matt carpenter, then a pinch hitter, jon jay, it appears, then matt holliday.ruck out the pinch hitter, matt adams, to end the eighth. strike one. the 1-1. splitter for ball two. strike two. strike three called. one away. >> tim: after all those splitters, that fastball looks faster and carpenter takes it. that was a two-seam fastball. talk about deceptive. >> joe: like john farrell has told us more than once in this postseason, koji uehara has an amazing ability to read a hitter and be one pitch ahead of him. here's jon jay batting for robinson. strike one as he starts in with a fastball. >> tim: a former pitching coach saying he's the best he's ever seen. >> joe: one ball, one strike. that's down the left field line, out of play, strike two. the boston red sox win here tonight, they'll have a chance to clinch the world series at home, at fenway park for the first time since 1918. with one out, nobody on, the 1-2 pitch. just up and away with the fastball. 2-2. uehara trying to save it for jon lester. here's the 2-2 pitch. back-to-back fastballs from the boston

and interview and viewer phonecalls with pulitzer prize winning investigative reporter matt apuzzo whocusses his looks up five inside the nypd's secret spying unit and bin laden's final plot against america. this is about 20 minutes. >> "africana" what is the nypd intel unit? >> the intelligence division is like nothing else that exists in american policing. after 9/11 ray kelly the police commissioner and the nypd decided he couldn't rely on the federal government to keep the city safe anymore and he needed his own intelligence division. he did something that has never been done. he recruited a guy by the name of david colon to run the intelligence division. david cullen was the former deputy director of operations for the nypd. basic leg he was the tops by and it was like something out of a movie. out of retirement -- recruited out of retirement to start something new at the nypd. why are we taking somebody from the cia who is trained to subvert laws and operate where the constitution doesn't apply and putting him in the new york state -- city police department. to radical moment in

but mattes continues to report on suleiman. and after his third story, mattes says he gets a frightening phone call. >> in the middle of the night, i'm going to come get you. you're an insect. you better retract. >> mattes says threatening late-night calls to his personal cell phone become regular and frequent. >> all of the threats were directed at my reporting. all of the threats were directed at shutting me down. >> the now notorious mauling starts while mattes is interviewing this man, b.k. phillips, for a fourth story about a pair of previous run-ins with suleiman. >> this is our house. >> phillips lives next door to one of suleiman's buildings and he says, first, they have a neighborly squabble. and on a second occasion, as phillips walks through his neighborhood back to his home on a sunday afternoon, he says suleiman crosses the line. >> suleiman shows up out of nowhere, screeched up in his car, kicked open his car door, ran out and literally was posturing like i'm going to kick your butt, i'm going to beat your ass and

a big one for tazawa to get adams. >> tim: he goes upstairs to matt adams.lling us before the game, that's where most national league pitchers try to pitch him. very upset. >> joe: now it's molina. last time molina stepped up in the fifth inning, the red sox walked him with a runner at second and two out. infield is in.&0&uy blocked by saltalamacchia. this 1-0 the count.8!ff molina waits. 1-1. molina looked like he was going to drive that baseball into the ground after the check swing or the little foul tip. missed it. you don't see that too often. come here, ball! >> joe: he just flicked it away. waiting for a 1-1 pitch. runner at third. one out. two runs home in the inning. molina, tazawa. ball two. on deck is freese. the 2-1. 2-2. >> tim: that was hittable right there. that first foul ball was a ball out of the strike zone. this one is in his wheelhouse and he missed it. two-seam fastball. >> joe: two balls, two strikes. >> tim: halloween early. >> joe: tazawa struck out adams and looking for the same with molina up. full count. john farrell's bull pen c

>> then matt reveals the final surprise.r family and friends, all seated in the back so ginny wouldn't notice them in the dark theater. >> and he turned me around and my family and friends are all up in the stands and it was just an unreal moment and, like i said, i just thinking back on it, i can't even believe that it happened. >> ginny says yes and the mission is accomplished flawlessly. matt and michael post the video on the internet, complete with ginny's reactions. >> the only reason we posted online is because there were some people that were supposed to be in the theater that day that weren't able to come and everybody was like, we have to see it. >> they saw it all right. so did more than 20 million others. matt and ginny become overnight youtube sensations scoring rave reviews from countless viewers. >> i think it's good for people to see a true love story. >> the best e-mails that i've received is from people that have been married for years and say, you know, i was really in a slump with my marriage and me and my

first pitch, a ball to matt adams.hrough nine spot. they've had their chances here tonight. but that group hasn't had an rbi in this series. there's pedroia. two out. here's david freese who struck out his last time 0 for 3. cardinal first baseman without an rbi in this world series. freese, strike one. chopper to third, bogaerts. inning over.

good morning. >> hi, matt. in the months since pope francis has been a pope he's been called a rock star and revolutionary and giving lengthy interviews, calling up people on the phone and spelling out what he wants to do to make the 2,000-year-old church more modern and more meaningful. >> reporter: this isn't any vatican meeting. for three days pope francis and 8 cardinals including an american are talking real change here. >> so this is all a big deal, isn't it? >> it is a big deal. what the pope is saying is that the vatican is here to serve the universal church. >> reporter: they will look at rewriting the vatican's constitution, how the administration works. the pope has already spoken out incredibly candidly in interviews just published, one of them with an atheist tackling head on a number of topics the church doesn't address. criticizing the structure itself. heads of the church have often been narcissists flattered and thrilled. the court is the lepracy of the papacy. >> he is throwing out how they us

dogma >>> >>> it's time to check in with matt dreidel for real or fake videos. how you doing, matt?this is c.j. "matt" dreidel giving you all the hits, on real or fake. popping off on right this minute. >>> let's hop into these videos. video number one. ♪ >> i think what we are trying to do is determine whether or not this guy is a d.j. >> they are zooming in because that thing is not plugged in. there is no power cord. >> the beat is changing on its own. it is just a track. >> i am going to say fake. >> good eye. >> any chance there is a plug on the other side? >> even if there is, it is switched to you have a. >> it is not plugged in or turned on. >> fake it until you make it. that's what he is doing. >> all five of them are saying fake. if you say real, matt, you are weird. >> a dead giveaway. not one single plug is plugged into that machine. he has his machines fooled. the video is real but definitely a fake d.j. >>> video number two. ♪ >> he pulled it off. >> real, real. >> totally real. >> real. >> i don't think it was planned. >> you guys are right. the fall was real. >> this

. >> joe: now it's tazawa who last night faced matt holidliday wit two on in a tie game in the seventh: it was a different story last night, too. 1-1 pitch. watch where it is. down and in. chin high. driving in two. to temporarily give the cardinals a 4-2 lead and red sox tied it in the eighth. >> joe: so matt holliday has driven home four in this world series, runners at first and second. good speed is on for st. louis with carpenter and beltran. and the number three hitter for the cardinals meant holliday is ready. so is tazawa. strike one. holliday o for 3 tonight. this is all tazawa and holliday. ross sets up away. and holiday hits it right to pedroia. the inning is over. so if you have a flat tire, dead battery, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fift

matt, kristen?> thank you. >>> a bail hearing today for the san francisco man accused of operating a black market website believed to have racked up more than a billion dollars in drug sales. ross ulbricht arrested tuesday in san francisco. federal prosecutors filed charges in new york alleging ulbricht is the mastermind who who operated silk road a digital marketplace that for three years, allowed users to trade illegal goods and services in near total secrecy. ulbricht is charged in maryland wit using a website to try to hire someone to kill a witness. >>> time now is 6:42. ahead wall street responds to the twitter ipo and trading under way on wall street right now. a live look at the big board. the dow is down 16 points. ahead live to bloomberg's jane king at the new york stock exchange. >> coming up we're continuing to follow breaking news from the south bay. a fire breaks out at a san jose home. live with new video from inside to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the plac

heavy bench, with guys like matt adams, jon jay and daniel descalso. there was a decision made with adams on deck to send kozma to the plate here. 0 for 1 tonight. ball one. the only right-hander that the cardinals have on their bench to start the night is the backup catcher, tony cruz. four lefties with adams, wong, jay and descalso. flied into left, easy for gomes. two out. a big out picked up by lester. and now matt adams will come off the bench and try and deliver something big here in the eighth.

thank you, matt. the new trailer. two of the cars are with us now. good morning to both of you guys. >> good morning. >> orlando, last time we saw you, ten years ago, lord of the rings and you're stepping back in character. what was that like? >> it was a joy, actually. i had such a wonderful time playing the character to begin with and to have had the call to come back and get to wear the blonde wig and pointy ears was wonderful. he's a great fun character. he's the action elf. >> it doesn't seem ten years older does he. >> no. >> spry and young as ever. >> he has been telling us during this interview to touch the scarf. >> yes. >> i wore it in the movie. i wasn't allowed to do any magic with it. >> what is it about this movie. the first installment came out last year. 1.1 billion. at the end of the day for movie goers why do they strike such a cord? >> the hobbit movie is based on the book that's been a best seller for 50 years. it's one of the greatest stories ever written and peter magic has turne

let's hit the links with matt from cookville, tennessee. how are you, matt? >> how's it going?g well, yourself? >> doing well. >> that's a nice collection you have back there, matt. >> yes. this is a collection my dad and i started playing golf when i was little and everywhere we played i picked up a ball. and the collection followed. >> i love it. let's add $200 to that total. everybody flip those cards. is it a new casino or the demolishing of old? people love the destruction. they want to see it crumble. watch the world burn with 90% of the vote. you are wrong, it's a new casino. got to bring in the new life. some casinos are timeless, some of them need to go. i don't disagree. our next question is worth $300. here are the two possible answers. we've got comedy central or soap net. the question is office workers said a reality show about their workplace should appear on which network? is it comedy central or soap net? all right, the answers are in. let's go to tampa, florida, and say hello to miss melanie. tell me about yourself and your little co-pilot there. >> oh, this is

matt, kristen? >> all right, thank you, dick. we appreciate it. >>> on the peninsula, a search is under way for a shooter that left a palo alto man in critical condition. police say the shot-spotter technology led them to east palo alto around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. the victim was found a mile and a half away at university and crescent in palo alto. police believe they were driving when someone fired at their car. >>> police hope surveillance video will help them nab someone who robbed a convenience store. it happened on willow pass road. it's the second time in two weeks the shop has been hit. you can see one man raiding the cash register, and another just taking t-shirts off the rack there. the owner is hoping somebody can identify the suspects and turn them into police. >>> the two convicted murderers are back in prison this morning after mistakenly being released and recaptured. investigators say the two men escaped with the help of fake documents, and more arrests are likely to come in conne

now, here's matt. >> thanks.re in hollywood with the help of the executive director of julian's auctions. they're getting ready for a special lot in november called icons and idols hollywood. martin is here with a sneak peek at the treasures that will be up for bid. good morning. >> good morning. >> did you hears the ahs when this item came out of the box. this was the wedding grown that julie andrews wore in sound of music. tell me about it. >> it comes from a huge memorabilia collector. 1965 the movie was made. budget of 8 million. grossed 286 million. hugely popular. everybody today still loves the movie. >> i read in the notes there's been some postproduction alab a alterations. >> the studios would use these dresses for different events and weddings. so hence the operation. >> it is the one she wore. >> any idea? >> 30 to 50,000 but that's a conservative estimate. >> we'll disagree on this one. these are x-rays from marilyn monroe. >> it talks to the fact that she did have plastic surgery in the 1950s. we al

matt? >> thank you, lisa. bart and its unions will be back as they try to hammer out a deal before sunday's midnight deadline. we go to oakland with the latest. cornell? >> both sides return to the bargaining table here at the cal trans building in downtown oakland at 9:30 this morning. so far no deal, but for the first time in a long 250eu78 there is hope that a deal can be reached. both sides agree on that. talks broke off around 9:30. new to the mix is grace who is sitting in on negotiations and talking with unions. despite her presence, no deals were made. both sides say the fact that she is there and listening is a good sign. >> i think it is good for the unions because they get to address her and they get to explain their feelings and their concerns and explain their proposals. >> the fact that they recognize she needs to be here is good. the board has a part in this. >> bart trains are still rolling, but the clock is ticking. unions have given notice that if a deal is not reached by

hey, matt. >>> good morning.morning, new details about that road rage incident in new york involving a confrontation between motorcyclists and a suv. the nypd is revealing that they're investigating reports that as many as five off-duty cops may have been among the bikers that day. and at least one undercover officer came forward saying that he did not intervene to protect his cover. >>> new details emerging about this woman, killed in that shootout with u.s. capitol police. thursday, the sisters of miriam carey's said that she wasn't violent. her mother said that carey was apparently suffering from postpartum psychosis. >>> it looks like everyone is cashing in on twitter ipo. it's another company. tweeter soared more than 1500%. on friday, apparently some investors brought shares of that company thinking it was twitter. >>> and finally, a woman in arkansas gets a megabucks surprise in her bank statement. she discovered she was a trillionaire. of course, unfortunately, it was a clerical error. this isn't the only

matt keller is live in oakland with the very latest details. matt? reporter: yeah, one union says the deal is extremely close, as both sides are inside, and they're being told that they can't leave until a deal is done. in a statement released earlier this morning, at about 1:00, the atu says the director of the federal mediatione is close. the district was told they cannot leave until a deal is reached. they made a counterproposal after the last, best final offer. no one is talking about specifics, just that the negotiations are still going. >> the bargaining has produced some constructive and productive progress, and i am authorized by the parties to say they are prepared to continue negotiations through the night. >> we're going to keep bargaining, whether we're out or not. >> reporter: until when? >> until we get a deal. >> reporter: the tone from b.a.r.t. management has been more subdued and at times critical of the unions for a strike deadline. they released two statements. one apologizing to the bay area for union, waiting until the middle of

they are now in recess, matt. the house after three weeks that most americans think were wasted won't be back in washington until next tuesday. the senate is off for all of next week. we saw house speaker john boehner at the airport. a photo was taken of him that we can show you as well. capitol tours resume. that's a good news for tourists and there was a unified effort. there were leaders from republican and democratic sides meeting yesterday to go over the budget issue but the hour glass has turned over and the countdown clock begins again. we have less than 90 days until we reach the potential of another crisis. washington is like a zoo these days. if you pan the camera over, 10:00 this morning, the folks here get to see the zoo, the panda again, as it says, the humans and animals can't wait to see you. >>> peter, thank you. we'll have much more on the shutdown's impact and the next move this weekend on "meet the press". >>> now to chilling news recorded during last month's deadly siege on a mall in kenya. ric

matt. >> all right.is morning between bart and its unions in an effort to avoid another bart strike. general manage grace attended yesterday's talks and spent the day talking to unions. despite her presence, no deals were made but both sides said her presence is one of the few things they do agree on. >> i think it's been good for the unions because they get to address her directly. they have to explain to her their feelings, their concerns, explain their proposals. >> the fact that she does recognize that she needs to be here is good. it would be nice to see the board of directors here because they also have a part in this. >> bart trains are still run bug the unions have already given notice that if a daily is not hammered out by tomorrow night, they will picket monday morning. >>> in case there is a bart strike,we have the complete list of resources for you at abc7news.com. you can also download the exclusive abc7 news waze app to navigate traffic, follow breaking developing news on abc7 news bay area

i'm matt keller in for eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze.s hit by branches, all the result of a night of very windy weather across the bay area. and it continues. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield starts off our team coverage in diablo. >> we had a tree down right here in the middle of this road and the last 30 minutes they've brought a chainsaw out here and managed to break it up into some pieces and move it out of the way. you can see it's still a mess out here. lots of debris that comes down along with these trees. and to show you a better example of that, look at this video we took overnight in oakland where a tree came down and also a lot of leaves and branches along with it. this happened at skyline and redwood road near highway 13 and when this tree came down, it even started a small fire that didn't do a lot of damage and was put out quickly. but when it comes down, it brings trouble with it. the winds were very powerful overnight, just causing all kinds of problems around the bay area. >> even coming in off diablo road a few trees

we start with abc7 news reporter, matt keller, in oakland. matt? >> union protesters are taking place right now. you can see several workers have shown up and it is expected to last all day. union leaders expect community members to join in later. you will not see this again today. check out this video of the last bart train putting in to fremont this morning. talks between the union and management breakdown after 30 hours of negotiations. union leaders are on board with wages and pensions but could not agree to the work rules put in by management. that could lead to unreasonable working conditions and assignments. >> we reached an economic framework. we moved in their direction on pensions and on health care, we lowered our wage proposals and suddenly the issues that were not discussed at the table are deal breakers by the district. >> work rules mean, do we have control in can we make decision decisions? about staffing? about overtime? about job assignments? bart management says the final offer addresses the essential work rule efficiency bart ne

shawn. >>> thank you, matt and dave. we are goingma to stay with the latest developments in the th government shutdown. one local school is having to close its doors and what parents are saying about it. thieves armed with stun guns gus strike again, what the late te crimes occurred, and a push to give 45,000 local students a later start to their school day. >>> see you at 10:00. 10 let's go to sue and do one moree final check of the weatherthe tonight.ht hi, sue. >>> in case you didn't believe i me first time matt, it's going to be hot again tomorrow. how about 86 degrees, maybe not a record setter but it will will challenge records around the region. thursday, 85 degrees, we are running fairly dry around the region. on sunday it's the next chance for a shower and thunderstormand that is with the frontal fr boundary that is going to come through. that may trigger a couple of of showers that may linger into monday. >> matt. on mye news is always myfoxdc.com, keep it here. tmz is on t.v. next, we will see you tonight at 1

runner at first and two outs with a pitch to matt holliday. one ball, one strike. >> tim: and michael wacha, the last time we saw him, he was slamming the glove down on the bench, and he has a two-run lead, and he cannot lose this game. he can only win it. >> joe: cardinals will go to the bull pen in the bottom of the seventh inning. here comes the 1-1 to holliday, and the runner at first with two outs. down the right e fiefield line,, strike two. >> tim: the biggest pitch of the inning was the 3-2 pitch that daniel descalso took for ball four. the infield was in, and the runners on at second and third, and only one out. breslow tried to get the pop-up or jam on descalso, but he e wa not biting and then the sac fly by car ten per. >> joe: and the two errors on the throw home. one on the catcher saltalamacchia, and one on the pitcher breslow. and now the 1-2 pitch to matt holliday is chopped the pedroia, and the inning is over. the cardinals have a three-run seventh inning and lead game two as we go to the seventh inning stretch by a score of 4

matt. >> thanks, lisa.me this morning between bart and its unions in an effort to avoid another bart strike. grace attended yesterday's talks and spent the day talking to unions. despite her presence, no deals were made but both sides said her presence is one of the few things they do agree on. >> i think it's been good nor the unions because they get to address her directly. they have to explain to her their feelings, their concerns, explain their proposals. >> the fact that she does recognize that she needs to be here is good. it would be nice to see the board of directors here because they also have a part in this. >> bart trains are still run bug the unions have already given notice that if a daily is not hammered out by tomorrow night, they will picket monday morning. >>> in ace there is a bart strike,we have the complete list of resources for you at abc7news.com. you can also download the exclusive abc7 news waze app to navigate traffic, follow breaking developing on abc7 news bay area and we will fol

abc7 news reporter matt keller is in oakland. matt? >> we have been hearing the same thing since the cooling off period ended friday. progress is being made. still there is no deal. for riders, the trains are running. the federal mediator came out last night at 10:20 announced no strike. the unions commented on the frustration for workers because of the late notice of a potential strike. negotiators are facing long days at the bag aning -- bargaining table after negotiations lasted until 5:30 in the morning of the day before and 1:00 o'clock a.m. today. >> it is late. >> trains are running. we will keep at it. >> bart's only statement was comments to announce progress was being made. the unions have been vocal about what is taking place behind the closed doors saying they were encouraged by the progress. talks are scheduled to resume at 10:00 a.m. at the caltran building in oakland. >> matt, thank you. now a look at traffic with leyla gulen. >> there is no traffic to speak of. we have construction projects from walnut creek to pleasant

[ music playing [ music playing ] >> hi, matt lauer. >> hey, matt lauer, come out here. yeah! a great crowd. >> no question about it. a lot of yelpers and screamers out here, with i is okay. i would like to admit to a severe parenting% take. >> what's that? >> a couple weeks ago, i saw that video what does the fox say? i asked them if they had seen it. they looked it up. >> how many times have they watched it? >> six, 700, maybe. >> you showed it to me as well. it stuck in my head. this is an absolute sensation. what does the fox say, matt? an ancient mystery. >> we will find out more about that. the brothers behind it will be here tomorrow morning. >> it will be in our heads all weekend long. let's get a top look at the top stories. natalie. >> good morning, everyone, with just one week until the government reaches its borrowing limit, president obama is meeting today with house republicans. he has warned an economic turmoil that the u.s. can't cover its debt. some republicans are said to be considering accepting a short-term debt limit deal. in malibu, california, there is c

matt is well over 40. everyone at the table, actually. >> you guys aren't well over. >> just past 40. we're a hair past 40. >> a little later on, have some fun with it. but first the standoff over the nation's ability to borrow. and how it could impact every american right away. peter alexander has the latest on the stalemate, good morning. >> hi, matt, october 17th, that's the next potential crisis to circle. that's the debt ceiling. as bad as the shutdown is, economists warn that failing to raise the debt ceiling would be infinitely worse. it's now week two of the government shutdown that both sides insist they want to end. >> congress should do what's in the best interest of the economy and the american people. >> house speaker john boehner is demanding the president make a deal. >> mr. president, it's time to have that conversation before our economy is put further at risk. >> reporter: next up, that october 17th deadline with concern that congress won't raise the debt ceiling by then. what is it? it's

matt gutman will have that story coming up in the us. >>> but first the extreme weather across the countryxtraordinary confluence of the events. there's the four box and ginger is in venice, louisiana, good morning. >> reporter: hey dan, this area, still one a area that's concerned. it's a disorganized mess. we got to share with you news out of the snow. south dakota and wyoming, look at the snowstorm totals. rapid city, south dakota, 19 inches yesterday. but lead, south dakota, up to 44 inches. absolutely unbelievable numbers. there was the severe weather. including tornadoes which you see right there on that map. >> violent, large tornado. >> reporter: large, violent and 18 reported tornadoes from nebraska to iowa. all part of a series of volatile twisters including this one in nebraska. leaving behind dozens of tramped homes and businesses. several injuries reported in wayne, nebraska after an apparent tornado slashed through. check out that hail. meanwhile, behind that front, a blizzard for the books. >> a huge tree fell down. fell on my grandfather's car and flattened the tire. it too

thanks, matt. appreciate it. >>> now, to new developments in the case of the family swarmed by bikers on the highway in new york city. we now know there were as many as six people who may have attacked the driver after he was pulled out of that suv, beating him and stomping him. six people. police have arrested reginald chance, the man seen here pounding his helmet against the suv. another man, robert sims, was arrested, accused of beating the suv driver. meanwhile, i spoke exclusively with the biker whom prosecutors say set this whole thing off by slowing down and provoking a fender-bender with the family. christopher cruz is a 28-year-old in new jersey who works as a car wash. and he claims the whole thing is a big misunderstanding. >> i think the media is being unfair with me. >> how so? >> they don't know who i am. i don't know what actually happened. >> what should we know about you? >> i'm a family man with two kids. a 2-year-old and a 6-year-old. i try to stay away from trouble as much as po

this is about 20 minutes. >> host: matt apuzzo but is the nypd intelligence?nte >> guest: it's like nothingike else exists in american police.e after 9/11, ray kelly, the9 police commissioner of the nypd, decided that he couldn't rely on the federal government to keep . he made it his own intelligence division. so it's not anybody's mother died. he went and recorded a guide by the by the name of delhi kellen and david coward was the former deputy director of operations for the n.y.p.d. basically he was the nation's top spy and it just come out of a movie. he'd been in retirement. he got recruited out of retirement to start something new out of the n.y.p.d. why are we taking somebody from the cia, which is trying to subvert lots and operate with the constitution doesn't apply at putting them in hiding municipal police department, which is the only function of upholding the law. this is really radical moment in american policing what they said we are not going to focus on solving crime are making cases. we are just going to be here to gather intelligence, to be

back to you guys. >> all right, matt. we will check in with you in just a bit with more information. >>> as matt said, it's obviously causing a bit of a traffic problem too, right? >> woodside road is heavily traveled in redwood city that folks use to get between 101 and 280. back out live, chopper 5 showing us these pictures of the five-alarm apartment fire burning at terrace apartments. we do hear from the redwood city fire department that they have shut down westbound woodside road about a mile west of el camino. so this will affect traffic from woodside to 280. you will be forced to detour. woodside at the intersection of union avenue shut down. this is next to the safeway out there. so expect delays. and give yourself some extra time if you normally take woodside in redwood city. as we move on to the rest of the commute, bart trains are running. some good news for the morning commute. no delays for the bart system, ferries, caltrain or the altamont commuter express. and the bay bridge commute, the metering lights are

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matt keller has more with where it stands this morning. matt? do know that union negotiators are back here later today but we don't know where talks will go after bart management made the final offer. here is new video of negotiators from all sides leaving here this morning at 2:30. bart made the last, best, and final offer yesterday afternoon. general manage said it is $7 million more than friday's offer. union leaders want do continue to negotiate. if not they will strike. >> given the district four extensions to get the deal done and at some point you have to say "enough is enough" and let people know we can do the deal, if you don't want to you be pushing us in a corner. >> we can put out a good proposal. they have to decide if it meets their needs. the the chief of the mediation joins the talks yesterday and left at 2:30 this morning appointed by president obama and is an indication that washington is paying close attention to the talks. a spokesperson said management will not move on the economic issues and will give the communes two weeks

matt adams.over for allen craig when he went down with the basis at first base and boy did he take over. dempster has two strikes on the hitter. ball one inside. adams had a hit taken away and a diving catch by gomes left in the fifth. he's 0 for 3. st. louis with seven hits. boston with eight runs on eight hits. cardinals had played 11 postseason games coming in to tonight. had committed three errors. they committed three errors here tonight in game one. red sox win game one! dempster getting the final outs. a big night for david ortiz. who drove home three. and almost had his second grand slam of this postseason. 8-1 is the final in a 3:17 game one. napoli with a big swing in the first inning unloaded the bases with a three-run double against wainwrig wainwright. first-year manager john farrell given high fives. second-year mike matheny was watching the celebration as he peels away and goes back in to the cardinals clubhouse as the red sox are up one game to nothing and down to ken rosenthal. >

kristen and matt? >> many commuters expect to pass the bart stations -- pack the bart stations with shuttles. what is happening, amy? >> kristen, look at this line. it has grown five times the size it was 30 minutes ago. these people are waiting for a 5:00 bus, a free shuttle bart is providing. they. get to the city quickly. friday, this bus took only 40 minutes to get to the city. people are finding themselves in the city at 5:40, very early, for their jobs. >> i need to be at work at 8:30. my first 90 days at work and i don't want to be late and call my boss the first 90 days and say i can't make it. >> this is early for 8:30 start. >> it is frustrateing. yesterday i was with my family to spend some time with them and had to cut it short because of this. >> he gets to the office and takes a nap. if you would like to take a bus they are available at nine bart stations. they will run from 5:00 a.m. until 8:00 in the morning and they bring people home between 3:00 and 7:00. it is a round-trip offering.

so, i want to welcome matt. i also want to call out kelly knight who is a vice president of the parks alliance board who has joined us today. i don't know if there are any other park board members here. thank you for being here. matt come on up and say a few words. >> thank you, phil. (applause) >> bear with me a second. if you're sitting, stand up. everybody do a quick 360. turn around very quickly and just look at the view from this park. just walk around and look at this view. we live in the most beautiful city in the world. today this city becomes just a little bit more beautiful. thanks to the incredible hard work that has made this new renovation a reality. the parks alliance is the independent partner to the entire city for everything having to do with parks, recreation, and open space. we have more than 100 different community groups called park partners all across the city. each of them working in their own way to make our park system a little better, a little more beautiful, a little more usable. today

and needless to say matt is well over 40. as is everyone at this table. >> you guys aren't well over 40. >> we're just past 40. >> just a hair past 40. >> we'll have a little on that later up and have fun with it. but first today's top story, the standoff over the nation's ability to borrow and what happens in washington could impact every american right away. peter alexander has the latest on the stalemate. peter, good morning. >> reporter: hi, matt, october 17th is the next potential crisis to circle on your calendar. it's when the country hits the debt ceiling. economists warn that failing to raise the debt ceiling would be infinitely worse. it's now week two of the government shutdown that both sides insist they want to end. >> congress should do what's in the best interest of the economy and the american people. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner is demanding the president make a deal. >> mr. president, it's time to have that conversation before our economy is put further at risk. >> reporter: next up, that october

morning, matt lauer was on set. here 's what happened. >> let's move on to something else. >> i heard when you turn 40 things go a little less sexual. >> don't say that. >> probably around 40. i heard that's when people don't have sex anymore. so i guess maybe around then. >> do you know how old i am? >> i'm going to guess 40. >> i love you. 55. >> 55? well, then you are really definitely not sexual. >> i'm matt lauer and i'm too old to have sex. >> that's what i read in the paper today. >> it's all over the place. >> it's all over. he handled it perfectly. here's the thing. when kids are 20, they can't even imagine their parents ever making love. >> grosses them out. >> ew. you know, the thing is lots of people have sex as they get older but they cannot remember it. >> here's the thing. you can have a lot of sex which is probably what people miley's age and such are doing. or you can have meaningful sex. >> like hoda has. >> like people who are mature have. not that kind of sex. the good kind. >> not the twerking k

. >> matt, you really saw it firsthand.ou thought you were going to die in the middle of the gun battle. your interpreter saved your life. he was approved for a visa, and then all of a sudden everything changed. what happened? >> yes, my interpreter saved my life on april 2 28, 2008, in a fire fight. he was part of a quick reaction force that responded to a horrible engagement where we were surrounded by a taliban. he jumped in my foxhole and killed two taliban fighters and saved my life in the process. after two years of processing his visa finally gave him and his family the salvation that we have been promising him for so long and told him that he and his family had been approved with a visa to immigrate to the united states. two weeks later based on information that the state department will not release or acknowledge they took away his visa after telling him to sell his house, every possession he has and including children toys. he's hiding in kabul desperate that our country will honor the commitment our country made

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, matt?y conservative friends in the house on the hill, they seem just as concerned as everybody else that we could have a default. we could continue the sequestration process which really hurts defense, hurts dod, hurts our intel capability. what your hearing? >> here's what i think might happen. i'll throw this theory at you. we're sort of assuming that the tea party contingent is either playing a high stakes game of chicken in order to extract as much as they can, they are rational actors but going to the brink and pull back. there's another possibility that they are operating on a different paradigm, more of a long term revolution, actually. part of that could be to take down speaker john boehner. it wouldn't surprise me if you have this scenario play out. the senate comes together passes something, it goes to house to and house republicans, not enough votes to get past the hastert rule. john boehner has to make a decision does he put something on the floor of the house that won't win eno

matt keller is in oakland. matt? >> more good news. they are still talking. deal could be reached. bad news is if no deal is reached by monday they will have to find a new way to work on the commute. last night, over night, bart and the unions signed a contract extension averting a strike today. the cooling-off period helped at midnight and now midnight sunday if there is in deal bart unions will strike on monday. >> you need to understand we have been negotiating the entire time. it is not us. the district has been able to make this deal as of june 30, the longest negotiation period i have ever been involved with, in 22 years much bart negotiators say they were prepared to offer a new proposal yesterday but the jews said not to present it and the negotiators say elected board members are involved in negotiations and expect the general manager to sit down at the table today with the negotiations section scheduled to start at 10:00 a.m. in oakland. >> it is now 5:31. the bart trains are rolling. what about the other transit options and the commuten at freeway?