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the unknown, the unexpected is a reflection for me musically of what is happening in the world today.ple are learning how to dialogue with each other without any past strategy or any kind of formula. tavis: for young person watching this, you are not suggesting that they don't have to spend time getting in the practice to become a wayne shorter when they. you can do this now. you could have done this 80 years ago. chris geyer foundation together. practice a lot of -- >> get your foundation together. practice a lot of skills and things like that. one student said to charlie parker, i have to learn all of these keys and scales/ -- and scales? and charlie parker said, yes. then forget it. tavis: [laughter] are you still learning new stuff? >> i am still learning. i am learning more about life when i'm playing, too. and writing music. i'm learning more about life, the connections. what we are doing is not disconnected from our human behavior. sometimes, you can fool people and be one way, like really negative in your human behavior. i want to erase the contradictions that have arisen too

when the unexpected happens the lifesaver provides one hour of emergency attitude reference giving you the time you need to land safely. in a missions darkest moment trust mid continent instruments. ♪ >> now, for the first time on tv, the stories and reports of the people who fly, and the aircraft they fly. and you are invited in an exciting, house-bumping, new television series designed for everyone who has ever gazed skywards and dreamt of slipping the bonds of earth: >> this week on the aviators, we take a look at the russian mig-15. we explore the legacy and influence of the cessna brand. we take a look float training in the winter on canada's west coast. we talk to legendary aerobatic pilot patty wagstaff. and we go inside a simulator to learn how to land an airliner. from the boundary bay airport, this is the aviators. >> i'm jeff lewis and i'm the pilot on the mig-15. ♪ >> the aviators' staff correspondent jeff lewis, codename biscuit, has a passion for aviation. normally on the aviators, jeff is a field correspondent. but on today's show, he is the subject of a segment. we caug

the introduction of minimills in the steel industry was such an unexpected innovation. supply and demand curves for our steel industry in the 1970s looked like this. because of foreign competition, demand was low. we have illustrated this by placing our demand curve far to the left. the price of steel was here, the quantity produced, here. why didn't the domestic steel industry simply lower its prices? as we know from the levittown story, the quantity of a product demanded usually increases at lower prices. the answer is, they couldn't expand because of costs. usually, as you expand production, your costs go up. this is why we have drawn the supply curve for steel sloping upward towards the northeast. it isn't generally possible for businesses to supply more of a product unless they can get a higher price or they lower costs. this is where the minimills came in. the minimills lowered the costs of making steel. this produced a downward shift in the supply curve. price could be lowered and the quantity of domestic steel increased. minimills haven't been the complete answer

the introduction of minimills in the steel industry was such an unexpected innovation. supply and demand curves for our steel industry in the 1970s looked like this. because of foreign competition demand was low. we have illustrated this by placing our demand curve far to the left. the price of steel was here, the quantity produced, here. why didn't the domestic steel industry simply lower its prices? as we know from the levittown story the quantity of a product demanded usually increases at lower prices. the answer is, they couldn't expand because of costs. usually, as you expand production your costs go up. this is why we have drawn the supply curve for steel sloping upward towards the northeast. it isn't generally possible for businesses to supply more of a product unless they can get a higher price or they lower costs. this is where the minimills came in. the minimills lowered the costs of making steel. this produced a downward shift in the supply curve. price could be lowered and the quantity of domestic steel increased. minimills haven't been the complete answer to

the unexpected revelation came when the pakistan prime minister's special envoy for improving relations with india said he was in pakistan, but i believe he was chased out of pakistan. if he is in pakistan, he should be hounded and arrested. we cannot allow such gangsters to operate from the country. now the government is in favor of taking action against criminals who not only affect pakistan, but other countries, whether it is india, afghanistan or wherever. we cannot allow criminals to flourish in the country. if they come to us, we will take action and that is why i think he has left pakistan. >> he repeated the commitment of the government to holland and apprehend -- holland and apprehend gangsters and terrorists. whether the now our sharif government will be able to do this is a big question mark. >> however, the experts here in new delhi are taking this revelation and seeing it as a diversionary tactic. the talk of taking action against the anti-india forces is rhetoric. >> pakistan is this guiding india -- misguiding india. it is a red herring so that the discussions are diverte

. >> escape from the unexpected. >> i am a cancer survivor, not with an autographed jersey, and obama shared a few praise. >> coach shula retired with more wins than any coach in history. each time that record has been challenged, team after team has fallin short. >> michael eaves joins us to talk more about that. the president was having a lot latest online at aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> well were always in the background. nowadays they are more up front, you know? but we still have a lot more work to do, where the civil rights, you know, need to help women. because still women are getting paid less, and the fight is just so long and hard. >> what are the issues and challenges facing black women that are different than those that the larger community faces. >> uh-huh. which raises an interesting issue, avis, it seems black women's issues are never a separate discussion from black men. separately? >> that's a critical point, and a point that was raised before, right? when we think of black issues, it is almost a cultural appropriation. when you think blackness, you tend to think black malene

the hot chocolate, the unexpected laughs, the emotional blackmail when a grown woman pressures her eight-year-old son to let mom have ventnor avenue or else she'll be out of the game. you don't want that, do you? games like risk gave me memories to last a lifetime. you know what i'm talking about, jay. i left kamchatka undefended and you stabbed me in the back. we had an alliance. there's just one problem with all that quality family time. all that time. that's why i was so happy to see this. >> board games are making a comeback but in shorter versions. games like scrabble and boggle and monopoly are releasing shorter versions of the games because companies say kids don't have enough time or attention span anymore. >> stephen: it's about time. it's true. kids today have tight scheduled. but how do toy makers cut down all the time kids waste enjoying themselves? >> the new monopoly empire game lets players buy big-name brands like coke and mcdonald's. games are as quick as 30 minutes. to speed things up, there's no more "go to jail" command. >> stephen: that's right. no jail so it's faster and it

. >> escape from the unexpected. >> i am a cancer survivor, not [[voiceover]] every sunday night, al zeera america presents gripping films from ♪ >>> okay. i have been asking the question for a while. what the heck is a bit coin? a new currency that everybody is buzzing about. bit coin experts went to washington to explain it to the feds today. but let's start with what bit coin is. you can't hold one. they are entirely virtual. it's a digital wild west currency, but according to we use coins.com, there is no denying bit coins are in fact currency. >> you can purchase gifts, songs, servers, and alpacka socks. >> you buy with bit coins on several websites. you can trade them or hold on to them and hope they increase in value. but bit coins are entirely unregulated. when a nation's currency is about to crash, a central bank steps in. if bit coins start to crash, and they have, you are out of luck. when you acquire bit coins they go into a digital wallet that looks like this. and if you lose your pass word to your wallet, you are out of luck again. >> bit coins are transferred from perso

you got to expect the unexpected nischelle turner cnn, new york. >> nischelle turner there, thank you no although i do love that blurred line song. i was at the vmas one year where brittany was having her comeback which actually kind of seemed like more in person than on tv and i think kid rock and tommy lee got in fist that cuffs over pamela anderson. >> how did you get invited to the vmas. >> i have some people there. i used to do a news cast that aired on their college network. that was why. three months ago on a sunday morning on cnn we introduced you to a pennsylvania girl with cystic fibrosis. she's been fighting fer her life and now her family says she's made another major break through. this furry friend is high and dry after a rescue by the coast guard but now the search is on for its owner. ♪ with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. and the more i focus on everything else, the less time i have to take care of me. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. glu

. >> when our crews go behind prison walls, we know always to expect the unexpected. we've seen bloody assaults. >> we got another cut up here, guys. >> inmate rage. >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> destruction in the cell block. >> and bizarre expressions of personal style. now, some of the most memorable, unexpected moments we've encountered inside america's prisons. >> this is what you live for in the penitentiary. >> you want to think it's funny. >> tough [ bleep ]. >> never a dull moment. >> we send our producers and crews inside prisons. their job is to be objective observers. but in the first week of filming inside limon correction facility in colorado, something unusual happened. we inadvertently became part of the story we were covering. >> why is everybody getting agitated? we were in ad seg, administrative segregation, the prison within a prison. we started hearing inmates screaming out things and i started to hear them talking about cho-mos, which are sex offenders and then mayhem erupted. [ bleep ] >> i believe he threw a liquid substance under

. >>> a wild weekend full of the unexpected for the louis vuitton finals. emirates strong at the start and in command with a 400 meter lead in race two until hydraulic issues crippled them. let's flash back to saturday. in race one we saw luna rosa bowed our customers out. on sunday, luna rosa turned the table on emirates team new zealand. >> we are obviously pretty happen. no one i think was giving us any chance. and we went over there. >> now keep in mind on race days during this child, we're set on two races. but the wind limit was exceeded over 19 knots. both teams evaluated equipment concerns. here is emirates team ray davies. >> the team felt good and the boat was going very well. we have a lot of kefd in the boat and the crew. >> so they reserved a schedule between race days for the event that, like we had this weekend, races will be canceled due to the wind limits. so monday there are two races scheduled and these will start at noon, about an hour earlier. that might help with the racing as the wind speeds were lower enough at 1:00 to have the racin

and the unexpected gold mine of publicity, with the runners desperate for the profile picture.for all it is worth, encouraging the instagram to fire away. >> the images of the color run are very powerful. it made it grow very quickly. >> reporter: in fact, the color run is so popular, they bought out the entire country of white t-shirts. >> this happened in the middle of our explosion. and they said there is no more white t-shirts in the united states right now for you to order. >> reporter: schneider says fun and accessability is the winning color. >> it does amazing things for recruiting, for people to come and participate in an athletic event that they normally wouldn't. they would be too intimidated. >> reporter: 60% of them are 5k runners, and then there are others like my friend megan, who is celebrating her overcoming heart surgery. she was operated on immediately. now after months of therapy, she is determined to fulfill her goal of running a 5k. but will she have the stamina? we may not set records, but we're getting it done and finally we cross the finish line. megan

the move would be unprecedented but in this case expect the unexpected. >> expect the unexpected.eidi, i'm wondering how long has the jury been deliberating so far? >> reporter: well, checking the clock right now, tony, two and a half hours behind closed doors. you would think with the facts of this ways laid out that it would be cut and dry they would expect a quick verdict. but on the other hand there are 45 charge before this panel, not including the lesser included offenses. there really is no telling. the judge has instructed them to be meticulous in combing through the evidence, so there is no telling. >> this week five men accused of plotting the 911 attacks are attending hear negotiation guantanamo bay. in the courtroom they're joined by people who lost loved once that day. >> reporter: there were teary eyes in the room as family members talk about why they came to guantanamo for the loved ones they lost on 9/11. the newlywed whose body was found in the rubble on what would have been her one-year anniversary. >> you can't help but have that all rise up to the surface again

. >> city leaders want everyone to know they are ready for the unexpected. fencing is already up around the national mall to keep pedestrian and vehicle traffic moving without safety issues. as for the fire department, we sh-d/ learn more about how the fire department plans to deal with their shortages next week. >>> you may want to give yourself extra time if you are heading to mall for any of the events this weekend. arlington memorial bridge off the g w parkway will be closeed to vehicular traffic saturday from parkway will be closeed to vehicular traffic saturday from 6:00 am memorial circle will remain closed unless it needs to be memorial circle will remain closed unless it needs to be open for >>> there are 3 different ways, e-mail, twitter or facebook. all of the information is there on your screen. we will share all of the information is there on your screen. we will share your stories with our viewers. >> tkphr/ now to news alert in prince george's county. traffic is a nightmare on the beltway after this tanker truck overturned. both of the exits be

from the unexpected to the downright horrifying. terror on a mass scale as bombs tear through trains in madrid. >> the train cars themselves just blown open. how absolutely terrifying it must have been for people on these trains. >>> any parent's nightmare. a child trapped and submerged. >> he was screaming that the baby was in the washer, that he needed help. >>> those with nerves of steel confront what's most petrifying. from dizzying heights to hair-raising creatures and insects. >> her house was infested. they were coming out of the coffee maker, the toaster, the microwaves, the ovens, the stoves. crawling out of every crack and crevice. [ screaming ] >>> caught "caught on camera: fear." a washing machine locks, trapping a baby inside. and each passing second brings him closer to a dangerous spin cycle. may 11, 2012. at the federal laundromat in new jersey, a babysitter sorts laundry while her boyfriend puts the child she's caring for, 1-year-old zam ir, inside the washing machine as part of an unusual game of peek-a-boo. but wh

in love the challenge of the unexpected problem. they can run into trouble, the brain love that and feeds on that. reconnect with the real world, smell of flour. get out there and live life to get as if you were a kid. enjoy it in all of its details. scheduled daily social exercise, some people can't get out. the people. skype them. you don't even have to be outside, but daily social exercise is critical. we are social beings and creatures. whenever you give something to someone in an act of kindness, you get just as much reward in your brain and just as much exercise as when you feel it when somebody does something for you. it is healthy to do that. how about a serious approach to new learning. the brain is smart enough to not change a thing. be serious about changing your brain for the better. and if you can, take a hike, take a walk. go on a bike for 20 or 30 minutes every day. connect yourself with the world. smell it, look at it, check it out. shake hands with it. you will enjoy every moment of it, and your brain will enjoy it.

. >>> the unexpected medical procedure that left former president george w. bush hospitalized tonight. >>> it is a cool feeling, i will have a look of what you can expect for your area and how long this pattern will last. >>> the bill is in the mail once again for hundreds of thousands of california prop owners. bill for this year should start arriving in mid august. taxpayers advocacy group is working to over turn the law in court. >>> paul chamber is live with details on today's emotional step. >> reporter: team has nine days to practice before competing in today's race. they happen to be back out in the water in despite of losing a teammate. >> it was incredible, the team -- >> that's because it is the first time the team compete in the race since the tragic of andrew bart simpson. >> that was unfortunately. >> back in may, simpson was killed during a practice run the bay. when the. the team rallied together and say they have a bond that'll last for a lifetime >> i think it is tough and everyday we are getting stronger as a team and we are working hard to

>> expect the unexpected. you know what i mean! >> get in the rhythm of so you think you can dance! >> at the end of the day, there's only gonna be one winner. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> hi, this is nigel lythgoe from so you think you can dance, and we are on the red carpet. >> hello, welcome to on the red carpet from center stage on so you think you can dance! i'm rachel smith. we'll get you to the red carpet in a moment, but first the big story in hollywood. we're center stage on the summer smash - so you think you can dance! we'll take you behind the scenes meet this season's top dancers and catch up with o

the second one, coming over 24 at 580 because of the unexpected backup. causing more traffic to back up, 24 westbound toward 580, westbound also toward the maze. that's affecting the flow at the bay bridge toll plaza, but not the eastshore freeway and 880 toward the area. the areas south of here, in the south bay, the northbound rates for 87 start to show a bit of a jam. guadalupe parkway, a lot heavier flow of traffic this week. 101 northbound towards tully ro road, the backup at silver creek and heading toward the area. 101 very crowded. monterey a good option for you. if you know the local streets, try them because they're probably lighter through the area. also let me show you the san mateo bridge. westbound across the bridge this is the taillights section. we see heavier but steady flow of traffic over toward the peninsula side, getting off 101 and foster city. still close to the limit. my theory, right here. the notice about the bay bridge closure is all over the bay. next friday folks might need to use the san mateo as their alternate. maybe they'r

i apologize for the unexpected results of my actions. last three years have been a learning experience for me. i think that apology had work add lot better if he said it earlier in the trial than now. >> jason? >> i want to give a miss to those of plaul dean. her career could be ruined not because she talked race but she used a word to describe black people all the time. >> collin. >> paul, i have a big miss to travel website trip adviser which this week ranked san diego, california, as the country's best place for pizza. as a chicago girl, this is wrong. everyone knows the best pizza is in chicago and new york city and think we should have a revote. >> i don't know, collin. i think the kansasen are going to be upset. >> you don't credit bradley manning? >> not at all. i think he was trying to reduce the 90-year sentence he's facing. and think it sends a good message. >> remember, if you have your own hit or miss, please send it to us. be sure to follow us. that's it for this week's show. thanks for joining us. see you right here next wee

i'm a poling apologizing for the unexpected results of my actions. st few years have been a learning experience. that apology would have worked if he said it earlier in the trial than now. >> all right. jason? >> i want to give a miss to critics of paula deen, celebrity chef. they threw out the racial discrimination claims filed against her in a lawsuit. which means a woman's career could be ruined not because she discriminated but because she used a word -- black people use to describe one another all the time. >>> collin? >> paul, i have a big miss to travel website. trip advisor. this week they rate san diego, california, as the country's best place for pizza. as a chicago girl, this is an affront to all good taste. you can get the best sushi in the country in kansas. everybody knows that the best pizza in the country is in chicago and new york city. i think we should have a revote. >> i don't know, collin. i think the kansans are going to be pretty upset. okay. you don't credit bradley manning's -- >> not very much at all, paul. i think he knew wh

. >> escape from the unexpected. >> i am a cancer survivor, not mission. >> there's more to america, more stories, more voices, more points of view. now there's are news channel with more of what americans want to know. >> i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." this is "america tonight." sglovrjs our -- >> our news coverage reveal more of america's stories. >> bankruptcy hearings resumed in detroit and has folks i with underfunded pensions worried. that's forcing some local governments to turn to taxpayers who were not supposed to be on the hook for pensions to shell out more money. reporting on one west virginia city taking extraordinary steps to stay out of bankruptcy and to keep those pensioners paid. >> reporter: charleston, west virginia, first responders dealing today with a barricaded gunman. after 20 years on the job they have access to healthcare and are guaranteed generous pensions. >> oh, it's sweet. you could retire with $50,000 a year for life. >> reporter: but the residents are dealing with the payout that could easily exceed $1 million for each retiree. there the is

that's why they train for the unexpected. even during every day traffic stops. this is training day for michael. it is only the vallejo police officer's second day on the job. >> get your hands up. >> he was sworn in yesterday. >> the swear in, it was one of the proudest moments. >> today he faced real life moments in a virtual world. >> get your hands up. >> what the officer does dictates which way the scenario goes. >> it gives you that mental aspect that you need to be prepared. >> turn down the music. >> verbal commands are key, so is watching your back. this is a 300 degree test with added pressure from instructors. >> that was a good job. >> when officers make a mistake, they get shocked. >> yeah, i felt it. do a little dance. >> it sounds worse than it actually is. it kind of gives you a little wakeup call. >> 100,000 volts of wow. the instructor sets it off if you don't pay attention. the scenarios are real. i went through an active shooter situation in an office building. >> they will be down here six, seven times in a year. >> get your hands up. >> good

he may refuse a death penalty sentence, but in this case expect the unexpected. >>> the soldier who massacred6 afghan civilians apologized in court today for what he called an act of cowardous. a military jury will soon decide if he will spend the rest of his life behind bars or have a chance at parole. >>> bradley manning says he wants to begin hormone treatment therapy to become a woman as soon as possible. his lawyer says he'll do everything he can to make it happen. he was sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking classified information. >>> president obama has unveiled a new plan to help cut the cost of college. he wants to use rating system that would judge schools on their affordability. college officials worry it would cost their institutions millions of dollars, but the president said making college affordable is an economic imperative. >> i think we should rate colleges on if they are helping all kinds of students succeed, and on outcomes. on their value to students and parents. so that means metrics like how much debt does the average student leave with? how easy it is to pay off

outside of the unexpected, how will new zealand match up with the defender, oracle team usa? this will be answered soon. one win away from capturing the louis vuitton cup postponed. with a 6-1 lead in the best 7 of 13, america's cup is on the door stop. here's dean barker. >> we get ourselves a nice start, we win the trophy. for us it's the same preparation. the same system, same routines. we'll go and do our absolute best to win the race. >> reporter: luna rossa going all out. improvements in every race seem subtle with dominance competition from the kiwis. >> it's great we get to fight another day. we would love to buy a month of time back and every day there continues we get to go back and try to learn a little bit more. we'll try to do that tonight and see if we can improve a little bit for tomorrow. >> reporter: with nbc bay area's coverage of the america's cup, i'm loren scott. >> the proposal to move the big game. really? some left scratching their head. we'll explain. >>> just as i have a dream, my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not

now the question is outside of the unexpected how will new deland match up with the defender. this question will be answered soon as of now he are one win away from capturing the cup as race two was postponed with the wind limits exceeded so with a 6-1 lead in this best 7-13 t challenger spot is on the door stop. here is the skipper dean barker. >> tomorrow we're going to run the ways. if we can do that, we get a nice spot, we win the trophy. same preparation, same routine. we'll go out there and be the best in the race. >> their improvements seem subtle with dominant competition but this campaign leading to future efforts by the team. here is chris draper. >> it's great we get to fight another day. we would love to buy months of time back and every day that this continues we get to go back and try and learn more. we try and do that don't and see if we can improve a little bit tomorrow. >> reporter: so as we said, the cup finals best 7 of 13, the america's cup finals the best 9 of 17 so still a lot more racing to be had including tomorrow and maybe more. that's the scene here.

the lending of a craft carrier sliding on to the shore ahead i do our website for the video of the unexpected docking. of the wonderful strong arm and a life in these communities face i think you're right. it was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. ok. dave a crock of well good we have to take virginia it's a little island in the middle of the chesapeake bay kind of a genius. county. rampage here all in the chesapeake bay probably one of the best there is in the phone call fred. this is an old picture of ten deer island before the channel was. here. up there. as go all. right here are some of the headstones from graves it for you this is a fruit that's that's what we don't want happen to taint your all and we want to get some protection then make sure that we don't go into the chesapeake bay like uppers did in other communities. three minutes past the hour now a fresh wave of anti-government protests has hit bahrain is thousands gathered outside the capital for a peaceful march demonstrators in the kingdom demonstrations there began back in two thousand and eleven but

antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >>> get ready america, because obamacare is coming, and the changes in it are big. this will reshape health insurance markets. it will change the way we access and pay doctors, hospitals, and drug companies. it will effect you no matter who you are. this law is more than 900 pages long. it is complicated, opposition has been fierce, and if you are not insured you will have to buy coverage or pay a fine. this show is going to be your source of information about obamacare. i'll help you navigate this beast as it rolls out. let's start with something basic, a doctor's visit. the law is supposed to give more people access to medical care. but what if there simply aren't enough doctors in your area? in requiral and inner city america the problem is the worst. david has read every line of this 906-page law, and over the coming months and weeks he'll tell us what he found in there. he found out firsthand by traveling to the mississippi delta that something a

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we have the unexpected bart strike on monday. we will see what happens. f an accident that occurred this morning right across 880. you can see market as an alternate. to the south we have lane closings until 5:00 a.m. southbound 880 from 23rd to embarcadero and northbound from 16th to the embarcadero, as well and the bay bridge toll plaza show clears conditions from emeryville to san francisco. katy and eric? >> the bay area is waking up to the threat of another bart strike. the transit age two biggest unions issued a notice and they could walk off on monday morning for a second time. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at the bart station with the latest. amy? >> they say they will continue bargaining but this is a warning. if they cannot reach an agreement they will strike on monday. start thinking about alternate plans. the two unions issued the 72-houren watching last night. the finger-pointing from both sides continues. bart management says the strike notice only stalls negotiations. union representatives blame bart chief negotiator saying he is a un

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we do have to keep a decent reserve so when the unexpected happens, we're ready for it.s going to happen in september in terms of fires? we don't know, but i'm sure they're going to cost us money and the state of california has that money because we've cut. we had cuts but there's plenty of call on the resources. but fire safety is right at the top. >> governor, can i ask you about firefighters' safety. this is on the heels of the terrible tragedy in arizona. you have nearly 4,000 firefighters on the line with this thing. what are your concerns? what are your orders to the commanders in terms of making sure that the priorities are straight and firefighters are safe? >> well, we've got a good team here. they're doing everything they can to fight the fire and fight it safely. i'd rather ask you about the safety. go ahead. >> thank you, governor. obviously firefighter safety is one of our top priorities. firefighters understand the risks they place themselves in harm's way to protect life and property, but our first priority is to give them a fighting chance to do that safe

. >> the theme tonight is the unexpected. we have a raider flying over a car, if you can believe that, and brandon moss is taking flight in detroit as the past's have spent month desperately searching for offense. they found a whole bunch tonight in detroit. great to see the maui boy back and productive. his first r.b.i since rejoining them last week. a's with a 2-0 lead in the second inning. but the flood gates really open. it is courtesey of brandon moss with four of the a's 21 hits. it tied a season high. moss' 23rd homer of the year. high, deep and aloha means goodbye. it is six r.b.i's for moss. 14-1 and brett anderson returns after missing two months with a stress fracture. he went three innings and gave up three runs. he records the final out. a's stay two and a halfback because the rangers also won. the giants and rockies, 1-1 in the 6th. rosario knocks bumgarner fromoc. rockies built a 5-1 lead. he took a no hitter into the seventh. hunter pence and he will get nothing and leak it. he will break up the no-no after six

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