if he does, the game is basically over. if he doesn't, and it doesn't appear -- as though he got there. to bring up -- bring up a fourth down. weatherford is already on the field. and dez bryant is already standing -- back in his own 30 yard line. if you are wondering, steve weatherford, is entire nfl career. entire career. 472 punts. has never -- had a punt blocked. dez bryant. and all the way back to the midfield. coming after this thing. boom. and caught by livingston. out of bound. they're out of time-outs. 44 second remain. told you the giants won the first ever game in this stadium. 2 '09, '10. tony romo was knocked out, and a win last year. giants rallied from 12 down in the final 5:30 to win 37-34. with jerry jones, who made the comment, before the season started, about come on down to cowboys stadium and watch the -- the cowboys kick some giant tail. well, they beat them in the opener in the meadowlands. 44 second away from a season split. and how the giants are going to play this defensively. and, you know, playing

the wild card game. after that, a local sportswear shop worked all night to print new playoff t-shirts and g emthem on the racks for fans. bars and restaurants set up barriers for the crowd that couldn't make it to the ballpark before the game. security experts strategize for a busy beginning of the week. pickles pub and other areas expect to cash in big time. to them, it seems like opening day all over again. >> opening day is pretty large needless to say. and we're kind of hoping it will be a miniature opening day. we're expecting a lot of people and a big turnout. >> got 24 hours to plan for this, so, it's exciting. you know if you're going to have a problem, that's a good problem to have. >> the business boom is expected to continue at least through tonight when the o's take on the yankees at camden yards. that's at 8:00. reporting live downtown, kim dacey, wbal-11 news. >> fans all over birdland showing off the orange pride. for example, a guy getting up here calls himself the happiest fan. i can see

and ties the game up at 21-21. olds trying for the end zone and fumbles and recovered by zuzek, fourth down for air force, last chance, henderson. they win in overtime 28-21, giving them the edge to capture the commander in chief trophy. john collins is back with a look at the seven-day forecast after this. barnhill: you hear a lot of talk about question seven... so let me tell you what i know: if question seven passes, my company's going to... bring table games, like blackjack and poker... right here to baltimore. a twenty-five million dollar investment... that'll create five hundred new jobs. all right here. today, marylanders are spending $500 million gaming... in other states. let's keep it here. i'm chad barnhill, and we're ready to build right here. we're ready, and it's real. and all that has to happen... is question seven. >> if you love fall, it's here. >> the temperatures have tumbled today and the rain comes tomorrow. a high chance for rain tomorrow afternoon and the early part of the evening. high only 5

so today that could be a problem for the game. ke a look at what's going to happen in new york city as the orioles head to yankee stadium wednesday through friday to finish off the series. fairly nice. chance of rain on wednesday. 64 around first pitch on wednesday. 60 degrees first pitch on thursday. should be fairly sunny. friday up in the air. we have a chance of rain as the front moves in. for now, new york city looks dry on friday. hopefully it should turn out nice tonight. it's a night we have to watch out for. how much rain the stadium received. that doesn't seem like a whole lot to cause that rain delay. >> a quarter inch, i think. maybe a little more than that. people ask, do you have rain in the forecast. do you think it will be enough to cancel the game or cause a rain delay like last night? it's not possible to say exactly how it's going to affect things until we see it coming to maryland. wouldn't you agree with that? >> i would agree. that goes up to the officials, not the meteorologist. >> on them, not on us. that's

i would like to see them use more of the short passing game almost like the running game, because ray rice is really good out of the back field, too. i think you've got to keep him involved in the game. >> it's really hard to run the football when you have a franchise quarterback. he's thought of as a franchise quarterback. and you always say, put the ball in your best player's hand. they think joe flacco is their best player. >> look what new england is trying to do now. they're trying to run the ball to take a little pressure off. throwing the ball too deep too much, i don't think i've ever heard that. >> i think it's throwing it deep, which i think is good, but you have to be able to run the football to have balance. you need balance. >> these guys can talk football all day long, and as you know, we are here every subpoenaed at noon on eastern on the nfl. but right now, let's take it back to kristin. >> we appreciate it, guys. still on come on game on overtime, the collapse that had the twitter verse going crazy today. how did the americans lose the ryder cup when game on overtime

with just three seconds left in the game, the steelers kicker is the game winner. steelers squeeze out with the win 16-13 final. stay with us. john collins is back with the 7- day forecast. >> here is the forecast. the percentages are low for rain. they are in the morning and evening. most of the week will be dry. a good chance of rain later in the day tomorrow. kind of cool in the 50's to near 60. we want to close to 70 by the end of the week. on-again and off-again chances of rain. mostly light. most of the time, it will not be raining. >> a big night in baltimore. that is it for 11 news at 6:00. we will see you back here after >> this is a wbal editorial with manager dan joerres. >> in just a week, 27,000 runners from around the world will hit the streets of baltimore for the 12th annual running festival. since 2001, the race has blossomed to a full morning that features something for everyone. from avid runners to the half- marathoners and the kids fun run, the festival highlights the best of our city and powers tourism in our town. there will be runners from ev

three in the last two games. the rookie out of vanderbilt. >> cris: this has been a turnover night, as many as they have had all season tonight. and jerron mcmillian gets his hands right there. hayward and mcmillian is a rookie. could ab different football team this year if they keep developing. >> al: from the 36. houston out of time-outs. only with the two-minute warning will that clock stop. he wants to go out of bounds but he distant to keep the clock moving. thank you very much. second down. >> cris: in now is jarrett boy kin. mike mccarthy said this kid would have been a second or third round pick and ran a 4.7 and everybody forgot about him. he went undrafted. they think he is the classic position for the west coast offense. big, strong guy, strong hands. >> al: most in school history in terms of reception in college. starks getting a little work here. gets pounded down as he reaches the line of scrimmage. it will be third down. that will take us just shy of the two-minute warning. >> cris: these players li

good news for the raiders game. uld see mid to upper 60s with increasing clouds but breezy at times as we go through the afternoon. the rain very likely holding off to later on in the evening. the jet stream starting to dive to the south. the futurecast paining a picture of the clouds filling in during the day. the winds picking up. you'll notice that. toward tomorrow night starting in the north bay. and then look what happens as you get toward the monday morning commute. this is the period of the wettest and windiest weather we'll see monday morning. for game seven of the national league championship series, we may have more issues to deal with in terms of the weather. scattered showers moving back in as we head into monday evening and monday night. the rainfall projections for this first storm. you can see for sunday night into monday afternoon. maybe a half inch of rain in parts of the north bay and generally, a third of an inch to a quarter of an inch. being the first significant rain of the season, be carroll on

today, the o's game will start in the 50's but drop into the 40's by the end of the game. ith her that and check the seven-day coming up. >> on a day we are used to seeing ravens purple, we will see plenty of orange for the orioles as the o's host their first playoff game at camden yards in more than 15 years. jason hammel takes the hill tonight against yankees ace c.c. sabathia, game time is 6:00. state health officials have identified a third marylander who developed meningitis after receiving a tainted steroid injection last month. the maryland department of health and mental hygiene confirmed the case saturday. nationwide, the centers for control and prevention says that the outbreak has spread to more than 60 people across nine states. two of those cases are here in maryland and one of them fatal. baltimore city police have identified the officers involved in a pursuit that ended in gunfire early thursday. 17-year veteran stephen sistek and 4-year veteran steven dorn were called to the 1500 block of east lanvale street. police say the suspect pulled a gun and one of th

as for the game the earthquake and galaxy tied 2-2. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a meteorite found in a backyard and now nasa wants people in the east bay looking out for more flying debris. ktvu's debora villalon is in the neighborhood that's buzzing about that find. >> reporter: chances are the one that hit this one is not the only one. if the meteorite would not have made a racket, it would have still been sitting in the road. >> reporter: linda heard it and then saw it fall on her garage. >> so i got the ladder and checked, i took it around the gate. >> reporter: along the fence a rock that didn't match. >> i looked down and it was just right here. >> she picked it up. a little bigger than this crab apple. when she found a magment would stick to it, a nasa scientist paid her a visit even checking the roof that night. >> by morning, a clear divot. >> reporter: it was a remnant of the meteorite that fell. >> have you looked in your yard? >> yes, i sure did. didn't see anything. >> a few minutes ago we were joking about the m

but temperatures do come back down into the lower 60s by first pitch for game two of the giant's game's your day ahead. there's the warm up tuesday, wednesday and thursday. the beaches by wednesday in the 70s with your weekend always in view. steve pallson will have a look at the updated forecast tomorrow morning. >> all right. >> thank you, mark. >>> more than 20,000 runners took part in san francisco's annual nike women's marathon. that race began at union square and that route took runners past fort mason into the presidio before finally finishing along the great highway. there was no shortage of supporters lining the route. >> pretty amazing accomplishment if she makes it. i hope she does. >> would you ever do this? >> no, no way. >> reporter: why not? >> because it's crazy. >> reporter: well proceeds from the event benefit the leukemia and lymphoma society. >> an estimated 30,000 people took part in the los angeles aids walk raising more than $2.5 million. the money raised from the walk funds aids project los angeles and 29 other aids organizations that care for thousands of peop

tomorrow, coming to the park. one game and then take the travel day and give the ball to vogelsong. if the there is a game seven, matt cain, their best. cardinals could counter with carpenter and lohse. line drive. down the left-field line. another two-hit game for marco scutaro. he has been sensational for the giants, as he has singled and now doubled in his last two at-bats tonight. >> tim: ho-hum for marco scutaro. you know what he is doing is using the lines. he uses the right-field line one night and the left-field line the next time. >> joe: now it's posey. strike one. posey 0-3 tonight. two out of 13 in this series. scutaro who talked about hitting line drives in colorado, said his year started with his first at-bat. he hit a sinking line drive to center that was caught. he said i don't know. i don't really think i changed anything since i got to the giants. maybe his luck turned around. he couldn't be any hotter. ended the regular season with a 20-game hitting streak. 1-1 to buster posey. chopped to second for desc

the game will be played in the new santa clara stadium. award that game to either san francisco or miami, next may. >>> all eyes will be on the field at candlestick tonight when the 9ers take on the seahawks. gardeners are working hard. larry biel has that story. >> reporter: on game day the field takes center stage. a lot of abuse. >> job security. >> reporter: roger has spent the last 30 years on this field he's the head groundskeeper it is his job to make sure this field is perfect. >> they break it, we fix it. >> reporter: special field takes special grass. >> it is bermuda hybrid. >> reporter: a lawn that would make anyone envious two work on the lawn all season. six jump into action before game day. the day before any game you will find the crew on the field painting razor sharp lines and man-sized numbers and end zones they use latex paint and a lot of it. >> probably about 40, 45 gallons. >> reporter: rain or shine grounds keepers work against the clock to get the field ready. i will will take hours to finish the hard work will onl

they lead the series two games to none. except on the west coast your local news. a huge double-header on fox on saturday. college football. texas tech takes on third-ranked kansas state, who hope to keep their national title hopes alive. then we will be in the motor city for game three of the 2012 world series. ryan vogelsong for san francisco. anibal sanchez for the tigers. our coverage begins at 7:30 eastern, 4:30 pacific. for more information on tonight's game, and on other major league baseball news, log on to foxsports.com, powered by msn, the world's favorite sports site. for our entire fox sports crew, this is matt vasgersian, saying so long from san francisco. you have been watching fox sports, your home for the 2012 world series, and on this night, a big night for san francisco! captioned by closed captioning services, inc. ♪ president obama: there's just no quit in america... and you're seeing that right now. over five million new jobs. exports up forty one percent. home values... rising. our auto industry... back

he says he wants to get back in the game. ut right now he is not going to play for the foreseeable future. >> so, diane, let me get this question in. rgiii is tweeting tonight that he wants to play, thinks he's going play. that's to make us feel good but it's not really just up to him or even the team, right? they've got some rules. >> he's a competitor. if he wasn't saying that he wanted to play next week then we probably wouldn't like him so much. it's not up to him. he has to pass a battery of tests. they're going to happen all week long and they're going to happen again before next weekend. if he passes all of the tests, then he can play. kurt cousins will probably get some work this week just in case. not going to be up to rgiii. everybody who is ever hurt wants to get back in the game and they want to get back in the game now. it's not always up to them. >>> the other big story -- it's you, diane, go. >> all right, bruce. the other big stories, the nationals. the first time a washington franchise has been in the playoffs

three of the division series in d.c. then a game winning rbi hit that scored two. in the ninth inning of game five. shortened up on the infield. runners at first and second. one out. after the intentional walk to descalso. first walk by cain. >> joe: strike one. >> tim: one thing you do as a right-handed hitter in a situation like this is eliminate the off-speed pitch. because pitchers don't like to get ground balls from off-speed pitches. so it will be a fast ball or a slider to kozma. >> joe: that one misses. down and away. >> tim: curveball to david freese. that is why david is on second base. >> joe: late swing. 92 miles per hour fastball. strike two. >> joe: that will get out of play. off to the right. cain has this hitter and at least one more with the right-handed batting robinson on deck. lefty lopez is getting ready for jon jay. who follows robinson. double by freese. walk, descalso. one out. 2-2. >> joe: in to centerfield. a base hit. freese is held to third. on a strong throw to center by pagan. bases are loaded, one out.

he can't be stopped. >> reporter: right after the game, fans flooded into the game center with game memorabilia. all of them asking for pablo's bat. but, no sales. only broken bats are sold here. this is where the most famous bat in giant's franchise history was accidentally sold for $400. it ended up in the hands of rick alunya. >> i told my boys about it in the morning. and my 22-year-old said to me, you know, you should give the bat back. i said oh, man, i just got it. >> he says it's important for him to set a good example for his three sons all in the eagle skouts. so he handed it over and made sure pence got it on time. >> i thought it would be really important to get it back to him before he started the game since it's got this new magic to it. >> reporter: he got two tickets to c.e.o. larry bayer's sweet. >> we didn't realize it until people started looking around and introduszing themselves. we're like how did we get here? >> the night couldn't have ended up better. everything turned out right. we got the magic bat back with hunter. i didn't know he hit a home run with it. so when i re

the 115'm -- 115th big game. l have highlights next in sports. >> mike: 30 years ago the big game ended with the play, and the cal bears were dancing to the stanford band. in the 115th game, cardinal back in berkeley. tedford, 7-3 against the cardinal. stanford strikes first. taylor, a little shake and bake. stanford with the seven yard touchdown. then play action, rolls right. toilolo gets the foot down. 14-3. cal had trouble holding on to the ball. maynard hits his brother, keenan allen. he fumbles. cardinal recover. then 21-3. the rout is on. cal struggled all day. threatening in the fourth. maynard was sacked five times. the bears' third turnover wasn't close. stanford holds on to the axe. the cardinal host washington state next week. >> san jose state hosted by texas san antonio. the guys getting pumped up. then nice adjustment. 7-0 sparts. irvin, 36-yard t.d. san jose state, sitting pretty, 21-0. special teams coming up big. snap is high. the race is on. chris coney recovers in the zoned but the spartans, up

the game will be played in the new santa clara stadium. ard that game to either san francisco or miami, next may. >>> all eyes will be on the field at candlestick tonight when the 9ers take on the seahawks. gardeners are working hard. larry biel has that story. >> reporter: on game day the field takes center stage. a lot of abuse. >> job security. >> reporter: roger has spent the last 30 years on this field he's the head groundskeeper it is his job to make sure this field is perfect. >> they break it, we fix it. >> reporter: special field takes special grass. >> it is bermuda hybrid. >> reporter: a lawn that would make anyone envious two work on the lawn all season. six jump into action before game day. the day before any game you will find the crew on the field painting razor sharp lines and man-sized numbers and end zones they use latex paint and a lot of it. >> probably about 40, 45 gallons. >> reporter: rain or shine grounds keepers work against the clock to get the field ready. i will will take hours to finish the hard work will only l

of the 2012 world series, and the star of the game, pablo sandoval. three home runs, a ties a team record. first, we're going to check in with our crews outside the ballpark, to see what the fans are up to now. we begin with ktvu's ken pritchett. >> reporter: it's fairly quiet where we are right now outside of at&t park. most of the fans have left the area around the ballpark. look around the street at the restaurant, a lot of fans still celebrating this victory tonight, earlier just after the game, fans were cheering as they poured out of at&t park. high fives, and celebration after a victory in game 1 of the world series. all of the fans that we talked to agreed on what was the highlight of this game. >> sandoval, he came through huge. he did his thing. he represented. oh, my god. >> he saw him hit one. >> i saw him hit two, and then i saw him hit three baby! oh, my god. >> panda sandoval. he almost had four! >> the highlight for you? >> sandoval. it was crazy. and zito rocked it as well. we couldn't have asked for a better game to start it off. we'r

andy dirks, who pinch-hit, stays in the game in right. rew smyly goes back to the hill. jim leyland wants pagan to bat right-handed. first pitch in the dirt. then you have the right-handed hitting scutaro and the switch hitter sandoval. all six of pablo's home runs this postseason have combating left-handed. 2-0. fister is on the hook for the loss. if the tigers don't rally in the ninth. high from smyly. 3-0.that's ball 4. and the the second walk handed out by smyly, who asked where that missed. it's our nikon replay, the difference in this game. the run that scored in the seventh. base hit by pence after a walk, the bunt by blanco that stayed fair. loaded the bases off the double play bat of crawford plated the only run of the night. >> tim: i think jim leyland is leaving smyly out there because he knows scutaro is going to bunt, or he's going to take a chance on that. now he wants gerald laird to talk to smyly to give the right-hander in the bullpen a chance to get warm. >> joe: here's bruce smyly's reaction after that walk. asked him wh

the world series games. wd been? >> it's amazing. a lot of people show support. wait a minute and it will get live. it will be happening here. >> reporter: are you feeling a sweep? >> we're waiting for it. it's coming this way. >> reporter: and not a bad way to make money as a giant fan. not at all. >> reporter: thanks. so come out here and enjoy the food and watch the game on the monitors. the monitors are on both sides of this outdoor overhang. there is a screen there as well. i was told it was so crowded there last week, even during the rain people were taking cover here and enjoying themselves and after that they had food and drinks. live in san francisco, channel 2 news. >> as you might expect, there are activities all over the bay area for the game and in east bay fans are gathering at the stadium public in walnut creek. you can see the tv monitors on. we'll have more on how the fans are gearing up. >>> today the alameda sheriff's office tested a high-tech piece of equipment. the unmanned drone is remot

the tigers are trying to avoid a four-game sweep. garcia and miguel cabrera against romo, who has been so good this postseason. >> tim: one slider of a another to a right-handed batters. if you are a right-handed batter you look for the slider away. that's your best way of guessing location. >> joe: romo with two saves in this world series. it was brian wilson who was on the mound when the giants won it all in 2010. now it's romo. first to jackson. slider. strike 1. jackson tonight 0 for 3 with a walk and a run scored. the 0-1. outside. you saw don kelly, who is in the on-deck circle. he will bat for garcia. then miguel cabrera. larry baird, the president, ceo of the giants, his team three outs away. here comes the 1-1 from romo. that slider was hittable. jackson fouled it back and it's strike 2. >> tim: there's no setting up the hitter. everybody knows the slider is coming, including austin jackson. >> joe: last night romo got the save with the 1, 2, 3 ninth in a 2-0 game. broking the one-run lead tonight. struck him out! one away!

. >> cris: play of the game so far. because i don't think there's any way in the world they're getting lined up and spiking that football with 13 seconds. there was a tremendous block in the backfield. didn't see who the back was. bennett at the tail end of this thing. if he doesn't get out of bounds, they may end with a goose egg at half time. >> al: they tont have a time-out. you don't want this play to end because they can't spike it without getting into the end zone. it lot be fourth down. manning is throwing for the end zone. almost intercepted. hixon was there to make sure that brandon hughes didn't get the pick and the giants will have to settle for a field goal attempt. >> cris: i tell you what, i gave domenik hixon a lot of credit for this play. this one looks like hughes is going to make the play. and there was no question a little interference on the part of domenik hixon. and it was a good time for interference. >> al: hixon playing offense and defense on this drive. it started all the way back at the 13 and

the game tonight. i will show you the forecast in a minute. with that, well, you might need the umbrella. i'm going to tell you that poncho might come in handy. this morning, heading to bwi. a flight out, well, temperature coming in around 42 degrees. the dew point 41. visibility, not a problem, across that area. the winds are nice and calm. the sunrise 7:15 later and later and the sunset earlier and earlier. here is the game day forecast for you as we will take on the yankees and tonight we will beat them. temperature of 54 degrees, sit going to be cool. the winds will be light and variable and al, we have the chance for rain showers in the forecast. make sure you dress appropriately, and bring what you need to keep yourself dry. we could be dealing with rain delays across the area. we are used to that. hopefully, keeping my fingers crossed, we will stay dry but have the possibility. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. good morning. we have patchy fog as well. >> i want to second your comment. i think the orioleses are goin

even the series at game a piece. live now to mike with the post game interviews and what is the latest on marco and his condition at this point? what do we know? >>reporter: well, he walked out before the game was over and he did he wasn't limping. apparently he has an mri. wait to go see the results on that tomorrow. i immanuel he's soar no matter what but the way he walked outlooked like he could be back for game 3. this is a typical giants victory. starting pitching. timely hitting. and of course sets the tone by angel and the lead off hit. l. >> definitely. early in the ball game like that definitely sets a tone for my team to keep the line moving and pitching staff confident. >> lumber came out of the slumber and angel led it off. picked up from there. >> it was a huge game for us. great job testifies all around well played game. i think give miscellaneous memorandum item going in their place. >> good example of everybody pitching in and doing their part. we needed the big one and came through when we needed it.

>> he may not make the game. comment on facebook or twitter, or email us at mornings@cbs5.com >> and lawrence said that he would get naked, right, and get in the bay? >> yes, i would! okay? yes, i would do it. animal style into the bay! >> that would be a ratings bonanza? >> we have to wait for a couple of days for that. i can stiffly getno cockroaches! >>> heavy rain in spots. up the 280 and 101 watch out for cells moving through right now and that stronger band just off the coastline. so some rain to begin the day. i think as we head throughout the day, looks like things will taper off into the afternoon. a little cool in spots, as well. 40s and 50s now. afternoon hours partly cloudy skies very similar to yesterday. there is a chance we could see a wandering shower move through but staying mostly dry by the afternoon and that means also for the game just a slight chance of showers for the world series. that he was the latest from here. let's head over to gianna. >> speaking of those showers, it's slowing things

the game time is 6:00. the players certainly not the only ones getting ready for tonight's big game. as george lettis explains, so are the fans who have waited a decade and a half to enjoy this ride. >> camden yards is getting dressed up for playoff pageantry. the buntings in the warehouse and all along the stands in foul territory. the postseason sign was painted in the grass and shows up all over the ballpark. national television crews are setting up cameras along the lower and upper decks, allowing viewers to see more angles of the game. all this preparation started hours after fans went crazy after friday night's win. by saturday's daylight, it was still the talk of the town. >> it's a good thing for the city. we were out last night. everyone was going wild. i haven't seen the city this pumped up since the ravens games or 1997. >> this local sportswear design shop worked all night to print the new playoff victory t-shirts and get them on the racks for eager fans. >> we know it's going to be crazy before

we've got team coverage of the game tonight. kristen berset will have all of your highlights a little later in sports and bruce johnson is taking a look at the politics around tickets to the game, but we begin with matt jablow live outside nationals park with some fans. matt? >> reporter: guys, pick your favorite adjective for a thorough thumping. they all apply to the game today. indeed the nats were badly beaten by the cardinals in game four and not surprisingly after the game nats fans were not the slightest bit happy. >> they had nothing. they had nothing today, but it's still a cool atmosphere. >> reporter: do you still have hope? >> yes, i do because there's two more games and we need to win them both and we're capable of doing so. >> reporter: but a disappointing game today? >> disappointment today but not the end of the world. >> first two innings really pumped up and wish things could have been different, but hopefully next game will be better. >> reporter: do you think it will be? >> i think. so i don't think the nats w

the game with an injury. for the steelers, who got a big win today against the eagles, they have a short week to turn it around on a thursday night and they are missing possibly two of their starting defense players, troy polamalu who returned from an aggravated calf injury and returned from that injury today and lamarr woodley suffered a hamstring injury, the outside linebacker. >> folks, get the latest nfl news and information from mike florio all week long by tuning into the all new pro football talk which airs tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. and every weekday on the nbc sports network. al and cris back to wrap things up from new orleans after this. . uuuhhh! leave ordinary behind with wendy's new bacon portabella melt. applewood smoked bacon, rich portabellas in a melty cheddar sauce. unleashing the power of the melt. that's wendy's way. now that's better. is an awesome place to be. introducing the all-new 2013 chevrolet malibu eco. ♪ sophisticated new styling, the fuel-saving intelligence of eassist, 37 mpg highway

the steelers more than doubled their per game average on the ground in this game. their average coming in a bit about 75 and they had 167 yards rushing. and ike taylor was on a.j. green. he had help, but, still, he had the primary assignment and held him to a single catch. ryan clark is on the field along with ben roethlisberger. at the join michele tafoya. >> michele: ben, mike tomless lynn told me at halftime you guys were continually shooting theirselves in the foot. how did you guys overcome that to end up winning this game? >> it was tough. i take a lot on myself. throw a pick, a fumble. put ourselves in too many holes. we had to fight and win this game. we did in in all phases and had each other's back the whole day. >> michele: the running game was productive no redman our mendenhall or pouncey. how did it work? >> next man, take nothing a away from the guys not out there but proud of the way the young guys and other guys stepped up and never a doubt they wouldn't do that. >> michele: you had a meeting with the offensive players this week to talk about the ur

as the reds found out the final game of the season in a game that didn't matter, shelby miller held them five. strike 2. >> tim: hitters industry a pitcher like that as the guy who is throwing downhill, and miller does it very, very well. the ball is on top of you. even though you are looking for the fastball, it's on top of you before you are ready for it. great extension. >> joe: popped up behind the plate. molina will watch it head into the seats. still 1-2 on belt, who has had a nice night. 2 for 3. here's the motion of of shelby miller. >> tim: that's a four-seam fastball. 96 miles an hour. how about 312 strikeouts in three seasons in the minor leagues. his stuff in the lower minor leagues was just too good for the hitters he was facing. 2-2, the count on him. >> tim: dwight gooden, in 1984, he came up to the big leagues after striking out 300 in 190 innings. in one season. >> joe: unbelievable. how about shelby miller strikes out two in his nlcs debut. we will go to the eighth. game two. 5-1, san francisco. . this bigger screen goes from here to here. now that's either a) an amazin

to add to the first game in the world series. all the excitement and the incredible hits by panda of lo{pablo . barry zito reborn. the giants put justin verlander to bed. they led the tigers a 823 winning eight to three in the opener of the world series. pablo hit a home run and made to drive and the center field and another home run. he is one of the only players with three homers and a world series game. >> i'm wearing orange because one of on the giants fan and to the rain is coming down. they'll probably have to put the tarp over the field. it was completely bare but with the thh people were just going nuts here. let's face it we were underdogs and we are facing a beast and justin verlander are . he just dominated the yankees and close the series against the a's. he is a reason according to many of the so-called analysts that the detroit tigers would beat the giants. we hit them hurley and we hit them often -- early. the entire neighborhood just shocked. >> you could hear people throughout the neighborhoods is yelling and scr

. >> and with the pressure they dominated the game. sports director larry beil is here with the highlights. >> very few people believed this was possible for barry zito, but he was the save yes, sir in game five of the national league series. giants broke through with four runs in the fourth and zito bunting in a run. the cardinals were caught completely by surprise with two outs in the fourth. he was magnificent on the mound. 7 and two-thirds and struck out six in a 5-0 giants victory. they are still down 3 games to two in the series. they are coming back to san francisco for a game six on sunday. the former oakland a often criticized failed to live up to his big contract and saved the day for the giants. wayne freedman is with the team in st. louis where the champagne was on ice for the cardinals, and it stayed there. >> you are looking at what amounts to baseball heirasy in saint louis. fans leaving early. the night given up. >> we came in with good vibes for sure. >> good vibes and a bad outcome and if you believe in baseball vodoo

this scene last night after the game. the postgame rush to the promenade store from the clubhouse items. they sell basically memorabilia from each game. the fans were looking for anything related to the panda's performance, including the bat that he used to knock those three home runs into the stands. no surprise, that bat will not be going up for sale. you could say the giants learned their lesson earlier in the week when they accidentally sold another bat of historical significance. we're talking about the wooden stick hunter pence used to hit a two-run double in the seventh game against the cards. that's the bat that broke and hit the ball three times before going out into the field. it did end up, the bat that is, in the hands of rick alonia who bought it from the clubhouse store for $400. >> i got up in the morning and told my boys about it. and my 22-year-old said to me, you know, you should give hunter his bat back. i go, oh, man, i just got it. >> reporter: he took his son's advice, returned the bat to pence before

if you do go to the game, either the nats game or high school football, here's the forecast. i would recommend gloves. i know that sounds crazy, but i'd recommend gloves and also a hat. plan for the 40s and 50s tonight if you're going out. winds will slowly diminish, but we're still looking otter 40s to low 50s, clear, no rain and winds 10 to 15 throughout the game. our coldest night so far. we have freeze warnings for montgomery county and loudoun county north and west which includes prince william county and fauquier county. fairfax is under a frost advisory for some reason. prince george's county is under a frost advisory and frost advisory goes down to culpeper and fredericksburg in spotsylvania county and culpepper county. so a cold night ahead. we have to have these winds diminish before temps fall. winds are gusting to 24 miles per hour downtown, a wind advisory on the bay bridge this hour. we'll come back and talk about how low it's going tonight and take you all the way through the weekend. >>> we have new information in a story we've been tracking on 9news. criminal

game? when it's the big game. cal and stanford love play norg bragging rights from the heavy hitters collided in berkeley this afternoon for the 115th big game. here's your highlights. stanford on the line in the first quarter. it was first and goal, taylor finds the end zone. taylor would run for a career high 189 yards. 7-0, stanford. second quarter, second and goal at cal. ke kevin hogan finds levine and then later in the second quarter, stanford's first play of possession, nunez passes to wide open zach. 21-3, stanford. cal would try to fight back but it was the third day. zach maynard pass intercepted. stanford wins and they got their hands back, 21-3 is your final. they win the big game for the third straight year. warriors will shut curie down for the rest of the preseason after he tweaked his ankle that was giving him so many problems the last two seasons. coach jackson says the move is precautionary and he should be available for the regular season opener. >>> over to the as, who jumped right into their of

the kron 4 news. >> our developing story at 8:00 is two or die. game 7 of the national league championship series of the san francisco giants. their plan their final game at at&t park at home. we will go there live but first we'll start with sports director at gary radnich for an update on the game. >> it is eight to nothing right now, the game is still in progress and they have just entered the eighth inning of this game. one more time at the giants with a wind will advance to the world series. --win here is the world series schedule and if we could be so bold. the world series will open here in san francisco wednesday and thursday then shift to detroit for game 3 and 4 on sunday. all of those start around 5:00 p.m.. we are probably about 20 minutes away from a big celebration in san francisco. let's go to jay are outside the ballpark. if it is anything like last night >> it will be rocking just like it was sunday night. it is somewhat quiet here. a lot of people are still at a bar some of those people coming out and having a good time out here. we're

the official game time starts at 1:07. as we look toward the forecast for that game tomorrow, 67 degrees under partly sunny skies. i think a very nice day for baseball. it could be more clouds to start but i think more sunshine as the day goes on. if you're going to the game tomorrow, count yourself lucky. i think tomorrow's forecast is looking good. as far as our forecast goes, we're sitting at 62 degrees. winds out of the northeast at 7 miles per hour under those cloudy skies. we'll continue to see the clouds through the night. the temperatures will be a little warmer than they have been. last night, temperatures were in the 40s and low 50s. today we're in the 50s to around 60 degrees in most locations. it will be another cool night but not nearly as cool as it has been. we're in for a little warm-up before we head right back down. i'll show you what i'm talking about in my forecast. >>> all righty. in the race for the white house, mitt romney is enjoying a surge in poll numbers after his strong debate performance. he is

officers will direct traffic before and after the game. afterwards, turns will be restricted on "m" street and south capitol street to keep traffic flowing. ddot is suggesting you use metro if at all possible. >> that ball is hit well to the left. mcleod back to the track, to the wall, and it's gone. >> orioles fans are probably a little grumpier than nats fans this morning. they're probably a little tired too. the os lost their first playoff game in 15 years last night, falling to the yankees 7-2. yanks scored four runs in the nipth inning to break a 2-2 tie. the game started four hours late because of the rain, and it was chilly out there. above all that, with a loss for the orioles. >> today will be -- >> colder, is that it? >> did i sum it all up? did i nail it? >> that's about it, but you forgot the wet part. it's going to be wet too, and that's going to make it a little raw out there today. >>> this morning we're talking about the cold because that's really going to get your attention first thing you head oit the door. because those t

the steelers more than doubled their per game average on the ground in this game. their average coming in a bit about 75 and they had 167 yards rushing. and ike taylor was on a.j. green. he had help, but, still, he had the primary assignment and held him to a single catch. ryan clark is on the field along with ben roethlisberger. at the join michele tafoya. >> michele: ben, mike tomless lynn told me at halftime you guys were continually shooting theirselves in the foot. how did you guys overcome that to end up winning this game? >> it was tough. i take a lot on myself. throw a pick, a fumble. put ourselves in too many holes. we had to fight and win this game. we did in in all phases and had each other's back the whole day. >> michele: the running game was productive no redman our mendenhall or pouncey. how did it work? >> next man, take nothing a away from the guys not out there but proud of the way the young guys and other guys stepped up and never a doubt they wouldn't do that. >> michele: you had a meeting with the offensive players this week to talk about the ur

as the reds found out the final game of the season in a game that didn't matter, shelby miller held thema hit through five. strike 2. >> tim: hitters industry a pitcher like that as the guy who is throwing downhill, and miller does it very, very well. the ball is on top of you. even though you are looking for the fastball, it's on top of you before you are ready for it. great extension. >> joe: popped up behind the plate. molina will watch it head into the seats. still 1-2 on belt, who has had a nice night. 2 for 3. here's the motion of of shelby miller. >> tim: that's a four-seam fastball. 96 miles an hour. how about 312 strikeouts in three seasons in the minor leagues. his stuff in the lower minor leagues was just too good for the hitters he was facing. 2-2, the count on him. >> tim: dwight gooden, in 1984, he came up to the big leagues after striking out 300 in 190 innings. in one season. >> joe: unbelievable. how about shelby miller strikes out two in his nlcs debut. we will go to the eighth. game two. 5-1, san francisco. . this bigger screen goes from here to here. now that's either

they lead the series two games to none. nder coming up next except on the west coast your local news. a huge double-header on fox on saturday. college football. texas tech takes on third-ranked kansas state, who hope to keep their national title hopes alive. then we will be in the motor city for game three of the 2012 world series. ryan vogelsong for san francisco. anibal sanchez for the tigers. our coverage begins at 7:30 eastern, 4:30 pacific. for more information on tonight's game, and on other major league baseball news, log on to foxsports.com, powered by msn, the world's favorite sports site. for our entire fox sports c, this is matt vasgersian, saying so long from san francisco. you have been watching fox sports, your home for the 2012 world series, and on this night, a big night for san francisco! captioned by closed captioning services, inc. ♪ teacher: this is west virginia, pennsylvania, delaware. and this is maryland. every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty million gaming at casinos in these other stat

the steelers more than doubled their per game average on the ground in this game. average coming in a bit about 75 and they had 167 yards rushing. and ike taylor was on a.j. green. he had help, but, still, he had the primary assignment and held him to a single catch. ryan clark is on the field along with ben roethlisberger. at the join michele tafoya. >> michele: ben, mike tomless lynn told me at halftime you guys were continually shooting theirselves in the foot. how did you guys overcome that to end up winning this game? >> it was tough. i take a lot on myself. throw a pick, a fumble. put ourselves in too many holes. we had to fight and win this game. we did in in all phases and had each other's back the whole day. >> michele: the running game was productive no redman our mendenhall or pouncey. how did it work? >> next man, take nothing a away from the guys not out there but proud of the way the young guys and other guys stepped up and never a doubt they wouldn't do that. >> michele: you had a meeting with the offensive players this week to talk about the urgency

>> we're expecting a huge crowd for the game. this is the first time in long time people have been excited about the orioles than the ravens in october. >> reporter: what has billsness been like? >> for every single game, we're expecting a huge crowd. >> reporter: we will be talking to people as they turn out here at glory days in remembering -- glen burnie, back to you. >> we'll have a half hour extended coverage with scott garceau. keep watching for the latest o's news and more for you. >> even though the game isn't being played here, we want to know what to expect at the viewing parties. >> let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart with a look at your first forecast. >>> everybody headed to their favorite orioles destination. watching on the big screen. the rest of the night gorgeous. 70 degrees, very, very nice, clerp and warm, gore shops around maryland, only if the game was here. first thing's first. our weekend will be changing. it will drop temperatures and bring the run sunday as the orioles come home. check this o

in the clenching game of the world series. romo, his 3rd save out of the four world series games. abrera, the final out. giants win 4-3. sandoval, the world series most value player. the giants won seven straight in the postseason. outscoring st. and detroit, 36- 7. we will be back in a moment. >>> all right. live right now in front of at&t park. there are sparks after a bonfire was going on earlier. we had brooms on fire. of course, it is halloween on wednesday. but this is not a wimp's broom. this is a sweep of the tigers by the giants. and this is the celebration in san francisco. we're going to go to grant in the thick of it. or is he hiding on the phone. how are you doing out there? >> i'm taking cover, you might say, inside of the live truck. we have a live camera behind some barricades right next to the willie mays statute, if you are familiar with at&t park. if you go into the intersection anything goes. there are several bonfires. none of them are that big, but there is new one being sparked every moment. there is still some glass bottles being thrown. that has tapered off

if you are headed to the game this afternoon. nice and dry for the start of the game at 4:00. again, there you go, looking at the satellite picture, got some clouds in upstate new york. that is about it. check out these cold temperatures. here in washington, we are now 52. look what is lurking offer to the west. we're in the going to get this cold. columbus, ohio this morning, 28 degrees. yeah, detroit, 31. yeah, here we go. high temperatures around here will only top out in the upper 50s to about 60 later. so kids dim want to bring along a jacket today. it will be a cool one. you can see much of the area only in the upper 50s. 59 in leonardtown and 58 in manassas for a daytime high. >> brrr! >> yeah, a little cool. >> time now to say hello to julie wright. how is the morning commute? >> look at you. now you're all settled down. allison is there. >> did i miss something? >> yeah, some shenanigans happening this morning. >> i'm herenow. >> that's right. crack that whip, girl. 212 west of i-95 for an incident. they are busy cleaning that up. we have a utility pole knocked down at

clincher across the bay in oakland. gameion series. we talked about the athletics earlier. what an entertaining team they were this year, with an entertaining crowd, just like here in san francisco. >> joe: first and third, two out here and two strikes from rzepczysnki to buster posey, who has one hit tonight. 1 for 7 in this series so far. a strikeout ends the inning. but an inning in which the giants get a couple more. they lead by sixth as we to the ninth inning here in game two. on my car insurance, robert. that's state farm's discount double check. we dig through your policy, and find any hidden savings. that's funny. before every home game, i used to do an ivy double check. really? yea. people drop all kinds of stuff in here. old cell phone, french horn... andre dawson? what year is it? [ male announcer ] let state farm find your hidden savings with the discount double check. caught it! woo! [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. so, which superfast 4g lte service would you choose, based on this chart ?

excited about the game tonight, excited about the warm weather.ve one more day of it and then it's going to get fall-like once again and the possibility even of some rain next week. maybe turn the sprinkler system off a couple days. let's look at live doppler 7hd. all is quiet but remember as far as the radar goes and rain we still have the fire danger out there for the highest elevations until about 8:00. look at the coast, half moon bay, a hotspot. 77. i checked several other half moon bay recording stations and they were all in the mid-to upper 70s so i'm thinking that's legitimate. 49 at santa rosa, 50s and 60s. a lot of microclimates this morning. head down to the inland. 65 salinas, about 60 in gilroy. here's what i think is going to happen. this will be our last hot afternoon, the last day of offshore winds. cooling trend starts tomorrow with the sea breeze returning and a couple cold grant will come through and bring fall flavor to the forecast and rain possible next week. today compared to average, anywhere from 9 degrees warmer in mappa

>> reporter: the big game was pushed up because the schedule for this year's pac 12 title game, teams have been promised the big game will return as one of the final games of the season next year and stanford keeps the axe for the 21-3 win over cal. vern will have the highlights later in sports. and tonight at 11, after 30 years, we'll look back at what's known as "the play." >>> governor brown was in san francisco today campaigning for his tax initiative proposition 30. it's one of two competing tax measures on the california ballot. as cbs 5 reporter anne makovec shows us, that's causing confusion among voters and tensions between supporters and opponents of both propositions. >> conspiracy theory. >> who the hell are you? >> reporter: you can tell how heated the debate is getting when just seconds into an interview with an opponent of prop 30 we were interrupted. >> there's a conspiracy theory that you're trying to propagate. if the news wants to take your conspiracy theory and run with it -- >> as the news, we're giving everybody -- [overlapping speakers] >> reporter: this confron