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the orange and black are red-hot tonight in texas. good evening, everyone, i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. the giants are on the verge of making history by winning their first world series title since the franchise moved here to fridays. >>> they of course defeated the texas rangers and now just need one more win to become world champions. our joe fonzi is here now with am so of the highlights from tonight's big game. >> this truly is uncharted history. never in the history of the san francisco giants have they led a world series 3-1. that means they have three more chances to win once and bring san francisco its first baseball world championship. bruce boche tweaked the lineup against tommy hunter. and it worked. aubrey huff the designated hitter tonight put the first runs on the board with a towering two run shot into the texas night in the third inning. in the 7th boche set things in motion. edgar rentaria with the pitch. andre torres finds the gap in right center. rentaria scores easily and it is 3-0 game. then in the 8th off darren oday posey sends it into the center. h

ahead. ♪ we're going to texas! ♪ (mariana) the state line. what does that mean? does that mean we just passed into texas? are we in texas? texas! (mariana) we're in texas! (su-yin) yoo! so today, we're heading to valley mills, texas, to interview doug baum, the founder and owner of the texas camel call. we're going to his camel ranch. (mariana) oh my god, he's got a cowboy hat. that's so cool. (male #3) when i was 21, i was living in nashville, tennessee, playing country music, you know, with guys with record deals and all of that. it became unfulfilling, i guess. it was just not the best fit. along the way, i had started volunteering and working in zoos, always kind of looking ahead thinking, "i really enjoy working with these animals." and in the zoo setting, you were sharing the camels with the children, whether you were giving rides, you know, and i would do that. and i really saw the connection that people had with the animals in that setting. and that's when the light kind of went on. [camel grunting] woo, that is-- ah! hi, there. (doug) come up. this is richard, by the way. my d

own budget shortfalls, texas governor rick perry tells us how he'll close the gap without washington's help. plus, the bush legacy, from the financial crisis to his freedom agenda. does the former commander-in-chief have any regrets? he tells our own kim strassel. welcome to the journal editorial report i'm paul gig gigot. lawmakers return next week for lame duck session and the bush era tax cuts will be at the top of the agenda. and president obama may be ready to cut a deal. accepting a temporary extension for high earnsers to went renewals for the middle class. and axlerod denying it's a retreat. why are liberal howling? joining us and deputy editor dan henninger, assistant editorial page editor james freeman and washington columnist kim strassel. dan, what a difference an election makes. david axlerod getting pounded i think for acknowledging the obvious which is that the president now has to deal with the republican congress. are the tax cuts going to be extended, all of them and for how long? >> before we get to whether they will be, let's describe what will happen i

national cable satellite corp. 2010] congressman paul ryan of wisconsin and pete sessions of texas. also, they will hold their first meeting this evening with another scuttle sometime tomorrow. you conduct your website to seek a statement from the chairman and to learn more about what the team does. that is that c-span.org/ politics. president obama addressed the indian parliament. [applause] india is president obama's first off on his 10-day trip to asia. he leaves tomorrow for indonesia. this is about 35 minutes. >> mr. vice-president, madam speaker, mr. prime minister, members. most of all, the people of india. i've been to for the great honor of addressing more than 1 billion indians in the world's largest democracy. [applause] i bring the greetings and french ships of the world's oldest democracy -- friendships of the world's oldest democracy, the united states of america. [applause] over the past three days my wife and i have the experience the beauty and dynamism of india and its people. from the majesty of the tomb to the advanced technologies that are empowering women and

comfortable with every death sentence that was carried out under your supervision as governor of texas? well now today more than ever i would like to have the chance to ask former president george w. bush that question. the texas observer has front paged an astounding story about mr. bush's time in office as governor of texas. mr. bush oversaw the executions of 152 people while he was governor there. he put 152 people to death. as governor he had the power to say thumbs up or thumbs down in all of those cases and 152 times he chose to put a prisoner to death. the last one, the final man executed under george w. bush's time as governor, number 152 was a man named claude jones. claude jones was convicted of murder for killing that took place in 1989, part of a liquor store holdup in which a man was shot and killed. claude jones says he didn't kill anyone. he didn't do it. there was only one piece of physical evidence that connected had him to the murder. it was a hair that was found at the crime scene. and the prosecution said that hair belonged to claude jones. turns out it didn't. grou

atlanta, the lds,n philadelphia, the nlcs, and now clinching in texas for the world championship. >> joe: the guy on your screen, tim lincecum, becomes the fifth pitcher in world series history with ten or more strikeouts in a clinching game, and the first one to do it, as he gets the win here tonight, since bob gibson in 1967. the last swing. this group of san francisco giants, a team that was worked on all season long, added to at the trading deadline, added to at the end of august, came together, and they won it all. so while the celebration continues, down to the field we go. here's ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, joe. cody, upper claimed on waivers from the marlins in late august. did you ever think then that this moment was 'nibble. >> absolutely not. i can't tell you how proud i am of this team, just never giving up. we don't have any superstars. we are just a bunch of guys that wanted to win. obviously our pitching is incredible. timmy threw an unbelievable game and brian came in. we couldn't have drawn it up any better. it's unbelievable of. >> ken: you guys beat cliff le

current director of the texas network. he also serves his litigation director of the texas defenders service which is a nonprofit law firm that represents death row defendants. dow published numerous books on judicial reform and the death penalty including executed on a technicality and autobiography of an execution which will be discussing today. in the middle, from the journalist and will we have robert elder who is called a journalist and novelist perception. he's a editor for aol.com and teaches journalism at northwestern university. he's written at "the new york times," the "boston globe," "chicago tribune" and so on. his book's cover a range of american popular culture including poker, comic books and film. but today we will be talking about his latest book, last words executed which covers and other cultural phenomenon, the taking of the last words which is one of the rituals in the execution procedure. i would like to begin a visit today with a question for all three writers about beginning. cahill was in the middle of a revered historical series when he wrote a saint on deat

. >>> and, all heart in a tiny texas town they still cheer for the home team even if the game has changed a bit. a story how six-man football is keeping a friday night tradition at hometown spirit alive. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city this is "nightline," november 25th, 2010. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. we begin with a story to make you even more thankful for whatever warmth and comfort you have tonight. a tale of love and death on the freezing roof of the world. while thousands have conquered most everest over the year only a few hundred have stood at the top of k-2, because it is steeper, toughest and riskier. the expedition we followed tonight went up with cameras romming, men hoping to document personal glory but instead they captured one of the worst disasters in mountaineering history. >> 11 climbers died. >> you couldn't have asked for a better day in a million years. and only on k-2 does a perfect summit day become a deadly day. >> reporter: on a good day, this mountain kills 1 out o

the outside corner. strike two. the job just got even tougher for texas against bumgarner. o'day came on. last night, o'day won that match-up. tonight, posey. the count 2-2. >> joe: tim flannery, the third base coach. back to the home run by posey. >> joe: the mad scramble for the world series souvenir. >> joe: o'day's 2-2 pitch. popped up, right side. moreland gives it a look by the seats. he got it. two out. ross is hitless tonight. his ten-game post-season hitting streak may come to a close but his giants are up 4-nothing in the eighth. here is uribe. 0-3. >> tim: e thing about the giants' line-up, the giants will make no defensive moves in the game. as bruce bochy said, their defensive team started tonight's game. and will in all probability end it. >> joe: ball one, down and away to uribe. fouled out. flied to left, flied to center. pat burrell, the guy on the left with the jacket on, out of the line-up tonight. for this post season. took extra batting practice today. tried to get his timing back. according to bruce bochy, he will be back in there tomorrow night against a le

a rangers de texas . >> en la serie mundial. >> esa fue la jugada final , pero la jugada del colombiano dejo dicho que seria el más valioso . >> otro más fue el atacantge. >> los los gigantes de san francisco ganaron en el primer partido en san francisco , los rangers de texas ganaron el primer encuentro en arlington pero perdieron ayer . >> es el primer título para san francisco despuñs de mudarse a san francisco , fanáticos esperan al equipo para poder celebrar , más un desfile. >> el partido iba hoy 0 a 0 , cuando el colombiano dio para anotar 4 carrereas. >> despuñs rangers de texas anoto 3 carreras. >> despuñs en la novena entrada los los gigantes de san francisco vencieron . >> cientos de fanáticos celebraron en plena ciudad , tenemos todos los detalles a continuación. . >> así es , una celebración total en el centro de san francisco , despuñs de demostrar que son mejores que rangers de texas . >> desde horas de la tarde fanáticos llegaron a v er el quinto partido mientras el ambiete se calentaba. >> minutos despuñs el centro se abarroto con los fanático

with more power than ever. we'll sit down with the new rga chairman, texas governor rick perry, to talk about the barack obama agenda and what role he'll play in the 2012 presidential race. plus, with the holiday travel season about to start, airport security gets up close, and personal. we'll ask our sunday panel if new tsa procedures go too far and a power player of the work, a former grafitti artist now creates works of art that you can eat. all, now, on fox news suddenly. and, hello again, from fox news in washington. president obama and other nato leaders agreed saturday on an exit strategy for afghanistan. turning over security to the afghans by the end of 2014. while nato officials said they did not expect foreign combat forces to keep fighting the taliban after that, u.s. officials said they will decide at the itime, earlier we spoke with hillary clinton from the nato summit in lisbon. secretary clinton, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you, chris, good to talk to you. >> chris: nato now agreed to a goal of 2014 for turning over securities responsibilities to the a

fighting the mexican army in 1836. but from that defeat came the birth of texas. first as an independent republic. then as our 28th state. >> what's unique about the flag of texas is how much texans love their state and their flag. but they have reason to feel proud of that flag. >> reporter: the star symbolizes unity. it's also why texas is nicknamed "the lone star state." the five points are said to represent the ideal characteristics of a texan -- loyalty, prudence, fortitude, broadmindedness, and righteousness. texas values are also embodied in the flag's bold colors. red for courage, white for purity and liberty and blue for loyalty. >> i think they're happy to be americans. but there's that whole texas pride, and what you see on that flag is the independence of texas. >> reporter: tipping my hat to texas, i'm kristen, with flag facts. >>> a recent study found that americans eat 156 pounds of added sugar each year. a lot of it is hidden in foods that we eat every day. jax hubbard is a nutritionist at long island college hospital. jax, what sort of foods are hiding sugar? >> sugars a

estados, con numerosos votantes hispanos, florida y texas, los republicanos obtuvieron victorias dobles. >> macabro hallazgo en la turÍstica ciudad de acapulco, mÉxico. las autoridades encontraron cerca de 20 cadÁveres dentro de una fosa comÚn. >> y una nueva amenaza natural, pone a temblar. thomas podrÍa azotar la isla convertido en huracÁn. >> muy buenas noches, bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn de Última hora. el panorama polÍtico este miÉrcoles es completamente diferente. tras las elecciones de medio tÉrmino, los republicanos tienen control de la cÁmara de representantes. los demÓcratas logran mantener control del senado. la pregunta ahora es si ambos partidos podrÁn trabajar en un tono mÁs conciliador, o si la agenda del presidente obama peligra ante las presiones que los republicanos pudieran ejercer. lourdes se encuentra en washington, y nos habla del nuevo balance de poder. ♪ >> canta victoria republicana fue como un golpe a los demÓcratas. golpe, tras golpe, tras golpe. ganaron mÁs de 60 escaÑos adicionales para conquistar la mayorÍa de la cÁmara de repres

junkyard dogs on a bone. they would not let go. to use a texas term, we pulled on the same rope. it took a village mentality to raise this team, whether it was the front office, scattered department, player development, training staff, clubhouse people, but somehow, someway, we had a mind set that there was no difference between the bad boy and the owner, and we took that through the season. we are so proud. we' are so happy to have brought this home to you. now i want to introduce the next manager of the year, bruce goatee. if you thought his head was big before -- bruce bochy. if you thought his head was big before, look at it now. [applause] >> what a feeling. first of all, i have to thank sabean for bringing me here four years ago to have the opportunity to experience this great city, this story franchise. i have to thank his staff for their tireless work, the time they put in, how devoted they were to getting this done. i could not be prouder of these guys. they play with more heart and determination. they wanted to win in as bad as much for themselves as they did for you. we all saw

peligro para inmigrantes, preparese para lo que pretende una representante de texas. >>> y una lucha contra mí mismo y mi dolor. >>>josé: el minero edison peña, demuestra que sea cual sea la pista de carrera nada lo rinde noticiero telemundo. con josé díaz-balart. >>> buenas tardes comenzamos en méxico con la muerte de tony tormenta uno de los líderes del cartel del golfo. abatido con la infantería de marina. raúl torres con el reporte desde méxico. >>> la ciudad de matamoros en tamaulipas se convirtió en un campo de batalla. las fuerzas de la marina literalmente considera zar cazan a exequiel. uno de los líderes del cartel del golfo. pero vendió cara su vida y murió abatido. >>> la persecución de dichas personas. llevados a cabo. >>> le decían tony tormenta por su mal carácter al intentar escapar de los marinos. enloquecieron a toda la ciudad. hombres armados buscaban una ruta de escape. no lograron evadir a 150 marinos que cerraron el paso y que utilizaron más de 50 granadas. para dejar destrozado el refugio del narcotraficante. los sicarios, provocaron la muerte

arlington texas. [ cheering and applause ] >> that says it all. >>> good evening, bay area. and welcome to arlington texas. it's where it happened tonight where the giants did it in five games. i can't believe it. 3-1 in an amazing win. there were over 1,000 giants fans who watched it here. they came from all over. from southern florida, from texas, the east coast and west coast and yeah from the bay area, too. and they are partying here. they are wondering the streets of arlington looking for something to do. a guy that watched it all go down with me this time, dennis, this looks pretty good. >> i'm a native san franciscoian went to the city -- grew up in the city. watched the new ballpark get built. this isn't just about tonight. it's about 56 years. it's about willie mays. it's about mccovey. all the great players who played here and never got this championship. the amazing thing is that the giants beats one of the best pitchers in baseball, not once, but they did it twice. when edgar renteria delivers the biggest home run of his career. that was plenty for tim lincecum, who

slight chance of showers in southeastern texas towards houston as the system goes by. the chance of of showers will increase, but not until likely tomorrow. we will be watching the conditions through the game. back to the bay area, in terms of the radar, we are not fining rain and a big change from last week when you have the system that stalled off the coast and moved in over the weekend. high pressure is moving inland and the storm track aimed over the bay area is aimed off to the north and it should stay for the better part of the week. mid 70s inland and san jose despite the chilly start, a nice finish. 74 today. coastal areas today mainly 60s. we may climb into the 70s and beginning tomorrow and wednesday, east bay temperatures, mid 70s and into the north bay highs in the low 70s and gorgeous weather all the way through the middle of the week. 80s inland and sicks and 70s on the coast and trending cooler as we approach the weekend. >> thanks so much, rob. a manhattan artist is using talents in a different way. not with a pen and paper, but an iphone. he goes from scene to screen a

crossing statelines. they found a trail to texas where two women were arrest evidence with a half million dollars worth of marijuana packed in suitcases and duffel bags. we have this exclusive report from dallas. >> reporter: a modest house in northwest fresno where is fresno county undercover detectives say two women loaded these bulky bags full of pot, and began their 27-hour journey. from sunup till sundown, through california, arizona, new mexico, and texas. the women stopped only for gas and brief bathroom breaks attachment had no. they had noyard investigators were behind them the entire trip. >> we watched them travel through a number of states from fresno to the dallas frt worth area, and their beings contained illegal marijuana. >> reporter: 24 hours earlier a tip from a confidential informant drew detectives together to figure out a surveillance plan, and enlested the hundred of the department of become safety in texas. once they found out a large quanity of drugs were involved, deputies were willing to good the distance to take ounce the operation. >> we follow up on th

yield two minutes to the gentlelady from -- i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from texas, ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: i thank the distinguished gentleman of the ways and means committee and i thank the ways and means committee for the very fine leadership that it has exhibited and particularly on tonight's -- on tonight by bringing to the floor the legislation sponsored by our very good frent, mr. oberstar. i chair the congressional children's caucus and i wanted to rise and speak from the heart, for mr. mcdermott to share with us as the minority manager as well, shared with us some of the pain that goes with children who need to be adopted. some years ago, i chaired the foster parent task force for harris county. i had the privilege of chairing that with one of our former colleagues, congressman mike andrews. and we chaired that task force to recruit, to restore to rejuvenate foster parents. to encourage them in their parenting and their loving of foster children. in the course of that task, i learned of aging out. children who were in the foster care system, not adopt

celebrate. the traditional champane shower after defeating the texas rangers 4-1. good evening everyone i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. never before has san francisco celebrated like it has celebrated tonight and why not, this is a night to remember. the first ever victory for your san francisco giants. we go to ken wayne who's live at civic center. >> reporter: hope you guys can hear me, but we have a group of very happy giant fans behind me. this party started early this afternoon when thousands of fans flooded city plaza to watch the jumbo tron. but the celebration couldn't begin until the final out. the celebration than began, champane bottles were popped at the civic center. >> reporter: one police captain estimated the crowd at 8,000 to 10,000. that's before more giant fans streamed into the plaza to watch the game in a giant 14 by 13-foot screen. the mood shifted in the 7th inning after a 3-run homer brought momentum to the fans. earlier, fans were tense. giant fans said they were convinced their team would provail. >> i have a magical feeling inside. i feel we're

immigration law in court. but that is not stopping texas from proposing something similar. and in box three: did an error on google map spark a military invasion? it might sound out there but that is what government foils are saying. all the details are ahead unless breaking news changing everything. but first from fox at 3:00 in new york, the mystery missile launched over los angeles or off los angeles that is baffling the united states military. said to be. folks along the west coast saw a trail of major missile last night. the los angeles news chopper took video of it. this is a still from the video. we are told it happened off the coast of los angeles and a pentagon spokesman says the military cannot explain what the picture shows. the navy says "it wasn't us," and norad that handles aerospace defense, does not know specifics. the pentagon spokesman claims he has "no knowledge whatever," of what happened. that is what they are telling us. a show of force with the president overseas? an accidental launch from a submarine? or a russian submarine? 5 miles off los angeles? somebody kn

celebrate. the traditional champane shower after defeating the texas rangers 4-1. good evening everyone i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. never before has san francisco celebrated like it has celebrated tonight and why not, this is a night to remember. the first ever victory for your san francisco giants. we go to ken wayne who's live at civic center. >> reporter: hope you guys can hear me, but we have a group of very happy giant fans behind me. this party started early this afternoon when thousands of fans flooded city plaza to watch the jumbo tron. but the celebration couldn't begin until the final out. the celebration than began, champane bottles were popped at the civic center. >> reporter: one police captain estimated the crowd at 8,000 to 10,000. that's before more giant fans streamed into the plaza to watch the game in a giant 14 by 13-foot screen. the mood shifted in the 7th inning after a 3-run homer brought momentum to the fans. earlier, fans were tense. giant fans said they were convinced their team would provail. >> i have a magical feeling inside. i feel we're

area sports director raj mathai who was in texas tonight. hello, raj. >> reporter: good evening from arlington, or we should say good morning. it is well past the midnight hour now. this was supposed to be a big party for the rangers. they were supposed to be celebrating the rangers in the world series. instead this crowd was quiet. in fact we heard more giants fans midway through the game. a lot of orange and black sprinkled throughout the stadium. but there were some big-time rangers fans. you want to go behind the scenes? we'll say hello to the presidents, george h. bush and george w. bush behind the scenes before the game. of course george w., the former owner of the rangers. we asked him his prediction and he gave us a big smile and said rangers, of course as he pointed to his rangers jacket. as for the game itself, aubrey huff, one of the many giants stars. a home run in the third inning. that got the giants on board. and from there leave to it the 21-year-old rookie, madison bumgarner. this dude was sparkling. eight strong innings of shut-out baseball. the giants now on the ve

own budget short fall, texas governor rick perry tells us how he'll close the gap without washington's help. plus, the bush legacy from the financial crisis to his freedom agenda. does the former commander in chief have regrets? he tells our own jim strossel. welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot. lawmakers return to washington for a post-election lame duck session, issue extending bush-era tax cuts will be at the top of the agenda. the white house signaled president obama may be ready to cut a deal, accepting a temporary extension of the cuts to win renewal of a tax break for the middle class. david axlrod is denying this is a retreat. why are liberals howling? joining the panel this week, dan henninger, james freeman, and washington columnist kim strossel. what a difference an election makes. axlrod getting pounded for dealing with the obvious. a are the tax cuts going to be extended? how long? >> before getting to whether they will be, let's describe what will happen if they did. if they extended tax cuts for three years it would be the biggest economi

am freaking out. >> i am excited. and i am actually a texas native but i'm a born, a giants fan, go it giants. >> go giants. >> we're going to win the world series. pam maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> and in the south bay, there is filling in the sports bars. and what could be a championship night. >> we are getting this title. >> and we're going to plunge this. >> and-clenched-this. >> and i think most giants people want this to and as quick as possible just to finish ait and i have waited my entire life to see this and i cannot wait for one more night. i do not think my heart can take it anymore. >> and we want some posey, >> and no more torture. and it is just too much. i'm too old, i cannot take this anymore follow >> and if the giants do not pull it off at night? it is going to be a great game day forecast on wednesday. and the world series parade. with great weather on tap, clear, mild conditions on game 4:57, 75 degrees. and gorgeous weather, 64 degrees, at 8:00 p.m. when it wraps up. and we're enjoying a nice conditions this afternoon, 60s, 70's, and in san francisco, and the

. >> presentan en la legislatura de texas un proyecto anti inmigrante similar a de la de arizona. >> y un portaaviones acude en ayuda. >> fue capitán nado mara, misil en la costas de california el departamento de defensa no lo lanzó. >> investigan quién lo hizo. >> ♪ . >> este es su foto cier univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas. >> ♪ . >> muy buenas noches comenzamos con la batalla legal de madre cuya hijo fue dado en adopción sin el permiso, luego fuera detenida por el seguros de inmigración, este es el argumento, quiere al hijo de vuelta con ella pero hay otra familia cuidándolo. >> de quién es el hijo a nivel legal lo decide una corte en missouri. >> vamos con el informe. >> encarnación salió de la corte suprema de mes ri con la convicción que pronto verá a su hijo. >> estoy contenta. >> crees estar ma cerca?. >> sí. >> y pues ya pronto voy a tener a mi hijo carlositos conmigo. >> carlitos es su hijo a quién no ve desde el 22 de mayo 2000 peso cuando la arrestaron junto a otros indocumentados en una enredo redada de inmigración y ahora espera que el pane

could encourage poor people to have more children. and it winds of fortune. the texas wind farms were making money is more important than saving the planet. south korea has appointed a new defense minister in response to tuesday's artillery attack from north korea. he was formerly the president's security adviser. meanwhile, north korea has said that the plans of the south korea and united states to hold exercises will bring the peninsula closer to the brink of war. tuesday's bearish against the island of yeonpyeong left civilians and marines dead and sent regional tension soaring. our colleagues since this report. >> when you draw close, it looks tranquil, but these are dangerous waters. behind the gun bullets and the haze is north korea. yeonpyeong is little more than a rocky upright. there are troops being ferried in. south korea is moving fast to reinforce its hold here. in the opposite direction, the island civilian population are leaving. almost all have gone, as you can see. a car tossed on its side, damage from one of north korea's rockets. so it was this site, that long, the

was brutal. if they can close out in texas, i say we do it. >> just because, you get too cocky and you will start losing it. you have to hold on -- >> do you want them to win here. >> i don't want them to win. i don't care where they win. that's fine. >> tomorrow's game is 1700 miles away from the at at at&t ballpark. the fans are expected to come here at the sports. >> we know giants fans know how to throw a party. rangers fans want to know how they do, too. texas does it with a halloween twist. >> you have a cowboys game. you had a texas rangers game all in the same day. you also have halloween. if you went out in the parking lot, i'm not really sure what it is supposed to be. give my call to texas tailgate. >> it's halloween. you may figure that may favor the orange and black. well, not in texas. >> texans know how to tailgate. no two ways about it. how had he go about it a, a little different than the way we do it back home. >> chicken wings. some jalapeno boppers. that's about it. >> steaks, sausage, wheaties. >> what do you call these? >> armadillo eggs. >> what do you have t

. >> san francisco giants fans deep in the heart of texas and hoping the team can regain their world series momentum. we'll have a live report. >> that's right. i'm outside the ballpark at arlington game four, the world series about to get underway. believe it or not, san francisco's not the only city that knows how to celebrate halloween. stick around. >> that's not cigarettes! that's weed. that's weed! >> is it legal, man? >> it's not legal yet. and now a new poll is showing trouble for the ballot measure that would legalize marijuana in california. >> and hi there, everyone. i'm meteorologist lee glasser. a beautiful evening shaping up for our trick-or-treaters. mild temperatures now. get ready for a nice warm-up get ready for a nice warm-up i'm among 30,000 employees who used to work for hp. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. fiorina laid off 30,000 people and she shipped our jobs to china and india. i had to pack my bags and i was out the door that night. we even had to train our replacements. she didn't need 5 corporate jets. one hundred million for

. the republican governor with more power than ever. we will sit down with texas governor rick perry to talk about an obama aagain that and what role it will play in the 2012 presidential race. >>> with the holiday travel season about to start, airport security gets up close and personal. we'll ask our sunday panel if these tsa procedures go too far. and your power player of the week that now creates works of art you can eat. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: hello again from fox news in washington. president obama and other world leaders agreed on an exit strategy in afghanistan turning over security to the afghans by 2014. while nato does not expect foreign combat forces to keep fighting the taliban after that u.s. officials said they will decide at the time. earlier, we spoke with secretary of state hillary clinton from the nato summit in lisbon. sect remembesecretary clinton,e right back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you so much. good to talk could you. >> chris: nato agreed to 2014 responsibilityr mont to the to the afghans. does that mean that the u.s. will have co

gentlelady from texas rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is correct, the house is not in order. the house will be in order. would members move conversations from the floor. the house will be in order. please clear the aisles, take a seat. cease conversations. the house is not in order. will members take a seat or remove conversations from the floor. the gentlelady from texas deserves order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: the children of haiti need help. children around the world need our help. today in haiti, thousands upon thousands of children are living in temporary tent conditions, in camps, many that have been ravaged by the waters and the heat and deterioration. today in haiti, the people of that country, particularly the children are suffering from an epidemic of cholera. we did not take up the help haiti bill today but i'm asking we begin a full press to provide better work conditions, living conditions and as well, a better quality of lif

i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida live in arlington, texas, where baseball history was made tonight. the giants the 2010 world series champions, and hundreds of their fans from the bay area made the trek all the way out here to arlington to watch their team win it in game 5, a stunning defeat of the texas rangers 0-1, alongside me tonight, dennis o'donnell, a fellow san franciscan, we have waited a long time for this. we. >> this is the champagne they had in the clubhouse, when i looked and saw the players having a good time i thought of all the years of going to candlestick park and the years the giants couldn't get here and willie mays and juan manager eye shell and barry bonds and guys that never got here and that's part of the reason that this is so significant. >> i thought about my brothers and my caddied and all the games at candlestick and all

en exclusiva con nosotros. el gobernador de texas estÁ en camino de reelegirse, al menos eso dicen las encuestas pero hoy el candidato demÓcrata white nos dice en espaÑol por quÉ las encuestas no estÁn bien. hay 23 como si Éstas hispanos pero podrÍa haber varios mÁs despuÉs del martes. vemos asÍ aumentarÁn los nombres de senadores y si es posible que en california se legalice el uso de la marihuana y cÓmo afectarÍa a mÉxico. nos acompaÑa marÍa cardona adolfo franco y arnoldo torres. todo lo que querÍa saber pero no se atrevÍa a preguntar quizÁs, hoy en al punto. comenzamos. ♪ >> vamos al punto con jorge ramos. >> vamos a dedicar este programa las elecciones del martes. sin embargo el tema del terrorismo se ha metido de lleno en las votaciones. el new york times reporta que en las dos bombas eran muy complejas y podrÍan haber destruido las aeronaves y pudieran existir mÁs paquetes en otros vuelos y en otros aviones, sÓlo una mujer ha sido arrestada. las encuestas sugieren que el partido demÓcrata podrÍa perder el control de la cÁmara de representantes y aho

] [applause] >> and last but not least, who is ever going to forget the moment from game 5 in texas, one of many great moments in his playoff career, the giants' shortstop, groceries post a valuable player, -- world series most viable player edgar re nteria. [applause] >> now we want you to please welcome a musical guest to perform "san francisco" for us. thank you. ♪ my home on upon the hill i still love you still pipin away but now i am backe to tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> now once again, please welcome the great mayor of the great city of san francisco, the honorable gavin newsom. >> how are you all doing? the torture is over. world champ giants. it is good we brought the terminator here because it reminds us what we did to atlanta, but we did dto philly, and it reminds us what we did to texas. don't mess with california. this is when it is good to be mayor. only i could get away with saying the following. i saw eli get up and he's got that dead head shirt on. i am reminded what the late great jerry garcia once said. he said you do not want to be the best of the best

panorama electoral en el paÍs, texas no es la excepciÓn y para los demÓcratas es todo un reto. >> cuando el censo muestre un crecimiento demogrÁfico cada 10 aÑos se vuelve a dividir los distritos en el . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... ... >> de acuerdo a los nÚmeros del censo la poblaciÓn de houston aumentÓ en un millón de los Últimos 10 aÑos y la mayorÍa es de origen hispana, sin embargo los legisladores comentan que falta representaciÓn en el parlamento. >> no tenemos un representante latino en el congreso, tenemos un distrito hispano pero no tenemos a alguien hispanos que represente en washington. >> es un hecho que en las Últimas tres dÉcadas a la poblaciÓn hispana en texas ha crecido y espera ganar mÁs delegados que puedan abogar por temas de inmigraciÓn, salud y educaciÓn para los hispanos. >> con los nÚmeros que el descenso nos va a dar el aÑo que viene creo que podemos hacer otra silla en el congreso y en el senado y otras tres mÁs en la casa de representantes. >> texas tiene 32 congresistas en washington, se espera que la ciudad aÑada una posiciÓn

philly, and it reminds us what we did to texas. don't mess with california. this is when it is good to be mayor. only i could get away with saying the following. i saw eli get up and he's got that dead head shirt on. i am reminded what the late great jerry garcia once said. he said you do not want to be the best of the best. you want to be the only one that does what you do. that is our san francisco giants in 2010. believe it. how about a big round of applause for burst kochi and brian -- bruce poetrbochy and bn sabian who brought this together and did the impossible. how about another big round of applause to the 2010 world champion san francisco giants. [applause] i want to thank each and everyone of you. we would not be here if it was not for the fans, for all of you, a big round of applause for each and every one of you. not just for coming out today but every day, supporting this team. we are in a time where everyone's focusing on what is wrong. out here in san francisco, here in california, we are focusing on what is right, the sense of spirit, pride, that sense of possibility i

perfect them. >> if you want to revert to your texas voice. >> the last time i saw my brother, we had an immense fight. it was in his house in san antonio, i am describing, the book opens with this fight. this is sort of a picture of my brother at this exact moment. there are always apples around him, women, too. apple pie, big sheik antique bowls of wooden apples, read and golden, apples pencils, produce framed on the library wall, texas vegetables from the rio grand empire. i am an american first, then a texan he would say not understanding he sounded like auggi march. the clues are there, i later realized. a man's fate is his character. you always have to show off and tell us what you know, carl said. i'll be in washington next week i say. i have an interview, i have to close of peace. you promised me, you said you would stay away from washington state. you sat right here and said you would not go to the cascades. he yells as loudly as i have ever heard him. washington, d.c. i shout back. i have the trait as well. [laughter]. >> as you are thinking about that, i would like to ask you

legisladores republicanos de texas presentaron proyectos deunivis para endurecer el trato a indocumentados y sancionar atic quienes nosnoti ayuden en el es se contrarían en la próximo sesión programada para enero luis gómez en texas nos dicivis hay de que sen aprueben. >> a menos de dos semanas de que inicie la sesión alejotiva en texas las propuestas en contra de la posibles indocumentada estilo arzobispo narcos fueron ya presentadas. por lo queiongados civiles también se preparan. >> vamos a estar listos para uns demandar, cualquier de estas leyes que pasen, porque es una forma de disiminación. >> es una amenaza previa antes de que pase que ustedes van a demand demandar. >> amenaza origen raraed luego que saliera que el senador republicano patrick viajó para perfeccionar proyectos de ley archivados ayer en el capitolio texano. >> quién explica el mínima la ciudad de santuario y dará el poder a fuerzas del orden local a sospechoso que no puedan comprobar el estatus migratorio, pornoticiero univisionunivision conservadora busca con la h. buen 17 crear el cargo de invasión a nivel

clinton and also texas governor rick perrineauly reelectricked to head up the republican governor's association. both get asked about running for president in 2012. you won't want to miss it. i'm shannon bream. thanks for watching fox where captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." foreign policy on the front burner. from the war in afghanistan to the push for a new arms treaty with russia to bringing terror suspects to justice we'll discuss the president's diplomatic challenges with secretary of state hillary clinton. the republican governor with more power than ever. we will sit down with texas governor rick perry to talk the obama agenda and what role perry will play in the 2012 presidential race. plus, with the holiday travel season about to start, airport security gets up close and personal. we'll ask our sunday panel if these tsa procedures go too far. and your power player of the week. a former graffiti artist now creates works of art you can eat. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: hello again from fox

until we get out of here. because it's texas, i thought i would read a section that probably doesn't mean much to anybody outside of texas. for those of us in austin, and those of us who are texas political aficionados, i enjoy when i wrote about bob bullock. that seems -- i like what i wrote. good, nobody else did. they didn't see bullock as we saw him. i write about this after bush has gotten elected. we go to a governor's conference when he immediately bonds with a lot of his fellow governors who have gotten elected in 1994. people who will figure large in his future political life. but i say there's a relationship that's not as important as relationship with two very unpredictable texas political figures, namely bob bullock and pete laney. he would have to make allies out of bullock and laney before he could have success. a fixture since being elected in 1957 at 27, bullock knew more about texas governor than legislators, bureaucrats, and newspaper editors come -- combined. bullock had been in the middle of every big controversy in texas politics and a hell of a lot of small ones