that's the hardest part. >> a chilling story of survival. abc7 news talked with the only man who lived through a devastating boating accident that killed 4 people. good evening. i'm katie. the boat capsized near bodega bay. now the story you will only see on abc7 news. >> they had dk cades of experience and some fished commercially. he can't believe he lived to tell his story. he nearly drowned while swimming to shore. >> i was on an ice chest and shoved sideways and see bubbles. >> he has been fishing out of bodega bay for years and on

saturday he was thrown over board. they were on a 32-foot boat that capsized by a rogue wave. sanchez was the only one who survived. >> the guilt, why me? that's the hardest part. his friends, 79-year-old jesse langely and sam garcia were last seen lifeless in the water. and so was another man, david costa. the fourth person was a woman, an acquaintance known as christie. sanchez was flown by helicopter to the hospital after swimming 20 minutes to shore. he cut his arm on the ocean rocks and twice he thought he wasn't going to make it. >> i figured it was over. i got up and ran out of breath and i sucked a little air and a bunch of water. >> they were 250 yards out in the ocean in an area where they have never had a wave sneak up on them the way it did on saturday. judy garcia says her husband, sam, was looking forward to getting some crab for a crab salad that night. he wasn't wearing a life vest and neither was anyone else on

the boat. >> i went out with him for years. i will tell you, we didn't wear life scwak cets. life jackets. we knew where they were. they were cumbersome. >> cumbersome perhaps, but he won't go out to sea without one. >> you can wear the ones that pop up when you get in the water. i will buy one, believe me. you don't get two chances. >> a whole new outlook after a life changing experience. lilian kim, abc7 news. a uc berkeley graduate who moved from the bay area to oregon to take advantage of the state's assisted suicide law has died. yesterday 29-year-old britney maynard took the lethal drugs prescribed by a doctor. >> if november 2nd comes along and it i have passed, i hope my family is still proud of me and the choices i made. >> that is britney manard in a video on the 29th.

she took her life on november 1st. in her last facebook post she says goodbye to family and friends writing today is the day i have chosen to pass away with dignity in the face of my terminal i will mess. this terrible brain cancer that has taken so much from me, but would have taken so much more. a spokesman for compassion and choices says britney died as she intended, peacefully in her bedroom in the arms of her loved ones. the 29-year-old was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer and given six months to live. they moved from alamo to oregon to take advantage of the state's death with dignity act. >> since january 1st, my diagnosis, it is like it keeps getting worse, but i guess that's what happens when you are terminally ill and you get sicker and sicker. >> it is not my job to tell her how to live, and it is not my job to tell her how to die. >> britney's mother and husband both supported her decision. >> if all my dreams came true

i would somehow survive this >> oregon was the first state to make it legal for a doctor to prescribe a life ending drug to a terminally ill patient of sound mind who makes the request. more than 750 people in oregon used the law to die as of 2013. oakland police continue to probe the death of a uc berkeley student after he fell inside oracle arena during a halloween concert. we first reported it last night at 11:00. part of the investigation will focus on how 20-year-old zachary bradley was able to enter an off limits part of the arena on friday night. a former california highway patrol officer will appear in court tomorrow to face charges of sharing nude pictures of a woman he arrested. sean harrington is accused of

forwarding pictures of a woman he found on his phone while she was being booked into jail. the victim discovered the transfer of the picture a few days later. prosecutors dropped the dui charges against her. harrington quit his job after being accused. gas prices are plummeting. they dropped so low even some bay area gas stations are selling it for less than $3 a gallon. abc7 news reporter is live in mill valley with the details. sergio? >> katie, this station in mill valley has been busy all weekend, and this is the reason why. they are selling gas, unleaded there, $2.99 a gallon. the average price in the bay area is a little higher than this. but it just so happens that this is the national average. $2.99 a gallon. drivers haven't seen prices this low in about four years. this mill valley filling station is well worth the drive. >> i live in daly city. >> wow. so did you drive all the way up? >> i am on my way to gold

country, but i stopped here. >> she wasn't the only one who made it a point to stop in at this station. all evening there was a steady line of drivers patiently waiting to fill up. at $2.99 a gallon it is no wonder why this place is so popular. there is a station in san jose selling regular gas for the cash price of $2.82 a gallon. across the country gas prices are on the decline for a few reasons. >> there is a lot of u.s. production. we are at an all time low in terms of the percent we are importing. >> dan is a uc berkeley professor who tracks gas prices and specializes in energy and resources. he says u.s. companies have been able to extract more domestic oil through fracking and other methods. and there are now more hybrids and electric cars on the road than ever. that means u.s. gas prices are now more insulated from global oil prices. >> even if there was, say,

another battle in the mideast, it wouldn't have that much of an affect on us where 10 years ago it would cause a spike in prices. >> at $2.99 a gallon this station is at the national average. there is a good chance that average will drop even further. in mill valley, abc7 news. >> tuesday is election day and bay area voters are already casting their ballots. san francisco's department of elections opened its office in the basement of city hall for people who wish to cast their votes in person. >> i always try to vote, yes. i am here today because it makes it more convenient than coming when everybody is in on tuesday. >> we have had the booths filled up with voters throughout the entire day. >> it is a boring election as we look at the ballot. it is probably going toy lit sit a low turnout sh -- going to elicit a low turnout. >> you can follow all of the election issues on your

smartphone or tablet with the abc7 news app. look for our voter resources page. it is your voice, your vote. millions of people watched a death defying high wire act above chicago this evening. take a look. nick wallenda completed two tightrope walks above the windy city. the first took him across the chicago river between the tops of two highrise buildings. and then the 35-year-old walked between two apartment towers. wallenda did not wear a harness and there was no net beneath him. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00. >> a delicious software is -- a malicious software is sweeping across the country. not to steal your data, but hold it hoss -- hostage. ordinary folks are paying a ransom to get their files back. >> and long lines around the bay area. we'll let you know what people were waiting for. >> and i am abc7 news

meteorologist drew tuma. the first few days were cool, but mother nature is about to do a 1-80 and warm us up. the accu-weather seven-day forecast coming up. >> and the criticism about virgin galactic and what it means for the future of space tourism when abc7 news at 11:00 continues.

spreading throughout the world. it is a scam that has the feel of an international spy thriller. instead of stealing your personal information thieves are holding it hostage until you pay.

7 on your side's michael finney has the story. >> attorney christina chin was settling in for another work day at her san francisco law office when suddenliy something sinister shook her world. >> i thought it was a joke until the message popped up. >> christina was trying to open a file on her computer when everything went blank and a threat appeared on the screen. >> we are cryptowall and we are taking your files. >> it had taken over her computer and locked her files. if she wanted them back she would have to pay a ransom. >> they actually called it a ransom. you have to pay a ransom. >> it is the work of an under world organization called cryptowall operating in russia or eastern europe. christina tried to open other documents and all were locked. 20 years of case files, bank records, tax returns, photos and letters. >> every one of them with the same pop up. i knew it was not a scwoak.

>> some victims are paying upwards of $10,000 to get their files back. >> keith jarvis is investigating cryptowall as is the fbi. criminals in fect computers with a virus called ransomware that basically kidnaps files and holds them hostage. they have affected 800,000 computers worldwide since @-a quarter million in the united states alone. already victims have paid out more than $1 million in ransom. >> they will first charge you $500. that's if you pay immediately or within a few days. that's the price. if you wait a few more days, they will jack the price up to a thousand. >> they steer victims to this screen with a count down clock like this one. 95 hours and 54 minutes to pay or the price goes up. and they must pay in bit coins, n -- an untrace believe a currency.

>> it reads like a spy movie or international conspiracy. it is very surprising that it would happen to an ordinary person like myself. >> the message told her, "don't waste time. no other solutions exist." >> you ma i as well pay. >> security experts agree. there is no way to unscramble the coding. victims escape only if they back up their files somewhere else. christina did not. even her tech consult at the present time said -- consultant said to pay up. >> they have you over the barrel. >> i was shocked that there are these types of viruses out there that basically take a gun to palm's head. >> edgar chen is her nephew. a computer whiz she called as is a last resort. she searched for a way to unlock the files. impossible until a small miracle. >> there was one solution we might have had and that is something called a shadow copy.

>> he found it hidden in christina's computer. it automatically backs up files, but only if the user had it turned on. was christina's activated? >> we went to shadow copy and there were all of her files. >> amazingly who ever set up her computer set on the restore feature. just by checking that box copies of every file were resting there. >> i think i am lucky. >> we were extremely happy. >> i think people should know. it could happen to anyone. >> cryptowall is affecting computers by sending fishing e-mails that look real. the virus will crawl into your computer. don't click on e-mails and protect yourself by backing up files in a separate place. michael finney, 7 on your side. >> the wait ended tonight for gamers looking to buy the newest call of duty video game. they streamed into the game stop right at 9:00 tonight.

they walked away with copies with call of duty advanced warfare. the store actually issued numbers to customers who pre purchased the game. they wouldn't have to spend days waiting outside the store. let's head over to drew now in the weather center and find out what is coming up ahead weather wise. perchance anyone else has to wait in line for anything else this week? >> it will be nice weather wise. we are talking about a warming trend in the seven-day forecast. it does include a lot of sunshine. live doppler 7hd is not finding moisture. clear skies to end the weekend and we will continue that trend. a live look outside from our rooftop camera and a beautiful look at the embarcadero in downtown san francisco. a light breeze and a quiet night ahead. cool temperatures will arrive overnight tonight with many spots potentially dropping into the 40s and a couple of isolated 30s not out of the question. faff 5 currently in -- 55 currently in san francisco and in the north bay it is cool.

46 petaluma. 49 in oakland and 51 in mountain view and currently a temperature of 49. satellite and radar, the story we are tracking, we have an area of low pressure that is flying in a lot of cloud cover. some could stream into the bay overnight tonight. we are seeing rain around seattle and portland. unfortunately that rain will stay to the north of us. the reason why is high pressure is building off the coast and the high pressure will protect us from any sort of moisture moving in over the next couple days. we will see dry skies and lots of sunshine, but also warming temperatures over the next couple days. look at the week ahead especially in san jose. tomorrow a high of 70 degrees which is below the normal high of 72. by midweek the temperatures go to about 80 degrees on wednesday and we will stay above normal throughout the next seven days. look at that. we are in the mid70s. the warming trend will stick around for at least a week. as we look at monday morning you will wake up to partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s. the clouds will break down for total sunshine.

by monday afternoon we will see plenty of sun out there and temperatures in the 60s and the the 70s. so the bus stop forecast calls for the jackets tomorrow with a lot of spots in the 40s. we will see the coast 49 to 54 with a cool breeze and the bay. peeks of sunshine and the sunrise is getting up at 6:36 a.m. highs for monday once we break down the early morning clouds for total sunshine, we will see 67 in san francisco and 68 the high in oakland and 70 for san jose. 72 for napa and vallejo getting to a high of 71 tomorrow afternoon. the accu-weather seven-day forecast showing you early morning clouds for monday and we will break for sunshine by the afternoon. tuesday is it total sunshine and great weather as we head to the polls. as we get to wednesday and into thursday, that's when we think the peak of the mild air will get to us. 80s inland locations and even the coast into the low 70s. the sunshine continues on friday, saturday and sunday. going to be nice especially next weekend. >> very good. thank you, drew. >> over to shu. question, remember the one time we covered the 9ers in

the super bowl? >> the niners are not playing like they have super bowl aspirations, but the rams had something to do with that. they had a sack party and colin kaepernick was the host.

performing like a playoff team. theyett trued kaepernick like a pinata. not a great way to impress a world series manager. bruce bochy taking in the game. kaepernick finds bolden for six. he caught his 900th career pass in this game. a sack party held by the rams' defense and kap back to pass. sacked and fumble and rams recover in niners' territory. capitalize on the turnover. he has an open lane.

touchdown rams and we are tied at 10. same drill in the second half. simms chases kap down. one of the eight sacks on the day. even the pro bowl punter struggled and shapinged -- shanked the punt. niners driving and third and goal. looking for the win, but kap fumbles the snap and then fumbles again. the review stood and niners lose to the rams and drop to 4-4. >> we are still in it. we just have to play strong and stay focused and stay into it and support one another. i think that's the biggest thing. just leaning on one another for that support. >> all right, have to give the raiders credit. they will not quit. hosted by seattle. a little too much for the silver and black. they had to deal with the hostile 12th man also. 3-0 in the first and marshawn lynch. the most impressive three-yard

run you will ever see. he carried the entire team with him. time running out in the first. he tips it to himself. he comes down with the interception and a 35-yard pick. seahawks are up. now down 24-3 in the third. he rises up and blocks the punt. butler finally falls on top of the ball. raiders showed fight cutting the lead in the 6th. he finds rivera and the raiders fall to 0-8 with a seattle victory. hawks now 5-3. the warriors improve to 3-0 with a win in portland, but it was is a fight to the finish and here is a fight at the finish. nascar turns into the world wrestling association. a brawl to end all brawls as we continue.

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they are tough to beat. golden state sun defeated. the doves are taking the rose city by storm. top of the key and a nice bounce . he flicks it up and in. curry had 21 points and six assists. klay thompson loses it. and watch this. a monster dunk and aldridge and gives the blazers the lead. under 10 seconds to play. klay thompson says give me the ball. i'm doing it myself. two of his game high 29. 95-90 and improve to 3-0. nascar in tks text. lap 335 and jeff gordon had the lead and took the outside lane. he tried to push through the narrow gap and knocked him out. gordon's teammate takes the

checkered. afterwards he goes after kezlowski and the worst post race fall i have ever seen. >> it was our opportunity. it didn't come together. >> it cut my left rear tire. he is a [bleep]. >> and this sports report is brought to you by ebay. >> he is a what? thanks, shu. still to come, the search for answers after the virgin galactic crash in the mojave desert. and the new warnings about the cost of climate change and why it may already be too late. and the halloween treat one woman did not mean to hand out on

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in tonight's headlines a uc berkeley graduate who moved from alamo to oregon to take advantage of the state's assisted suicide law has died. yesterday 29-year-old britney manard took the lethal drugs prescribed by doctor. she was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer and given six months to live. the lone survivor of a tragedy at sea that killed four people described his ordeal today. philip sanchez told abc7 news he can't believe he survived and it will be hard living with the guilt. the bop capsized when a rogue wave hit the fishing boat near bodega bay. near san francisco two people went to the hospital after a pesticide spilled in a garage. it happened in the sunset district. firefighters diluted the company cal with water.

the chemical with water. memorials for two sheriff deputies killed in a shooting rampage. they will remember deputy danny oliver in roseville tomorrow. another service will honor detective michael davis, junior at the same church on tuesday. prosecutors believe louis enrique killed both law men and his wife also faces murder charges in the killing. a deadly accident in roseville near sacramento involving ride share service lift. the accident happened yesterday on interstate 80. the chp says the driver swerved to avoid a car stuck on the freeway and lost control. one of the passengers was killed. a lift spokesperson says the ride share service is cooperating with the investigation. police have made multiple arrests in ex c with the hit-and-run death of three southern california trick-or-treaters. 13-year-old twins and their

friend andrea gonzalez were killed on friday night. police say they were in a crosswalk when an suv slammed that them and then drove off. witnesses down the street say at least two men jumped out and ran. police made arrests this morning and investigators were going to hold a news conference tomorrow to give details of the arrest. now to the search for answers in that deadly space rocket explosion over the mojave desert. ntsb investigators were on the ground scouring a debris field. alex perez has the latest on the investigation. >> ntsb investigators on the ground in the mojave desert are sifting for debris and looking for clues that may cause the space ship to fall apart midair. two pilots were on board the test flight and michael alsbury was killed and ejected and remains hospitalized with serious injuries. word today he is alert and talking. but today one senior aerospace

engineer is speaking out and carolyn campbell is claiming that she and other top engineers warned about the dangers of the nitrous oxide rockets after a 2007 incident that killed three engineers testing an engine on the ground. their warnings ignored says campbell. >> it is a pr-driven haste to accomplish something that should have been done in a far more measured, timely and engineering-lead fashion. >> on saturday branson addressed some of the criticism following the crash. >> i find people who know thouing about what they are -- who know nothing are making comments. >> he has some 700 reservations. jim is one of those with a reserved seat. he plans to raid his 401k to pay for it and says the space ship 2 crash won't doo ter him. >> -- won't deter him. >> the core group get it. they understand there are

risks and they are willing to take those risks. >> if you are wondering if those people with reserve seats to space are having second thoughts, virgin galactic are holding ticket refunds and no one has backed out. it could be a year before the ntsb investigation is complete. abc news, los angeles. passengers on a cruiseliner that hit an unidentified object in the paw huh -- in the bahamas is back in south florida. there were 940 passengers on board and no one was injured. the vessel tilted dangerously to one side after the collision on friday night. celebration cruises says no passengers were in danger. local police asked for it and the federal government provided it. and now we are learning a no fly zone over ferguson, missouri was intended to keep news helicopters away. the f.a.a. restricted 37 miles of airspace near ferguson during 12 days of violent street protests in august. it followed the shooting death of unarmed teenager michael

brown. audio recordings obtained by the associated press show local officials admit they intended to exclude media aircraft. a warning that the cost of climate change will only increase if industrialized nations don't reduce gas emissions. a plan on climate change -- a panel on climate change has issued a final report. scientists are increasingly certain that the planet is warming and humans are the cause. it says emissions may need to drop to zero by the end of the century to avoid an inreversible impact. an arizona woman gave more than she attended. intended. while passing out candy she accidentally dropped her wedding ring in a trick or trick-or-treater's bag. she took it off and put it in a bag and forgot to put it back. >> you can replace it, but it is just not the same.

i hope somebody has it and just does president know what to do -- and doesn't know what to do with it. they don't know whose it is or how to find out through the hundreds of houses they went to, they don't know which house it came from. >> she has put up posters hoping someone will come forward with the ring. san francisco is celebrating the day of the dead with a procession and festival. people paid respects at altars on garfield park. they brought flowers and candles and other momentos. the procession kicked off at 22nd and bryant street to promote solidarity with the dead. just ahead, more than asleep at the wheel, the abc7 news i team and dan noyes with new documents showing what this drunk park ranger expected even before his arrest. >> a cool night in store overnight, but the temperatures will rebound nicely. especially midweek this week.

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coming soon if you park in downtown redwood city. a new proposal calls for making drivers pay a fee to charge their electric vehicles at city owned lots and garages. another proposal suggests setting up a car sharing

program. this comes after redwood city increased parking meter rates to $1 an hour in august amid a downtown business boom. a passing trucker catches a california state park ranger , an armed officer on patrol passed out with a beer between his legs. the abc7 news i team has been digging into the story behind the photo and has obtained new documents that show the ranger expected and received special treatment from his law enforcement colleagues. dan noyes has details. he has been getting slack from neighbors of the pictures he took of tyson young passed out with a beer between his legs. he called 9-1-huynh and -- 9-1-1 and he was arrested. he said he would do it all again. >> i saved somebody's life and it could have been joe blow's kids and wife or a tourist on there. >> the chp investigation report shows that the ranger

blew a .236, nearly three times the legal limit. officers noted his strong odor of alcohol, red and watery eyes and slow and slurred speech. yet young told officers "i'm still going to be able to be cited and released" and he was right. young did not go to jail, the normal process. the chp cited and released him to a supervisor. the chp commander tells me young fit the criteria. >> you have to not be under the influence. the person who is picking you up has to not be wanted for anything else. he has to not have been violent in the encounter or anything like that. >> but the report shows young got in a tustle with officers and resisting arrest in addition to the dui. they show this year so far the chp arrested 234 people, the vast majority booked into jail. only five including tyson young were cited and

released. humboldt county prosecutor doubts that even he would get the same preferential treatment. >> candidly i suspect if i was driving under the influence tonight and i was arrested i would spend time in the humboldt county jail as well. >> this week the court dropped the resisting charge after he pled guilty to dui and he served one day in jail and six more were dismissed because he spent a month in rehab. i will be keeping an eye what is happening north of the redwood curtain. send a tip for our next investigation at the i team page at abc7news.com or call me at 1-888-4 the i team. dan noyes, abc7 news. pleasanton offered the vees rans of foreign wars and the american legion with the tri valley veterans day parade down main street. more than 100 units took part including servicemen and women and military vehicles and marching bands. there was a salute from a

pearl harbor survivor and korean war helicopters flew over the parade and that was a first. sounds like we have parade weather for the rest of the week. let's back over to drew. >> i like that. we do indeed. lots of sunshine in the next seven stays -- seven days and live doppler 7hd and a few passing clouds and temperatures early on could start off in the upper 30s. by about 8:00 temperatures warming to the upper 40s and the upper 50s, but there could be areas of fog tomorrow morning. highs around the state tomorrow will see 70 in sacramento and 68 in fresno and 75 for los angeles. palm springs, 78 degrees with plenty of sunshine. closer to home pushing into the bay area we will see 60s and 70s across the board in the afternoon on monday. 67 the high in san francisco which is exactly where we should be. 71 in concord and 71 in vallejo and san jose a high of 70 degrees under plenty of

sunshine. early morning clouds and patchy fog. sunshine tomorrow afternoon. and then we will track some very mild air wednesday into thursday. yes, there will be 80s to talk about midweek this week. >> all right. thank you, drew. over to shu and that story we just can't get enough of. >> that's right. we'll take one look back at the giants' magical season and the warriors have started a magical run of their own, undefeated after three games under steve kerr. a full plate of

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best world series in recent history. bruce bochy pressing the right buttons. they were teaming up for a third ring. add to the sh -- i talked to them about their relationship, place in his stray and beating the odds in a hostile environment yet again. >> 103 on the road. i guess you are used to it now. >> we love to do it for our fans, trust me. and they are part of this. they help get us through this. we are so lucky, so fortunate to have the fan base and the support that we have. they are there every game. we have had tough times this year at home. especially trying to win ballgames. but there they were. they never booed the guys.

they stayed behind them and kept the faith. we appreciate them. i can tell you these players are happy about winning, but we saw video of them celebrating in san francisco. that gave them all goose bumps. >> three in five years. you have a team of the decade, a dynasty going here? would you consider that? >> it was nice to be mentioned. as far as the dynasty, we had a couple of hiccups there in 2011 and 2013, but you look at dynasties and you think of the bulls and the niners and the yankees and those teams. i think we have a little ways to go, but the fact that we are even mentioned like that is an honor. >> who would have thought when we were freshmen at florida state in 19seven-day forecast 3 you -- in 1973 you would be on your way to a hall of fame career with three world series rings? >> to be honest i was a young guy trying to make it up to the big leagues. it was not something i thought about. the fact that i'm up here, i know how blessed i am. i'm so fortunate to have the

ownership and the front office give me their support and a great coaching staff that i have and then the players. what a group of characters and warriors that i am fortunate to have. >> did you ever thought you were a kid playing whiffle ball in the backyard you would dream of having a world series ring? >> you dream of just being in the world series. to have three is a dream. i know the rich history of the giants and an honor to be a part of the run. >> you and boch from florida state representing the seminoles. six rings between the two of you. >> it is special. boch does an unbelievable job and lucky to have him as a manager. >> still gives me goose bumps. congratulations to the giants. meanwhile the 49ers had a sack party today at levi stadium. the rams were their guests. the niners gave up eight sacks to st. louis after a bye week and kaepernick spent most of the time on his back in a

13-10 loss. boch showing up at the game. maybe he can take some notes. kap finds anquan boldin. he caught his 900th career ball in this game. sack party started. kap back to pass and blind -- blind sight had. austin davis finds kenny brit and a little open lane. more of the same in the second half. finers are driving and one of the rams' eight on the day. he shanked the punt to take the lead. under 10 seconds and kap fumbles the snap and regains it and fumbles again. the review stood. niners lose to the rams 13-10 and drop to 4-4. the raiders-seahawks and the hostile 12th man. up 3-0 in the first. look at this guy. the former cal bear takes the entire team in on the

touchdown run. raiders try to get something going. he goes 35 yards for the pick six. raiders cut the lead. his second touchdown catch, but they fall to 0-8 with the victory. the red-hot warriors. blazers are up one in the fourth and his new contract and loses to steve blake. up one and the bench is loving it. trying to keep him in it. 26 points and 13 rebounds. it gliffs the blazers the -- it gives the blaze ares the -- blazers the lead. in the lane and the floater. two of his game high 29. the warriors win it 95-90 and they improve to 3-0. this abc7 news sports report is brought to you by ebay. i tell you, you can't see the

giants parade. with all three out there it was fabulous. congratulations to the giants. three world series in five years is impressive. >> and the fans of course could bo for -- would go for every year. >> that's the trend. we like a nice tradition. >> sounds good. >> that's it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for mike shumann and drew tuma. don't forget the news continues on-line now on twitter and facebook with our abc7 news app. good night

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