one ball, one strike. >> tim: you wouldn't trade a run for a closer? >> joe: no. >> tim: no? okay. >> joe: here is the 1-1. ball two. sanchez tonight 0-4. lidge in trouble. trying to keep it a one-run game. 2-1 pitch. flyball to center, sends victorino back. inning over. lidge made it interesting. now it's wilson back to the hill. ibanez 0-1 against him in his career. ruiz. then a pinch hitter for the phillies. down by one. ♪ if you have gout, high uric acid can lead to more attacks. ♪ to help reduce attacks, lower your uric acid. uloric lowers uric acid levels in adults with gout. it's not for the treatment of high uric acid without a history of gout. uloric reduces uric acid to help you reach a healthy level. [ female announcer ] don't take uloric if you are taking azathioprine, mercaptopurine, or theophylline. gout may flare when starting uloric. don't stop taking it. your doctor may give you other medicines to help prevent flares. a small number of heart attacks, strokes, and heart-related deaths were seen in studies. it's not certain uloric caused them. certain tests to

. >> tim: stays on top of the stick. >> here we go. the benches now empty, as sanchez and utley start yelling at each other. >> tim: you do not want to get kicked out of a game like this. or any gam for that matter. >> joe: aubrey huff is trying to play peace-maker in the middle. >> tim: the umpires are doing a great job acting as peace-makers. >> joe: again, utley was hit in the back. the ball ends up bouncing, as he is going down to first. it bounces right to him. he grabs it and flips it out to sanchez. sanchez let it go by him and then stared at utley at first, said something. and then the two get into it. the benches reacted more than utley and sanchez. >> tim: i think utley fires the ball at sanchez. that would have been one thing. there was no intent for sanchez to hit utley in that situation. the giants need one win. >> joe: then they have to get sanchez out of the game, though, considering how hot he is and how wild he's been. >> tim: i agree with that. affeldt is ready now to pitch to howard. i have don't think you leave him

on the outside corner, one away. >> tim: right there. ryan madson normally comes in for the phillies in the eighth inning. i think the reason charlie manuel wants him in the seventh, he expects two inings out of him. he has not done that this year, pinched two innings in any appearance. >> joe: that is ball one to torres. madson has struck out the last five batters he's faced. in this series. including tonight. there's a strike. to andres torres. who is 2-3. struck out in the fifth. >> joe: that's low. 2-1. >> tim: the biggest contribution tonight may have been playing that perfect carom off the left centerfield wall, to prevent jimmy rollins from scoring. on that double by ryan howard. >> joe: that was in the fifth. >> tim: here it is, one more time. rollins on at first base. with two outs. played perfectly by torres to hold rollins at third. >> joe: the phillies have stranded eight. giants have left six. hit into two double plays. missed chances on each side. most recently the phillies just spoiled a lead-off double and had the bases l

he takes on the giants' ace, tim lincecum. 1-1. 2-1. >> tim: talk about a vote of confidence for a judget-handed pitcher. charlie manuel leaving him in to face buster posey and pat burrell, two power hitters. >> joe: maybe to the surprise of ryan madson or kyle kendrick out in the bullpen. >> tim: i'm a little surprised. >> joe: posey wanted to rip one into the seats. it's 2-2. >> tim: a slider in a fastball count. >> joe: here's the 2-2. spoiled it. a line drive into right. another hit. a beautiful piece of hitting by buster posey. he is into second with a one-out double. his second double of the night. >> tim: i think that ball was off the plate. it was a fastball. we will see. yeah, that ball is off the plate. and look at posey. going to right field with two strikes. two doubles, a single, two rbis and here comes charlie manuel. >> joe: posey is like the benjamin button of catching. he's going to age in reverse. his last year he will be terrible because here in his first year he's made it look awfully easy. >> tim: declining years. >> joe: he is something, just 23 years old. he's had

on the outside corner, one away. >> tim: right there.yan madson normally comes in for the phillies in the eighth inning. i think the reason charlie manuel wants him in the seventh, he expects two inings out of him. he has not done that this year, pinched two innings in any appearance. >> joe: that is ball one to torres. madson has struck out the last five batters he's faced. in this series. including tonight. there's a strike. to andres torres. who is 2-3. struck out in the fifth. >> joe: that's low. 2-1. >> tim: the biggest contribution tonight may have been playing that perfect carom off the left centerfield wall, to prevent jimmy rollins from scoring. on that double by ryan howard. >> joe: that was in the fifth. >> tim: here it is, one more time. rollins on at first base. with two outs. played perfectly by torres to hold rollins at third. >> joe: the phillies have stranded eight. giants have left six. hit into two double plays. missed chances on each side. most recently the phillies just spoiled a lead-off double and had the bases loa

rollins, strike two. >> tim: rollins did not hold up.vens the count. >> joe: here is a 2-2 pitch. full count. >> joe: rollins hit eight home runs in the regular season. >> tim: and wilson gave up three. >> joe: another 3-2 pitch. 1-out walk. >> joe: that will bring in polanco.

one ball, one strike. >> tim: you wouldn't trade a run for a closer? >> joe: no. >> tim: no? okay. >> joe: here is the 1-1. ball two. sanchez tonight 0-4. lidge in trouble. trying to keep it a one-run game. 2-1 pitch. flyball to center, sends victorino back. inning over. lidge made it interesting. now it's wilson back to the hill. ibanez 0-1 against him in his career. ruiz. then a pinch hitter for the phillies. down by one. ♪ if you have gout, high uric acid can lead to more attacks. ♪ to help reduce attacks, lower your uric acid. uloric lowers uric acid levels in adults with gout. it's not for the treatment of high uric acid without a history of gout. uloric reduces uric acid to help you reach a healthy level. [ female announcer ] don't take uloric if you are taking azathioprine, mercaptopurine, or theophylline. gout may flare when starting uloric. don't stop taking it. your doctor may give you other medicines to help prevent flares. a small number of heart attacks, strokes, and heart-related deaths were seen in studies. it's not certain uloric caused them. certain tests to

like from a kid's disguise kit. >> tim: it is dyed. >> joe: although he won't admit that. >> tim: no.oing stuff like that. the 0-2. >> joe: two outs, as romo gets the strike-out. the world series on fox sponsored by taco bell. think outside the bun. sponsored by directv. and mastercard, preferred card of major league baseball. bruce bochy makes his way out of the dugout. romo goes 2/3. allows a hit. gets a strike-out. lopez coming in. they're having fun here tonight in san francisco. everything w, has come down to this... the next generation of macbooks. [ dog barking in distance ] ♪ [ guitar: power chord ] ♪ [ hard rock ] [ snarls ] ♪ [ continues ] [ thunderclaps ] [ announcer ] the van beckons like no van before. the technology-packed, all-new honda odyssey. it's doing season. when we grab a little spare time...and get after it. we're lowering the cost of weekend projects. making things happen... less with our wallets... and more with our own two hands. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. get this american standard 4" symphony faucet for the new lower price

ball one. >> tim: probably one of those situations where bochy went up to tim before the game and said can you give me a couple of outs if i need them? well, big out. werth, victorino. >> joe: 2-0. there is the strike. game one. jayson werth took lincecum deep and out of the park in right. two of his four hits against lincecum. that's strike two. now brad lidge gets loose, as we're in the bottom of the eighth. and the giants lead 3-2. brian wilson the closer for the giants gets loose. a strike-out starts the bottom of the eighth, as lincecum comes in and takes care of werth. tonight's game on fox is sponsored by -- >> joe: so werth is gone and victorino will be the hitter. shane, 1-3 tonight. strike one. >> tim: victorino doubling danger, because if he gets on he could steal a base. more than any other philly. >> joe: against the pitch they're you can run on. >> tim: right. >> joe: strike two. the up ins for victorino against lincecum 4 for 28. i don't think starting pitcher, 5'11", 163. two nights after throwing 104 pitches. suffering the loss. he's back at it. even with all those rig

one ball, one strike. >> tim: you wouldn't trade a run for a closer? >> joe: no. >> tim: no? okay. >> joe: here is the 1-1. ball two. sanchez tonight 0-4. lidge in trouble. trying to keep it a one-run game. 2-1 pitch. flyball to center, sends victorino back. inning over. lidge made it interesting. now it's wilson back to the hill. ibanez 0-1 against him in his career. ruiz. then a pinch hitter for the phillies. down by one. ♪ if you have gout, high uric acid can lead to more attacks. ♪ to help reduce attacks, lower your uric acid. uloric lowers uric acid levels in adults with gout. it's not for the treatment of high uric acid without a history of gout. uloric reduces uric acid to help you reach a healthy level. [ female announcer ] don't take uloric if you are taking azathioprine, mercaptopurine, or theophylline. gout may flare when starting uloric. don't stop taking it. your doctor may give you other medicines to help prevent flares. a small number of heart attacks, strokes, and heart-related deaths were seen in studies. it's not certain uloric caused them. certain tests to

full count. >> tim: i think buster posey popped a web in his catcher's mit.boy. think about the webbing of a catcher's mit. that thing takes a beating from all those 94 mile-an-hour fastballs. >> joe: a little flare into right. schierholtz. two outs. david murphy with two out, nobody on. matt cain, 7 2/3, just four hits allowed. and a nice send-off this giants team is getting as this series will go to texas for saturday night's game three. a special early time on the air at 6:30 eastern on saturday night. 2-1 on david murphy. franion -- francoeur on deck. now one strike away, and matt cain is in line for a well-deserved win here tonight. >> tim: he was brilliant, no question. >> joe: full count. a couple of hittings streaks will end tonight for the rangers. elvis andrus hit in the first twelve postseason games. same for nelson cruz. they are hitless tonight, unless a rally starts. two out, nobody on. 3 balls, 2 strikes. mota. good rip by murphy. guillermo mota, even without any work this postseason, has come out of the bullpen throwing hard. a 1-0 game into t

>>> tim lincecum is the star. show finishing a victory as the giants win the first game of the play off. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. and it's a magical evening. the giants finish a two game complete shut out. and we start our live coverage with mike hellgren outside at & t park. >> hey julie, what a night as you said. fans continue to pour out of the ballpark and gather here at willie mays plaza. this game is hopping pregame and hopping postgame. they're feeling alive, especially after this five game series got off to a thunderous roar. welcome to play off baseball in san francisco. >> this is amazing. >> we're going to win the world series. we're due. >> reporter: a rush of e electrifying emotion flowed through the ballpark. the giants took the field for its first play off series in seven years. >> reporter: tim lincicum took the mound and went through the line up. >> we have the right players in the right places right now, i'm excited. >> reporter: today the national spot

>>> tim lincecum is the star. show finishing a victory as the giants win the first game of the play off. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. and it's a magical evening. the giants finish a two game complete shut out. and we start our live coverage with mike hellgren outside at & t park. >> hey julie, what a night as you said. fans continue to pour out of the ballpark and gather here at willie mays plaza. this game is hopping pregame and hopping postgame. they're feeling alive, especially after this five game series got off to a thunderous roar. welcome to play off baseball in san francisco. >> this is amazing. >> we're going to win the world series. we're due. >> reporter: a rush of e electrifying emotion flowed through the ballpark. the giants took the field for its first play off series in seven years. >> reporter: tim lincicum took the mound and went through the line up. >> we have the right players in the right places right now, i'm excited. >> reporter: today the national spot

let's start with tim lincecum. first playoff appearance, in his professional, major league career. a no-hitter. you don't see this too often. 14 strikeouts. that's a franchise record. here comes the controversy, though. bottom of the fourth inning. buster posey, apparently, looked like he was out. the umpire said he was safe. wouldn't you know, a couple of batters later, cody ross, misplaced the ball underneath his glove. posey comes to score. and the lone run of the game. getting back to lincecum, amazing. 26 years old, and the guy was on fire. a big reason why he's the two-time defending cy young winner. giants beat the braves tonight, 1-0. let's bring in laura banke. she is working the clubhouse and dugout duty. >> bruce bochy called it one of the best pitching performances he's ever seen. and he said there's no doubt in his mind that tim lincecum was coming out to finish the ninth tonight. a two-hit shutout. if there were any doubts whether or not timmy is back, they were laid to rest tonight. >> i was hoping t

tim in the eighth.pproximately swing and myself. 12 k and in the 9th tim ends it if style with the 14 striking out. giant play off record. allows 2 hit and complete game shut out. giants at that time opener 1 nothing. skipper on his ace. >> one of the best effort i have ever seen. great job he did. he's tough. he's on. all the pitches are working. he's going to be tough. >> i don't know. hard to judge what better would be. if you come out on top i think that's good. but shut out as far as shut out go one of my better ones. >> buster were you safe. >> i guess it's a good thing we don't have instant replay right now. throw at the line so i was trying to dash it was a beautiful slide wasn't it? about. >> heck of a slide. game 2 tomorrow night. matt versus tom first pitch at 6:37 p.m. raiders host chargers sunday not sold out so blacked out locally. look for change in tail back. daryn tweaked the hamstring last week and running well. tied for third in the nfl in rushing but bush came back from the thumb inj

the pitching match-up of last night, roy halladay and tim lincecum.e game five on next thursday evening. >> joe: the pinch-hit under the hands of gload. strike 2. after gload, back to the top of the order in victorino. so the numbers for oswalt, 8 innings, 1 run on 3 hits. the only run was the home run by cody ross. 3 walks, 9 strikeouts for oswalt. matson will take over in the ninth. here comes a 1-2. 2-2. >> tim: these first two games the phillies and the giants on a record pace for strikeouts in an nlcs. 23 last night combined, 17 tonight. >> joe: full count. >> tim: an indication of just how good these pitching staffs are. >> joe: philadelphia's pitching staff shut down cincinnati had in the first round in san francisco. shut down the atlanta braves. with one out, nobody on, a 3-2 pitch to ross gload. from romo. hard hit. backhanded pickup by sanchez. two out. time now for tonight's blackberry game summary. a lot of roy oswalt. great on the mound. good with the bat, with the legs, the slide, and then rollins. the two-out, three-run double in the b

tim's sister meike handles sales. his mother karin does whatever she can to help.is wife nicole lends a hand too. production is increasing year by year. 30 % of the company's produce is now exported. >> the wines we make are full of character. they've got heart and soul. it's very important to me to make wines that people remember, wines with character. >> when tim's not busy making wine, he repairs vintage cars. his proudest possession is a 1968 renault alpine. >> you need something to give you balance. my second passion is old cars. it's basically the history and desire to maintain old traditions that makes restoring them so much fun. in that sense, it's similar to wine cultivation. >> tim frÖhlich manages 16 hectares of vineyards all year round. that's an area the size of 23 football fields. he uses this machine to check the sugar content of the grapes. it's around 90 degrees oechsle. that's good. it means they can be harvested soon. he's confident the 2010 vintage will be a good one. >> i think there are always new things, new ideas. i never run out of ideas an

tim and eric are here. >> it's free.te. >> we're giving you land. >> it's free. >> we're giving you a house. >> it's free. >> it's a free house for you. >> this is free. >> you got to bring furniture. but the house is free. >> it's free. >> you unlock the door to your free house, we got you the real estate. >> two bedroom house, it's got a pool in the back. >> carrying this around all day. it's for your house. >> free el estate. >> jim, come get your free land. >> it's a free house. >> jim! >> the house is free. >> it's a free house. >> it's free real estate. >> jimmy: that's tim and eric. they will be here tonight. then later on, a grammy award-winning producer who has his own record now. it's called "record collection"" mark ronson and the business international from the bud light outdoor stage. a lot of kids out there to see that. tomorrow night -- katherine heigl will be here. julia stiles will be with us, and we'll hear music from nas and damian marley. so tune in tomorrow night, please. our first guest this evening

snowe and tim hudson. tim hudson of the braves will join us and j.t.nowe who is still a giants special assistant ant part of the giants last playoff run. we start with our headlines. tim lincecum obviously is the headline with the giants and one of the headliners in the country. lincecum, giants biggest star, and this is his first taste of the playoffs even with the smoking ball. comes as starting pitcher follow tomorrow night's game one. he loves the spotlight. rock star status along with his dog. we'll hear from lincecum in just a moment. the braves are here. they arrived at sfo yesterday and late this afternoon they got here to the ballpark. historically they don't do well here. the braves are 7-17 in san francisco since 2003. this season they have lost two of their three games here. and not just here in the bay area. playoff games across the country. we had a no-hitter. how about this? roy halladay of the philadelphia phillies. pitched a perfect game early this season. a no-hitter against dusty baker and the cincinnati reds. only the second time in

tim gunn stars in "project runway." tim is gay, and he attempted suicide at age 17. and lance bass, openly gay, performer, former performer with 'n sync. he says, get this, that in high school he made fun of gay kids to hide his own secret. lesbian, gay, and bisexual youths are up to four times more likely to attempt suicide than their heterosexual parents -- their peers, rather. and the trevor project staffs a national 24-hour toll-free confidential suicide hotline for gay and questioning youth. just remember this. 866-4u-trevor. 866-4u-trevor. why -- why are they bullied? why are gay people bullied? for what purpose? >> for the purpose? >> larry: i mean, why would someone bully someone because they're gay? >> i think it stems with society. i mean, when society as a whole has told -- has basically told the kids that it's okay, that we're a group that you can pick on, you that don't have to treat as equal, i mean, we see that in the laws and everything else that's out here, in the churches when they preach that homophobia is wrong, you pretty much give kids permissio

larry asked, but a lot of people want to know, how does tim lincecum do it? how does he throw baseballs so hard? that's tonight's good question. >> reporter: it's not the prettiest delivery in the game, but it's been good enough to win the cy young twice. so how does this 160-pound kid throw so hard? >> well, it's a fancy name. it's called sequential summation of motion. we also call it the booster rocket effect. >> reporter: designer david barker has scientifically analyzed tim lincecum's pitching motion. >> there's this big, heavy bottom booster, a medium-sized middle booster, and the capsule at top. it's the same thing with the body. you have the slow-moving hips, the faster-rotating torso, and the whip-like motion of the arm. >> reporter: barker says it's not all speed and power. it's about movement and rotation, demonstrating how a spinning objected will react to forces around it. in the cases of a baseball, the seams as they cut through the air. >> these stitches catch a little bit of air and pull that air around the surface of the ball around them. wha

hi, tim. >> hello, kai.re deputily looking at -- definitely looking at another day of pretty cool temperatures. not quite as cool or as damp as we had the first part of this week. 53 degrees. 60% relative humidity with a west wind at 8 miles per hour. that west wind is going to eventually bring dryer conditions into our region. but as you see, with still a bit of a steady rotation from a low-pressure system, just up to the northeast, we're still getting a little bit of cloud cover. and the sun is not helping. every time the sun comes up, it warms up the ground. and the warmth and the moisture starts to really just pick up all of it lifted up to the upper levels of the atmosphere. and we get the clouds again. it's just kind of self- defeating. it's really not going to help us until that system gets completely out of here, which will be tomorrow. kai will have the complete updated first warning forecast and tell you how long we can expect to see the sun in just a few minutes. >> all right, tim. we'll see you t

. >> tim: that was a nice try by bruce bochy. but charlie manuel is not buying that. i wouldn't either. >> joe: you didn't. >> tim: nope. >> joe: this will load them up. and brian wilson will be the hitter. >> joe: so wilson bats with the bases loaded. in case you are wondering, wilson was 0-5 swinging the bat this season. >> joe: strike one.

tim lincecum has a doughnut.the beard doughnut. >> it doesn't sound all that appetizing. >> which one was the most fun to make? >> you know, it would be the doe tetanus for tim lincecum, because he is my favorite player. it is wa the last one we thought of. so it was a lot of pressure to make the tim lincecum doughnut really special and good and clever. so i kind of am keen on that one. >> awesome. what's been the response from the crowd that comes into psycho donuts? >> you can really tell who the giants' fans are and who aren't. they aren't your classic orange and black with the sf. they have more specifically to do with the players. some people don't get it buster posey, what does that mean? the people that know the players are like, buster posey, oh, my. >> we know you will be busy making lots of doughnuts for a while. >> if you want to check out psycho donuts, it's in campbell at the intersection of winchester boulevard and campbell avenue. we want to thank you for joining us today. we will be back with you

you're also going to be an assistant to treasury secretary tim geithner. and just so it's clear, you heard me state my views about tim earlier in the show. we're not going to go there. but let's take a look at a clip of you interrogating tim earlier this year. >> we had no other choice in that circumstance. >> i do believe that it had a choice until you moved in and that was that they could pay 90 cents on the dollar, 85 cents -- >> i don't understand why this is -- >> -- 80 cents on the dollar. >> i don't understand why this is so complicated. >> you either prevent -- >> it is complicated, mr. secretary. >> but it comes down to the nature of choices. it's you either prevent default because default would be cataclysmic, or you don't. >> look, just so it is clear, you were absolutely right. the treasury department did not need to pay off the big banks 100 cents on the dollar on the aig credit default swaps that they had bought, and that was one of the sort of under the rug ways to bail out the banks. it shouldn't have happened. but put that aside right now.

. >> tim lincecum was phenomenal. you don't see it too often. the two big stories, the controversial play. >> you bet. it was controversial. the giants got help from the umpires. bottom of the fourth inning, the only game came with the umpires. buster posey sliding into second base here. the television replays clearly show that buster posey was out and the second base umpire saw differently. the giants didn't complain at all. they ended up scoring the game's only run. rookies do this once in a while, good thing there is no instant replay. it's true. >> he was honest. >> very honest. a blown call like this leads to a lot of controversy and bitter feelings. with the braves, they moved on and maybe it was the southern manners. >> it was a tough break, but these guys wanted to win the game. it's not a make or break deal. >> this stuff happens. it's a bang, bang play. unfortunately it didn't go our way. >> very nice. the atlanta braves being honest. it didn't go our way, but we move on to game two. as jessica said, big daddy. >> that's right. the gam

tim pitching a beautiful game.to gather up your orange and black gear or funky shy of giants faith. the series continues tonight at at&t park. theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> terry, thanks a lot. let's take a look at our final check of weather. >> thought we'd take care of those 44,000 that may show ups at at&t park. a few clouds possible. cool once again. that sweatshirt you wore last night good idea. the sun will set at 6:42. we have a wonderfully warm and sunny weekend. if you'd like cooler weather, head to the coast. near 60s there but near low 80s around the bay and inland. >> final check, the bay bridge toll plaza has it backed up to the 880 overcrossing. pretty crowded getting into san francisco tonight for the giants game. bart will be running longer trains. there's a special service on the alameda oakland ferry that takes you directly to at&t park. you may want to consider caltrain along the peninsula. it's orange friday. go giants! friday light traffic elsewhere. >> so cute! i love your giants fever! >> we

benetti is the better choice and i will be supporting tim today. any other college questions or comments? can we have a motion? do we want a roll call? ok, we take that without objection. thank you, congratulations. madam clerk, any other business before the committee? >> no, mr. chair. supervisor avalos: thank you. meeting adjourned. >> thank you. thank you. thank you for being here. >> santa clara graduate. truth be told. i couldn't get into cal and berkeley. it is not all about cal and berkeley. but of course drew is a better baseball player and moved on in his life and i'm stuck in public service which is hardly a place to feel stuck. i'm very enlivened by it, but i'm trying to make public life more entrepreneurial. that's why i'm here. i am here because i admire the work you're doing and i'm frustrated by what we do in government, it it doesn't necessarily match the entrepreneurial and innovative spirit alive in this room and nom the city and state but across the country and the world. i want to say a few things. we're in san francisco, in one

tim lincecum amazing.e are in philadelphia all weekend with the giants, and tonight lauren banke brings us the very latest. >> we are more than one day away from two anticipated events in philadelphia and baseball as a whole. we're waiting for the clash of tim lincecum and halladay. tim lincecum setting a giants playoff record with 14 k's in his two-hit shutout. this could be the most exciting pitching match-up we will see in the entire post-season, but not everybody is buying into the hype. >> it's wonderful to have those caliber players, but we're trying to win a ball game. we're not going to get caught up in the hoopla. >> you make a bet, so you look forward to the challenges. i'm sure there are guys looking forward to the challenges spcas much as we are. >> we're confident when anybody takes them on our step the way they've been throwing them lately. obviously, tim is a winner. >> i don't think it's about proving anything to anybody. we all know what we're capable of, what we'reseries. just score more

. > -- tim geithner, too. >> tim geithner worked with the bush administration henry paulson and bernanke and tim geithner were a trio, and i would argue saved the american economy, perhaps inadvertent, but trying everything they had available. we just got a report on tarp, that it will lose a lot less money by hundreds of billions than anyone expected. it might even end up turning a profit. he is kind of middle of the road and i don't see why you would get rid of him. the real issue is is obama committed to keynseian economics or not -- keynesian economics or not? i think he is and he will not change policy. >> john kennedy was fond of saying there are three things that are real, god, folly, and laughter. this is an administration conspicuously free of joy and laughter. it is not self deprecating of anybody in it, in a position of leadership. in a town that wants desperately for barack obama and his administration to succeed. >> i would agree, but it starts at the top, with obama. >> i don't think obama wa without humor. >> have you seen him be self- deprecating? >> yes, i have, but wry

. >> tim: welcome back to "jeep post game show." let's get right back to the board, an unappreciated fly in the ointment. you have to go back to duffy daugherty in 1966 when they were 7-0 last. >> archie: wide receiver b.j. cunningham, touchdown strike, 13-6 michigan state. >> tim: wake up the echoes of george webster. iowa and michigan. i know you love ricky stanzi. >> spencer: a touchdown strike had them up 14-7 iowa. >> tim: the story in this game for denard robinson, he scrambles, gets hurt, did not return, tate forcier gave michigan a bump but they still fall short 38-28. boston college taking on florida state. what a job jimbo fisher has done. watch him go end around. >> archie: bert reed takes it 42 yards for the game-winning touchdown. 24-19 florida state. >> tim: boston college did not get an offensive touchdown, all field goals and a defensive touchdown. elsewhere, oklahoma state taking on texas tech. how about brandon finding blackmon. >> spencer: takes it 61 yards. dana halvorson taking over the play calling. >> tim: the

tim williams with the late weekend details coming up shortly. now back inside. >>> rain or shine, going to be plenty of football to watch this weekend. catch the action here on wjz. join me, mark marty and damon sunday on wjz13, before the ravens head to foxboro, turps head south on saturday to take on the tigers in south carolina. that's live here on wjz13. let's hope you like football. >>> still to come on wjz at noon, surprising end to an anger management class. find out what september a woman to a hospital and another to jail. >>> expensive parking space how a sports car ended up in the ocean. >>> a live look outside this noon, winds picked up federal hill. your complete first warningwet forecast is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, president bomb become may have passed health insurance overhaul legislation but the battle of health care reform could be heading to court. 20 states seeking to overturn the law can go ahead with parts of the lawsuit. represents including florida texas and alaska say forcing people to buy health insurance is unconstitu

benetti is the better choice and i will be supporting tim today. any other college questions or comments? can we have a motion? do we want a roll call? ok, we take that without objection. thank you, congratulations. madam clerk, any other business before the committee? >> no, mr. chair. supervisor avalos: thank you. meeting adjourned. >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 years. i am a third generation. my grand farther and my dad worked over in green division for 27. i guess you could say it's blood. >> come on in. have a seat. hold on. i like it because i am standing up. i am outside without a roof over my head and i see all kinds of people. >> you catch up to people you know from the past. you know. went to school with. people that you work with at other jobs. military or something. kind of weird. it's a small word, you be. like i said, what do people do when they come to san francisco? they ride a cable car. >> california line starts in the financial district. people are coming down knobbhill. the cable car picks people up. takes them to work.

>> more with barry zito, more with tim lincecum.l me the last time tim started in a playoffs game.d th. and the historical night in philadelphia is unbelievable. we'll be back in a minute. >>> we were at the ballpark earlier tonight for our 30-minute live playoff show. one thing we noticed, the giants a little shocked the amount of media covering batting practice. usually nobody cares about batting practice. why would we be there for batting practice? but there it was. everyone locally and nationally. we did a lot of this in the early 2000s but no lopgnger. the braves arrived yesterday. historically atlanta has not done well here. a 7-7 record since 2003. tim lincecum, the starting pitcher tomorrow night. his only other playoff experience as a' with the san jose giants back in 2006. >> it's a great opportunity for us and for the giants organization. a first for myself, a first for a lot of the these guys. we're just going to try to take a win, try not to be too wide-eyed about it. >> i'm going in with no expectations. who doesn't wa

tim is a, pace coach. did 10 surprise you how brilliant he was with the 14 strikeouts? >> every time it takes and how he thinks of the amazing will happen any saw the first couple of innings. also try not breaking ball and against the ballclub. it's a lot like us their free swingers over there that come out here on the west and the bat. a combination of that, the momentum may be an extra day's rest in his confidence and the trouble he went through. there's not one thing he could say but all together collectively, he's regained we all looked around the room giving guys i pad pearl say will help. >> a guy who played a high level as coach when they say in the big-you can grow to be just like to commence one of a billion. for him to be able to give that type of torque and not explain that this gets will say it's great going action and all the buzz words. >> go ahead and forget everything else tim was a star player in san diego but around baseball most of his adult life i sense last night he was going for the clincher everybody's in a good mood carried last night it seemed m

tim lincecum was near perfection striking out 14 baters allowing two hits. the giants scored their only run in the fourth inning on a clutch. giants beat the braves 1-0. >>> on the same page for the most part. trying to throw out the strike zone. >> matt cain will be on the mound for the giants. first pitch at 6:37. >> giants fans are either waking up tired or maybe just going to bed right now after celebrating the win and this year's team is giving fans a lot to have fun with. theresa garcia is live at at&t park with all the fanfare. theresa >> absolutely. one down, four to go in the best of five playoff series against the atlanta braves. i can bet if orange wasn't your favorite before, now you may be happy to be a giants fan. fan fever was in full force yesterday and perhaps lent an extra hand to the already brilliant performance as the giants clinched a 1-0 win. a sold out crowd of 44,000 fans and many in the stands expressed their loyal support by honing in on unique characteristics of the some of the players. the panda hat to the relief pitcher beard an

. >> tim wise is here to talk about this. he's one of the anti-racist speakers and writers.fear, tim? >> well, number one, we have to recognize that it's irrational. to generalize about 1.5 billion muslims on the basis of what 19 muslims did on 9/11 is ignorance on stilts. it makes no more sense than if we were to generalize about catholics and christians based on what tim mcveigh did, which is a point that ron williams was trying to make in a latter portion of that interview which nbr apparently ignored. he makes the admission that he has this bias. which i think is a matter of honesty on his part. then he goes on to try to say, we need to be careful not to generalize. so in other words, he was admitting the bias. and then talking about the problem with the bias. to me, that's exactly as an anti-racism, anti-bias expert and educator, what we need to be doing, acknowledging that we have been conditioned to have some of these beliefs and stereotypes but that if we own it, if we put it out there and acknowledge it, we can challenge it. that's what we need to be doing. >> let's

and with that, tim williams has a look at this weekend, friday and beyond. tim? >> we're looking at a gorgeous weekend. today, we had the breeze. that cepts it pretty -- kept it pretty cool. well, we start to warm up now. and the breeze dies down, which means that it's going to really feel more summer like than spring like. we're looking at a nice air mass as high pressure builds in from the midwest. and as it continues to sink down south of the midatlantic. it allows for warmer air to move in. and that stays here. the flow stays with us into the beginning of the weekend. or the beginning of the week ahead, including columbus day. we will have the ravens forecast for you. and i guess the raven and net forecast. coming up in your forecast with bob. back inside. >> i think they like tim. they're never out there, unless he's there. >> he always attracts wildlife. >> no comment. >>> still to come. ecological nightmare. toxic sludge swamped entire townls in europe. -- towns in europe. >>> and workers held a case of viral meningitis at a school. i'm gigi barnett. that

i knew that tim was the kind of guy who just won it back >>. once the bracelet was repaired, they did get in touch with the giants' vice president, and she was able to get the bracelet back to tim's left wrist. >> i'm sure he is busy. to be honest it would not matter, as long as we keep a >> wendy. reggie to mark kron4 news. >> well the weather is looking good for tomorrow night's game, gave to, at in philadelphia. mostly clear skies. temperatures pretty mild considering this time of the year. the temperatures in the '60s at game time 64 degrees. at 5:19 p.m. pacific time. back in the bay area things getting more active, star tracker is now picking up a weather system for a few sprinkles in the south bay tonight. and some heavier showers offshore right now. we can see some light rain showers for san francisco and the peninsula after midnight tonight. then the chance of showers for tomorrow. to write out light and scattered showers. the whats as part of the storm is offshore. best chance for showers for the south bay and the east bay. where we d

tim lincecum facing direct.outs breaking the record. >> 936 is the time right now gray weather for the game tonight at 630 we will talk about that moment. 939 right now president barack obama commenting on the jobs report speaking in maryland. while the private sector added jobs the good news is being tempered by a net loss of 95,000 jobs. >> we have to keep doing everything we can to accelerate this recovery. yes the job growth is moving into the right direction but i'm not interested entrances and figures as much as the people behind them. the millions of americans swept up in the most devastating recession of our lifetimes. as i said before the only piece of economic news that folks still " looking for work here is you are hired. everything we're doing is dedicated to make that happen. >> unemployment remains steady. >> the dow hitting 11,000 mark the first time it has been that high since it closed may 2, 2005 months ago be above 11,000. so is nicer on the way up. right now at the 7000 up 52 points. we will

how in the world does tim lincecum throw a baseball so hard?hat's tonight's good question. >> it's not the prettiest delivery in the game, but it's been good enough to win the cy young twice. so how does this 160-pound kid throw so hard? >> it's a fancy name its called sequential somation of motion. it's the booster rocket effect. >> he has analyzed the pitching motion. he says it's like a three-stage rocket going off. there's this big heavy bottom booster, medium sized then there's the capsule at the top. it's the same thing with the body. you have the slow moving hips. the faster rotating torso and then the whip like motion of the arm. >> it goes one, two, three. >> he says it's not all speed and power, it's about movement and rotation. demonstrating how a pin ---- spinning object will react to forces around it. in the baseball, the seems as they cut lou ---- cut through the air. >> they are cupping the air and pulling it. what happens to that air when i'm spinning the ball like this, that air goes around and jets back in this direction. >> i