for the first time, gm is giving us a peek at how they smash or bash a new model long before any critic can. and abc's elisabeth leamy is the one to take us behind the scenes. >> reporter: it's like hazing for cars. engineering as an extreme sport. these are the tests the leaner, meaner general motors is putting its vehicles through. tests the public has never seen before. we had unprecedented access to the gm proving ground, one of the most secretive sites in the automotive world. our tour guide on the wild ride is james bell, gm's new head of consumer affairs an audacious choice because he spent years slamming automotive companies as a journalist, once callinged cadillac cim m arron a real letdown. >> reporter: gm is the car company that produced infamous chevy vegas, x cars in '80s and saturns and plain ugly pontiac aztecs in the 2000s, that's why the post bailout strategy is to improve reliability and its reputation. with more and more extreme testing. first up, wicked weather. every car on the assembly line endures the water test booth. when i psh this button? sxwlt torrent will be

to the gm question. need to have the capabilities on society to repurpose out of the -- what's released when something dies. when something old falls, but there's not enough that in pakistan or egypt. i didn't talk about china or india, a different story, but that gets to the point you talked about. >> host: what do you teach here at george mason? >> well, i teach economics and social entrepreneurship. i teach in the public school, believer in entrepreneurship as a transformative society, but a social interneerpship course thinks about addressing public challenges in an intrerp entrepreneurial manner, new pathways to make the most of that. there's folks in the book who saw you, folks who are social entrepreneurs, but they are entrepreneurs. i love the environment, great teaching here. i have colleagues lie tie lar colin, great man on economics, and a lot of other colleagues in different disciplines, louise shelly, a global leader in documents and researching and working on human trafficking. president ob

mike rizzo, the gm of the nationals. thank you.e two out of three. >> love it. >> it's exciting. it's 1:07. we are literally just hours away from the first playoff game here in washington, d.c. >> great work. get all the big guys to come out. appreciate it. >>> he is only 19 years old. he already has an impressive risumi. singer chris cab has worked closely with t payne, wycliffe jean, has more than 7 million youtube hits. his e p titled rise is here. he is performing here at the u street music hall this evening. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, tony. >> 19 years old. i know this is the beginning for you, really. you have to be thrilled with how things are starting. >> i'm super happy and super fortunate and blessed to be here and want to work hard and happy to work hard. >> from what i have read, your first time in the studio to record was when you were 13 years old. your father brought some time for you? >> i begged him for a long time. he was like, that's expensive. i don't know about that. he took me to meet ferrell. he h

stacy started as an executive assistant to the gm in 2009 after 22 years in the recreation field. during that time she developed connections with staff at all levels of the department, with landscaping and rec staff, administrative staff, maintenance crew, commissioners and yes the general manager. stacy has a lovely personality and respectfulness is well known and appreciated by the staff who can count on stacy to handle requests with patience, grace and a can do attitude and addresses needs of the public and representatives of other departments using those outstanding attributes. in addition she has assumed the responsibility of the commission liaison for the department which she handled graciously for the past three months while margaret was out. her positiveness, grace, and extraordinary customer service skills immove the morale of the department as a whole and for these reasons she deserves the award. we are special will honored to have a dedicated and motivated employee and i want to say stacy i haven't met someone who is positively even keeld and the word is "graceful" and

ashley black is the gm. the orange pep rally. buffalo wild wings, the garrison forest shopping center. it's still here. we have the signs going. go orioles. . >>> in tonight's health alert another red flag is being raised over the chemical bpa. it's used to make hard plastics and dental items. most of us have it in our body but the fda banned it in baby bottles. now a study find it's can change pregnant women and newborn boys thyroid levels. when the baby boys level was higher apparently the levels went up. researchers worry that even small changes in the function could change the behavior and development of young children. >>> you know as it gets colder we tend to get more cold and sniffles. there may be another reason to have the congestion and cough. it could be fall allergies. >> reporter: when the leaves turn and fall to the ground allergies can make a come back. >> mostly you will see ragweed. that's the biggest one that comes out. in the spring more of the pollen, grasses, molds. >> reporter: it's easy to mace take fall al

the corporate. it was done in europe. [indiscernible] it was banning gm. thousands of people die in africa because of the high prices of food. this is a source of fear that basically takes people like myself that works for environmental causes, benefits the environment and fight against -- [indiscernible] move to a world that relies on reliablrenewable sources. >> we are going to have to leave it there, but i want to thank you both for being with us. stacy malkan, longtime advocate for environmental health and spokesperson for the "yes on 37 california right to know campaign." shias author of, "not just a pretty face: the ugly side of the beauty industry." and professor david zilberman, co-director of the center for sustainable resource development in the school's college of natural resources and prof. of agriculture and resource economics at university of california, berkeley. when we come back, we will be joined by a well-known journalist michael pollan. ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodm

writes sort of the leviathon of the american industry. >> the big three, gm, ford, and chrysler stille the bulk of their american production in the midwest. ohio, michigan, some in illinois. some in kansas city, in texas. there used to be plants in georgia and missouri. as we all know, the industry has shrunk quite a bit in recent years, part of the problem, which general motors, ford, and chrysler has added too many plants and too few buyers. the industry has gone through a tremendous restructuring. but it is a national industry, and of course, the japanese automakers and the german automakers are concentrated on the southern states. tennessee, kentucky, alabama. >> and they build their cars here to sell here, right? they build their cars here, mainly, right? >> every major automaker, if they're successful, tries to build as many cars as they can, in the market in which they're selling them. and that's no different, if it's the u.s. or europe, or china, for that matter. and china has the additional qualifications of the chinese government requires any automaker that's making cars the

in the case of gm, the government invested $50 billion in the bail out and swapped 50 billions of that for that equity stake. a private capital were demanding a better terms would not have left gm with as much cash. that is why gm is in such good shape because having $30 billion on their books from the government, unlike the 1979 chrysler bailout where chrysler was required to pay the money back. gm had to pay back $8 billion or nine billions and the rest was swapped. >> yes, the government put $50 billion in to gm, but 20 billion went into that before the bankruptcy. we would have said to anybody, do you want a piece of this? you can have some of it. some of it when in as a form of equity because we did not want to repeat the mistake that gm had made in the past, which is taking on too much debt and being unable to manage its business. we left it with a lot of cash because the process was so quick, it had to be so quick, because we were free consumers would it stop buying these cars, and gm was such a mess. i can tell you lots of stories about how they did not know how much cash was i

the gm disputed valentine's comments. ng to espn, the red sox are close to signing the 36-year-old ortiz to a two-year deal worth an estimated 25 million bucks. ortiz's also denies valentine's story. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama hammers mitt romney for shape shifting at the boca debate, abandoning his past policies. with 13 days until election day, the fight for this win state is on. we'll knock it around with our "morning joe" crew. >>> when we come back, we huddle around the water cooler to watch jon stewart examine that third presidential debate. "way too early" coming right back. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. at usaa, we know military life is different. we've been there. that's why every bit of financial advice we offer is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brings advice. call or visit

do have buck as the manager and ducket as the gm, you could not ask for a better combination. >> as far as the local team is concerned. we want to tell them we will be back next year they better get ready for it. >> all statements, which represented here in new york city from orioles fans. we had a chance to catch up with a bunch of them today. >> he mentioned what an emotional roller-coaster it has been out here and at yankee stadium. we have the heartbreaking loss in game 3 that they got a little hope -- then we got a little hope. tonight, another heart for a loss. i talked to a lot of orioles fans. it is a very brave and into -- thing to do to come out to the yankees stadium and root for the orioles. each one of them tell me what they are upset, they are not going to detroit, they're still proud of their team. >> it is in 15 years. i could not miss this game. it was so much promise, so much hope before game 5 of the alds. got to sense something special happened. o's.t's go he knew i had my 2012 postseason sweatshirt on. i am ready to go. i'm so excited. >> all good things must come t

and 2007 equinox and 2007 to 09 poupt being a g-5 and 07 tonight and saturn ion alaffected by the recall. gm says the fuel pumps could crack and cause a potentially dangerous fuel leak. own kers get a free replacement by contacting gm dealer. >>> expect to pay more for meat because of the extended drought from the summer, farmers had to pay more for grain to feed the animals. the rising cost will not affect just the butchers but restaurants and dinner tables across the u.s. >>> and the newly released 3d flick hotel transylvania is a big hit for the moviegoers. the movie brought in 43 million dollars. number two spot went to looper and that stars joseph gordon levit and end of watch brought in 8 million in text sale >>> many believe tsa agents need some more training. how two loaded weapons wentunchecked undetected and made their way onto flights this last week. good morning begins right now. >> you are watching the station that works for you. now, good morning maryland. >> abc2 is working for you making sure you don't get scamedif you are trying to get your hands on the o's playoff tickets.

shut down and never open all of the jobs would have lost. capitol in gm , be reallocate many other jobs would be created in the economy. they weaken automakerings. out of bankruptcy they would be owned by car makers that knew how to make a profit. >> thank you very much. worker burnout part of the economic fall out. sounds right, but it is wrong. silver lining on hard working americans on cash in texas taking on a united nations backed group trying to monitor the elections in the u.s.. somesome calling to cut off funds tut un once and for all. we debate and you decide . don't mess with texas. on election day un will be monitoring poling station and texas general said if they overstep texas law he will arrest them and not just texas florida congressman calling to cut u.s. funds to the un over this issue. >> we don't need the un we have a federal election commission and by the way, the un has no jurisdiction over the u.s. electio. you know the new york rubber room for teachers. they are a rubber room for general motor bureaucra. they never cared. they get m

he did say the gm bailout. all the things he said you didn't say last time, you better say this time and so he did. >> fox 5 political analyst mark plotkin, there is a lot more to talk about and what we're going to do is continue this now. my colleague will thomas has a different perspective on some people who were watching this debate tonight as well. >> we continue our coverage now with a unique perspective on tonight's debate , a view from a group of college students. we have three from american university and another right here from george mason, lindsay sandoval, nick clementi, nate farris. your future after college, who do you sold it to you better that you will be able to find a job after you graduate from american university? >> i'm kind of lucky because i still have 2 1/2 years before i graduate, but i do think that obama, when he was talking about his pell grants, i'm someone who relies on financial aid and merit aid to go to school, so that resonated with me. >> let's cut over to ryan. what do you thi

shut down and never open all of the jobs would have lost. capitol in gmreallocate many other jobs would be created in the economy. they weaken automakerings. out of bankruptcy they would be owned by car makers that knew how to make a profit. >> thank you very much. worker burnout part ofhe economic fall out. sounds right, but it is wrong. silver lining on hard working americans on cash in texas taking on a united nations backed group trying to monitor the elections in the u.s.. somesome calling to cut off funds tut un once and for all. we debate and you decide . the capital one cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus. and everyone, but her... likes 50% more cash. but, i have an idea. do you want a princess dress? yes how about some cupcakes? yes lollipop? yes! do you want an etch a sketch? yes! do you want 50% more cash? no you got talent. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. with a0% annual cash bonus it's the card for people who like more cash. what's in your wallet? i usually say that. are we there yet? are we there yet? [ male

the auto industry, but for who? ohio or china? under president obama, gmut 15,000 american jobs, but they're planning to double the number of cars built in china, which means 15,000 more jobs for china, and now comes word that chrysler plans to start making jeeps in, you guessed it, china. what happened to the promises made to autoworkers in toledo and throughout ohio? >> that provoked a general motors spokesman to release this statement "we've clearly entered some parallel universe during these last few days. no amount of campaign politics at its cynical worst will diminish our record of creating jobs in the u.s. and repatriating profits back to this country." and in an e-mail addressed to his employees today, chrysler's ceo said "i feel obliged to unambiguously restate our position. jeep production will not be moved from the united states to china. jeep assembly lines will remain in operation in the united states and will constitute the backbone of the brand. it is inaccurate to suggest anything different." ari melber, i've just been trying to imagine wh

administration stand-in to play favorites with union workers over nonunion workers in the course of the gmtcy. this may have an effect on the election, in particular in ohio. back in 2009, and auto parts maker named delphi went through bankruptcy right around the time that gm did because it had once been owned by gm. the pensions of the uaw workers were saved. but the nonunion pensions were terminated. it's left up to 20,000 older nonunion members in ohio with reduced or minimal pensions. trace gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom. reporter: delphi was spun off from gm 13 years ago during the whole restructuring, those 20,000 delphi workers lost almost all of their pensions. they were not members of united auto the united auto workers union, but the delphi workers who were members of the uaw kept their pensions. all along from the white house and the treasury department is only acting as a facilitator between the pbgc. that is a government agency that handles such a thing. the committee now has e-mails to prove that the treasury department and secretary tim geithner were heavily in

that osama bin laden is dead, but there is a fear there is a lot more osama bin ladens out there and the gming shaky, these days, you know the administrations key assets might turn to boomerang. >> i think people are getting tired offin hearing that line fm joe biden, they know that obama did the same thing, that any president in modern day would have made, the idea for taking any credit for what the brave military personnel did and to accent weight his -- to accent wait his role in it, instead of commenting the men and women is rank eling a lot of people these days. neil: thank you have much, ed meese. you were looking at joe biden, and his wife, you know that story, he asked her to marry him a half doe dozen times, we're waiting just a few minutes from the start of the debate, will go at 1 minute 30, it will en view. martha raddatz will introduce both. and then i have covered all technologies for you in 30 seconds, something that is taken them 25 minutes, that is the add the value. everyone in the nicu, all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you tho

>> after what i saw in america with a contract law was trampled with the gm bankruptcy and chrysler banknything is possible. it will depend on what administration is in power for how much america get involved. europe doesn't have the bankruptcy laws we have here to manipulate a process and to come out of it and pick winners and losers as to how creditors get paid off and come back as a healthy company with loads of taxpayer money as gm did. anything is possible. david: is it conceivable you can make a case the bailout was successful when it turns out the u.s. government gave 40% of an american car company to an italian company that is now rated as junk? >> i see no way it is conceivable but the politicians campaigning on the issue are obviously saying it is successful. it is designed to fool people who have not paid close attention and don't realize how many billions of taxpayer dollars have been wasted and how little this really has done for america. the auto industry will fi survie without such drastic measures. it could have been done without billions of taxpayer dollars thrown at the

but in the case of gm and chrysler, the corps did uphold that. the only waiver i can think of is treasury did change the rules for allowing new gm and new chrysler to retain the deferred tax losses from the old company. >> [inaudible] >> that change was for any company. >> it was. >> it was done because a lot of companies in the position of the time, the treasury was trying to help the restructuring of the american economy. but i have no idea what you are talking about when you say secretary dieter issued waiver after a waiver. there were no waivers. i was there and there were no waivers. >> we will do question and response. on the million jobs been, the center for auto research developed that number, they are an independent body in michigan. in the case of chrysler, when we were trying to decide whether to save chrysler, we did work on how many jobs would be lost if chrysler went down. our answer was 300,000. that may seem like a lot, but you have to consider all the dealers, suppliers, other effects. i would can see that over time, and this is

whether the obama administration stepped into play favorites with union workers in the course of the gm delphi bankruptcies. more than 20,000 non-union workers saw their pensions terminated, but the pensions of uaw workers were saved entirely. house ways and means committee chairman says they now have e-mails the approved the treasury department and kagan were heavily involved in the decisions concerning delphi pension treatment and termination. after a series of denials the obama campaign is apparently indicating the president was involved during a conference call yesterday reversing an earlier position. >> a policy that the president under check was one that was designed to save the larger universe of people who rely on the auto industry. lou: of the larger universe of people. the auto bailout, one of the obama campaign's principal talking points and focuses in this way states of ohio and michigan. joining me now, syndicated columnist ann coulter. racial demagoguery from the 70's to obama. good to have you with us. >> good to be here. lou: your reaction to these e-mails in which we fi

sold 2800 chevy volts during the month. gmr before the number came out at the top of the hour and it is $0.06 higher. basically flat sales compared to last september similar to the other one. look at toyota. sales up in the u.s. 41.5% compared to last year when it was struggling with the effect of the tsunami and the stock is still down a little. back in 90 seconds with dr. mark siegel. doctors are worried about the effect of obamacare and obamacare concerns. vote for mitt romney. dr. siegel in 90 seconds. a little bit more vanilla? this is great! [ male announcer ] at humana, we believe there's never been a better time to share your passions... because the results... are you having fun doing this? yeah. that's a very nice cake! [ male announcer ] well, you can't beat them. [ giggles ] ohh! you got something huh? whoa... [ male announcer ] humana understands the value of spending time together that's a lot of work getting that one in! let's go see the birdies. [ male announcer ] one on one, sharing what you know. let's do it g

that didn't help you with the gm or citigroup when they were an annihilated. there is a place for speculation, place for index funds, which is another thing that the gray beards tell you to do. i want you to pick some stocks too. let's do it right. these so-called experts to stay stick the index funds. they assume that home gamers like you are brain dead and incapable of analyzing the prospects of publicly traded companies like yours. they don't think you can pick your own stocks. if you play with big household names and sometimes they even tell you it's okay to own etfs, if they are not crazy enough sometimes. that's the smug, conventional wisdom. and i'm a grizzled veteran, and i have been at the stock game 32 years. these pros who dismiss speculation are ignoring the human almost, the emotional component. and a lot of people invest and are fully engaged. they find the whole process boring, and they don't stay on top of what they own. it is true, if you neglect your own stocks and you don't have the motivation to do homework, you probably won't do too well, e

we'll find out for that is the gm move of the year. him and pitching him and starting him in the biggest game of the year. we are still waiting to see who the nat will play in the wild card game. winner takes on the nats. they will host the nats. still do want know the times of those games. it is funny. you got mattie ice coming in here with the falcons. if they play atlanta, it will be atlanta against washington and atlanta against washington. >> and both atlantas are going to lose. >> yeah, both going down. graham gano is coming in studio. he is kicking it with us this morning. back to you. >> thank you. a look at what is new at the movies. tim burton puts a new twist on a classic tale. what would happen if you can bring a past pet to life. kevin mccarthy is here with his review of frankenweenie. of when i was younger and... financially stable. we were poor. the mgm casino in michigan. and it changed her life. clerk. way up. insurance... and i make great money. seven will create... twelve thousand jobs. to accountants... and construc

the ad says under president obama, gm cut 15,000 jobs and planning to double the number of cars builtchina. and the ad said chrysler also plans to start making jeeps in china. but a general motors spokesman told "the detroit free press," quote, we've clearly entered some parallel universe during these last few days. no amount of campaign politics at its cynical worst will diminish our record of creating jobs in the u.s. and repatriating profits back into this country. okay. >> willie, what do you think of cargate? >> cargate. they shouldn't lie. >> i think it's subjectively untrue. the ad. i think that pretty much ends it, right? it's false. no? >> what romney said on the stump was false. the ad is true. >> right. >> it's misleading, but it's true. >> explain what you mean. >> i'm sorry. what? >> production in the u.s. that exists. they're making jeeps in the u.s., selling them in the u.s. they're talking about making jeeps to sell in china in china. romney initially suggested on the stump, wrongly, that they were going to move all jeep production to china, including selling -- buildi

. >> jim was the gm, but he was the first pick since i got here. he was the '07 first rounder. pitched magnificently with a lot of pressure on him. but it wasn't surprising. we've been relying on our pitching throughout the whole season. and when you can beat a really good team like the st. louis cardinals with three hits and two runs, you know the pitching staff has done a terrific job. >> the relievers were awesome. storen came in and had two strikeouts. the bull pen, we talked about the starting pitching. but we shouldn't sleep on how good the bull pen has been all season. >> i say pitching in general. the rotation's been great. the bull pen has been stellar all season for us. you know, with some injuries, injury to our closer last year, drew storen, clifford steps up and saves ourselves. and the performance of even a lesser -- the lesser known names, ryan matthews and sean burnett and the rest of them. mike gonzalez has pitched terrifically all season. >> i just saw drew storen, and i said, anything different today? just another day. groundhog day. just a lot more people wa

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over the ame period gm lost 400,000. how was that good fo workers? >> union members shouldhave a right to ionize. but the downside is the opportunities lost because union rules limit the of entrepreneurs ability to adapt and grow.

they're on such a roll the gm says he wished they can play today. they understood each game is huge, momentum is huge. it's a frustrate thing about not being able to play today. we're, you know, game ready and have played well in last two games. >> sky 7 hd flew over sfo. the plane got water service here by one of the airport bankers. javier lopez is in denner, his wife is about to give birth to the couple's second child. he will join the team tomorrow just in time for game three. >> yin voguel song starts with the giants tomorrow evening. that is a 5:07 p.m. first pitch. game five could be on monday in new york. >> wayne freedman will have live coverage from detroit. >> it will be cold. abc 7 can help you share pride on facebook. just go to facebook.com/abc 7 news, like us, then click the giants logo. pick the one you like. that will take us to here, you can choose to share any of the nine badges to show your support. >> we've talked about hurricane sandy. >> here is a first look at the weather. you can see skies are clear over the bay area, dry co

we're going to hop on the gm conference call in a few minutes to see if they have any more clarity in terms of restructuring. and don't forget, we've have the cfo joining us in about 15 minutes. but again, earning 85 cents a share in the third quarter. >> and phil, we can see in the premarket that stock's up by about 5.25% on this news. again, trading getting back to normal. and you can see reactions to these things, and the knee-jerk reaction is that the stock's up by more than 5%. thank you, phil. >> i don't know if we still have him there. >>> we talked about it a little bit earlier, here's a little more detail. pvh corporation is buying rival group in cash and stock. the deal uniting the calvin klein branded clothing under one corporate roof. it values warnaco. 34% premium over the recent close friday. warnaco owned the jeans and underwear license for calvin klein, pvh the rest of it. pvh owns tommy hilfiger, calvin klein in totality and talking about making ties for donald trump and p. diddy and a couple of other folks. used to be called -- and they changed their name. >> all of

>> we've seen paul ryan point out in his convention speech he tried to lay the blame of opposing the gm plan at the feet of president obama. there's a disturbing pattern of dishonesty coming from the vice presidential nominee that people haven't seen in the past. he's certainly supported policies in washington, d.c., to allow companies to export these jobs overseas. we need to make sure that he comes back and answers the question why does he support these policies? why do you support free trade deals and not fair trade deals? >> do you believe you're getting enough support from the democratic party? >> the democratic party has been with me from the beginning. they asked me to start this race, and they allowed me to build the organization i have today which helped me outraise paul ryan. >> you came here to follow -- i guess you're delivering petition signatures, looking for a debate? >> i already delivered 53,000 signatures. >> i think it would be hard to imagine he's going to pull off the ticket and debate in your district. >> i don't want him to pull off the ticket. i want him to come

a123 has two factories in the detroit area. >>> gm says it will start making an electric powered cadillac starting next year. the car will come with a four cylinder gasoline engine to run when the batteries run out. it will be made at a gm plant that makes the volt. apple is expected to announce the release of yet a newer but smaller ipad next week. the current ipad costs about $500. the new version is expected to cost half that and come with a smaller screen. apple invited reporters to next tuesday's event where the company will likely show off the new tablet. interestingly enough, steve jobs often complained that small tablets are difficult to use. but it will be exciting to see that. >> they will like the smaller price tag. >> thank you. in your sports news the new york yankees will have to climb out of a 3-0 hole if they want to play in the world series. game three of the american league championship series in detroit fourth inning, young gets the scoring started with a solo home run that clears the left field fence. top of the ninth yankees down by a run and threatening. post-season

the other utilities have really run. wow, here is a controversial one. gm stock has been climbing, not today, but i think it's in part because of the chinese cold war with japan. the chinese are staying away from japanese cars, especially toyota, i want to know if they are buying gm cars, could get the stock moving. in china. this is really -- this is maybe the most right now. obama/romney stock away from the business and obama's people, made it clear they won't sell the remaining stake in gm. tim massen said the same thing, the disposal agent. romney's camp indicated they will take gm immediately. they will sell that stock, so that's a pretty binary situation. you will get results from ralph lauren. will they be the next company that we thought was doing well and europe slowed? the stock went down 13 points, but that won't be enough. anything negative at all on the call, ralph lauren trades hard, up and down on very little volume. please be careful. there are huge numbers reporting, companies reporting on thursday, including exxon. i think that will be jus

the assistant gm has become the senior vice president of baseball operations, he did an amazing job in 41 year old wreck con it takes over. he has gotten offers from several teams over the years. not one but several world series titles open to be brought here. >> i can't imagine it being as special to me as being here and a chance to win for white sox fans and in chicago where i grew up i'm happy my boys get to experience sports in this city and have an up close look at how it works. my doctor is pretty excited about it. he has wanted me to diet. it's no secret that i am an intense competitor unfortunately that comes with a certain amount of physical issues along the way and i was warned that i needed to dial back. the final moment for the bulls the final preseason game against the pacers jamie bulger is there for the cleanup the bulls led 52-43 at the half. nate robinson will go coast to coast. still close in the final quarter. looking for a dagger at that point and they got one. the bulls were 97-9. dire news for nhl fans all of the games have been canceled for the month of november.

the gm is on hand and watching the guys. everyone staying positive and upbeat, unphased and bryce harper who struggled in the first two games, one for 10 told me today that it's two games and he's not worried at all and expects to start raking soon and he loves the thought of playing before a packed house tomorrow. >> and i think that they thriving on a post season team and they want us to come in here and win. i think coming home the next three games, you know, home all year and it's tough. the st. louis team and i think our pitch is pretty good and works well. and that is going to keep going. >> and we feel comfortable playing at home. we have been in a good position to win at home and win the series. if we can do that, we'll be set sitting pretty. >> the base all year long, have been outstanding and we got the philly fans and start taking up the space ourselves and it's great. they enjoyed, you know, playing here we love the city, ballpark and fans. >> reporter: teammates will square off tomorrow. jackson taking on carper