and the bunt is going to roll and it is good. game two combined with small ball. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the giants are 2-0. we're going to start with ken

pritchett outside of the park. where fans just can't stay away. >> reporter: most of the fans are intent of getting home and they're gone. we have fans still celebrating game two victory. many of them are still next to at&t park which has been the epicenter of the celebration that weren't able to get inside to willie mays plaza. for those who did not have tickets. >> hi mom, i didn't get in. >> reporter: then willie mays plaza was the next best thing. >> if you're going to hang out, might as well hang out here. >> reporter: it's where many people watched the game outside at&t park. >> hey world series friends. >> reporter: it is a bustling place where programs are sold, where there's politicking. >> cold water, one dollar. >> reporter: and where people

try to make a buck. all this while people are trying to take in the game without disruption. >> reporter: what's your name? >> my name is pearl, can you wait a moment, because somebody is coming up. >> reporter: pearl is watching outside of a bar. where she cannot hear the game but can hear the crowd. >> reporter: she watched last night's game at home but wanted to come tonight. >> i am not getting any younger. i watched the game at home last night, but i wanted to come out here and see it and feel the excitement. >> reporter: we send it now to ktvu's john sasaki. >> reporter: ken, as you can see the party here is mostly over for the night. the park is empty. and most of the boats are gone but earlier mccovey cove was

packed for fans. many people who could not score a ticket this was the place to be at game time. many people came here to watch from the park. others brought radios to keep up with the action. but many, including those eating dinner and those who came from sacramento said this was the place to enjoy the game. >> because we didn't have take tickets to get in. it was a nice day and we wanted to be out here with the crowd. >> it's just being around the crowd, you feel you're here supporting the team. >> just the comradery, talking to people. talking about why they are here. you know and it's just having fun, seeing some of the antics of the people around here. >> reporter: and to make sure the people out here to make sure they were part of the

action, the team mascot lucielle made a stop. that is pier 48 that's the official postgame series party. you have to have a special ticket to get in. live in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. well need less to say for giants fans, this is the best start for the world series. our mark ibanez is there where madison gartner came out on top. >> reporter: i don't know if bruce bochy gets any credit. but boy, his choice of madison baumgartner was great tonight. young shot to the corner.

blanco, scutero the sweeping tag of prince fielder. you can take a look at all the -- you want. bases loaded, nobody out for the giants and they were able to score the first run of the game when brandon crawford hit a very typical double playgrounder. not what he had in mind but you know what they're playing in double play depth and the giants able to get a run. hunter pence, he's the one that started the rally. and hunter pence is the guy who delivered with a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 8th inning. the second run under pence starting to swing the bat a little healthier looking. knocks in a run, and the giants get a perfect 9th inning of relief out of sergio romo. one-2-3inning. 2-0 here tonight. they go to detroit saturday. you will see it here on channel

2. anabel sanchez will pitch for the tigers. he's a guy that played most of his career with the marlins and he gave the giants a hard time. a lot of work yet to be done. back to you frank and julie. >> tomorrow is a travel day and as mark mentioned on saturday, the world series shifts to comerica park in detroit. first pitch about 5:07. as always you can watch it all live right here on ktvu.com. san francisco giant officials and police say they have caught some people trying to sneak into the game with fake media passes. >> with that fake badge. like you just did us today, yeah. >> reporter: ktvu was outside the park's media gate when security guards chased down a

man who said tried to get in the park with a fake badge. a few minutes later we saw security take away badges from two women. >> any time a counter fitting or fraud is counting fitter. they could be subject to imprisonment or state jail. >> reporter: the man was sited. police say they have noticed fraudulent ticket sales appear to be a bigger problem. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. coming up, how die-hard giant fans fight superstitions superstitions while cheering the game. we want to put up a live picture here from 14th and broadway from news chopper 2, the group has been mostly peaceful tonight and that is certain ly quite a contrast

from the violent clashes that took place a year ago. they met around 7:00 this morning then marched through downtown oakland for about an hour. closing streets before finally winding up at frank igawa plaza there at 14th and broadway. we have team coverage, cara liu spoke to a man who was injured there one year ago. but we begin with amber lee who was there with protesters as they were marching. >> reporter: we're at frank igawa where protesters have gathered after having marched for two hourless. h o ur -- after having marched for two hours. at 7:00, protesters celebrated one year of the occupy movement.

protesters told us the occupy movement is still alive and has motivated them to improve their life. >> i was homeless and unemployed. >> and now. >> i ve an apartment and a job. >> what do you want to happen from here on out. >> i want to see everybody else get employed and get change. >> people who didn't know each other came together and decided that this system was messed up and decided to set up and fight against it. that's different, that's unusual. it didn't happen like that. this has never happened. >> reporter: around 8:30, protesters arrived near headquarters where they were met by about 50 officers who turned them away. police told us they arrested one man for throwing a rock at an officer. back here live you can see there are police officers monitoring the situation here at city hall and frank ogawa plaza. reporting live, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news.

>> from amber we go now to cara liu with more on the occupy anniversary, cara. >> reporter: amongst the nearly 200 people who are out here marching tonight from this plaza one face in the crowd stood out. a young man in a wheelchair who was hurt during the demonstration almost exactly a year ago. in this crowd of demonstrators marching through downtown oak -- oakland is scott olson. one year ago, olson became one of the faces of the local movement. the iraq war veteran was severely injured after a projectile hit him in the head. police recently confirmed that projectile was a bean bag fired by an oakland police officer. >> i still have a hard time believing that oakland police officers would shoot a veteran who is doing nothing wrong. i still have a hard time believing that. we're here to hold them accountable tonight and to make them answer for their ages. >> reporter: olsen says he is still recovering from a

traumatic brain injury >> i still have problem with my speech, memory and concentration at times. >> reporter: many of the demonstrators here tonight are still upset about the police response a year ago and were very vocal in front of dozens of officers who were standing by. tonight a very different and much more peaceful dynamic between police and protesters compared to one year ago. live in oakland, cara liu. in 90 seconds -- >> shouldn't the port have already known about some of these expenses. >> reporter: more questionable spending by the port of oakland. >> the game is over but the party continues here at at&t park. we'll introduce you to some notable fans in the stadium tonight. >> it's going to be chilly tonight. i'll show you how low overnight temperatures will fall and when you can expect a warm up. c#

we have new revelations to tell you about tonight from our ongoing ktvu investigation into the spending of public money by top officials at the part of oakland. we've now uncovered hundreds of dollars in billed expenses at a late night private room kareoke bar that some say is a front for prostitution. in tonight's special report ktvu's eric rasmussen questions spending by yet another port official. >> reporter: for several nights

we recorded a parade of scantily clad women many dropped off all at once from a mini van going into this bar. it's a familiar scene neighbors say they've been concerned about for years. >> the first thing that i thought was that there's just too many of them to be waitresses in this place. >> reporter: cafe juliette, a business that bills itself as a kareoke is the place where dunnigan charged $550. on his expense report, dunnigan wrote it was a business meeting. >> you're like what's going on down there? is this a weird prostitution thing going on? >> reporter: when we visited the bar a regular there told us, you can get girls here. in an online review for the

same location a customer said he was shown six women and was asked which one do you want. >> can you tell us what kind of business is being run here? >> kareoke bar. >> reporter: we found the bar's manager john in the front. >> reporter: what about all the girls we've seen coming in here tonight. >> have you seen any girls coming in? >> reporter: we've seen girls. >> it's a kareoke bar. we have a love connection here. >> reporter: you have a love connection here? is anybody paying to be with these girls? >> no, no. that's all i know, i don't know. >> reporter: much like quan, we found dunnigan was reimbursed thousands of dollars reimbursed

hundreds of dollars. same as quan, dunnigan made repeat visits to the 768 club in china. >> reporter: shouldn't the port already known about these expenses. >> certainly there's a shock and dismay, we're going to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: the port now sites an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: we're going to get to the bottom of this matter. >> reporter: why would the port approve these expenses. >> this is all part of the investigation, we're going to get to the pot testimony of the matter. >> reporter: marvin gray is author of a group called corporate integrity. he says changing the culture at the port of oakland goes beyond putting a few executives on paid leave. >> most people do what they think is right considering the

world they live in. so what these events tell us the kind of world that's been created the people managing the port of oakland. >> reporter: as for lawrence dunnigan. >> reporter: mr. dunnigan this is eric rasmussen a reporter with ktvu. we tried to call him to get a response on why he was visiting this bar. we're still waiting for his response. eric rasmussen, ktvu news. >> the port is aware of the latest questions about improper expenditures and is including them in its inquiry. stay with ktvu news as we continue to investigate the use of private funds by port officials. we will bring you the latest as we uncover them. new information about the body of a teenager found over the weekend along the san mateo coastline. the girl's body washed up on sunday at san gregorio state

beach. today she was identified as katie gui. a friend of hers saw a news report about the body and told the principal at albany high. the body was identified today through dental records. the investigation as to how she died is still going on. san mateo sheriff deputies have also released the picture of a man who is accused of kidnapping a girl from an elementary restroom. investigators say he grabbed the 9-year-old girl and carried her off campus but she managed to escape and run back to school. members of the roman catholic archdiocese of san francisco gathered to pray for peace. they held a vigil this morning at valencia for 19-year-old joseph escobar. the group said it is starting a victim's assistance ministry

program. the goal is to reach out to families of homicide victims in marin, san francisco and san mateo county. u.s. stock markets managed to post small games after losing ground for the last couple of days. the dow rose 26 points the nasdaq was up four. investors had to digest weak home sales. apple says it's looking for a record breaking holiday season. apple shares fell closing at $609 and change. then dropping a few cents more in afterhours trading. >> reporter: a possible move of apple sent pandora sales sharply lower today. pandora shares fell 11% amidst report that apple may launch its own online music service. high temperatures today

we're on the mild side. six in concord, 66 in fairfield. 71 at santa rosa. highs for your friday and warmer. mid-70s, maybe some upper 70s in some locations. the kind of a weather headline, it's going to be cold out there. already in napa we have temperatures in the 40s right now. overnight low in napa, they're just a few degrees from the 30s. santa rosa just a few degrees warmer than the 40s. it is going to be a bit chilly when you get going. many of the inland bay valleys and even around the bay, 47. when the kids go to school they'll need a jacket. you will need a jacket, the heater will be on as you go to work. i'll show you which day on the weekend will be the warmest and the nicest, see you back here. skiers took to the slopes out at squall valley for an early opening charity event that raised thousands of the dollars. the money will go to amateur athletes needing financial help. you're looking at video of

today's opening send to us by squall valley. the one day fundraiser marks the earliest opening at the resort since 1960. budget cuts facing city college of san francisco. what the board of trustees is doing right now and why teachers don't like it. >> a big gap among one key voting group has narrowed dramatically.

a house fire in san francisco spread to a home next door and displaced a dozen people. the fire was reported about 4:00 this afternoon at a home in andover street. firefighters say heavy flames in the attic spread to a neighbor's home. there were no injuries. the red cross is helping eight adults, four children and three

cats with temporary housing. a late night meeting is on the way. the board of trustees at city college is making the big decisions as it tries to climb out of a budget crisis. >> reporter: the marathon board of trustees meeting is still going on right now. at stake really is the financial history of city college of san francisco. for the more than 90,000 students and employees at city college of san francisco there's a lot at stake. the financial picture here is so bleak the college is in danger of losing its accreditation, being taken over by the state. possibly even forced to shut down. >> we're in a severe financial situation. >> reporter: against this backdrop the board of trustees is expected to approve a series of budget cuts to help close the $16 million shortfall and fix certain operating

deficiency mandated by the accreditation commission. the vast majority is getting teachers back to teach in the classrooms. >> this is something that's being done without consultation that there has been no transparency about how the plan has been put together and the impacts look tremendous. >> reporter: but the college says that move alone can save $2 million a year. the trustees also plan on closing at least five satellite sites around san francisco and a preschool in vernal heights which the college used at its child development curriculum. students worry that their funding is next. >> that's our worry here, that we're going to lose some of our funding to take care of students here. >> reporter: the trustees have until monday to come up with a plan to keep city college from losing its accreditation. rob roth, ktvu news. >> a reminder you can get ktvu news to go. click the live icon and you can watch all of our newscasts live

right on our mobile device. san francisco police are investigating a rush hour crash involving an suv and numi bus. it happened just after 6:00 this evening on webster and eddie street. a cadillac suv was badly damaged. one person inside had to be extricated and taken to the hospital. . none of the injuries appear to be death threatening. live pictures from downtown oakland, we're monitoring the crowd from the occupy rally. here's a live look inside the giant's dug out after a another big win. the injuries of a fan who made headlines who is cheering them on here tonight. when i see that our schools are 47th in spending per student, i just can't accept that.

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a live picture of at&t park, home of the san francisco giants now up 2-0 in their best of five world series. so what is it like to attend a world series game, if you didn't want to spend thousands of the dollars on tickets, you watched it at home with us. but not our maureen naylor, who watched it from the park. >> reporter: i still can't believe i got this assignment. i want to give you a perspective of what it was like to watch it here. we're in the giant's bullpen.

and we found some fans that have a superstitions. you heard of rally towels, what about a rally baby. >> and this 6 -month-old sporting head phones. >> we brought him to game six, he cried a little bit so we wanted to make sure he wouldn't cry this time. >> reporter: this pacifica resident turned 80 and wore an orange and black boa. >> we tell you why they did it. there's so many gals out here with tight pants and low cuts wiggling their booties when the music plays so we decided we would do it too. >> reporter: everywhere you look orange and black from faces to hair. the president as expected was wearing a orange tie. but we were more interested in what he did not wear. >> the games i wore the world series ring we did not win.

>> reporter: injured giant fan bryan stow came to the game with his parents. shortly after, willie mays arrived. >> the crowd here is great. it's the best scene in america. i am biased because everyone knows since 7 years old since the 62 series, i'm an east coast guy, i'm a giant guy. it's the way it is. >> reporter: so called pandemonium continues. >> it was amazing, three home runs, he's a great player. >> reporter: here's another live look at the painted world series on the grass. the question is will this need to be painted on here for any games when they return here? we found out what happened to that home third home run ball that pablo sandoval hit. they got it from the fan and they gave her a couple of tickets. he will now be able to have

that ball. and jerry darcey called it the performance of his life. >> ♪ >> there's not enough words to tell the giants for letting me do this. >> reporter: the giants asked darcey to sing god bless america. he was supposed to sing in game six two years ago but the giants ended up winning in five. today sergeant darcey was back in his feet and got rave reviews from the folks he sees there every day. and our coverage continues online, check out the world series tab. happening now, more live pictures from the occupy oakland protest at frank ogawa plaza. protesters gathered after a march through downtown. there's a large police presence outside right now of city hall. police tell us they have arrested a man on a charge of battery on a police officer.

that man was wearing a mask and threw a rock at an officer. the officer was not hurt. other than that the protest has been peace -- peaceful. detectives in contra costa county have arrested three homicide suspect who is investigators say shot and killed two people near pittsburg. they arrested sheldon silas, reginald whetley and domain salas. the three are being he'll without bail on murder charges. a former -- according to the district attorney, dominguez double billed the charity which had hired him to keep young people off drugs.

if convicted he could spend up to three years in jail. turning now to the race for the white house. the latest poll shows mitt romney narrowing the poll. romney has gained ground after trailing by 16 points last month. back in 2008 obama won the election in part due to the support of female voters. romney toured a power plant. the republican nominee says the race isn't about him but america and families and at a rally romney said life will get better november 7 the day after the election. >> i know, i know we're tired of being tired in america. these have been four pretty tough years. even for those that have jobs right now. >> reporter: romney says if president obama wins reelection people should expect more of the same for the next four years. on the other hand the president

is predicting a grim future if mitt romney wins. >> he's hoping you won't remember that his economic plan is more likely to create jobs in china than it is in america. because it actually rewards companies that ship jobs and profits overseas. >> the president also said former secretary of state powell endorsed him. he is the first sit in president to vote early in chicago. it's never too late to do anything. >> reporter: the omega boys club held a 25th anniversary celebration at the great american musical in san francisco. allumni and current students made presentations. the omega boys club was founded in 1987 with just 15 young

people trying to steer clear of the streets. go kart fans start your engines. the event tonight that will have racing fans, heading to south san francisco. >> and i'm back here in just a few minutes, the bay area weekend is just around the corner. which day will be the coolest. deferred action for immigrants isn't enough for one group in east san jose. what they're asking from lawmakers just one week before the election.

new at 10:00, public pressure has apparently led to the desired result in a case involving pg & e and victims of the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion. former senator george mitchell and his washington law firm have reportedly offered to

withdraw as the mediators. the state puc extended mitchell to a brokerage deal to find out how much pg & e should be fined. a large group rallied in the south bay before a special election. they support immigration but says more has to be done. matt keller has the story. >> reporter: these are some of the signs they held up at today's rally. the group is sending a message that deferred action was good but they want immigration reform. the drum for the aztec dancing entertained about 100 people at a rally for dream deferred. >> we need to continue and organize for a solution which

is the dream act or immigration reform. >> reporter: president obama's administration has approved more than 2,500 applications for the childhood arrivals program. it started in mid-august and gives certain undocumented registration tents a work permit for two -- undocumented residents a work permit for two years. >> we real real -- really want to push the congress for immigration reform. >> reporter: president obama said if reelected he would get immigration reform done. mitt romney said that he broke his promise on immigration reform and if elected he will get something worked out. the opposition and the government have agreed to a seize fire.

it will start tomorrow and last for a four day muslim holiday. each side says it will stop fighting as long as the other does. but the regime has a history of breaking promises and the rebels have made gains that they don't want to lose. in saudi arabians, dozens of muslims made their pilgramage to mecca. during the pilgramage all are equal and no one gets special treatment based on race, gender or financial status. all physically able muslim are required to do the pilgramage once in their lives. many cubans had evacuated ahead of hurricane sandy. the hurricane is now a category two storm and headed to the bahamas with maximum sustained

winds of 100 miles per hour. go kart enthusiasts rev your engines. the new racing center offers electric go carts that reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. it also boasts racing memorabilia and red bull formula one car simulators. this new location is the company's 12th. there's another center operating in santa clara. fighting whooping cough, the new recommendation for pregnant women. >> the governor's tax initiative is losing support. how schools are bracing for cuts. >> and bill martin is updating his forecast. he's back with what we can expect for the weekend and beyond. why shop t.j.maxx and marshalls? one. you get all the awesome brand names. two. you get them for less than department stores, and that's awesome. three. she'll think you look stylish and awesome.

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we are following some developing news now, late word of an arrest in a homicide case out of castro valley where the

body of a woman was found last week inside a burning home. the alameda sheriff's department just told us they have made an arrest in the beating death of 58-year-old barbara laschey. they will release the name of the suspect during a conference tomorrow. she was found dead inside her burning home in san carlo avenue. just yesterday authorities released the sketch of the attacker based on witnesses descriptions. hoping for the best but planning for the worse. teachers and school staff across the state are bracing for a critical vote on proposition 30. a new poll shows support has slipped below 50% and now stands as 48%. 44% oppose the measure. ktvu's alex sadvige visited a school to find out how schools

are preparing for the tax cut. >> reporter: it's disheartening news for tracy eagleside. >> i am worried, i'm very concerned there'll be immediate cuts in education. we've been facing cuts in education for years and years, we can't take any more. >> i'm really heartbroken that it's pulling the way that it is. >> reporter: furlan says they might have to slash afterschool programs and increase school sizes. the likely thing for schools will be furlough days. >> these kids need all of their days in school. >> reporter: recently rosa parks has made a lot of progress on no child left

behind testing. >> we've made incredible gains and i want to see that continue. i don't want to be in a position of cutting staff, cutting valuable afternoon school programs. >> reporter: the prop 38 fails, california schools will take a hit. >> i think californians want to do what's right for california schools. more details now another new poll this one from the l.a. times and usc finds another controversial prop measure in a tie. prop 37 would require labeling of genetically modified foods. 44% are in favor of it, 42 oppose. 14% are still undecided. the support been increasing due

to a barrage of advertising. vaccination during pregnancy can help ensure that a mother creates enough anti bodies for her baby that is at greatest risk right after birth. doctors say vaccinations are safe during pregnancy. the recommendation now goes to the cdc. it's going to be a cool one tonight. we know that because obviously the nights are getting longer but it's not that windy out there right now. we go out toward the delta area, toward the cardena strait and let's pick up this buoy. the winds are north-northwest at seven. this time of night i would expect wind going up to 20 miles per hour. light wind like this over in fairfield north-northwest at two that tells you with light winds temperatures are going to get very cool. in napa at this hour right now, it's 49 degrees. so overnight low in napa

they're going to be down in the low 40s. we're going to see upper 30s in the coolest locations. chilly right now, but when you wake up tomorrow most bay area cities are going to be in the 40s. as you head off to school or work you will notice it. you will require a jacket or cut the heat on in your car. a little bit warmer, warmer still as we head into the bay area weekend. not hot. upper 70s, everyone some low 80s as we head into the weekend but just a nice one. that rain we had good news. i doesn't take fire danger off the table but it helps out quite a bit. we always worry about it. but that rain went a long way in putting out the fire danger. here's how the forecast model keeps it with rain to the north. a few clouds try to move in. that low pressure is moving on, rain around here some areas got

over a couple of inches of rain accumulated. the forecast high will be friday and saturday into the upper 70s and low 80s as we move into your saturday. so looks like a really nice bay area weekend coming up. if you're thinking about game three, it's going to be much cooler. i talked about this in the earlier broadcast, 45 degrees for game three on saturday. we're in detroit. that's coming up on 15 degrees cooler than it was at the start time for today's game. so that's going to have a big impact on the pitchers, hitters and everybody that's very cool. we'll be watching that for you. 77degrees in morgan hill tomorrow. 76 in gilroy and right along the peninsula low 70s. a really nice friday. saturday, sunday don't look too bad either. into next week it stills looks nice so we have a nice run of weather coming back. >> welcome back. >> thank you. again the giants prove they can do whatever it takes to win a ball game. it's 2-0 in the world series

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good evening everybody, well the fans all 42,982 of them were much quieter today here at at&t park. last night they saw what 11 runs, 19 hits today just two runs and seven hits but still the giants found a way to beat the detroit tigers. and what a great pregame ceremony we had indeed. it was the wounded warrior nicholas kimball throwing out the first pitch and it was a perfect strike. when you throw a perfect strike it gets the attention of willie mays and barry zito. tigers prince fielder is at third. no one out. delmond young. and prince fielder thinking he's a real tiger. but marco throws to scutero to posey. check out posey you see he's not going to block the plate with that 275-pound low. giants had just five hits in

the game and this is greger blanco's shot off fischter's head. and fischter stayed in the game. and baumgartner 0-2 this postseason. he lasted just 8 innings tonight he went 7 innings allowed two hits, strikes out eight. he was mixing up his pitches all game. stir -- still scoreless in the 7th inning. blanco playing cat and mouse and that is what we call your perfect bunt single. that loads the bases with nobody out. brandon crawford hits into this double play. hunter pence hits a first round. leland after the game said he was happy that they scored the

first. that makes it 2-0. the detroit tigers get shut out for just a third time this season, closer's sergio romo needs just 11 pitches to finish a 1-2-3 night finish. and 2-0 is your score they do it with pitching small ball and fundamentals. now the good news for the giants is that teams that go 2- 0 in the world series win 79% of the time the entire world series. >> it's our style really. and it's been like that for a few years here. and you know we play a lot of close games and these guys are used to it. >> did it feel different out there for you tonight as opposed to the last two? >> yeah i went 7 innings instead of getting took out in the third. i think the only difference was being able to make pitches, you know i hasn't been able to do that this postseason. and tonight you know we were --

buster caught a great game. defense did great. i just happened to be in the right spot. >> we are very confident right now. we seen what happened to all the team we just have to go out there and keep playing hard like we always do. with the same hunger every day until we get it done. >> it's two down and two to go for the giants. of course game three is saturday in detroit. ryan vogelsan will take it for the giants against sanchez. we will see if a new ballpark, weather conditions and a designated hitter changes the flavor, tempo, the situation here in the world series. fred inglis, ktvu news. >> can't wait for game three. thank you fred. and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu news will start at 4:30. they'll be finding more about the arrest in the castro valley homicide and following those giants as they head to detroit. as always we're here for you on

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