you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news. oh so close. the giants take one in enemy territory and are just now one win away from a world series championship. what better treat on halloween than a game 4 win, the good karma coming from the bay area tonight. legalized pot, support has disappeared. and a band of robbers all teenage girls, how police caught their latest crime on camera. good evening. we're just one win away. we're not going to jinx it. more on tonight's big win. dennis, it must have been a blast for you tonight. >> i left the giants' clubhouse tonight, i asked murphy, what

kind of champagne are you going to have on ice? he said, dennis, mums the word. get ready, there's a major celebration in the making. bumgarner was brilliant tonight. he got all the support he needed from aubrey huff. >> hits one into right. down the line. this ball is gone for a two-run home run. >> reporter: it's the first home run of the post season for huff. they win 4-0 and they take a 3- 1 series lead. for huff it doesn't get any sweeter than coming back home and beating the team he grew up rooting for. >> i grew up watching nolan ryan. i wanted to be a pitcher because ever him. i told my mom i wanted to be a professional baseball player at

probably eight years old. she bought me a balleting cage on a win dixie salary. -- batting cage. i don't think she realized how much i worked hard on that thing every day. she was a single mom. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her making that decision. >> the giants wouldn't be here without aubrey huff. tim licking will be on the hill tomorrow. >> we don't want to jinx it. there is still another game to win. a good move by bruce bochy to bring in huff and put him as a tdh. it worked out beautifully for the club. people here were shocked. you heard it in the stadium. they ran around, put a lot of effort into this crowd tonight to try to get them going,

didn't happen. it started earlier today getting beer, getting ice, getting t-shirts. they used a utility vehicle known as the lawn tractor. >> reporter: texas is big, but sometimes the best to get around it is to go small. you see deep below the luxury boxes, the playing field and the clubhouse, there is a traffic jam going on down here. yeah, it turns out the best way to get around the rangers ballpark is the deer. >> everything is sponsored by them. we drag the infield dirt. then everything else, our stuff we fertilize with, it's all by them. >> there are hundreds of these

things down here, some hall stuff, some hall people, some just hit and ready to haul. >> a lot of riding lawn mothers out there. >> i'd say so just because of the heat. >> that's a good place to put your beer, too. >> i guess so, yes, sir. >> reporter: you go out and mow the lawn and have a perfect -- and have a cold one. all the air was taken out of this place right off the bat. we don't want to jinx it but it could be a much different story for giants fans. it could happen tomorrow night. >> it will be exciting no matter where it happens. let's hope it does. thank so much. well linda was among the fans cheering tonight. are they still partying. >> you do hear some horns

honking. one word describes what happened out here after that last out. they were out in force tonight even though the game was so far away. even san francisco's newsom shared the home team and you would think he took some time off from his butty campaign schedule with the election -- butty campaign -- busy campaign schedules. right now they are one win away from bragging rights. >> you would think the giants already won the series, not only inside the watering hole but seconds after the giants took game 4. them celebrating in the streets. there is no taking away their joy with this win, even if it's one short of the world title. every pitch to agonizing pitch, there were cheers. then there were the home runs. >> in the early innings when it

was still a pitcher's do well. the giants were confident. >> we're going to win it you mean tonight or -- >> the whole thing. >> not that giants' fans need an excuse, but this being halloween, just jerseys and t- shirts won't do. >> is this for halloween or because of the fear of the beard. >> we laid it on a little thicker for halloween. >> let's go giants. >> it was brutal. if they can close out in texas, i say we do it. you get too cocky then you start losing it. >> would you like them to win here. >> back here for sure. >> i just want them to win. i don't care where they win. >> well, tomorrow's game is probably 1700 miles away, but,

hey, the fans are going to be out again, all of the sports bars around here, they are bracing themselves for one wild night. >> thanks so much. well, a new poll shows a dramatic shift in support for legalizing marijuana. less than a month a good proposition 19 was leading. now the results have flipped. why supporters are still confident. >> have you voted yet. >> reporter: they make a final push to legalize nonmedical marijuana use for adults in marijuana. 49 to 42 according to the latest field poll. >> they are toying with the idea of approving this. it sounded like a good idea. it would raise money for the state. the state certainly needs the money. with the feds coming out and saying they are going to vigorously enforce the law which would mean that the growers would be in jeopardy -- >> reporter: they say they

don't trust the poll and say wait until people see this last minute tv aid. >> the war against marijuana has failed. i know from 35 years in law enforcement. >> reporter: many working the phones have their own reasons for supporting prop 19. jody came from canada to push for it. >> my husband is known as the prince of property. he was extradited to the u.s. for selling marijuana seeds for the internet. it would be ironic and have awesome california legalize. >> reporter: as for making it more available,. >> people are already getting high on hard marijuana. it's not like we're introducing something. >> reporter: some say the pass sag of prop 19 could help undo the damage of the failure of the war on a drugs: oakland.

among other poll results, proposition 23, which would suspend the state's crackdown on greenhouse grass emission is also losing 48% to 36%. and proposition 23 is leading. the candidates for statewide office campaigned up and down california today in last-minute appeals to voters. carly fiorina spoke to seniors telling them that she would be accountable to constituents if she's elected. she expressed confidence even though recent polls showing boxer leading. boxer spent her day at a black church and then -- she holds

the latino audience and would fight for the firefighters and teachers. she said fiorina is too conservative for california. a fired up meg whitman rallied her supporters. she says her own polls show that the race is a dead heat. she and her supporters believe the energy behind republicans nationwide will result in a gop sweep in california. democrat jerry brown is wrapping up his campaign this weekend with a three-day, 12- city tour. he was in sacramento today. he emphasized his experience but says he's not looking to the past for solutions. end of the line for some bay area bus routes. >> there is no magic to this. if you don't have the finances, you can't continue to provide the same level of service.

>> how riders are coping with the loss of their transportation. a band of robbers, all female. their latest crimes and why police want them caught quickly. this should change the way people think about interacting with machines, period. >> how the latest technology is making it hands-free. pretty nice day today. but it's going to be even nicer over the next couple of days. we will talk about it coming up. or, he finally came clean. what did you lie about when you were governor? it's all a lie. what did you lie about? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. you say you are going to lower taxes. you're gonna put people to work. you're gonna improve the schools. you're gonna stop crime. crime is up. schools are worse. taxes are higher. i mean be real. i didn't have a plan for california. it's all a lie.

tonight. drastic service ansit took effect getting from here to there in east bay is a little tougher tonight. drastic service cuts took effect today. the second round blamed on budget shortages. this may not be the end of it. >> reporter: we're seeing fewer and further between services being cut. >> it's very frustrating. >> a lot of bus passengers will be waiting longer for their bus. some lines in the terrace area and route 74 which serves the -- station are now gone. >> it's unfortunate but it's true. >> this is on top of a 7.8% reduction of service in march and in december ac plans to cut weekend service in half. >> people have youth programs.

church. work. you know, everything. it's going to affect a lot of people. >> reporter: she is the spokesperson for the make shift bus riders union. >> we just want to work with them to try to find some alternate things so that we won't be losing, losing all the time. >> they seem to not ever properly plan their cuts. >> reporter: but they say there is no choice. >> nobody is more frustrated and upset about it than we are. >> reporter: spokesperson clarence johnson says they have held public meetings. he has been working for months with the bus drivers union over pay and benefitsment butter he says the real problem is budget cuts. >> at one point we used to get more than $26 million from the states. we are getting practically zero at this point. there is just no magic to this. if you don't have the finances, you can't continue to provide

the same level of service. >> reporter: to find out if your route has been affected, you can go to our website and click on "links." starting tomorrow, some commuters will have to use a clipper card instead of the fast pass. the transit agency is switching over from the paper fast pass to the clipper. its used from -- it goes away in april. checking other bay area headlines, a memorial is growing tonight for a 16-year- old boy murdered last night. chapman left a party on his bike when he was shot on ritchie street. he died in the hospital. police have no suspects or a motive. police are looking for three teenage girls who may have committed as many as four

robberies. in each case, the teens attacked women. the surveillance camera caught one attack. and mild weather and late spring rains are credited with creating the -- that saved taxpayers millions of dollars. our meteorologist giving us the weather. we've got indian summer now. >> yes. we have the frost early in the week and now here comes the heat. how about the giants colors out there for tonight. looking spectacular. we've got clear skies and looking good. it's going to stay that way in most spots. maybe a couple of patches of fog developing in the north bay overnight tonight. temperatures tomorrow. a lot of 70s. 60s and 70s inside the bay.

numbers not too bad now but cooling off. 52 in fairfield. on the big picture, high pressure trying to build in here. it's going to accepted that storm well to the north of the bay area. temperatures are going to be heating up well above the average. 70s and some 80s as we head ward the middle of the week. tomorrow mid-70s in some of the warmest spots. the temperatures looking pretty good up in the low 80s as we head into late tuesday and wednesday. latter part of the week, high pressure begins to weaken somewhat. the temperatures will drop off a bit. by next weekend we're talking about the pocket of some rain. next few days, spectacular. we may not see another set of days like this until next year. >> thank you very much. well, no more couch potato

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it's the end of an era for a company that made muscle cars the dream of every teenage boy. pontiac officially seed operations today after 84 years. the gto and trans am. it's blamed on sagging sales and the restructuring at general motors. in the competitive world at

video games there is one company that might have the next game changer. it's not what will come but what will not. >> reporter: the near future is on view, because dad works for microsoft, they are testing the soon to be released edition to the x box game system. it's called connect. and 5-year-old devon could be writing ads for it. >> you get to move your body around instead of your controller. >> reporter: with connect, there is no controller, no joy stick, no wand. it would be the wave of the future. >> reporter: it was alex's idea to do away with controllers. >> while everybody else is putting these in your hand, how do we look for ways to make

technology disappear. >> you might ask what are joints like mine doing in game like this? microsoft's breakthrough with connect is finding a way to identify players' joints so that the game can follow every move they make. >> reporter: to make it capable of identifying all players, they brought some 142 people. in the lab players try to master the game. but the learning curve goes both ways. >> the connect is actually learning you. it knows when you walk into the field of view. it knows your face. it understands what you say to it. >> reporter: shannon, a game developer for 15 years says connect has opened new pockets. >> you stand up. you move your arms and your avatar moves his arms. >> she coached me on moving my

avatar while beating me at some of the games she designed. >> i cheat sometimes. >> reporter: the technology she says can go well beyond gaming. >> that's the dream for connect. it should change the way people think about interacting with machines. >> reporter: recognizing body movements is just the beginning. they are working on making it capable of reading emotions, too. but the emotion microsoft wants to see first is desire on the faces of eager buyers. in the highly competitive games market, they see connect as a game changer. i'm dennis, more on the world series. the 49ers across the pond and the raiders continue to roll. it's all coming next on the sports' minute. ,,,,,,,,,,

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'. welcome back everybody to arlington. last night i asked ranger's manager what he knew about bumgarner. he said not much. he found out plenty tonight. george w bush rolling in with -- the giants finally breakthrough against tommy hunter. aubrey huff, his first home run of the postseason. washington brought in o'day. this is not what he had in mind. posey solo shot to center. bumgarner was brilliant. the giants win 4-0. they take a commanding 3-1 series lead.

nfl, raiders and seahawks. 2nd quarter. jason campbell. showing off his arm. 30-yard touchdown. 10-0 raiders. campbell drops back. darius, 69 yard touchdown. the raiders are at .500. they win 33-3 over the seahawks. english countryside was what the doctor ordered for the 49 he was. this one to michael crabtree. 28-yard touchdown. the 49ers win 4-16. the -- the 49ers win. the raiders win. the giants win. it's all good. game day live on location from the ballpark in arlington coming up. >> okay good to see you. that does it for eyewitness news at 10:00. happy halloween and go giants!

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