the larsens say they won't publish the book even if it surfaces. to have only fueled sales of larsen's books as fanatic readers take sides. what do you think stieg would think of the conflict that has occurred between the woman that he loved and lived with and his father and brother? >> of course it's a tragedy. he would have looked at it that same way. stieg never cared for money. he wouldn't have understood the situation. >> reporter: stieg larsson who in life never made more than $30,000 a year has achieved in death what most authors only dream of. he is now a world famous writer who has left his readers desperate for more. [ son ] my parents have always lived in the states. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found their local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something special. their old seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] citi thankyou points

the larsens say they won't publish the book even if it surfaces. to have only fueled sales of larsen's books as fanatic readers take sides. what do you think stieg would think of the conflict that has occurred between the woman that he loved and lived with and his father and brother? >> of course it's a tragedy. he would have looked at it that same way. stieg never cared for money. he wouldn't have understood the situation. >> reporter: stieg larsson who in life never made more than $30,000 a year has achieved in death what most authors only dream of. he is now a world famous writer who has left his readers desperate for more. [ male announcer ] taxes. so who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?" jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as governor, and pushed for higher sales taxes? jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. s

the larsens say they won't publish the book even if it surfaces. to have only fueled sales of larsen's books as fanatic readers take sides. what do you think stieg would think of the conflict that has occurred between the woman that he loved and lived with and his father and brother? >> of course it's a tragedy. he would have looked at it that same way. stieg never cared for money. he wouldn't have understood the situation. >> reporter: stieg larsson who in life never made more than $30,000 a year has achieved in death what most authors only dream of. he is now a world famous writer who has left his readers desperate for more. ,,,,, >> osgood: campaign 2010 now has less than a month to go. and in a few governors' races it's possible that what's old may end up being new again. here's senior political correspondent jeff greenfield. >> reporter: all across america this year, long-time office holders and insiders have fallen under a wave of public disaffection with those holding power. >> remember november. >> reporter: all across america this year inc

larsen and today roy holiday. the atlanta braves have hit town 6:37 p.m.ants' rookie of the year candidate jason hayward doing his thing. directly at of sacramento midseason acquisition from the cubs. the braves have pretty good players. giants are the favored it bobby cox point of talking about derrick. >> he has been lights out the last month and i brought some notes with me he's giving up four runs in the last five starts and is walked three guys in his accumulated a lot of strikeouts in the game. a game high of 121 sees a lot different pitcher right now that it was in the first half of the season he was good in the first half he's even better now. >> to pitch like this in a pennant race is something i've always enjoyed pitching big games and here we are with another opportunity tomorrow. >> bobby cox for nearby and the central valley he's announced his retirement this could be as final series place as hey i have notes i want to give you as the correct information. >> giants of just taken the field for their final workout again, if everything breaks awa

tomorrow is the anniversary of don larsen's perfect game.tter in major league postseason history. now he has some company. a sellout crowd in philadelphia watch roy halladay pitched a no- hitter against the cincinnati reds. it was his first post season start ever. in the second, he helps himself with a hit. carlos perez, -- carlos ramuiz, the catcher scores. two outs. a tapper. and that is it. 4-0 no-hitter. he had won what or what have match don larsen's perfect game. he pitched a perfect game against the marlins earlier this summer. we'll hear from roy in the next half-hour. the yankees beat the twins 6-4 thanks to a home run from mark teixeira. a win that was sealed by a diving interception from ray lewis, one of the great place of his career. now the ravens take aim at the stanford team that throws the ball much more than pittsburg -- and a denver team that throws the ball much more than pittsburg. >> they may catch some balls. you have to get them and hope the guy limits the run out to catch them. >> they have been playing major league

he's considered one the best pitchers in the leak, the last no-hitter in a playoff was don larsen withhe yankees back in 1956. >> a live look at storm tracker 4 radar as expected to moderate rain coming in off the diablo range is weakening as it heads toward milpitas but were still single light showers over parts of the south bay. we'll talk more about the chance for rain this evening coming up in just a few minutes. in world abuse of the pope hope continues to rise for the rescue of the minors. we could be talking a matter of days before the minors are reached. >> we've got an animation that gives you a better idea of what's happening. there are three drills digging their way toward the 33 men. all of them making progress but the drill known as plan b is getting into a for effort. it's been moving faster and deeper. it's now less than 175 yds from the man and could be within inches in a matter of days. on the surface more and more people pour into the tent city or families way to greet the man. almost everything is ready later this week the helicopter pilot that will cure that awful b

roy halladay pitched the first no-hitter in postseason play since don larsen.clinton portis will be sidelined for-six games. he is 29 years old. his body has taken a beating, and it is a fear. the groin injury is severe. that affects the hips, takes time to heal. the bottom line, clinton portis out at least four to six weeks. >> when guys go down, you are happy when i step up and play. these guys are getting an opportunity to show us. >>> randy moss was traded today from new england it to minnesota. the patriots get a third round draft pick and bret favre it's a big-time receiver. >>> roy halladay threw only the second no-hitter in post-season baseball history. he was in complete control, dominating the reds. the bottom of the second,, his at-bat. single. ruiz score is easily, 2-0 philadelphia. the last batter in the ninth, phillips. ninth,ruiz, nice throw. there it is, no runs, no hits, no walks. >> the best part about it is your job is only to help the team win the game. i think if you keep that focus off yourself, on the team, trying to help, it makes the jo

. >> second pitcher in the history of the game to throw a no-hitter, larsen was the last one.ito has officially been told he will not be the giants' playoff rotation. >>> the rangers and tampa against the race's molina teas off. he had and rbi single. they opened with victory over tampa. >>> game 1, tied in the 7th, texeria, tell it bye-bye baby. the yankees win 6-4 in minnesota. randy moss is own his way back to minnesota. the strike -- vikings give a third round draft pick to get him. >> he and prince are going to be good friends. china. china. india. russia. poland. i know precisely why those jobs go. [ male announcer ] because fiorina shipped them there. to shanghai instead of san jose. bangalore instead of burbank. proudly stamping her products "made in china." 30,000 workers gone while fiorina took $100 million for herself. carly fiorina. outsourcing jobs. out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found their local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neigh

i live in -- larsen. there are some places in san francisco, there's starbucks and a pizza on every corner. it seems like in my area, it's noted for a bar or a beverage liquor store on every corner. i think that's really sad. i've lived in the area for about 30 years, and when i first came here, my home had availability in two blocks, to walk to two places where i could buy liquor. now in near my home, i can walk two blocks and there are nine places where i might obtain liquor. i don't know where it is. i don't make those decisions. and it's the third time this store has applied to sell spirits. he's been turned down, or they've been turned down before. i see no need, in my opinion, for another store to sell liquor. i also am terribly against having any amount of his store being approved to be able to sell liquor. somehow once liquor gets in, it becomes a liquor store. you don't go in there to buy health bars or health drinks. you go in to buy liquor. and i understand there is an economic need for him and

halladay, first postseason no-hitter since don larsen did it in 1956.he phillies win 4-0. >>> yankees and twins from minnesota's target field. tied at 4-4. in the top of the seventh inning. get up and get gone. mark teixeira, a two-run home run, giving the yankees the lead. bottom of the eighth inning. mariano rivera, trying to get out of a jam. and he gets it done. the yankees win, 6-4. >>> also, the rangers taking on the rays. and texas, with a huge win, 5-1, at tropicana field. they defeat david price in the process. >>> and that is all for your espn news update. i'm don bell. back to you in new york. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today, including the aftermath of rare tornadoes tearing through arizona. we'll be right back. oni®, the first self-injectable r.a. medicine you take just once a month. taken with methotrexate, simponi® helps relieve the pain, stiffness and swelling of r.a. with one dose once a month. visit 4simponi.com to see if you qualify for a full year of cost support. simponi® can lower your ability to fight infec

don larsen pitched the other no- hitter, a perfect game against the brooklyn dodgers. the anniversary of that game is tomorrow. sunday, it is the ravens and broncos. fans are still buzzing about sunday's wind against the steelers. ray lewis sealed the deal with this diving interception. is the 29th of his career. and now the defense takes aim at a very good denver offense. the broncos throw the ball more than pittsburgh does. ravens' defense will be ready. >> they may catch some balls. you have to get them and stop them and hope that will limit the run and things like that because of baseball playoffs resume today. hard to top what happened last by. >> thank you. 51 degrees on tv hill. much more to come in the next half-hour of 11 news today. >> the supreme court is on the verge of making a decision that could further define the first amendment. details are next. >> the performances were not the only thing drawing gasps last night. it's a story you do not want to mess. >> getting kind of busy. the richest in the one in the city. we'll update you. with threenging out bu

larsen did a perfect game in the world series. this is the second no-hitter of the season.this coming in the first game of the playoffs. the phillies were facing, how they only what one person in the game. so no one did get a hit in the game. he had a perfect game earlier in the season, 27 batters up 27 batters down. >> this is a second amazing feat >> yes twice in one season, the have two no-hitters. three hits in the game is the least amount hits' that this red team has had in the season until last night. >> is him being good, not then being bad. >> alright 6:40 a.m. is the time right now we will be back right >> alright 6:40 a.m. is the time right now we will be back right in just a couple of minutes. tman ] they say california can't be governed anymore. i say baloney. this state belongs to all of us. we just have to decide we want to change. i know government isn't a business and it shouldn't be, but the same values of accountability and focus that make california businesses among the best in the world could do a lot to fix sacramento. i'm on a mission to create more jo

he did this one yesterday and it also means, i don't have to always hear that don larsen was the onlyto pitch a perfect game. it was the yankees beating the brooklyn dodgers back then. >> that's it for "daily rundown." >>> up next, "chris jansing & company." >> at 1:00 "andrea mitchell reports."'s massa gel soles softness and support... ...are outrageously comfortable. ...on second thought, i think i'll walk... (announcer) are u gellin'? dr. scholl >>> newt gingrich picks a fight with nancy pelosi and the

democrats are spending a lot of money on behalf of rick larsen, someone who they did not think would be a republican target. the other great race is right along the pacific ocean coast. there are two strong candidates. there is a democrat named denny heck. he is a former state legislator, chief of staff to a popular governor. he started a version of c-span in washington state which runs all of the legislative hearings. the democratic congressional campaign committee dropping $450,000 into that race. that is one of the top three races that democrats are spending on. republicans believe they are very far ahead here. it is a race that will be turned out -- determined by the turnout. washington state election law -- it is all mail-in. democrats and republicans just need to get their constituents to get their forms turned back in. but their efforts are really about educating them for this month and then filling out their ballots before they send them in. host: what about the senate race? guest: patty murray is facing a tough race against dino rossi. he is a former statewide candidate. he

democrats are spending a lot of money on behalf of rick larsen, someone who they did not think would be a republican target. the other great race is right along the pacific ocean coast. there are two strong candidates. there is a democrat named denny heck. he is a former state legislator, chief of staff to a popular governor. he started a version of c-span in washington state which runs all of the legislative hearings. the democratic congressional campaign committee dropping $450,000 into that race. that is one of the top three races that democrats are spending on. republicans believe they are very far ahead here. it is a race that will be turned out -- determined by the turnout. washington state election law -- it is all mail-in. democrats and republicans just need to get their constituents to get their forms turned back in. but their efforts are really about educating them for this month and then filling out their ballots before they send them in. host: what about the senate race? guest: patty murray is facing a tough race against dino rossi. he is a former statewide candidate. he

not since don larsen's perfect game back in 1956 has there been a no-hitter in the postseason. >> that was in the world series. and doc came very close to a perfect game himself. one walk away. >>> you were with big hitters in orlando last night, george. >> they were hitting hard. that's right, robin. we're down here for a key senate debate. the first primetime senate debate down here in florida. it was broadcast all across florida. kendrick meek, charlie crist, marco rubio. they went at it from the start on all the big issues. on the economy, health care, social security. what's wrong with washington. they echoed the conversation,that is happening all across the country in these midterms. we're going to get into that ahead. >> they did not hold back last night with you, george. >>> we're also learning more about the alleged attack by pirates on a american couple jet skiing. along the u.s.-mexico border. this morning, we'll hear from an eyewitness, who will say he saw men on boats chasing two people across the water. we'll also speak with tiffany hartley. she was there on wednesday, wh

that is when new york yankees don larsen pitched a perfect game against the brook line dodgers. yankees beat minnesota. and texas topped the rays. >>> san francisco police want tips. golden gate park officials want donations. after two cases of vandalism at the golf course in golden gate park. >>> most recently on monday, somebody drove onto the golf course. look at these pictures. badly damaged three holes. this is the second time that's happened in just one week. that damage you're looking at is estimated at $100,000. those repairs could take up to a year. >>> police in concord arrested a parolee after three, count them, three foot chases and an escape from a police car. police say this 31-year-old suspect first ran away after a car he was riding in was pulled over last night on meadow lane. police spotted him two more times before they were able to arrest him the but after being taken down to the police station, he somehow escaped from a police car. they eventually arrested him a second time. >>> 7:54. facebook is rolling out some new features that may come as a welcome relie

halladay jones yankee's great don larsen to become only the second pitcher in history to complete thist as they take game one from the reds. bill hem era big reds fan. there might be quite a showdown between the shows. jon: including our producer tr i ina. today marks another milestone for fox news channel. break out the birthday candles. it was exactly 14 years ago today fox went live across the nation. when fox news breaks from the very beginning we set out to be your destination for news fair & balanced. we want to thank you for joining us each and every day. jenna: thank you for reminding us of that today. jon: i was here on opening day 14 years ago. what a great event. jenna: things have changed. jon:

there are rushte and moracami, and any number of other people from, you know -- steve larsen. we are no longer bound only by kind of nationalism in our sense of american literature. but i think sometimes the world looks at america and reduces it just as we might look at the muslim world, whereas american culture, american literature is there as the countries that you describe, that we are not just girls gone wild. you know, that's not our culture. we have a lot of variety here. which is what has troubled me in some ways when we think about people criticizing the more sort of overt exploitation of american culture. what is american culture. american culture is a lot of different things. >> yes. i'm so, so grateful that you brought this point up. first of all, i think americans should start understanding, we need a cultural diplomacy for inside america. you know, americans should understand their culture. now, let me say something, michael, as an immigrant. i just became a citizen in 2008 and i definitely did not come to this country to fill up my pockets, or to train my childre

in a 4-0 victory to take game one of the national league series and he joins only the yankees don larsennkees were in minnesota for game one of the division series. they're playing outdoors. game was tied for the seventh inning until this two-run homer down the line off the bat. he puts the yanks up for good. ninth inning now, one on for jim thome against mariano rivera. gets him to pop up to end the game. yankees win by a final score of 6-4. game two will be tonight in minnesota. andy petitte has been pitching to see if he can reclaim some of that past post-season glory and the other game, you have the rangers beating the rays in tampa to win game one of that series. game two will be this afternoon. kind of an odd story coming your way now. steroids ok for pro athletes? that's what sportcasting legend brent m bre brentmusberger. he told students that performance enhancing drugs could be used in the pros under proper doctor's care. shee here's the truth about steroids. they work. i've heard some people say that steroids should be banned because they're not healthy for you, let's find out

there are rushte and moracami, and any number of other people from, you know -- steve larsen.e are no longer bound only by kind of nationalism in our sense of american literature. but i think sometimes the world looks at america and reduces it just as we might look at the muslim world, whereas american culture, american literature is there as the countries that you describe, that we are not just girls gone wild. you know, that's not our culture. we have a lot of variety here. which is what has troubled me in some ways when we think about people criticizing the more sort of overt exploitation of american culture. what is american culture. american culture is a lot of different things. >> yes. i'm so, so grateful that you brought this point up. first of all, i think americans should start understanding, we need a cultural diplomacy for inside america. you know, americans should understand their culture. now, let me say something, michael, as an immigrant. i just became a citizen in 2008 and i definitely did not come to this country to fill up my pockets, or to train my children