a dad who desp

and he goes gappin' --- the blue jays take game 5 -- 7 to 1 -- the final -- the series returns to kauffman friday and ned yost is alright with that. "after winning the first two games in reality your goal is to come to toronto, you know, kind of a foriegn environment and a hostile environment and at least win one, then you get to go home and win one there and the series is over. now we are going back to a place where we are completely comfortable, that's why homefield advantage was so important to us. we really wanted to play four games in our park." and it's looking like next year will be the year for the cubbies --- they trail the mets 8 to 3 in the 8th stay with c-b-s two -jeff has one last look at your forecast if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. thanks for watching your cbs 2 news at ten.we'll see you back her

game one at kauffman stadium. and this hasn't happened since 1903...alcides escobar to lead going to run 360 feet all the way home, the lead off inside the park homer...1-0 royals in unbelievable fashion. it would stay that score into the fourth...travis d'arnaud rips a shot...mike moustakas can't handle it at the hot corner...daniel murphy scores and d 's 1-1. in the next inning, we'd be tied no more. curtis granderson...gets enough on it to clear the wall in right...mets take the lead...they'd take it for good in the 8th. one of those title droughts going to end this year. unfortunately we're unable to show you when they travel to northern iowa to take on the number 22 panthers. record wise, this isn't the same uni team that fans have grown accustomed to. the panthers are just 2-4 overall and near the bottom of the missssri valley confnfence. the yotete on the other r nd, have won twtwstraight to impmpve t3 and 2 and 2 in the mvc. even though usd is the favorite by record, coach joe glenn knows it won't be an ea

. ♪ john: tonight, the world series starts at kauffman stadium.atest game, the greatest event, the greatest moment. who you got? this is who i got. who you got? mark: in this series, starting pitching versus relief pitching, i go with the team with the home field advantage, kansas city in six or seven. john: mets starting rotation, all of that power is going to dominate this series. we're going to bring the world championship home. mark: who do you have in the debate tomorrow night? john: i'm less clear. nobody has the arm that the mets starting rotation has. i think it will be an important night as we discussed for ben carson, jeb bush, and donald trump. mark: cruz and carson. we will be live from boulder, colorado. colorado. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed

she's at kauffman us. laura. >> reporter: hey, david and liz, it's not exactly the most beautiful fall day to begin the fall classic here in kansas city, but i don't think the mets or the royals will complain. they are the only two teams remaining in baseball. this is something the players have aimed for all season long, yet tonight the real work begins. >> as exciting as this october run has been for the mets, it was all leading to this, the world series and four wins to a title. >> in october you see the world series, and you know, you always kind of imagine yourself being there, and so to be able to make it, you know, is definitely very exciting. >> just a dream come true. i'm going to live in the moment and soak it all in. >> game 1 spotlight shines on matt harvey who has already had post season success this fall, but this stage against the royals will be a whole new test. >> we know what kansas city's about, and you know, for us, i think going forward it's being able to pitch, which obviously all of u

the new york mets and the k-c royals meet in game two tonight at kauffman stadium... the game is scoreless into the fourth inning--when the mets get on the board first with two on ---lucas duda with a single to left scoring the first run of the game--1-0 new york. but kansas city comes back hard in the fifth --and beat up met's starter jacob degrom who has been almost untouchable in the playoffs.. eric hosmer who drove in the winning run last night drives in the go-ahead runs tonight off degrom.... kansas city roughs up degrom for four runs in the inning and cruise to 7-1 win to take a 2 games to none lead in the series. it's the way we craft the subway chicken & bacon ranch melt that sets it apart. tender, all-white-meat chicken, crispy bacon, monterey cheddar, and cool, creamy ranch, on freshly baked bread. it's irresistible goodness that leads to nothin' but happiness. dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. and books and music. edition

no laughing matter outside kauffman stadium. crews rushed to get the electricity flowing again in the fox broadcast truck. fox eventually switched over to an international broadcast to get the game back on the air. >>> coming up in sports, highlights of what turned out to be the longest world series game ever. starting pitcher for the royals. coughing...sniffling... and wishing you could stay in bed all day. when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and flu symptoms... ...so you can feel better fast and get back to the job at hand. new theraflu expressmax. >>>. >>> yep that is mr. met. the mascot conducting the metropolitan opera orchestra as they play the mets fight song ahead of the game one of world series. >>> you can feel the baseball fever in new york and on display last night in kansas city. game one starting off like no other in world series hitter. royals lead-off hitter alc

players and managers met with the media at kauffman stadium. >> one thing everyone is talking about is daniel murphy's red hot bat, six home runs in six straight games, seven altogether this postseason, national league championship series mvp but the mets had six days off so we continue to say hot in the world series. >> not usually. talk to any offensive player, any pitcher when they feel good about their mechanics and what they are doing it slows down a bit. >> the plan has been similar to this all season long, sometimes you are not getting a home run but he is getting hit, getting doubles, doing all the things you need to do as a hitter taking advantage of pitches in your isn't, taking positions got the ball park. >> do it talked to the team yesterday saying they feel confident end bear for so do we. a lot more from duke coming. ben: curtis granderson has the jammed from. the mets said he will play the world series opener. he jammed his from in chicago on a fly. it doesn't take that long to heal. he was taking batting practice. game one tonight on fox. the pregame show starts at 7:0

that is the story live at kauffman stadium in kansas city. back to the studio. dari: all right. thank you. the mania continues. everybody getting in on it. look at this. this is a bagel store on long island, serving up orange and blue bagels in honor of the mets. they look cool. they're like tie dyed. they're known for honoring area sports team by making bagels in the team color. >> it started with the giants years ago. so we have always been known for our colored bagels. now we do it to support our teams. me and my father are long time mets fans. it had to be done. dari: they will continue making them throughout the world series. steve: a bigger seller for sure. all right. the mets still need four wins to get the trip to the canyon of heros. there was a parade honoring the team today, the first ever puppy parade featuring rescue and shelter dogs. they were all in their mets uniforms. the purpose of the parade was to promote pet adoption. always a great cause. we're looking for your fan photos supporting the mets. when you post on social media, use the #fox 5 ny. who knows, you

. >> their first order of duty after landing in kansas city, a workout at kauffman stadium this afternoon. that was closed to the media. then tomorrow it's media day on the eve of the biggest game of many of these players' careers, at least so far. we're back with much more in sports. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> still coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00, developing in the bronx, an argument escalates in to the store worker. we're live on the scene next. >> a shooting leads to moments of panic overnight. the latest on the investigation. >> nice weather for now but that rainfall over texas and louisiana, it has eyes on the >>> developing right now in the bronx where a grocery store worker was shot and killed. >> eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff is on the scene in the fordham heights section. >> investigators tell us a 46-year-old man is dead and his killer is still on the run tonight. new york police officers have been here on scene all day but in the last few minutes, an nypd crime scene unit just arrived here. you can see officers now walking to this scene. one shell casi

that is the story here from kauffman stadium. degrom versus cueto tonight. ernie: tonight is the night. >> reporter: i think it is. i think it is. ernie: thank you, duke. thanks very much. let's talk to russ right now and -- russ: you said last night was the night, too. ernie: we're always praying and hoping. i think it will be okay. what was your take on the game? russ: a lot of breakdowns. a lot of breakdowns we did not expect. it started from the get-go. all of a sudden you saw really shoddy defense from guys you don't expect it from. the game opens up with an inside the park home run from escobar on the first pitch that matt harvey throws. let me tell you something, there was no way that was going to be an inside the park home run. that ball should have been caught. it was a bad, bad -- it was a bad play. ernie: there were some problems. russ: there was a miscommunication. ernie: what else happened? what else did you see? russ: then you look at in the 14th inning, wright boots a ball that should have been an out. it happens. it's part of baseball. the pr

eyewitness news reporter rob nelson continues our coverage live from kauffman stadium in kansas city. good morning, rob. >> reporter: hey, good morning, lori. well, listen, the mets have been to the world series five times. they have never, ever, ever won game 1. as you heard, this was a 14-inning five-hour heartbreaker for the blue and orange. there is little time for disappointment. game 2 is set for tonight. as you hear, this game had a little bit of everything. no shortage of drama. there's been so much buildup to this game, so much hype, so many expectations and you can hardly blame mets fans this morning for waking up a little disappointed. many traveled here to see the blue and orange win their first world series in nearly three decades, for those looking far great series, looking for drama, great baseball, you found it all last night. extra innings making this only the third time in 112 years of world series history a game has gone into the 14th inning. you had a little bit of everything last night in what truly was a memorable kickoff to the fall classic. mets fans are certai