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. >> tim: allen craig with good power the other way. right-field hitter. >> joe: ripped foul. >> joe: craig spoiled a fastty pitch. >> tim: trying to go to right-field with two strikes. fouls it away. mitch moreland, the first baseman, way off the line at first base. >> joe: got him looking. two out. and the rangers are one out away from the championship. >> tim: napoli hitting outside. a slider and a mistake. it's backed up over the middle of the plate. >> joe: and it comes down to the hometown kid, david freese. who represents the winning run at plate. the tying runs are on. two out. this rangers franchise that started as the senators back in 1961. going to texas in 1972. their 40th career in texas. they are one out away from their first championship. >> joe: ball one. >> joe: strike on one. >> joe: napoli is going to go talk to him. >> tim: if there were ever a situation where you had to make sure, this is it. >> joe: the 1-1. strike two. and now the rangers are one strike away. >> joe: in to right. well hit. back at the wall. it's o

edgar hoover >>> plus a sneak peek at tim allen's hoalloween episode. >>> much more from the glamorouslywood awards at the beverly hilton as "e.t." rolls on. woman: i remember the moment. -i'll never forget that moment. woman: that changed my life. man: at that moment, it hit me -- this is why i joined the guard. we're soldiers, always ready to protect our country, but we've also got communities -- family, friends, neighbors -- who count on us. i couldn't believe it. i just saved a life. somebody from my hometown. announcer: see what it means to be a citizen-soldier, at nationalguard.com. >>> "entertainment tonight," at the hollywood awards continues. here's again is the show's host our nancy o'dell. >> the fashionistas were out in force today. we'll show you the best dressed and worsz dressed in minutes. but first, a huge star racking up a lot of nominations this year, leonardo dicaprio the news is buzzing over his new movie. >> leonardo as j. edgar hoover, the film directed by clint eastwood. grazer says the creator of the fbi drew him in. >> i'm fascinated with characters that have

tim allen returning to t and the "dancing with the stars" show is at 9:00. and of course stick around for us at 11:00. >>> you can chat with us on our facebook fan page. join in the conversation by he hadding to abc2news.com/facebook. >>> tribute to civil rights leader martin luther king, jr. on the great way in a broadway play. actor samuel r jackson plays the civil rights leader. he was assassinated after delivering that i've been to the mountaintop speech. >>> changes out there. changes are usually good. we're losing the sunshine and a couple days of rain. 37 -- 71 at bwi. skies staying cloudy and pretty murky conditions out there today. tough to find any sunshine statewide. and at the beach, the temperatures are still warm but some showers in ocean city for part of the afternoon. not much shaking here. we had a few showers on the lower eastern shore earlier and now a little patch of precipitation west of denton down into tollbet county. and look at the temperature map. cooler than yesterday by ten to 15 degrees. the clouds did a number on the overall hig

tim allen is "last man standing." october 11, 8:00/7:00 central, abc. martinez did not get there. the crowd loving that stand. and the two teams pour on to the field. bret bielema and the badgers coaches are to be congratulated on what they've put together with this franchise. it's been 37 years since the badgers have played the cornhuskers. the last time nebraska came in here ranked number 4 and the badgers upset them 21-20. here tonight in the first game of the big ten ever for bo bellini and the huskers, wisconsin dominates it. let's go down to erin. >> erin: in the coach's meetings, think all of your guys stressed this is a measuring stick game. what did you learn about your team? >> i liked we had some adversity early on, kept our composure. our guys played a four quarter game against a good football team. we got a good faootball team. we got a good quarterback. good running back. very exciteded for our guys. >> erin: how about that quarterback, why was he so effective tonight? >> because he is what he is. he's the same guy every day. doesn't flinch ever. the great thing is,

. >> tim allen on the show tonight. scotty mccreery and i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. this sensor will show why my living room gets too hot and too cold! for a limited time, geup to five-thousand five-hundred and fifty dollars in rebates to make your home more energy efficient. visit bge smart energy dot com. >> a beautiful day today. >> spectacular. it is going to stay that way. that high pressure system as want to hang around a while. mostly sunny monday. a slow moving area of high pressure. just like the lousy weather of around for a long time, this will deliver a extended stretch of high -- of a nice weather. clouds and showers arrive tuesday and wednesday. >> i become so jaded from that. >> exactly. it is nice to see the sun shine again. thank you for joining us. the tonight show is coming up next. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from fund

tim allen is getting dressed up for halloween on his new breakout hit. >> trick or treat. >> we're onet with "the last man standing" stars in costume. >> at ease. >> halloween at the biggest loser. who gains five pounds. that's tomorrow. >>> halloween is seven days away. red and yellow are getting in the spirit. >> thanks, mark. halloween, a time for ghosts and goblins, trick or treating and my personal favorite, halloween parties. what's a halloween party without the perfect costume? >> i love costumes. i bet i can guess yours. >> i'm not wearing one yet. >> a stoplight? >> no. >> the japanese flag? >> i'm not in costume. >> rudolph's nose? a slice of pepperoni? mars, the red planet? >> anyway, let's see what film celebrities had to say about their most favorite halloween costumes. >> i was never the cutesy halloween girls. i was like an electrocuted vampire. something like that. >> because we wear so many costumes, it's like amateur day for us. it's like st. patrick's day and drinking for me. >> godfather, i had my cheeks stuffed. i had the whole tuxedo and hat. >> i went full on je

chicago mayor rahm emanuel and actor tim allen also showed up. also there, the private event held at the memorial church on campus. >>> it is 6:21. coming up, a possible settlement in what is considered to be california's costliest divorce ever. >>> plus the major medical group su marijuana. >>> and whyti your cell phone company may be texting you today. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. it can also lead to serious dental problems. [ male announcer ] new act total care dry mouth is alcohol-free and has fluoride to strengthen teeth. stronger teeth and dry mouth relief. >>> the state's largest group of doctors is calling for the legalization of marijuana this morning. california medical association is the first major

chicago mayor rahm emanuel and actor tim allen who voiced the character of buzz lightyear in pixar's "toy story" movies. the private event on the stanford campus. >>> a retail chain founded in san francisco more than 40 years ago is in jeopardy of closing up the stores. for more on that and news before the bell let's turn to bertha coombs, live at the world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. the futures are a little bit soft. it looks like a slightly lower open. we got earnings from wells far j go kind of disappointing. they keep kicking the can down the road and trying to give us details on the deal. $21 million merger proposal. if approved it would create the nation's largest gas pipeline operator. overall stocks coming off a strong week it saw them both pull into positive territory for the year. here on wall street we'll be very busy this week. this morning we get a flood of earnings. this is a big season for earnings. we already heard from citigroup and wells. ibmw up this afternoon. the nasdaq, on the back of all the enthusiasm over the iphone 4s sales and google stron

tim allen is the last man standing. all new on tuesday starting at 8:00/7:00 central on abc.ing here about 10:30 this morning. although the intensity of the storm has ever stopped snowing since 10:30 this morning. here it is after 7:00 eastern time. >> ray: no, it hasn't. >> mark: rutgers first and 10, beginning at their own 40. nova going deep. harrison was the intended receiver. let's receive another update from the studio from robert flors are. >>> penn state and illinois. derrick gimpky, tig field goal, off the upright and joe paterno, career win number 409 surpassing the great eddie robinson for most wins by any coach in division i history. other scores. oklahoma state rolls over baylor 59-24. guys. >> mark: robert, thank you. 4:09. he lot the football. west virginia looks like they have it. nova is getting ready to throw, just lost the handle and west virginia recovers around the 37 yard line of rutgers. wrnz boy, nobody touched gary nova on this play. he's back and moving up in the pocket, which is nice. as he tries to put his left hand on the ball, he loses it. now th

philadelphia, milwaukee, and now texas. >> tim: in response to allen craig's comment about this countryhas gotten to know these guys. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> joe: furcal has his first. and we go back down to the field in ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, joe. jason, you talked a lot about breathing on the mound. how hard was it to breathe during that ninth inning? >> it was, but it wasn't. it's one of those things that if you don't, the inning is going to get out of hand, so i just tried to throw strikes. i got behind in the first and i thought i got to start throwing strikes, get ahead of guys and it worked out. >> ken: after game six, coming to the park today, what was your feeling? >> i mean, i mean we were in the clubhouse and we were a loose bunch of guys. we were in there hanging out, dancing around, having music playing. that's how we've been and that's how we play the bats. we came out and we were able to do it today. it's just amazing. >> ken: what about carpenter tonight, three days rest and what he gave you. >> awesome. he went out there and you couldn't a

no one makes fun of tim allen on my watch. and gets away with it. >> so random. so funny.. it's airing in london first. >>> there's only three more days until halloween. and kids aren't the only ones getting into the holiday spirit. these meerkats at an animal park in england look like they're additioning for the role of headless horseman. but they're really just trying to get in the pumpkin. and the pumpkin got stuck on a meerkat's head. >>> and remember the band smashing pumpkins? it's an annual tradition to give treats to the animals. and they let them go to town. there they are. they're enjoying it. monday, right here, it will be a zoo of sorts, as we celebrate halloween on "gma." it will be party rock madness. we want you, our viewers, to be a part of it. so, stay tuned. >> party rock madness. >>> sam, how is the weather? >> good morning, again, everybody. we are -- good morning, gang. we're live out at liberty island. this is a huddled masses, performed by the brooklyn high school of the arts choir. let me tell you, at a 32-degree windchill, these folks have been wor

they are part and partisan -- tim allen west and the fellow from south carolina. i'm sorry. i apologize to you. his name slips me. and often republicans ran away from the party. brook, the late senator from massachusetts is a perfect example. liberal republican who was successful in spite of being republican. >> right, right. but i'm not sure any of that national politics has anything to do with moten in ward 7. >> that's not ward 7. >> he made his announcement in woodlawn cemetery. does that mean anything to you? >> yeah, death. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. he had considered a run against donna edwards and he backed off. are you surprised by this? >> yes. i'm very surprised. >> very surprised. i'm sorry. go ahead. >> i was going to say, more than surprise, the question might be asked in certain quarters, why? i mean, here is s

philadelphia, milwaukee, and now texas. >> tim: in response to allen craig's comment about this countryhas gotten to know these guys. [ceers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> joe: furcal has his first. and we go back down to the field in ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, joe. jason, you talked a lot about breathing on the mound. how hard was it to breathe during that ninth inning? >> it was, but it wasn't. it's one of those things that if you don't, the inning is going to get out of hand, so i just tried to throw strikes. i got behind in the first and i thought i got to start throwing strikes, get ahead of guys and it worked out. >> ken: after game six, coming to the park today, what was your feeling? >> i mean, i mean we were in the clubhouse and we were a loose bunch of guys. we were in there hanging out, dancing around, having music playing. that's how we've been and that's how we play the bats. we came out and we were able to do it today. it's just amazing. >> ken: what about carpenter tonight, three days rest and what he gave you. >> awesome. he went out there and you couldn't as

. >> and tim allen, had a very funny quote. >> alan thicke had the best quote.ald people have become. but the funny thing is, the people of "growing pains" look better than when they went off the show. >> i'm curious how the dynamic was amongst the cast of "fatal attraction." >> "fatal attraction" was great. we got glenn close and michael douglas together. they are neighbors in westchester. we shot them at glenn close's house. and both of them are so funny. they get the joke. it's a great movie. but they pose with a white rabbit. and they really love each other. and he was just a few months out of cancer treatment. and he was in great spirits. he would tell her dirty jokes. and she loves jokes. in her kitchen, glenn close has the knife that she went after anne archer with in the final scene. >> where does she have it? >> she has it mounted and framed in her kitchen. >> that's really cool. >> i know. she didn't like the ending. in the original ending, i think glenn close's character kills herself. but audiences wanted michael douglas' wife to shoot her dead. they

ball 1 high to allen craig. >> tim: that's where feliz was in st. louis. he pitched game two. do not want to walk the first batter in this situation, orally any situation. but he was wild high with all his deliveries. >> joe: pujols on deck, then holliday, berkman, all the big bats are stacked up. >> tim: you have to take a pitch right here, make him get the ball down in the strike zone. >> joe: and he does. down and away. 3-0. now feliz goes behind the mound. you see the anguished looks on the faces of the fans here at the end of a long day of pro sports in arlington. 3-1. 3-2. two on with one out. and allen craig never had to swing the bat. here is pujols. feliz, who is 6 for 6 during the postseason in save chances with an e.r.a. of just over 1. he's making it interesting here in the ninth. pujols hitless tonight. he goes after the first pitch. fly ball down the right-field line and moreland can't get there. >> tim: the rangers caught a break because nelson cruz was playing albert pujols so deeply in right field, he couldn't make the play. and obviously you have to respect t

>> tim: the only man retired by ogando was his nemesis allen craig.e: what a game. these middle innings four, five and six. now yadier molina with the bases loaded, one out. molina 1-2, two-run double. facing adrian gonzalez. a fly ball in to right. holliday will tag and come to the plate. the throw is toward third. and berkman is in. with a face plant over the third base bag. it's 12-6. on a sac fly to right off the bat of yadier molina. and berkman gets up smiling. after getting a face full of dirt. >> tim: that elicits this reaction. >> joe: holliday reaches on error scores, 12-6 and the biggest lead of the night. here is jon jay. the cardinals have batted around for the second time in this game. the number thin nine mn theriot started this with a walk. kinsler to his right. flips and that's it. cardinals come up with four runs in the sixth. pujols was clapping. swinging. ron washington is jogging in place. guys are celebratin celebrating. that kid is wired on cotton candy. we are going to the bottom of the sixth. no problem. you want to save money

we go back to last inning. >> tim: here is the play. watch allen craig, the runner at first base.albert pujols, that always signifys a hit-and-run. now if it was put on by tony la russa, la russa would haven't stopped and asked allen why you were running. so what you said makes all the sense in the world. there are some hitters that will put their own hit-and-run on. they have their own sign. remember dick grope usedded to do that in the early '60s with the cardinals. it was an open palm. right-hand. open palm to first base. you were running. >> joe: punto takes a ball inside. >> joe: yadier molina does not run well. he is at second. the go-ahead run. one out. tie game in the eighth. punto who struck out with runners on at second and third in the sixth inning against reliever feldman on a breaking ball. he fouls this off his leg and trying to make the pain go away. 1-1 count. 1-14 tonight with runners in scoring position, rather, are the cardinals. tonight they have stranded ten. now have the go-ahead run at second. one out in the eighth. mike adams is the one getting loose. >> ti

we go back to last inning. >> tim: here is the play. watch allen craig, the runner at first base.albert pujols, that always signifys a hit-and-run. now if it was put on by tony la russa, la russa would haven't stopped and asked allen why you were running. so what you said makes all the sense in the world. there are some hitters that will put their own hit-and-run on. they have their own sign. remember dick grope usedded to do that in the early '60s with the cardinals. it was an open palm. right-hand. open palm to first base. you were running. >> joe: punto takes a ball inside. >> joe: yadier molina does not run well. he is at second. the go-ahead run. one out. tie game in the eighth. punto who struck out with runners on at second and third in the sixth inning against reliever feldman on a breaking ball. he fouls this off his leg and trying to make the pain go away. 1-1 count. 1-14 tonight with runners in scoring position, rather, are the cardinals. tonight they have stranded ten. now have the go-ahead run at second. one out in the eighth. mike adams is the one getting loose. >> ti

>> tim: he faced eight batters and gave up three home runs. >> joe: a 2-1 to allen craig. 3-1.mperatures dropped a bit. the wind is still whipping through the rangers ballpark. there is weather in the area. ball four is inside. it's supposed to rain, they say, in about 45 minutes. >> tim: it's tough to read a crowd, but you get a sense and the feeling from this crowd of enormous respect after seeing pujols and what he did his last time up. the rangers fans have heard about him. the nation has heard about him. the cardinals fans know him. >> joe: here is one to left centerfield. back at the track. he has got another. more respect. >> tim: unbelievable. >> joe: he has hit a three-run shot, now a two-run shot. and the cardinals lead shut-6 in the seventh. [ applause ] four for his last four at-bats. five rbis, three runs scored. pujols after being hitless in the first two games is heating up. >> tim: well, he is hot. >> joe: he's not heating up. he is over that hump. >> tim: he has been hot for 11 years. >> joe: matt holliday with two out, nobody on, takes a strike. cardinals have

you may remember our own tim tooten sat down and with president allen johnson between the historical connection between liberia and america. you can go to our website, wbaltv.com, and there you can click on the linked"africa's maryland." >> stay with us. >> how the speed camera and get up in the shape and on the floor. we'll have the story coming up. >> officer city camera was ripped from the base and a director a field. the camera was in the 7400 block of north point boulevard right in front ofsparrows point high school. >> this is what was left of the speed camera in front of sparrows point high school. it was yanked out of the ground by a person to accommodate change to it and pulled away. it's it's here in the north point district. police want to know if you know who did it. out in front of sparrows point high school in the 7400 block of north point boulevard is a stub of what is left of a speed camera that was ripped out of the ground. the poll and camera itself set on the floor as evidence of the baltimore county north precinct. police say tuesday night just before 11:00, two j

can tim cain or george allen win if their presidential candidate does not carry virginia?the answer to that is they can, but if you notice the absence of many democrats with the president as he swings through the state, it's the democratic leader of the house has taken out an ad saying i am not obama. being friends as they are, i'm sure they discussed it. we have talked about the problems and they need each other's votes. tim is smart enough to know that independents play a great role in the state and to the extent that he is in the beginning with obama, it could. he needs the base vote of the party and obama needs the vote of independents who look like they are supporting him. can either win without their candidate? i think they could. it will be difficult, but they could. >> the former governor and mayor of richmond. up next, the hump day panel is here with more debate post-game including after a night of punch flowing, who came out the least bloodied. it's the tip of the day. roasted red pepper and tomato. i got nothing left. only on msnbc. sorry fishbowl friends. i'd r

we go back to last inning. >> tim: here is the play. watch allen craig, the runner at first base.albert pujols, that always signifys a hit-and-run. now if it was put on by tony la russa, la russa would haven't stopped and asked allen why you were running. so what you said makes all the sense in the world. there are some hitters that will put their own hit-and-run on. they have their own sign. remember dick grope usedded to do that in the early '60s with the cardinals. it was an open palm. right-hand. open palm to first base. you were running. >> joe: punto takes a ball inside. >> joe: yadier molina does not run well. he is at second. the go-ahead run. one out. tie game in the eighth. punto who struck out with runners on at second and third in the sixth inning against reliever feldman on a breaking ball. he fouls this off his leg and trying to make the pain go away. 1-1 count. 1-14 tonight with runners in scoring position, rather, are the cardinals. tonight they have stranded ten. now have the go-ahead run at second. one out in the eighth. mike adams is the one getting loose. >> ti

back at the track, allen craig will leap and make catch! two outs! >> tim: getting to the fence, jumping. the ball would have been out had he not made the catch. or hit the top of the fence. exchanging leather for a run. >> joe: i think your initial call was right, i think that ball was gone. >> tim: i think so. >> joe: that look was the best, most definitive. here's napoli. carpenter is one out away from pitching six innings here tonight. craig has homered here tonight. remember, he started because of the injury last night to matt holliday. he's homered and now took one away. napoli is saying, wait. now that pitch from feldman, he's saying that's the same pitch. the pitch from feldman to yadier molina was that same pitch and now it's a strike. >> tim: exactly what he's saying. >> joe: the count is 1-1. molina tried to frame it. ball 2. nobody knows better than napoli, who has been receiving three pitchers for the rangers so far tonight. a fly ball into right. berkman is there to end the inning. and carpenter has a 1, 2, 3 sixth. bottom of the sixth. what a

ball 1 high to allen craig. >> tim: that's where feliz was in st. louis. he pitched game two. do not want to walk the first batter in this situation, orally any situation. but he was wild high with all his deliveries. >> joe: pujols on deck, then holliday, berkman, all the big bats are stacked up. >> tim: you have to take a pitch right here, make him get the ball down in the strike zone. >> joe: and he does. down and away. 3-0. now feliz goes behind the mound. you see the anguished looks on the faces of the fans here at the end of a long day of pro sports in arlington. 3-1. 3-2. two on with one out. and allen craig never had to swing the bat. here is pujols. feliz, who is 6 for 6 during the postseason in save chances with an e.r.a. of just over 1. he's making it interesting here in the ninth. pujols hitless tonight. he goes after the first pitch. fly ball down the right-field line and moreland can't get there. >> tim: the rangers caught a break because nelson cruz was playing albert pujols so deeply in right field, he couldn't make the play. and obviously you have to respect t

this is tim cain versus george allen. george kaine joins me now. >> good morning to you, martha.interesting to look at your political path. here you are again coming back trying to run for the senate seat that you lost against west. it's a moment i'm sure you'd rather not revisit. the the big question is what was different then in your experience to now in the state of virginia? >> first of all that was a mistake. i never should have drawn that young man into the debate. he was simply doing his job. and i was wrong to do so. i've apologized for it. it diverted the campaign away from the issues that families really care about. one of my motivations for running is looking at the future through the eyes of our children. our oldest daughter graduated last year from college, and like many of her peers had a hard time finding work. she is lucky, she eventually did. i see our country going in the wrong direction with fewer opportunities in our country. you see a government that is spending, hitting us with punishing counter productive energy policies, higher taxes and a variety of thing

back at the track, allen craig will leap and make catch! two outs! >> tim: getting to the fence, jumping. the ball would have been out had he not made the catch. or hit the top of the fence. exchanging leather for a run. >> joe: i think your initial call was right, i think that ball was gone. >> tim: i think so. >> joe: that look was the best, most definitive. here's napoli. carpenter is one out away from pitching six innings here tonight. craig has homered here tonight. remember, he started because of the injury last night to matt holliday. he's homered and now took one away. napoli is saying, wait. now that pitch from feldman, he's saying that's the same pitch. the pitch from feldman to yadier molina was that same pitch and now it's a strike. >> tim: exactly what he's saying. >> joe: the count is 1-1. molina tried to frame it. ball 2. nobody knows better than napoli, who has been receiving three pitchers for the rangers so far tonight. a fly ball into right. berkman is there to end the inning. and carpenter has a 1, 2, 3 sixth. bottom of the sixth. what a

. >> tim: joe, you and i were talking about it during the break. what about allenthis situation? holland would have to pitch to him. in doing that, tony la russa would weaken his defense to the point where you'd have to move holliday to center or allen craig to center. that is why la russa is not pinch-hitting here. >> joe: good pitch from holland on the hands of jon jay. if you didn't catch the numbers, 8-1/3, no runs, two hits. seven strike-outs, 116 pitch night. on sunday night in game four, for derek holland. bases loaded. two out. jay cracks his bat. and holland makes the play. the cardinals tie it. and leave the bases loaded. what a game. game sixth. we go to the seventh, tied at four.  three things to know about the proposed merger of at&t and t-mobile: with the planned merger, at&t will invest eight billion dollars more... and deploy the next generation of wireless internet to nearly everyone in america. this investment will create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. we're not investing to create jobs - but jobs will be created..

tim scott from south carolina, allen west from florida. we have a lot more work to do as republicans but we're going to keep doing that. >> talking about chris christie, mark, i'm wondering if, you know, what we just heard is true, you know. i thought john mccain, it's a little different when you actually dive into the pool. is it easy to be in love with a candidate and then they get into the ra ice? >> absolutely. remember fred thompson. >> rudy giuliani. >> there's a list of people who look great. the difference with chris christie is the pool is bad so i think that his competition is thin, no pun intended, but i think chris christie has the conservative bon ffides. he's likable, he's personable, he does well in debates. i think he could win despite his weight although it will be an issue. >> is it too late? what's the disadvantage. let's say he gets in at the end of the week. what disadvantage is he at already? are all the good people already taken? are the money people already committed? >> it's organization, organization on the ground

allen craig goes deep. here in the eighth. [ cheering ] >> tim: a breaking ball that hangs inside but not for long.ls have scored off derek holland in this world series. >> joe: now the batter is david freese. who has a walk last time up. 0-2. >> joe: this cardinal team has been resilient all year. fought through injury and charged their way back up in the wild card standings. they have ineffect played elimination games since the end of august. as the count goes to 2-1. >> tim: once again, 10-1/2 back on august 25. they ended up winning the wild card on the last day of the season from the braves. >> joe: beat the heavily favored philadelphia phillies and they beat the brewers and they trail here tonight. not just here in the series but in game six. 7-5, now. the count is 2-2 on freese. interesting that holland is still on the mound. and mike adams who was traded to this team for spots like this and had not been in a game since game two is not the ballgame. holland gets the ground ball. andrus stumbles but gets the out. two out. adams is ready to go. yadier molina is coming up. only man to reach aga

. >> tim: joe, you and i were talking about it during the break. what about allenthis situation? holland would have to pitch to him. in doing that, tony la russa would weaken his defense to the point where you'd have to move holliday to center or allen craig to center. that is why la russa is not pinch-hitting here. >> joe: good pitch from holland on the hands of jon jay. if you didn't catch the numbers, 8-1/3, no runs, two hits. seven strike-outs, 116 pitch night. on sunday night in game four, for derek holland. bases loaded. two out. jay cracks his bat. and holland makes the play. the cardinals tie it. and leave the bases loaded. what a game. game sixth. we go to the seventh, tied at four. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >> joe: how about this night. a total of five errors. total of 11 hits. each side has four runs as we go to the seventh inning of game six. allen craig takes over in

. >> tim: joe, you and i were talking about it during the break. what about allenthis situation? holland would have to pitch to him. in doing that, tony la russa would weaken his defense to the point where you'd have to move holliday to center or allen craig to center. that is why la russa is not pinch-hitting here. >> joe: good pitch from holland on the hands of jon jay. if you didn't catch the numbers, 8-1/3, no runs, two hits. seven strike-outs, 116 pitch night. on sunday night in game four, for derek holland. bases loaded. two out. jay cracks his bat. and holland makes the play. the cardinals tie it. and leave the bases loaded. what a game. game sixth. we go to the seventh, tied at four. >> joe: how about this night. a total of five errors. total of 11 hits. each side has four runs as we go to the seventh inning of game six. allen craig takes over in left-field. and you have to believe that matt holliday injured his right-hand going in to the right foot. of adrian beltre. he was looking at it. he was going back to the bag. he can't continue and that answers the

tim scott, south carolina, you've got allen west, you certainly had j.c.atts years ago, republicans will vote for an african-american who agree with them on policy, if they're ideological, but will they do it for president? >> oh, i think they will. i think they will. i think that dynamic -- it's going to be tested. obviously, it's going to be tested. but i think herman cain has put the seeds in place. now he's got to germinate it by putting the organization together. >> let's see if he can do it. where does cain's support come from? according to the nbc/"wall street journal" poll, fascinating numbers, he has more support from people who say they're highly interested in the campaign, in other words, intense conservatives. people over 55. that's interesting. men! this is a conservative profile. people with college degrees, tea party supporters, people who identify themselves as very conservative. let me go to howard here. romney supporters on the other end tend to be liberals. they consider themselves to be less interested, women -- not less interested in w

for virginia, for the senate for the seat of the retiring jim webb, governor tim kaine up against former senator george allen, kaine has a one-popoint leadad, 45-44.4. whatat a greatat race. two prpremiere m matchups s we'll bebe wawatching a all the look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> welcome back to "hardball." for a supposed front-runner, mitt romney still having trouble gaining traction with actual republican voters. in poll after poll his support has stayed virtually unchanged as other candidates have battled to fill anti-romney, if you will, position. last month it was rick perry in that position. now it appears to be herman cain challenging him. this is despite the fact that he's been strong in debates, m

for virginia, for the senate for the seat of the retiring jim webb, governor tim kaine up against former senator george allen, kaine has a one-popoint leadad, 45-44.4. whatat a greatat race. two prpremiere m matchups s we'll bebe wawatching a all the >>> welcome back to "hardball." for a supposed front-runner, mitt romney still having trouble gaining traction with actual republican voters. in poll after poll his support has stayed virtually unchanged as other candidates have battled to fill anti-romney, if you will, position. last month it was rick perry in that position. now it appears to be herman cain challenging him. this is despite the fact that he's been strong in debates, mitt romney has, and has racked up a number of impressive endorsements, but what's wrong with mitt romney? will his numbers begin to move now, and here's what we can tell from what the results of the newest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll tells us and that's just out today. compare how republican voters see mitt romney compared to herman cane. 16% of voters are very positive, 16%, 1 in 6 are very positive while 28% are very posit

for virginia, for the senate for the seat of the retiring jim webb, governor tim kaine up against former senator george allen, kaine has a one-point lead, 45-44. what a great race. two premiere matchups we'll be watching all the way up to election day. we'll be rooting for one of these candidates. they're in place. all we can do now is watch. wait. wait a minute. there's a truck. tough to tell from here, but whoever is driving that truck is right below the plane now. this is -- this is just unbelievable! the broken landing gear landed into the bed... [ male announcer ] the midsized nissan frontier with full-size payload and towing. innovation for doers. innovation for all. ♪ every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business. it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $7.8 billion to small businesses across the country so far this year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> welcome back to "

democrat tim kaine is well ahead of republican george allen. the former governor raised $1.3 million in donations. allen, also a former governor, raised $900,000 in the same period. >>> right now montgomery county police are trying to answer a number of questions about the disappearance of an 11-year-old boy. his mother is dead, and his stepfather is now in jail. no one has seen william mcclain since september the 30th. police found his mother jane mcclain dead inside her germantown home on wednesday night. detectives tracked down her suv to a hotel in charlotte, north carolina, and that's where they arrested the boy's stepfather curtis lopez. william mcclain played football for a neighborhood rec league, and his coach says the entire team is worried. >> right now all we know is what we hear on the news. as a community, the e-mails have been going out through this organization all day, and we're just hoping and praying for a safe return for william. >> a source tells news 4 that lopez has hired an attorney since his arrest. and lopez hasn't mad

allen is a pretty strong candidate. he was so narrowly last time and now tim cain is not just the former governor. r governor who is the dnc chairman and he's easily tagged with the national democratic label. >> you'd rather be george allen? >> i would. georgeal sen a proven vote better although he had a bump in the road the last time. i think josh is younger and has a higher hurdle to clear, but i think democratic efforts to say this race is over in ohio is way too premature. >> the chances the republicans take control of the senate. how much 50% are you in that camp? >> think you want a number? >> i think it's more than 50%. i don't know, 55% chance that they'll move in the senate. >> you'll move the trade number. i've been saying from plus 2 to plus 5. i think it's higher rather than lower. i think there's a bias taken off the center. >> stu rothenberg. we'll needle charlie all day. >> we should. >> thank you, sir. >>> starting monday nbc's brian williams will be doing double duty hosting "nightly news" in the evening and his new show "rock center" literally he has to walk about ten feet at 10:0