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the red sox suck, okay? having said that, let me go a little deeper, a little more analytical. >> that's the theme. >> can you cut this guy's mike? >> what i find fascinating, and this is what makes baseball the greatest sport in the world. how are you, mike barnicle, the morning after, i wish you were here. it is so amazing somehow something overtakes a team. how you go how can they not win? they're playing crappy teams down the line, with nothing on the line. what happens in the air to a team? also atlanta braves, same thing, up by eight games, that takes over their psyche. it is a mental game as much as a physical game. >> well, they start to get tentative too. he was tentative. carl crawford last year when he was playing great outfield and great bat, he would've caught that ball. he just didn't look right out there and felt that way at the plate. >> it's interesting, compared to television, and this show is a show that the ratings are great and it keeps rocking. you come on and have a swagger about you v

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no big winds in the forecast no red flag warning. i'll be back here in ten minutes with your forecast for tomorrow. >>> you can monitor bay area fire and weather conditions at ktv u.com look for the weather menu on the home page. >>> the fire started about 4:30 p.m. on washington street in the japan town neighborhood. firefighters say because the building is a victorian house build back in 1892 it was difficult to get control of the flames. a viewer sent us this picture of the fire which clearly showed he saw a moment ago, showed smoke pouring out of the attic. the construction of the home allowed the flames to spread in the walls quite easily and go from the basements to the attic without firefighters being able to see them. >> dangerous fire for firefighters because the danger, if they don't know it's burning in the basement they actually can fall through in the first floor and end up in the basement. >> reporter: as many as 11 people are in a temporary shelter tonight. none of them was at home when the fire started and the cause o

red sox increase their lead in the a.l. east with a 9-5 win. >>> phils and reds. cliff lee a great pitcher. rounded out to second, and watch lee. he didn't even run to first. then he kind of gives the gesture like, ah, you can have it. that was the only thing lee was giving up last night. struck out seven over eight in two-thirds. the phils head off the reds, 3-0. >>> a's and indians played into the wee hours of the morning. two for jack hannahan. it was saved by the slimmest of margins. indians won 4-3. they're in second place. >>> rays pitcher derek lowe has done a lot over his career, threw a no-hitter. won the world series. pitched a no-hitter. but he never hit a home run. time to update that wikipedia page. >>> venus williams has a rare auto immune disease that forced her to pull out of the u.s. open. there's no timetable for her return to tennis. >>> finally, back to baseball. the brewers ryan braun hit a shot deep to center. took a wild bounce off the wall, and that's when braun kicked it into high gear. a chance for an inside the park home run. got the gre

no big winds in the forecast no red flag warning. i'll be back here in ten minutes with your forecast for tomorrow. >>> you can monitor bay area fire and weather conditions at ktv u.com look for the weather menu on the home page. >>> the fire started about 4:30 p.m. on washington street in the japan town neighborhood. firefighters say because the building is a victorian house build back in 1892 it was difficult to get control of the flames. a viewer sent us this picture of the fire which clearly showed he saw a moment ago, showed smoke pouring out of the attic. the construction of the home allowed the flames to spread in the walls quite easily and go from the basements to the attic without firefighters being able to see them. >> dangerous fire for firefighters because the danger, if they don't know it's burning in the basement they actually can fall through in the first floor and end up in the basement. >> reporter: as many as 11 people are in a temporary shelter tonight. none of them was at home when the fire started and the cause o

for people who run red lights or stop signs. it is illegal and you are doing something bad. let's send them to a class. make them sit through a four hour class. this idea of how do we get the folks who are misbehaving into an education opportunity. this idea where we could make sure we get into safety. >> it is interesting. upgrading to a car and i went back to a bicycle. if i was on a bicycle, i thought the blacks were the worst in the world. i started looking at the bicyclist as the worst in the world. i note in san francisco there is such hilly terrain. i would get out at 7:00 a.m. and cycle down to the building and take the boat across town. it was one of the best times in my life. it was fun coming back. it was not to bet on the way down. on the way back it was hectic. there is a lot of work building up momentum. you have to come to this job. and there is all that energy. you have to generate it again. do not jump across -- just stop and work up the energy. it is more of a comment. i'm all for it. >> you can look on our website. that is the idea. tickets to your point o

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a red flag warning is in affect until late in the afternoon. the risk of fires caused by lightning is very real. thomas roman is live where a series of fires are being fought right now. >> firefighters tell us since 5:00 this afternoon there has been a red flag warning because they did expect some lightning strikes. we are in mount diablo state park on the north gate road. they pulled two alarms for these fires at about 10 after 8:00. they were started by lightning strikes. according to firefighters wre -- we were all on park property. while there were no parks threatened, neighbors down the hill were concerned. >> it was just like a lot of flames just a little down the hill going to the side, and it looked like it was moving down and not going back the other way. we were telling people not to block our driveway just in case. and then just tons of fire trucks going up and police cars. >> just predicted the red flag fire warning was put in place about 5:00 this evening for the east bay hills and the diablo range. we were expecting lightning stri

and the red sox keep slip sliding away. the tampa bay rays grab another win and a tie for the american league wild card playoff spot. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and after at least a few days' worth of showers across a few areas, changes in the forecast coming up. you're watching "early today." s >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports last night the agony continued for the cursed boston red sox. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the red sox's september collapse has hit a new low against one of the worst teams in baseball. orioles, tied 2-2 in the sixth. davis doubled down the line, go ahead run came in, baltimore up 3-2. andino with a shot to deep center. ellsbury made the grab but dropped the ball when he hit the wall and bases were cleared. andino came around for an inside the park homer. red sox are finding new ways to lose falling 6-3. >>> rays need a win to get a pull in the wild card race and

red sox and rays tied in the a.l.ards and braves tied in the national league. >> let's start in the american league, rays down 7-0 when they start a remarkable comeback manufacturing three runs to start the eighth. evan longoria gives them more. ninth inning, rays down to the final out. pinch-hitter, dan johnson rips a solo home run that barely clears the wall. tampa rallies to score seven runs and force extra innings. >>> in baltimore, the red sox were on the way to a 3-2 inning. in comes kyle hudson. the next batter, robert andino, with a shot to left. carl crawford can't make the catch. rival hustling to score the final run. red sox lose 4-3. >> literally, three minutes after the boston collapse, this happens, evan longoria with a walk-off home run to send the rays into the playoffs. tampa punching their ticket to the postseason. >> no drama between the cards and astros. pujols getting it done. st. louis scores five in the first inning. from there, all chris carpenter. a complete game shutout. cards win 8-0. >> can

where is a campaign on paper from the bicycle coalition telling bikers red means stop. i hope you will ask them for some safety improvements. thank you. >> thank you. any further public comment? public comment is closed. >> this is an informational briefing matter. there is no action item. >> next item. >> commissioners, the prisoners for the next item will be joining us shortly. -- the presenters for the next item will be joining us shortly. would you like to move on to reports? >> i want to say something. >> would you like to return to item 10? >> do we need a motion for that? >> you can return. commissioner ads:

. >>> netflix backlash for red hot entertainment millions depend on those little red envelopes but suddenly netflix is hemorrhaging customers and for the first time the embattled ceo tells us how he plans to fix it. >>> masters of junk. their open road pursuit of antiques ecstasy is a huge cable hit so what is the secret to smart rummage selling. we head out with "the american pickers." >>> good evening. i'm bill weir. the mysterious disappearance of a young utah mother seemed even stranger in light of her husband's unusual alibi. he didn't know what happened to her, he said because on the night she'd vanished he had taken their two young sons on a spontaneous camping trip starting at midnight. then later her father-in-law said the missing woman was very sexual with him. well, now there's one more strange twist in the case and abc's abbie boudreau has it for our series "crime and punishment." >> reporter: for nearly two years authorities have been searching for missing utah mom susan powell. her husband, josh, whose alibi, a midnight winter camping trip with his children, is the only named

the statue located near red square shows the famous printer shooter off the beginning of the sixteenth century he created very scribes and manuscripts using a new printing technique he celebrated today as the first publisher in russia moving on to our next location and we've arrived at this rather imposing looking building the central house of literature writers first published here in march and thirty four b. of the first congress of the soviet right is information of the union of writers in the u.s.s.r. during the soviet times to be implies to me see here was an honestly generations of muscovites it's a little surely we could do with being renovated but it is clear that a lot of russian literature today is a strong as it has ever been. this could get so many evenings with the most famous writers and poets including constantine seem enough and. have taken place inside these walls but the venue is also sometimes used for said occasions for example lying in state ceremonies for such a great russian poets of the twentieth century is. and. have been organized here in the queue this year b

where is a campaign on paper from the bicycle coalition telling bikers red means stop. i hope you will ask them for some safety improvements. thank you. >> thank you. any further public comment? public comment is closed. >> this is an informational briefing matter. there is no action item. >> next item. >> commissioners, the prisoners for the next item will be joining us shortly. -- the presenters for the next item will be joining us shortly. would you like to move on to reports? >> i want to say something. >> would you like to return to item 10? >> do we need a motion for that? >> you can return. commissioner adams: this is for leah. welcome to my world. i want this mission to know that they did do a rage. i know you did -- tey dihey dido outreach. there were people who came out and shopped on their bikes. i talked to some small businesses in hayes valley and it was a success. you did one on divisadero street. commissioner clyde: i do want to mention the role of muni. their program, i have never encountered a drop ever that was unwilling to wait. caltrain come culmore

the red sox had key injuries, also, to the pitching staff. the flip side of it is, guys who had been good all of a sudden aren'ted any. the simple term for it is choking. you start squeezing the bat a little bit harder. you start squeezing the baseball a little harder. there is an old thing in sports-- sometimes you need to try easier. it's hard to remember that when all of a sudden you weren't in a race and now you're in a desperate race and you know if you blow it, people are going to remember it forever. >> brown: you're saying that in spite of the fact-- in interviews they're always saying we know we have-- >> one game at a time. it's the old joke about don't think about elephants for the next five minutes. don't think about the fact that you're about to become part of an historic collapse. you can't stop thinking about it. >> brown: i always said about the red sox, when they lose, they lose epically. >> they're never boring. if you go back to 1978 and the blown lead and the buckey department home run, the one-game play-off with the yanke

like the red sea closing in on the israel children.stal and religious fundamentalists believed this was the end of the world. this was god's judgment being visited on a wicked people. as woody recalled we thought we were done for. thousands of us packed up and lit out. that year, he wrote the first of many songs about the death of his community and hundreds of others across the southern plains. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ o cf1 o ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you. woody left his wife and children either for the first nor the last time and hit the road early in the summer of 1937. it was 24 years old. somewhere out there on those choked highways leading westward along jalopies and wagons piled high there was another native named agnes cunningham. years later she would sing a radical folk group with woody and guthrie. like woody and countless other children in the dust bowl she would become radically politicized by her migratory experience. as she recalled it, along with hundreds of thousands of performers we fought to survive, we battled crop failure

a month of it, in the red sox's heads.onstantly. >> you look back on the season what's the thing that stands out most to you? >> september. >> reporter: solution? remember the good moments. so, red sox nation, let's make a deal. let's never, ever speak of this again. ever. john berman, abc news, new york. >> we will go very gentle on john. >>> and we thank you for watching. we're always on at abcnews.com. do not forget to watch "nightline," coming along later tonight. and we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. hope it's a wonderful night for you. s. >>> tonight a growing memorial to a 6-year-old girl and an urgent review of the intersection where she was killed. >> critics say governor brown is continuing the practice of double dipping apointing government retirees to well-paying jobs when they're collecting a six figure pension. >> nancy pelosi brings her campaign to san francisco. will taxing the rich help, or hurt in creating new job autos the city of alameda taking title to the former naval air station there. to

the syrian uprising for the first time red cross officials have given access to a damascus present. midday in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, 1:00 p.m. in libya, where there are reports that a convoy of heavily armed vehicles if have crossed the country's southern border into neighboring niger. pickup trucks laden with gold and currency, secret deals to give a fallen dictator a way out. speculation about all that and more. what do we actually know? bbc have learned that the convoy consisting of 50 vehicles and carrying members of the gaddafi entourage has reached a town. it is due to head true the country oppose the capital. now the latest from peter. >> the net closing around gaddafi or have his associates found an escape route? this is a quiet market town in northern niger. now the focus of international attention amid reports that a libyan convoy has been heading in this direction. time information is biased. >> we have had reports in the past two days about the number of pro gaddafi forces try to exit the country. some of those have been confirmed and some have not. we still ne

and the red sox are out of the playoffs. >> what would you look to say to the red sox?ted to say good luck on the golf course. and i don't know. spring training is a couple months away. enjoy it. >> yankees. >> i'm sorry. >> we apologize to boston. we are in new york makes it tough. >> jack has been dying to get to this. >> you angered the whole city of boston. >> bring it. bring it on. >> we'll see what week four has in store. we'll be right back. city of boston. >> bring it. bring it on. >> we'll see what week four has in store. we'll be right back. medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying .up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you c

reds won it 8-6 in 11. >>> pablo sandoval needed a triple for the cycle. he weighs 240 pounds so that's no easy task. hit one off the wall in the sixth and watch him rumble around the bases like a mack truck rolling downhill. he slid into third and the big man did it. a cycle in colorado. giants won it 8-5. >>> college football, number three, lsu. 25th ranked mississippi state. tigers pulled away in the fourth. they won on to win it 19-6. >>> finally back to baseball. josh hamilton has hit a lot of homers for the rangers but wednesday he hit a homer for everyone in texas. >> buy new floors and counter tops in the month of september and get them free if josh hamilton hits a grand slam. how could you go wrong? >> are you crazy? >> hamilton belted a grand slam meaning customers who purchase counter tops and flooring this month gets a refund. it will cost the company about half a million bucks. if you live in texas it's time to carpet everything, and i mean everything, in your house. that's your early look at sports on early "today." have a terrific weekend. i

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. >> and oakland rolls out the red carpet. but the real star is a piece of the city's sports history. police have confirmed: the weekend >>> and we begin tonight with some breaking news. >> within the last hour, heyward police have confirmed that the body found over the weekend is that of michelle le. volunteers found the remains in niles canyon near the sun hold/pleasanton border. elizabeth cook on how they identified the remains so quickly. >> reporter: they tell cbs5 the coroner used dentale records to identify the body. they tracked the last cell phone signal, even though they have confirmed the identity, heyward police still haven't determined the cause of death. forensic pathology examinations are ongoing. meanwhile, the woman suspected of killing le was in court today. gisele esteban did not enter a plea. her attorney says they need more time to go over the case. investigators say a motive for the murder may only be known to esteban, but she did tell reporters see blamed le for ruining her relationship with an ex-boyfri

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the red cross is helping displaced residents. the cause of that fire still under investigation. >> it's not over yet. a city councilwoman says it's nice that the council mapp who slapped her hand apologized to her tonight in front of everyone. councilwoman tells sharon chin that actions speak louder than words. >> after a polite nod, he slapped ford on the hand when she shooshed him at the end of a long meeting two weeks ago. >> this was uncharacteristic paver on my part. i apologized to carolyn ford and the citizens ofs so lee doe. going forward no matter how passionate or heated the debate, u promise to conduct myself in a respectful manner. >> thank you vice mayor kelly. i appreciate and accept your apology. >> assault charges against kelly. the police chief turned the case over to the district attorney today to decide whether to prosecute on battery charges. linda fiver complained that he had a heckling of belittling the councilwomen. the other council members called for civility. >> i call us to focus on problems rather than

then his face got red and he looked stunned.hen as we finished reading, he was whispered something in the teacher's ear and he left. then afterwards when he left, they showed us videos about the towers falling. >> but you didn't know. you said when you were in second grade, in elementary school and junior high school, you didn't realize how significant it was? >> not that much. i didn't realize till high school. like ninth grade, was a part of history. >> really? it started to sink in in ninth grade. what started to sink in? >> like about terrorism and like what actually happened and all of it. >> how are the other kids doing? does it affect, do you think you guys at all? obviously, not like the people who lost loved ones but does it affect you, hold a special meaning for all of you? >> uh-huh. i guess it brings us together because we did it as a group. it made us feel like, i don't know, closer in a way. it was happy for us but sad for others. >> what do you want people to know about being there on that day, witnessing the pres

so i sent him down there for "red eye" and he ran into you trying to get on the show. >> eric: a camera crew was following him. you should have see the faces of people. >> bob: a woman was walking past the deli i was eating in and she was topless. only in new york can that happen. >> eric: that is it for "the five." guess what? have a great weekend. >> kimberly: we'll be here. >> eric: see you monday. >> bob: >>> welcome to "red eye. i'm andy levy filling in for greg gutfeld because we told him there was no show tonight. down in the newsroom is remy spencer. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> americans finally feel safe from terror attacks. but what if we're wrong? we are in trouble because that poll says we don't feel our government can protect us from a terror attack. plus, is the country sky rocketing unemployment rates making people lazy? and how far will you go for the love of your life. back to you, andy. >> thanks, remy. nice job. let's welcome our guest. i am here with fox newschannel patti ann browne. her new album drops next tuesday. look, it is a first time guest. he is