that's new tonight after the game. kron 4 news. >>> three times indianapolis winner dare yell frank involved of the crash. when frank's car was bumped by japanese driver driver, let's get a closer look at that and as you can see the impact of frank's car airborne into the protective fencing and sending pieces of debris and witnesses say it looks like confetti, he suffered broken ankle and vertebrae. the rest were treated tat scene. fra married to -- the couple were announced splitting back in january. >>> taking on the texans, kron 4 news reed is live at the 49ers fans. >> reporter: we are here in full force he wanting their teams but what happened when fans from the opposing sides are -- [ indiscernible audio ] >> this is how we come together. we are 49ers and texan fans all together. >> we love each other but we don't love each other's teams >> i come all the way from houston texas and i am not hanging out o hosti hostile environment here. >> we are traveling to houston for the game. >> for the game only. >> tailgater

tazawa is in the game. out in the pen. >> joe: you wonder if lackey is working to potentially get in this game or if he is just getting work in. >> tim: i think he's working to come into the game. i think by bringing him in the game you get napoli a chance to hit down in the order, perhaps in the ninth inning. just a guess. >> joe: problem with that, you were the one that adam looked it up, the last relief appearance for john lackey back in 2004. >> tim: yeah, and pitching is more of a premium. i get your drift. you might be right. pitching is more of a premium now than finding a place for mike napoli. >> joe: i think napoli will go into this spot for berry who is running for ortiz. this pitch sails up and away. the count is 2-0. defense with pitching involved now at a premium down 2-1 up by two with tazawa in the game and uehara ready for more than an inning as john farrell is not scared to do that. he's the red sox closer. one on, two out. 2-0 the count. and now 3-0. on deck is xander bogaerts. jon jay is

here is the game summary. of the ninth inning, and the tigers won last night 1-0, and they led 5-0, and then 5-1 tonight. scherzer with a no-hitter going through 5 2/3. he was brilliant! but in the eighth inning, four pitchers step to the mound for the tigers, and on the first pitch from joaquin benoit, big papi david ortiz tied the game with a grand slam. >> tim: i don't think that you bunt here either. no sacs here all year for saltalamacchia. >> joe: and the winning run is at second, and saltalamacchia takes a ball. >> tim: because jonny gomes is at second and instead of first, berry is not in there. >> joe: the 1-0. 2-0 on saltalamacchia. stephen drew on deck. berry may still factor in on the bench for the red sox. >> tim: yeah. i don't think that porcello is going to come in for saltalamacchia. this could be a pitch around situation. trying to make him chase a bad ball out of the strike zone a wwa away. he walks him, he walks him. >> joe: off of the end of the bat, popped up, right side for fielder. has r

of the game. >> terrell had three second-half interceptions, but the story of the game was the injuries on the offensive line, you lose your center, already backing up injured andre. headline is terrell pryor, he sees red. the kansas city chiefs sacked him 10 times, jim, also hit him 14 other times. he dropped back to pass 34 times, so 24 of the 34 drop-backs, sacked him or hit him. >> that's life in the nfl unfortunately, especially when you have injuries to the offensive line. they put pressure on the quarterback, especially if you're trying to play catch-up a little bit as they did have to do late in the third quarter and the fourth quarter. and they just come after you. and make no mistake, kansas city is a very good defensive football team. they have got a great pass rush, coming into the game already knew that. and, you know, with the injuries to the offensive line, they were just almost unstoppable. put pressure on terrell pryor almost every time he dropped back to throw. and he was running for his life, and it made it very, very difficult for him. >> despite all the sacks and th

the giants. so i think tonight's game for the dallas cowboys in particular is a critical game. >> focusing on washington a year ago, rg-3, a sensation and then in the play-off loss to seattle, serious knee injury, extensive rehab. how close to back is he? >> every time he takes the field and in my case even for warmups i'm watching everything that he does. >> he was right behind us here at the 10 yard line. >> i notice, okay, he doesn't have the knee brace on. that's a good sign. so, okay, he is limping without the brace? turns around and drop kicks a field goal from about 30 yards out. >> shades of doug flutie. zbl unbelievable, right? really does not want to wear the brace. he sort of been told you have to continue to wear it. asked him would you take the brace off tonight he said they won't let me. >> last time in this building, four touchdown passes. >> he's a kid who was born in okinawa. his parents who are here tonight, we met them before, they were in the service. then he went to new orleans. but he's a texan really. he grew up in texas. he went to baylor. he has a lot of pals here. he lit it up

i play the game the way everybody should play the game, you know, hard, the right way. respecting the opposite team. >> rose: taking care of your gifts. >> taking care of your gifts. for me, i don't disrespect anyone. if they hit a home run or i get them on, i don't disrespect no one. i go there do my business and go home. simple. so that's what i believe that they really respect me. and they did, they did tremendous. my last game that i played there. >> rose: i know there. >> oh my god. >> rose: what did you think at that moment? here was the hated red sox honoring you number 42. >> they kind of rushed it didn't they. oh my god, the whole team came out. >> rose: i know. >> charlie the whole team came out. i don't know how to react. you know the fans. >> rose: what you should have done is not gotten them out. >> just let them go. >> rose: i appreciate this here. >> there you go. >> rose: it really touched you didn't it. >> oh yes. oh yes, it did. oh yes, it did. i mean, again, you know. >> rose: i can't believe i'm at fenway park. >> i can't believe it, i didn't believe

the coaches are under intense pressure to win games. it's the only thing that they are judged by. ( cheers and applause ) so if you have a player with concussion symptoms, and you send him back into the game and he gets the second concussion-- which is always worse than the first-- there's no penalty for you as a coach for doing that. if you pull the kid out of the game and take away his helmet and say, "you can't play again until you've been examined by a doctor," and you lose the game, there is a penalty for that. >> watch your football. watch your ball. >> narrator: even for those schools that have trainers and doctors on hand, game decisions are not always consistent. >> make a play right here. let's go. >> loss of three on the play... >> narrator: when star shiloh running back garrett harper had his first concussion, it was in one of the most important games of his junior season, and at a time when there was less awareness of the dangers of concussions. ( crowd exclaims ) he was hit so hard he had to be helped off the field. but by

>>> ravens struggle out the game again. defending against the packers. break down what broke down in today's loss. plus a look at other games around the nfl. game on overtime starts right now. the big story tonight is the redskins cowboys sunday night football. the game is currently in progress. it's 31-16. 246 yards with no touchdowns. romo is 130. one pick. it wouldn't be romo without it. the moment the game ends, we'll bring you the full coverage from arlington, texas. good evening, i'm kristin fisher. we'll start -- kristen berset, we'll start with the baltimore ravens. the raven haves yet to lose and they are at home this season after the slow start. they had to play catch up all day long. a big defensive battle early on. going at it early, but the packers defense is a huge goal line stance. harbaugh stood by his decision not to go for a field goal. the time is winding down, looking for some points. flacco gets sacked. the fumble recovered by jones, taking it down inside the 20 as they hit a 31-yard field goal. and now 9-3 green bay facing the hand

he worked in the game and got through the eighth.phen drew is at the plate with a 1-1 count now. lackey's teammates welcome him back to the dugout after keeping it 4-# boston. jon lester with a hug for him. he gets the ball tomorrow against adam wainwright. here's a 1-1 pitch. drew. takes ball two. red sox with two errors tonight. they had a couple last night. the pitching, especially doubront and lackey in the eighth inning good enough to get around them. as drew takes the ball to make it 3-1. >> tim: remember, because of that double switch, putting lackey in the four hole and napoli in the nine hole, mike napoli is hitting third in this inning. >> joe: drew then ross then napoli. here comes a 3-1 pitch. 96 from axford. a full count. in the bottom of the ninth inning, st. louis will have descalso then a pinch hitter and then matt carpenter. anybody gets on beltran. here's the 3-2 pitch. fouled back. temperature has really dropped over the last two innings. we play in the top of the ninth. another 3-2 pitch. easy for jon jay. back to

>> al: dallas is in control of the game right now. hin dribegin this drive w short three-yard run. >> cris: they have taken away that stretch run play. i really think that as much criticism as the quarterbacks have taken of the dallas cowboys, they're winning the game right now because unless pierre garcon and santana moss and hankerson can start getting releases, you have to go to some different formations and force them out of some of this bump and run, man-to-man coverage. ordinarily you get one-on-one like this at the top. you just take it. the problem is they haven't been winning that battle. >> al: aesecond and eight. in a is incomplete. third down and eight. and a flag. >> referee: illegal hands. pass to the face, number 96, defense. five-yard penalty, first down. >> al: instead of third and eight, hayden costing them a first down. >> cris: all we've been saying about garcon and him not getting open, he got open that time. that was a good route. there he is. you have to be able to make that one. you get somebody that open in thi

san francisco, in the 80s. gamewo of the oakland athletics adls, and temperatures will be mild, in the 70s, and we could see gusts but it will be calmer than today. plenty of sunshine tomorrow, temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s. on sunday the raiders will be hosting the chargers. we'll have clear skies and mild temperatures, so if you are heading to the game, it won't be bad at all. here's a look at your extended forecast, sunny and warm through the weekends and the winds will be dying down. a little breezy tomorrow but not too bad. next week, big changes, our sea winds are coming back and we'll have cooler weather and a chance of rain into wednesday. >>> in sports, it looks like the raiders will have to do without mcfadden on sunday night and 48,000 plus packed the coliseum hoping to magic in game one of the series. we have full highlights and reactions next. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a

. >> the pitch. >> game six of the nlcs is next on fox.-- here we go. >> the pitch. >> game six of theext on fox.here we go. >> the pitch. >> game six of the nlcs is next on fox. . >> welcome to the chevrolet pregame show on fox. we get you set for game six of the american league championship series. miguel cabrera and the tigers are once again in a must win scenario to keep their season alive. as for the red sox, they are 5-0 all-time when playing a postseason game six. at home. mike napoli has got a pair of home runs already in the alcs. he and the sox try to put this thing to bed tonight. with that, we welcome you inside mlb network studio three. the red sox have been outhit and outscored and struck out 61 times in five games. they have got five starters with two or fewer hits, yet they are the team that is one win away from the world series. why? >> two big swings of the bat david ortiz grand slam to tie things up at five and mike napoli with a solo home run off justin verlander. >> they have scherzer and if they win they are going with verlander. we are in for excitement and i'm r

, six of the ten prior to this game. so these red sox are teeming with team players. >> joe: here's xander bogaerts. up to get it. this is a 22-year-old facing a 21-year-old at the plate here in game one of the world series. we talked a lot about bogaerts in the alcs. he's from aruba. speaks four languages. was going to be five but he dumped out of french. thought it was too much. he's got superstar written all over him when you sit down with him and he's just not scared at all of the big stage. >> tim: no. he just so aware of things around him. just can't say enough about this young man. from the island of aruba. >> joe: that goes back to the backstop and over to third goes nava with nobody out. >> tim: that might have been a cross-up right there. molina looked like he was waiting for the local. he got the express. and when you're catching a guy like carlos martinez, that can be terrifying. watch molina. he had no idea that fastball was coming. >> joe: happiest guy is john hirschbeck locking over the left shoulder of mo

this group is excited to be at the game. d one young fan shows off his little fan to beat the heat and the tigers. we want to see your a's photos. post them on our facebook page or on twitter at abc7 news bay area, and download wall paper for your cell phone. >>> nor a look at the weather, here's leigh glaser. >> leigh: the niners are playing right now, temperatures near 80. right now. it's 85 in oakland so a terrific evening for football. fingers crossed the teams do win. doppler d. right now showing you some high clouds that have actually been just streaming from south to north and will bring us a beautiful sunset in a bit, and it is also going to mean a sign of a few things changing for us as we head into the upcoming work week. here's a look at highs today. novato, 82. 86, santa rosa, the entire bay area in the 80s. you can pick out your location, half moon bay, 80. 88 was the high in livermore. from our rooftop cam, beautiful shot of the embarcadero, san francisco. san francisco right now 77. san jose, 80. 85 in oakland

for the game balls and the force that's go off on the side of the sunday night football bus, you have dwayne harris. punt return of 86 for a td. brandon carr, terrific game. harris, carr and lee are with michelle. >> sean lee, last week, 51 points. tonight, such an overall effort. what changed? >> a lot of work. we made sure we brought that tonight and played well. >> the front four was so depleted. demarcus ware goes out with the injury. did you overcome that? >> we had a lot of guys that have been working to get better. it made the difference. >> congratulations. what a performance. let's go to brandon carr who had the tough assignment of covering pierre garcon. how did you do it? >> a big challenge. a lot of film studies. go out there and have fun. you know what, the last two weeks this defense struggles. sean lee mentioned it. you were disgraced by last week's performance. what was the mindset as you prepare for this week? >> disappointment last week. we had that bitter taste. everybody came to work with a chip on their shoulder and 6 o minutes of hard work. we came out with a vic

a nice, warm day, leigh. >> it was a perfect night for the a's game. the temperatures -- you are not going to believe this around a the bay area. it is still near 70 degrees. live doppler 7hd is not picking up returns at all. we have clear skies and here is a look at our highs today. san francisco 83 and half moon bay 82. we had 903 in santa cruz and 85 in livermore. real quickly before i leave you, here are the current readings, 69 in san francisco and 68 in oakland and 65 in san jose. anymore warming tomorrow, we will look at the forecast coming up. >> leigh, thank you. >>> developing news, an anti-terror blitz as u.s. special forces capture and conduct terror raids. it is a blow to al-qaeda and the affiliated terrorist organizations. >> he is one of the top al-qaeda leaders and the alleged terrorist mastermind behind the deadly twin bombings of the u.s. embassies in tanzania and kenya. over 200 people died and thousands injured. he was under indictment for the 1998 attack. on the fbi most wanted list with a bounty of $5 million on his head, the 49-ye

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but the 49ers are a little happier than the texans, since the 49ers won their last game and the texansr last game. so the texans are coming off a shocking defeat in the hands of seattle. the 49ers pretty good against albeit not a great team in st. louis, but seem to get things together. so at the time this game is over, one team is going to feel like, okay, we're back on track. and the other team is going to go, wait a minute, we're 2-3. so some fan base upset monday morning. we'll see what happens. >> i am really looking forward to this one. reminder, you can see the game right here, nbc bay area, 5:30 sunday. then right after the game, csn bay area. i'll have xfinity sports sunday on nbc bay area immediately following the game. >>> to the ice we go. coyotes and sharks, 46 seconds no into the first &ccñperiod. hurdle, puts the defense back hander, score. his first career nhl goal. he added another in the first, and then patrick marleau scored 3-0, sharks lead the coyotes. to golf, game three, president's cup. tiger woods, matt kuchar carrying the load for america. and woods, second on

on the army air force game that went on despite the shutdown -- >> many people thought the game would be postponed or even canceled, but a last-minute approval by the department of defense cap came as scheduled. reported good to of the naval academy. >> we bring a lot of good to a lot of things. >> but the game will was almost a no go. on the 80s sports were left in limbo on october 1st, but some remain confident the game would go on as scheduled. >> ran into a former governor, and he said, i guarantee the game will be played. >> despite the state -- the game going on, there are still some services not available at the academy because of the shutdown. still no paycheck for federal employees. >> it's slightly perverse in my opinion. we have the professors and the civilian staff and they don't work yet somehow this money available. everyone loves the game and everything, but priority steam out of whack. >> the game does have its economic businesses for local businesses hoping to increase visitation will make up for money lost in the shutdown. >> if people are getting paid, entertaining

it week after being limited to only near the birthplace of the ancient games allenby claim ended its record is seen evidence of where it was handed over to the host of the twenty fourteen winter games talking russian then to travel by plane to moscow and then on motorbikes to red square where president one of the new putin lifted for storage i wish a successful journey to the flag see he was shot she thought you tell him to claim has finally come to moscow and the longest torch relay in the history of the winter games kicked off on red square as the flame is set to arrive in sochi on february the seventh after a one hundred twenty three day trip across the country during those four months the torch will pass through all wood two thousand nine hundred in all eighty three of russia's regions on a route of what was sixty five thousand kilometers however the most notable places the flame will visit include the north ball with the torch traveling there on a nuclear powered icebreaker then it will be taken to the depths of flake by calling siberia as sand europe's highest big mound before b

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this group is excited to be at the game. and one young fan shows off his little fan to beat the heat and the tigers. we want to see your a's photos. post them on our facebook page or on twitter at abc7 news bay area, and download wall paper for your cell phone. >>> nor a look at the weather, here's leigh glaser. >> leigh: the niners are playing right now, temperatures near 80. right now. it's 85 in oakland so a terrific evening for football. fingers crossed the teams do win. doppler d. right now showing you some high clouds that have actually been just streaming from south to north and will bring us a beautiful sunset in a bit, and it is also going to mean a sign of a few things changing for us as we head into the upcoming work week. here's a look at highs today. novato, 82. 86, santa rosa, the entire bay area in the 80s. you can pick out your location, half moon bay, 80. 88 was the high in livermore. from our rooftop cam, beautiful shot of the embarcadero, san francisco. san francisco right now 77. san jose, 80. 85 in oaklan

his third of the game. a sack of taylor kennedy kelly. >> mike: to the left.e reason they didn't pick up shembo. nice job by him staying home on the back side. >> tom: bryce out of the back field draws it back from the 22 yard line. no uh attempt. i thought he had a chance. seven-yard gain. third down and long. kelly. delivers. incomplete. short hop astute was bearing down the on b kelly. >> mike: 325. >> tom: 4th down and 13. it appears arizona state will go for it. with with three time-outs left they don't want to give the ball back to notre dame. >> tom: 4th down and 13. here's kelly. his pass downfield -- intercepted! farley. down the sideline for alabama with a flag down. blocked in the back. >> tom: i thought he telegraphed this throw to strong all day long. farley doing a nice job coming over the top the. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back by number 38 of the intercept ing team. ten yards from the spot of the foul. first down. >> tom: illegal block on the back. >> mike: farley cuts in front. stared it down. here comes the block in

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in sports, it's the game 7 or the game 5, depending on the series that you look forward to. loser go home. >> they're probably not looking forward to coming back and playing game five but it's exciting for the fans to see them at home. >> the joint will be jumping. this is the way it came down last year. the tigers did win game 5 to send the a's home. they're obviously hoping to reverse the fortunes on thursday night. and they will move on against either boston or tampa bay. >> no one is dominating this series. maybe the key will be the fans on thursday. >> the a's pitching has been dominating. this was the first game where they were a little shaky. shawn doolittle had a bad inning and they weren't able to close it down. they had the lead a couple of times and we're used to the a's being able to hold on with the great bullpen. it didn't work out today. but the tigers were in the world series last year. they're a great team. there is a reason that they are this far along too. >> i hope things turn around on thursday. >> thursday, we will be determining the game time real soon.

grinding out the running game. pounding the meat. grinding the meat. the 9ers running game. rounded out in the last 2 games, the crowd at the staidium set the record for the loudest ever at an outdoor game. leading to the penalties that did not help. getting the chiefs. smith, one of the many reasons that kansas city is undefeated. raiders number 11, continuing from struggle. now, wide left, 61 yards out. 4th of the season of the game remains scoreless. they broke through later. moore on the flat. there goes the 39 yard. the raiders tied at the half. hooking it. sticks around. he fires it in the second half. now, large part, the chief, throwing an interception off of his back foot. smith and company take advantage of it. going on the second touchdown of the game. 14-7. the raiders were still in it. 4th quarter, patchwork offensive line. he would sack 10 times by the defense. and, pryor had the worst half of football in his career. the past, riviera, obstaining it. there it goes. picks it. all in the second half. the chiefs remain undefeated. 24-7, the raiders drop 2-4. >> we

the raiders game was pushed back 6.5 hours because the oakland a's have a playoff game the night before. if the raiders stand chargers only on kron 4 this coming sunday night. >>> a hayward police officer accused of sex crimes with children. he faces a judge for the first time. >>> san francisco police solved a series overbear familiars and mark reflects on his life 20 years after his daughter polywas killed. >>> it was cooler out there today but warmer weather is on the way. we'll take a look at those temperatures coming up. too big. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> today marks 20 years since the kidnapping and murder of 12- year-old holly. she was kidnapped at knife point on october 1st 1993. her body later found in a ditch. moreen kelly sat down with her father. >> reporter: the crime sent shock wave

the oakland game on kron 4 news-. y. the bay area is now just five days away from another possible bart strike. contracts expire at midnight on thursday. and our political expert michael yaki is back to talk more on the impact. i was looking at some information from the council of voice of bay area businesses the are estimating that it is $73 million per day worker productivity. >> guest: i think that it is accurate with the people being able to get to work for people that are late for work that is a huge number. >> it is staggering. when you think of the highway mess and of course the will well. >> guest: absolutely i think that both sides are looking at this is they do not want to strike. finally, you are starting to see some movement with management finally, are coming back with a counteroffer. although, they think that the bargaining is still on the bit of a high side. the blame will still be scattered on both sides. >> marty: a lot of workers and commuters. >> guest: it is a lot like what is happening with the gov

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the tigers. we look ahead to tomorrow. gamep series from here in detroit. red sox have peavy. the tigers have fister. our coverage of alcs game number four begins tomorrow night at 7:30 eastern. for more coverage of today's game three, please turn to fox sports 1 for fox sports live. nightly, for exclusive coverage with the heroes of today's game. and a reminder, fox tonight, a night of can't-miss comedy with "dads," "brooklyn 99," "new girl "and "the mindy project." good knight from detroit. sfloeths. ♪ i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my fam

the cards fans are pumped for the game four. s is until jhonny will be taking that over the left field fence. johnny, his first hit of the world series. two run shots. look at how pumped he is. with the big sequence, matt holliday unable to come on through as red sox hold on to win 4-2 to even up the world series. >>> all right, back to football sunday nighttime vikings are starting off with a bang. patterson, bang, bang, bang. you should put this one on the side for 109 yards. the packers though, they were rolling. watch out! packers, they need to roll 44- 31. one more break before we wrap up game on overtime. and when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading,

and the game that he wrote down was called the hawk-dove game. >> imagine we have two populations, onethe process, it diminishes the value of that benefit. we can write this out mathematically like this: the benefit of winning the resource, which is b, minus the cost of the fight to get it, which is c. since a hawk would win about half the time, the net payoff is... but when a dove meets a dove, they share equally with no injury. in other words, they get the benefit half the time but never pay a cost of conflict. as long as the benefit to be gained from each interaction outweighs the cost of fighting, there's a clear best strategy: be a hawk. but when the cost of fighting is higher than the benefit to be gained, the logic changes and doves can succeed. under these circumstances, the stable population will be a mix of both hawks and doves. and do we actually see this in the world in any particular species patterns and things like that? >> this is an interesting question, and it relates to how you map highly abstract mathematics of the sort that we're talking about to real-world empirica

the game was delayed while he was put on a stretcher. he is alert. he is moving his extremities tonight. the sharks rallied around their fallen teammate. scored the first of five unanswered goals. san jose wince the battle of unbeaten 6 to 2. after the game, strong worsd for la pierre. >> it's just disgusting to see a play like that in hockey when a player that, you know, probably shouldn't even be in this league is taking out one of the best players in the world. be a man if you make a hit like that, fight someone. don't turtle. >> we know that he will remain

two of last year's alcs against the yankees, three more games against the yankeesain, home runs, no rbis. same in four games against the giants in world series. five this year against the a's and first four games of this alcs. no rbis for fielder. drove home 106 during the regular season. hit 25 home runs. here's a 1-1. right side. right to pedroia yet again. and that sends this game, game five in to the eighth inning. when you're merging onto u.s. cover your ears... [ horns honk ] ...you want a truck that helps keep the outside out. [ horns honk ] chevy silverado delivers a quiet cabin that's second to nobody in its class. and by nobody, i mean ram and ford. put silverado to the test at the silverado vs. all event. [ male announcer ] just announced, trade up to the all-new silverado all star for this introductory offer of $3,250 total value. see your local chevy dealer today. ♪ ♪ ♪ does this have to do with cheez-it big crackers being twice as big? look, i've been blasting my pecs, delts, abdomidables, trapezes... [ male announcer ] we take the time for our real c

he said before the game the two of them were working out together watching the notre dame game, and it sunny not even stressed about the task at hand, and he got the job done. speaking of football, already behind me the coliseum construction is underway as they get ready for the raiders kickoff tomorrow night. for nbc bay area news, in oakland, i'm kate longworth. >>> the coyotes and the stars were in a battle. 46 seconds into the game. the rook where i, 19 years old, gets the first goal of his nhl career. it would not be his last. he would add another as the sharks win 4-1. you heard kate say the raiders play on sunday. the 49ers do as well. they're prime time. they host the houston texans at 5:30. we'll have all the highlights tomorrow. we'll be back with more news right after the break. too big. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better.

but when the game starts it becomes the game once again.preparation, the players, the coaches. obviously you feel the fans and you understand what the city feels about this whole situation. but now it becomes you're playing the game and everybody has to participate. you lose some of that adrenaline. now you're just focused on playing, executing and doing all the right things. >> on the one hand we have this inspiring story especially in boston. on the other hand the biggest story in baseball this year, largest drug suspension in u.s. history. can the good play on the field affect the mlb and sort of rise them up especially financially and the way people feel about the game? or no matter how good these world series games are people are going to be thinking about that and having their inside kids shy away from the game? >> i don't know necessarily people are shying away because of the drugs, p.e.d.s, steroids and everything else. from my perspective it's technology. i look at it from the financial end of things. folks right now, they want the

about the issue of closing out the games. young right-hander bruce rondon, and he was not ready. they tried to bring back valverde. that didn't work. ventually benoit settled into the role. here in game two after the tigers had dominated leading into the bottom of the eighth, benoit greeted with a first-pitch grand slam hit by ortiz. 1-2. >> tim: talk about out of the depths of despair. my gosh. >> joe: phil coke is the lefty, and rick porcello is the right-hander. that is foul. >> tim: let's go back to first and second and two outs. the single by pedroia to right field. brian butterfield, the third base coach, up with the stop sign. knowing that one swing of the bat could tie the game, and it did. >> joe: and hunter did everything that he could all out, and able to continue now. another 1-2 to napoli, and another foul ball, out of play. this inning has seen four pitchers. the 38-year-old torii hunter over the wall in right along with the baseball. napoli keeps it 1-2. scherzer went the first seven and then veras with the fir

department of defense kept the game going. cheers of the united states naval academy as the midshipmen take on the falcons in a highly anticipated game. >> it brings a lot of good to a lot of things, people that's been down, that hasn't been going to work or anything. >> reporter: but the game was almost a no-go. >> this whole shutdown is ludicrous. >> reporter: all navy sports were left in limbo on october 1, but some remained confident the show would go on as scheduled. >> he said, i guarantee you that game is going to be played. >> reporter: there are still some services not available at the academy because of the shutdown. for instance, midshipmen are unable to check out books at the library and attend labs such as chemistry, physics and engineer. and still, no paychecks for federal employees. >> honestly, i think it's slightly perverse in my opinion. we have the professionals and the civilian staff and they're not working, but somehow there's money available for a game. yeah, everyone loves the game and everything, but it

nava, got it, and the red sox win game five. a final of 3-1, and jon lester now in the world series this year has gone 15 1/3 innings allowing one run on nine hits, 15 strikeouts, one walk. wainwright gets the loss and uehara gets save number seven this postseason. >> tim: what a tall order to come in here an take at least two out of three from a team that was dominant at home in the national league this year, the st. louis cardinals. and the red sox taking two out of three for john farrell and another save for koji uehara. >> joe: by getting the win, jon lester joins babe ruth as the only left-hander as far as red sox starters with three world series wins. back in his time before going to the yankees, he was the premiere left-hander in the american league, and one of the best on the mound in the game. let's go down to the field and erin andrews. >> erin: with a very happy david ross who's screaming and then apologizing. don't worry about it. you and jon lester have become quite the pitching/catching tandem. david, what was worki

the next two hitters. david ortiz, in a five-run game. here's the 1-0 pitch. ll and a strike. >> tim: because it's a five-run game, it's not a save situation, of course. but that doesn't mean that if benoit gives up a couple of runs, that it won't effect his confidence. because after sunday, as you said, the first time back, gives up a couple of runs. when he gets in a save situation, perhaps tomorrow night, you don't want to win the battle and lose the war here. >> joe: here's the 1-1 pitch. he went around. ellsbury. that's strike two. ellsbury argues with marquez, who did not appeal. the home plate umpire is the one who called it. and it's strike two instead of ball two. >> tim: looked like he went through. but that -- i agree with marquez. >> joe: leadoff double by bogaerts. 1-2, the count on ellsbury. right side is a fair ball. down the line. bogaerts will score. ellsbury will cruise toward third and make it easily as hunter finally gets it back in. it's a 7-3 game. >> tim: i think that ball hit the bag. popped over the head of prince fielder. prince went a

. >>> the game will go on. e's word the government shut down will not stop the navy air force football game in annapolis. >> congress remains deadlock and federal workers spend a third day without paychecks. >>> we begin with breaking news. >> waves of relief in annapolis. the anticipated navy, air force rival football game will happen this weekend even though the federal government is still in a shut down stalemate. first we go to washington where the shut down is about to go into its third day. >> reporter: called congressional leaders to the white house to look for a way to end it. >> the president reiterated one more time tonight that he will not negotiate. >> reporter: the battle over how to fund the government and the blame game continues. >> we're asking for a discussion and fairness for the american people under obamacare. >> we're through playing these little games. it's all focused on obamacare. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of federal workers spent another day at home without pay. the director of