bottom of the ninth inning. 1-0 the red sox lead. en so good this entire postseason. koji uehara taking over as the closer has been brilliant. victor martinez first up. then peralta. then avila. strike one. >> tim: that's 12 straight strikes in the last two games thrown by uehara. eight on sunday, we got the win. and four straight tonight. >> tim: struck out fielder, after tazawa struck out cabrera with the tying run at third. that was in the eighth. that's into left center field. can he get down for a single. and victor martinez to the bag to start the night. >> tim: probably a pinch runner now for martinez. >> joe: perez is going to come off the bench. meanwhile victor martinez stumbled after getting around the first base bag trying to get around to second. let's take a look. >> tim: the ball was trying to get past -- past an outfielder. remember he missed all of last year with a bad left knee. >> joe: hernan perez does the running. >> tim: also worth noting had the red sox not been in that no double defense that ball perhaps is thr

the red sox win it all. op of each other, team, team, team, no team shows it more than these guys have. set off a celebration across the city. then this, this is the finish line at the boston marathon last night. we remember that's what boston strong is all about. the fans took a moment to remember what happened there just six months ago. we get inside the game and its larger importance in a moment. >> quite a moment it was. >>> also ahead, an exclusive interview with vice president joe biden as he apologizes for the obama care website rollout. he's the highest ranking administration official to do so so

tazawa getting loose for the red sox in their pen now. >> tim: first pitch. what a thrill. >> joe: nava spent all of 2011 in the minor leagues. part of 2012. established himself this year, hitting .303. eighth-best average in the american league. and it's up to him here in the sixth. ball two. >> tim: good play, avila. the breaking ball, for the most part, is easy to block in the dirt. but not the fastball because you're not anticipating it being in the dirt. breaking balls, you are. so, you go down with it. >> joe: ball three. the lefty finally getting loose. the left-handed-hitting shortstop, stephen drew, on-deck. that will load them up. and now, a decision for jim leyland. >> tim: take a pitcher out of a no-hitter? it's early to where it wouldn't be an issue in the sixth. if he let him wait until the seventh, it might be. maybe. >> joe: at this pace, 111 pitches already. pitching in the sixth. we're miles away from that kind of a night. it's up to stephen drew. season-high six walks to add to that pitch count for sanchez. >> tim: you want smyly pitching to

well, the yellow is the red and the green, huh? okay. well, let me ask this, what color--red and what color will equal white? cyan. - bluish green. - cyan. this color here, greenish blue. we don't call it greenish blue. we call it, what? begin with a c. - cyan. - cyan. that's right. and how about this, magenta, we call it. magenta and what give white? green. green. that's right. here's an interesting thing. can you do algebra? white take away red equals what? three. [laughs] white take away red... cyan. gives cyan. shall i do that again? yeah. there's your white. now, i'm gonna take the red away from it. watch where my finger is. i'll take the red away. whoops. [laughter] and what's it turned into? cyan. cyan. did you ever wonder why the sea water is a cyan color? it's green and blue. how many people have never wondered that? "so, well, it's cyan--" no, no, no, no, there's a reason why it had to be a cyan. can we have the lights please, ted? sure. -- it turns out that seawater, any kind of water, absorbs, like mad, infrared. in fact, if y

the red sox against the yankees with dave roberts who came in and stole the biggest base in red sox historyew out the first pitch tonight. >> tim: yeah! >> joe: the 1-2. shattered bat. from the hole. iglesias -- safe at first and now the ball goes out of play, and down to second will go jonny gomes. >> tim: guarding the line was cabrera. and the throw was wide by iglesias, and no way that jose could make that play. >> joe: iglesias is trying to do too much. here is the game summary. we are in the bottom 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

the red sox are world champions! to ken rosenthal. >> ken: shane this is the first red sox team to win a world series at fenway park since 1918. how much did you talk about that, the idea of making history? >> you know, honestly with this team, we focus all year long. our goal from day one was to be the best team that we could possibly be. we wanted to end up here. we worked hard every single day. hey, we're world champs. i can't believe it! >> ken: shane, you won a world series. we all know what happened here in april in the marathon. how much more meaningful is it to win this series in this park in this city? >> hey, all i know isser that affected in the tragedy. boston strong! thank you very much. that's all i got to say. >> ken: now what about your b e bases loaded at bat. you've had magic in the postseason. >> my parents always told me, take every moment, live every moment, love every moment. i just said hey, i got another moment. i missed two games. time to shine. do what can you. i was able to get in a good hit

. >> the red sox are word champions! >> for the first time in more than 90 years, the boston red sox win the world series in front of the fenway faithful. >> good morning. welcome to aljazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm thomas drayden. there are no allegations of spying by the n.s.a. >> documents have been obtained showing the agency used the september 11 attacks to defend its surveillance policies. >> in the 26 page document, the n.s.a. suggested talking points for officials, including after 9/11, it was determined the intelligence community failed to connect the dots. n.s.a. and partners must make sure we connect the dots so that the nation is never attacked again like it was on 9/11. the n.s.a.'s first responsibility is to defend the nation. >> erika has more on this story. what else have we learned from this document you? >> the document obtained through the freedom of information act contains dozens of talking points and suggested statements. they're supposed to be used by n.s.a. officials to defend the agenci

it was shedding the red sox of that money. they could sign seven free agents. here's john henry, the principle owner of the red sox. >> joe: tom warner, the front office. now one strike away. dempster's 16 years he's been around. his first taste of the world series. he's allowed a home run but now he's one strike away. from ending game one. 1-2. freese 0 for 3 tonight with a pair of strikeouts. bounced in to a bases loaded double play back in the fourth. it was a 5-0 game at that point. it's now 8-1. 2-2. euhara's stopped throwing for boston out in their pen. tomorrow night, john lackey and michael wacha. veteran right hander, the rookie right hander. here is the 2-2. in to right. base hit. victorino! safe. as freese just beat the throw. >> tim: by sliding. feet first. victorino plays a shallow right field and with david freese before the series is over, he could be burned playing too shallow because freese has great power the other way. just safe is freese. better shot -- oh. >> joe: and napoli, he was ready for the throw. an

fans have been lined up outside red sox so they could say they were there the moment red sox clinched title at home, the first time since 1918. you could feel the energy of the fans permeate through the television inside fenway park and outside on the streets. what a tremendous scene at fenway and the city of boston. any time you have a winner, you have a loser - the cardinals - a tremendous season, falling short to a determined red sox team. nonetheless, the red sox are world series champion. in the past nba off-season was active. several top-tier players and coaches joining new teams. all with the intent of taking down the 2-time defending champion miami heat. a team that made it clear it would target the heat was the brooklyn mets trading paul pearce and kevin garnett, and added former 10-time all-star player jason kidd as the new head coach. they tipped off a season minus kidd, serving a 2-game suspension for a dui. pierce scored the first two points of the season. he would finish with 17 in his brooklyn debut. pierce, of course, attempteded with garnett the last six sevens in bos

the 2013 red sox bull pen is no different. y have changed a bit along the way. >> 1-0 boston. >> pitch count at 97. john farrell already is most of the way to the mound and his signal to craig breslow. >> when you're a starting pitcher you can give up two runs in the first down and still have not only a quality start but a great game. when you're a revliever and mak one pitch and that could cost you a game. >> oftentimes you come in and feel the game is on the line. hitters probably changing their approach and you don't have a chance to set hitters up. you have to go for an out and execute pitches. >> swing and a miss. he struck him out. >> breslow strands the runner he inherited. >> craig breslow is the smartest guy in baseball, period. >> the ability to throw a fastball in a fastball count and the guy knows it's coming and he's not afraid to throw it. >> the way he looks at me. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> and the pitch. swing and a miss. he struck him out! he struck out cabrera! what a moment for taz! >> he likes to c

peavy was traded to the red sox july 3rd of this year. peavy no decision in the divisional series name for fister. teams won both their efforts game four. victorino with a line drive caught by peralta. and verlander gets around the runner at second. nobody out. we go to the bottom of the eighth. ♪ ♪ [ man ] go! go! go! [ man #2 ] whoa, whoa, whoa. easy, guys. the battle's over. we got our playstation 4s a while ago, got here early. there were like, at least a million robots. we won, by the way. that's dave. he's a crazy man. you should have been there. [ male announcer ] play the future first. grab a taco bell $5 buck box and you could win a playstation 4 before it's released. [ dave ] where you guys from? before it's released. thyep...it's a great ride and it has great gas mileage. beats choosing a great ride or great gas mileage. ha yeah, that'd be like using nuts or bolts. i wonder what these nuts are for... i like "and" better. uh huh. and is better, the 2014 ford fusion. only ford gives you ecoboost fuel economy and a whole lot more.

the tigers. they have stranded two. red sox have left two. d max scherzer just struck out the side in the bottom of the second. justin verlander is sweating through this one with all of the tiger fans across the world here hoping to get the ball tomorrow night. what an odd feeling that must be as you sit down there hoping you get a chance. >> second time i've had to go through this this postseason. it's a difficult feeling. obviously, you're doing everything can you pulling four guys but, you know, it's -- i think it takes more out of you sitting here watching these games. >> joe: a base hit into right off the bat of iglesias. he is on to start the third inning. third hit. >> it takes more out of you wang the game than pitching. you heart is beating the whole time and pretty stressful. >> tim: before game five against oakland you said who is kidding whom? it's not just any other game. and you got to feel that way about tomorrow night if you get a chance to pitch. >> yeah, no pretending here, man, it's not the same type of game. it's totally di

it was the worst season in red sox history. the team climbed to the standings and carried with it a spirit of the city and one that it's adopted with the slogan boston strong. in just a moment, we'll have more on boston's recovery and the red sox resurgence and we'll honor the veterans who will be honored tonight right here at fenway, in game one, they're honoring our soldiers and those who fight for our freedom. there is some unsettling news to report, a town about 20 miles north and eefs of here, it's a story that has dominated the news across this city throughout the day. police say a 14-year-old high school student has killed a teacher in danveres massachusetts. somebody discovered blood in the bathroom of the second floor. her name was colleen ritzer and the kids say they loved her like you wouldn't believe. she was just 24 years old, handed out class assignments on twitter and stayed with children after school. most here are suggesting that the 14-year-old boy is accused of stabbing her to death. and court documents indica

the red cross then gets involved to do the logistics.t looks like the outside resolved it, but if you get someone from columbia who is trusted by the government, let them and the red cross bring them out. it is not just my freedom, but it is kevin scott's freedom. i hope that our contact -- our government is not in direct contact, and i will be going back to say that until he is set free. >> as was said earlier, carlos santos over there written -- had written a tweet saying that the red cross should be the ones who intervened to retrieve him from this group, but he also said that you had been involved in creating media spectacle. what do you have to say about that? >> this is a very serious, risky, and rather dangerous mission. i think that mr. santos has done such a good job. his fear on media spectacle is unfounded. to bring him out would be a media event, but a positive one for the government to arrive at, the agreement to church -- to choose balance over bullets, ending the growth of drugs in that country. it is another big media eve

it was caught by the bull pen catcher of the red sox. e: thankfully hunter is okay to continue. these fans are packed into fenway salute ortiz after the 15th career post-season home run. >> joe: napoli is off of the bench to pinch-hit. two out and nobody on. ball one inside. jim leyland talked to us before the game as the red sox have tied it here in the eighth. about the issue of closing out the games. they hoped for the 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 th

. >>> the red sox are world champions. >> for the first time in more than 90 years the boston red sox win the world series in front of the hometown faithful at fenway. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra america, i am stephanie sy. nearly a month after the roll out the government's health care website is still causing headaches for people who are unable to sign up for coverage. president obama is on the defensive and his health secretary has apologized, mike sresreuviqueira is in washingtoh the story. >> reporter: the website launch was called a did he back the. but the president went on offense defending the new health care law and drawing parallels with another high-profile launch that had its share of problems. before there was obama care, there was romney care. the massachusetts law that was a model for the affordable care act, visiting boston, president obama says the comparison still holds. >> because you guys had a proven model that we building the affordable care act on this template. >> reporter: the president spoke in the same spot where mitt romney his former rival signed the mas

had the red sox had a lead, david ortiz wouldn't have been at first. rst. and mike napoli, we have seen him throughout the postseason make great pickups on balls thrown exactly like thatdlúñ >> joe: looked like carpenter had the play beat. >> tim: yeah. yep, yep. >> joe: didn't advance as the ball got away. a ball then gets beltran to put two on with nobody out. just grazed him and no argument from saltalamacchia, the red sox catcher. and it got him on that guard on his left elbow. >> tim: beltran showing the home plate umpire dana demuth. i'm surprised that the red sox are not arguing that play because beltran made no attempt to get out of the way. always a tough call for an umpire. >> joe: so a base hit on the infield and then a hit batsman on a ball that just touched that guard of the right elbow. now with john farrell coming out, tazawa is coming into the ball game with holliday coming up. so breslow suffers some bad luck here in the seventh. a check swing, ground ball that goes for an infield base hit. and then this pitch that just nicked carlos be

gomes hit 13 home runs in part time duty with the red sox this year. this postseason. one out, nobody on. that's behind the plate. out of play. let's look at the geico in game score for the red sox. victorino. 2 out of 20 now in the nls. napoli with a home run, a double, a single. ross has had a nice night batting ninth with a rbi, single and a double. here's the 2-2. do i have for iglesias. two outs. coverage continues tomorrow night. postseason action at 8:00 eastern on tbs with the crucial game six of the nlcs, dodgers trying to force a game seven behind kershaw and taking on the rookie waka. saturday, this game six back in red sox. the winner will have a chance to head to the world series. coverage either 4:00 eastern or 7:30 eastern if there's no game seven in the national league. up and away. >> tim: joe, the difference in this 4-3 game is the wild pitch. the two-out wild pitch on which mike napoli scored back in the fourth inning. make that the third inning. >> joe: single runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh for the tigers. drew takes a strike.

once again, the red sox are the kings of the baseball world. fitting end to a terrific season in boston. we get back down to the field. >> matty, thank you so much. well, it's been 95 years since you celebrated winning a world series here. congratulations to red sox nation. and congratulations to boston. joining me right now for this trophy presentation is the commissioner of major league baseball mr. bud selig. also on the stage right now is red sox team owner john henry. team chairman tom warner. president, larry lukino, your general manager ben sharington. and your manager of the 2013 world champion boston red sox, john farrell. now to present the commissioner's trophy, mr. bud selig. >> it's my pleasure tonight to present the 2013 world series championship trophy to the boston red sox. i want to congratulate larry lukino, tom warner, john henry, ben sharington, john farrell, and all the great red sox players. you know, this started off as a really tough year in boston. and i was boston strong and the red sox have made all your fans very, ve

so the red sox -- we have a winner right there. the boston red sox! >> the red sox win puppy bowl. let's go to the real game. game one of the world series. let's look at the breakdown. the red sox, it's their 12th trip to the world series, and seven titles. just be quiet, bill, you will speak when spoken to. and then before i start the highly-produced video. anything to say? all right. last night, chilly. 49 degrees game time. bottom of the first, two men on, and david ortiz, bobbles and then out at second and john farrell comes out to argue, and the umpires gtalk. he never had possession of the ball, and the decision reversed. and so sox up 3-zip. >> yay, sox. >> jon lester, solid. and then david frees, frozen. and then a simple pop-up from stephen drew. between two of the best defensive players at their possessions, here is the slowmo. look at this. that's unbelievable. so it's ruled a base hit, nobody touched it. a few batters later a. grounder to short. pedroia doubles in another run and setting up this bases loaded at bat from david ortiz. >> ripped into right. back and beltra

>> probably. >> the red sox looking to win the first world series since i was 7.e number eight. and courtesy of my hat when the sox won it, they swept the cardinals. former red sox manager, bobby valentine, a little salty over boston's success. he said if the red sox had not fired him, barnicle, he would have done just as well. he said, quote, i would like to think if i came back from my second year and gaven the changes and improvements i would have been able to do the same thing." >> a nice sentiment for bobby to have. we would all be having dinner tonight. >> a consensus among general managers as to which team will win it all, miami heat. lebron james selected to bring home the mvp award. >>> ladies out there, your lucky day. rob gronkowski, i guess people like him. i didn't know that. he is hosting a female's week. they will get an autograph among other things from the tight end and will be serving gronktinis. i have no idea. bill, i can toss it to you any way i want, but i don't know what else to say. >> the locker room will not be easy on him for that. >> he

hang on to it. >> the red sox? much politics to be talked about out there. >> i want to see joe and mika and barnacle in the parade. >> yankees will be back. i want to remind you. >> the larry coming down. >> oh, they are all coming down here. joe just jumped over -- >> i love it. i'm going to go jog around the field. >> look at the grown men. talk to the grown up guys. >> they are just being themselves. i love it. >> up next with no love lost for washington right now new polling shows real room for independent candidates to gain ground. nbc news political director chuck todd joins us to explain. we'll be right back. and just give them the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help

the red sox beat the st. louis cardinals in game six to win the world series, and the victory is even sweeter because the team did it at home and just six months after the marathon bombing. of course, no celebration would be complete without some rowdy fans trying to push over cars. at least nine people have been arrested. adriana diaz was on the field just moments after the red sox clinched the title. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years! >> reporter: for the first time in 95 years the boston red sox became the best team in baseball on their own turf. the scruffy red sox defeated the st. louis cadinals 6-1 in game six of the world series. >> i did have tickets for game seven just in case, but, no, i was sure. >> reporter: after two scoreless innings the crowd erupted in the bottom of the third when boston's shane victorino unloaded the bases with a triple off the green monster, pounding his chest in celebration. the last time the red sox won here in fenway park was in 1918 when babe ruth was a r

the red sox got what they wanted out of the big left hander jon lester. he went 5 1/3. its. red sox led this game 4-0. now it's 4-3. in the bottom of the ninth. and a pop-up in to shallow left center. tough play and it's gomes who comes in to grab it. in between ellsbury and crew. one out. almost found no man's land out in left center field. here's austin jackson. the bullpen and junichi tazawa got double play balls in the sixth, seventh. breslow retired both hitters me faced and now a ball in to austin jackson to start this at-bat. >> tim: ellsbury in center field telling gomes in left to play straightaway. >> joe: here's the fly ball in to center. easy for ellsbury. two out. and tigers are down to their final out and it's the former boston red sox infielder jose iglesias walking in trying to extend game five. >> tim: the fact he doesn't have a lot of power means that the boston outfield does not have to play him extra deep. they can play him normally. >> joe: singled and scored the last time up. euhara retired all four batters he's faced. trying to save it for lester.

the white is the clouds, but the red and yl low ellow is the hea rains. a little bit of light rain in new england. >> and this is for some kids like the ones that were affected by sandy last year, we're talking about now two years in a row. >> i know. but it won't be canceled in new england, but a lot of places in the midwest have canceled. >> they can always reschedule. >> friday night not bad. >>> man loses his will finger during a crime, but cops got the finger print and the perp. plus another major publications refuses to print the name of washington's football team. the controversy is heating up. that story next. the secret is out. hydration is in. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. >>> now to other stories making news this morning. 29-year-old was arrested in glendale because of a severed finger left at the scene of an attempted theft of copper wire. police retrieved the finger as evidence and

john lackey is still out for the red sox in their bull pen. 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

but the red sox other bats woke up and beat the cardinals.rtiz won mvp honors and many consider him to be the new mr. october. although people on twitter have said you can't take that away from reggie jackson. it brings us to our twitter question, though. who is your most clutch sports hero of all-time? tweet your answers using #way too heroic. we'll put the best answers on the area later. we'll have a whole lot more on the world champs. we have a whole cast of characters all morning. but we want to talk about news right now starting with the fact that it's not just the president's critics. his own cabinet secretary calls the website, quote, miserably frustrating. kathle sebelius struck an apologizing tone during testimony yesterday. she faced an almost four hour grilling. >> who is responsible for overseeing this project? is it you, or your designee? will. >> we own the site. the site has had serious problems. >> who is in charge, madame secretary? >> the person now in charge as an integrator is qssi, one of our -- >> who was in charge as it

sunshine in seattle. ♪ >>> in sports now the boston red sox and st. me into game five of the world series with two wins apiece. meaning whoever won last night's game would need one more victory to capture baseball's championship. boston strikes first. david ortiz continues his hot hitting. he hits an rbi double to wright in the first inning to give the red sox a 1-0 lead. and with the game tide at 1-1 in the seventh, the red sox rally with two runs on hits by david ross and jacoby ellsbury. the red sox win 3-1. after the game, the team said the sox need to keep their focus as they head home for game six. >> i would call us in a tough spot when you get to 3-2. you know you're becoming the champ, but that's the biggest challenge. so you got to come back on wednesday and continue playing the way we have. >> boston will have two chances to win the world series at fenway park. the red sox have not clinched a championship at home since 1918. >>> and just down the street from bush stadium in st. louis the rams were hosting the seahawks on "monday night footba

that was the situation based on the cardinals and red sox. the winner of the game will take a 3-2 lead back to boston, giving them a chance to close off the series at fenway park. >> st louis's leading man alan craig was back to first base since the first time in the first week of september. let's pick up the action in the fourth. david ortiz followed with a double, past craig. ortiz was hitting 7-27, he raised the average on the play there. the red sox taking a 1-0 lead. bottom third. cardinals threatened with a man on second. the offer from jon lester - he didn't like the call. he'd have to go back to the dug out. matt halliday takes lester deep. four home runs for halliday. red sox threatening in the fifth. wayne wright strikes out dakoby ending the innings. he is in trouble in the 7th. runners on first and second. david ross rips a down field. the red sox 2-1. two batters later it's two out. runners on second and third. ellsbury loops one into center. one run would be in, another - ross tries to come home. he would be tagged out, keeping t

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

i has read earlier carlos santos the president over there had it written a tweet out saying that the red cross should be the ones that intervene and that actually i'm retrieve suit today from this fark group but he also said that you being involved would create a media media spectacle what do you have to say about that well that's the. thing that this a very serious and risky and rather they and this mission i think was a santos was done so it's a good job of a lot more of the spawn to his anxiety that he was free of course his fear by the media spread to both on the ground that to bring the chemist crowd out would be a media event be a positive one for the government and the fog to arrive at an agreement to choose balance over bullets in the growth of drugs in the country and to choose democracy of a military where there's a lot of big media but believe the media vest it make us whole. sure now at the same time colombia is in the middle of aggressions with these fark rebels speaking from the u.s. standpoint president obama and others have said that the u.s. does not negotiate with terro

the red sox scored the most runs and big poppy david ortiz. top two batters, jacoby and john ellis, they score a lot of runs. when you look at it it's almost like a national league team, where they manufacture runs, but they can manufacture runs with big poppy and pedroia. >> what does the effect at a does big poppy have on the team after all these years? >> he continues to get it done at 37 years young. in fact he hit two home runs in games against tampa bay, he invited players over to his house to watch game 5 of the tigers against a's so he's definitely the stirrer of the soup darren. >>> nls two game series lead over the l.a. dodgers for the cardinals. >> exciting night, more highlights coming up. darren, thank you. meteorologist rebecca stevenson has the national forecast after this. >> large storms in several parts of the globe. we've been focusing on the cyclone hitting india but now let's turn to the philippines. exceptional damage is what we have been seeing from the typhoon nari. we got flooding exceptional rainfall amounts strong wi

. >>> the red sox beat the st. louis cardinals winning the world series at home for the first time since 1918. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years. >> the crowd roared as shane victorino unloaded the base with a triple. he pounded his chest 234 celebration after wards. the red sox went onto beat the cardinals 6-1, winning the series in six games. the last time boston clenched a world series victory at fenway park babe ruth was on the team. >> [cheers] >> as you see, excited people celebrated the victory inside the park and out on the street. police cleared the area surrounding the ball park but crowds were seen jumping on cars and rocking some vehicles. one car was flipped over in that all madness. >> yeah, okay. having said that, looking at tht

the red sox win it all. they pile on top of each other, team, team, team, no team shows it more than these guys have. set off a celebration across the city. then this, this is the finish line at the boston marathon last night. we remember that's what boston strong is all about. the fans took a moment to remember what happened there just six months ago. we get inside the game and its larger importance in a moment. >> quite a moment it was. >>> also ahead, an exclusive interview with vice president joe biden as he apologizes for the obama care website rollout. he's the highest ranking administration official to do so so far. this after health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius got the grilling she knew she would be getting on capitol hill. we'll break down the contentious back and forth. >>> then of course it is halloween this morning. we have an absolutely terrifying blood chilling story to tell you about. brace yourselves, everyone, chocolate the price of it may be going up and wine, too, if it co

and the red sox celebrate the victory. >> tim: talk about shocking.> joe: and beltran, his night is finished. game four is finished and a stunned crowd here at busch stadium watch as the red sox celebrate tieing this series at two games apiece. uehara gave up the base hit. and then picked off the pinch runner, colton long. the winner, doubront, the loser is lance lynn. uehara gets his sixth save in this postseason. and it ends on a pickoff down to aaron andrews. >> erin: thanks so much. jonny gomes just came over and said, yeah, that wasn't supposed to happen. but it did. finally the game ended the right way for you guys. >> yeah, that's it. he stayed away from throwing the ball down the third-base line tonight. obviously turn over koji. we had lackey out of the pen. >> erin: you're forgetting a part here, 90 minutes before the game, you get told you're in the lineup. you were 0 for 9 in the world series. what it is about this team? what is it about you taking your spot tonight and hitting a three-run home run? >> i don't know about me. since i sund u

and he gets ready as the fourth pitcher of the night for the red sox. -mobile player profile. miguel cabrera of venezuela and his night tonight, 2 for 3, two rbis, a stolen base. 24 postseason rbis with the tigers. again, a franchise record. again, more opportunities with more layers in the postseason. it was a frustrating day for miguel cabrera yesterday. 19 straight games with a hit in alc alcs. here he is. taking a strike from morales. cabrera, then fielder, then victor martinez. dempster went one inning, allowed a hit, faced only three as he got hunter to bounce into a double play, well turned by pedroia at second base. well hit into right. back, victorino -- with a leap and a catch. one out. >> tim: boy, terrific play by victorino. that ball didn't have a lot of hang time to give shane a chance to get under it. but with his speed and his glove, he makes the play. nice. >> joe: caught in the heel of the glove. battling hamstring issues for the majority of the season. issues with his hand and wrist. he's tough. fielder flies one into center. and his h

>> joe: top of the order red sox. a against the new pitcher, third of the night. randy choate. having hard time seeing the signs put down by yadier molina. there's the numbers for the left hander. may use the score and the game to get the bullpen guys some work. >> tim: sheer. >> joe: he's got the right handed hitters coming up next and more action for the cardinals in their bullpen. here's a two hopper to carpenter. one out. the world series on fox is sponsored by bank of america. proud supporter of our service members and veterans, with t-mobile. by the 2013 f-130 with ego boost. that's it for choate. victorino is coming up. we're in the bottom of the seventh inning. back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends october 31st. for d

. >> reporter: the red cross urges the government who kidnapped 7 of the staff in syria to let them gothe death toll from a stampede after an indian festival rises to more than 100. and the launch of a new car in indonesia but not everybody is dancing about it. ♪ we are getting reports from syria that a car bomb has exploded and the dozens of people have been killed. the attack was in the rebel-held town in the italy providence near the turkish border and many were injured when the bomb went out in the main town square and the international committee of the red cross has just appealed for the release of six of its staff kidnapped in syria. a member of the syrian red crescent was also taken and the aid workers arrived in the providence of italy on thursday, not so far from where this bomb has gone off and delivering medical supplies to the italy city and checking to see if more were needed in the area largely rebel held but they were abducted when they were this a convey to damascus and an appeal was made in the last half hour. >> call on the groups holding them to release them immediat

the controversy over the red skins nickname rages on. r >> the oneida indian nation will holding a symposium today. mel any is life. i >> reporter: the nfl meeting, they begin tomorrow tom and team openers are expected to arrive sometime later today. we don't know if those two groups will actually cross paths, but it is no coincidence that the oneida nation is here. the change tt campaign is getting more traction. it wasn't too longing a ox that roger godle softened hits position saying that more attention should be paid to those offended by the red skin name. today members of the oneida nation in new york will be in washington holding an h conference on their push toh change the names.. over the weekend they have unexpected help from president obama during an interview with the associated press. the washington red skins organization responded quickly. >> i've got to say if i werere the owner of the team and i knew that there was a name off my team, even if it had a storied history, that was offending a sizeable group of people, i would t

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the reds taking on the pirates and the national league game. the reds could not respond. pirates dominate and win 6-2. the first playoff win since 1992. the move on to face the say was carnot's. the bears running back spent his day off with some chicago fire fighters his partnering with duracel build a battery is to first responders. looking forward to getting back to their winning ways on sunday. >> i know our defense has their work cut out for them. if we can limit turnovers and control the game, i think we can win the game. they brought in six free agents for a tryout yesterday. none of them are signed. the contract last through 2015. >> sent us that shot with the sun rising over the ground. here's a beautiful shot from john. the beautiful fall colors are out there. those have been lingering in recent nights because of some moisture of the cruising altitude. those things linger for a while and make for quite a scene when the sun sets. the rays of light streamed out from behind the clouds. what get this. this is a sky free of moisture. even a couple of voters out boaters

bull pen for the red sox is quiet. breslow has been up. ame is not over. they stranded nine. 2-2 pitch to molina. into right field. victorino got a good jump. one out. he almost got too good of a jump. >> you're right. almost overran it. the home plate umpire is making a friend here at fenway. >> how are you? >> good. >> how long you been coming here? >> 70 years. >> great to see you. >> how sflu. >> pretty good. later on. and there he is. 1953 he's been coming here. we saw the splendid splinter many times. first pitch, a ball to matt adams. cardinals still do not have an rbi from the six through nine spot. they've had their chances here tonight. but that group hasn't had an rbi in this series. there's pedroia. two out. here's david freese who struck out his last time 0 for 3. cardinal first baseman without an rbi in this world series. freese, strike one. chopper to third, bogaerts. inning over.

it happened to the red sox, and it happened to the cardinals.re left with uehara who has been brilliant. the cardinals have young arms in different roles in the final month of the season and in october. and so you have got a 22-year-old in carlos martinez with fenway singing to him out on the mound after wacha and mike ma theethenmatheny's close rosenthal turned 23 this season. >> tim: that is what the cardinals have done this year. they have won and developed at the same time. >> joe: it started early in the year when the cardinals lost jason motte, their close, and that set it in motion. here's the 0-2. got him looking. one away. and a breaking ball throws victorino. >> tim: well, that slider came from nowhere to get victorino. setting outside is molina and sliding over the heart of the plate. the thing that is so impressive about martinez, obviously, it is the finish, but it is that freedom of movement of the arm. unencumbered. >> joe: well, pedro martinez was here to throw out the first pitch tonight, and the guy they called baby pedro, carl