and in the bottom of the ninth, it will be theriot, pujols and berkman.wo, three, four hitters. here is the 3-2. one-out walk. motte is the sixth pitcher of the night for st. louis. and david murphy was walked and singled since coming in for gentry in the fifth. dig his way in. >> joe: a good swing by murphy. strike one. the texas rangers at some point here soon will hand the ball to feliz and ask for their first world championship in franchise history. cardinals are going to come back here tonight, they're going to have to do it against a hard-throwing right-hander feliz. as hugo chave -- as enz comes in th to the on-deck circle. strike two on a 98-mile-per-hour fastball. >> joe: left side for descalso. a double clutch. the out at second. two out. descalso played some short this year. i don't think the ball was hit hard enough to turn two, as endy chavez walks in batting for adam who goes a third of an inning. >> tim: mike napoli running on that left sprained ankle, spraining it when he went to second base. the last time he was on base. >> joe: here is c

the bottom of the eighth, two, three and four hitters for detroit.enoit signed that big deal during november. >> joe: right now, this post season, the tigers are getting all their money's worth. out of their right-handed set up reliever. here is 1-0. a slider down away to fool beltre. >> tim: he missed with a slider. yep. evens the count. >> joe: two out, nobody on. here comes the 1-1. strike two. [ cheering ] >> joe: good swing by beltre but late. 96. the fans have been in here for a long time. preparing for a 4:19 start. it's almost 10 after 9:00. >> joe: 2-2. [ applause ] [ female announcer ] the road is not exactly a place of intelligence. ♪ across the nation over 100,000 miles of highways and bridges are in disrepair. add to that, countless distractions every mile... ♪ ...millions of ill-equipped vehicles... ♪ ...half a million cubic yards of debris... and the 38 million drivers who couldn't pass the driver's exam today. [ horn blares ] even if road signs actually did make sense. this is why we engineered a car that analyzes real time informatio

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we are focusing on the bottom 5%, basically. but again, keep in mind, no state has to do anything we say whatsoever. if they don't want the money, they don't have to do anything. they can give up that 9%, and they can do whatever they want. there is no mandate in there that they have to do something if they don't want to take this money. >> it is really not our money. it was the money -- we took it from them to begin with. i would argue they are trying to get back some of their own money. i am more than happy to have a recorded vote on it or more discussion. however you would like to go. >> i don't agree with the substance of this amendment or the change that was made. i do not object because i want the senator to be able to do his work, and i think the senate is a -- as a general matter would function better if this became the course of the work we do instead of having people hold things up instead of technical amendment fixes like this, and i want the record to reflect that though i disagreed with this, i would help. and the se

the inning. and carpenter has a 1, 2, 3 sixth. bottom of the sixth. what a catch by craig, due up third in this inning. went up to get it. cardinals up by three. give me voice control. applications up. check my email and text messages. hands in position. airbags. ten of 'em. perfect. add blind spot monitor. 43 mpg, nice. dependability. yeah. activate dog. a bigger dog. [ male announcer ] introducing the reinvented 2012 toyota camry. it's ready. are you? ♪ it's ready. are you? joe: in d.c., two of the most storied conferences in college football. we will be there, back-to-back nights. pac-12 championship game is friday, december 2nd and the big 12 championship game december 3rd. both games only on fox. tim, it was interesting during the break, nick punto came into the on-deck circle and it looked like he was going to bat for carpenter to start the inning. and then after wilson took the majority of his warm-up tosses, carpenter came out to the on-deck circle. they brought punto back and they want carpenter to go back for the seventh. >> tim: i think car

lance berkman tying it with a two-strike single in the bottom of the 11th. then the play they'll be talking about for a long time, freese with a solo home run in the 11th inning, a walkoff to end the game, capping the impossible comeback and forcing a game seven. that's only the tip of the iceberg. over the course of that long, chilly night in st. louis, the cards came from behind five times before eventually winning it. we'll have full highlights later in sports. >>> on to the news where global stocks jumped on news of europe's debt deal. here in the u.s., the dow rocketing 339 points yesterday, closing above the 12,000 mark for the first time in three months. the average is now on track for its best monthly point gain in history. the s&p was up 42 points, that's 3.4%. and the nasdaq up 87 points. that's up 3.3%. president obama weighed in on europe's debt deal in today's "financial times" where he wrote an op ed. he writes, "this week, our european allies made important prosecuting on a strategy to restore confidence in european markets. it is important fo

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now dotel has the bottom fall out of that pitch. od changeup from octavio dotel. i think what lance lynn did, he restored some order and gave the cardinals a chance to continue to tack on. they have scored 15 runs. outburst in the middle innings. >> joe: pretty good pitch. called ball one. dotel. to the right side. rangers put the lead-off man on in the eighth. the nikon replay of the night for albert pujols. and that massive home run and then one hit to left center. five rbis on two swings, well over 800 feet worth of home runs here in game three. >> tim: albert pujols becoming the first player in world series history with four consecutive innings in which he had a hit. two home runs and two singles and five rbis in four innings. had an opportunity to hit four straight innings. >> joe: kinsler is hitless tonight. now in the hole, 0 0-2. >> tim: he thought that pitch was outside. he had a point. >> joe: edwin jackson and derek holland tomorrow night in game four. the 0-2. ball one. despite the lop-sided score. alfonso marquez is stil

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derek holland who got out of the bases loaded jam in the bottom of the sixth inning by getting jon jay ball three. murphy drew a walk his first time up. we replaced gentry in the fifth. now dotel. he has replaced rzepczynski. >> joe: there is a strike. 3-1. >> joe: that is back in to centerfield. right over the back of lance lynn. murphy is on. with holland coming up. >> joe: how about adrian beltre? who got in pro ball in 1995 with the dodgers. he came up to l.a. in 'e '98. had a big year in 2004 with the dodgers. then seattle. boston last year. his first year in texas. he had never been in a world series. throw to second. out there. lynn slipped as he threw it. the force-out gets murphy for out number two. >> tim: that was a good play. only a strong arm got murphy at second base. initially you think lance lynn waited too long. then he throws a bullet to second base. slips. he appears to be all right. >> joe: long time big league trainer barry weinberg out to check on him. ian kinsler coming up. the word on matt holliday is a severely bruised little finger. x-rays negative. here is ki

what a game. 2-2 in the bottom of the seventh. chris carpenter is back to work.rpenter pitched around back-to-back hits after the home run by beltre last inning. that he has been watching his offense. he has seen one missed opportunity after another. to score runs here tonight as the cardinals have stranded ten. hit in to a double play and lost a man stealing. questionable bit of strategy by either allen craig on his own or tony la russa or a missed sign. but as a result, a walk, followed by a walk a hit, another intentional walk and no runs. >> tim: what a weird inning. >> joe: here is the 0-2 to moreland. in to centerfield. schumaker makes the catch. got a nice jump. one out. this december two of the most storied conferences in college football culminate their season with two epic championship games for the first time in their history. fox sports will bring them to you back-to-back nights. championship game friday december 2. big ten championship game saturday, december 3. both games are only on fox. here is kinsler. 0-3. ball one. >> joe: strike one. >> joe: b

now yadier molina starting the bottom of the ninth.lked to ron washington, the manager of the rangers, before the game about the lay off of feliz and how he has done with a few days off. he said i expect him to be right in the strike zone. something he's been better with the last month of the season. he's behind, 2-0. molina with a career high 14 home runs during the regular season. takes ball 3 outside. molina will take on 3-0. 3-1. punto will follow and then schumaker. 2-1, texas. and a leadoff walk handed out by feliz. >> tim: now do you pinch-run ryan theriot and get yourself down to one catcher? i think the answer to that is gerald laird, who is a fast runner for a catcher. so tony la russa does not waste a run by using terror, and then if they do tie it, having laird come in for defense. punto obviously will be trying to bunt. >> joe: cardinals have only theriot left on their bench. tieing run at first with nobody out. and that bunt is back to the backstop. strike 1. upper 90s fastball exploding out of the hands of feliz. that ca

what a game. 2-2 in the bottom of the seventh. chris carpenter is back to work.rpenter pitched around back-to-back hits after the home run by beltre last inning. that he has been watching his offense. he has seen one missed opportunity after another. to score runs here tonight as the cardinals have stranded ten. hit in to a double play and lost a man stealing. questionable bit of strategy by either allen craig on his own or tony la russa or a missed sign. but as a result, a walk, followed by a walk a hit, another intentional walk and no runs. >> tim: what a weird inning. >> joe: here is the 0-2 to moreland. in to centerfield. schumaker makes the catch. got a nice jump. one out. this december two of the most storied conferences in college football culminate their season with two epic championship games for the first time in their history. fox sports will bring them to you back-to-back nights. championship game friday december 2. big ten championship game saturday, december 3. both games are only on fox. here is kinsler. 0-3. ball one. >> joe: strike one. >> joe: b

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in the bottom of the eighth inning, they continue on a base hit by berkman. >> tim: i don't think kinsler had a good jump on this ball. he may not have seen it off the bat and it goes under his glove. the ball hit very hard . >> joe: when this series resumes after a travel day tomorrow, saturday night it will be matt harrison, the hard-throwing left-hander, against kyle lohse. then holland and edwin jackson in game four. that's the plan as of right now. ball one, just low to matt holliday. that is saturday night right hear on fox on the air at 7:30 eastern, 4:30 pacific. >> tim: what a riveting game. >> joe: two of them. >> tim: yep. >> joe: berkman with a small lead. berkman, two steals during the regular season. was caught six times. he was 2 for 8. he's 2 for 2 this postseason. stays put. just low again. 2-0. remember freese is out of there for defensive reasons and descalso is on deck. holliday, 23 home runs this season. takes on the inside corner. 2-1. on the outside corner. good pitch. 2-2 >> tim: you hear that expression a lot, perfect pitch. nobody is going to hit that pitch. nobo

the problem primarily is if the bottom -- if that seal -- if the bottom part of the glass, if your weep holes get gummed up and the glass finds itself sitting in water, not draining quite right, water and that sealant is dynamite so that makes it fail sooner. so the first thing you want to do is go home tonight and clean out your weep holes and make sure that everything is draining through your windows. but it's only going to last at this point, technology-wise until they come up with a better product and better sealants. 25 years is a wonderful thing for laminated glass. >> in the building department i see people coming in and replacing windows that they have replaced already, they replace with double glaze -- well 10 years ago, 15 years ago, and the seals have improved. but i see many people replacing them again and we will see them being replaced again if they can last another 20, 25 years. whereas the windows in my house might be a hundred years old but they're not double glazing. i think the state is in their push to have energy efficiency, requiring dual glazing, or other similar

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what a game. 2-2 in the bottom of the seventh. chris carpenter is back to work.rpenter pitched around back-to-back hits after the home run by beltre last inning. that he has been watching his offense. he has seen one missed opportunity after another. to score runs here tonight as the cardinals have stranded ten. hit in to a double play and lost a man stealing. questionable bit of strategy by either allen craig on his own or tony la russa or a missed sign. but as a result, a walk, followed by a walk a hit, another intentional walk and no runs. >> tim: what a weird inning. >> joe: here is the 0-2 to moreland. in to centerfield. schumaker makes the catch. got a nice jump. one out. this december two of the most storied conferences in college football culminate their season with two epic championship games for the first time in their history. fox sports will bring them to you back-to-back nights. championship game friday december 2. big ten championship game saturday, december 3. both games are only on fox. here is kinsler. 0-3. ball one. >> joe: strike one. >> joe: b

not enough at the bottom. the gap between the rich and the poor is deeper and wider than ever before. grayson is right! so says the authoritative non- partisan cbo, congressional budget office, released last week in their report. over the past 30 years, the wealthiest 1% of americans had incomes that rose by, get this, 275%. the average salary for that top 1% of the wealthiest americans for one year of work was $352,000. where isas the middle, 60% of americans, aka the middle- class, saw children come increase by just 40%. the average salary for a middle- class american rose to just under $50,000 a year.

you know, it's good for the top. bottom is protected. so that's primarily where most wire glass has gone. >> just a comment about skylights in the building code. skylights of glass can be located at any distance from that property line protection that i mentioned earlier. typically in san francisco when you're on a property line you have to have a one hour wall. olderbles don't have it but after the 60s they do. this can be right up to the edge of the roof. however, a plastic sky light may not be. a plastic sky light has to be kept back how far from the edge of the roof, one of you building inspectors? three feet from the edge of the roof. i'm not sure why but that's specifically regulated. >> partly because the plastic is flammable. the plastic heats up -- the bad part about plastic is that it will burn and melt. at one point in time, lexan was the cure-all for everything. you can't do this, you can't do that, it's indestructible. a major jewelry store put it in their windows, and they were home-safe, it's perfect. till a enterprising bu

the bottom line is, nothing has changed. telegraph hill -- people think of the tower and the northeast side of the hill, but this is the far side of the hill. it is the seat and rocky side of the hill in an area that has not been developed but someday might be. if that is going to be done in accordance with the law and the sensitivity of the shell on the site, an environmental review needs to be done. i had the opportunity to speak with this project sponsored. i asked him whether his previous offer to donate one of the adjacent parcels to a non-profit group was still in place? he said not for now. in i asked whether he would consider limiting the height on future developments now rather than leave it to a future project. he said no. i am here on behalf of the telegraph hill dollars to support this appeal and urge that see what is applied. -- urged that ceqa is applied. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening president chiu and members of the board. my name is joseph lawler. i am an architect in the city and a

here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are structural members of the house. that's where you are going to find a lot of the damage. this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thought somebody was inside, they went inside. we use a different method now. it's in your book if you did your homework. otherwise i'll show you later in the lecture. paint lines are another indicator of how damaged buildings are. if you want to look at the paint lines on this building, it's kind of hard to tell until you get up close. remember, this building is kind of a grayish tannish color, i guess. when you get a little bit closer, this side of the building should be the same color as this side of the building. what happened was this building moved away from the building next door and that's how far it moved. separation be

in the bottom of the 10th inning, the cardinals were down by two runs and they tied the game 9-9. in the bottom of 11th, the game is ended with a solo home run and the cardinals won the game 10-9. game 7 is tonight. it is the first time the world series has gone the distance. >>darya: we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside at occupy oakland. does this look familiar? the tents are back out. even after the demonstrations and clashes with police. what will happen next? we will be right back. >>mark: the opening bell on wall street. it looks like a date of the givebacks. dow futures are down 60 right now. one of the best octobers for the s&p. the best month since 1974. it looks like there will be some selling today. the big stories we are following occupy protesters are moving back into frank ogawa plaza two days after their clash with police. the oakland mayor tried to speak to protesters last night but she was booed back into city hall. the iraq war veteran wounded by the confrontation with police is is expected to make a full recovery. >>mark:

that's the bottom line. deral reserve printed all the debt and that and the programs made all the problems go away for a while. i think about it like a do-over, right? europe's stuck right now, because the ecb doesn't want to print money. but they and they kind of do it in the back door. so i think what has to happen is, bernanke is probably going to ease again or do more qe when they meet. and i think some time soon using the printing press to make the problem go away or quote/unquote solve it, is not going to work. >> what would the evidence of not working -- how would krystal and i know that they tried it and it didn't work. >> they would start focusing on the inflation that exists, and the part of your paycheck that isn't a car payment or a house payment. people talk about deflation, but that part of your paycheck is fixed and those assets are going down in price. but the rest of your paycheck, the part that you use, the things that you want to buy are going up in price. there's a big squeeze. it's more l

the whole neck is meat, there is not core or seeds, the few seeds are on the bottom. then the cindrella pumpkin, it is a decorative pumpkin, but that makes an incredible pie and one more, it is the tan one, that is fairy-tale and another decorative pumpkin. >> reporter: so, by decorative, you mean to do your jack olanterns and that sort of thing. >> you don't core them, you like them for decorations. the large pumpkins like over here, that's a face pumpkin, a traditional carving pumpkin. you can make pies out of them. there is a wall of an inch and a half, but this traditional by pumpkins make a lot of pies. >> reporter: this u shape, is this like a squash or totally different? >> it is a type of squash and there is a butternut josh it is smaller. the same thing a neck with all meat and a bell at the bottom with seeds. >> reporter: you don't just do pumpkins here, but a fall festival. >> the whole month of october we have a fall fest. every day, all daylong, hayrides. we have a maze. a lot of things for children to do. >> reporter: that is awesome and a bakery on-site.

. >> joe: some of the reaction from this bottom of the eighth.he fans, rzepczynski. can only thing about what might have been had he not touched that ground ball off the bat of david murphy. and then it's mike napoli getting the big two-run double. here is that ball up the middle. >> tim: watch punto. going toward the bag. either punto or furcal. furcal had the best shot of completing the double play if it was hit hard enough. the one thing you can't tell a pitcher is don't react. he is just reacting. it's a natural thing to do. you are 55 feet away from home plate. >> joe: here is lance lynn. they are going to watch kinsler and pitch to andrus. sometimes we talk about it in the alcs, sometimes the manager lets the previous pitcher gives a walk so the new guy isn't coming in and first thing he is asked to do is lob it out of the strike zone. >> tim: if there is any way to develop a bad habit is come in from the bullpen and throw four straight balls. >> joe: cardinals in the ninth inning will have craig, pujols, holliday. two, three, four hitters.

but the bottom line is, these are the totals so far today. as we begin to tally up the next approaching system watch your wednesday. here comes the rain and look how quickly the numbers go upward, and nearly a half in the santa rosa area, a full inch in the pacifica area, and rain during the evening hours beginning in the north bay, sliding to the south, temperature-wise, 72-74 degrees for an outside number, the rain drying out by late night thursday, showers, lots of sunshine for friday, through fleet week on sunday. that is kind of hard to believe that columbus day is on monday, at this particular time, temperatures where they should be for this time of year. >> all right thank you. >>> and the relief was evident today after an italian appeals court over turned the conviction of american amanda knox. in 2009, amanda knox had been sentenced to 26 years for the murder of her british roommate, meredith kercher. but an expert report this past summer questioned some of the forensic evidence the italian prosecutors initially presented. both the a

it helps states fix the bottom 5%. it encourages, as i mentioned earlier, a teacher/principal evaluations related to student achievement. that is an important step forward. it continues the reporting requirements of "no child left behind" which have been a valuable addition to what is going on. it creates a secretary's report card -- not a requirement, but a report card. it beefs up the teacher incentive fund, which has been useful in encouraging teacher evaluations, and it authorizes raese to the top. it has a number of provisions in it that i would like to get out of it, which in effect creates more of a national school board, but i will keep trying to remove those and get closer to the legislation introduced a few weeks ago. but i think i may have a good chance at doing that as we go all the way through this process. so i respect that point of view, but i disagree with it. i think that the more regal way to deal with the problems in "no child left behind" is to fix it, not end it. i think we should try to fix it prom