ishikawa to right. the giants win the pennant. >> the giants are moving on. a walk off home run in the bottom of the ninth keyed the win tonight. ishikawa is mobbed by his teammates. the next stop for the giants the world series. good evening i'm julie haener. and i'm frank somerville. the san francisco giants are chasing the champ championship. it is a fun night to be a san francisco fan.

this is what it looked like in the mission district tonight after travis ishikawa hit that walk off 3-run home run. fans spill into the streets after the giants finished off the cardinals in game five of their series. final score 6-3. next up for the giants the kansas city royals in the world series. it was truly a storybook ending. >> it's the kind of moment kids dream of. this is the giants third national league pennant in just five years. look at that, the fans aren't the only one celebrating tonight. the players cut lose with another champane and beer celebration. they are soaking in this moment. but know there is more work to be done if they are to bring home another world championship. mark ibanez is at at&t park. >> reporter: hey i'm just trying to get my voice back.

it was as nervewracking as it was ruckus. i was standing next to one fan who was just standing still. i said what are you doing. he said i'm just way too nervous to even clap or move. that kind of captured the spirit and it was quite different just a few moments later. remember everybody has been complaining about the giants not hitting the long ball well they broke out of that three of them tonight. and it was joe getting to play around the bases. he gets the shot against wainwright. and the rookie just continues to amaze. come the 9th inning the giants were still down 3-2 when michael morse rocks it out of the park down the left field line and you can tell, man that just seemed to relax the giants bench. they were no longer behind. and we go to the 9th inning all

tied after the giants escape a jam in the top of the 9th inning. travis ishikawa the ball just exploded off his bat. a 3-run homer and like julie said earlier, that's what you dream of when you're a kid playing wiffel ball in the backyard. ishikawa was released and picked up by the giants. i asked him what he was thinking about as he was circling the bases at that particular moment. >> i don't remember. i remember going out, giving roberto high five. i remember seeing someone i guess it was jake. i didn't know what the rules were about guys touching. i didn't want to lose my homer. once i got home i don't remember. i remember kind of being on the ground at some point.

i don't remember anything. >> yeah, he'll be walking on air for quite some time. i would imagine. and it was absolute bethlehem out here on the field. as the giants exploded you might see peavy as he was circling the bases just about tackled him. it was just an incredible moment. been at a lot of games with a lot of great stuff happening. that has to be right at the top of it. and the giants are headed back to the party that everybody doesn't mind getting invited back to, the world series third time in five years guys. >> i know you've been to a lot of games. watching it on tv it was so exciting. you said standing next to that guy who was too nervous to clap. talk a little bit more about what it was like being inside at&t park when travis ishikawa hit that home run. >> once they got out of that jam when the cardinals loaded the bases in the bottom of the

ninth. everyone where i was standing and watching the game was saying one run. win the pennant. and you just kind of felt like something was bound to happen at any minute. and man this place exploded it was the loudest i've heard it since pablo hit his third home run in the 2012 world series. this place was absolutely vibrating with emotion. it was great. >> so exciting around in the newsroom too. mark on the field, thanks very much. we go back to debora villalon, she was with giant fans. what's the situation right now outside the stadium? >> it was been quite a bit. but it's still noisy out here. a lot of horns being honked and folks still shouting. we pan to momo's. you can see it's still packed over there. the cops like the fans have plenty of practice at all of

this. this was the moment, after a season of early success, a big swoon, a dramatic surge, and now triumph. as the team rushed the field, the crowd danced in place. and the sky lit up as bright as the world series hopes. >> world series. >> how excited are you? >> we're so excited. we're going to the world series. >> we're making it to the world series. yes. my son's first world series. >> that was wonderful. greatest thing i've ever seen. in our hometown. it was wonderful. >> the giants are going to the world series. >> this 10-year-old has seen it happen now three times since kindergarten. they may think all baseball fans have it this good. but before the fireworks and the pennant, came the nail biting and the game that of

course had to be tied in the ninth had to swept the cardinals loading the bases, and finally the giants walk off that felt like destiny to this crowd. >> oh my god, yes. >> you know that's the giants torture, that's part of it. it ain't a game unless you torture them. giants, baby. >> we're going to take it up to kansas city. and we're going to take it from them. all the way. >> they're a good team. they're in the world series for a reason but we got this. like every other year. i mean we got it. >> reporter: that mantra every other year is on everybody's mind. and let's go giants has been

yelling since the end of the game. no major issues with enforcement tonight. just a handful of ejections during the game. so they're having no issues right now with crowd control but they have staffed up because we know from the past when there has been vandalism here in the city. right now the crowd we're keeping an eye on is outside the ballpark waiting for the players to leave so they can give them just a little bit more applause. reporting live in san francisco, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. the giants and royals get the world series going next tuesday on ktvu. first pitch just after 5:00, game two is also set for next wednesday. also again right here on ktvu. the two teams will return to san francisco for game three that's set for next friday. now to new developments tonight in the ebola situation. nurse nina pham had three simple words for her medical team in dallas just before she was taken to maryland for a specialized treatment. she said quote, i love you.

the number of confirmed cases of ebola in the u.s. held steady today despite jitters and fear, so far there are only the two nurses with ebola. both of them infected while treating an ebola patient in dallas. jana katsuyama, here now with tonight's developments. >> reporter: frank for the politicians today it was all about a battle in washington over ebola policy. for those two women tonight it has become a deeply personal battle. 26-year-old nina pham and 29- year-old amber vincent are in isolation tonight miles away from home and family. they've become the faces of ebola in the u.s. two dallas nurses who cared for an ebola patient now infected with ebola themselves. today an emotional video of pham parting with colleagues at texas health presbyterian hospital with words of thanks. >> thanks for being part of the

volunteer. thanks for taking care of me. >> but tears did come with pham wipes tears from her face and telling her team she loved them. her tears on the tissue now a potential danger. pham headed on a plane to a bethesda center. >> we have a limited capacity of beds of being able to do this kind of high level care and containment our total right now are two beds. she will occupy one of them. >> reporter: critics suggest the administration has been slow to respond. >> we're going to spend a lot of time working with our public health workers to make sure that they feel safe and adequately protected. >> reporter: president obama met with the federal response team and signed an executive order authorizing the pentagon to send 1,000 guards if needed. >> it needs to be solved in africa but until it is we should not be allowing these folks in period. >> reporter: there were calls

for a travel ban in a congressional hearing where some concerns were left unanswered. >> do we know whether or not the protocal works. >> the investigation is ongoing. we've identified some possible causes. >> reporter: he did not say though what those causes were, and amidst questions of how this disease was spread. it's possible that amber vincent may have had ebola symptoms three days before they initially thought. the chances of contracting ebola on an airplane remain slim. a college roped off after an ebola scare. it's just the latest on a number of responses. the jitters against ebola and how real that threat is.

>> reporter: and today the dow industrials fell 24 points, nasdaq lost two. concerns rose after three days of declines. now to the weather we take a live look at the beautiful clear conditions there in san francisco. not far from at&t park. but the clouds are about to roll in and, though you're tracking rain on the way. how much do you think we're going to get. >> we're going to take a look. look at the 20th early next week. more showers in the bay area forecast. multiple systems light to moderate rainfall. we're not going to see a lot of heavy rain from any of these. but as it stacks up most of this system is going to dump most of its rain on the northern part of the state. we could see a half inch up here. for the rest of us it's going to be dry. but there's another one behind that. we may even have a hurricane

out there. we'll tell you what's so unusual about this next system. you can get the ktvu forecast any time by downloading our weather app to your smart phone or tablet. a string of armed robberies and the suspects cell phone is the key witness. why this valuable evidence may be challenged in court. two soccer games and only one field. the conflict caught on camera and the challenge. and why this republican candidate says democrats could actually tilt the election in his favor.

we have some dropping news from free hospital at this -- fremont at this hour where all lanes of 808 just reopened after being closed in both directions for more than an hour. fremont police were searching for a person considered armed and dangerous. the freeway was shut down just after 8:00 and need less to say traffic was backed up for miles. no word on whether a suspect has been found. transit buses will be rolling tomorrow thanks to a breakthrough. workers planned to walk the picket line. but this afternoon the bridge district announced it has reached a tentative deal. so far no word on the terms of

that tentative agreement. republican candidate for governor neil kashkari is in the bay area trying to raise support. ken pritchett has the story. >> reporter: kashkari has raised attention with what was called controversial. today he defended that ad. >> reporter: to applause, neil kashkari dropped by berlingame for a pep talk. >> we are behind but this is like the fourth quarter. >> i'm running for governor because i want to rebuild the classic california. >> reporter: it was on education in this new tv ad where kashkari got any attention using a drowning boy

arguing that brown's take on school kids. some see the ad as a move of desperation getting poll numbers like this. governor brown with 61% to kashkari's 34%. but kashkari remains hope that low voter turn out will switch the vote to him. >> we have to get as many people to turn out. >> reporter: part of the kashkari's campaign has been about rebuilding the republican party. >> i'm a moderate republican and i live in the bay area where we're basically moderates. and i think that's what he's trying to do. and i think if we're going to win, you almost have to do it. >> if we bring forward bold idea that is can help people get ahead, they're going to vote for us. >> reporter: kashkari has been in constant campaign mode where

as governor brown has made few campaign appearances, brown is sitting on tens of millions of the dollars of campaign money which so far he's had very little need to spend. ken pritchett, ktvu news. a home invasion shooting sent a 52-year-old man in the hospital and locked down an elementary school. it happened at around 2:30 this afternoon just outside the santa rosa city limits. the victim was shot inside the home on merced avenue near wright charter elementary school. two men were seen running from the home wearing clothing identifying them as fbi agents. those clothes were later found tossed in a ditch. it's possible the men were trying to steal marijuana. a two alarm fire in vallejo this afternoon may have been caused by squatters. the fire broke out in an abandoned buildings on sacramento street and the highway 37 bridge over. the roof and attic of the building were well involved in flames when they arrived

shortly after 4:00. investigators say there is evidence that the fire was started by squatters but there's no official cause just yet. firefighters managed to keep the flames from spreading to businesses next door. an oakland teenager agreed to a plea deal for setting another teen on fire inside an ac transit bus. john sasaki reports on how the victim is doing now and the sympathy the family is showing for the young defendant. >> reporter: sasha is now a freshman at mit long since physically recovered from severe leg burns suffered on a bus last november. >> they are a little scared around flames. as you can imagine. >> reporter: fleishman's mother refers to them as they because he refers as bigender. >> he still wears skirts. >> we really feel for richard and for his family. and because of what seems to have been a childish impulsive,

you know tragic lapse of judgment. >> reporter: thomas pleaded no contest to one count of assault likely to cause grave bodily injury with an enhancement of actually causing that injury. >> it was a prank. >> reporter: this plea deal means thomas will spend seven years behind bars. far less time than he could have faced. >> life. had he been convicted of aggravated mayhem. >> reporter: thomas' mother did speak with the media but fleishman's mother said he wanted a lighter sentence. >> i don't want him to become a victim of the system where there's no way to get out of prison. >> reporter: thomas learned how much time he'll be spending behind bars for his crime but it won't become official until next month when he returns for

his sentencing. john sasaki, channel 2 news. here's the system we're tracking right now. this is going to impact our friday. but what's unique about this weather system. instead of migrating through the bay area it's going to dig south and you already see here starting to cheer apart a little bit. when they elongate like this they start to create a system. we have sprinkles showing up now. but if you're expecting showers tomorrow it's going to be right along the coast or in the north bay. i suspect oakland, fremont. san jose. livermore. concord. i don't think you're going to see much. i think it's going to be coastal and north. we'll be tracking. when we come back we're going to load up the computer map for you. we're going to see mid-40s in the cold spots.

when we come back we'll time out tomorrow's rain. there will be rain in parts of the bay area but we're not all going to see it. we'll be back after the break. facebook is launching a new tool to make it easier for people to let loved ones know you're okay after a disaster. you will have the option of saying i'm safe or i'm not in the area. the app will use your latest check in spot to determine if you are in the affected area. survivors of the loma prieta earthquake remember the day 25 years ago. >> i look up and i see the structure fall. i know lives are lost. at that point to be honest with you i think i just began to cry. >> up next, three women linked by disaster and what they remember most. and later, new developments involving this fight at levi's stadium all caught on camera. the plea tonight from police to the public.

october 17, 1989, it's a day that anyone who lived in the bay area will always remember. tomorrow marks the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. it collapsed part of the bay bridge, the cypress structure also collapsed in oak land and 60 people were killed. and everyone who lived through that day has their own story to tell. >> tonight we have the story of three of them. new at 10:00, ktvu's paul chambers is live in yerba buena where he talked to three women who remember exactly where they were. >> reporter: today we reflect with three women who remember exactly where they were 25

years ago. >> five, four in 30 seconds. >> the oakland a's. we're having an earth -- >> reporter: those familiar sights are from the 6.9 loma prieta earthquake. >> i was on the top of the building. >> the whole building was shaking. things were falling off the shelves. >> there was no roof on the first floor anymore because it had caved in. and all the windows had popped out. >> the date november 16, 1989. >> i was coming home from work in pleasanton and getting off of 580 at 14th street and everything just shook. >> what was going through my mind is how to get to my children. it was just really, really scary because my parents were here at this location. and my children were in alameda. >> at the same time across town in oakland. >> i look up and i see the

cypress structure fall. >> we're flying over the cypress structure right now that section of highway that's connects the bay bridge to 880. >> and my whole thing is i knew lives were lost. and at that point to be honest with you i think i just began to cry. and i couldn't get to my parents because the freeway had fallen on mandela. and there were emergency vehicles everywhere. and it was really, really scary. >> reporter: in all 42 lost their lives in the cypress freeway collapse. but in the area where the double decker once stood a memorial was built. this structure is a symbol of the ladders people climbed to help those hurt and killed on the cypress building. >> from a tragedy we have beauty. >> reporter: of course not to be forgotten the other people that lost their lives. tomorrow the city council will hold a memorial to remember

that day. paul chambers. san francisco park and rec department is changing its policy after a heated argument at a soccer field sparked an argument over gentryification. a video shows a confrontation between neighborhood soccer players and a group of more recent residents who had paid a fee to reserve the field. well that video went viral and this morning, protesters went to city hall to demand the rec and park department stop renting the fields. city leaders listened and said they will stop renting it. let's go back to baseball. because the san francisco giants are headed back to the world series and take a look at this. the city tonight all lit up in orange. live pictures right here of city hall from newspaper chopper 2. we're going to check back with our sports director mark ibanez he's at at&t park. he was there for the game. we'll talk about some of the little things that contributed to tonight's huge win. >> new developments in the search for a man who groped two young girls the arrest made today and what we're learning

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orange october is in full swing tonight. look at that. in san francisco city hall and everything bathed in orange as the giants win the pennant and score another trip to the world series for the third time in five years. a walk off home run sealed the deal tonight. >> that was an awesome home run. but there were other plays that played critical to tonight's win. mark ibanez is live at at&t park. >> i know it sounds a little farfetched but when you're here watching the game and you hear the noise from the crowd. i didn't see any red out here at all. it's become like a phenomenon

to be a giant's fan. example 1a. the cardinals with two on. colton wong looks like he's going to be a hero again. the ball deflects to walker. the inning continues in nervous fashion for them. casilla walked a runner. and oscar tav era s, rookie for the cardinals has been tearing them up with three pinch hits. hit a little tapper back to the mound. i tell you what. affeld's adrenaline was going so fast that he went over there and touched the mound himself. ticket to ride the 3-run homer and the giants are going to another world series against

the kansas city royals. so just the little things in the top of the 9th inning with the noise, the crowd was making. and you just felt there was no way anything bad or negative was going to happen for this team and sure enough it didn't. but again they will now if we can look a little forward be up against a team that has not even lost a postseason game. the kansas city royals and it starts because the american league won the game. we have more highlights and scott reiss will join us as well. in the meantime from at&t i'm mark ibanez. >> i just feel like the giants are peaking right now it's great. new giants gear has already hit the market. the slogan is we own the pennant. we went to the store where the merchandise are already available. here's a look at the world

series schedule, the giants and royals play game one next tuesday in kansas city. first pitch just after 5:00, game two will take place wednesday. the two teams return to san francisco for game three next friday. all the world series games can be seen right here on ktvu. police in santa clara are asking for more witnesses who saw a fight inside a bathroom at levi's stadium. and one of the people who was punched is partially paralyzed. 18 people were in that restroom at the time of the fight. at least one person recorded the fight on video and posted it on you tube. brothers dario and amador robledo are facing charges of felony assault in connection with the case. they are due back in court next week for a bail hearing. now to our continuing coverage of the ebola situation and the growing concerns that many americans are about the potentially deadly virus.

azenith is -- azenith smith is live where she says the jitters are high. >> reporter: health experts are quick to point out the likelihood of getting ebola is very slim. at santa clara university it's easy to find people keeping up with the ebola crisis. elisa is concerned that the virus will reach her. >> i think it's frightening. a lot of people are sort of down playing it but the fact that it's here and it's spreading. >> reporter: fueling her fares, the ebola scare today. a student told her teacher she and her family may have been exposed to ebola. the student leader recanted her story. >> when we hear on the news about schools closing and schools being disinfected and there's absolutely no basis and there's zero risk in those

situations. and so people are one needlessly worried because they're out of school. >> reporter: and people heading to hospitals because they're afraid they have ebola symptoms. she says a lot of the heightened anxiety has to do with the virus being deadly and also misinformation. the virus is not airborne and does not spread like the measles do. the only way to get it is by close contact with an ebola patient's body fluids. >> everybody needs to be aware but i don't think we need to be panic -- panicked because

people are sneezing or getting sick in the area. on ktvu.com we have posted a special section on ebola. there you can learn more about the virus plus the symptoms to look out for. it's all under hot topics. police in san leandro say they've arrested a 28-year-old man accused of groping two teenage girls. the man was spotted on security video on monday night. police arrested him today at a parking garage on the peninsula where he worked. he was wearing the same distinctive black shirt and red tie. so far his name has not been released but investigators say he moved to san leandro from southern california about six months ago. the movement of this wet weather and a system right behind it. first the controversial ads going up on muni buses and why muni says it can't do anything about it. ♪

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acts. and joe biden's son has been discharged from the navy reserve after showing positive for drugs, most specifically cocaine. he released a statement saying it was an honor to serve in the navy and he was embarrassed by his actions. the discharge happened in february. the vice president's office did not offer a comment. apple introduced several new products today. as faster, slimmer, with touch i. d. a longer battery life and a gold color option. he also introduced the i pad mini three an i mac with a retina display and says that apple pay would be up and running on monday. apple's next drum roll if you will is expected to be the launch of its new watch. a string of armed robberies in the bay area and the suspects cell phone is the key witness. up next two investigates looks into how police use cell phone evidence to build a federal case. plus wet weather ahead,

chief meteorologist bill martin will have the bay area forecast. and the story of a cardinal fan who saved the day. really saved the day for a giants fan on her way to tonight's game. the self-less act that is reminding everyone what it is to be a true sportsman.

2 investigates looks into the role of social media in an upcoming criminal case and how investigators mine cell phones and popular websites for evidence. >> we look at a case involving alleged gang members suspect in a series of daring robberies and how social media postings may put the defendants behind bars for a long time. >> but david stevenson has learned that it's still unclear whether the most incriminating

evidence will hold up in court. >> reporter: the cell phone video shows the men enjoying a sweet in the venetian in las vegas. exploring the mini bar and smoking cookies. >> this is some good cookie. >> slang for high grade marijuana. >> but these videos posted to facebook pages help police tie some of these men to a different set of images. caught by surveillance cameras, a series of robberies beginning in january 2011 targets mcdonalds, safeway, rite aid and safeway stores. the suspects four men in all waved guns and stole more than $275,000 in cash and checks from store registers and employees. still pictures from instagram and elsewhere shows piles of money prosecutors say were taken in those robberies.

oakland police arrested 23-year- old melvin landry junior in may of last year. federal investigators linked him to three alleged coconspirators using social media accounts including vine videos showing two suspects mixing cough syrup with soda, a pistol and bag of marijuana near by. they're now facing a federal racketeering inindictment with thousands of charges that could bring them decades in prison. some of thehorse significant evidence comes directly from defendants cell phones -- some of the most significant evidence. coconspirators appear to be boasted their crimed through messaging on their cellular telephones. >> any crime isn't real until you postit for all your friends to see because that's what we're seeing. >> reporter: attorney adam gastner says many defendants simply don't understand that their texts and social media postings can be used against them. >> it's all in their pockets now. it doesn't come out of their

mouths it comes right out of their phone. >> reporter: it's unclear if the defendants will be able to -- >> i don't think that's going to stop the searches of cell phones. that individual may not know they have the right to say no. >> reporter: and while the defendants have the option to remain silent, prosecutors may use the suspects cell phone to get incriminating information. >> law enforcement will do the data dumps of the phones and it's amazing how much information that cell phone tells about you which is exactly why the supreme court recognized that and has ruled that you need a warrant. >> reporter: but nothing prevents police from using social media. >> no more guns. >> no indictments none of that. >> reporter: openly posted and free for anyone to view. david stevenson, ktvu knew.

>> we want to hear from you 2 investigates at ktvu.com. so system number two is on its way. and it sits offshore. it looks pretty good out there. it really does look good. it still has tropical moisture wrapped in it from a typhoon. all the energy is going to be right up here in in notch. it's starting to split a little bit so the system is getting torn in half. you can almost see that. so what did i just say. rain is going to show up up here where the dynamics are strongest. a heck of a lot less in our area from the golden gate bridge south. that last system we had, remember how weak the rain was this one is weaker. there's showers showing up. coastal hills you're going to see stuff. but inland in places like even oakland and and livermore i

don't think you're going to see much at all. which is okay i guess because there's another system lined up. it's a pretty active pacific. there's the cloud cover. this is tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. those are the clouds from the system coming in. and then it's cloudy all day. but it's kind of warm. these are 60s and 70s tomorrow. maybe even some mid-70s. mostly cloudy tonight. you know that. this thing is going to dump its rain mainly along the coast and the bay. typically when you look at a system like this it comes through and we all get something. this system is just hanging there. it's going to do all its work. watch this. computer model 12:00 on friday. here's the rain. that's tomorrow right. 7:00 on friday. here's the rain it's still there. okay. saturday, still kind of hanging. and then it goes away. there's your saturday. the weekend looks nice as a matter of fact. as we get into monday, we're looking at more rain in the

forecast. and it looks like it's got a little more push in this last system. the positive note here is the commute is not going to be impacted by this. but the positive note is, fire danger is way down and the high fire danger time of year the biggest drought we've seen in our recorded history but also this pat earn -- pattern is breaking up that ridge of high pressure. it's getting more fluid. look at that on monday. that's three shots in a period of five or six days that's good news. that means things are progressing. >> thanks, bill. >> thank you bill. it's been a tense series between the giants and cardinals. but when a giant fan needed help there was a cardinal fan. the man who took this video tells us he witnessed a remarkable act of kindness. the woman on the shores is a giant fan, the wind blew her ticket to the game five to game five right out of her hands and into the water at the oakland ferry terminal. that's when a st. louis cardinals fan jumped into the water to save the ticket and

saved the day. >> what a story. >> that is just -- yeah that's fantastic. >> jumping into the water. that's going beyond. >> cold water too. we're going to take you inside the giants locker room. crazy scene. you're going to hear about the players after a crazy win. our sports anchor mark ibanez coming up momentarily. up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

how is it going everybody. mark ibanez back at at&t where it's a little quieter right now but understand several of the giants still putting it down, celebration wise in the clubhouse right now. but you know what, one of the story lines about this fall game. giants had 242 plate appearances without a home run. seemed like the st. louis cardinals were the ones hitting it out of the yard. that story line changed quite a bit tonight at at&t park. and we'll start with the kid joe. gone and the giants take a 2-1 lead although it was brief. the cardinals wound up retaking the lead and they wound up going all the way to the bottom of the 8th inning.

with a 3-2 lead michael morse just his fourth postseason at- bat. he's had the injury to deal with but he just drills one down the left field line. over and out. and check him out he looks like carlton fisk making sure that ball stays fair down the line. then we go to the top of the 8th inning. big problems for the giants. and colton wong looked like he had the save. they wind up getting out of the inning. that brought us to the bottom of the 9th inning and the first walk off postseason home run for the giants since dusty rhodes in the 1954 world series. giants win it 6-3. they are going to the world series against the kansas city royals. i'm joined with scott reiss.

veteran move. i sent him in and i stayed out here. >> i left the jacket so i would look good for tv. >> these celebrations never get old. >> the amazing thing about this group is they play on the field like they've been here. the difference is hunter pence is usually the one holding court. today instead of holding court he called on ishikawa. and ishi started the chant we're going to the championship. i got to talk to ishi and asked him is there really magic in this team? >> i don't know if it's magic or every single guy buy spwaos

the never quit, -- buys into the never quit, never say die attitude. >> to win it on a homer, to hit one and go ahead. to hit another one to tie it. i mean for a team that they were saying about the power outage. the power outage. we flipped the switch at the right time. >> everybody says we don't hit homers. the media was complaining about it. what happened to that. what are they going to say now? >> that's what the game is about. it's not about hitting a homer to win the game and throwing a shut out. it's about scoring more runs than the other team. if you find ways to score runs. >> there you go. the sporting life out here at at&t park. next up, kansas city here we come. >> thank you frank. >> thank goodness for those goggles they needed those tonight. >> we're going to be hearing that kansas city here we come. >> thank you for joining us

tonight. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. >> and the morning team begins at 4:30 a.m. and congratulations, it's on to kansas city to face the royals. good night everyone. >> good night. happy mother's da--

aah! what are you wearing? you don't remember this shirt? you made it for me for mother's day in kindergarten. it's adorable. it's perverted. it looks like you were felt up by that creepy guy around the corner. ew! why him? 'cause he's got, like, freakishly tiny hands. thank you! i cannot believe you kept that shirt. of course i kept it. i'm your mother. i keep everything you make me. please take that off. oh, when i'm dead. today is my special day, and i am gonna enjoy me some coffee. you know that's a pencil holder, right? i do now. jay: go first. no, you can go first. manny, go first! no, jay, you go first. ah, somebody give me a present! oh, jay, a diamond necklace!