but it takes a loved one, especially in the african-american community, women will go get checked. >>ight. >> women will go get checked in the african-american community. men, not so much. it takes a woman to get that husband, father, that son. that grandfather, you know, come on, man, you got to -- there is something wrong with you. >> you yourself are 62 years old, i know you have a busy schedule. i was just talking to you, you have a busy schedule, how are you doing in terms of your health. >> i am doing good, i do all the right things, i eat vegetables, i work out. >> is that right? >> yeah, i have a lot of staff to help. >> people to help you out. you said every day, between dallas and chicago for several years you racked up many frequent flier miles. >> i would do the morning show, get on the plane, go to chicago, do the afternoon show and then fly back for the next morning show. and i did that for eight years. >> that is an incredible schedule, i admire you, i have a busy schedule so i need somebody like you. real quick, when you go to the things in philadelphia, did you get a

so the strategy here now, two minutes to go, the giants are going to get the ball back one way or the other. you can think about letting them score. if you let them score a touchdown and if they take the touchdown, you need a touchdown. for the giants, it would behoove them to get philadelphia to obviously settle for a chip shot field goal, then all the giants would need is a field goal. the giants have two time-outs, two minutes to go and it's second down and goal at the yard line. bryce brown is the running back here. and they get it. brown will get taken down just inside the 3. and the giants now will take a time-out. so it will be third down and goal with 1:54 left. i mean we've been here for five hours and it only feels like four. it feels like four tops. this year, we're finally getting everything... ...that we didn't get last year. yeah. big screen! true 4g. yup. sfx: bing! hey, what did you just do? i just sent him a playlist. by touching phones? yup, simple as that. it's the galaxy s3. i'll see you at the studio later. later. when do you think we're going to be able to... do

. >> he took the debate by the get-go. this is one of the most vibrant campaign rallies since he started i think. >> a lot of people felt like they didn't really know what he was about, and i think he gave us a real clear picture. >> mitt romney naiks two more stops in virginia, tomorrow and monday. in fishersville, virginia, julie carrie, news4. >> president obama is back in washington tonight preparing for another campaign rally tomorrow morning at george mason university after what many called a lackluster debate performance last night. the president was back in front of a crowd today and wasted no time going after his rival. >> the man on stage last night, he does not want to be held accountable for the real mitt romney's decisions and what he's been saying for the last year. >> just want to make sure i got this state. he'll get rid of regulations on wall street but he'll crack down on sesame street. >> michelle obama will speak to voters at the loudoun county fairgrounds next tuesday. >>> a man is in serious condition

the list below sea line. if i go wrong the wrong and surprise you will go straight to the water and so we did our plan to get closer to the sea lion and shake its flipper field. one animal whose par you definitely wouldn't want to shake here is the brown bear you can literally spot a grizzly here by every small weaver who sort of bears out they have a very well the super will have to keep an aisle when directed at. them and. so we won't go to shell people required. and quiet we went but the wind was not on our side and the bear got away but they're usually the first to avoid contact with humans but during spawning time when both people and bears go fishing people often shoot at them to scare them away and every year here in the region you hear about someone being killed by the predators. but at the mugger down nature reserve where we are no one disturbs the bears. another local resident to haiti's peace being disturbed here is the howlers eagle in has a wingspan of two and a half meters ignace only here in russia far east because of the bundles of salmon and sea gulls which feed the giant bird in his studies

the motorcycle. >> what was going on with this car? just speeding out of control? >> if you notice, when it came around that cornerin that sec was not going right from the get-go. >> a street with pedestrians, the city, looks like he was going pretty quick. >> two people got right back up. >> just think. seconds made a difference or two to separate couples. >>> when you think of a duck, the natural habitat what do you think? >> a pond. >> some body of water. >> a park somewhere. >> exactly. watch this video. it might change your mind about the way ducks feel about water. >> these ducks were rescued from a hoarder. >> somebody hordes ducks? >> yeah. probably hoarded ducks and a bunch of others. >> this person hoarded a lot of animals, and the ducks suffered because of it. these ducks are currently at the woodstock farm an malsanctuary. they were given food and vitamins and brought back to health. these ducks have never seen water. >> you mean to tell me that even when they at the hoarders house they didn't jump into the water she had? >> never been in water. we're watching these caretakers shoo them towards the water and they're having a lot of trouble. >> i thought

the cold front comes through. as we get this frontal passage over the course of the next few hours, it is going to get windy and sloppy just in time for your morning commute. right now the heaviest bands are starting to push onshore along the marin county coastline. watch out for some really thick pockets out there, heavy rain coming down from san francisco all the way across the golden gate bridge up through marin county. you're getting hit pretty hard in mill valley right now. this will continue to trend to the south. we're expecting our first showers in san jose, light to moderate shurz owers as we get 8:00, 9:00 and rush hour. give yourself plenty of time. also what does this mean for the giants game? we'll dive into that in addition to your seven-day forecast ready to go in my next report. everything good when it comes to the san mateo bridge? >> it is good. it is flowing smoothly. keep in mind it is raining sos why a little extra caution this morning and keep that patience right along with you. let's take a look at those traffic maps. you can see we do have that car fire that is on 580 westbound near san ramon r

the future. i'm not saying that going to happen, but i saw some value in showing people in the country what actually goes on. >> you seemed like an unlikely wall streeter from the geto. so when i was first reading the book -- you're from south africa. you began as an intern. it seemed like everything, the culture, was sort of a surprise, new to you. you sort of commented on it. it was an unlikely job for you from the get go. is that a fair statement? >> not so much. i mean, i joined wall street for maybe not the common reasons that everyone joins. i actually like stock markets. i like the idea of covering some of the smartest clients in the world. i think some people think that people only get into wall street to join the rat race. i love the rat race, by the way. i loved competing. out of the 75 people i started with in my summer internship, there were only seven of us left. being at goldman for that long was something i was very proud of. it's something partners that behind closed doors people acknowledged that there's a problem with the culture and a problem with the ethics. i saw the system was never going to change itself. i actually saw a time to take a moral

the gun at his head. he stated, let it go, or i will shoot. heckert let the get go. the officers took him into custody and saw fire arm that was formally in his hand was now under his body. when they lifted him up, they saw even more disturbing, a three-month old baby was on the bed to feet from where the two men had just been engaged in a violent struggle. manning told him that they were there for a provision search, and were still undeterred from his mission. hector stated that he had the gun for his own protection. he continued to search your the bed and found another weapon. a semi-automatic loaded pistol just a few feet from the scene of the bike. in this situation, i believe the courage and fortitude the sergeant manning displayed here not only save his life, the lead of his partners, and the life of the three-month old child on the bed, and for that he is being awarded the bronze medal of valor. [applause] >> sergeant orkes will read the citation. >> good evening. please allow me to introduce three members of the san francisco police department that i am proud

when the going gets tough, these giants get going. last night the giants won their fifth elimination game of the postseason and, hey, if they win in tonight's pivotal game seven, they'll not only tie the major league record for most postseason wins, but -- postseason elimination game wins but also punch their ticket to the world series. ryan vogelsong last night was lights out. a career high 9 strikeout is a career high 9 strikeout itriky giving up one run. he got all the run support he needed in i believe the fourth inning. mr. dependable, marco scutaro, the two out, two-run double. vogie and pablo sandoval also knocked in runs. the giants forced tonight's game seven. angel pagan said this team has guts. >> we don't give up. we're a tough team. we've got good mentality, we're hungry and like i said, we're not ready to go home. >> the same thing four and five -- or five, six or seven, we lose and go home. i think now we have two teams in the same boat, so it's going to be an intense game. you know, you're going to see two teams go out

it's going to take day light for the town to get out there and the damage. they are in the emergency operation center that's operating 24/7 right now. they are getting the same reports that we are. they are not going to be going out and looking at the damage and i have to tell you that it's dangerous. there's all kinds of stuff around here. this is a light fixture that just blew off and crashed about four feet away from where i was standing. a very dangerous situation. that's one of the reasons that they are telling people that they need to shelter people and stay inside and don't come out here and look at the waves no matter how large that they are and exciting that it might seem to you. this is a very dangerous situation. we're starting to see the water come up and crash over the sea wall here and seeing some minor flooding along the board walk ane of what gary was talking about where the winds are sort of coming off the large waves and that's helping to keep that water back from the ocean and there's significant damage and not only the water coming and bus

to be getting ejected into the storm. it's going to increase the rain and wind as we get into the late afternoon hours. here's one band of heavy rain. prince georges county, in fact, just have now flood warnings from anaraldo and cabot counties. raining about an inch per hour rate. that is probably going to continue into the afternoon and early evening. they could easily get up to ten inches of rain there. the heaviest rains will end by dawn tomorrow. this whole area in blue, that's a zone of potential snow. we might get wet snowflakes flying through the air tomorrow morning. accumulating snow from central pennsylvania, to eastern west virginia, and that's going to continue through wednesday morning. peak wind gusts will start kicking in around 6:00 p.m. by 8:00 p.m., gusts near 70 miles an hour. much of the region from eastern west virginia, northern shenandoah valley, northern virginia, the district, and much of maryland. those peak gusts are going to continue all the way till 11:00 and after, till 1:00 in the morning. over 60-mil

the earthquake started. to get to the bottom of the just keep going. just as were said to be menacing to some looking vehicle comes into view randy's pretend time the polls. if you notice the. above as you go nobody knew you were there was you a very cheery if you were a got a no no you were. the . admission of free accreditation free transport charges free. range month free risk free studio type free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free media oh god r t dot com. welcome to the. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around rush hour we've got the future are covered. it seems. to me. so what are the locals think of scrappers. they are lazy it's all get out. and then they take this all small their pot that's the first thing is the first to go down they get this aluminum then you got a big idea but they get the money well then they can use the money up to get the money. for all i can scrap for i don't think a blown out her own mouth gets her on the running and government property no trespassing and te

. >> watch the people scatter as the pole starts to come down, just barely misses that guy, he gets caught underneath the tree. >> did he get back up? was he going to get back up on the course and keep going. >> he did try and was out of the race at that point. here's the image from inside the car. i think this is the funniest angle. okay. we're going to come out of this at some point. >> looks like he's laughing. >> probably can't believe he's driving through the vineyard. >> i bet the owner of the vineyard can't believe he's driving through either. >> know what he said after this? >> nothing. he just gave a little whine. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> the video i'm about to show you is incredibly violent, difficult to watch, but we have a very specific reason for showing it. let me start by saying the boy you're seeing in this video is okay. what you're seeing is a rottweiler attacking a 6-year-old boy in a park in sweden. >> oh, my goodness. >> according to reports, the 6-year-old was in the park with his grandmother. now the rottweiler is on a leash and the owner is trying to get the rottweiler under control, but all of these incredible c

the gun at his head. he stated, let it go, or i will shoot. heckert let the get go. the officers took him into custody and saw fire arm that was formally in his hand was now under his body. when they lifted him up, they saw even more disturbing, a three-month old baby was on the bed to feet from where the two men had just been engaged in a violent struggle. manning told him that they were there for a provision search, and were still undeterred from

get through the day when it gets me back into the real world. you know what i mean? >> almost like a stepping stone, to get out of the door. they're working, seeing people, goingwork, children with families. different than being in a house with 30 females. they're actually in population. it's a gradual thing. >> yeah, but i don't think they're any smaller. >> today some female inmates are headed to a public library to shovel snow. >> the classification process to get into the community program is very strict. you can't have escape charges, parole violations, you know, fighting while you're in here. >> the program's director heather mcneil has known archer for years. >> cindy archer i've known since 1991 when i first started. she's been in and out. she was in here with her mother in '91. we're almost working together, which is kind of scary. >> can we have a cigarette together? >> no, we cannot. >> oh, please. i'm kidding. i'm kidding. >> it's not worth it. >> i know that. i know. >> take your shovel. i'll get these. >> she has been in and out for so long that this is kind of like home, unfortunately. she feels probably safer in here than she does on the street

the system asks where you are going before you get into the elevator. imagine you are going into the airport. you would not get on the first airplane departing, you would get on the airplane that is going to the city you are going. we are doing the same here. in this case, we are going to the ninth floor. this building has security, so i also have an access card, which gives us permission, and then we go to the assigned elevator, which is elevator a. >> and this is only stopping at floors 4 and 9. i do not see any buttons in here at all, except for the door and the alarm. >> we only have the standard buttons required by code and safety, but there is no need to have floor numbers anymore. >> and it does not make a lot of stops. it goes to your floor and everyone else. >> the system it efficiency, because we do not have to make as many stops, is a big improvement. >> we have invited jessie from the center for independent living to come and tell us how destination elevators interfaced with persons with disabilities. >> when destination elevators storfirst s

the information for voting. there's special questions that are going to be on the ballot. get this and you'll be able to go over that information and make a decision before you get to the voting booth. the beacon newspaper. it's free. doesn't cost you anything. stuart rosenthal, always nice to have you. >> thank you, jc. >> i'll see you on sunday. >> yes. >> let's go to howard and get the forecast. >>> it looks good. breezy today and chilly tonight and tomorrow before warmer temperatures return sunday into monday. we're close to the high for the day already. i think temperatures actually slowly drop off this afternoon because we've got brisk northwesterly winds so that's bringing in colder air. a front is passing us. it will be 59 by 5:00. winds still going to gust over 20 miles an hour for the afternoon. we get to tonight. the winds will start to relax some. 55 by 7:00. 51 by 9:00. i want to spend a moment talking about tonight because very important ballgame going on. win or go home. first pitch for the nats 8:37 p.m. cardinals in town. we've got to take them again. 53 at #k

the rookie, 15 second later. let's go to metlife stadium. redskins, giants. they were on the run from the get-go. g to pick it up with under 2:00 to play. skins down 20-16. griffin making the come back with his arm this time. beautiful pass to santana moss. 30-yard touchdown. redskins up 23-20. 1:27 left. eli manning had ice in his veins. it takes him two plays to engineer his 27th game victor cruz. eli takes advantage. the skins were on top again for 15 second. but a fourth turnover cost the skins in the final seconds. 27-23. redskins feel like they let this one slip away. >> you know, rex told me in the locker room. there are certain games you will be part of. -up should have won. you lost. and there are some games that, you know, you should have lost, you won. we feel like this is a game we should have within that we lost. >> obviously got to go the distance. got a lot of respect for them. hoping you can play your best football. 1. 30. left. they came up with the big play. obviously now we made the catch. able to go the distance. so really credit to them. the skins lose the game. star tight end

the parade. it's going to be comfortable. as we geto the second half of the day, starting to get dicey with a storm system on the way. showers starting to move into the north bay. you probably want to get your trick or treating done early or go somewhere where you're going to be indoors. at 7:00 p.m., it's already dark, this is when the trick or treaters are going to be out there. we're looking toward, the light to moderate showers from san francisco up through the north bay. stop that clock again at 10:00 p.m. your whole bay area is getting wet at that point. your storm system blows out of here thursday morning. that's the good news. a wet drive tomorrow but overall done with the rain. thursday, a nice mild warming trend as we get into your weekend. temperatures feeling really good as we get into your saturday and sunday everywhere. 68 degrees at the coast. you'll be at 81, comfortable, on sunday. and that's the day you get to sleep in for an hour. so i'm back out here live. we found our first halloweens could costume. this guy knows,

going there. like a scrappers do. is crazy crazy way to make a living. vader's me is the fact that you're stupid and you go. and you get blown up that puts myself with the bomb squad and he'll be guys all in danger we have to go in there. i can tell you how many times i've been in there on rescues people get injured or you know they're dead but you still have to go in and retrieve the body you still have to make sure that you're dead. i've always felt that a jet flying at six hundred miles an hour probably doesn't see me too well and know they have all this magic equipment on their jets but it still bothers me. that jet can fly over and fire rockets from fifteen miles away and not have any idea is there. not a comfortable spot where he comes there is no come over it again. what's the matter you high. jr nicknamed this compound freedom village marine code for a safe haven behind from its. up to go come in here a neighborhood on the other you had it on but i'll find it a good length poor to name. a spirit had a lot. aluminum fins stabilize a bomb or missile strike deck three and hansen its targeting dollars. jr retrieves

the potomac that goes from bad to worse. we're going to continue to update you on the situation here in old town alexandria. we're going to watch the potomac getting very, very close to jumping the bank here. and i'm going to send it back to you in the studio. >> all right. thank you, jessica doyle reporting live from old town where the water just keeps rising and it's going to get worse before it gets bernie time soon. >> the whole mid-atlantic coast has been battered by the storm already. >>> our 9news now reporter kristin fisher is in delaware at rehoboth beach. let's check in with her. >> we can see the wind picking up on you, kristin. >> reporter: almost definitely. we've been getting beaten by high winds and heavy rain and we're still 12 hours away from the worst part of hurricane sandy and about 30 hours before we can even hope to get a break in the wind and the rain. but the big story right now the waves. we're about half an hour past high tide and just check out the waves as they come in and crash on to rehoboth beach. this is some of the worst surf we've seen throughout the storm thus far. you can see the waves. so far they're crashing d

go with him and get the balanced property packed up. over and place in heightened security single cell over there. get him out, his stuff packed up and get him out of here. >> sometimes the risk has to be taken. if i make it and get caught, i get the consequences and have to accept the consequences. >> i'm going to place you on heightened security and move you out of the dorm. all right? appreciate your honesty with that. any other comments? >> no. >> turn around. cuff up. all right. back out. kneel down. black box. >> the black box is a security device placed over bowden's handcuffs to cover the key hole to prevent him from tampering with the lock. >> you understand you're being placed on heightened security, this will be required every time you leave your cell. right? >> him having a handcuff key is pretty scary. he can turn around, hurt a staff member or being on a transport try and escape on the transport. there's been officers in other states that have gotten killed because of inhates escaping and they had handcuff keys. we don't w

the cooperation. and we'll do everything we can to get all the services we need to everybody and to get this city back going. most of it, i hope, will come back during the day tomorrow. and we're just going to get through this the way we always do. thank you very much. >> that was new york city mayor michael bloomberg with his update on the storms effects on new york city. we continue our live coverage of sandy now classified as a post tropical cyclone by the national hurricane center. that doesn't mean the storm is any less dangerous. officials making that change only because sandy is now, quote, devoid of thunderstorms near the center. just after 8:00 p.m., hurricane sandy then, merging with what was once, two cold-weather systems made landfall in southern new jersey near atlantic city. sandy is still packing maximum wind gusts around 80 miles an hour and brought an historic storm surge with it. river flooding in lower manhattan has reached more than 13 feet and officials have now cut power to large parts of lower manhattan. in the west village of manhattan, a building partially collapsed amid the high wi

going even though the stop sign is up. i have been saying this over and over again. and i'm getting to point where i'm going to start kicking them. kicking the bicyclists because i can't get a license plate and report it down there or something like that. it's getting ridiculous. i know y'all are all for bicycle and lanes and spending all this money on that stuff. i don't care what you spend the money on. just put some signs up because it's getting ridiculous. thank you. >> thank you, sir. next speaker. >> the san francisco bicycle coalition. i wanted to come up here and talk about one of the many projects that wasn't talked about today. including second street and want to echo concerns about the project being delayed yet again. this is a situation where we have a study within a study, which is usually not a great situation to be in. we support the work that this body is doing to try to move that project forward and thank you for your concern there. i also want to point out that the maintenance continues to be an issue for bicycle facilities. there needs to be better signage and mar

the storm drains go down. the water wasn't going down anymore. it was filling up the sewer systems. and you know it was most likely getting into the subway systems too. that's the salt water and electrical. that's why con edge shut down the power in lower manhattan. they knew the water was getting into the vital infrastructure. so it's going to be a messy clean up. tomorrow still damage to be done. tomorrow is not even a die for clean up. some storm surge early in the morning. it won't be probably to halloween on wednesday that people even begin to get the power on. they will get the important hospitals and stuff up first. >> sure. bill karins, great to have you with us tonight. >>> coming up, we'll have the latest from lower manhattan. michelle franzen. you're looking at 57th street in manhattan where 1,000 feet above the ground, 80 floors up, is a crane that tipped over. it's just swinging in the wind. and they have evacuated the businesses and apartments and buildings in that nearby area. police officials and rescue officials are just waiting for that crane to come down. and officials have been told that they are not a

the confines of congress to goat thing -- get things done. but hopefully they will appeal to the people who will get these politicians going in the right way. >> you've been listening to jerry mi stenson. to see this interview and oth earl canned interviews, log on to abc2news.com/politics. don't forget to vote tuesday november the sixth. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message.

through the next recession with going higher but sooner or later and sooner it's getting sooner this is going to be a catastrophe eventually the market's going to say we're not going to give you any more money you're spendthrift we don't believe you anymore the same happened to the u.k. in the in the one nine hundred seventy s. they were the richest country in the world after the first world war three generations later they were bankrupt bankrupt they couldn't even sell government bonds do you think there would have to be another viable reserve currency before that happens for the united states. bankruptcy may lead to another viable world currency probably because there's nothing on the horizon right now the euro as it's well it's constructed now it's not properly constructed to be to service the world maybe if we have a new euro if it's reconstructed it's reorganize it would work we don't have an alternative right now can't be the end can't be the renminbi you know. in trouble we're in trouble so you think that the country could potentially the united states could have s

the potomac river. we're going to keep an eye on it. we'll let you know if it starts to get to a point where it's going to jump the bank. that will be our main job this morning. we're going to stay on location in this position as long as it stays safe. in the meantime i'm going to send it back to you guys in the studio. >> all right, thank you. that's jessica doyle reporting live if old town alexandria where she says the water just keeps rising and rising. >>> if you're in the immediate d.c. area to the west, you probably have at least a little time left to get ready for a power outage. >> charge your cell phone now.  dim the brightness feature on your phone and turn off any unnecessary apps to conserve battery power. make sure your digital camera has fresh batteries so you can take photos of any storm damage. this will be important for any insurance coverage that you might have to file a claim against. and all those halloween decorations, take them down now, even a small pumpkin can cause serious damage if it's picked up and hurled by strong winds. again if you're a monday

the rain is going to continue to move on shore as the storm gets closer. conditions are going to deteriorate. portions of north carolina reporting wind gusts at 45 miles per hour. making our way up into delaware and new jersey and long island, we are winds gusting over 35 miles per hour. southern new england seeing gusts across cape cod up near 30 miles per hour as well. the storm is on the northeast track as well. because of the high pressure, it has nowhere to go but to the north and west. it makes land fall in central jersey or southern jersey or delaware. no matter where it hits, we are going to see the same effects. the tropical storm force wind extended 500 miles out from the storm. here is a time line for you. this evening, the surge is starting to build because of the high tide from north carolina, even up to new jersey. your typical low lying flood prone areas already see minor flooding. as we go into tomorrow morning, here you see the yellows indicate where we will see minor effects and more of a major effect. the surge will build at the high tide

go into the afternoon. this 72 is going to be the high for today. that is going to be coming above average. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. well, as you mentioned we are and unfortunately a crash on . the west side of the beltway in wood lawn on the outer loop at security boulevard. north of the scene, here's what it looks like at liberty road. checking in and taking a live look you'll notice it's causing a massive backup it's going to take you 14 minutes right now to travel that outer loop from 795 down towards 95. as far as the beltway is concerned in parkville a live look at harford road, normal conditions, no problems as you do travel up towards towson. and as we pull up another drive time the jfx going to be in great shape. no delays traveling from southbound -- southbound from 695 all the way downtown. that stretch will take you just 11 minutes. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. megan and charlie, over to you. >>> in this morning a trial begins for two people cited for giving teens alcohol. the teenagers l

the economy. ultimately, if we don't get the economy going, we all fail. so longer term, this is very important to get the economy back on its feet because we can, in the short term, as businesses, pull back on our capital budgets, pull back on employment and prkt our earnings. that's in the end doesn't promote the american economy. more importantly, it puts people out of work. >> how does your business change or need to be resized if, in fact, the president wins re-election and the health care expense stays in place as a result of that health care reform? >> we will have a consumer marketplace and consumers are going to want something that's very simple and affordable. quite frankly, given the current legislation and little impact on underlying health care costs, premiums are going to go up in 2014. it's what we're calling the rate shock. people are going to find it difficult to afford health care. so we're going to have to do our part as a company to reduce those costs and make our product more affordable. >> mark, always good to see you. thanks for your

up theerks going address the -- get up, they're going to address the crowd. bruce bochy and larry will get up there, probably some of the other notables. the cable cars come rolling down market street. i think about really just a couple weeks ago, how improbable all this was denny when they were down, you know, a couple games right off the bat in the divisional series and it didn't look good for the giants at all. >> what they accomplished was unprecedented in postseason history to come back when you're down two games to none in the first series, of course, the division series, and then they find themselves in the hole against st. louis. no team had done what they did and that's why like you said, hard to believe it would have happened a couple weeks ago. >> just amazing. a guy who keems coming back is mike sugerman, he's back with more. >> reporter: i'm here with aubrey huff. aubrey, where's your thong? well, don't like the question about thongs, i guess. that was last year. here's javier lopez. javier! you ever been in anything like this before? >> 2010 is a

the high temperature 57 degrees, the average high,er 69. we're going to get back to the 60s tomorrow, 62 on tuesday. 70 on wednesday. the warmest day of the week. but another front is going to come through wednesday night and knock your temperatures back to the 60s again on thursday and friday. so, again, a little rain to believe tonight for the o's game. the time is coming up on 6:15, see what happened on the roads, sara? >> good morning, tony. one accident of note is clear. in abington along route 7. the best to normal there in terms of closures. if you are going to head out on southbound 83, the harrisburg expressway checking out just fine. 67 in mt. caramel. 63 in the south side. west side on average, 58 degrees. speeds at around 61. continuing to look good from 175 down to 197 and the capital beltway. switch over to a live view and show you what it looks like in our cameras. ellicott city, 29. southbound 108 problem free at the moment. show you what it looks like elsewhere. a live view of traffic at 795 at franklin boulevard. southbound traffic going awa

the noon hour and our thursday afternoon is going to end up being nice. speaking of hair spray, a little breezy in the afternoon. out of a direction that we'll get rid of the humidity. we're going to have a few weekend showers to deal with. not so much on saturday, there will be a few around in the afternoon, but on sunday, we will likely be dealing with showers and a big temperature drop coming for sunday and monday. chilly air is on the way. i'll show you. 82 degrees for us today, ding this despite having a lot of sunshine. can you imagine. we could have been pushing upper 80s. 71 in buffalo. a warm one in wilmington. i want to show you the contrast. why we are finding places like phoenix, here comes a shot that will create snow from massachusetts to the dakotas and the high temperature was only 39. 57 for fargo and that cold air will be on the move tomorrow and that's the kind of chill that we are expecting to get in here on sunday. now tomorrow, it's a warm one and still a little bit humid for the first half of the day. humidity will drop as we go through the afternoon. but check that out. average is 73. soak this up, because sord it's a tra

fortunately, a -- unfortunately, the data tells us the economy is going to get even worse. in barcelona, they are trying to take attitudes like that in stride. >> persons in the army will appear. any kind of fear shows how weak is spain and spanish politics, defending or trying to avoid the politics. >> the economic impact of catalan independence is disputed, but at least it can be measured in facts and figures. what cannot be measured is feeling, and there is a huge wave of nationalist sentiment here. that put formal support for independence of around 52%, but what no one can know is the point at which the way it becomes unstoppable -- the way of becomes unstoppable. it is just a folk dance, but it is performed outside the theater every sunday and has massive significance. people died to -- for the right to speak their own language, sing their own folk song. up to now, the cultural freedom symbolized here has been enough to contain it, but we still do not know where the crisis ends. >> that was paul mason. the former secretary general of the united nations says he has spent

the wrong side, you end up with a big run. that time coleman simply couldn't get there. now that they get the running game goinghave the possibility of some play action. coleman is a little snippy. he'll get around that line of scrimmage and try to make some plays. >> al: second and one. bradshaw goes before he's tackled at the 35 yard line. first down. >> cris: that's what happened last week. larry fitzgerald, a little play fake up the middle, coleman hesitated, came up the step to go play the run. they hit a long one for a touchdown over the top. in order to get those kind of plays for this eagles defense, you have to establish running the football. >> al: 34. and that shoulder again. hixon came in to the game tonight in the two games he had played for the giants. he had four total catches. tonight he has five. >> cris: they're going to end up bringing some pressure right up the middle here. but eli got him into an audible situation. he saw the single safety in the middle of the field. knew he just had one on one on the outside. domenik hixon may have found himself a role on this football team. they were conc

the heavy rain. but we have this unsettled pattern to get through. we're going to see light, spotty showers return, another round getting into this evening. in addition to that, gusty winds on the way. this evening into tomorrow morning, we get another wave and then we'll get another one as we head into your wednesday. but sierra nevada has been getting quite a bit of the white stuff. snow levels up to 5,500 feet. and up to 6 inches of white fresh powder over that sierra nevada range. throughout the remainder of the day, the cold air settles in. the spotty clouds is an indication of a very cold air mass moving into the bay area. it all works out like this. lingering showers, another wave tonight. tomorrow morning, a showery commute with afternoon thunderstorms, mostly over our local mountains. and then by wednesday, a few a.m. showers, finally getting that sunshine. but temperatures will be cool throughout the week. we still have more to talk about when it comes to that giants game. stick around for that forecast. right now, back to you guys. >> christina, thank

>> the water was getting in the house. >> water was getting in the house? >> it's going to be worse later. >> i've been hearing from everyone here in the neighborhood that already what we're seeing here, the effects of sandy, are already worse than what we saw with irene. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> now, you see you have packed up the dog. you were under a mandatory evacuation, but you did decide to wait until this moment. did you think that there was a time you could actually ride it out? >> yeah. >> we did until the winds really started picking up. the tide wasn't going out at all, and it was well past high tide. >> i think a lot of public officials are going to be glad that you are heeding the warning and deciding to get out. i'm going to let you get on with your boat. thank you very much for waiting. suzanne, i also want you to take a look down the street here. the guy that you see in the scuba gear, his name is paul. he is a lifeguard. paul, come on over here and talk to me here for a moment. take off the goggles and what not. i know you have been down here in the

really different, perhaps, is the fact that the a's are getting used to these situations and they've proven they can handle the intensity and pressure and go out there and get the job done. >> we've done it so many times there's always going to be that confidence until we actually make the last out. >> i guess to say the ultimate magic our mentality is just that. i don't really know how to describe the magic word. but when you go out there and give it your all. more times than not, good results will happen. more and more what we're capable of, it's getting scary. >> i like it. >> i don't think we should change anything. keep it loose. have a lot of fun. and give it 100%. so whatever the results are going to be. win or lose, obviously, we'd love a win. whatever the results are, i think we can win with ourselves, we do give it 100%. >> last night as the a's braved their final three outs, he gave his teammates a pep talk, he told them to see it and believe it. they certainly did that, and now a's fans are hoping that once again the green and gold give them another day to believe. janelle, jessica. >> lots of believing in the works right now.

the tax reform trap. and here's how it goes. a candidate says i'm going to lower the tax rates but i'm going to broaden the tax base. what you get is lower rates, you get a lot of the former, you get very little of the latter. because like bob says, once you start going into how you're going to broaden the base, then it's don't look at me, look at the other guy. so the danger of this tax reform trap that governor romney is trying to sell right now is that you're going to end up with massively lower tax rates and you're not going to broaden the base much at all such that you'll have an explosive budget deficit, it's very much what we saw in the bush supply side trickle down years. >> bob, debatess left. the vice presidential debate, the town hall presidential debate and then the debate on foreign policy. >> i think we throw out the myth that somehow or other only the first debates matter. i think the other debates will have big audiences. i'm through with the expectations game. i think vice president biden will do very well next week. i think the president will bring his best game to these next two debates. this guy is a fourth q

the syrian civil war good. luck getting. started it's. my only go back to you in new york here there was a bit of a blow out there about what's the nature of democracy in this conflict here and you disagreed flem so go ahead you can finish up your point. i think i think this this conflict is also about democracy and the syrian people who are fighting for their right to vote in their own country and not to live under a one party system i also disagree with flint and the things that he says that this is the same as what america did in libya you can compare american involvement in libya which involved using fighter bomber jets and nato to what is happening in syria and i think america's actually taking the right choice by backing what is happening in syria and in terms of iran well the arab spring has been a disaster from the beginning for iran we saw what happened of the tehran on the line moving the one in there and basically backed the syrian people against the iranian regime's point of view and this is just going to get this current trend of the ar

the dark blue color. and we are going to have the prunt of the high tides going through tomorrow. so we are talking about the eastern shore and western shore going to get the worst of it then. for today's eastern shore looking at some coastal flooding. let's talk about the rain projections and we can see the areas here shaded in the red color. so we are talking about 6 to 8 inches of rain falling when this is all said and done across the area. also, we are going to be dealing with the winds picking up as well. so as we go through time we are dealing with windy conditions and that's a shot of rehobeth beach pound with high surf and wave action and wind action. so speak of the wind action we come on back home and we can see what's in store going through the remainder of the evening and into tomorrow and we have tropical storm force winds. tropical storm force winds begin at 39 miles an hour. we can see that we are at 45 to 60 with gusts up to 70 and then we look at the gusts on to the north and to the east hurricane storm force winds. all right let's get a check of the traffic with lauren good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned, the eas

the economy going? >> that's true. how are you going to getn in taxes hanging over the head of the economy. >> here's what i'm trying to understand. he's going to talk about lowering taxes, but yet -- >> no. lowering tax rates. >> lowering tax rates, but if ultimately what he's going to suggest on the flip side is, frankly, actually certain people's taxes are going to go up because he's moved to the middle on that issue, how do you square that circle as people would say? >> i think what he says is we're going to hold the total amount of taxes collected constant. we're going to lower the amount of deductions so that we can lower the marginal rate so there's more incentive to work. then you won't lower the marginal rate. what he holds is he holds the spending constant. constant, let the economy grow so he can bring the spending back to an historic 20% of gdp. >> but effectively, he's going to end up raising taxes on some people. >> howard recognizes what a train wreck it is that he's willing to go over the fiscal cliff rather than go down the pa