thelayed a big role in team's survival. the first president of the packers was one of three owners of the publishers for "the green bay press gazette." because of that, the packers got great coverage. outdrawn't necessarily the smaller teams and other cities. they struggled to draw crowds. there was a high school rivalry between green bay east and green bay west high schools. that came off and out through the packer games. they had to compete against those high school teams, and he said in west through packer-there names in the 1920's. there were a lot of fans, but it wasn't as though they were filling the stadium. green bay in the early years probably through better on the , partlyn it did at home because of the high school .ivalry between east and west partly, it was just the size of the city. fortunately, posing owners, players, and coaches love coming here in the 1920's. dan daly and bob o'donnell wrote in "pro football chronicles," which is a history of the national football league, that one of the reasons why they lov

this team. been playing together for so long. know it was, wasn't usual. we were together. we were the fab five. we were just tough. >> irish going to have a few problems getting in offensively. >> nice play. get it long. and, the bulldogs are not intimidated. that's got to be a big concern right now. for dru joyce and the coach. >> irish need to keep that heat on right now. >> whoa! whoa! >> somebody is hot. >> they weren't backing off for anything. we could have lost at any given moment. >> staying to the hole. yeah. >> yeah. >> for as great as they were as a team. when the going got tough. 23 got the ball. >> it was important to us that, that we show everybody that, that we were a team. we weren't just a one-man show. >> worry about it. >> oh. >> that is a big play right there. >> easy bucket. >> we had some animosity too. sat lebron down. you took a shot at the team. >> the rebound. 6.6 to go. >> romeo wants the ball. >> oh. >> what a ball game. >> here are some guys who, were basically thou

he did not have a team to play for.t thethe sports editor local newspaper and suggested they get up a city team, and from there the packers were created with the packing plant sponsoring them. they were sponsored by the packing company for their first season. in 1920, indian packing and 10 you to have a role with the team. indianng that season, packing sold out to acme packing, which was based in chicago. when the franchise was granted in 1921 by the nfl, it was granted to the acme packers, but -- acme packet and packet company may have done nothing more than purchased a few uniforms and by the end of muchseason, they pretty passed from the seeming green bay. what was interesting was, when the packers were admitted to the nfl in 1921, they were the second smallest city in a population of about 30,000. even though the leak at that time was largely comprised of small cities. the smallest city was on a wanted, new york. essentially the packers have been the smallest team in the nfl since the beginning. a 45-man board of di

they save the team in 1992. they agree to take the risk of building a privately financed ballpark in 2007 and they supported us through three world series championships. i want to especially recognize a family that sets the stage for this celebration with their constant love and their devotion, that's the burns family. they carry the team forward to this day. [ cheering and applause ] >> and what the who we think about often. now, their family members gratey on. please acknowledge the humphreys. [ cheering and applause ] >> you met our alumni earlier. and quite frankly baseball has always been about families. the story of love of the game and a past of generation from generation. i think oaf the children today who sometimes and someday will be telling their children about their 2014 giants and madison bumgarner's thrilling performance just as we told them about clark and willie mays. my father past away one week before opening day this season. i miss him everyday of the season and i miss him here today. i carry

it is what happens when a community lifts the team and the team lifts the community.r love and energy carries this team through this year. i want to thank you fans, we have some difficult stretches this season but no matter what though, what the loss record was, you came here to the park with your orange shirts and your panda hats and your signs. [ cheering and applause ] >> you did not boo us when we were down. you did not quit on us, you had the players' back during the toughest days of summer. they return the favor with a truly brilliant finish and truly brilliant october. during the postseason as these guys grinded out win after win after win, there were some people out there saying there is no explaining these giants. well, for all those people, here is the explanation we are in the organization and in the community that picks each other up. what makes all this work and a sense of all of us truly being in here together. the fans and the players and the coaches and the front office and ownership group and every usher and every vendor in the park. there is a cultur

a team that beat st. louis twice in their house. and this is a team i said twice, i'm sorry. this is a team that beat washington twice in their house in st. louis, and this is a team that had to go to kansas city and win the world championship in their house. [ cheers and applause ] this is the best postseason team in they are is ---er era. in this group here, i want to thank them and i told them a couple days ago before the 7th game, what a great honor for me to manage such a tremendous team and a gutsy team like these guys and they never got to see a die attitude. they don't care if the odds are against them. they come out and they play for you and they play for each other and they keep coming at you. so, i want to tell them in front of all of you now, their fans, i want to tell them thanks for their warrior spirit and the fact that i got to manage this gutsy group. thank you, guys. and to you fans, out there, believe me, never never question. you did help us get through what was a tough year. as larry

they have the current team and away we go. >> this team means every day. think about it constantly. i have been faithful since 85 and will remain so for the rest of my life. >> through the seasons and the science. we have freed our team. there is no holes barred. and we have gotten what we do on sunday nights. getting the holiday for the team and going to san francisco to see the team. >> members of the faithful, as you can see, we love telling a good story. trustis by sharing yours at fns at 49ers.com. >>> seeing these guys up close at the airport was amazing. the coach was so friendly. he had photos taken with us. it was such a great thing. >> they are so willing to stop and sign things and take pictures. i have two guys holding them. they are over the moon. my 10-year-old is still gripping to be honest. >> it's everything we could have asked for when they stopped for a picture when they converged on the beaming smile. when we got back in, i had seen that the 49ers tweeted out that picture. i said guys, you are never going to believe this. >>> a deadly a

what does it say about this team to go out and beat a good football team like the kansas chiefs. >> it shows resilience. we have a lot of new guys on this team, and they're stepping up into big rolls and taking on an opportunity and running with it it, but it's a resilient team that fights until the end. we're able to take advantage of those moments and capture them and make big plays. >> all right. well, good job and great show today. that's greg dahl joining us here on the fifth quarter. dennis, back to you in the studio. >> thanks. it was such a gutsy decision to make the call. i know harbaugh proves it. it had to be called fairly quickly. >> this is the special teams coordinator. they're looking at how they're lining up and they watch a ton of film. they start putting it in place to beat it, and they want to make sure they get the same look. they said this play will work if we get it again. the coach will prove it, we're going to run this play. they saw the look they wanted. they got the blocking and only needed a yard and a half and they're going to call it up. the coach said, let

success. >> it's a process for a national team to pick a national team, he helped with that first goalor them, strong on the puck, big body. he'll go to the front of the net and go to the dirty areas. brian, he's a steady defenseman for sure. and then michael swift, he started to come on as the period moved on so -- >> even though they never had ties with the country, many foreign nationals have recently been obtaining south korean citizenship. >> as long as i can stay at the top of my game, it's a chance for me to participate in these international tournaments, which i've never done younger in my -- when i was younger in my career. but it makes it really hard to play for your country so you know, getting to play for korea and we get to play against some of these other countries, it's for an athlete, that's a big honor and exciting. >> my contract ran out back home. and yeah, nfs there was a lot of other options and offers but brian was telling me about the asia league and how good it was and what he thought about it. so i thought, sure, i'll come over for a year. for me, i think it's

so this team is going to get better. they should get all of those guys back. >> al: "sunday night football," it's been tough. brady on a third and five. and they will convert it. juggling catch made there by vereen to move the chains. one thing about cincinnati, cris, they are a young team. one of the youngest in the league. and they have got a large amount of experience for as youthful as they are. >> cris: well, marvin lewis has built this thing the right way, there is no question. not only young, but young with experience and they are going to learn from this. i'm not sure anybody was going to come in here tonight and beat the patriots. >> al: to the 20. bengals, take a look at the guys and how old they are. all those guys, 26 and younger. and same thing there on the other side of the ball. 11 regular starters. 26 or younger with three or more seasons with the team. and that would be second most in the nfl. second only to the champion seahawks. third and nine. and play fake pass is incomplete. cris, i agree with you.

not for a football team that earned a team on usa top ten high school football teams since 1980s. >> tunz fortunate for team and school to have to go through something like that. we were supposed to have a pep rally tomorrow. i don't know that will happen now. >> now, in a let to parents, suitor intend enter siz recognize this news will be disappointing and possibly upsetting to many. i believe this swift and firm action is absolutely necessary. tonight, it is up in the air if and when the coaching staff will be loued to return. we're live at central bucks west in doylestown. i'm dann cuellar, "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> dann, fourteen age girls seen fighting in this video are charged with aggravated assault. teens say they beat two other girls in farnam park near camden high school and young people looked on and recorded the beating until a nearby police officer spot whad was happening and broke it up. the four girls arrested were 14, 15, and 16 years old. >> and tiffany charm place let is center of corruption allegations and former president judge philadelphia traffic court an

let me tell you the team at colorado, formed a pro football team. and they had four indians on it. and they had indians. and they voted to call themselves the redskins. we were proud, proud of our color. we were proud to be red men. they felt the redskins would be a great name. >> far as i know the team here in washington is not made up of american indians hatch not chose in it to honor themselves. we can't make policy based upon one person who has certain memories about things. today is today. it is clear low a racial slur. it is so clear. it is in virtually every dictionary. >> look up chelsea luger's piece, she said growing up on the reservation she was okay with mascots and the term skins. when she left, she saw it in nonnative's hands. it be came very problem atting to her. they did not know the, the native am american history. don't know the plight of the native american. in the wrong hands. the term itself, r word does have an impact on native americans. even if you are from the reservation. >> you filed the petition from the fcc. this could be the game changer. the fcc chai

team but we may be their second favorite team. lisa tho what's the truth on taxes? factcheck.org says it's tom corbett who's being dishonest. they say tom wolf has a plan to reduce income taxes for the middle class and cut local property taxes. and tom corbett? it's corbett who slashed education by a billion dollars... ...and now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. and it's corbett who's increasing gas taxes by 28 cents a gallon. tom corbett. desperate and dishonest. >>> eagles coming back from their by week and they are on the road. >> a cross country trip against a team that is underrated. a cardinals team, this game will not be easy but the birds are focused on themselves and cleaning up things in their own house. jeff skversky explains. >> he has a touch down! >> the eagles are 5-1 and one of the best teams in the nfl and averaging 35 points per game the most in the nfc that doesn't mean that they are a team without flaws, nobody is worse on the 20 yard line this year. >> we need to convert. >> everybody has that feeling, the important t

he didn't have a team to play for. he met the sportswriter, sports editor of the local newspaper and suggested they get up a city team. from there the packers were created with the packing plant sponsoring them. the packers were sponsored by the indian packing company in their first season, 1919. they purchased the uniforms and equipment. 1920, indian packing continued to have a role with the team. following that season, indian packing sold out to acme packing which was based in chicago. granted franchise was in 1921, by what is now the nfl, it was rented to the packers. the acme packing company may have done nothing more than to purchase a few uniforms and by the end of that season, that pretty much passed from the scene. what was interesting was when the packers were admitted to the were the21, they second smallest city with a population of about 30,000. even though the leak was comprised of small cities. the smallest city was in new york. that scene lasted only one game. essentially the packers had been the smallest

this is the best team in football. phil: right now there's no doubt in my mind they're the best team in football. so many weapons on offense, peyton being the quarterback, they can do everything on the defense side. like i said early in the game, they match up. jim: thompson has a pair of touchdowns tonight. picks up five. we thank demarcus ware for being miked up tonight. here's a word from him a moment ago. >> when i beat around the corner i'm like right here trying to swat. he just returns back. >> i'm going to go around the corner and go like this, boom, and spin back. he's going to be right there running that way. yeah. phil: that's all he can talk about. i'm going to get this rivers. jim: he's loving his time here in denver. phil: yes. he was talking about making rivers step up and then swing inside and get the sack. jim: third and 5. jim: time-out call by peyton. again, the "mazda postgame show"land coming up shortly. when you look inside that 6-1 record, that includes wins against indianapolis, arizona, san fra

this is the best team in football. phil: right now there's no doubt in my mind they're the best team in football. so many weapons on offense, peyton being the quarterback, they can do everything on the defense side. like i said early in the game, they match up. jim: thompson has a pair of touchdowns tonight. picks up five. we thank demarcus ware for being miked up tonight. here's a word from him a moment ago. >> when i beat around the corner i'm like right here trying to swat. he just returns back. >> i'm going to go around the corner and go like this, boom, and spin back. he's going to be right there running that way. yeah. phil: that's all he can talk about. i'm going to get this rivers. jim: he's loving his time here in denver. phil: yes. he was talking about making rivers step up and then swing inside and get the sack. jim: third and 5. jim: time-out call by peyton. again, the "mazda postgame show"land coming up shortly. when you look inside that 6-1 record, that includes wins against indianapolis, arizona, san fra

yet. >> we are not a good team yet, we are fighting to be good, we are playing teams with three wins between them, we haven't played anybody good yet. so understanding our goals to be a good team and our good team comes out to practice and watches film and goes to class. >> finally tonight with apologies to the sixers we need to be fans of utah jazz at least for one day. they recently inked 5-year-old jp gibson to a one-year contract. he used a crayon and jp has leukemia and is a huge fan of the jazz and he got some action in the team scrimmage, dazzled the crowd with this dunk and check out the swagger? >> can you not teach that, 5-year-old jp gibson. >> we are fans. cecily tynan with the accuweather foreca are you busy? i'm just day-dreaming. about your dream trip to italy? yeah. with your sisters, to shop and see the sights. is it that obvious? you've been staring at that new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, it's the new frankenbucks. with 10 top prizes of $50,000. is that painting crooked, or is it just me? [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you co

america's team, are they even texas' team? pretty wild. coming up in 20 minutes we're going to hear from nick foles and how the offense has to improve, plus will wane simmons be ready for the flyers season opener? and a tribute that had a local football player in tears tonight. stay tuned for that. we're right back. >>> tonight, we are tracking the ebola epidemic. the united states is waging a two-front war against the deadly virus trying to stop the spread of the disease in west africa and trying to prevent a similar outbreak here at home. the number of cases worldwide is nearing 7,500 with west africa at center of it. tomorrow, the head of the cdc will go to the white house to update president obama. nbc 10 national correspondent brian mooar is in washington with the developments. >> reporter: american troops are gearing up and heading overseas for a daunting fight against ebola. a ground zero of the west african outbreak. >> the only way to deal with this is to stop it at its source. which is why we have deployed, we're deploying up to

this is what happens when a community lifts a team and a team lifts a community. your love, your energy carried this team through this year. i want to thank you, fans. we had some difficult stretches this season. but no matter what one loss record was, you came with your orange shirts and your panda hats and your signs. you didn't quit on us when we were down, you had the players backs during the toughest days of summer. and they returned the favor with a truly brilliant finish and truly brilliant october. during the postseason, as these guys grinded out win after win after win there were some people out there that were saying there is no explaining these giants. well for all those people here is the explanation. we are an organization and a community that picks each other up. what makes all this work as corny as it might sound, it's the sense of all this truly being in this together, the fans, the players, coaches, the office, the ownership group and every usher in the park. there is a culture of the giants of genuinely caring for one another, loving each other.

it's a 30-person team. it will be five doctors, and 20 nurses in the specialized training equipment, and once they are called to deploy, if there's a case of ebola, somewhere within the united states, they will go and help that local hospital train and figure out how they can really deal with this case. they first have to go to texas to train xshgs then they will be on call for 30 days. they will be able to deploy anywhere within the united states within 72 hours. >> white house official tells us he has not yet started. he hasn't had day one on this job yet, and he will be at all of those meetings. the vice president was there. the secretary of health and human services, the secretary of homeland security. many others, national security advisors as well, and they talked about what happened in dallas, the contact tracing that's going on after the fact, and how they can prevent other cases in the future. >> quickly, we want him to serb as a coordinator of all these agencies. he is not even really going to be

and there was jessica and her team from indiana. they make 200 masks a day.e year. every american costume we've shown so far, found on that popular website, etsy. and lastly, how about those superfly kids? where they are still getting ready tonight, ironing on those custom letters, 10,000 capes a week. soon, those capes will be taking off. so, this year, along with that famous first question -- >> trick or treat? >> reporter: we also found something else sort of sweet. those costumes with those three words in mind. >> made in america! >> some costumes creating jobs tonight. wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a patent attorney from alexandria, virginia... ...and our returning co-champions, a student and writer from riverton, utah...

dan jimenez is the team leader. he and his crew have been chasing fires as new blazes break out. >> the team has been to six or scenario fires. how many have you gotten data from? >> we have gathered data on three incidents. >> so not every one you go to is a win? >> absolutely not. >> on this deployment, dan's team is gathering field data to help improve fire fighters' safety zones. it's an area where personnel can safely position themselves and environment. >> how important is a fire safety zone? >> critical. >> in 2013, 19 fire fighters died battling an arizona wildfire. investigators think when the fire made a quick run towards them, the hotshot team was cut off from an escape route making it impossible to get to the safety zone. >> to set a safety zone, the general rule of thumb is, find the highest flame height and four. >> that's the minimum distance a fire fighter needs to be from the flames to be in a save zone. veteran fire fighters are quick to attest, there are more environmental factors than need to be

we are part of a bigger team. we are just one part. it is amazing what we can do when you think about immigration. i'm honored to partner with cia. and rogue dia, it is amazing what we do when we create strong integrated partnerships. i think that's the future in the intel jengs progression. >> so we have something going on at insa. in my own words, it's sort of taking stock of the national security arena in the digital age. and how to you maintain relevance and impact in the digital age. and actually providing that extra "so what." so some of us, myself included, believe it might be a time when the paradigm is shifting starting with sensitive methods and seeing what else is out there in the open source or unclassified arena. and perhaps start with unclassified data and inside information and then focus sensitive sources and methods on the gap. is that a culture shift that you're thinking about? and if it isn't, you know, how are you approaching the digital age? >> the the comment i want to make and i could be misunderstanding. so just

peter kept the team -- saved the team from leaving san francisco and he is primarily responsible for the construction of at&t park, which revitalized the entire south bay. i think that is part of where this entire thing began. >> i think you're right. i think that's evidence as we sw in kansas city last week. the giants even bring their employees. they bring employees on this trip for the world series. they're all a part of the celebration today as well. we're beginning to just see first couple of players. i saw john miller and croup and kipe. also the hall of fame john miller. it's not a giants game unless you can listen to him on the radio and enjoy it. how many days did i listen to games. then we see brandon bell and brandon crawford. a couple of the brandons getting the first ride down market street. >> do we have peter? the sound bite? okay. anyway, i did talk to peter after wards. i think when you talk about the -- you were talking about the giants announcers and they stuck around so long. that's indicative of the entire organization. i talked about stability. right. stability

you know kids on the team. >> i know kids on the team.very win was furious. >> that's been a trad tradition for awhile. >> reporter: and the police investigation into this case has gone on for about 10 days now but no charges have been filed. we're live in doylestown tonight, matt rivers, "eyewitness news" at 10:00 on the cw philly matt thank you very much. these kinds of cases are not uncommon certainly but hazing does often go unreport. >> we spoke with a local psychologist who says that hazing has strong similaritys to bullying. >> i think we need to put hazing in that category as organized bullying and look at eight the same -- at it the same way and what, to pants getting involved, administration getting involved and work together to curb it. >> all of this follows the cancellation of the football season at sayreville war memorial high school in middlesex county, new jersey. seven sayreville football players were charged with crimes ranging from hazing to aggravated sexual assault on october 10. the team's head coach and four assista

the problem is with that graphic, zero top 25 teams and the only remaining team that's going to give of wow factor is if they beat ohio state. and defending on who they play in the big ten championship game, if they make it there. so, when that's your resume, and you look at strength of schedule, i think it was 51. >> chris: this is one rank ed win, against nebraska. >> kirk: you look at the other teams they're trying to catch up to, their strength of schedule. i think michigan state is a great team, but if they win out, they're going to be in the debate. the thing that could hold them back is big in the big ten and playing the schedule they play. >> chris: third and two. hammering ahead for the first down. heather? >> heather: you guys are talking about michigan state's schedule, and how they can hang or whether they can hang with that one loss. it's very interesting. down on the field earlier today, they announced some scores. they announced the alabama upset and probably about 15 players looked up and cheered. then they announced the oklahoma upset, the exact same thing happened.

i think we have a good team and a few teams get hit with the injury bug and they have to deal with it. it is no different. a tough challenge for us, but we'll accept it as a team. >>> good news, on the ice the first time since his injury, thinking it will take a few days to get back. he is shooting for next week. >>> the sixers made a trade sending the guard to brooklyn in exchange for teague. and a draft pick in 2019. mark your calendars, the sixer start the regular season on monday. that is like casper the friendly ghost gone for halloween. he's out. >>> and a perfect night for a few last competition. >> and the prime timeline up with everything you need to kick off the weekend starting with "last man standing" at 8:00. >> man, this box is heavy for the average man. >> it looks like he is trying to sweet talk her, she is not having any of it. and the sister's friend think she is the nanny and plenty of laughs. >>> and at 10:00, an all-new "shark tank" and entrepreneurs from malvern. and finding emergency, smart phones and tablets turned into personal sxuecurity systems. >> you downl

, executives, investors, the marketing team, the trainers. a big pack of people. i think they said it would take three airplanes to get them all there. we saw five or six buses, i have lost count. when they say it is a team effort it is not just everyone in uniform but this darling girl in her knit gown illustrates it perfectly. i am not sure the role her parents play but it is important because they arrived with the police officers. >> amy you know your giants they are a family affair, each of the last world series we have been in, they have taken the entire front office, 600 people, the whole family, and that is why it contributes to the whole spirit of, we are together, we are one, it is not just a "stars on the field," but everyone behind-the-scenes would make it happen and the fans. they give credit to the fans as larry baer did just now. >> they all, when you walk into the front office, the person greeting you and served in the reception area have world series rings and they recognize each and every person that helped the team get to wh

why the swat team? >> one of the guys told us that marijuana seeds and stems had been pulled out of our trash. >> neither bob and i used pot. the trash people are involved. the neighbor's kids must be walking through and throwing stuff in our trash. stossel: it turns out what the police found in their trash was not marijuana it's take away. >> i drink take away and brew it in big batches when i'm done with it, they did a field test on them. >> they had a positive reading for marijuana and that was enough to then raid our home. >> it wasn't until aenfter the home that police sent the tak tea leaves to a lab. >> swat raids are sometimes needing, but 100 raids every day? also did you know there are now border patrolr checkpoints inside america. >> i don't need reasonable suspicion. that's the law,oi sir. >> no, it's not. that's next. stossel: if i drive across a us border, i know i have to stop at a patrol checkpoint. imagine driving to a grocery store. well, inside america and being stopped by the border

why did you want to own a team? sometimes the common conception or conventional wisdom is one more rich man who wants a toy. >> yes. that's an element of it. everyone who gets involved has to love the game. it's silly to own a sports franchise if you don't love it. why? you have to have passion about it. you're going to get some level of abuse. your team wins. your team loses. i love basketball. i love the athleticism, the speed, the action. i love the fact that every player has to make a decision about something unlike other sports where things are a little more script did. i think it's great. >> one of the first things you do is you go to doc rivers and say, i've got a contract here. >> not quite like that. doc had been in discussions with the people who had been assigned to run the team. >> to extend? >> they were installed by the nba. the arsons used to run time warner. they really don't want to make a long-term decision but it had started. doc and i had gotten to know each other. we never talked about the team.

the problem is with that graphic, zero top 25 teams and the only remaining team that's going to give of wow factor is if they beat ohio state. and defending on who they play in the big ten championship game, if they make it there. so, when that's your resume, and you look at strength of schedule, i think it was 51. >> chris: this is one rank ed win, against nebraska. >> kirk: you look at the other teams they're trying to catch up to, their strength of schedule. i think michigan state is a great team, but if they win out, they're going to be in the debate. the thing that could hold them back is big in the big ten and playing the schedule they play. >> chris: third and two. hammering ahead for the first down. heather? >> heather: you guys are talking about michigan state's schedule, and how they can hang or whether they can hang with that one loss. it's very interesting. down on the field earlier today, they announced some scores. they announced the alabama upset and probably about 15 players looked up and cheered. then they announced the oklahoma upset, the exact same thing happened.

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why did you want to 53 a team? the conventional wisdom is one more rich man who wants a toy. >> yes. look, that's an element of it. everybody who gets involved better love the game. it's sill tow own an n.b.a. team or any other sports franchise if you don't love it. why? why? you have to have some passion about it. you will get some level of abuse, your team wins, your team loses, you trade guys . >> rose: why you? >> i love basketball. i like the speed of the game. i like the action. i like the fact that every player has to make a decision about something, unlike other sports where things are a little more scripted. i just think it's great. >> rose: so one of the first things you do after owning the team is go to doc rivers and say, "i've got your contract here, doc. let's start all over." >> not quite like that. doc had been in discussion with the folks who had been assigned to run the team -- >> to extend his contract. >> he had been in those discussions. but, of course, they were installed by the n.b.a.-- dick

the giants are a winning team and san francisco is a winning team. we're going to stay on our game. we're still going, once we turn it around, we give away. one by one by one. here we are tied up ready for the win. let's sgrients! gients. -- giants! ! >> it was a live here tonight -- alive here tonight. everyone sing tg praises of their players. there are still quite a few people here. unlike last night when the room cleared out, i can tell you that this sports bar and all around the city are no doubt still have a lot of crowds and enthusiasm an chanting. about 100 people expect to see a duplication of this tomorrow. reporting live at the pacific heights. channel 2 news. >> she caught the game at at&t park with the fans who just left the game. kristina? . >> i'm having a little trouble hearing you. the party is just starting here at the plaza. we have a dance party going on courtesy of this drum circle here. people are so excited, dancing around, taking photos. i can't even [inaudible] there you go. we talked to some earlier, they're saying they predict the giants are going twin wor

i want to say that we play a team sport. i had never seen a team play as together. i think it's really a role model for all teams. these guys have heart. we have had highs and lows as all teams do and the way they got through them this year is just amazing and i'm very proud, as are all giants fans everywhere of what they have accomplished and brian and bruce have accomplished with this group. it's just stirring and it's not new, it's happened before. >> erin: you were watching a shot of your fans back home, you got a little mist y. brian, you came up on this stage and told me you were shaking. how do you even put a performance like you just saw by madison bumgarner into words? >> well, this is our baseball camelot. these guys are so special in so many ways. their character, their people skills far exceed their talent and that is amazing because they just won the world championship. but i'm floored, very humbled and blessed to be in this position. this is great for our city, great for our fan base. obviously, the organization and the scouting and front office, boch,

anything the team bios? -- anything the team buys? come on, charlie!e will buy microsoft with my money! [laughter] >> there's an image of you on his all 6'5" of him with surface on his chest. watching -- because he fell in love with -- a cbs show. [laughter] >> i'm 5'11". i used to be over six feet. i love that show. "the good wife." it washristmas time, time to start the transition but we were not quite ready. i did not want to start anything new for what might be a month except that i started "the good wife." i'm like 106 episodes in. it is a heck of a series. >> people in the new yorker say it's one great show. thank you for joining us. i'm in adelaide, i'm going to watch the clippers. -- if i'm in l.a., i'm going to watch the clippers. >> email me. >> steve ballmer joining us. see you next time. ♪ we score some tickets to attend talk but there's a new drama obama show barack starring barack obama and produced by the gop. here's just a sample. >>

the interpretation team is lucky to have talented and committed employees our work is not easy it is some translations some clients e think we translate but it is carefully done we have bad days but our interpreters strife to do the best once the interpretation start is in the background they get the message across and get us to meaningful conversations tonight we are being recognized and beyond gratified for the important work we do everyday we are proud to get this report card with the board of education and we'll share that with our coworkers that are not able to be here thank you (clapping.) thank you very much. >> my name is an online liquify i work in 70 san francisco unified school district for 3 years and a half many times i was asked you are listening to one language and interpreting it into another at the same time how do you do that there's no mask and i'm not a super person it is only hard work and work behind the scenes that matters it is the key to success we also get the consent information before we go to work and semi interpretations is a race against the time we hav

they played it on the scoreboard, when he took the team out in the 2010 playoffs. so i loved what he said. it was just two words. it hit all of us and we felt it and we felt him with us during this playoffs, and it was as simple as this. [ indiscernible ] thank you all. love you all, vogey out. >> well, that was a little weird. we're all a little weird here, though, so it's okay. you know, i'm relieved. i'm relieved that i'm up here and hunter hasn't come up yet. he's a tough guy to follow, and hunter, you see those cameras right there? that probably means live tv. so choose your words wisely, pal. you know what, guys? last year when the season ended, a few of us came out on the field and we talked to you and we talked about how we were disappointed with the season last year, and we were going to take that disappointment and use it in the offseason to work, use it in spring training to get better. and the cool thing was you guys believed us, and we believed that we could get back here, and because of that belief, because of you guys packing the ballpark every night

nobody is bigger than a team. nobody. series tonight in san francisco pitcher's duel to the 8th. giants juan perez off the wall. two run dull. giants 8, madison bum gardner in the game a complete shutout. giants win 5-0. game 6 tuesday night in cap sas city royals facing elimination. how about hunter pence in the series, 9 hits. >> five games. >> we miss him for sure. >> thank you, jeff. >> that will do it for "action news" on surprised night. "action news" returns at 4:30 tomorrow morning with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, david murphy and karen rogers. >> now for walter perez, melissa magee, karen rogers -- karen rogers? -- melissa magee, jeff skversky the entire "action news" team we like karen, too -- i'm sarah the entire "action news" team we like karen, too -- i'm sarah bloomquist have a great >> i have confidence in them app i told them that. >> going deep down the middle and it's good. until we get to the end zone. >> trying to give you guys an opportunity to make that play and make sure -- >> foles looking here

if we don't turn the ball over, we'll be a tough team to beat.he fact we had those, i think our defense stood strong, but i put them in some bad positions. >> bengals sweep the season series, remain unbeaten at home the last 13 games, ravens winless in cincy since 2011. flacco 195 yards and two interceptions, justin forsett 16 yards and 28 carries. >>> helu remains in as running back. robert moves into the right, rolling, rolling, still rolling, stiff arms a man and flows it upfield. desean jackson, 35 at the 25 to the 20. boy, rg3 pulled a rabbit out of the hat and he is hurt on the sideline. he got hurt on the side line. rg3 is down. >> another day in the legacy of robert griffin, iii that lived in infamy. just when redskins fans got their qb back he was gone again. it's been six weeks since rg3 suffered that ankle injury. this week griffin participated in limited practice with his team in ashburn as coach gruden told the media griffin was looking better and stronger every day and listed questionable for monday night against dallas. we've all s

he wasn't a part of the team in 2012, i said hey, you know you're a win away. the perfect veteran answer, i'm going to stick to my plan. >> all right, let's go to the alcs where kansas city pulled off the royal flush today in game four sweeping the orioles, they host them in the world series. the royals have not lost a game in the post season, going to work early. bottom third, throw home from steer pearson in time. escobar kicks it away. 2-run score, 2-0, kc, they wouldn't score again. baltimore, in the fifth, j.j. hardy with a shot to left. alex gordon with a run back, sun in his eyes, what a catch. this guy has got game. routine all post season, he will remember that one. game ninth, game one at the play. hardy again, royals are going to the world series for the third time in franchise history. first time since 1985. lorenzo cain, named the mvp. >> they're a very loose group with confidence. right from the beginning of the playoffs, i don't know what clicked for them. but something clicked. and they were totally used to this atmosphere. there was no pressure

football team. ever since that florida game. he runs it better than people think. kentucky has themselves a quarterback. that's about as pretty a throw as you will ever see. >> verne: 324 yards throwing it, 80 yards rushing it and they've got a first down with just under four to go. throw-back. towles. got it. first down. garrett johnson took the handoff then threw it back to the quarterback. >> verne: nice, complete. dorian baker. >> gary: good defense for mississippi state. kept them short of the first down. keeps the clock moving. sno3:17 to blake bone. number six. the freshman. >> gary: i believe in the last year's game, should kentucky put one on here, i think they onside-kicked it, got it but were offsides. in the game. >> verne: towles a man open in the middle of three defenders. that's javess blue. >> gary: there is not a lot of men that can make that throw. first of all, you've got to know where to throw it. secondly, you have been sacked six times in this game and you rip it over the quart

this is a team at 5-1. the same as the eagles. it is a good team, proven defense.offense is starting to get the hang of it now. a true test for the eagles team. >> the cardinals haven't allowed 100 yard rusher or a team to rush for 100 yards but you can throw on them. how do you think chip kelly will go for his game plan here. >> you have to rejuvenate and play him for the cardinals. their front seven is just about as good as any in the league. they are fast and physical. chip may have to throw a ball. i'll tell you what, foales may have to win the game for them. >> we watched the cowboys beat the giants they are 6-1. best record in the nfl. demarco murray on pace for nfl record 428 carries. i know he's setting records here but how much can you lean on him going forward. >> he had 128 yards today. even though there are young guys up front, three first rounders they are physical and playing well, blocking the point of attack. i have to admit, i like what they are doing as far as their run offense. he can do it as long as the offensive line keeps him clear and free f

, still a local team and looking great in the playoffs. >> the nationals are our team, my friend, the nationals, okay? by the way, we'll have an update on the redskins and seahawks game later in sports. i'm still holding out hope. >>> spain is treating the first person believed to have contracted ebola outside of west africa. the patient is a nurse who had been treating two priests. both of them died because of the virus after returning from the outbreak epicenter. here in america there are two patients undergoing treatment. the man in dallas has received an experimental drug usually used against smallpox and this is the first time a human has taken it to fight ebola. he remains in critical condition. meanwhile the american tv network photographer who contracted the virus in liberia is now in nebraska. ashoka mukpo was working for nbc in liberia and may have been exposed to that deadly virus while disinfecting a car where someone died. >> he does remember one instance where he was helping spray wash a vehicle with chlorine and he thinks he might have been splashed, but honestly he's n

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