>> it is official. game seven tomorrow night. >> sadly a crushing defeat for the giants in the quest to win the world series amount of 10-0 blowout by the royals forces an all or nothing game tomorrow. >> the fan faces say it all. you can see the disbelief and the disappointment. still support is strong and hopes are high for a giants victory come tomorrow. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. we have live tomb coverage on the giants' big disuh point meant. >> first, a look at how the giants fell flat. sports director larry beil is here. it was a tough loss. >> that was my face also. the game was over in a flash. seven runs in the second inning for kc. the turning poi in t runners at second and third and escobar grounds to first. they hold the runner and peavy

says throw home, throw home and beats him to the bag so the bases are loaded and it snowballs. the next batter gets his first hit of the series. kc strippings together -- strings together eight hits in a nightmare that never ends. they route the giants 10-0. we love the drama of a game seven, but history is no the on the giants' side. mike shumann is live from kansas city later in sports. >> all right, thank you, larry. sky 7hd shows the crowd of giants fans earlier this evening packed into san francisco's civic center plaza. >> hundreds gathered to watch the game on the jumbo tron screen alyssa was among them. >> a lot of excitement, but a lot of disappointment too. >> this is really the last thing that fans expected. they thought they would be out tonight celebrating another world series title. instead they are gearing up for game seven which will be broadcast on the big screen here at civic center plaza.

>> it is obviously disappointing. >> giants fans quietly got up, unable to make of the loss. >> i am definitely bummed out. >> i am surprised they scored so many runs. i am surprised our starting pitcher got taken out so early. >> some didn't wait until the game was over to leave the viewing party at civic center plaza. >> it is a little tough. i was a giants fan since i was really young. >> hundreds gathered outside city hall to watch game six of the world series on a jumbo screen. fans were decked out in orange and black and wearing panda hats and waiving rally towels. karina jones staked her spot early. >> i wanted the same space i had two years ago. >> tiffany brought her 2-month-old daughter, emily. >> she has about 10 giants' jerseys. >> she is little, but

according to her mom, already a huge fan. >> i am a big fan. she will be a big fan from birth. >> by the second inning the giants were already in trouble. the crowd continued to cheer hoping for a come back, but it didn't happen. forcing a game seven. >> abc7 news. >> there are 20% more officers out tonight than unusual. a mobile command unit was set up and uh lass things have been -- and alass things have been quiet tonight. >> the giants fans fill the mission district which historically is ground zero for parties and giant sized celebrations. that's why they put together a pro active plan to keep fans involved in the festivities in check. >> we don't want to take them to jail. >> the streets were calm as they streamed out of bars and restaurants. controls were in place to make it a peaceful night no matter

the outcome of tonight's game. much of mission street was a tow zone and they were emptied. the trash cooperate be used to light fires in case of riots. >> no one wants to see a repeat of what happened in 2012 in the mission. after the giants won a world series a muni bus was torched and vandalized. >> muni was prepared to de energize the bus lines and use diesel only buses if necessary. >> people start to get a little rambunctious and decide to climb on a vehicle it inin myselfs the chances of certainly them getting hurt. >> the strongest plea for strength is in this sign posted on the side of popeye's at 22nd and mission. it was supposedly written by a 6-year-old who says "i love the giants." i want the giants to win. please don't hurt my neighborhood. i get scared. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> we hope to avoid a game

seven. that did not happen so now the pressure is on. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live in kansas city. what a blowout. >> i will tell you, dan. it is interesting. i told you earlier we have a story and a drama taking place in two cities, in kansas city and san francisco. the opposite was going on here mostly unless of course you were or were with or knew a giant fan in which case it was not their finest hour. one more time let's look at the low lights if you can call them that. the giants were rolling and then they hit the field and had the second inning and then they got stuck on velcro. the inning never ended. hit after hit. before long if there was a slaughter or mercy rule in major league baseball they may have invoked it. the first three hours lasted one -- sorry the first three innings, one hour and 39 minutes . by the seventh many fans

retired to the stadium bars and they filled up on libations. >> what happened tonight? >> they got our number. >> they wanted to see a game seven. >> maybe a little over confident at times. but for the most part they got on them early. >> they got to us early and i don't think we got to our bull pen quick enough. hopefully tomorrow we get better pitching. >> does this dash your hopes? >> no. we have been down numerous times. >> it was an unraveling. it was hard to watch, but it happens on both sides and it happened to us today. >> wipe the slate tomorrow? >> start clean. get some rest. everybody gets fresh and go for it. >> one of those nights where everybody it seemed was an analyst. good news, you lose by 10 runs or 1 one it is still one game. there is a game seven tomorrow night as one other fan said to

us, it is for all of the marbles , and there is no crying in baseball. live in kansas city, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> thanks. you can follow wayne's digital updates on twitter at wayne freedman and his facebook page. mike shumann will be reporting live from kansas city. you will hear from him live in sports in a few minutes. follow shu on twitter and facebook as well. a decisive game seven tomorrow in kansas city against kansas city. the first pitch is 5:07 our time. former major league player jose can say co is recovering after accidentally shooting himself in the hand. according to our sister network espn he said he was cleaning a gun in the kitchen of his home when the weapon went off. this is video from july when he attended a world series reunion event in oakland. the bullet hit a finger on his left hand. he underwent surgery for the wound. canseco played 17 years in the

majors including a long stint with the oakland a's as one of the bash brothers. new at 11:00, a denver man who mysteriously vanished during half time of the nfl game between the broncos and the chargers and was found safe 100 miles away in pueblo. 53-year-old paul kitterman was unharmed and they did not reveal why he suddenly disappeared. the investigation into an unmanned rocket explosion is said to set at day break. was carrying 5,000 pounds of cargo. it launched from virginia destined for the international spacestation. no one was hurt. new video of the explosion is giving us a new perspective of the fiery blast and what happened. my wall wall -- michael waller was one of the spectators who was watching near the flight

facility. he was filming when the rocket blew up as you can see. they shared the remarkable video with abc7 news. >> a concern tonight about a local community guarded. the discovery that prompted a warning from the health department. >> only on abc7 news, band members get back their lost instruments. how they were recovered. >> i am sandhya patel. a spooky halloween storm is on the way. i'll let you know if rain will dampen your plans coming up. >> and red-hot lava now on a destructive path. see staggering new images. >> abc news at 11:00 continues in a moment.

>> new at 11:00, you expect to see bats in neighborhoods ahead of halloween. but not real bats. a san francisco family was surprised to find just that, a real bat, in their driveway and this one turned out to be rabid. alan wang has the story. >> at first she said are you sure this is not a prank? >> 11-year-old ian mcnamara that it was not a halloween trick. >> we saw one of the ears twitch so we knew it was alive when it was in the driveway. >> his mother took these photos of the bat and eventually it made its way from the family's driveway to the sidewalk along 15th avenue in san francisco's richmond direct. >> they put a box on top of it. the board of health came out and picked it up. they said the bat was rabid. >> the rabid bat was found in the daylight outside of the

argone community garden. >> the san francisco department of public health says there are no record of humans contracting rabies from a bat, but if you or your child have touched a bat in recent days they would like to hear from you. melissa said she was interest viewed by an -- interviewed by the animal control officer. >> he said there were a few cases around the area. so if we are aware and stay careful i am not concerned. >> the department of health could not confirm the number of rabid bats found in the area, but says there is likely nothing to worry about. in san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. some developing news from the big island of hawaii. red, hot lava from a volcano has incinerated an empty shed and made it to a nearby town. these are staggering images. incredible pictures. the river of molten rock has

hit everything in its path. emergency officials will need to clear out in the next 24 hours. the eruption is reminiscent of what happened down the road in kalapana. despite california's on going drought and august's devastating earthquake, the harvest looks to be one of the most successful ever. this year's crop is expected to be the third larmingest on record, nearly four million tons of grapes are expected to be harvested leaving growers to believe that 2014 will be another excellent vintage. >> good news. band members are ecstatic and for good reason. this is a story you will see only on abc7 news. the students were reunited with precious instruments that vanished after they performed the national anthem at a giants home ghiem in august. an unlikely god samaritan, a

homeless -- good samaritan man found the instruments outside at&t park for safe keeping and eventually brought them to a friend. >> gosh, this is a band's -- he said i know but i don't know whose and i don't know what to do with it. i can't keep it on the streets. >> he then started searching the internet to find the rightful owners and found wayne freedman's story about the instruments disappearing. she reached out to the school and reunited with -- the students with their instruments . an obstetrician who delivered a baby 45 years ago never imagined the boy would go on to save his life. the child is now a sacramento heart surgeon. dr. robert kincaid is pictured on the left. the man sitting down brought kincaid into the world. he will be 84 on friday. kincaid operated on his heart last month. the connection would have gone unnoticed had they not chit chatted about their careers as physicians.

kincaid dug up his birth cert set and -- certificate and there was his signature. >> more than ever san francisco fans are pulling behind their team. >> yes, tonight's loss is not getting this little guy down. nate has high hopes that they will win. >> and you can e-mail your fan photos at kgo-tv.com or tweet them at abc7 news bay area. cute kids. >> yes. and time for a check on our weather. >> sandhya patel is tracking it as we get closer to halloween. >> and it is going to be a trick for the little ones heading out for halloween. but a treat for our reservoirs. we have rain coming on halloween. live doppler 7hd will be tracking it, but right now just a few patches of fog showing up along the san ma day quo county coast. here is our view from our exploratorium camera. we are seeing orange across san francisco. 61 san francisco and 58 in oakland. it is 59 in san jose and half

moon bay. no fog to speak of looking toward sutro tower. the temperatures are in the mid50s. 50s pretty much for concord and livermore and our sfo camera is showing a pretty clear view. tomorrow morning i don't expect delays if you are flying out of there. sunny and warm and haunted by rain on halloween. and we are looking at a slight chance of thunder on friday afternoon, evening hours. that is halloween, of course. here is a cold front that is bringing showers to the pacific northwest. it will stay there. the storm we are watching is a cold one. it looks more like winter than a fall storm. and it is going to bring snow to the see square raw nevada. to the sierra nevada. 11:00 p.m. on thursday night, just cloud cover and fog. and then we head toward friday morning. the start of the rush hour, moderate rain showing up at 5:00 a.m. the rain line starts to move through. do allow the extra time for the morning commute. 9:00 a.m. when some of the morning parades are happening

at school, i hope the schools do have back up plans because as you can see here, you may need to take your plans indoors. it will be pretty rainy. and then for later in the afternoon you might actually be okay for those festivities. showers for trick-or-treaters, 6:00. shortly after 6:00 the sun goes down and we will have more showers coming through the bay area. we need the rain. the rain totals will look like this. half an inch to an inch. lower elevations .15 to half an inch. and snow in the mountains means it will be tough travel. expect wintry conditions. significant delays are possible. snow levels will start at 7,000 to 8,000 feet and then drop to 4,000 feet on saturday morning. several inches at the higher elevations, but the see year raw crest could see -- the sierra crest could see a foot of snow. make sure you bundle up. mid40s for our coldest inland valleys. upper 40s around livermore and 50s around the rest of the region. highs tomorrow warmer than today. 81 santa rosa and 75 san francisco.

77 oakland. 82 in livermore. lots of sunshine and it is actually going to be quite the opposite in kansas city for game seven. clear, but chilly. mid50s dropping to the upper 40s when the giants take on the royals. light wind and if you are going to be at the civic center plaza, expect mild conditions tomorrow evening. clear skies and the accu-weather seven-day forecast, rain for halloween and turning to showers. chance early saturday morning and then as you will notice, sunday at 2:00 a.m., we are going to fall book one hour. extra sleep, daylight saving time ends at 2:00 a.m. >> thank you, sandhya. >> let's talk about game six and look ahead to game seven. >> larry beil is here. >> if it could go wrong, it did go wrong. brandon belt, boy did he have a night to forget. what about the prospects for a game seven? sports next.

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brought to you by ebay. >> if there is any consulation for the giants they will not spend uh long tiff thinking about the misery. they were never in game six. on to game seven. jake peavy had the worst outing of his career. escobar grounds out to first and yelling for belt to throw home and he hesitates and escobar is safe and loads the bases and opens the flood gates. boy did it ever. the next batter and belt strugglinged all nightlong. bruce bochy yanks peavy after an inning and a third. trying to stop the bleeding. he has been great these playoffs, but not tonight. bloops in two runs and 4-0 royals. the next batter and the infield is drawn in and what

does he do? chops it over crawford's head. two more score and seven-run inning for the royals and they roll 10-0. peavy allows five runs on six hits. ventura tossed seven score less frames. rematch from game three which was won by the royals 3-2. abc7's mike shumann joins us live from kansas city. a lot of people want to see madison bumgarner. if they do it will be in relief and not starting. >> no, but he will be the first out of the bull pen. it was a shocking defeat and the clubhouse has the same feel. jake peavy with perhaps his worst outing as a pro and seemed shocked even when we talked to him afterwards. >> how many times in a 13-year career you break three bats and don't get not even an out on any of them? unfortunately the way it played out, it wasn't my night. >> we knew it was going to be

tough. >> peavy pitched a heck of a ballgame. we have to turn the page and we have tomorrow. >> at least i had a very, very strong feeling that who ever won game six would win game seven. if the giants would have won tonight thisy would have proven me right. sze to wait until tomorrow to see if my theory is correct. >> hopefully they got it out tonight. tim hudson never pitched in a world series until this year and he gets his start in game seven. in kansas city, mike shumann, abc7 sports. larry? >> shu, get some sleep. the sharks are in action as well. they peppered the avs. 51 shots in goal and end up in a shootout. that's next.

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