[applause] >> there is sun. there is sun. there is a snake on the path sunning. there is sun. there is water in the stream, there are daisies, there are sun. there is a snake on the path sunning, there is sun. there are trees, there are daisies there is a feather there is sun. there is the feather that she gave me there is a feather there is sun. there are daisies there are words trees things there are more things than words, there is sun, there is sun. there are fox tails there are blank there are irises that are blank there is a snake on the path in the path sunning. there is a squirrel in the trash, there is sun. there is water in the stream, there is a squirrel in the strash, there is a snake in the path on the sun sunning. there is is sun. there is song, there is a song being sung by the birds in the sun. there is flavor, there is a feather. there is hair in my mouth from her hug in the sun. there is sun. there is flavor on my tongue. there is singing there is sun. there is a snake on the path singing in the sun. there is song, there is sun. on the path there is a squirre

like the sun, the sun god re was believed to die each night. he is rejuvenated each day in the form of the scarab beetle. the beetle seemed an apt symbol of rebirth because its eggs were laid in dung, the ultimate form of death and nothingness-- and nonetheless sprang into the preciousness of new life. the egyptians hoped and prayed for certainties-- thatacda thsun d rise, thh mm thnile would flood, that each winter the crops would ripen. that yearng rhhmfe d cplte cms pra h k a period of great expansion of egyptian power. the charismatic king thutmose the third aggressively expanded egypt's borders. he pushed north into syria and palestine... and south, tightening control over nubia and securing its gold mines. that gold was a source of wealth that would fill the coffers anenrich the tombs ofhe kinom wldfie gr blic wks like the festival hall, also known as a temple of millions of years, and embellish the public image of thutmose the third. thutmose the third ruled from 1479-1425 bc, and embodied the strong central authority that characterized

there is sun, there is sing on the sun. there are birds on the grass, there are squirrels in the trash, there are trees with feathers singing. there is sun. there is a snake on the pass sunning. there is sun. all right. [applause] >> this past saturday at the farmer's market. >> an african brother shoved a basket of boysenberies as if paying a debt they bleed on our finger tips the man smiles proper his hand a gift says too complicated we buy 9 dollars in cherries quite and red and spotd and sweet and sour too, flavors turning in our ouths anxious as police lights we trip over the sister pushing a baby carriage. we know her but couldn't pull her name from nothing. baby sleeping cheeks soft with petals. 3 year old son digs into our kettle corn sack. later. fish tacos for her. him layian curry chicken for me. watching children bounce in the fountain. pickled cool in water, giggles going off like chinese fire crackers. tiny teeth grudge mashing. 5 you want to fried chicken bites so golden brown. pity another poor mother her ca

like the sun, the sun god re was believed to die each night. he is rejuvenated each day in the form of the scarab beetle. the beetle seemed an apt symbol of rebirth because its eggs were laid in dung, the ultimate form of death and nothingness-- and nonetheless sprang into the preciousness of new life. the egyptians hoped and prayed for certainties-- ac thsurise, thach mm nile would flood, that each winter the crops would ripen. that yearnr hmd c pra ih k a period of great expansion of egyptian power. the charismatic king thutmose the third aggressively expanded egypt's borders. he pushed north into syria and palestine... and south, tightening control over nubia and securing its gold mines. that gold was a source of wealth that would fill the coffers wouldfie grheombs blic wks new kinom like the festival hall, also known as a temple of millions of years, and embellish the public image of thutmose the third. thutmose the third ruled from 1479-1425 bc, and embodied the strong central authority that characterized the new kingdom. the pharaohs of t

the sun beats down, emits light. why does the sun emit light? honey, those electrons in that sun are shaking like crazy. all kinds of frequencies, okay? and so what you get is you get all kinds of frequencies of light coming down to us. and if we made a graph of the frequencies of light versus the brightness, we'd get something like this. we'd get something like this. over here, you can't even see, that's the infrared. over here, you can't see, that's the ultraviolet. but it turns out that right in here, that's the frequency of light that most of--that is emitted mostly by the sun. and that's right in the middle of our color spectrum. because we start down here with red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. and guess what's right in the middle, gang? begin with a g, end with a een. try it. green. excellent. all right, all right. green. it's green. green is right in the middle. it turns out a yellow green. a yellow green is what most of the sun emits mostly. it's like a chartreuse. when i was a teenager, honeys, i had a chartreuse convertible.

not enough hours of sun." "ah, hours of sun." costa rica, like hawaii, about 12-hour days, 12-hour nights all year round, isn't that true? we don't have a period when we have long, long days and short, short nights and vice versa. we don't get that here in hawaii because you're at the equator, and that's just about half, half no matter where you go. it's only when you get through the pole you get the extremes. it's only up here where someone is on nighttime all day long, okay? and then six months later, be in the daytime all day long, okay? it's only up here. down on here, it's pretty well even all year round. so i thought that was kind of interesting. yeah. on the matter of saying that the closer one to the equator is the warmer one, that's like taking a couple of pieces of paper and holding them out in the raiain. let's suppose i hold these two papers in a rain like this and they get wet, yeah? and a friend comes by and i take it back in. and the friend looks at the papers and the friend says, "hey, geewhiz, this paper is wette

generally in the early morning when the sun is low in the sky and is rising very fast, these shadows sort of sweep across these parks or portions of the parks for small amounts of time as the sun is rising in the morning hours. another note which is not really factored into the -- literally into the quantitative analysis that's before you but it's something to be considered as a reality on the ground and how these shadows might be perceived or impacted on the park, because these buildings are such a distance from the parks and they're relatively slender in profile as viewed from those parks, the sun will not be fully ob secured by most of these buildings so some of these impacts might be highly slated because of these facts, the sun is a broad disk in the sky, it's this big fire ball in the sky and the analysis behind the numbers assume that is the sun is a little point in the sky and that a building is fully blocking it or not fully blocking it, often the sun is peaking out behind buildings, the analysis does not -- is not capable of recognizing some of those factors. there were a c

made of metal is prone to sun. when we were designing our power station it would be considered employing such metal and even an underground conduit but in the. economic and safety factors we decided to be the comparison to. one hundred percent. according to roos hydras plants the first two turbines will be in place by the end of two thousand and twelve while the third is slated for next year and the fourth in two thousand and fourteen and that really can't come soon enough with analysts saying that moscow region alone could use an additional one and a half of spare capacity in order to get the added waters are quickly as possible the structure of the mess and generators are made cards is taking place around the clock with five thousand people employed in three shifts the generators will boost existing capacity by eight hundred forty megawatts one will reach that powerhouse by travelling eight hundred pipes the new. cubic meter pool is being built right next to the existing. of the. lower reservoir rather than build

hello and welcome to technology update with demand so warring and resources limited the sun could be setting on an outdated era of global energy simply put new alternatives to invoke alternative sources or the best bet going forward energy directly from the sun is often the first thing that comes to mind when people mention solar power however when you really think about it the sun's responsible for far more than just fueling solar panels wind farms are an indirect result of the sun's rays as convection currents drive global air streams and create the majority of gusts on the globe. and in fact there'd be no plants or trees to make biofuels from if there was no sun to spur on photosynthesis in the first place. as those plants die off and decompose thermal heat and pressure slowly turns those into fossil fuels like coal and oil however there is one source of energy that has no apparent connection to the sun instead the moon is to think for the motion of the ocean that we know as the tides is relative proximity means it exerts a much stronger influence than the sun. as the moon circles

you can -- bringing a cloud/sun mix throughout the weekend. it is cool in the north bay, 48 santa rosa oakland 60 for you, 58 in livermore, 57 and cloudy in san jose. we are looking at the higher cirrus clouds you can see them with the shallow irma reason layer this morning those will thin out for -- for a partly clouder -- cooler, system offshore as it stays offshore it will continue to bring marine air mid 70s inland valley over the weekend hardly strictly bluegrass will see low 60s partly cloudy by the 4:00 hour blue angels we are looking at a mix of clouds and sun throughout the afternoon. temperatures on the cool side with that sea breeze low 60s looking good, fall-like. i talked about that system lurking offshore, getting closer, looks like it should hold off for the rest of the weekend. >>> good morning. bay bridge first reports of an accident past metering lights lane two traffic backing for cash paying folks they jut flipped the metering lights on. golden gate bridge very light fog-free heading southbound out of the waldo tunnel acros

probably 40 or 50% in the sun even in the dense downtown environment. transbay park which is a one acre thark that will be created on the site of the transbay terminal was conceived of and the whole development program for the public parcels around it was crafted with sun, midday sun in mind, so you can see these are a couple of graphics from the transbay redevelopment plan, the heights on all the public parcels were crafted by the redevelopment agency and the planning department to preserve midday sun for most of that year, it goes back many years even on parks that were not rec park properties. there was a question, well, what about sidewalks, the planning code does provide for the planning commission and planning department to shape codes, it doesn't diminish the development of the parcels to preserve sun on sidewalks, there are a few sidewalks on certain streets on the downtown that have specific protections, none of them are relevant to the transbay district plan area, but it's up to the planning commission to look at and this is an item that's rea

right now 49. 64 by noon with a mix of sun and clouds. with enough sun 70. a few more clouds. upper 60s but still that's pretty nice either way you go. satellite and radar showing the high clouds that have been coming across the region this morning. with more breaks out to the west. in fact looking up in northwest, we're pretty clear. national did report clouds on the hour with temperatures getting chilly. winchester, frederick, cumberland 36. manassas is 39. culpeper is 37. even low 40s in the northern neck from our weather watchers there. look at cambridge on the eastern shore. only 40 degrees. decent afternoon. again dry, mix of sun and clouds, highs in the upper 60s to around 70. let's check in with monika samtani and find out if we have a decent commute under way. >>> it's decent everywhere except route 50e. look at -- route 50. look at that red as you travel inside the beltway. it is very, very tough here because of an early morning accident. it was cleared a while ago. i'm going to step out and show what you it looks like from our sky 9. this is your delay inside the be

while the sun's rays can be fickle innovative construction methods last cost as well as environmental damage one brand new turbines boost efficiency with a simplified design and who needs batteries blakes can store energy discover a new era of clean power driven by the moon known jumpgate here on r.g.p. we've got the future coming. to meet speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of the c.r.t.c. interviews intriguing stories for you. in trying. to find out more visit our big teeth don't call. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. this week saw the anniversary of one of the most radical steps that you took to fight the financial crisis european leaders agreed on a massive debt write off for greece and on boosting the box ballot fund but as artists our first reports the economic contagio

as the sun goes down, the sun down, it will be much cooler in the ballpark. some beautiful fall colors in frederick. beautiful colors starting to change. still not at the peak but starting to see some changes north and west of washington. i am hearing skyline drive in shenandoah national park at about 50%. conversely, here in the metro area, all of the treetops are in ballston. current and reagan national, 57 degrees. dew point air with a of 37. the wind will continue to diminish as a high-pressure system flies directly overhead. 55 at dulles airport. we are pretty much in the 50's everywhere. northwestern component to the wind. often that gives us cool temperatures. a little below average, but we the be climbing back into 70's by sunday. still a long stretch of a few days where we have unseasonably cool temperatures. sunshine with high pressure over head. this will clip us tomorrow, but notice it very much. thing that you may is ae from the cold front bit of wind. you will notice some gusty wind, particularly on friday. 62 degrees around 3:00 p.m. today. r t

that was before the sun came up. the sun came up for roughly a little after 8:00. you can see it was sunny day so there were parts in the sun already and some that were shaded. the little red es are people exercising, generally doing t'ai chi, adults. these are kids in the playground and people sitting around different parts of the park. there are roughly 20, 25 people in the park. moving on to 9 a.m., a few more people spread throughout the park. by 9:30 the usage takes off, more than doubles. then 10:00, similar. anywhere you see 10:00 is the heaviest concentration. so portsmouth square, heavy use. it starts before the sun comes up and takes off after 9:00. it is spread pretty evenly throughout the park. we can go back to the image, if you'd like. there are heavily shaded parks heavily used because the park is so generally impacted by usage that people tend to look wherever they can find space to sit and congregate, regardless of whether it is sunny or shady. the morning t'ai chi exercises, which we saw in the map, are generally in the open area because that is t

of energy that has no apparent connection to the sun. the moon is to think for the motion of the ocean that we know is that. of proximity. to the water. especially at the equator. on the other side as the earth is literally pulled away from the ocean from the moon. we get the strongest tides and if you're in the right place at the right time the moon even provides enough energy to. incoming water. turtle nature of the moon's tidal power. and the idea of using the tides for humans purposes has been around for ages several hundred years ago enterprising engineers constructed flour mills powered by the daily. people have looked to harness the tide for electricity generation in the twentieth century a number of projects around the globe were proposed but were decried as economic madness for a time it looked as if the proponents of title power were fighting a losing battle but in one nine hundred sixty three the rance river estuary in brittany france was blocked off to start construction on what would be the first industrial sized power stati

this is the sun up here. and the sun is emitting very, very high frequency rays. they come right through the atmosphere. and the earth radiates low frequency, and they can't get through the atmosphere. a lot of them can, of course, but a lot can't. and those that can't then, this energy starts to pile up in here. this happens in your car. you leave your car out in the parking lot, gang, okay? why is it when your car out in the sunlight is so hot when you open the door? well, you can say, "well, 'cause there's heat. it's been heating in the sun." but let's look a little carefully. that sunlight is comin' right through that window, high frequency, right through the window pane. and what it does, it hits the inside of your car and heats it up. and the inside of your car reradiates. now if the inside reflect it, you'd be okay. that's why you put that silver stuff on your windshield. that's gonna reflect the light. and that reflected light-- it turns out reflected light doesn't change its frequency. we'll learn later on if you're wearing a blue shirt and you stand in f

of proximity a much stronger influence than the sun. the water closest to it gets cold especially at the equator there's also a smaller bulge on the other side as the earth is literally pulled away from the oceans further from the moon when the sun moon and earth are aligned we get the strongest tides and if you're in the right place at the right time the moon even provides enough energy to title bores funnel incoming water down the river ways. in this run reflect the eternal nature of the moon's tidal power. and the idea of using the tides for humans purposes has been around for ages several hundred years ago enterprising engineers constructed flour mills.

a blend of sun and clouds, little more sun and annapolis, gray afternoon. temperatures held back to near 60 degrees. at the present hour a pair of fives at the airport. notice the humidity at 94%. we are dealing with fog out there this -- this evening going into tomorrow morning with that calm wind. 61 was the afternoon high today. we should be around 69 degrees. that puts us eight degrees below average and 93 in the record books, that was set back in 1939. starting to cooldown to the west. 46 in hagerstown. a pair of fives in the city and we are uniformly in to the 50s. fog is out there, we are seeing reduced visibility at the airport. 1.8 miles, things are starting to come down some if you have travels tomorrow morning taking a plane action a flight just check in with your carrier because we expect dense fog. easton with a three mile visibility. there is good news. we are five degrees warmer than last night. frederick and this will start the warming trend into tomorrow. take a look at the hour by hour forecast. start the day with fog. 62 by lunchtime. cou

a mixture of sun and clouds. there could be a few sprinkles in the mountains. each state dry -- it should stay are around baltimore.mor >> speeds around 60 miles per hour through the parkville region. eastbound 70 is delay-free. around 65 south on 83 down from the cockeysville region. five minutes to go south on on 95 from the split to the fort mchenry. nine minutes on 95 down towards the harbor tunnel tolls. here's a quick, live look at traffic. the west side at security checks out ok. we switch over to traffic at york road. the north side in great shape at this hour. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the third and final presidential debate is in the books. >> no clear answer about whether either candidate is close to winning the election. >> more engaging than the last debate, the president's strategy seemed to be painting governor romney as a lightweight on foreign affairs. >> your strategy previously has been one that has been all over the map. >> attacking me is not an agenda. >> he stayed clear after libya after a mistake and he argued sanctions

jimmy cart -- -- it end the forty years period of sun belt dominance. there were issues critical in the politics that go oned that came out of the sun belt. they tended to have a conservative cast to them. they tended to be oriented around issues of strong national defense of an opposition to unions and defense of free enterprise politics and it's in the sun belt in the south and southwest we see the rise by the 1970 would be coming to as at religious rise. the rise of e van gel call and the political process and new and important ways. so thurmond was the forefront at all of those issues in the own politicses. national defense he was a staunch anticommunist and played a important role in right-wing anticommunist politics. it was one of the things that lead him to switch parties in 1964. he was a key figure in opposing labor unions. he did so alongside bike barry goldwater starting in the 1950s. early in the career he would be a staunch advocate for unions in south carolina back in the '0s and '40s when the union vote was an important vote. he switches

this afternoon sun and high clouds. we'll stay in the upper 60s north, even in andrews and easton about 70, maybe 71 for manassas and culpeper. let's check in now with monika samtani at 5:00. she's got timesaver traffic. >>> we've been hearing some rumblings about a possible incident on the southbound side of the bw parkway just inside the beltway. so be aware of that. we've been on the phone with park police trying to get the information for you. in the meantime military road will be closed in both directions later this morning from 6:30 to 7:30 at 42nd street right in friendship heights. that does cause a lot of extra traffic on we ways avenue through -- on wisconsin avenue through that area so keep that in mind for your early travel plans during the rush hour. if you're planning to head elsewhere, things are looking good on 270. no problems out of frederick. looking great into clarksburg. we'll take a live look outside to show you what it looks like at university boulevard. all lanes are open between 95 and 270 as yo

sun setting at 6:28.st into the weekend, a good chance for rain showers tomorrow, off-and-on showers, not a instead rain monday but off-and-on showers and mild with a high near 73. after that system goes through, it will quiet down tuesday, wednesday and thursday, expecting dry weather and temperatures closer to average in the mid to upper 60's. the next chance for rain after that will come in friday night and saturday into next weekend. >> thank you, tony. i'm joined by harriet porton from the college of notre dame of maryland university here to talk about her book, "helping struggling learners succeed in school." good morning. this is borne out of a lifetime of helping learners who didn't want to do the work. >> most at-risk kids come to school with a diminished sense of self efficacy, they don't believe in themselves. they have a weak belief in themselves and self-esteem is diminished. by the time they hit ninth grade, they're pretty convinced school has nothing to offer them and they have no chance of

a mix of sun and clouds. up near the maryland- pennsylvania boarder, there could be a passing sprinkle or shower this morning. 70 by noon. that's already above the afternoon high which is 66. 76 at 5:00. i think we get to 78 in d.c. with maybe even 80 toward culpeper and manassas. showers up in pennsylvania this morning. want to take you toward southwest pa, not far from somerset. some of these may get right along the mid34-d--- the maryland-pennsylvania border. mid-40s in gaithersburg. leesburg 46. also 46 in manassas with 5 burke and vienna. it's 51 andrews. 47 crofton. 52 down in prince frederick. and 52 also in newland. bill checking in with me this morning. outside on our michael & son weather camera, another quiet morning with high, thin clouds giving us great visibility. they're up 20,000, 30,000 feet. dew points in the 40s now. a little more moisture in the area. the bigger picture shoation the showers and even a rumble of shundzer back from -- thunder back from indiana and pennsylvania all the way to

. >> will the sun stay in to the weekend? let's check in with wyatt with the first forecast. good or bad news? >> i think it's good news for the next 48 hours at least. nice around here tomorrow. lue love it. the radar just a few showers blowing out to the north and east. we are looking at a dry situation for a couple of showers, light rain showers, temperatures now 73, townsend, edgewood 76, we have 75 in rock hall. clouds beginning to clear from west to east. clear, dryer air is going to arrive tonight. its going to feel good around here into tomorrow morning. no fog threat tomorrow. midday, sunny and 80. i wish i could say that holds up all weekend but it's octobero. we will talk about it coming up. >> hartford has made a big bust braking up what they way was one of the biggest drug rings they have seen. >> they seeds crack, marijuana, cocaine, they put more than a dozen people in jail. roosevelt is live with the latest. >> reporter: the wire tap investigation spanned all the way to georgia as deputies tracked the movement and the escalation of violence in the county. this

like yesterday, late bay sunshine, sun angle this time of year not enough energy coming out of the suno quickly scour out this cloud cover, going to take the better part of the day to get sunshine around the bay and coast. evening rain for halloween, third forecast highlight drier, warmer this weekend. more clearing in the east bay valleys, more sun today, mid to upper 70s, low to mid 70s the rest of us. monterey 67, mid 70s rest of the bay upper 70s inland. cloud cover everywhere tonight mild temperatures in the 50s once again. high pressure dominating our weather now, keeping cold front at bay, this low going to hook-up with cold front and bring the rain into the forecast the rain is going to arrive tomorrow evening in the north bay, steadier rain during trick-or-treating hours starting to move into the heart of the bay as we end trick-or-treating 8:00, 9:00, heaviest rain midnight through the morning rush hour. for most of us outside the north bay, biggest nuisance from this rain will be the commute thursday morning. scattered showers thursday afternoon, dry and warmer friday throug

the forecast for today -- a mixture of sun and clouds. a pleasant afternoon with high temperatures in the upper 60's later today. it will be a lot better today if you take the boat out today. it was choppy yesterday. the next high tide at fort mchenry, 11:11. the clouds will start to thicken up. thickening clouds tomorrow. some rain thursday afternoon. it should end friday morning. a chilly start to the weekend with highs in the upper 50's and low 60's on saturday. it will warm up quickly next week. >> 43 degrees at the airport. >> we have some good news for orioles fans. the yankees are on the verge of elimination. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon me. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their be

the forecast today, mix of sun and clouds. approximate -- about as nice as it gets this time of year. seven-day forecast taking us through the work week, chance for rain tomorrow, off-and-on rain showers, mild with a high temperature near 73, cooling off tuesday, wednesday and thursday with high temperatures mid to upper 60's. next chance for rain after that late friday into saturday. >> the orioles' journey to the world series may have ended but some fans are looking forward to next season after the team's remarkable performance this year. >> tale looking forward to it. nadia ramdass has more on how the fans welcome back the birds as they returned from the bronx. >> it's hard to believe the season is over. a number of fans wanted to express gratitude to the team and decided to sign this thank you card. there's not much room left. which is totally expected after an amazing season. >> it's going to say "thank you orioles for bringing excitement back to baseball." >> orioles fans from all over couldn't wait to sign this thank yo

the sun is heating atmosphere. the sun broke out we'll see what is going on right now. we have sunny breaks and moisture to speak off. we have radar on mount st. helena. getting down street level. you'll see moderate rain here. heelsberg heading towards winsor. king bridge road getting rainfall now. light to moderate around monte rio, guerneville area. report of a funnel cloud and a tornado this afternoon. right now we still have a tornado warning going in that expires at 5:45. thunderstorm detected. a severe thunderstorm capable prof dusing a tornado. blanketed in snow now chain controls on 50 and four if you're traveling there be prepared for weather. numbers have been on the cool side. sunny pattern begins on thursday. here is a front that brought us heavy rain. behind this front we're going with scattered showers next two days. here is what is coming up. at 7:00 showers in the north bay. a band of showers moving throughout the heart of the bay area. then scattered showers for morning commute. could be sloppy for the area. half an inch to three quarters of an inch in

then by noon, lots of sun, al fresco lunch. we'll have highs reaching the mid and upper 70s, just delightful for your lunch hour. then by midafternoon we ought to be peaking in the low 80s. but it will be comfortably dry. low humidity in place. by late afternoon heading back home, we'll be back down to the upper 70s. a wonderful day coming up. enjoy. then overnight tonight, do you have plans for this friday evening. it's going to be clear and 60s by midnight. then by dawn saturday, down to the 50s. we'll have sun saturday morning, then clouding up in the afternoon. here comes the change. saturday afternoon, much chi chillier air by dawn sunday. sunny, 50, light rain. occasional chilly rain all day sunday. play scrabble, watch the redskins. then on monday we'll have the sun back. but in the morning only near 40 degrees. and afternoon highs on monday right around 60 with lots of sun. certainly going to be feeling like autumn and looking like it too. we'll see those leaves rapidly changing. wednesday might get a shower midweek as

there's some sun. it's a midwest pattern. sun, cloud, showers, sun, cloud, showers. will be night and morning fog as temperatures rebound a little bit. >>> the chances of another bay bridge world series, still alive this morning. >> ball rolling off. the throw is not in time! >> that error by the cincinnati red led to a giants extra- inning victory last night despite striking out 16 times. the giants edged the reds 2-1. game 4 starts at 1:07 this morning pacific time. >>> the as will play tonight after also avoiding elimination. >> deep right center field, coco crisp going back, he leaps and crisp in right center, he's got it! >> coco crisp snaking away a home run from prince fielder. oakland would go on to win 2-1. in front of a sellout crowd. on the downside, a few dozen fans left without seeing the game after confusion over the games. last night was game three in the series but actually home game number one for oakland. fans had the tickets for the home game series. >> i bought tickets and they stopped us saying go to -- go to guest services. something is wrong wi