you can see the cells sliding down in that direction and there's still more of that unsettled air off the coastline see yup, more rain is on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and with that rain means troubles on the roads and we'll have a complete look at the freeways in a few minutes. right now so far, so good into san francisco just some slight delays along 101 in marin county. that should end it. and who else, scutaro! and the giants have won the pennant! >> how about that. game 7 last night ended in the pouring rain and a team that never says die at least this year, the giants storming their way into the world series. they're going to kill all us morning people! we are not going to sleep for weeks! but that's okay. for the second straight post- season series the giants won three elimination games. >> the party continues. nell open the world series in

san francisco tomorrow. we have team coverage tomorrow. we'll be live with all the fans throughout the bay area. dennis o'donnell first. reporter: from at&t park, good morning, down three games to one the giants outscored st. louis 20-1 over the final three games to win the nlcs. bruce bochy and mike metheny game faces on for game 7. bottom of the 2nd 1-0 giants, matt cain with two outlines one two second. blanco scores 2-0. next inning giants with the bases loaded hunter pence, john jay misplayed it. everybody scored 5. -0 giants. in the ninth it started to pour. sergio romo finishes it off. how ironic that matt holliday pops out to scutaro to end the game after that brutal collision in game 2. the giants win 9-0 and advance to the world series to take on the detroit tigers in san francisco. >> rainy night in san francisco. not just rainy but pouring down

to get the last out, it was very unique. >> it was one of those like, you know, dancing in the rain type things where you're happy to be in the rain which you don't get very often. you feel like a kid again. >> reporter: marco scutaro was the series mvp batting .458. so the tigers are flying in today and they will practice late this afternoon. our sportscast will emanate from at&t park tonight. giants on to the world series. well, giants fans rocked the mission district to celebrate the win. check that out. the biggest party was at the ballpark of course. cate caugiran is at at&t park with that part of our team coverage. good morning, cate. >> reporter: good morning to you both. as you can see, the lights are still on here. basically a reminder that the celebration is probably going to continue into this morning. this is the moment giants fans have been waiting for the nail biting games they have been watching turning the world series dream into reality.

it was really hard not to find a part of san francisco celebrating. fans even climbed over the willie mays statue for a prime cheering spot. it was like that here at the at&t to the marina and as you saw earlier in the mission district. mother nature could not rain on the parade. horns were honking. illegal fireworks were going off because last night was the -- the city was full of giants fever. >> right now, go giants, baby. we're back! one more, baby. we're coming back. >> everybody gets along, no fights, everybody's on a good hype. >> reporter: now, this morning, some of those fans better be ready to break the bank because if you plan to score tickets for the world series, here's what you're looking at on stubhub. standing-room-only ticket prices are about $400. the highest price seats on stubhub, $10,000. now, if you were lucky enough to get these advance seats check out what the giants were

selling retail prices. bleachers going for $230. the best seats were about $1,040. again, those were retail prices. that's part of the advanced sale they had earlier so stubhub is probably the best bet. that's what a giants representative told me yesterday. now, if you missed out on the game last night and highlights or team photos or want to score team gear the best place is on our website, cbssf.com. we're live at at&t park. cate caugiran, cbs 5. >> thank you. game one of the world series set to go wednesday night at at&t park. giants, tigers, game time first pitch 5:07. almost as improbable as winning six straight elimination games, the weather. and as lawrence karnow shows us, that storm was like a fastball. it was aimed at the ballpark right down the middle. >> what a night, huh, lawrence. >> yeah, that was an incredible night. i'm not going to be sleeping for a long time. >> i hear ya. >> but i'm happy about it. exhausted today because i

watched the debate, of course, too, which was on channel 5. >> channel switching. >> but the game was something else with that rain coming through there, looks like we're not done with the rain yet. that rain line shifted southward now into the south bay you can see some good cells moving in that direction now so if you are getting up there you have some rain coming down now but this is going to start to scoot out of town. shouldn't really affect the commute that much if you are sleeping a little longer. this is going to move out but there's a chance of more scattered showers throughout the day today although i think it's going to be hit and miss. you can see off the coastline a lot of that moisture sweeping onshore as the trough locked in along the west coast but a more significant band of rainfall is expected to move in later on tonight into tomorrow morning. numbers a little chilly now in the 40s and 50s if you are headed outside. by the afternoon we are going to keep those temperatures cool and brisk outside. only in the 60s and a slight chance of some scattered showers. more on your weather coming up. let's check the roads with gianna. >> thank you very much. and good morning. so far not too bad on the roads right now. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza.

and it is very quiet. some slick surfaces out there so be careful on the roads. elsewhere we have roadwork to report. we have construction this morning along the dumbarton bridge. so that may slow you down a bit. they should have that wrapped up within the next half hour to 45 minutes. reports of an accident south 101 at lawrence expressway. not blocking lanes. it is over to the right shoulder. no injuries reported just yet. chp is headed out to the scene. 101 no delays yet. 880 also clear as you work your way in both directions. we'll check your east bay travel times coming up. right now back to you guys. >> thank you. 4:36. it's now the home stretch until election day. the presidential debates are all behind us now and there will be a lot of campaigning before voters head to the polls two weeks from today by the way. cbs reporter randall pinkston has highlights from the final obama romney debate last night in florida. reporter: this was the third and final debate and president obama saved his sharpest attacks for the end. >> every time you've offered an opinion, you've been wrong. >> attacking me is not an

agenda. >> reporter: viewers seemed to respond to the president. a cbs news snap poll of the debate shows 53% of uncommitted voters believed the president won. >> you saw a very strong president, a strong and steady president with a clear vision. you had an unsteady romney. >> reporter: romney's best score came on the issue of china. >> i want a great relationship are china. china can be our partner. but that doesn't mean they can just roll all over us and steal our jobs on an unfair basis. >> reporter: even on that issue romney only managed to tie president obama. >> perhaps the most memorable line of the night came when president obama and mitt romney were debating cuts to the military budget. >> our navy is smaller now than anytime since 1917. the navy said they needed 313 ships to carry out their mission. we're now down to 285. >> governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonettes because the nature of our military has changed. >> reporter: republicans say the president was

disrespectful. >> i found it extraordinary that the president ridiculed the navy. bayonettes? >> reporter: senator john kerry a navy veteran kept the the final going. >> i think the president sankle ship. >> reporter: at one point horses and bayonettes was the most searched term on google. randall pinkston, cbs news, boca raton, florida. >> and some more post-debate poll numbers to show you here. a cbs 5 survey of independent voters here in california suggests there was really no clear winner last night. 47% telling surveyusa president obama won and 44% mitt romney run reflecting independent voters in california. both candidates are campaigning today in an all important swing state. the president has rallies in ohio and florida. romney and paul ryan will be in nevada and colorado. for continuing coverage of campaign 2012 check out our website, cbssf.com. in other news, there are reports that pg&e admits to

having no proof that some of its pipes running through bay area cities were actually inspected. and cbs 5 reporter elissa harrington is in martinez. so elissa, that's one of the cities where the pipes were deemed safe but never actually tested? >> reporter: well, that's right. these lines ran through some cities in the east bay and also in san jose. and according to the "san francisco chronicle," pg&e discovered this problem while reviewing the inspection history of a pipeline that was running under martinez. they found no records to confirm that the mile-long section had been fully inspected. the review uncovered three other lines that may have also missed inspection even though company employees told regulators that they had been checked. here's where they are. we're talking about 4.5 miles of at risk natural gas lines in martinez, in newark, in fremont, and in san jose. these four lines are at risk of corrosion. according to federal law, pg&e had to inspect these by 2007.

a pg&e spokesman told the "chronicle" that recordkeeping just isn't what it should have been. poor records is part of what led to the 2010 pipeline blast in san bruno. who can forget that? documents show that pg&e never conducted the type of inspection that might have detected a problem. the explosion killed eight people and destroyed almost 40 homes. pg&e gave the "chronicle" this statement about the latest discovery of the four lines in the east bay in san jose. they say "pg&e took steps to ensure that this issue does not exist elsewhere in the system or occur again. pg&e believes this issue does not exist elsewhere in the system." the company also said that it plans to inspect all of these lines by the end of the year. in concord, elissa harrington, cbs 5. some san bruno residents want the california public utilities commission president removed from office saying the commission under michael peevey failed to keep the public safe. a petition with more than 200 signatures called for his removal. san bruno city council will

consider a resolution regarding the matter during a meeting tonight at 7:00. time now 4:41. killer caffeine, how monster energy drinks are being linked now to several deaths. >> plus, a terrifying kickoff to storm season. seven tornado warnings including five possible touchdowns in a central valley in california. >> and this car crash, it was no accident. what the thieves were after in this smash and grab. there are hundreds of ways people use lysol disinfectant spray. ben's mom uses it around the bathtub. it kills mold, and unlike clorox clean-up,

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take a look. they stole this truck sunday. first, ot more than a hun welcome back. gas might be expensive but that still doesn't justify what these car thieves did in michigan. they stole this truck on sunday. first they got more than $100 worth of gas at this station and then 20 minutes later they drove into the station. they loaded up on cholesterol and cigarettes before driving off. one of the suspects was arrested. police say they are still confident they will find the other man. it is 4:43 now. the storm that brought rain to the bay area dropped a lot of snow up in the sierra and even

unleashed a tornado a little south of yuba city. it ripped shingles off rooftops in a sparsely area dominated by orchard. some trees and power lines were blown down, as well. >> i stepped out on my back porch and this it was. >> you could see the funnel cloud and it just kept going. >> i saw hail for 30 seconds then it stopped. it was dead quiet. you could have heard a pin drop. >> nobody was injured. that was the only confirmed tornado to touch down. there had been reports of funnel clouds in nearby areas. but experts have not determined that those touched the ground. but a little concerning if you are look out your window seeing that barreling down. >> i know. >> middle of california. >> just complaining about a little rain. made the end of the giants game grammatic . >> it was like champagne falling from the heavens. that was appropriate. the rain coming down heavy on the game yesterday afternoon at least late in the game. now the showers have moved further to the south. and you can see some of that now in our high-def doppler radar as we have most of that

rainfall confined to parts of the south bay. still, a chance of some showers around the rest of the bay area heading out this morning but generally we'll be more dry than wet today a chance of a few leftover showers, mix of sun and clouds rolling on by. but temperatures will be cool. plan on highs only running in the 60s. we're usually in the mid-70s this time of year. so the trough now camped out along the west coast and that's going to pump in more of that moisture keeping us unsettled here for at least the next couple of days. in fact, it looks like another better shot of rainfall later on tonight into tomorrow morning. it looks like it could be wet early on. so here's your system right now moving on through. you can see the showers a little heavier toward the south bay. those are going to move out. a couple of scattered pop-up showers may roll through throughout the day today but generally a lot of clouds moving on by and a mixture of sunshine. then the next wave tonight into tomorrow morning. so not a rainout for today. temperatures will stay cool. plan on 60s, about 63 degrees in livermore, 65 napa, about 60 degrees in pacific and breezy.

next couple of days more showers on the way. by thursday though partly cloudy skies. we start to dry things out. warmer weather expected for the weekend. and it should be dry right through saturday and sunday, too. that's a look at weather. let's check on traffic with gianna. >> so far traffic holding steady not showing any major trouble spots as far as accidents on any of our freeways right now. here's a live look at conditions along 101 near trimble. so far traffic looks good in both directions. the only thing we have is south 101 at lawrence expressway. we have reports of an accident. but it is over to the right shoulder. not really causing any delays. in fact, let's get an overview on our maps right now of the south bay. 101 you can see clocking in with good speeds there. 280 no troubles. guadalupe parkway 85 highway 17, all checking in problem- free this morning. elsewhere, if you are headed along 880 northbound connecting over to the bay bridge there is roadwork there. that connector road will be blocked at least until 5:00 this morning. they should have that wrapped up though within the next 15 minutes. not seeing any delays as you work your way out of the maze

towards the bay bridge toll plaza. now, 880 through oakland, looking good northbound, southbound not showing any delays as you head towards hayward. traffic quiet. if you are connect to the san mateo bridge, things look good in both directions. now, we still have roadwork on the dumbarton bridge if you are headed towards the peninsula this morning so expect some slight delays there. two lanes are blocked. that should be wrapped up within the next 15 minutes, as well. our east bay travel times though as promised looks good no delays along the eastshore freeway commute. so far 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. altamont pass looking pretty good 14 westbound 580 towards 680. 880 clear, no delays on 24 and if you are commuting out of marin county this morning, we have some slight delays along 101 southbound right around 580 but that accident is cleared and you can see traffic looks good all the way out of marin county into san francisco. 13 minutes from 580 to the golden gate bridge toll plaza. that is a look at traffic. back to you >> thank you. 4:47. new jersey authorities believe they have found the body of a 12-year-old girl record missing over the

weekend. autumn pasquale was last seen at her clayton home saturday afternoon and had been the subject of a massive search. at this point investigators are not saying exactly where she was found. the autopsy to confirm the body's identity will be conducted sometime this morning. police say a man who shot and killed three women at a wisconsin spa had illegally bought the gun just two days after his wife was granted a restraining order against him. she was one of the victims yesterday in brookfield. radcliffe haughton later shot himself to death. some wisconsin lawmakers are now calling for tougher enforcement of domestic violence related to gun laws. and the food and drug administration is investigating reports of five deaths that may be connected to monster energy drinks. fda says the reports don't necessarily prove the deaths were caused by the highly caffeinated beverages. one of the cases involves a 14- year-old girl who died of heart problems after drinking two monster drinks in two days. her family has filed a lawsuit. las vegas police are on the

hunt for a man they say stole more than a million dollars in chips from a casino. investigators say a california man went into a chip dealing area at the venetian this month, pried open a container and stole $1.6 million worth of chips. the suspect has already cashed a small amount of it but the casino made the chips virtually worthless. apple is making an announcement morning probably about the new version of the ipad. apple will return to the california theater in downtown san jose for its latest unveiling. it is expected to take the wraps off the smaller ipad, the mini. apple isn't talking but analysts expect it to be about half the size of the regular ipad. we'll have a lot more on our tech watch report segment coming up with brian cooley, we'll chat about that at 6:45 this morning. another growing tech company is moving to the midmarket area in san francisco. the mobile payment system company square is going to set up shop near 11th and market

streets. it started with ten employees in the "chronicle" building but needs room to expand to about 1,000 workers. the square is expected to move into the new space in the middle of next year. gas prices are on the way down. aaa says they could drop by another 30 cents by thanksgiving. this morning, bay area prices are down about 3 cents a gallon from yesterday. in san francisco, regular is at an average of under $4.49 a gallon today. and san jose is just below 4.38. meanwhile in oakland, regular is a little over 4.38 a gallon. in your healthwatch on this tuesday, a breast cancer treatment designed to reduce complications may actually create more. the therapy injects radioactive material into the site of the cancer. older women generally choose the practice. yale researchers have been looking into the treatment lately. they say that 17% of the women who have the procedure were more likely to have problems

such as skin damage. organic diet for kids may not be worth it. a study finds no evidence that organic foods offer extra nutritional value over conventionally grown foods. pediatricians say both sides offer the same amount of vitamins, anti-oxidants and proteins. it did note that organic food does contain lower levels of pesticides and are less likely to be contaminated. this next story is crazy. a group scientists will spend six years in jail for failing to warn italians about the 2009 earthquake l'aquila. all seven were convicted of manslaughter. the 6.3 quake killed more than 300 people, injured 1500 others. seismologists around the world are shocked, including here in the bay area. >> science cannot predict the future that what earthquake in what location will happen. putting sign tests on trial for something that's impossible to do sun fair, unjust and

unfortunate. >> they were all found guilty of downplaying the risk of a major quake and not warning residents to evacuate. the scientists are now given time to appeal and do in the have to go jail immediately. not fair. >> no. i know. you can't predict a quake and they are going to jail for it. so. >> it is 4:52. a free ride for youth on muni is closer to becoming a reality. >> why some lawmakers are saying not so fast. >> no, it's not a kazoo. they are the canaries of the sea. what this talking whale had to say to a diver in san diego. we'll explain. >> and how this sea lion can credit a pig for saving his bacon. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

we are not done with the rain just jet. heavy rain in the south bay. some good rain coming down and more to come. >> and so far, bay area bridges are problem-free this morning. free-flowing along the golden gate, bay bridge and san mateo bridge. traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. it is 4:55. all right. listen closely here see if you recognize this voice. [ voice ] >> it's lawrence karnow! [ laughter ] >> no, actually, scientists say the noise comes from a whale and they believe the whale was actually mimicking a human voice. the sea life version of a rich little, right? researchers at the national marine mammal foundation recorded the spontaneous sounds of a captive male beluga whale in san diego. it was recorded several years ago both under water and above the surface, as well.

>> does sound like a kazoo. here's another story about communicating with animals. a new hampshire cat has a pig to thank for one of his nine lives. pigs very smart. the cat was badly burned in a barn fire last month. the cat is recovering. he literally ran through the fire that claim the lives of more than a dozen of his animal companions at a farm. his owners didn't think he would make it. but one of the farms a heftier resident a pig named miss colby wasn't giving up the search. >> we were out a few days after the fire and the pig was on a mission to go somewhere. so i followed her, and she found gumbo in the woods. >> so cute. love a good farm story. gumbo suffered second-degree burns on his paws, face and ears. but again, he has that pig to thank for being alive today. >> looks like gumbo doesn't miss many meals, either. >> that's a big cat.

>> cute. all right. it is 4:56. skipped inspections. the surprise discovery about miles of pg&e pipeline. >> and things get heated down in florida. >> every time you've offered an opinion, you've been wrong. >> attacking me is not an agenda. >> presidential candidates go to war on foreign policy. was mitt romney able to pass the commander-in-chief test? we'll tell you what he we come back. >> and the lights are still on at at&t park lighting the way for the giants path to the world series. we'll show you the celebrations from last night and tell you the best place to catch the game highlights when we return. ,,,,,,

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>> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald . and the giants have won the pennant, 9-0. >> they do it with a shutout after beating the cardinals in game 7. >> th