they have won six straight post season games. playing spalding guide book baseball brilliantly here. pitching and defense. ken rosenthal standing by with a pair of their game three heroes. >> ken: they're going, the rbi triple in the second. big catch in the ninth. which did you like better? >> player: the rbi for sure. it's important. we are playing great defense. we have to keep playing. every single one in the field. trying to make a play. >> ken: you bat in the second, runner on second. one out. what was your approach against sanchez? >> player: he is a great pitcher. he got great pitches. he has great velocity. i just try to put the ball in play. the weather helped me a little bit. i think for the pitchers tonight to throw the ball, it was really hard. and he hand me that curv curveball. i did damage with it. >> ken: gregor, thank you. tim, another good outing. how much are you enjoying this role? >> player: we're all enjoying this right now. up 3-nothing in the world series. couldn't be better than that. we have another gam

that posted tonight at huffing ton post. in more newly rediscovered footage on right wing websites and on fox news, a prepresidential barack obama can be heard praising his former pastor jeremiah wright. he talked in his speech about wanting to him all this sorts of help to poor people. then candidate obama was talking about iraq war veterans with post traumatic stress disorder. but i'm sure it's better politics for the right if they shorthand iraq war veterans as poor people while also calling mr. obama angry and describing him as having an accent. it's not subtle but i'm sure they think it's great politics. so tonight has been an unsettled big night. tomorrow night is going to make tomorrow look like a traffic camera on a desert highway. i'll be here in new york. chris matthews will be in denver.

he limped through the post season. that misses. it's 2-1. tigers won 88 games and won the a.l. central by three over the white sox. they were a team that was five games under under .500 on the road under jim leyland. off the hands, strike two. giants won 94 games and ran away with the n.l. west. another full count. that has lincecum shaking his head as the pitch bounced in on 2-2. >> joe: two out. three batters faced, three strike-outs for tim lincecum. >> joe: all three swinging strike-outs. peralta to end the top of the sixth. garcia, avila in the seventh. the batter will be quintin berry. to bat for albuquerque who went two innings, allowed one run on one hit. a hit, third home run of the night by pablo sandoval. strike one. >> tim: i will tell you, joe, i don't know if you noticed it or not, but the nod of relief after that strike-out with posey out there showed to me a relaxed expression on lincecum's face. maybe not the weight of the world off his shoulders, but relief. and relaxation. >> joe: the chop to the right side. scutaro waits. gets the speedy berry. we talk about

that is now 23 hits in this post season. is at second. one out. batter is posey, takes a strike. >> tim: i was interested in quotes made by will clark, the exgiant, excardinal. great player. who said sandoval has the best hand-eye coordination he had ever seen. when you think about it, to be that much of a fastball hitter, you to have the best hand-eye coordination. swings off the plate. hits them. >> joe: runner at second. one out. 0-1 pitch. away to posey. he has driven in seven in the entire post season. one in this world series. >> joe: here is the 1-1 pitch. with a runner at second. one out. posey trying to add to a 2-nothing lead. strike two. giants having fun. that includes here in this world series. makes that little heart back to the dugout. there is pagan. angel pagan. lincecum sitting near zito. lincecum is in the ballgame. pitching for the giants, hoping for more of a cushion. here is a 1-2. got him looking. that tailed back over for strike three. two outs. >> tim: benoit got the two strikes and finished posey of

now we're in the post season. it's a pretty special moment for everyone from washington to celebrate it as a group. let's support the nats and we're not done yet. we're just getting started in the post season. i always like to say anything can happen in october. >> reporter: anything can ppen. thank you so much. appreciate t. bryce harper was quoted in the post back in june as saying one of the things he loved about this team, this city, the fans, how much he felt like he belonged here and really just loved being a part of this city. so everybody out there, if you're coming to this game, hang on. hang o. here we go. if you're coming to this game, rock the red. gates open 10:30. hope to see you there. also standing room only tickets. 9:00 a.m. limited quantity going on sale. you can only pick them up at the box office. back to you guys. >> kristin, thank you. >>> here's a fan the nats can do without. the f.b.i. wants you to take a good look at the man in this surveillance photo. he's wanted for robbing a td bank on

in his career in post season. it will be his 18th career post-season start against ryan vogelsong.o record. good start under his belt in cincinnati. strike one on freese. >> joe: red hot descalso, who has two more hits tonight on deck. one on, oneut. good pitch. strike two. >> tim: that was a spinning slider right there. dangerous pitcher. >> joe: got up. >> tim: yeah. guy with david freese's po power. >> joe: he's ready. so is freese. 0-2. got him, two outs. >> tim: again, the best time to jam a hitter, the best time to come in, generally speaking, is with two strikes, because the good hitters guard the plate with two strikes. that is when you can get inside. >> joe: before the descalso at-bat, meeting on the mound as posey goes out. for bochy and matheny, the guys they called upon out of the pen have been outstanding. one hit allowed. in this eighth inning, casilla trying to get around the error by sandoval. he will have to get descalso, who had two home runs in the division series. mijares gets loose in the du dugout. ball one. descalso singled in the second. doubled and scored

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zito on his way to a 2-0 record this post season.ries start in his long career. two outs. [ applause ] scutaro takes care of infante. this year, two lucky consumers won the chance to play with mlb legends through the pepsi max field of dreams program. fans voted and the game will be played in the hometown of a.l. consumer winner johnny corradi from rochester, new york. he and five friends will host the n.l. consumer winner, steven catchmark from washington, d.c. log on to mlb.com/pepsimax for details. two out, nobody on. here is cabrera. miguel has been on base twice. with a walk and rbi single. there isn't anybody that is more imposing figure at the plate than miguel cabrera standing right on top of it, waving the bat. where do you go? that is up. count 1-1. >> tim: he almost has no weaknesses. he is so quick inside. that you can get him to chase, and he takes enough walks to where he doesn't do that a lot. >> joe: fouls it away right side. that's two. >> tim: two guys in the major leagues to me have almost no holes. albert pujols w

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in his career in post season. it will be his 18th career post-season start against ryan vogelsong.o record. good start under his belt in cincinnati. strike one on freese. >> joe: red hot descalso, who has two more hits tonight on deck. one on, one out. good pitch. strike two. >> tim: that was a spinning slider right there. dangerous pitcher. >> joe: got up. >> tim: yeah. guy with david freese's po power. >> joe: he's ready. so i freese. 0-2. got him, two outs. >> tim: again, the best time to jam a hitter, the best time to come in, generally speaking, is with two strikes, because the good hitters guard the plate with two strikes. that is when you can get inside. >> joe: before the descalso at-bat, meeting on the mound as posey goes out. for bochy and matheny, the guys they called upon out of the pen have been outstanding. one hit allowed. in this eighth inning, casilla trying to get around the error by sandoval. he will have to get descalso, who had two home run runs in the division series. mijares gets loose in the du dugout. ball one. descalso singled in the second. doubled and sc

that is now 23 hits in this post season. is at second. one out. batter is posey, takes a strike. >> tim: i was interested in quotes made by will clark, the exgiant, excardinal. great player. who said sandoval has the best hand-eye coordination he had ever seen. when you think about it, to be that much of a fastball hitter, you to have the best hand-eye coordination. swings off the plate. hits them. >> joe: runner at second. one out. 0-1 pitch. away to posey. he has driven in seven in the entire post season. one in this world series. >> joe: here is the 1-1 pitch. with a runner at second. one out. posey trying to add to a 2-nothing lead. strike two. giants having fun. that includes here in this world series. makes that little heart back to the dugout. there is pagan. angel pagan. lincecum sitting near zito. lincecum is in the ballgame. pitching for the giants, hoping for more of a cushion. here is a 1-2. got him looking. that tailed back over for strike three. two outs. >> tim: benoit got the two strikes and finished posey of

he struck him out and the oakland athletics are going to the post season. unbelievable. >> the o'sland a's are on their way to the -- the oakland a's are on their way to the post season. oakland is now guaranteed a wildcard spot, their first trip to the playoffs since 2006. but that is not all, if they sweep this season ending series with the rangers they will capture the american league west title. our sports director gary radnich will have more coming up in sports. >>> there is breaking news tonight, the body of one of two fishermen who went missing yesterday morning was discovered tonight by his family who were searching. no word on which fisherman was found near pigeon point south of half moon bay. this is video of the boat. it capsized by a large wave on sunday after leaving the marina. the boat washed ashore and got stuck on these rocks. four men were on board, two were wearing life jackets, they swam to shore, the other two went missing. the coast guard suspended their such but family continued to search and they found the body about 6:30 p.m. tonigh

in his career in post season. it will be his 18th career post-season start against ryan vogelsong.o record. good start under his belt in cincinnati. strike one on freese. >> joe: red hot descalso, who has two more hits tonight on deck. one on, one out. good pitch. strike two. >> tim: that was a spinning slider right there. dangerous pitcher. >> joe: got up. >> tim: yeah. guy with david freese's po power. >> joe: he's ready. so is freese. 0-2. got him, two outs. >> tim: again, the best time to jam a hitter, the best time to come in, generally speaking, is with two strikes, because the good hitters guard the plate with two strikes. that is when you can get inside. >> joe: before the descalso at-bat, meeting on the mound as posey goes out. for bochy and matheny, the guys they called upon out of the pen have been outstanding. one hit allowed. in this eighth inning, casilla trying to get around the error by sandoval. he will have to get descalso, who had two home run runs in the division series. mijares gets loose in the du dugout. ball one. descalso singled in the second. doubled and s

eight for 35 this post season. >> joe: in case you're joining us late, matt holliday was involved in that controversial slide at second base the first inning of game two. and during the pre-game introductions with the teams lined up, along the two baselines, the thumbs up from holliday. holliday gets hit with his own foul ball. the thumbs up was to scutaro. said, "play good today" and then something along the lines of "my bad." and those two, particularly scutaro has handled the whole thing so well that we talked about earlier in the telecast. bruce bochy on that list as well. of handling it with class and what you would expect from the organization and those two guys in particular. this got a lot of matt holliday. back of the left ankle. >> tim: yeah, not everything when you are big and strong is good. he has great bat speed. a big guy. but the ankle, it's tender now. >> joe: ground ball to tect. -- ground ball to second. scutaro gets the out. two out. mlb playoffs continue tomorrow is game four of the alcs. 4:00

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once that's posted up in the coc, we're all focused on that priority. identifying where those challenges are is really the challenge to understand that command element, command post, what the priority is and to be able to transmit that to the field where the resources are and then, if need be, to transmit the resource shortfalls beyond that. overall it was an outstanding experience. >> i'll jump in here. so this concept of common operating picture is one of the biggest takeaways for me and i think the city as we did this exercise. now, big concept, easy to implement. as rob was talking about, we're out at ocean beach, we're in a tent, we're 72 hours in, we don't have a lot of equipment, all i really needed to have was a nice map and to bring everyone to that map so we would have that common operating picture so everyone understood what we were doing. two things that were brought to me when we did our after action talk. one was a shared mission. folks in the military, it was clear to me, and we had a great working relationship, they are going to do what

second of this post season. will get him going leading in to tomorrow night. >> tim: that is right. every at-bat is worth something. one of the first things you learn as a pitcher in the major leagues is don't throw any left-handed hitter down and in. drop the bat head. hits it a long, long way to right field. >> joe: now sanchez takes a strike. while you watch the home run by sandoval, who hit 12 in the regular season, has two the post season, need to finish with scutaro. he is the first national leaguer to collect two or more hits in each of the first four games of the n.l.c.s. two out tonight. sanchez rolls one to matt carpenter. [ applause ] they hit the home run in the inning, but the giants are down to their final out as they trail by five and hunter pence who has a home run tonight will try to extend it against salas. the cardinals one out away from a commanding 3-1 series lead. >> joe: strike one. the cardinals have scored eight runs tonight without carlos beltran in their line-up. they push him and try

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zito on his way to a 2-0 record this post season.atching after his first world series start in his long career. two outs. [ applause ] scutaro takes care of infante. this year, two lucky consumers won the chance to play with mlb legends through the pepsi max field of dreams program. fans voted and the game will be played in the hometown of a.l. consumer winner johnny corradi from rochester, new york. he and five friends will host the n.l. consumer winner, steven catchmark from washington, d.c. log on to mlb.com/pepsimax for details. two out, nobody on. here is cabrera. miguel has been on base twice. with a walk and rbi single. there isn't anybody that is more imposing figure at the plate than miguel cabrera standing right on top of it, waving the bat. where do you go? that is up. count 1-1. >> tim: he almost has no weaknesses. he is so quick inside. that you can get him to chase, and he takes enough walks to where he doesn't do that a lot. >> joe: fouls it away right side. that's two. >> tim: two guys in the major leagues to me have

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. >> the post season ball is still in the future for the o's. kai spent the evening with passionate o's fans. we begin with pico -- pete gilbert in st. petersburg. >> the orioles lose the battle tonight but the world will continue friday in arlington, texas. they ran into incredible pitching. if evan longoria had been healthy for those 85 games he missed, the rays probably have won the american league east. crista the mound tonight, hoping to get his ninth victory of the year. had they won, but with the post of the what carter on friday. what a show evan put on. 1-0, tampa. he hit 3 homeruns on the evening. the orioles did get 1 run in th 9th. afterwards, you have to wonder if they were down after the defeat. not at all, they say. >> that cannot come close to describing our locker room right now. it is a tough road however you do it. it is a challenge. we feel good about on opportunity we have burnt -- we have earned. >> the orioles will play on that one game friday. against the texas rangers in arlington. later, we will hear from some players a

kozma doesn't have a ton of hits this post season. the perception is he has been red hot. he is hitting only .172. but he has come up with big hits. including a three-run home run in game three of the division series in d.c. then a game winning rbi hit that scored two. in the ninth inning of game five. shortened up on the infield. runners at first and second. one out. after the intentional walk to descalso. first walk by cain. >> joe: strike one. >> tim: one thing you do as a right-handed hitter in a situation like this is eliminate the off-speed pitch. because pitchers don't like to get ground balls from off-speed pitches. so it will be a fast ball or a slider to kozma. >> joe: that one misses. down and away. >> tim: curveball to david freese. that is why david is on second base. >> joe: late swing. 92 miles per hour fastball. strike two. >> joe: that will get out of play. off to the right. cain has this hitter and at least one more with the right-handed batting robinson on deck. lefty lopez is getting ready for jon jay. who follows robinson. double by freese. walk, desca

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we played great defense again like all series and the post season.s: you had inning ending double play in first and third and the bases loaded situation in the fifth. how did you get through that? >> player: just made pitches. yeah, just, i knew my stuff was pretty good. i felt like it might have been better two games against st. louis. but i continue to try to make pitches. hit off the glove. did a great job. he caught a good game all the time. we're on the same page all night. >> ris: joe and tim chronicled your journey through baseball at age 35 to be standing out on this mound. and pitching in a game like this and to come through. it those be special emotionally for you. >> player: it was special before the night even started. being able to pitch a game in the world series is something, you know, two years ago before this started i never thought was going to ha.

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the owners, the renters, or the post office. the post office did not return our calls today. now rosa says she worries about identity fraud. >> yes. of course i worry about it. >> reporter: in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> the bay area's new catholic archbishop officially took office amid loud protests. the archbishop was installed to his post during a ceremony at san francisco st. mary's cathedral. 2,000 people attended the saver money, including high-ranking vatican officials. outside the cathedral, the archbishop's supporters were joined by gay rights protesters upset by his openly stance against gay marriage. >> sad that they're going to put him here in san francisco where so many gay families live. i've got a child myself. my family no different than any other family. the fact that i'm gay means nothing. yet, he has dedicated pretty much his life's work to fighting against that. >> most of the archdiocese of a half million people, about 65% of them are ethnic, working-class people. their big issue is not gay marriage. >> him of -- >> he's alsotude tud

> > i'm a little bit skeptical on citi, certainly post- earnings and post the pandit resignation.en i drill down into the earnings a little bit more, most of the beat certainly was on pulling forward that loan loss reserve, which in essence is kind of a piggy bank not only citibank but the other major banks have to kind of smooth their earnings numbers. so, on an ongoing basis, it's going to be a little difficult for citi to keep putting up the numbers they did this quarter. i think it's kind of a one time event. i'm a little bit bearish here and skeptical on citi going forward, as i am on some of the other banks such as goldman. same kind of thing there. beat on the top and bottom line raised their dividend, but a lot of that, again, due to that loan loss reserve carried forward. so, going forward i think goldman will have some trouble continuing on, certainly in this trading environment of low volumes, and a lot of their business certainly has lost some of its margin. > > let's move on to those healthcare stocks. they were ramping up ahead of the debate. what's happening here po

we have hurricane warnings posted and some tropical storm warnings posted as well further towards the south. it is likely to become a low pressure system within the next 36 hours, but it is still going to be bringing a lot of heavy rain, not just in the peninsula but also along the western coast of mainland mexico. coastal flooding will also be an issue here. all right. that big winter storm system that's been moving across the northwest is now moving to the east and intensifying, so we are going to find the snow towards the north and then it is going to turn into thunderstorms, some of them becoming quite severe in the midwest. behind that it is going to be dry and low humidity and very strong winds and that spells fire weather and there are warnings and watches posted to that effect. los angeles 35 degrees. no snow here. it stays hot in the south. even oklahoma city at 24 degrees is starting to cool down. i will leave you now with the extended forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us.

he has had post season struggles. bruce bochy feels confident that his left-hander will be as good as advertised. and as he was early in the season in game two. reminder, that coming up next, except on the west coast, local news. join us tomorrow night from back here in san francisco. it's fox sports brings you game two of the 2012 world series. our coverage begins at 7:30 eastern. 4:30 pacific. for more information on tonight's game and other major league baseball news. log on to fox sports.com. powered by msn. the world's favorite sports site. for all of our fox crew, this is matt vasgersian. saying so long from san francisco. you've been watching fox sports. your home for the 2012 world series. captioned by closed captioning services, inc ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if barack obama is re-elected, what will the next four years be like? one: the debt will grow from $16 trillion to $20 trillion. two: 20 million americans could lose their employer-based health care. three: taxes on the middle class will go up by $4,000.

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it is his first start of the post-season. since the last game in the regular season when he picked up his 10th win. he knows st. louis well because he used to play for them. the last time he played them and pitched against them fox the nat, not so much. he knows his post-series experience will help him and his teammates have got his back and they are ready to fire back. >> he has pitched a ton in the post-season and i think throughout the whole regular season, our starting staff is relatively young still and for him to be able to kind of talk to them and give them advice day in and day out on how to be ready every fifth day has really helped them through route the regular season. for him to have that experience and get out there and in a pivotal game in the series will be great for us. >> he has pitched some big games for us. he has pitched big games in the past for other teams and to have some post-season experience helps and he is not going to be in a of the situation. so we're expecting him to pitch well. we'll play well a

we're asked for input at post. i as part of that process would provide information, not security. >> you were asking for more assets, more resources, more personnel, that was denied but the state department went back and classified it as more dangerous therefore increased your pay. they didn't tell you they didn't have resources. they gave you a pay increase because the danger was rising? >> yes >> did the benghazi meet the standards. after the bombings beirut we went back and formalized some standards. did they meet those standards? >> negotiate the buildings in benghazi nor tripoli met those standards nor was there a plan for the next phase of construction would they meet the standards either. that was scheduled to be on the ground for approximately ten years. that was a major cause and concern and that was the major security issue we continued to raise. >> i would continue to point to an august 20 cable that you and officials believed the supreme security counsel is fading away unwilling to take on anyone from p

excuse me, the post-season games. tickets now for a potential world series game are up to $975 on some of the reseller ticket websites. so a lot of excitement and a lot of people willing to lay the money down. reporting live outside the stadium, scott broom, 9 news now. derek, back to you inside. >> thank you so much, scott. as you can see already here, the stadium itself is celebrating the nationals as n.l. east division champions. as you mentioned, i, too, went to a senator's game back when i was 10 or 11 years old. i h have never in my life experienced anything like i saw here tonight. just so you know, you couldn't see it this evening won't we went live, it had ended. but the fans, the fans, perhaps a thousand or two stayed in the stands just to celebrate and cheer, just to have the players shoot some champagne and beer on them and they were literally laughing it up. they were so very excited. we move on to the playoffs. who knows what's next. whatever happens, we know this has been an amazing year for the nationa

they stood there post. the least we can do is stand this meter post we have been assigned and the man this administration speak the truth to the people is supposed to serve. this was never about a video. this was never spontaneous, this is terror. i want to know why we were lied to. i yield back. >> as an officer of the court, i'm looking at the transcript from the date, and i will read it, if you want. oneme see your and accuse of our fellow citizens and secretary rice of lying, that's a very serious statement. i'm very concerned about that because he made it clear over and over again he was dealing -- she was dealing with the information she had at that moment. i looked at every single interview and i think we ought to be very careful, just as the gentleman talks about he wants the truth to come forward, i would be happy to have mrs. rice come up here, but we have to be careful, a distinguished attorney, and she made it in the attic, this is the information i have at this moment. >> i appreciate the gentl

three weeks after posting the video on youtube, she committed suicide. since her death this video has viewed more than 17 million times. why do you think it is that she snapped and felt the only way out was to take her life? >> she had so much going on, just had engh. >> reporter: he death was a culmination of a three-year nightmare, twhaun started when she ventured on to a web cam site when she was 12 but the shocking thing, her death didn't end the bullying, as she tried to escape the torrent of online taunts. this weekend a candlelight vigil in her memory as friends struggle to make sense of all of hist. >> she was just so happy all of the time and when you first meet her you wouldn't know she had any problems. i won't be able to take to her again. ♪ sign♪ >> reporter: another earlier video amanda posted on her youtube page. ♪ you don't know what it's like ♪ >> reporter: it shows a young girl singing, full of life, like her idol, pop star demi lovato, who last week came to amanda's hometown saying she, too, confronted bullying in school. >> i'm talkin

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we have ten schools who posted double digit gains. the third category were schools that we noticed doing a commendable effort at closing the achievement gap. these are schools demonstrating higher than the overall growth but in both subject areas for targeted sub group of students and had 30 students or more of the targeted groups we counted them in. schools recognizing them that closed achievement for african-americans are listed here. closing the achievement gap for latino students are listed here. english language learners similarly. so one thing we asked our principals to share with us is in your voice what you attribute to some of these accelerated growth areas into, and recently we had the opportunity to hear them share with their colleagues and we tried to summarize a few examples of that. i'm not going to read all of these points but i want to point out some of the things that were mentioned by our principals starting with the first row there. our principal at rosa parks, paul jacob son and you were recognized as a school clos

washington post, whether letting go of the leash was an intelligent on his part or the only option helet go of leash. >> jon: so, let's find out with our panelists think. >> the media is upset they weren't part of the story. the candidates got to talk. i think it's brilliant. this is exactly what a moderate ser supposed to do. this is not about the media. shame on the media who jump in there and say you didn't become part of the story and you didn't wrestle with the politicians. you are not part of the story. it's about their ideas. let them talk. you i loved it. >> jon: so barack obama supporter would he have done a better job. >> i think the two of them are unrelated. but michael cauldron had an interesting point. leher did not go to new media or didn't take any crowd sourcing questions. he didn't ask people what he ought to ask. that is who decided by himself. >> jon: it was mostly the liberal media that trashed leher's performance and thought he was going to be unfair. >> steven colbert called him the most boring man on evening news. that is something what we saw. i have to agree