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giants made it look easy in game one, anyone who thought it would be that way for 4 games were proven wrong. the royals had to think it was de. >> glenn: view -- deja vuncisco. looked like the giants picked up where they left off. another moment in the 4th, the giants pulled even on this rbi double. sandoval who led off the interesting way double came around the score. it was 2-2. stayed that way until kansas city half of the six. marchi relieved peavy. the royals back on top 3-2. one batter later with strickland on the mound the royals bust it open. a 2-run double. kansas city feeling comfortable in front 5-2. and then one batter later, 7-2. infante turns heat around for a two-run homer. it's a five-run inning. the fifth home run strickland allowed this postseason. the emotions doubled over. perez waiting at the plate, strickland takes issue. the home plate umpire makes sure it doesn't escalate. the cooler heads prevail. the series is even at a game each after the royals win. mark ibanez joins us. as baseball dust ups go that's typical. it gave all the media a major story line. >> no question about it. took it to a different level. way was thinking,

. >> all that -- >> one misshe ch vus toddler in tennessee. one minute he was playing around the toy machine and next thing he was in i love him. >> royals take game two. >> and all that matters. >> the big protest continues to go on in hong kong. >> things were rear. the protesters were visited by kenny g. he played three notes and hong kong immediately surrendered. >> chewbacca, freddy krueger and waldo get into the mix. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." canada's prime minister is vowing not to be intimidated after the country's second terror attack this week. we're learning new details this morning of that deadly rampage around ottawa's center of government. >> the gunman struck the heart of canada's democracy. the assault began yesterday at canada's national war memorial and ended at the parliament building. jim axelrod is there where police are searching for a motive. >> we know the gunman michael zehalf-bibeau is a recently convert

ones under control of the pro-russian rebels. the others did. and i think they voted for who they think is somebody representing their vus. one of the losers is the communist party of ukraine. for the first time in 20 years, post-soviet independence of ukraine will not be represented in parliament. >> one final thought. the economic hardship that ukraine is going to have to go through now. are people prepared for those sort of measures, which is going to make people very, very unconferrabu uncomfortable, isn't it? >> ukrainians are not very stoic a lot. this is not the first time they'll have to endure very low heating in their flats. there have been wars before. 2008 and 2006. now there's no gas coming from russia at all. so this is part of the problem. the other part of the problem is certainly a large part of the industrial east of the country has been devastated and the gdp is falling, some estimates say by 10%. i think it will be very, very difficult to convince the people that the suffering they endure now is for nothing. therefore the responsibility of the authorities to deliver i think will be absolutely unpreceden

here with more on this huge step is caroline hyde. >> deja vu. a slight u-turn, it seems to me. >> quite a big one. >> meg whitman said she will not stating --ugh on splitting the company. you have to re-create the whole thing if you do that, she said. they decided not to in 2011. they lost the number one spot to lenovo in pc makers. they missed the boat in the move to mobile. they want to be free, they want to be unchained, they want to go on the cloud. it seems that hp slightly missed the boat. they are playing catch-up in terms of the need to move and they are really focusing on the future growth area. maybe they want to be more lean, mean, and a little bit more dexterous. they can before more flexible by splitting the business. on the one side, half of the the pcs and the hardware. meg whitman is going to be chief executive of the technology solutions bit, the enterprise focus side. she will still be the chairwoman of the pc unit as well, but clearly they feel to be that much more agile, they need to do this. it does seem that big companies in

on this friday. i'm betty nguyen. it is deja vu in metro st. louis. that familiar chant, hands up, don't shoot, and police in riot gear one day after an off duty police officer shot and killed an 18-year-old man during a pedestrian check. a peaceful protest turned into physical confrontations. hundreds of protesters were told to remain on the sidewalks. some were even shoved back by police officers. and during the height of the protest, this officer is seen spraying what appears to be pepper spray into the crowd. several protesters including this man is heard asking for water after he was sprayed. speaking on msnbc's "all in with chris hayes," francis lay called wednesday night's shooting, quote, a terrible tragedy and says the department of justice and u.s. attorney will play a role in the investigation. >> we want to make sure that this is handled right and that people have confidence in the investigation itself, and the results. so sensitivity, transparency, and independence is, you know, that's what the investigation is for. >> the family of 18-yea

on this huge is caroline hyde. meg whitman said i am not doing this and here we are. >> a deja vu. back to the future. she came on board and sellable cannot split the company into two. -- gave an interview was saying no one understands pcs like a down. crate anotheru division, you will have to crate the whole thing. she says too difficult. another division, you will have to create the whole thing. chairwoman of that particular unit. the future, side is the enterprise, the cloud, the parts they have been investing in. what they used to do. thatill be the ceo of units, the overall technology units which brings in about $56 billion per year in terms of sales. it is resurrecting the idea they had in 2011 that things did not go smoothly as a meg whitman wanted. she was brought on board to change the outlook of the company. aty lost their number one maker, lenovo is number one. they have but, where that they've missed of the boat in terms of a digital and mobile and you and i not want to do betrothed at our desks. trapped at our desks. they missed that particular change as well. >> staying with the french th

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one, that, for example, could curve or maybe you damage a body part if you try to get over it. >> vu g. these people put h dick in tacos. they're not scared of body part damage. maybe they're more dismissive. nobody on the committee suggested truly terrible ideas. >> to the overwhelming force of the would be intruder can't be stopped by a dog or intercepted by a person, perhaps more lethal force is necessary. if they want to penetrate that, they need to know that they are going to perhaps be killed. that's the message we should be sending every single time. >> jon: anyone have anything to add to judge dread's proposal. >> i was trained in that you only use as much force as it absolutely necessary to subdue or fix the problem. never any more undo force. >> the idea that we're going to have a shoot-out on the white house grounds seems to me a last resort, not a first resort. >> you've heard many members be concerned about the thought that we would have sort of a shoot to kill first, 're. then, of course, i think about earlier -- i think this year we had a toddler breach the fence. >> jo

. >> reporter: it was a moment of deja vu for the nationals. a blown save with one out left to go in the game. a heartbreaking 18-inning loss puts them in an 0-2 deficit heading out here to the west coast. game three monday night is do or die for the nationals. it doesn't matter that this team won 96 games. it doesn't matter they had the best record in the national league. what matters now is the viy ctor in game three or the division champs are going home early. >> we don't have a choice. we're in a must-win situation. so we have to go out there and play and win the game. >> we definitely have to treat it as a regular start. you can't all of a sudden change your plan or your routine. for me, i really tend to try and block out as much of the exterior influences that can occur, whether it's fans, whether it's media, whatever it may be. >> i certainly hope there's not going to be a let-down with what's at stake here. and i don't see that with this group. this is a tough group. they will come out and be ready to go. you can't let down. this isn't -- it wasn't the best

on rolling. >> like what did yogi say? deja vu all over again, 2012 and '10. er back in june, when the giants were kind of swooning? fans wanted to get rid of juan perez, gregger blanco. no one welcomed travis ishikawa back. now greeted as heros. as was that guy, barry bonds, he threw out the first pitch. they could not get this kid out. kolten wong takes ryan vogelsong deep. the giants begin to chip away. there's greger blanco. a shot to first. matt adams cannot get juan perez. not handled at the plate. we've got a 4-4 ballgame. there's the rookie. panik to first. unwisely chooses to throw to second. brandon crawford in easily. not to rest. buster posey, mr. buster ballgame, we should say. 3 rbi's tonight. two more hits. there's the single that pads the lead. 6-4. the giants weren't about to relinquish it. their bullpen has been just so tough. casilla comes in to close it. remember the villain in 2012, matt holliday? the giants will take it. 6-4. setting up a big night tomorrow night. the giants still haven't parked one in the bleachers. that doesn't matter at

millions of people on social security will be get be a raise. we'll tell you about that next. vugoes, a young man boarded a train to baltimore to look for a job, but it was raining there, so he stayed on the train to washington and landed work at the "washington post." his name was ben bradlee, and the rest is history, much of it chronicled by the paper that he would run. bradlee oversaw the pulitzer prize-winning coverage of watergate. pos policy as executive editor eas to hire good reporters and trust them to do their jobs. uralthy skepticism didn't hurt. he told "60 minutes," "i just do not believe the first version of events in this city." ben bradlee, awarded the nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom, died yesterday. he was 93. americans on social security will get a raise the first half of next year. the cost-of-living adjustment will amount to 1.7%, or about $22 a month for the average recipient. for those paying into social security, the maximum wages subject to the payroll tax will rise to $118,500. and today, an artifact of the digital revol

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hulett packard is on the verge in two.ting itself here with more is caroline hyde. it looks like the plan is going to be resurrect did. deja vu? she took the helm in 2011, meg whitman said, i am not hp, one that put silicon valley on the map. she is. she is again did all. away they are going to divide the company is evenly in terms of revenue. a are going to have the printing was known for. that is one area. helm the ceo of the unit. on the other side meg whitman is going to be leaving. they are front and center. it is all about corporate hardware. it is $56 billion in sale a year. ceo.hitman is going to be it is interest in. it is resurrecting the plan. said, why don't you ?plit the this is -- business it is hard because you have to re-create the whole thing. toy decided that is a way go. >> you said there was a spark. they went from doing a deal. is it a good deal for shareholders? but they get tax-free distribution of shares. boost thet could valuation. they have fallen behind. it was once the biggest pc maker in the world. and holdingiled their number one spot. they must have missed the boat when it comes to the move to m

on tuesday. >>> do you remember the moment when romo wrapped up the game in the rain? that was epic. it could play out like that again. >> deja vu. all over again. >> yogi bera, native of st. louis. >>> before we get to that, we will talk about what is going on at home. not worried about the 49ers game, but 13 miles per hour at sfo and 18 at fairfield and nice sea breeze so we have been pointing to today as the cool of the day and sfo has clouds and 10 or 15 minutes they will let us know if there are delays but there could be. cooler today. warmer this weekend and we will flip the swim tomorrow. the wind shifts and the weather changes and that will happen, weekend fire and beach concerns because of the wind shift and we have autumn chill and chance of rain. the cloud cover keying in on the golden gate bridge and angel island and the area that stayed foggy until 2:00 yesterday and will do the same. there will still be lingering clouds along the east bay shoreline. 60's, 70's, and a few 80's as we head inland and they will be the exception to the south. 80 at los gatos and gilroy and otherwise mid-to-upper 70 and 76 at san jose an

on the move tonight. >> reporter: it is. look at the moisture streaming into the southwest. this is deja vu all over again. tucson yet again, flash flooding today. the moisture moves north and east through colorado and then into middle america. by the rush tomorrow night, kansas city through st. louis will be seeing heavy rain. it will last for several days. places in missouri, some spots could see four, five, maybe six inches of rain over the next three days. >> that's a lot of rain. rob, thank you. and you are aware of this. one more image to pass along tonight. what's called a super typhoon, 600 miles south of okinawa in the pacific. 1 170-mile-per-hour winds tonight on the move helded toward japan. this weekend. and we'll track it. >>> now, to the stunning tragedy in yosemite national park. a veteran pilot killed in the line of duty, fighting a fire from the air when he tanker crashed. perhaps you'll remember that image, another fire fighting plane, the wings coming off right there in midair. and then we all learned how old that plane was. and so tonight here, abc's clayton sandell asking the same ques

one last comment from john steinbe steinberg. not typically your wheel house but i know you watch it. >> deja vu all over again. like walmart. this is the year where e-commerce hit offline retail very hard. people are not going into stores like they used to. >> and comes also on a day that we should mention sears not having head lines on its own. middle men concerned bt supply chain and financial stability long-term. >> and we are seeing a big move in the stock mainly buzz of the time of year too. you don't want to see a story like that right before the holiday season, right as they are trying to build up inventory. >> and one reason the likes of a radio shack or others trying to solidify a financial base in a holiday season where you have faster burn rate on advertising. and seasonal works and costs go up. >> a number of researchers are saying they suspect this to be a good season for department stores. part of this i wonder is jcp setting ahead. >> divert some attention. >> yeah. >> and google shopping express or ebay now or things like that. to the extent they can pourve these companies which -- it's going even a higher co

vu in metro st. louis. >> hands up. >> don't shoot. >> that familiar chant hands up, don't shoot, and police in riot gear one day after an off duty police officer shot and killed an 18-year-old man during a pedestrian check. a peaceful protest turned into a physical confrontation. hundreds of protesters are were told to remain on the sidewalk. some were even shoved back by police officers. during the height of the protests, this officer is seen spraying what appears to be pepper spray into the crowd. several protesters including this man is heard asking for water after he was sprayed. speaking on "all in" with chris hayes, the st. louis mayor called it a terrible tragedy and says the department of justice and the u.s. attorney will play a role in the investigation. >> we want to make sure that this is handled right and that people have confidence in the investigation itself, and the results. so sensitivity, transparency, and independence is, you know, that's what the investigation is for. >> the family of 18-year-old vonderrit myers jr. insist he was holding a sandwich and not a gun. myers was supposed to go to trial in november. suppor

thet least we have seen ending on a higher note and it sounds like dÉjÀ vu again in europe.et it together, guys, in europe. back here in the u.s., equity futures, you can see they appear to be bouncing back from a weeklong selloff. the st. louis fed president jim bullock had people questioning the fed's next move in an exclusive interview with bloomberg television. he said the central bank should consider d laing end of its stimulus program. >> i think a reasonable response for the fed in the situation would be to invoke the clause on the taper that says if the paper was data dependent, we could go on pause at this juncture. >> should we pause? the market seemed to like that idea and joining us now is the former chief economic adviser to president ronald reagan, martin feldstein who is now a professor of economics at harvard university and the president of the national bureau of economic research. also joining them is jonathan gaal up, the chief u.s. economist at rbc capital -- jonathan golub. would it be a mistake and we pause on tapering? >> i think it would be. , think th

one. over gregor blanco. enough for an rbi double, 2-zero for kansas city. two becomes three in the same inning inning. it's dÉjÀ vuon scores. the world is lauding it. 3 up by the joints fight back, michael morse doubles to the left. a chance to tie game 3 at 3, a runner on third but pablo is sandoval grounds out to first. the royals stay ahead 3-2. ttention to kansas city's face as they look to see the game out. game over. 2-1 in the best of 7 series heading in to game 4 on saturday. david garrett, al jazeera. >> mark marquette was crowned world motor gp champion for a second time. the spanish rider has surpassed the record for the most polls in a sing season. he was fastest in qualifying for the malaysian grand prix. the 13 the time he will start for honda this year. pedrosa was second. >> the laptop was fast with those conditions. about with danny, he had goodrith im. >> the debate over what makes a sport and what's more of a hobby has plagued us here in the al jazeera sports department. now, competitive video gaming or e sports is part of that hop topic -- hot topic. the first ever professional gaming arena. jo

request to provide a status update on the board of supervisors response to recommendation number 13 contained in the 2011 through 12 civil grand jury report entitled deja vu all over again, san francisco city's technology needs a culture shock. >> colleagues, same house same call? without objection this motion is approved. [gavel] >> next item. >> item 19, ordinance to amend the public works code to require the installation of city-owned communication infrastructure in excavation projects where the city has determined that it is both financially feasible and consistent with the city's long-term goals to develop the communications infrastructure. >> thank you. president chiu. >> thank you, mr. chair. colleagues, i want to appreciate your consideration of our dig once ordinance. and i want to thank supervisors wiener and cohen for their co-sponsorship. i propose this dig once ordinance to help us build out our city's fiber-optic network which is the backbone of internet connectivity while saving money and limiting construction impacts on our residents, neighborhoods, and traffic. this ordinance establishes the policy that if we're going to dig up any of our

on the front burner again. what do you make of this as someone who served there? >> a lot of this is deja vu again. i served in a lot of cities that are being fought over right now. so it's a lot of flash backs for me. it reminds me a lot of what occurred under the bush administration with this fear mongering with split voters to create wedges. i think it's really an unnecessary thing that's being done by republicans. i see it not just in cinema's district, but also in kirkpatrick district, trying to combine the fear of terrorism with legal immigration. it's very unnecessary. >> a fear monger strikes me as a strange incentive. we have isis that wants to make americans scared, swim date them. and then we have politicians that think they can gain something for making americans scared. which is how we wind up with propaganda from everyone who says is a brutal, horrible, murderous group starring in an ad for an american politician. >> it's shocking that anyone would ever approve this. the amount of pain that they put the family through. and then to have the propaganda to going back and replaying this i

thuy vu talking about educating our children and perhaps not everyone is in agreement on how we do it moving forward. your question now for mr. khanna. >> mr. khanna, the national common core curriculum took full effect in california this year. it puts in place a new focus on critical thinking and analysis and reasoning instead of rote learning. not all parents are happy about this of course. they -- among their concerns is too much emphasis on testing, they feel the math and reading standards are still too low, too weak. what do you think of the core curriculum, the common core curriculum and the implementation so far in california. >> i appreciate the question. i think it is a step forward. it is an improvement over no child left behind. that's an honest disagreement in this campaign. the congressman had supported, voted for no child left behind. i thought that was increasing testing. and but it is not perfect. one, it needs time to be implemented in california. we need to be increasing the investment for teacher preparation. so teachers can actually use it. and be prepared for are

on a great show. >> this gentleman performed before and it blew us away. >> reporter: after the blue angels performance was cut short thursday due to fog, there was concern that today would be deja vu. fortunately, they took to the air, their formations a favorite of mike hughes. >> blue angels baby. any other high speed military aircraft. and low speed military aircraft. >> reporter: fleet week started in 1981 and it has truly taken off. it is a chance for a peek behind the curtain of the armed forces but does it motivate people to join and climb inside the jets? well, depends on who you ask. >> if i were inside, i would probably just get knocked out that day. i don't know. you would have to wake me up. >> oh, i would love to do it, but not on a full stomach. some of those maneuvers are just wild. >> reporter: marina green shows firsthand how military and civilians are prepared to respond to future disasters. these fleet week festivities generated $10 million for the city every year, but it is this billion dollar navy ship this year that stole the show. ♪ [ music ] the uss america is the navy's newest vessel commissioned at fleet week. it aims to restore america's dominance on the

. >> one san jose neighborhood is forced to pay hundreds of dollars in repairs after they were hit by vandals. >> damien, you were out there recently covering a similar story but this is not deja vu. >> reporter: it's been a couple of months that this has been happening here in downtown willow glen. this is some of the damage they have been causing here. the willow glen window smasher strikes again and the merchants are getting increasingly frustrated here in willow glen. the owner of the moda salon is the latest victim. now over the last two months, the willow glen window smasher, as honey targeting several businesses. the local starbucks and bass kins robbins does not -- it happens to become a majorfor th in willow glen. more merchants are talking about store front surveillance cameras here so they can see who exactly is causing this damage in downtown willow glen. police so far have not made any arrests. >> an expensive experience for those business owners. thank you, damien. >> good news to start off your monday morning as we look live at the bay bridge. those heading into san francisco shouldn't have to deal with the same gridlock that kept drivers on the bay bridge for more

on the front burner again. what do you make of this as someone who served there? >> well, a lot of it is deja vu again. i served in a lot of cities being fought over right now. so it's a lot of thraflash backr me but reminds me of just really what took place with, you know, split voter asks create wedges. and i think it's just really an unnecessary thing that's done by republicans and i see it not just in cinema's district but kir p >> isis clearly wants to make americans scared and intimidate them and they can gain something for making americans scared which is how you end up with propaganda from what everyone says is a brutal horrific and murder group in an ad for an american politician. >> it's shocking that anyone would ever approve of this. you know, the amount of pain that they put the family through and then also to have another propaganda coup to isis by actually going back and actually replaying this is horrible and ir irresponsible and it's irresponsible leadership she's showing and we can not trust her to be a congresswoman. >> isis may have gotten our attention by killing americans and wipi