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the business sar tail of the third home run ball. . >> good evening i'm dana king. >> and i'm kentucky bass. >> giants up two games last name they did it with home runs, tonight it was all pitching as the giants take control of the world series. sports director dennis o'donnell is live with the highlights. >> you got it and dana put it on the money, the chips keep falling the giants way. they have won five post season games for the first time in franchise history. with prince fielder on first, young hit a shot and the ball takes a bounce off the wall and third base coach sends home the fielder and he is out. he is gunned down. the game score was in the seventh and krou ford grounds into a double play. they add a run and another run in the eighth and take a two 0 series lead. bum gardener strikes them out. >> it did it feel different last night compared to the last two? >> yeah, i went in the seventh inning instead of getting took out in the third. >> were you surprised they sent prince in the second? >> well, it hit off the wall so i thought he would score to be honest. it took a perfe

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. >> sar ri to say. sad for all of the businesses that are disrupted.ike the star bucks over there. doesn't look like their sandbags are high enough. >> reporter: tonight, business owners are concerned about high tide, pushing water up the street, into shops, restaurants and causing thousands of dollars in damage. they say this flooding doesn't compare to hurricane isabell's destruction in 2003. >> it went right up to the corner and really caused a lot of damage. but, i mean, we really dodged a bull t here. >> reporter: some windows are covered in tape. sandbags stacked outside doorways. tourists are pleased and fascinated with the flood waters. >> you hate to see anybody get hurt by an act of nature. >> reporter: now, the mayor says that the city has passed out more than 5,000 sandbags like ne right here to protect businesses. i just got an update. the thai restaurant, the starbucks are closed right now obviously. we're hearing that the flood water is expected to continue if the potomac river crests on thursday. right here, news 4. >> a carnival cruise

get a live in years for cattle rustling is a complete and utter sars was less and she. mind you they voted in favor of legislation against stealing sheep in the first reading. campaign is from open line take to the streets to tell young women what they should do with abducted not to be afraid of anything and to immediately go to the police. do you know what to do if you're abducted do other girls know you. and i don't think they do because they stay on in many cases. do you know what is the right thing to do you were abducted. and we want to scream and shout let me go. we've heard a lot of different stories some of the more astounding simply because they are routine somebody comes in kidnaps them that's the end of it you begin wondering whether such traditions or traditions and all. of his friends is have traveled around for two weeks during that time they have only come across one young woman who has defied tradition. unlike others in the same situation she didn't cry but try to settle the matter with the bridegroom parents. for this family it will be a disgrace if the

other countries to set up industrial bases here in the middle of the cold war it served as the use of sars westernmost outpost now it's one of the soviet union's last preserved relics. it is essentially a picture of what would have happened to the soviet union if it was cut off from any financial support for two decades it's a curious site for western tourists and i think it could be even more appealing for russian travelers to keep its presence on spitsbergen russia still maintaining a coal mine here but in terms of profit is far behind local shops. is a big hit the defunct are incurred still helps keep the money flowing guys it's the rest of the year. you can play in. your local administration is increasingly under pressure to bring the infrastructure up to more than standards these modernization efforts and not very popular with tourists if you come into a very authentic place like bond it should stay the way it is that would be my wish i mean that's the part of the let you know authentic tradition here. i should not i would not like to have it in a shiny condition to be honest this tim

one of the recommendations of the sar was to develop community partners program at the mta and with the help of this grant we're doing that, although we're learning new things and the exact character of that program is still evolving, as i'll get into. as part of our initial data collection through the current effort we see there are about 27 operators but actually there's a few more. rarely a week goes by that carly or one of our other colleagues is not emailing us with news of a new employer entering this market or a new shuttle being operated in some fashion. in the past conflicts and needs associated with this sector have been addressed on a very ad hoc basis. so a neighbor calls up or a meeting service planner will realize there's an issue at a certain stop and a traffic engineer will develop a solution or carly and her colleagues at mta will develop one. part of the impetus of this project is to develop more clear and transparent policies about the sector. within the concept of the muni partners program, we are focusing more on institutional shuttles whether it's ucsf connecting c

the idea of a common lexicon, we in the city, we will call say sar chavez street army street and back and forth. if you are not from san francisco and you are coming from somewhere else, as many of the folks were, they didn't necessarily know what we were talking about there. we're moving through our language, moving tlau our acronyms. it would have been very simple for me to come with a one pager even dealing with the slang, drop that on the table connected with the cop so everyone knew what was going on. that would have been helpful. that was the first one where i saw an area where we could do some good work. the second is typing, the concept of when i unload a front end loader that i also include what personnel will be with that equipment. we call it typing, many of you know the same thing, you know about it. the military came with all their equipment typed perfectly and it came to us right there. we didn't have that. i'm being very candid with all of you. we didn't have that coming in. so what we did was spent time telling them how many personnel come with each truck, each piece o

is indeed following suit very much so we had a weekend of of steroids he protests in spain as well sarstake in the toe the ruble is dropping and that's really hasn't brought investors avoid risky assets during these times of economic uncertainty has checkouts the brushwood exit is that we go gas. doing a bit better than the market actually house me says the energy major has that is interested in developing shale oil projects in russia. so that is indeed the basis for now though in a couple of minutes here in altie what's also special report is about a cow priest would be was turned into the devil while standing up to us and multi national corporation thousand trusting state for that. it sounds like a dragon crashing through the forest but it is in fact technology versus trees and would you believe it this machine can fail and strip hundreds of them each day when building this facility we wanted to use advanced technology that would increase efficiency and allow us not to use manual labor also this provides for better quality goods as a result we were able to conquer western markets the

which it was however the british foreign office says that it hasn't had any notification that julius sars is suffering and is sick and that if it does they will consider that so we have to see how this situation progresses nearly ten minutes past the hour here in moscow this is our new t.v. station is going on in london this thursday night to give a platform to the voices of those in opposition to the current leadership of iran now this comes just over a week after nineteen state run iranian t.v. and radio stations were banned in the e.u. investigative journalist tony gosling says viewers are being stripped of the chance to hear both sides of the story. the opposition has got absolutely every right to freedom of expression just as those satellite channels should be allowed to speak the ultimate thing here is it should be for the viewers to decide not for the people that own those satellites we need that freedom of expression this is about the international suppression of information on the satellite systems i mean you're watching me on satellite now and if you don't like what i'm saying y

time for more of the sars world news now a powerful blast has rocked the headquarters of the syrian armyin a suburb of damascus there's been no immediate reports of casualties or any claim of responsibility this comes just after peace envoy lakhdar brahimi appealed to both sides of conflict to observe a ceasefire for the muslim holiday of. the series of deadly attacks have hit shiite areas of the iraqi capital four parked cars exploded northwest of baghdad killing seven people and leaving sixteen injured another attack struck a northern district where two mortar rounds are reported to have landed killing two and wounding several others it's not known who is behind the attacks but the iraqi capital shiite areas have previously been targeted by al qaeda linked sunni militants. a blaze at a hospital in southern taiwan has left twelve people dead and seventy others injured patients died of smoke inhalation as the fire swept through a nursing home located on the second floor of the building most of the victims were bedridden and couldn't escape the fire emergency services quickly brought the

in which there was however the british foreign office says that it hasn't had any notification that sars is suffering and sick and that if it does they will consider that so we have to see how the situation progresses correspond with reporting cyber crimes mines in the pentagon the head of next month's presidential election as obama romney clash over foreign policy the defense department's word an attack on the scale of one could be repeated. much more coming up short on. the legacy no one should be proud. of scrap metal pristine arctic landscape buildings still foundation. black smoke over the snow covered peaks the traces of the soviet industrial activity on the bergen archipelago don't make a pretty picture the guiding principle here is the worst the banner that can do nine hundred eighty there was a burgeoning mining community union it was determined to maintain at all costs to a degree located halfway between north america and western europe the burden archipelago is part of norway but the special status that allows other countries to set up industrial bases here in the middle of th

. >> bill: to be clear, tional blicadio sar j rtthub bcag umbrella in which again it's receiving close to $450 million this year alone. assisting governor romney's weak points, president obama apparently thinks he has an don big bird.ith th elmo has been seen in a white suburban, he's driving for the border. wa std a,rney'plan io don sesame street. >> bill: two things. the might suburban reference is to o. j. simpson and a wall street running wild line is very interein isn't it? esis s i nsticiess g anti-capitalism. few years ago, that would have been dangerous territory for any politician. but now things have changed. the recession was brought on largely by greedy wall street corporations. beeofa st es.n bogus mortg at all true. but what we are seeing now is the baby out with the bath water syndrome. instead of reforming wall street with effective oversite, mr. obama a the left continu ak i rpmenn bertsshe enemy. the left wants the government to largely control the entire economy as it wants the feds to control health care. that has led the private sector, caus pveadeators, to bve stc

lot of ways, forceful, and seemed presidential but were mined himself a little bit with the i is a sar ca sarcasm and s. gerri: steven. >> i think that san francisco giants won. i have to confess, that debate was really not the most dynamic. one interesting thing that you said off the air, that i agree work political pros score these things different than middle america, political pros said it was a knock out for barack obama. he was in command, but actually, when you look at actual all of the undecided voters, they seem to think that romney held his own. gerri: your 88-year-old mother who really liked romney. i want to talk about tone. i think that president's tone at time had me on edge, here is an example. >> you mentioned the navy for example, we have fewer ships than in 1916. well governor we also have fewer horses and bayonets because the nature of our military has changed. we have these thing things call the aircraft carriers where planes land on them, we have ships that go underwater, nuclear submarines. gerri: what do you make of that tone it seems derisive. >> it is very, som

the fire broke on sar carlos avenue, after midnight after it was put out firefighters found a -- bodyside. they are not releasing information only to say they are looking into it as a homicide. we have a news crew headed to the scene. >>> close call at an air show in germany. military officials showing off a decommissioned plane when this plane landed it nearly clipped people standing in its path and it weighs 64,000 pounds. the plane bounced a few times, came within a few feet of onlookers, nobody was injured but they were probably scared. >>> blessings of fatherhood visited 96-year-old man in india, again. i said 96. he is seen here holding his bouncing baby boy, his wife is holding the bouncing baby boy. two years ago his 52-year-old wife bore his first child also a boy. two is all he wants. >>> u.s. interior department designated five historic landmarks in california two in the bay area one is take's bay in marin county where sir francis drake landed more than 400 years ago. his voyage helped solidify england as a global power. the other is the old san francisco post office and co

. >> andrea: the president called him aned a ve sar last night. >> bob: excuse me.derstand it's a serious deal here. you ought to get out of bed with the chinese and get in bed with the united states. >> dana: oh, my goodness. i'm going to have a heart attack. >> romney hasn't spent enough time looking at how the military works. you mention we have fewer ships than 1916. we also have fewer horses and bayonettes because the nature of the military has changed. we have things called aircraft carrier where planes land on them. >> andrea: first, we still use bayonettes, so maybe the commander-in-chief which rereferred to himself many times should know that. my point is it's a gaffe. i thought the tone last night, that the president took is the jones stewartifiication of politics. are you smarter than a fifth grader? are you more mature than a fifth grader, mr. president? you dressed down romney. it was sarcastic and i guess it's supposed to be funny. turned out to be wrong. they have done this campaign. >> bob: why is it wrong again? >> andrea: it turns women off. >> it

i'm being a little sar castic i think california deserves it. i'm so surprised. rather than carpooling. rather than getting on buys kest and telecommuting and working from home. they're using gasoline with more butane in it to get relief..3 what do you think?. >> in defense i rode rode my bicycle to work. melissa: steve, give a picture. i don't believe it. >> i will tweet it to you after this i absolutely did. melissa: good for you. >> give governor brown credit. he often gets criticized for siding with environmentalists against consumers and bbsinesses. this time he went the other way. good for him. we have the delicate balance. we want to protect the environment. we're very proud of the beautiful landscape out here in california but we also want to make sure we don't strangle businesses. that delicate balance is hard to achieve but i think governor brown did the right thing. melissa: i can't believe you're making this argument. it is completely ridiculous. drivers have only themselves to blame. this was riff ren dumb to special cocktail of gasoline that so so e

francisco and keen near bakers field where he will designate a national monument at the home of say sarchavez, he died in 93 and did much of his work for farm workers while living in east san jose. >>> coming up on face the nation, bob shaffers guests include axle rod, advisor to the obama campaign. >>> both sides of the bay, won divisional series. >> it's only day one and a look at how the giants did at home and how the a's performed on the road in detroit. >> is there any sign the worst is behind us with the sudden rise in gas prices? the latest number from here in the bay area. >>> we have changes in the weather department. we will start with a few low cloud and cover the highs far off yesterday's readings and changes midweek. bound to happen. california gas prices have , bound to happen. california gas prices have t an all-time average high . >>> gas prices here in california hit an all time average high. a gallon of regular unled second $4.73 in the san francisco area, up $0.05 from yesterday. more than $0.20 since friday. the oakland area is at $4.67. it is $4.65, metro san jose.

. >> a guy that went to school with me used to read a word out of thes sar sus every day and kept using that word. and we didn't know why. i felt like that last night. michelle cottle and jamal simmons, thank you for your time tonight p. >> thank you. >>> folks, the electoral college map is getting very interesting and we want to see how you think it's going to play out. go to our facebook page right now. that's facebook.com/politicsnation. we've linked to an electoral map that we want you to fill out. when you're done, share it with us on our facebook page. >>> coming up, fresh off your soup kitchen photo op, paul ryan is trying something new. nice try, congressman. >>> and it's all about winning ohio. how good is president obama's turnout team there? we hear live from two key democrats and ask what they are seeing. >>> plus, this gop operative fired by the rnc is under criminal investigation for voter fraud. so why is he still working for republicans? >>> and the president must have done something right. are these guys bailing on romney? you're watching "politicsnation" on msnbc. you

. >> oh, come on, sarah palin -- sar czar palin and tina fey, you still can't get enough of that. i still watch the clips. >> i mean in terms of the way people view the debate. not necessarily the future debates. >> no, i totally disagree. i totally disagree. i know you didn't want to ask me this, don. you said it just now. we used to view debates through the prism of when they happen. our impressions and then the spin room afterwards but now we have this forever called the internet where things are mashed up and parodparodied. you're kidding yourself if you don't think that parity doesn't impact how people view this. >> good or bad, guess who people are talking about. they are talking about joe biden. right? and there are people who thought he was sort of a caricature of himself, but i think that most people kind of think the way -- he offered the best defense of joe biden that i've heard. listen. >> the fact of the matter is he dominated him. people can talk about joe biden, but what i think people like about him is he's authentic. the one thing about joe biden is you believed w

another email informs the president's national security team that an al qaeda-affiliated group, an sar alsharria is responsible for the attack. on the day of the raid that killed four americans. in other words, the white house was immediately told that al qaeda was involved in this horrific event. but for some reason, the president, his secretary of state, didn't want you, the american people to know the truth. they wanted us all to think that al qaeda died lodge with bin laden. what do they do? they lied to you, they lied to us and told us an american ambass do, the first killed in 30 years and three of his colleagues were murdered because of a youtube movie trailer. let's take a look at what the white house press secretary told the world two days after the administration officials, informed via email that this was a pre-planned attack, carried out by a sophisticated terror organization. >> this is a fairly volatile situation. this is in response, not to united states policy, not to, obviously, the administration, not to american people. it is in response to a video. a film... that...

all those away and add in the great dynamic scoring, which you're talking about, the magical e lix sar if you cut taxes you'll have a skyrocketing great economy, ask yourself as an american voter, did that happen when we cut taxes in 2001 and 2003? the answer is no. months and months and months of negative job growth right after the 2001 tax cut. but when you start doing all of that, when you take away all those deductions, the math still doesn't work. >> and you end up with a giant debt. >> you're not making the argument about mitt romney equals giant debt. >> you'll watch the president, and i do it when i talk about this, when you get to the fact that you can't fill a $4.8 trillion revenue hole, there's one of two things that has to happen. either what we talk about a lot those deductions are going to end up impacting middle-class families for things like their home mortgage, the other thing is, you could end up skyrocketing the debt just to pay for a tax cut for people that are as rich as mitt romney who, as you know, rachel, haven't had a bad day in this economy. they are not makin

it this ambivalent position droveyt me to find out more about this d sar, what caused it, why did itn end in the way that he did, and why did americans and overseasth vietnamese populations have such a tough time recognizing that their defeat. when i went off to college, iwhe saw answers to these questionsos in my history book. vietnam out of the united states become involved in vietnam during the cold war?ome what was the vietnam war likerno the vietnamese and why did it become international conflict?al my own journey into vietnam war, albeit an intellectual one, us begin a graduate in graduate school and more specifically an office of my dissertation was advisor who gave a stellar talk on stage earlier today. john's work on the cold war, which included the u.s. archives to put forth the classic account of american foreign-policy and the postwar era, inspired me to. try to do the same with the vietnam war. this was going to be no easysh,d task. books on the warfield library shelf at the library shelf. so how can anyone say anythinget new about an event that has been studied so thorou