leyland to avila. avila to porcello. this one gets away.l go into the dugout, sending elvis andrus down to second base. >> tim: gene mach was a great manager and he used to tell base runners give the pitcher something else to think about other than the hitter. elvis andrus did that. draws a ball in the dirt. and is on second anyway. so he didn't have to steal second base. >> joe: and now for a guy like michael young, doesn't hit a ton of home runs, the rbi chance is easier. in to centerfield. base hit. austin jackson will come up throwing. at the plate. safe. rangers lead. down to second, young, who has his first rbi of the post season. all those throws over, finally the error and it leads to the go-ahead run in the sixth. job excellent base running by elvis andrus drawing the error from porcello. then excellent hitting and base running by michael young. throwing to second base on the throw home. jackson throws it low enough. but miguel cabrera isn't there. and couldn't cut the ball off. so texas running the bases well. the third run of the

jim leyland among the best. when his team is down the most, that's when he's happiest. leadership, in my view. >> joe: he showed no panic on his face when when we went intos office tonight. >> tim: when he's up in a series, 2-0, 2-1, that's what he's suspicious. when he's down he shows his players he's not afraid, and again, that's the essence of leadership. >> joe: full count on torrealba. now the two big guns are getting ready for the tigers in their pen. fister will have to make that not relevant until the ninth. >> tim: he's the same in the eighth as he was in the first, inside to right-handed batters. he wants a fastball. >> joe: so did torrealba, as he gets it into left. one-hops the wall and he will beat torrealba, and he is safe, as the ball comes out! what a play for the texas rangers as torrealba was going to be out by ten feet. good throw by raburn out in left. >> tim: you can't take this chance when you are trailing by four in the eighth inning or any inning, for that matter. i think he knocked the ball out of the glove with his head. pops right out of santi

we have opportunity to win this game. >> chris: that's what jim leyland told us.h 1-4-7. he will go 1-5. >> a.j.: but things change and he only threw 82 pitches. if they need him, he will be back for game four. if the they're down 2-1 and in detroit and needs to win, and rick porcello takes the mound now, you will see verlander out there. >> chris: you don't have an ulterior motive do you, use up the bullets in 2011 so you don't see him in 2012? >> a.j.: so i don't see him six times like this year? >> chris: just checking. ken rosenthal, busy bee in the tigers' dug-out. who do you have? >> ken: brandon inge, the tigers' third baseman. brandon, how frustrating is this for you guys? mounting a rally and the rain starts again. >> player: it's part of baseball. we dealt with it in new york, too. it came out fine in new york. maybe we can mount another comeback. i don't know. might work out good for us. i don't know if c.j. is coming back out. lefty on lefty so it might work out in our favor. >> ken: how about if justin won't come back either? >> player: if you leave i

jim leyland has to be thrilled with the start tonight by doug fister.ness should never foe unrecognized. it was by victor martinez in the fourth. the tigers added on, they win it 5-2. they now trail in this series two games to one. so getting a chance to return home. the tigers now are on the board. we look ahead to tomorrow afternoon with hairston and porcello. now the tigers have guaranteed that justin verlander will pitch again in this series, game five on thursday afternoon. there's the pitching match-up tomorrow. hairston was good in the division series. porcello a loser in the division series. good a couple nights ago in game one. let's go to ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, joe. he's doug fister. joaquin benoit joked with you about pitching nine innings. it didn't look that was going to happen. how did you turn it around. >> stuck with the same game plan. they hit a few ground balls and hit it through the holes and good hitters to. they came out firing. i stuck with the game plan and used our defense. tremendous plays out there. that's the name of

now leyland will have his say. it will be first and second.e and jim leyland wants to talk to welke, the crew chief. here it is again. napoli didn't really go after it. that allowed cabrera to score all the way from second base. the pants may have moved. and again, too hard to tell. >> terry: it looks like it hit his pants. how do you fault an umpire when they have a split second to get it right. we've looked at it seven times and we don't know. >> joe: here it is again. regular speed. this is what they are going on. >> terry: victor bought and sold it also. umpire is going. >> joe: if victor doesn't sell it, then maybe you are looking at a different outcome. victor is in essence saying it hit me by going down to first base. >> terry: but the umpire right away appealed -- checked to see. >> joe: leyland is going to have his say. he will walk away hot. >> terry: he is yelling at everybody. >> terry: he may be saying with the appeal he's supposed to wait for the call, not wait for the umpire to ask. that might be part of the point here. >> joe:

jim leyland sticking with alburquerque. washington walking cabrera with one out, nobody on. >> joe: miguel cabrera with a small lead. he is not going anywhere. victor martinez at the plate. >> ball one, inside. >> tim: outfield is playing no double defense, the no-double defense for outfielders means that the outfielders doesn't necessarily have to plan to pull or anything like that. they are straightaway but they play about five feet deeper than they would normally play. for a power hitter like victor martinez. >> joe: strike one. good pitch. insiginside corner. >> joe: one ball, one strike. one on, one out. >> joe: to the right side and through it. and now miguel cabrera after the intentional walk is 90 feet away. >> tim: not only is cabrera walked intentionally, but the first baseman michael young is holding cabrera on. and that allows the ball to go through, cabrera to go to third. >> joe: a big hit by victor martinez. and the intentional walk has come back to haunt the texas rangers. who knows what miguel cabrera would

jim leyland among the best. when his team is down the most, that's when he's happiest. leadership, in my view. >> joe: he showed no panic on his face when when we went intos office tonight. >> tim: when he's up in a series, 2-0, 2-1, that's what he's suspicious. when he's down he shows his players he's not afraid, and again, that's the essence of leadership. >> joe: full count on torrealba. now the two big guns are getting ready for the tigers in their pen. fister will have to make that not relevant until the ninth. >> tim: he's the same in the eighth as he was in the first, inside to right-handed batters. he wants a fastball. >> joe: so did torrealba, as he gets it into left. one-hops the wall and he will beat torrealba, and he is safe, as the ball comes out! what a play for the texas rangers as torrealba was going to be out by ten feet. good throw by raburn out in left. >> tim: you can't take this chance when you are trailing by four in the eighth inning or any inning, for that matter. i think he knocked the ball out of the glove with his head. pops right out of santi

he's won it all with jim leyland and the marlins back in '97.d as one of the best in any front office across baseball. built the marlins, built the tigers with his friend, jim leyland, and trying to get them back to the world series. they went there in '06. two balls and a strike. on the outside corner. 2-2. >> tim: an old devil moon for the tigers. >> joe: here comes the 2-2 from brad penny. andrus spoiled it. >> tim: that's the thing about the rangers this year and last year as opposed to a decade ago3 they don't strike out a lot. in fact, they struck out fewer than any other major league team. they are a group of individuals who can put the bat on the ball. they don't just stand back from their heels and launch things. >> joe: here's the 2-2. back up the middle and penny will end the inning with that play, but the rangers get two more and lead by 8 as we go to the seventh. game six. texas trying to end it tonight and head to the world series. back after this from your local fox station. >>> a virginia family waiting for answers. no sign of a

jim leyland has to be thrilled with the start tonight by doug fister. the best play of tonight's game is brought to you by the audi aa. true greatness should never foe unrecognized. it was by victor martinez in the fourth. the tigers added on, they win it 5-2. they now trail in this series two games to one. so getting a chance to return home. the tigers now are on the board. we look ahead to tomorrow afternoon with hairston and porcello. now the tigers have guaranteed that justin verlander will pitch again in this series, game five on thursday afternoon. there's the pitching match-up tomorrow. hairston was good in the division series. porcello a loser in the division series. good a couple nights ago in game one. let's go to ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, joe. he's doug fister. joaquin benoit joked with you about pitching nine innings. it didn't look that was going to happen. how did you turn it around. >> stuck with the same game plan. they hit a few ground balls and hit it through the holes and good hitters to. they came out firing. i stuck with the ga

leyland is the same way. >> joe: victor martinez looking to pound it. he pops it up. two out. the batter will be don kelly. >> today's game on fox sponsored by fiat, and by liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >> joe: we continue in the bottom of the seventh. don kelly gets his first at-bat. napoli will trot out and talk about what they plan on doing with kelly in his first at-bat of the game. don took over for delmon young, who homered twice. the lefty, mike gonzalez, gets loose. and now gonzalez is coming in. not want to go fall any further behind, the pitching change. kelly is coming up, two out in the seventh. the team facing elimination tonight leads by five. you saved us hundreds. what was that? the discount double check? it's when we comb through your policies and make sure that you're getting all the discounts you deserve. no, i get that part, but you guys are doing my move. the discount double check move? that's my touchdown dance. so you're a dancer? no, i'm a quarterback. oh, a quarterback. mrr. i'm a robot. mm, mm. ee, er, ee, er. get out o

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we have opportunity to win this game. >> chris: that's what jim leyland told us.h 1-4-7. he will go 1-5. >> a.j.: but things change and he only threw 82 pitches. if they need him, he will be back for game four. if the they're down 2-1 and in detroit and needs to win, and rick porcello takes the mound now, you will see verlander out there. >> chris: you don't have an ulterior motive do you, use up the bullets in 2011 so you don't see him in 2012? >> a.j.: so i don't see him six times like this year? >> chris: just checking. ken rosenthal, busy bee in the tigers' dug-out. who do you have? >> ken: brandon inge, the tigers' third baseman. brandon, how frustrating is this for you guys? mounting a rally and the rain starts again. >> player: it's part of baseball. we dealt with it in new york, too. it came out fine in new york. maybe we can mount another comeback. i don't know. might work out good for us. i don't know if c.j. is coming back out. lefty on lefty so it might work out in our favor. >> ken: how about if justin won't come back either? >> player: if you leave i

he's won it all with jim leyland and the marlins back in '97.d as one of the best in any front office across baseball. built the marlins, built the tigers with his friend, jim leyland, and trying to get them back to the world series. they went there in '06. two balls and a strike. on the outside corner. 2-2. >> tim: an old devil moon for the tigers. >> joe: here comes the 2-2 from brad penny. andrus spoiled it. >> tim: that's the thing about the rangers this year and last year as opposed to a decade ago3 they don't strike out a lot. in fact, they struck out fewer than any other major league team. they are a group of individuals who can put the bat on the ball. they don't just stand back from their heels and launch things. >> joe: here's the 2-2. back up the middle and penny will end the inning with that play, but the rangers get two more and lead by 8 as we go to the seventh. game six. texas trying to end it tonight and head to the world series. back after this from your local fox station. p the best competeeon the streets of charm ity. the effo

that is the main concern of jim leyland. his moving about in left-field.g, moving around, and he showed that. his range was limited on that double to drive in a run by josh hamilton in game two. >> joe: torrealba had three hits last night. two singles, a double. ron washington wanted to keep his bat in the line-up as we go back to game two. in arlington. this is all delmon young could do to throw it. just blip it. from the outfield. so any base hit to left scores david murphy here easily. >> joe: a breaking ball from porcello. strike one. >> tim: also, to exploit the weakness. if you are the runner on at first base and you are the rangers, they been alerted on line drive base hits to left field. don't just stop at second. round the bag. because there is no chance for young to be throwing behind you. >> joe: that is foul. strike two. >> tim: particularly with none or one out. >> joe: we did hear from ken rosenthal that the throwing is a little better from delmon young but he is far from right. not ken rosenthal. delmon young. >> joe: 1-2, the count on torre

. >>> they are telling us not to vote for ed leyland as mayor. >>> occupied protesters are being told they have to remove their tents. >>> our morning news team has a facebook page, we are all logged in waiting to hear from you just search the morning news team on facebook. mmm... if i were cheese... i wouldn't want to let go of myself either. come try the cheese inspired dishes on our $2, $4, $6, $8 value menu. only at denny's. . >>> in seattle, occupied protesters are no longer allowed to camp out at the downtown park. police removed the activists yesterday morning and he said he supports the right to protest but says city recalls must be followed and there is no camping in that park and all but 150 tents have been taken down. >>> occupied protest in new york city is considering and we will take you live where people are camping out there. coming up we will go to kraig debro for the occupied san francisco protest -- san francisco protest today. >>> it's not clear whether the 30,000 forces still in iraq are preparing to leave but negotiations are underway with the iraqi government to

young has his first hit of the alcs. >> terry: jim leyland is playing for no doubles.aight up, that ground ball 5-3. >> joe: now beltre who has a pair of doubles in this game. he led off that ninth inning with a double off the wall in left center. a big holt on the right-side. tigers not looking for a bunt at all. the pitch is inside. ball one. we have not seen nelson cruz have to hit again since getting hit on the wrist. he could come up in this 11th. 2-0. napoli on deck. then cruz. >> terry: let me tell you, this could be a big swing. >> joe: perry behind on the count. as opposed to michael young, here is a guy who knows how to end the game in thrilling fashion. there is your big swing. strike one. >> terry: almost hit him. >> joe: in to center. played on a bounce. the first two are on for the rangers in the 11th. [ applause ] >> joe: third hit of this game for adrian beltre. >> joe: napoli coming up, two on, nobody out. alburquerque is the right-han right-hander. daniel schlereth is a lefty. if you are just joining us, here is a summary. there hasn't been a lot of s

and leyland's team. edgar rentaria, the game-winning hit in game seven.owe gets the sign from torrealba. here comes a 2-2. berkman trying to reach for the fourth straight time and he popped it foul back here. >> joe: the cardinals came in hitting .203 as a team through two games of the world series. but scored 14 runs on 12 hit, popped three home runs. that is ball three. mark mcgwire in his second season of hitting coach has returned to the game. a good pitch. that is dropped down and away from lowe to get berkman to start the eighth. >> tim: it looks like a splitter or a changeup. really going down to get lance berkman. that was a split-finger fastball from mark lowe. good pitch. >> joe: that will bring in david freese. >> tim: the cardinals have a left-handed hitting instructor and a right-handed hitting instructor mark mcgwire. vy said for years and it's been my philosophy through years that every team should have a left-hand and a right-handed hitting instructor. i think left-handed hitters are different enough that they need someone who understands

they would also offer free rides to students without bus school service and the idea was proposed by leyland lee. it doubled from 10 to $20 and budget cuts have left several city schools without any type of bus service. >>> sal, it has been relatively quiet this morning. >> it has but this is when things begin to change. as you can see there is a little bit of a back up at the toll plaza and as soon as they turn on those metering lights, you will get a back up and if you can get here soon, you will avoid the larger backups we have. heading out to the high-rise and toll plaza, also interstate 880 also good driving through there and also we look at highway number 4 because it is always slow getting better in bay .6 09 let's go to steve. >>> all these record rainfalls, ken field 1.75, almost an inch of rain, record was set and they checked in with an inch of rain after 4:00 yesterday. oakland 7.2 and even mountain view, all 24 hour record rain totals so how are we doing so early in the year? i would say we are doing well. santa rosa are 3.4% over normal and they should have a third of an inch.

that's where we find leyland vittert with the latest. >> the rockets started falling in southern israels people we were-- the worse in the apartment complex, the inferno consumed a number of cars and the rocket fell right in the parking lot. one person who was killed was doing what he was supposed to be doing, which is taking cover and that's when the schrapnel cut him down this morning, residents are taking notice of the damage. the car here. you can see what the stlchrapnel does. this is red-hot metal that cuts through. if it does this to a hardened car, you can imagine what it would do to a person when it hits. and you look at some of the weapons islamicist jihad is using inside the gaza strip to launch rockets into southern israel, this is a truck mounted rocket system they've released video of that was used for the first time and then the attack. the israeli air force pounding away at targets inside the gaza strip overnight, killing at these nine people and report add number of explosions the places they hit and indicated those were indeed weapons storage facilities. and harris, su

san francisco state senator leyland ye off -- offered that bill. the governor also signed five pipeline safety bills in response to last year's deadly san bruno explosion. pg&e will be required to install automatic and remote control shut off valves throughout the transmission system. >>> apple co-founder steve jobs was laid to rest. the small private funeral today. the current ceo says the company is planning he call a celebration of steve's extraordinary life and he died at the age of 56. his family has not released the cause of death, but jobs was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and had a liver transplant. he leaves four children and his wife. his last project was an anniversary project for her. >> he made her a special hand-made box and had a hand-written note and love note. he talked about how we have had good times, hard times, but we never had bad times. the love between them was so palpable and so beautiful. >> sony pictures purchased the movie rights to the authorized biography of steve jobs. the book is due out later this month. >>> comi

jim leyland's club fell behind 3-1. playing at home. the crowd in their favor.ton's rangers. looked like they were in trouble here. my mic? and then here we go. before you know it the play that plate, that was it. from there on it was a texas party. detroit had their chance and it didn't happen for them. nelson cruz, four home runs this post season. cruz 10 home runs in just 25 post season games. it's 7-3 texas. they lead the series 3 games to 1. national league. the hottest item right now in st. louis. squirrels. owns the forseasons in new york city, he got his fortune on beanie babies. back to the action. there is dave freeze. cardinals 4-0. mark used to play for the a's. he was the guy when ken got fired, said he was a lousy manager anyway. jason motte finishes off the bruise. 4-3. st. louis leze the series 2 games to 1. and that would be an up set if tony tony larussa's team can pull it off. morgan suffered a broken bone in his right leg. raiders first move after the passing of mr. davis. a trade. you don't see many trades in the nfl. this fellow here came o

san francisco state senator leyland ye off -- offered that bill. the governor also signed five pipeline safety bills in response to last year's deadly san bruno explosion. pg&e will be required to install automatic and remote control shut off valves throughout the transmission system. >>> apple co-founder steve jobs was laid to rest. the small private funeral today. the current ceo says the company is planning he call a celebration of steve's extraordinary life and he died at the age of 56. his family has not released the cause of death, but jobs was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and had a liver transplant. he leaves four children and his wife. his last project was an anniversary project for her. >> he made her a special hand-made box and had a hand-written note and love note. he talked about how we have had good times, hard times, but we never had bad times. the love between them was so palpable and so beautiful. >> sony picurchased the movie rights to the authorized biography of steve jobs. the book is due out later this month. >>> coming up n

. >>> jim leyland and the tigers hosting the yankees. bottom of the 7th game tied 4- 4.elvin young first pitch good-bye. that's a solo home run, 8th inning the tigers lead the yankees 5-4. >>> all right. that does it for now. i'm dave feldman. brian comes back with more of the edge right after this. have a good night. urmat.d  >>> quite an accomplishment for one runner who completed the twin cities marathon in minnesota over the weekend. jeanine julson was celebrating her 83rd birthday. the great grandmother and breast cancer survivor has been competing in marathons since her 58th birthday. it took her about eight hours to cross the finish line, but she did it. >> i decided that i seen people in the back and i could do that and that's where i still am, in the back. i want to keep running as long as i think i can do it and i don't know how long that will be. >> she ran the race in support of her granddaughter who is currently battling a nerve tissue disorder. this was julson's 53rd marathon.

nobody respects vavlerde any more than jim leyland.lways ready to go to the post. >> joe: if this game gets to the 11th, it will be josh hamilton, michael young and adrian beltre. jackson. is hit by the pitch. >> tim: oh, boy! wrong guy to hit right there. feldman knows it. now you've got speed on the bases. >> tim: just nicked the uniform. the bloused part around the abdomen. and jackson is on. guess who is on deck? >> joe: the uniform is considered part of the body. so hit by the pitch. we haven't seen jackson tempt napoli or torrealba last night, trying to swipe a base. >> tim: you know what, joe? it will be interesting to see if raburn gives him a chance to steal and takes maybe a pitch or two. michael gonzalez is warming. >> joe: there he goes. just inside. the throw down is in time. two out. and napoli cuts down austin jackson. >> tim: right on the money! again, mike napoli telling us that he loves to catch and not d.h. because then he is right in the middle of the action. and was he ever then. the tag at home plate. and now the

nobody respects vavlerde any more than jim leyland. and now he is always ready to go to the post. >> joe: if this game gets to the 11th, it will be josh hamilton, michael young and adrian beltre. jackson. is hit by the pitch. >> tim: oh, boy! wrong guy to hit right there. feldman knows it. now you've got speed on the bases. >> tim: just nicked the uniform. the bloused part around the abdomen. and jackson is on. guess who is on deck? >> joe: the uniform is considered part of the body. so hit by the pitch. we haven't seen jackson tempt napoli or torrealba last night, trying to swipe a base. >> tim: you know what, joe? it will be interesting to see if raburn gives him a chance to steal and takes maybe a pitch or two. michael gonzalez is warming. >> joe: there he goes. just inside. the throw down is in time. two out. and napoli cuts down austin jackson. >> tim: right on the money! again, mike napoli telling us that he loves to catch and not d.h. because then he is right in the middle of the action. and was he ever then. the tag at home pla

jim leyland talked about kelly and started crying.t was fantastic. >> for carol, sunny and 80 degrees for the next three months i. know. right. great in detroit, though, great across much of the east but it's the nation's midsection that's seeing the lousy weather today. extremely windy from the upper midwest all the way down to the gulf coast. the strongest winds here across parts of minnesota and the dakotas. gusting as much as 50 miles per hour. so high fire danger here today. it's really going to be affecting a lot of your travel. it all has to do with the cold front in the nation's midsection. we will see occasional showers and thundershowers, some severe in the western great lakes. on the back side, very cold. talking about snow. yeah. how much? a couple feet of it before all is said and done between, you know, what happened yesterday and as we head into today and into early tomorrow. temperaturewise, ahead of it it's nice and warming talking 80s across the plains and the east coast looks really, really great. if you have plans

joining us for their perspective in jerusalem is leyland vitter. >> kind of interesting here. >> go aheadg what's going on here. there is about 80% of the israeli public that supports this deal. 60%, though, say even though they support it, it's going to mean more attacks. more dead israelis and at least for the people who have already been victims of these attacks, they're saying we understand that people want this soldier home but what was my son's life worth? >> the bombing in jerusalem killed 15. the attack in tel aviv killed more than 20, mostly teenagers. the bus bombing killed 17 and now the men and women behind some of israel's most deadly and horrific suicide attacks will go free. >> does that seem fair to you? >> it's not -- it's not fair. it's not just. >> joseph zurr is like many fathers who now feel betrayed by a government willing to trade hundreds of convicted killers for one young soldier. >> the state of israel first to prevent this and now betraying him and me the second time by releasing his mothers. >> the victims' families are now marching to the prime minister's offi