hong-chih kuo almost took girardo parra's head off, wasn't happy, stared kuo down. a few pitches later he did this, a solo home run. parra watched the ball go over the wall and that didn't sit well with the dodger dugout. clayton kershaw gave him an earful as he crossed home plate. we fast forward to last night when kershaw did more than just talk. in the sixth, parra at the plate and clayton exacted his revenge, hit him on the elbow. that was it for kershaw, he was immediately tossed. don mattingly came out to defend his pitcher. he was tossed too. all in all, not a bad night for kershaw. he got his man, earned his 19th win of the year and, more importantly, made our show. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> which legendary sitcom star is getting a royal title? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll show you a group of determined senior citizens who put their intelligence to the test. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this thursday. the update on your forec

hong-chih kuo almost took para's head off. parawasn't happy, and he stared kuo down. few pitches later he did this, a solo home run. parra watched the ball go over the wall and that didn't sit well with the dodger dugout. clayton kershaw gave him an earful as he crossed home plate. we fast forward to last night when kershaw did more than just talk. in the sixth, parra at the plate and clayton exacted his revenge, hit him on the elbow. that was it for kershaw, immediately tossed. manager don mattingly came out to defend his pitcher. he was tossed too. kershaw got his man, earned his 19th win of the year, and more importantly, made our show. that's your "first look" at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >>> good morning. it's the day of change. we already have rain on the map. this is the leading edge of the cool air moving into areas in pennsylvania. everywhere in the green is getting light rain. not enough to cause flooding concerns. with the hurricanes and wi

david kuo, as always, thank you so much for talking with us today. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> all right. let's take a look at these commodities as we saw yesterday. broad selloff across all sectors including commodities and my, oh, my, let's take a look at oil. crude oil right now, texas oil at $81. up just a little bit. just a tick about $0.50, up about 6 --.6%. commodities did take a beating as the market plunged yesterday. saunder smith gives us the details. >> this year's gains for commodities now gone. the fed's bleak economic outlook weighing on commodities across the board in thursday's session. in fact, copper seeing its biggest selloff in years. that of course, an industrial metal heavily -- heavily tied to construction. and if there is slowing global demand, there could be lower copper prices. oil also seeing big selling in thursday's session falling 6 bucks. it did fall at one point below $80 a barrel but closed just above there, many traders saying if the economic concerns continue, we could see new levels in the 70's for oil. whe

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