the wall street journal has come up with a way to help you out here. >> the paper has created an mlbhatability ranking, the ten teams in general loathsomeness. >> and hatefulness. >> the teams were ranked in ten categories including: >> drug suspensions, 2014 "sports illustrated" covers, winning too much, ridiculous beards and refers to fans as "nation." >> like "red sox nation," that one might fit the bill. the greatest point of irritation. on that list, the most hated team, the st. louis cardinals. coming in a close third, the san francisco giants. they've had plenty of beards and have won two world series. >> and the a's come in second to last on the list, which in this case is actually a good thing. the least detestable team was the kansas city royals. >> easy to be not detestable when you haven't won in 25 years. nobody knows who you are. >> i like the likable list, not hate list, right? >> least detested, yay. no one detesting this. it's a nice, easy drive. not a will the of folks driving. here we see 101 northbound with easy traffic. the whole stretch moving smoothly. we'll ha

tested positive for adderall, a drug he says he was given permission to use by mlb in previous seasonsut he did not seek that exception this year. the birds are 10 games on top of the american league east. they will likely go to the playoffs. with 17 games left, davis will not be available until the american league championship series it baltimore gets that far. suspensionthe davis was played today at camden yards. the yankees in town. bottom of the 11th, jimmy paradis gets this pitch and lines it into right field. the orioles walk-off win 2-1. the orioles magic number is seven. the nationals number is nine after their win last night in new york. they owned the mets this year. an ugly, very frightening moment at the plate last night for perhaps the best slugger in baseball. itching carlos denton was hit in the face by an 88 mile per hour -- giancarlo stanton was hit in the face by an 88 mile per hour pitch. he is a strong candidate for the national league most valuable player. , twocilroy shot a 65 today strokes back of the lead at the pga championships. >> 88 mile fastball. >> is feel

we'll have the latest from the mlb in sport. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want free press in the new democracy, let the journalists live. >> the majority of americans still think hitting kids works as discipline although the majority is not as big as it used to be. a football star is kept off the field this week because he's charged with excessive physical punishment. who decides when if ever corporal punishment is okay? that's the inside story.

mlb couldn't have written it any better. >> we're following several developing stories, a trip to the gas station lands a woman to the hospital overnight. >> it was an emotional first day of a montgomery county murder trial. two parents came face-to-face with the man [ maniacal laughter ] pumpkin's back! pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts. enjoy all your pumpkin-y favorites like the new pumpkin creme brulee latte. >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this friday, september 26. breaking right now. >> part of the busy blue route in montgomery county is shut down as police investigate a deadly crash. >> a smoking house fire turns deadly in delaware county. >> and filling up a gas tank turns into a life-threatening situation for a woman overnight. >> let's take a look at weather with david murphy and karen rogers has the

. >>> tonight, mlb hosts will host pregame ceremonies including a moment of silence in remembrance of/11. and for the first time since the attack, both new york teams, yankees and mets, will be playing at home. >>> the opening ceremony for the invictus games held in london. more than 400 will compete in the athletic competition for wounded servicemen and women from around the world. members of the royal family were in attendance including prince harry, who inspired the creation of the invictus games themselves. the track and field events begin today. >>> saturday night live has announced their first guest host of the year. and jimmy fallon and hugh jackman get competitive on "the tonight show." those details next. >>> now for some entertainment news, "snl" has officially announced chris pratt will -- he'll host the premiere episode of the 40th season on september 27th. she'll be there too, ariana grande will be the musical guest. >>> we all remember how zach snyder revealed the newest version of batmobile on twitter at the beginning of summer. now snyder vealed the new ride that viewe

. >>> and later -- >> mlb phillies player brett meyer, suns player jason kidd, former memphis player james johnson, former l.a. lakers matt barnes, goalie. >> and the list is growing. we'll tell you about the latest professional athlete at the center of a domestic abuse allegation and look back at the lenient penalties for some high-profile offenders. >>> we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world to our continuing news coverage here on cnn. i'm george howell. and we begin with the u.s. secretary of state john kerry who is now in cairo. the egyptian capital is the latest stop on his tour in the middle east as he works to build an international coalition against isis. he'll meet today with egyptian leaders and secretary-general of the arab league. in ankara on friday, kerry urged turkey to do more in the fight against islamic militants. turkey participated in the coalition-building talks in saudi arabia on thursday but did not sign a formal commitment. so far kerry has built a ten-state arab coalition consisting of egypt, lebanon, jordan, iraq and the six gulf st

we'll get all the mlb action coming up in sport. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want free press in the new democracy, let the journalists live. >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen. an intimate look... >> ...wait...is that a camera? >> at the real issues facing american teens >> whoa...code red.... >> dreaming big... >> i gotta make it happen... and i'm gonna make it happen... >> choices made.... >> i'm gonna lose anything left that i have of the mexican culture... >> fighting for their future... >> it is imperative that i get into college... it's my last chance to get out of here... >> the incredible journey continues... on the edge of eighteen only on al jazeera america >> weather you run a gorill g

does the nba, mlb, nhl, do they have better policies in this regard or is this more of a sportswide problem they really haven't addressed in a serious way, the national epidemic, not specific to professional sports players any way, but national epidemic of domestic violence? >> i cover only the nfl. i don't know what the other leagues do. typically how these things work, it's on a reactive basis. an incident happens and then the league in question decides, we had better have a more instructive policy, better procedures, better steps. it could just be the problem hasn't risen to the level it did for the nfl in these other sports. if they don't have a policy that properly addresses the situation, hopefully they'll learn what the nfl has gone through and do it themselves. >> they better be thinking about one. >> mike, the former legendary commissioner of the nfl, pete rosele, always said his most embarrassing moment was sending the players out to play after sunday after the assassination of jfk. have you to imagine that for roger goodell, who has been this tough, law and order guy, trying to m

and mlb, the cardinals have ended their regular season on a high clinching their second straight national league. the only run coming in the sixth inning when the final score 1-0, st. louis will start the series against the l.a. dodgers on friday. >>> the detroit tigers have made their way to the playoffs hosting th giving the tigers the 1-0 lead. they would add two more runs. 3-0 the score there. celebrating their win. >> we just keep our heads down and continue to work hard. and we're in. >> the oakland athletics with the 4-0 win over the rangers in texas on sunday. the postseason hopes rest on the do-or-die against the kansas city royals on tuesday. and yankees fans at their home stadium last week. this time the boston red sox with a chance to say good buy to derek jeter. fenway park, the 14-titime all-star was in his final game for the yankees. applause all around the shortstop whose final head helped new york defeat boston, 9-5. >> i'm ready for it. you know, i thought it was a wonderful job that the red sox did before the game. you know, that was pretty special. after everything tha

follow every game with mlb.com at bat on your favorite mobile home or tablet, get stat, audio, free mlbnd more, download at the app store or visit mlb.com today. both managers certainly exercising the rights that come along with september roster expansion. the new pitcher for chicago is right-hander justin grimm. grimm making his 70th appearance of the season this afternoon and he'll get the bottom of the order. eight, nine and the top of the order for the dodgers in the eighth. >> john: two with some movement and 80 mile an hour curveball with 85 miles an hour. >> matt: butera sends a fly ball out on left center and coghlan yielding to alcantara. so an opportunity now for andre ethier. ethier making that transition this year from an everyday full-time player to somebody who has been put into picking up spots and they're not necessarily spots he would have picked and andre would prefer to be out there every day, but he does understand the glut of talent that's in the dodger outfield and has done his best to adapt to a platoon role. andre ethier is the last player still around from that

so now suing major league baseball, mlb network. i'll sort it all out after the break.e lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. >>> hey, sue, let's do there is 7:30. >> yes, look at the camera at philly international. would be link little bit bought of the winds out, there and it is wet, it is nasty, bus stop buddy for the kids going to school today. temperatures are in the 50's, 60s, and you definitely need the rain gear for the ride to school. maybe getting a break on the ride home. at least we will see the rain taper off by then, so out of ten today, we're giving awe three, the rain will taper off by this afternoon, but it is a messy morning commute. windy and wet, and the windy part will continue throughout most of th

. >>> bryan cranston is promoting a new one man play in a new commercial promoting the mlb season.of what that felt like. >> the crowd, they felt it. yes. do you know what i was thinking when she walked out with the paramedics, i saw a baseball game. >> this guy from "breaking bad" has got legs. >> a million dollar man right now. if he did a one-man play, it would sell out, at least for the first week. >> i would watch it. i'm richard lui, this is "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day right here on nbc. support both mental sharpness and physical energy with berocca. proud sponsor of mind and body. now, drench lips with glossy wet color. new revlon colorstay isture stain™ weightless, creamy lipstain saturates lips... ...with brilliant shine and vivid color hydrates lips with vitamin e & aloe. new revlon colorstay moisture stain™ this is love for your lips. revlon >>> leading the news, in san francisco's examiner, exploring graveyard of ships near san francisco. federal researchers are using an underwater remote controlled vehicle to locate several underwater si

and the third of six mlb divisions is clinched. it is the los angeles angels.ut of seattle in a 5-0 victory. and a texas win over oakland gave the angels their first division title since 2009. >>> to the nfl and chicago's brandon marshall. he's planning to speak out today after being targeted for his domestic violence from five years ago. marshall tweeted, he plans to address the current state of the nfl, roger goodell, domestic violence, and espn and using his case to show why i need to have the right assistance in place before we act. marshall was originally banned for three games, but reduced when he was not convicted. >>> a statement from chicago's gm phil emory said brandon has the full support of the bears. >>> florida state quarterback jamison winston will sit out of the first half of the game after yelling an obscene statement in the student union on tuesday. >>> former nfl players, the keymotu brothers are making the news. maki donated a kidney to his little brother chris, a former pittsburgh player. >> if my brother or any of my siblings need blood, i

and mlb has created a committee to study increasing the pace of the game. >>> speaking of the pace of work, how about congress? they've been off since last friday. they'll be off until after the november elections. that's at least seven weeks off, in order to go home and campaign for re-election. some new number crunching from "the washington post" shows that since 1978 congress has worked a full week less than 14% of the time. the senate has logged more hours than the house. both bodies like their fridays off. >>> when we come back, a coach who is teaching a lesson that the pros could stand to hear right about now. >>> finally tonight, a story about the love of the game. there are places in this country where the next town over is a hundred miles away, sometimes hours away. places where football rosters are smaller because players are less plentiful and eight-man football is played. and where harry smith found a team that hasn't lost a game in six years, the longest high school winning streak in the country. >> reporter: high in the desert of nevada's great basin, there's a sliver of

. >>> tonight mlb teams will host pregame ceremonies including a moment of silence in remembrance of/11. and for the first time since the attack, those new york teams, the yankees and the mets, will be playing at home together. >>> in the opening ceremony for the invictus games for wounded service men and women from around the world. members of the royal family were in attendance including prince henry who inspired the creation of the games. track and field events begin today. >>> bill karins is here with a look at the weather. i'm not weather for fall. >> fall into winter, you mean? >> yeah. >> people in the midwest that are, like, what is going on? i mean, it snowed three days in a row in calgary. and that cold air is heading south. we did have some severe weather yesterday. there's still some showers and rain. kentucky and tennessee, it's an umbrella day for you. look at the cold air. it is now 33 degrees in rapid city. and it's now turned from rain to snow. that's in south dakota. it's not like we're talking the mountains of montana. and the cold air, it's in the 40s now througho

. >>> okay, let's take you to sports right now and the third of six mlb divisions has been clinched, and it's the los angeles angels. they're shut out of seattle in a 5-0 victory and a texas win over oakland gave the angels the a.l. west, their first division title since 2009. >>> to the nfl, and chicago's brandon marshall is planning to speak out today after being targeted for his domestic violence involvement from five years ago. marshall tweeted he plans to address "the current state of the nfl, roger goodell, domestic violence and espn and using my case to show why i think we need to have the right systems in place before we act." marshall was originally banned three games, but that was reducreduce ed when he was not convicted. phil emery saying "he has the full support of the baird. >>> james winston will sit out the first half of sunday's game after yelling an obscene statement in the student union on wednesday. the heisman trophy winner apologized for the vulgar remark he called selfish. >> that's going to eat me up. >>> two nfl players whose teams are not so friendly got more

. >>> the mlb post season begins tonight in kansas city. season play for the first time in, oh, 25 years, hosting the oakland athletics in the wild card game. >>> a good one, this play by middle school team in missouri and he goes, ref, i think we have the wrong ball, see you. familiar? a trick play inspired by the 1994 movie little giants. and keeping with the fun spirit, they named the play the ugly kardashian because it made the kids laugh. that's all we know. >>> just ahead, amanda bynes latest run-in with the law and more celebs sign on to "magic mike 2." we'll tell you who next. one to . one for those hard to reach places. one to protect kids mouths from cavities. even one to freshen breath on-the-go. with over 100 years of innovation in oral care... there's a listerine® product for every mouth in your house. for cleaner, healthier mouths go beyond brushing alone. listerine®. power to your mouth ™. action. (british accent) the passport is clearly a forgery. is the audition to play a portuguese guy? no, british. oh. (british accent) th

. >> special 9/11 tributes were held at mlb games honoring victims and heroes of the tragic attacks. were high in new york. the yankees and mets played at home. the mets took on the nationals. 6-0 in the fourth. then jason worth gets drilled by bartolo cologne. cologne's second time hitting a player in the game. cologne is ejected with manager terry collins. the mets win 6-2. >>> in the bronx, the yankees no hit most of the game against the rays. down 4-2 in the bottom of the ninth, things get worse. yankees chase headley hit in the face by a fastball. he leaves the game with a bloody chin and heads to the hospital for x-rays. an emaegsotional game that fini like this. >> deep to left field! going back! back wall! see ya! a three-run, walkoff home run and the yankees win 5-4. >>> now to milwaukee, another terrifying injury, this time marlins john carlos stanton taking a fastball to the face from brewers pitcher mike buyer. stanton's father watching from the crowd as his son is taken off in a stretcher. he suffered multiple facial fractures and dental damage. the next pitch, buyer hit

we will break down the final game with mlb analyst cal ripken jr.fter the final pitch. >>> we also have a birth announcement, because we want to end this segment on a very happy note. chelsea clinton and husband marc mezvinsky, became parents to a new baby girl late last night. she tweeted last night, mark and i are full of love, awe and gratitude as we celebrate the birth of our daughter, charlotte clinton mezvinsky. she is glowing, mark is bursting with pride and charlotte's life off to a good start. no word yet on whether the baby has political aspirations. >>> thousands of people signing up for mutually beneficial relationships with a little sugar on top. that's next. [ female announcer ] we lowered her fever. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie of the year. we took care of your cold symptoms. you take him on an adventure. tylenol® has been the number 1 doctor recommended brand of pain reliever for over 20 years. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. >>> joins the cnn family with l

on mlb's at-bat app. in an exclusive interview now, bob bowman, the c.o.sident of mlb.com, which is also importantly the owner of tickets.com. joins us live. bob, welcome to the program. >> good morning, simon. how are you today? >> i'm good. i imagine as the highest grossing sports app in the app store for now the seventh year, it was inevitable that the pair of you would kind of beat a path to each other's door to do a deal on this. >> we're blessed that apple thinks highly of our development team and that we have a good development team. they've been out there for a while for this conference as they've done in the past with the ipad and with the iphone way back when. it was natural we're there. we're delighted to be there. this is going to be much bigger than the analysts think it's going to be. this is going to be very, very big. >> okay. let's be clear, though. the world is talking about the new antenna you touch close to a sensor on the iphone, and you transmit the payment in that manner. you presumably, as an online player, are talking about somethi

mlb also fined him for bumping the umpire after he was ejected. phillies were out west last night and forgot their bats. the padres shut them out one to nothing. san diego scored the only run of the game off this cody asche error in the second inning. >> it's now 5:18. coming up new research delivers some good news, bad news for pain killer abuse in america. >> up in flames, entire towns were evacuated out west as raging wildfires torched everything in their path. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on what everyone's talking about with the x1 entertainment operating system. preloaded with the latest episodes of the top 100 shows. only from xfinity. >> at least 11 wildfires are now burning in california. the latest one broke out yesterday near the ore

and the phillies released a statement, supporting the mlb's decision and apologizing to fans.o -- >> yeah. >> you got that. better cup, mike says. >>> remember last week's controversy over a 20-cent tip left by eagles running back lesean mccoy on a bill for over 60 bucks at a philly restaurant? well, it appears that receipt has been put up for auction on ebay by a friend of the restaurant's owner. the current bid for the crinkled receipt allegedly handled and signed by the pro athlete stands at nearly $100,000? >> what? >> what? who the hell? >> for what? >> i want to meet these -- >> what the what? who the who? >> and who does that on ebay anyway? >> who, what? >> $100,000! >> all right, bill, so, when you're not on ebay bidding for that receipt, what's going on in the weather world? or being flipped off -- you were telling us in the break -- >> the worst driver. >> someone in a hot convertible was mad at you. >> i got the bird yesterday. that guy was not happy with me. >> what did you do to deserve it? >> maybe an indicator didn't get used, maybe it did. i don't remember. >>

. >>> and the mlb postseason begins tonight in kansas city. yep, the royals back to postseason play for the first time in 25 years, hosting the oakland athletics in the a.l. wild card game. we're already in the playoffs. >> i know. kansas city having such a phenomenal season. >> yeah. >> thanks, richard. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins has your national forecast. >> good morning. >> he joins us this morning. hi! >> hail was very impressive yesterday. colorado was the place to see it, too. people actually had to get their shovels out of their car to get rid of some of this hail. it wasn't that it was so huge. this is centennial, colorado. there was some windshields that were smashed, but i mean, some of the pictures of people shoveling their cars out from hail was a little ridiculous. so, that storm that moved through the colorado and new mexico areas yesterday is now moving up into the dakotas and nebraska. it will bring a chance of some severe weather today, late-day thunderstorms, slight risk of severe storms for areas of northeastern nebr

was the most-viewed telecast ever on the yes network and the most watched regular season game on the mlb network. his nephew stole the show after he tipped his hat to his uncle. a lot of people call it a very hollywood ending. go perfect. >> you have to be a real yankee hater not to have a tear in your high. thanks. >> you're welcome. >> once to be thought homeschooling and now thought to be mainstream. but now without its problems. and drinking in america. surprising numbers in our data dive. >>> and while birds may not be that scary their pre-historic grandparents sure were. the womb >> a divisive issue >> god is life , so it's his to take >> see a 10 year old girl who's pregnant, and you tell me that's what god wants... >> a controversial law >> where were you when the babies lives were being saved? >> are women in texas paying the price? >> who's benefiting from restricting access to safe abortions? >> fault lines... al jazeera america's hard hitting... ground breaking... truth seeking... breakthrough investigative documentary series access restricted only on al jazeera america >> mo

and mlb has created a committee to study increasing the pace of the game. >>> speaking of the pace ofk, how about congress? they've been off work, at least seven weeks off in order to go home and campaign for re-election. some new number crunching from "the washington post" that since 1978 congress has worked a full week less than 14% of the time. the senate has logged more hours than the house. both bodies like their fridays off. >>> when we come back, a coach who is teaching a lesson that the pros could stand to hear right about now. this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain... when jamie says... what's that like six pills today? yeah... i can take 2 aleve for all day relief. really, and... and that's it. this is kathleen... for my arthritis pain, i now choose aleve. get all day arthritis pain relief with an easy-open cap. ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today h

only the 11th time in mlb history they've had a combined no-hitter. so indeed a big day. nice breeze this morning. it is a steamy start. we're not setting any records, but it is very high humidity. and it is going to be a hot afternoon. we've been watching the radar screen. a few scattered showers this morning. but now it is going to be dry for most of the rest of the day. till we get to the late afternoon and evening hours. 78 now in northeast philadelphia. allentown at 72. 73 in millville. a warm, muggy start and a teamy day. we'll see sunshine, 77 degrees at 7:00. 81 at 9:00. and 90 degre

. >>> in the seventh, new york reliever brandon mccarthy gave the mlb its sixth immaculate inning ofhe season, striking out the side on nine pitches. yankees beat the rays 3-2. >>> then we get this, marlins slugger jean carlo stanton won't return this season after being hit in the face, did you see that? with an 88-mile-per-hour pitch in last thursday's game against the brewers. stanton suffered facial fractures, dental damage and a concussion. he leads the league in home runs and is a top n.l. mvp candidate. boy! all right. that was tough to watch. >>> here's one reason to bring a glove to the ballpark. want to show you this, because this was a braves fan. ooh, yeah. trying to catch a foul ball using his hat but did not line up properly there, misses, gets him right in the face. let's see it again. oh, poor guy. anyway, the braves beat the nats 3-1. poor guy. >>> all right, we want to get a check on your weather. nbc meteorologist jeannette calle is in for bill. i think bill must be celebrating, because of the yankees having such a good night. >> oh, really? that's why. >> i think.

only the 11th time in mlb history they've had a combined no-hitter. so indeed a big day. a nice breeze this morning. it is a steamy start. we're not setting any records, but it is very high humidity. and it is going to be a hot afternoon. we've been watching the radar screen. a few scattered showers this morning. but now it is going to be dry for most of the rest of the day. till we get to the late afternoon and evening hours. 78 now in northeast philadelphia. allentown at 72. 73 in millville. a warm, muggy start and a teamy day. we'll see sunshine, 77 degrees at 7:00. 81 at 9:00. and 90 degrees at noontime and still climbing. the neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast when i come back. first jillian mele has your traffic and a little bit of sports. >> a little bit. it was hamels, dekeman, giles and pappapelbon, but who's counting? i'm counting apparently. good morning to you. let's start off with an accident in burkes county right now in douglassville. 422 which is ben franklin highway near old swede road. use caution there. montgomery county, this is what 202 looks like

if the game happens, it could be the most expensive regular season mlb game we have ever seen.ardless of whether or not they get canceled, it has already set records in terms of ticket exchanges. this is the most demand ticket type have ever seen for a regular-season game and people are willing to pay world series ter waved see je goodbye in new york. >> something like 30,000 tickets exchange, half the capacity of yankee stadium. what happens if the game rained out? >> yeah, that is the big question. refunds ticket holders for purchases. if the game is canceled, these online ticket exchanges will have to refund $12.5 million worth of tickets. obviously, that is going to eat into their profit. they are worried about the weather. and the original ticket holders, from theo bought them yankees, will get the ticket back but not necessarily the money they would make onto next game. so everybody loses. .s a huge deal for new york we don't know what is happening tonight but they are spending a lot of money and everyone wants the game to go on. if it does get canceled, people will lose

if the game happens, it could be the most expensive regular season mlb game we have ever seen.s of whether it gets canceled, it has already set records in terms of ticket exchanges. stub hub and [indiscernible] tell us this is the most demand they have seen, and the highest prices they have seen for a regular-season game. people are willing to pay world series prices to see jeter and waved goodbye here in new york. >> 30,000 tickets exchanged, half the capacity of yankee stadium -- what happens if the game gets rained out to all these $500 tickets? >> that's a big question. stub hub refunds ticket holders. these online ticket exchanges will have to reimburse $12.5 million worth of tickets. that will eat into their profit. it's not a good thing. they are worried about the weather. the original ticket holders, the people who bought it from the yankees, will get the ticket back but they will not necessarily get the money they were going to make on the ticket for tonight's game. kind of everybody loses. the yankees want this game to happen. it's a huge deal for new york. we don't k

. >>> and later -- >> mlb phillies player brett meyer, suns player jason kidd, former memphis player james

we're georged by brian kelly, the host of "mlb now" on the mlb network. were you surprised? >> not given what happened. you couldn't foresee the ultimate ending, the greatest farewell in the history of baseball. at that point it's understandable to want to shut it down. do you know what things were yelled at fenway and now he owes him. he knows better and he'll do the right thing. it's understandable he just shuts it down. >> in the file three games he won't be playing shortstop. if i had a ticket and i would not be able to see him at shortstop, i would be sad. >> yeah, but it is away -- ted williams hit his last home run at his last at-bat. it was at fenway. they had a road trip to yankee stadium. ted shut it down and didn't even go. if ted williams can do that you know derek jeter can shut it down. i thought it was special the way he said good-bye at shortstop and told tom ber due chi after the game i wanted this view to be my last one and he knelt down and prayed. thing we can say at that point, don't play anymore. >> theian ianyankees are out of it. in his entire career

. >> wellin the mlb the oakland elecathletics are closing in on the texas rangers.ansas city royals confirm their place in the postseason for the first time since 1985, which was coincidentally the year they won the world series. the 3-1 victory over the chicago white sox. you can see big celebrations seen there for the kansas city royals. >>> the open crown in china in a match of the wimbledon final. before closing out 6-3, 6-4 over her canadian opponent. >> this means a lot. if somebody would have told me, this means a lot. >> in the meant's game, reaching the final of the malaysian open sweeping aside in straight sets 6-4 and 6-4. he'll take on u.s. in the final. becoming the first aaron player to meet the grand final. we have these reports now from tokyo. >> it can be hard to incite the crowd with 13 million people competing for space, and tennis courts are no exception. this club has 3,000 members with the numbers setting to up after the u.s. open with nishtori to reac win the grand slam. >> for a fellow japanese when compared to foreign players, to beat bigger

. >> an mlb legend is farewell to the game. farrah will be here with the details, in just a couple of minutes. >> time to catch up with all the sports news. farrah. >> thank you very much martine. david fe ferar. foal spaniard, strong come back then breaking ferrar's serve. held to claim victory his first ever win over ferrar. and ferrar was not the only big round casualty. alexander, return from an injury. he fell 6-4, 6-1. >>> first round outing beyond yan bay. opponent 6-3, 6-4. victor truicky, serbian wild card entrant, 6-3, 6-4 in just over an hour. gregory doma dme dimitrioff. first place in att world finals. >>> to football news, league leaders chelsea, the blues are flush from their 3-nil home win against aston villa. strike will be the main concern. the spaniard is still having troubles with his hamstring and could start on the batch. manchester city will face roma, on tuesday, the english champions lost their first group game against bayer nudik. replaced by argentina's willie cavalero. >> i want to play the game. tha

. >> reporter: another mlb player and eventually manager bobby cox faced a judge for a number of arrestsr abusing his wife who showed up in court for holding his hand. he was inducted into the hall of fame this year. a 911 call from the wife of then phoenix suns basketball player, jason kidd. he publicly apologized for hitting his wife. kidd pled guilty to a misdemeanor, reportedly paid a $200 fine to the court. and went back to the basketball court. he is now a coach for the milwaukee bucks. former memphis player james johnson was arrested on a charge of domestic violence. charges were dismissed and he signed a new contract with the toronto raptors. former l.a. lakers matt barnes was arrested for domestic abuse, but after his fiancee called it a misunderstanding he moved on to play with the clippers. then there is the nhl, he was arrested and charged for assaulting his girlfriend. he was on the ice the very next game. the prosecutor eventually dropped the charges saying he could not win a conviction. individual teams like baseball's seattle mariners have been proactive with players, edu

turning attention to the mlb, and oakland missed out on a chance to glinch a wild spot. losing to the oakland texas rangers. donaldson belted home a home run over the fence. spectators blowed up the score to 5-2. couldn't catch texas, the final school year 5-4. >>> meanwhile the minnesota twins completed a 12-3 defeat of the detroit tigers ending their hopes of sealing the american league at home. signing for the visitors with a brilliant home run, four hits. a brand new batch of surfers are hitting the beach in cape town. 250 teenagers from the nearby up to ships are carving out a refuge from violence, drugs and aids. by riding the waves. the were from cape town. >> reporter: it's winter and wind yi in cape town. a warm-up is necessary. after a jog, it's time to warm up the spirits. this is one of the instruct jurors at waves for change. the organization targets vulnerable young people. they may not have the best gear and some of the wetsuits don't fit. for many, this is the first time someone showed an interest in them. >> the key here is the key to those involved in v

. >> and i've worked with the mlb. so this needed to happen. people needed to see what goes on. and people need to see that victims don't report because, hello, law enforcement. why isn't he in jail? >> right. >> why hasn't anything happened? >> i think it is extremely troubling the fact, the atlantic city d.a.'s seem to have put him into a rehab program. there's a lot of questions surrounding is that after seeing the video. jameis winston looking at a possible rape assault, the process was different for him. i want to the talk as a victim, janay rice coming out today against the media, we know all along she was put that different situations, the ravens sending out the tweet she regrets the role she played that night, saying it was partially my fault. talk a little bit about the pressure that goes against a victim that would perhaps inspire them to act in this manner. >> well because for that victim they believe they are responsible. they believe they play a role. i got to tell you, the messages that go out to these victims tell them that all the time, from culture, from law enf

another mlb player and later manager showed up in court holding his wife's hand. he was inducted into the hall of fame. >> my husband just hit me in the face. >> reporter: another one, jason kidd publicly apologized for hitting his wife. kidd pled guilty to a misdemeanor, reportedly paid a $200 fine to the courts and went back to the basketball court. heavy is now a coach for the milwaukee bucks. former memphis player james johnson was arrested on a domestic violence charge, charges were dismissed and signed a new contract with the raptors. and matt barnes was also arrested for domestic abuse, his wife called it a misunderstanding. and then, arrested and charged for assaulting his girlfriend. he was on the ice the very next game. the prosecutor eventually dropped the charges saying he could not win a conviction. individual teams like baseball's seattle mariners have been pro active with domestic violence, educating players and being harder within the league. but they are the exception. >> no question this is a signal not just for the nfl but for all professional s

so here he is, mlb sharing this video on their instagram account. how he does it. >> he is good. >> it gets dicey there at the end. >> he will probably end up in philly, we will get this guy next. >>> looking for a job, well netflix is offering up one that includes traveling and taking amateur instagram photos did we mention you get paid to do this, but we >>> not again another possible data breach, this time involving, acme stores right here in our area, is what the possibility that your credit card information has been stolen. >>> new overnight police on the scene of the shooting in burlington county, latest details straight ahead in a live report. >>> blame game, wal-mart is pinning part of the blame on tracie morgan for his injuries in the deadly crash on the new jersey turnpike, what they say he didn't do. >>> we have shocking new details about the white house intruder making as much farther then previously thought. how far he really got into the white

it was the most watched regular season game on the mlb network. yesterdayer's two-year-old nephew jalen stole the show after he tipped his hat to his uncle. hollywood ending. antonio it really is so perfect! >> you have to be a yankee hater not to have been touched bay that. hermella thank you. >> you're welcome. >> well to becoming mainstream. and drinking in america, surprising information in our data dive. >>> and while the birds of today are not that scary their prehistoric ancestors certainly were. who's pregnant, and you tell me that's what god wants... >> a controversial law >> where were you when the babies lives were being saved? >> are women in texas paying the price? >> who's benefiting from restricting access to safe abortions? >> fault lines... al jazeera america's hard hitting... ground breaking... truth seeking... breakthrough investigative documentary series access restricted only on al jazeera america >> more than 1.7 million children in america are now being educated at home. once the domain of deeply religious families, home sch

it was the most watched regular season game on the mlb network. yesterdayer's two-year-old nephew jalen stole the show after he tipped his hat to his uncle. hollywood ending. antonio it really is so perfect! >> you have to be a yankee hater not to have been touched bay that. hermella thank you. >> you're welcome. >> well to becoming mainstream. and drinking in america, surprising information in our data dive. >>> and while the birds of today are not that scary their >> more than 1.7 million children in america are now being educated at home. once the domain of deeply religious families, home schooling becoming increasingly more common among other americans. edge of eighteen. >> i also don't go to normal high school. >> in contrast to new england and the middle colonies, towns were scarce in the south. >> i'm home schooled by choice. i saw myself wasting time in the day. i had no time to go out and do things and meet people. i had to be in beds, have school the next day it was such a restraint. >> i'm joined by milton gather, author of the book hom

game is called the most expensive regular-season game in mlb history. did you see him play? cheryl: are you sad about tonight? >> i have a tear in my eye. i can't begin to tell you. this is -- watching his career come to an end in new york has got to be one of the historic moments. it's sad, in every way it's sad, but a tribute to a great man. cheryl: it's going to be sad if all the people holding the tickets don't get to see jeret. jeff, good to see you as always. closing bell is going to ring. 6 minutes to go, yes, a major sell-off today. we're going to get color for you coming up. we'll ask bob dahl whether this is just a blip or if it's more. you know what my business philosophy is, reynolds? no. not exactly. to attain success, one must project success. that's why we use fedex one rate. their flat rate shipping. exactly. it makes us look top-notch but we know it's affordable. [ garage door opening ] [ sighs ] honey, haven't i asked you to please use the -- we don't have a reception entrance. [ male announcer ] ship a pak via fedex express saver® for as low as $7.50. [ be

. >>> all right, play of the day now, mlb, blue jays and mariners. [ inaudible ] he is running for thely. makes a great catch. [ loud background noise ] >> a's win 14-4 the final. play of the day. >>> this san francisco off-ramp will be closed for months. half a year. coming up we'll let you know how to get around today and for the upcoming month. >> and thieves make off with nearly two dozen luxury vehicles from several bay area car dealerships. how they did it, i'll have that story just ahead as we continue on "eyewitness news this morning." ,, ,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> air strikes are under way against isis militants in syria. we have the very latest on the new offensive. >> and a slick group of car thieves on tape hitting bay area dealerships and you'll only see the video here on kpix 5. >> fall is here now we're talking about the possibility of some rain coming our way. we'll let you know when coming up. >> and all clear. we just got word on westbound 80 in fairfield. big delays in suisun valley road travel times coming up. >> good morning. it's tues

. >> you're close to the baseball commissioner, to the mlb.how do you think goodell has handled this and your sense of this? does he survive? >> he will survive. he's handled it terribly and it doesn't matter. we're in a highly stylized indignation sweepstakes where everyone commits sociology in all directions saying players are made violent by this, college experience, on and on. the fact is anheuser-busch tells us it's disappointed. anheuser-busch spends $200 million a year on nfl. last year's three most viewed television programs were thursday night football, sunday night football, monday night football. money talks. it will continue to talk. this will pass over and football will continue on its merry way. i think the problem is football. football is merchandising violence and some spills over. >> we talk about what is the role of the commissioner. part of the role is to protect the shield. that's the nfl shield. lord knows in baseball the commissioner has to protect the integrity of the game and the shield. if you're going to punish somebo

mlb shared the video. o yeah, baby gets serious on the field when these guys are at work. when your jam comes on, you go for it. >> can you imagine steve carlton doing that back in the 70's or 80's. >> it looks like he has a condition. >> williamson. >> turn down for what. >> okay. >> he walks up to led zeppelin, songs that i know. >> unexpected, former philadelphia sports personality don tollefson why his fraud trial ended before it even began. >>> woman is targeted in a execution style murder, plus what police say what could be the clue that cracked that case for detectives >>> check your credit and debit card, another data breach if you shop at acme anytime in the past year. >>> and, there has got to be something so nobody else child will get killed here. >>> plus, a mother's plea for justice after she loses her daughter in a horrific accident, what the family believes happened when a septa bus took the life of a young mom. such a sad story we are following for you on this tuesday, september 30th, 2014, thanks for being with us. >> 4:31. time for weather and traffic on

in terms of leagues, mlb a sportive, and it brings in younger players. average player is early 20s. >> a player who traditionally has done season-long fantasy or completely new to fantasy in general? >> both. players in leagues and those that haven't played before. >> potential to be a profitable business. should a media company want to use it in this acquisition do you see that route? >> not our focus. we want a strong, independent company. what we're doing is transformational. that's the company focus. >> i imagine nfl in terms of participation is your hottest time of year, right? >> yes. >> how is activity increased over the past few weeks? >> this week's exploding. we are acquiring more players today than we did, you know, in the fourth quarter of last year. so it's just a huge numbers. >> with constant, basically high frequency fantasy. >> yes. >> say you win a given sunday, how do you get paid out? >> oh, so it's paid straight into your card. back to paypal or check. very, very fast. >> and then use proceeds? going to winnings, marketing? >> a lot

. >>> play of the day on this wednesday, a little mlb action, blue jays and orioles. great catch robbing the hitter of a home run. baltimore beat the blue jaysle- 2 and they clinched the championship in the american league east division for the first time in moons. your play of the day. >>> 6:26 right now. the nfl is under increasing pressure to take action on domestic violence. coming up, a major decision on one of the players at the center of the controversy. >> thousands of acres burning hundreds of homes threatened in wildfires all over the state. some of the damage and the evacuations up next. i lochecked bag.free with my united mileageplus explorer card. i have saved $75 in checked bag fees. priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. i love to travel, no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the us. when i spend money on this card i can see brazil in my future. i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family which means a lot to me.