welcome back to the 10:00 news and our continuing coverage of the san francisco giants winning the world series. >> we had a a look earlier at how the team got here. but we were on the edge of our seats in the newsroom. let's check out with mark and f.p. for the final plays of the game >> a really close finish, the best game of the series from a purist standpoint. lots of strategy, the bullpen put to use and the giants take it down to the 10th inning, f.p. yes. and marco scutaro came through. you knew he was going to clutch up. but give the nod to jeremy

affeldt. how good was he? and let's take at -- at marco scutaro, against the closer phil coke. how many times can you ask for the guy to come through. and ryan theriot comes sliding in. scutaro caps it off. >> look at how slow the p r, the quick stroke of marco scutaro. so short. he has been doing it all season. how about marco scutaro playing for the rockies in july about 30 games out of first place and now a world series champ. how cool is that? >> one the best acquisitions that sabean has ever made. and now the triple crown winner miguel cabrera sits and watches as the giants win it. romo was been perfection out of

the bullpen as the closer. how incredible was that. >> that was no easy save tonight for romo. what a great way told it for the giants. the celebration in two. >> cabrera is going to be thinking about that all winter long. you can be a triple crown winner but you don't get to wear any ring. >> there you go. >> and the giants become the first national league team to win two world series in three years since the big red machine. the 1925, 1976 cincinnati reds were the last ones to do it. >> two baseball championships in the last three years. >> might be a little hyperbole. people are saying that the

giants are the east coast yankees. how about the yankees being the west coast giants. and how about -- i would call ate very solid start and at least one winds-aided home run tonight. >> you had the horse on the mound the guy with the experience, with the risumi, the credentials. that's the guy you wanted on the hill. for matt cain, i thought thinks stuff was good at times. that's the career high. last pitch of the season, 91 miles per hour. he is still strong. >> not too bad. here is a little bit of what matt cain had to say? >> could you have foreseen the series being swept? >> no, with that tigers lineup and what they've done in the postseason, i definitely thought it was going to be down to the wire. it just so happened that, you know, we got kind of hot and scored some right runs at the right time and ended up pulling off some close games. all these games were close many

the first one was a little different. all these games were close. >> was its kind of fitting that marco got the winning hit? i mean, as many hits as he got this october that he got the last one? >> you kind of get worried when guys like that come up. you worry that, maybe, they have used them all up, you know. in the baseball god world, you wonder that. he had one more left in it and that was the biggest one that we needed. >> what a way to close out the postseason. 7 consecutive wins. quite obviously, that's a franchise record for the san francisco giants. they got hot and just elevated to a different level where it was almost like you felt there was no chance of them losing. >> well, like i said at the beginning, you will been on ball clubs before where there are good players and guys don't hang out. all of a sudden, our and ball club that you feel so strongly about the guy next to you, you don't want to go home you heard teammate after teammate saying,

we don't want to go home yet. when you have an attitude like that, you have 25 guys on the same page, you can move mountains and that's what they did. not that they didn't have theal toapt do it. but when they were down 2-0 to cincinnati and down to the reds, they had the big speech. and they came together. >> truly a testament of what can happen when you have guys that believe in each other. three the statistics out the window back to ken and heather. >> i love it when matt kraip was talking with the goggles on. >> champagne stings the eye, parently. so you want to wear the goggles.

>> reporter: what was it like when you were on that last out? >> oh, my god! buster posey! >> whoo! >> you know what? the giants deserve it. they played hard all season- long. all i have to say is that we swept detroit -- we swept the yankees. giants win! oh, my gosh. >> reporter: you guys will be out here all night, right? >> we support the giants. we show san francisco how much support we are. giants all night long! >> reporter: so you can see people are still having a really great time out

here. they have within chanting "let's go giants!" they have been having a great time out here. back to you. live in san francisco, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. a little crazy out there. we would like to apologize for some of the language that has been going out to live television fans having a good time. getting a little carried away sometimes. >> just a little bit, but oobviously when quor team wins the world series, you are going to be a little bit excited. we do want to apologize. taking you to san francisco, closer to the home of the giants. this is live pictures outside of at&t park where you can see a live crowd has gathered here. we have been watching as some folks are jumping on cars are stopped there. looks like some folks are having fun and obviously police are there just in case it gets out of hand. >> this is a scene we have

been seeing in parts of city. in the mission district, we did hear something about a bonfire in the mission district. we understand it's at market an 7th, is that what i'm being told? this is on market street and you can see a couple of people on top of a muni bus and the bus is stopped in the middle of market street and some people have climbed up on top of that bus and the bus isn't going anywhere. so people having a good time, but obviously everybody we would hope would be safe and stay out of trouble and not get hurt. and we will keep monitoring this as fans celebrate the san francisco giants winning the world series. >> absolutely. we want to take a moment to congratulate another big winner and that is dennis from san francisco. he is the winner of our facebook contest. >> dennis won free gas for a year just by liking ktvu on facebook. he is a former santa clara

sheriff's deputy and served in u.s. army and dennis says he watches khou channel 2 news in the morning, noon and evening and he is a big san francisco giant's fan and we want to congratulate dennis for getting free gas for a year for liking ktvu on facebook. >> not bad whether you think of the prices. we want go back to our sports director mark ibañez for more analysis on the game 4 of the world series. >> we're watching this footage and i can't believe this guy can't wait go back towork to go back to the city. >> that wasn't the bus and that was the bandagon and fans are jumping on it and the more the merrier. >> no question about it. they are having a ball in the clubhouse. marco scutaro, you would have made a pretty good case for pablo, i think. you could make a good case that marco scutaro was the mvp as well. i was half expecting co-mvps. >> marco scutaro was the mvp for the postseason, as a whole, all the clutch hits and you

could have made an argument for sergio romo with the three saves he made. >> trifecta there, romo, marco and scutaro. and they will be saying marco scutaro instead of marco polo. let's go to fred inglis in detroit with a comment or two about go back to his home state and checking back the giants beating the tigers. >> reporter: this was an incredible group of guys. there was a lot of people from the 2010 team, but new ones like brandon belt and angel pagan and marco scutaro came in and if you think about pablo sandoval he was persona no one gratia in 2010 and played one game as a designated hitter. but jeremy affeldt was there in 2010. he was here tonight in the bottom of the 8th he struck out the three, four and five hitters. cabrera, fielder

and delmon young. affeldt was at his tops. the bullpen has been absolutely incredible. we thought it would be an advantage for the giants and it certainly was. we talked to jeremy affeldt and this is what he had to say. >> reporter: jeremy affeldt who simply came in and mowed down the detroit tigers. first of all, tell us who your friend is? >> this is my little man colt, born about two months ago. >> reporter: there is a symbiotic relationship between you and the children and the world series. >> yes. >> reporter: you were talking to yourself, but man, striking them out like that, at one time i think we saw eight strike-outs in this ballgame in a row. >> yeah, coke throws hard with a good breaking ball. i think he struck uteight in a row in the world series before he gave up that hit.

our bullpen stepped up. we didn't use a whole lot in the series, but we got used, man we made sure we did some damage and i was happy we were able to make pitches and seal it up tonight. >> reporter: now that you are veteran of world war, how would you compare this one? maybe just more accepted and understanding team? >> well, 2010 was our first victory. you know it's my second world series, but my first actual win wit the ring. this was just an amazing run. we won four in a row. we won nine total in a row or whatever it was. eight total in a row. what an awesome deal. the way these guys came back and not giving up and eventually winning it and going up three games to nothing and winning four games to nothing.

what an awesome deal. what an awesome series. it was 6-3, 2-0, 2-0,4-3. >> reporter: the guys announced that the parade will be wednesday, not tuesday. it will be wednesday. and we'll have a lot more after this short time-out and back to the 10:00 news.

. he got him looking and the giants have won it all. >> with that it was one giant's sweep? detroit. your san francisco giants take home the world series title in only four games. >> san francisco civic center plaza come as live as fans celebrate the giant's second world series win in three

years. >> and celebratory champagne awaited while the giants toast another world series title. >> good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. the san francisco giants are now world series champions after beating the detroit tigers in just four games. >> again, the 2-2 pitch. got him looking! and the giants have won it all! >> that last out sealed the deal as san francisco fans across the bay area went wild. we have live team coverage with crews throughout the bay area and in detroit. but we begin with ktvu's lorraine blanco live in san francisco where fans packed civic center plaza tonight. lorrain. >> reporter: hi, people were out here tonight. there were 10,000 people earlier and now you can see there are hundreds of people having a great time. just a few minutes ago we saw

about half a dozen squad cars take off very quickly in the direction of at&t park. so we're going to check on that. but the fans have gotten just a little wild out here. of course they are having a great time. they watched their team win the world series on a huge jumbotron screen right in front of city hall. tonight the city is still aglow in orange and people are having a great time. sweep! sweep! sweep! >> reporter: you can hear them chanting sweep! sweep! and the party continues in san francisco lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news [ applause ] >> this was the scene outside the at&t park when the scene exploded after the game. fans were showing off their brooms and new world series t-

shirts. our crew at at&t park says the party there shows no signs of slowing down. world series exuberance is getting out of hand at 7th and market streets in san francisco. a ktvu photographer took pictures of people jumping on top of a muni bus. we showed you pictures a short time did ago from news chopper 2. there is apparently one terrified person inside the bus trying to make a phone call. a viewer sent us video of a vehicle flipped over. this is the kind of activity that will keep police busy and lead to some arrests. we want to take a look and relive how we got it here with our sports director mark ibañez throughout the series the giants really had to t-going for him. >> the x-factor just the chemistry of the team. before the series started i think every expert on every panel you cared to watch or the

cable stations had the giants going down in four, five games in the series and they almost had it directly reversed. they had the chemistry over the cash and let's take a look at some of the early inning highlights. first of all, the trophy that will soon be theirs came about this way. in the 2nd, brandon belt, who was 0-10 just clobbers one to right with hunter pence on 2nd. pence roars around for a 1-0 lead. matt cain soon surrendered that. to the top of the 6th, butcher poses homers to give the giants the 3-2 lead and buster posey himself had been in quite a slump, but not so much on that particular swing and then the 3- 3 ballgame. two-out hit, who else,

marco scutaro. ryan theriot scores what proved to be the winning run, because sergio romo a 1-2-39th including getting the triple crown winner miguel cabrera to look at strike 3. romo flawless in the postseason doing it all. a 4-3, 10-inning win to polish off a perfect 4-game sweep and dwights finish off the postseason winning their last seven games as they fought off elimination six times to get here and there is your mvp. very deservedly, so pablo sandoval, hitting .500 in the world series including the three home runs against justin verlander and everybody agrees that was the real turning point, beating the tiger ace and setting the tone. tigers looked down-and-out from that point on. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, mark and the big

welcome home will take place wednesday with a victory parade in san francisco. ticker ticket parade will begin at 11:00 a.m. and continue up market street to civic center plaza. san francisco player mayor ed lee says it was another amazing victory and the city can't wait to celebrate with the 2012 world series giants. further details are forthcoming on the big parade wednesday. the fans will be up for the parade, but will the sun? ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo joins us for wednesday's forecast, parade day. >> the weather pattern will be changing by wednesday and, in fact, fast-forward to wednesday morning, midnight you can sigh cloud cover on the increase. i'm watching rf you will to our north, but it's dry wednesday morning at 7:00. probably the key will be lots of cloud cover. not a big deal. showers tours north that will eventually move in as we head into wednesday evening. but for the parade, least at this point, it should be just fine. in fact, here is a look at the

parade route going on market street. and the forecast for 11:00 in san francisco, a lot of excitement, 11:00, mostly cloudy skies, temperatures on other side of 60 degrees. right around 59-62. did news looks like most of the rainfall holds off until late- afternoon into the evening hours with just cloud cover and mild conditions. thank you, mark. maybe we can squeeze that parade in before the rain showers move in. the party is just getting started in the city's marina district. ktvu's john sasaki joins us live from chestnut street. >> reporter: to quote yogi berra, this is deja vu all over again. this place is going mad. i want to point out all of these people who are throwing beer and champagne and dancing

around with brooms because of the sweep. what happened this time is different than last time. if you can pan over the other way, over there. someone actually brought out a big sound still on a pickup truck and there are spontaneous dance party going on in the middle of the streets. you are a big giant's fan? >> i am. >> what is your name? >> monica. >> reporter: tell me what this feels like to win the second world series in three years? >> everyone is saying two years ago and it's great to be back here and welcome the giants back to san francisco. >> reporter: what brought you out here to chestnut? >> everything. you know? all the fans. >> reporter: i don't know if you guys can hear me now, but thank you, monica. on a personal note i have to tell you that my car is parked right behind the pickup truck. so i don't know if it's actually going to survive this mob out here right now. live in san francisco, i'm john

sasaki, kutv channel 2 news. seems like all over the city now from civic center plaza, outside of at&t park, marina district, fans are going crazy over the world series win. our coverage continues for you folks on-line at ktvu.com and click on "the world series" tab. a police officer kind of going in and out at night. >> it's a story you will see only on 2, the tion of island police officers that have neighbors of one business asking questions. >> developing news for you out of san josi, where there are reports of a firefighter down at a structure fire. and we want to show you live pictures from news chopper 2 near 3rd and townsend in the city, where people are gathered around vehicles, celebrating the giant's world series victory.

. more live coverage of the celebrations taking place in san francisco after the san francisco giants swept the world series just a short time ago. these are live pictures coming to us from news chopper 2. this is the in area not far from at&t park and, in fact, about a block away from at&t park. that is at 3rd and townsend street. now you are looking at the large crowd that is gathered outside of at&t parkment you can also see police there. lots of people dried in orange and black. can you also see them just gathering there. we have received some reports though of in some cars being toppled over and also the fans actually getting on top of vehicles. we do know from our crews there on the scene that there is a police presence here, but of course a lot of celebrating taking place tonight in san francisco. you are also looking at, i believe, ken, correct me if i'm wrong, but the dugout store is there and a lot of people hoping to grab world series gear. >> that is the intersection of 3rd and king street and muni

trains run through that area and obviously they are stopped like non-gaap. muni trains can not get through that intersection, so something is to consider if you have plans on using mass transit in a part of city. we're also follow something developing news for you outside of san josi. that is where there are reports that a firefighter has been injured while battling a blaze. robert handa with the latest heather, you can see that we're at a very hectic fire situation here in east san josi. now we're at murtha drive where the fire was reported about 8:30 p.m. a 3-alarm fire has been raging inside. at least one house inside this neighborhood and we have been told a firefighter was injured. many of the people who live here say they were watching the world series, then one neighbor saw names. >> i went out and there is a this big old flame and i went oh, my god and went in the

house and told my husband and kids to get out, there is a fire; right? and i went to my neighbors and said fire, fire and i went to my other neighbors saying fire, fire. it was really scary, because we didn't know. we got the water hose and started to water the yard. >> reporter: how bad was the fire? >> the flames were pretty high up there. >> reporter: and it did go for quite a while, but that fire is now under control. we were told that the injured firefighter was taken to the hospital and he understand he is suffering from a medical complaint, but it's not a life- threatening injury. we'll give you more detail as they become available. live in san josi, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. some members of oakland police department have taken an unusual interest in a private room karaoke bar, a place where they stay they are doing nothing wrong, but neighbors worry could be involved in prostitution. ktvu first investigated the

business after discovering that a port of oakland official was reimbursed for spending money there. eric rasmussen with new video raising questions about what oakland police officers are doing on the clock. >> reporter: over four nights we walked the same scene play out at cafe juliet on 14th street in midtown oakland. each night our camera recorded women in skimpy clothing filing into the downstairs business that bills itself as a private room karaoke bar. a minivan dropped off as many as seven women at the time. >> reporter: this neighbor and others say the scene we observed has been going on for years, but she told us it's not just the women and mostly male clientele that have her concerned. >> we have seen a police officer kind of go in and out, sometimes night, sometimes there is a police car parked out here for hours. >> reporter: on our first inside outside of the bar a marked oakland police cruiser parked in front of us and we watched sergeant young

go inside. shortly after he left the women began to arrive. the next night young's cruiser was back again, but another uniformed over parked and went inside. this officer made two visits to cafe juliet and the second lasted 27 minutes. as soon as he left just before midnight, sergeant young returned. on his third pass of the night young drove through the parking lot next to cafe juliet using his spotlight on the cars just as we saw him do the night before. pardon me serg, eric with channel 2, quick question, cafiality. >> yeah, what about it? >> reporter: why you are there night after night? >> because my friend works there. >> reporter: sergeant young spoke to us outside of police headquarters. >> are you doing this as a favor to your friend? >> no, no. i said my friend works there. works there, not owner, not anything else. >> reporter: is that the reason you are

giving this, what seems to be a lot of your time? >> i only go when i'm off and stay there. >> reporter: young offered a different explanation when we told him about our video of him visiting the bar in uniform during his shift. >> well, when i am working i do security checks there. because what happens is that -- can we talk off-camera. >> reporter: he said he couldn't elaborate because of an investigation, but young insists there is nothing illegal happening inside cafe juliet. i had a regular tell me flat out you can get girls here. does that concern you to hear that? >> no, that is completely untrue. well, i can't say because i don't follow those people home. >> reporter: can you tell us what kind of business is being run here? we found the bar's manager, john, out front. what about all the girls that we see come in here every night? >> do you see any girl coming in right now? >> reporter: we have seen girls coming in. >> any police officer as you and i know what is going obin

there and it's not singing karaoke. >> reporter: charles plummer says the oakland police department should be questioning what his officers are doing. >> i would start an immediate investigation, absolutely, right now. >> reporter: plummer with more than 50 years in law enforcement doesn't believe we stumbled into an ongoing investigation. >> if they were checking on this police, it won't be in uniform. it would be plain colonials people. >> reporter: oakland mayor jean quan says she expected police chief howard jordan will investigate. >> if he has this information, he will investigate it and i have confidence that if there is any misconduct, that he will dot right thing. >> reporter: so far, chief jordan has not responded to our repeated requests to interview him, officer ko or anyone with the department's command staff. in oakland, eric rasmussen ktvu channel 2 news. police are investigating a deadly shooting in front of the

broken wheel cocktail lounge. investigators say the male victim was shot several times and rushed to souvenir delta hospital, where he later died. the victim's name has not been release. in san leandro, two people were injured after someone opened fire outside of a halloween party. the violence broke out before 2:30 a.m. on marina boulevard of the owner says he was hosting party for about a hundred of his friends and says a group showed up and started a fight and then shots rang out. two hayward men were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening round. fairfield police have investigate the death of a man shot in his driveway. police say they were called to oceanic court around 3:00 this morning and when they arrived they say they found the 30-year- old man suffering from least one gunshot wound. as we taken hot hospital where he later died. neighbors told police they

heard a loud argument and then gunfire. anyone with information is asked to call fairfield police. it's very scary. there is a lot of kids around. it's just getting worse. >> well, no arrest have been made, but police believe that this homicide is gang-related and are watching for more outbreaks of violence. the city's 39th homicide matches the total to from all in san josi of 2011. a large and structive four- alarm fire in the south bay this morning left 12 people without a home. the fire damaged five townhouses on creekside drive near cropley avenue in san josi. firefighters say they were called to the scene around 7:30 this manager and say the fire appeared to start had in a garage and quickly spread to the homes about two feet away. one woman said she was putting her coffee on and looked out the window. >> i saw tons of smoke and i

ran outside barefoot and pajamas and banging on doors to get people out of units. >> neighbors credit firefighters with their quick response from keeping the fire from causing even more damage. the cause of the fire has not been determined, but it has been ruled accidental. the world series celebration tonight stretch beyond san francisco. coming up next we'll go to the south bay where they are celebrating the giant's sweep of the tigers. we're wrapp a very warm weekend, but the weather pattern will soon be changing. how long,

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night to get those 2012 world series championship shirts ready for giant fans. workers are make the black-and- white t-shirts that the giants they haves will wear duration the victory parade on wednesday. there are many t-shirt printing shops working to fill those world series orders and there is no doubt they will work for days maybe even weeks to come. our team coverage of the world series sweep continues now in detroit, where ktvu's debora villalon is live from the motor city. debora. >> reporter: ken, it's almost 2:00 a.m. and 42 degrees. the interviews, the final interviews are wrapping up and they are going to pack up this world series pretty shortly. but let's take a look at that scoreboard one last time and you see it, 4-3. the sweep complete. the world series come back home to san francisco. and i want oshow you the fans that were here tonight, because there were thousands, thousands of screaming giant fans. they came down above the

giant's dugout after the game and they just shared the love for as long as they could. shouting at the players, cheering them, chanting for pablo sandoval who was carrying the trophy around and they loved it. matt cain got an amazing response. bruce bochy waved his hat a.m. at them. they were just so thrilled with the outcome. people in the stands thinking it might go to another game, but it didn't. we talked to some of the fans in last few minutes before security had everybody leave. let's hear the fans. >> i mean, i don't even know what to say right now. it's a blessing from above. i have to thank god for this. just for the opportunity to be in the world series and now that we won it, i mean, i can't

ask for anything better than this. >> reporter: with this world series was one game shorter than the last and a whole lot colder. some 20 degrees colder, but the giants were red- hot. >> thank you debora. >> some very dedicated giant fans in detroit. back in the bay area,giant fans celebrating right now. they are also doing some celebrating in the city's mission district. ktvu's amber lee is live there with the wild street party underway there. amber. >> reporter: heather, we can't help, but share in the excitement of these giant fans. take a look at what is going on. the crowd is large, loud and enthusiastic, but for the most part we haven't seen them cause trouble. dancing in the streets and people spilled on the streets as soon as the game ended. whoo! >> reporter:

fans set off fireworks and people danced in streets and uses their vehicles for unofficial victory parades and popped open champagne and used brooms and other props to show their appreciation for the giants. >> it was amazing. i never thought we would sweep. >> i'm very excited. this is the first time i have seen them win. >> the city is going crazy. >> i feel this is just one city everybody is coming to the. it's just like the most fun and we're all out here for the giants. it's amazing. >> we're so dedicated as a team and we have had so much energy put into it. >> reporter: back here live, we can see that the giant fans are beyond excited. i checked in with police a few minutes ago and they say crowds are also growing in other parts of city and of course, we'll continue to monitor the situation all over the city for

you. reporting live in san francisco's mission district, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. [ applause ] >> this was the scene in san josi tonight. plenty of excitement, and enthusiasm when the giants completed that four-game sweep of the tigers tonight. fans we ran into said they can't wait until the giants return home to the bay area with many of them planning to head to san francisco to take part in the big victory parade coming up on wednesday. in north beach are the celebrations continue. . a monster storm is leaving a monster impact and how hurricane sandy is being felt here in the bay area.