. off the bat of infante. this will be no sleep in 2014 the world series heads to the bay area tied at 1 game apiece. welcome back to our live coverage of the game two of the world series. put away the brooms, the giants won't sweep this time. game two goes to the royals. hunter strict land was see yelling. the kansas city players came out of the dugout but the

umpires kept the peace. the royals scored five times to pull away for a 7-2 victory. our director on the feel. the giants coming home tied at 1 game apiece. >> similar to the situation when the giants left st. louis after a heartbreaking sunday night loss and they took the rest of the series. hoping for a history repeat. what a difference a day made. we got to see the fans that the royals had and this home run off the bat of gregor blanco, an eight pitch at bat did not dishearten the fans. they were screaming and yelling, kept the energy up and the giants that 1-0 lead turned into a 2-2 tie.

perez broke up bumgarner's shutout in game one doing damage again. this time a 2-run double off hunter strickland, it gets worse as infante who the royals picked up in the summer goes deep. that's where it broke lose. strickland was yelling at himself, embarrassed giving up his fifth postseason home run. he exchanged words with perez. after the ball game not being a close ball game that subject 1- a. everyone wanted to talk about it. >> so like i said it was miscommunication on my part from whatever, no hard feelings

toward anything. my emotions got to me. i don't think i misread anything. i want to handle it better. i don't know if he thought i was yelling at him or not. >> were you? >> i was frustrated with myself. >> what did he say to you. >> i don't speak spanish. >> you weren't speaking spanish. >> i think so. >> what caused you to yell back. >> i'm not going to back down from anything. i thought that he must have thought i said something to him. like i said, it's the way it was. caught up in it. >> all right. hunter strickland, he was in the minor leagues all season. on seven appearances in the major league before thrown into the postseason. he was in the middle of it tonight. that's a story that will be continued in san francisco as the giants return to at&t on

friday night, orange friday, series tied one apiece. from the k in kansas city, missouri. back to you. >> what a difference a day makes. game one was a breeze, game two pro deuced anxiety and disappoint. john has been out with fans on union street in san francisco, we begin with a'sa -- a's that smith. it was a disappointing night for the fans, there were die- hard fans. there's some fans left. they were hoping for a sweep. the manager said the loss kept things interesting and exciting and it's not bad -- [no audio] >> i get that feeling of being around her and sitting on the

couch with the family, one of the things we do together still. so we're all die-hard fans. it's a family bonding thing. >> i remember going to my first giants game, it was life changing altering baseball experience. the fans were amazing, the stadium is amazing. just to watch them is amazing. everything they represent and what they bring to san francisco is awesome. how can you not be a fan. >> and that was chris gonzalez, he's a new york native. he went to his first giants game against the mets four years ago and it was ruf at first -- love at first sight. i spoke with a fan, nice game. it was a disappointment. it's the giants, it's torture. they keep them on the edge of

their seat. >> thank you. we go to the john, he watched game with fans on union street in san francisco. >> this is the neighborhood. this is how it's been much of the evening. not many out and deserted now that the giants lost. earlier in terries restaurant the mood was different when the game was tied up 2-2. the crowd was hopeful until the wheels fell off in the 6th inning. the team couldn't rally. now the team comes home and hosts 3 games in a row, that has die-hard fans feeling confident. >> a great team, kansas city has been on a run, it's a good wake-up call for the next 3 games in san francisco. >> you don't sound discouraged.

>> no. not at all. >> experience over enthusiasm. >> what does that mean. >> we're experienced and they are a young team. that's great and it's great for the royals. 85 is a long time ago. we have bochy. >> you hear that word a lot. we have bochy. that instills confidence in people. the san francisco fans will have a lot of fun. it is quiet, but most asurveillance videoedly when -- assuredly when the games are here that place will be wild. >> tomorrow is the day off, game 3 is on friday when the series moves to san francisco and you can catch the action on ktvu. friday's coverage starts at 2:00 in the afternoon. the first pitch just after 5:00. more coverage right on through the 10:00 news.

will the weather hold up, there a chance of rain. >> mark is tracking friday's system for us. >> looks like the timing has changed being pushed into the weekend. so far so good with the world series for games one and two. the weather with the split with kansas city not the greatest outcome. the forecast for game 3, we'll look at the calendar. we look at game three we're expecting partly cloudy skies. first pitch at 5:07 for game 3. 72 degrees, winds out of the southwest at 15 miles an hour. as far as the shower chances we'll look at the updated forecast model. activity to the north and here we are into friday. lots of clouds banked up. 5:00 and 10:00. the weather conditions will be dry as we return to at&t park. look at the upper left portion

of the screen. that could be a factor for game four on saturday. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. tomorrow is an off-day for the players the focus will shift from kansas city to san francisco. pier 27 will be the place to be if you have an invitation. a welcome party tomorrow night starting at 7:00. organizers say baseball legends will be on hand. when our camera went out the tents were up and preparation was underway. bay area businesses are preparing for a big weekend. restaurant managers are bringing in extra supplies and taking reservations from giant and royal fans. >> we're just outside at&t

park. about an hour ago we saw this marquee light up. the gates are locked. 3 games will be played here, friday, saturday and sunday. . >> the mood tonight was in contest to last night. disappointment. it was tinged with expectations of greatness. >> i think we're going to win. >> san fran is number 1. >> we'll have a sweep. get ready for a sweep. >> johns grill will be louder and more constant come friday. he has reservations from giants and royal fans. >> he asked if we have better beef than the midwest. >> john said it's better, it's from harris ranch in california and expecting truckloads of

steak and food and alcohol friday. the restaurant anticipates business to double. >> we're going to be busy this weekend. >> along the waterfront the quarter bar restaurant ordered 5000 extra oysters. it's special giants special edition bottling. >> and to sweeten the victory the pastry chef created a pumpkin ice cream sandwich. the water barrel be busy before and after the game hoping the giants can win the world series at home. >> businesses say it's hands on deck, everyone has to work this weekend. we didn't hear anyone complaining. reporting live in san

francisco. amber lee. hundreds of homes warned about tap water tainted with e coli. >> why the city discovered the problem but didn't tell people for days. >> without the man who wore this worlds series ring we wouldn't have the san francisco giants. champagne, caviar, paintings, antiques and baseball. f0

. >> s. >> what a gorgeous shot. an orange sunset, emeryville camera captured this video of the san francisco sky line. when the giants took the field a event was just getting under way in the city. the last minute edition at the san francisco fall an take show -- antique show. organizers of the antique show were not about to make giant fans choose between the gala and the game. >> the goldrush, it's the inspiration for the san francisco fall antique show. and while those attending the preview gala walked among the

booths, minds wandered. >> i wonder how the giants are doing. >> driving over here the score is switched to kansas city, now i have to get back to the tv. >> past the paintings, furniture and sterling silver, behind black curtains, a spot for giant fans to take in the action in kansas city. >> it's brilliant, to escape if you will. it's a hard choice. >> he made it to second. bravo. >> our curator was drawn to the back of the pavilion two years ago. >> we won the last time in 2012, maybe that's magic. >> it's an unlikely combination, hot dogs served with cavier. >> this is what we do, that's what you do, watch baseball and

have hot dogs. >> one of the oldest professional sports side by side with some of america's older treasures. >> they knew people would come. >> people did come, right now many are leaving and they are leaving despite the loss feeling good. the proceeds from tonight's event goes to an organization called enterprise for high school students. helping young people with job training. a giants loss but a win for high school students here. stay with us for continuing coverage. more on san francisco's preparations for a crush of fans come friday. we spoke with the police chief, we'll have more from the players in the giants locker room. a judge ruled that nfl

commissioner roger goodell will testify during an appeal for ray rice. he's contesting his suspension that came after tmz video showed him punching his wife in an evacuator in atlantic city. hotel goodell everything about the incident before he was given a two-game suspension and rice is contending he should not have been suspended indefinitely because he was punished. if rice wins he could be reinstated. there's new developments tonight in the wrobel situation. the -- ebola situation. there's mandatory monitoring in liberia, sierra leone and guinea. travelers will have to track and report temperature every day for three weeks.

starting wednesday all visitors from liberia, sierra leone and quinney will be routed through one of five airports screened through these continue reese. amber vinson was the second nurse in texas to be infected with ebola after treating duncan who died earlier. the other nurse has been upgraded from fair to good condition. people living in hundreds of homes are warned that their water may not be safe to drink. a boil water notice has been issued in this three square- block area in north san jose because of ecola contamination. john fowler talked to officials about why it took days to give

people notice. >> 300 homes on notice, ecola could peak -- on co-lie could make their water unsafe. >> we have to put clorox in the water. >> the water department notified people friday, we learned the utility discovered the contamination two days before. >> for a period of 48 to 72 hours people were delivered the bacteria infected water. three people got sick. the school shut off the drinking fountains. the you tilt is -- utility will change the notification. had something got into a water pipe. it could be sewage from leaky sewer pipes. >> underground you have sewage pipes. storm water pipes and drinking

water pipes and the sewage pipes are leaking. >> bay keeper has sued to force repairs to aging sewage pipes. water pipes are under pressure keeping out bacteria but water companies don't routinely test drinking water at your house. you can. preliminary home tests can be seen in 24 hours. utilities say drinking water contamination is rare usually associated with a disturbance of the water pipes. you may notice the high clouds pushing into the region, look at the orange october sunset. a big high cloud sheet paying us a visit. the clues producing -- clouds producing rain storm.

the focused rainfall toward eureka and ukiah. there's a closer inspection. a few showers in the north bay, parts of sonoma county and mend cena county -- men deseana county. it's close enough to talk about shower chances. here is the updated forecast model. put this into motion. not widespread rain in the bay area. there's the chance of a few scattered shower in sonoma county. for the most part you can see the clouds split with lots of clouds up for the northern half of the region, by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon the chance of a pop- up shower, the main focus the shower activity remains north of the bay area.

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. it's happened again, a man hopped over the white house fence. it happened after 7:00 in washington. you can see the man in the white shorts and dark shirt. the secret service let two dogs out. he was subdued and taken into custody. he's not been identified.

last month a man got inside the white house. california historic drought could make a difference on election day when voters decide the fate of the water bond. why opponents say there's a hidden agenda. >> the no on one campaign claimed governor brown tied the water bond to plastic bags to build -- plans to build tunnels under the delta. >> empty reservoirs, a stifling drought like california has never seen and perhaps the perfect climate for a water bond. not everyone sees it as a fix. >> they are trying to exploit the drought to dupe voters to support proposition one. he calls prop one a bad deal

for the environment and taxpayers. >> we're talking about prioritizing public money for new dams forking agray business. a $7.2 billion bond allocate $520 million to improve water quality. 1.5 billion to restore watersheds and $2.7 billion for water storage including dams. the no on one campaign claims a link between the water plan and building delta tunnels. >> there's all kind of assurances that specifically separate this bond from any plan to do any sort of delta conveyance. >> garcon frost is with audubon california one of the environmental groups that support prop one.

audubon supports one because of habitat restoration for birds. >> our support was incumbent this bond and neutral to topic of delta conveyance. this is a devisive and toxic discussion. something must be done about california water policy. they differ if one is the answer. >> it's based on greed not need. >> this bond solving problems and fixes the problems. and getsous the path to sensible water planning for the future. >> the yes on one campaign sent more than $100. the no campaign less than $100,000 and it enjoys support in the latest polls and the election is less than two weeks away. a vault locked inside a south bay store for 30 years was open today. what was found inside and where

it will go. >> look across the street, there's a man with a rifle shooting at people. >> at first gunfire at a war memorial and in canadas parliment. f0 over 20 million kids everyday in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents.

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gunfire echoes in the halls of canada's parliment. the prime minister is calling it terrorism. a soldier shot and killed at canada's war memorial. we're learning about the gunman who was fatally shot. the investigation of ties to a terror group. >> that's what people are investigating right now.

there were reports of more than one gunman but officials say the shooter was alone. he's the son of a businessman and a woman who serves on the canadian immigration ward. he was listed as a high risk traveler and had his passport confiscated. >> officers rushed down pal ways looking for a man who entered with a rifle. people evacuated the building. >> aquarter mile away first responders tried to save the life of corporal cirillo who's job was on the stand guard at the nation's war memorial unarmed. a gunman killed him. three others were injured. the gunman went to the

parliment building. >> i looked a cross the street and there's a man with a rifle shooting at people. aer is menial -- ceremonial sergeant at arms shot and killed the gunman. >> we will remain vigilant. the prime minister tried to reassure a nation on edge. two days ago a reported follower of radical islam ram his vehicle into a soldier. the gunman today is michael zehaf-bibeau, canadian born, a convert to islam with a history of drug use. >> we don't have all the information about whether this is part of a broader network or plan. >> canada raised the terrorist threat level from low the medium due to increased threats. as for the victim. cirillo was a single father and

leaves a son. in richmond an investigation is underway into one of their own officers. the department is not identifying the officer or the reason for the investigation, but the contra costa time reports joe avila of the canine unit and a warrant found an illegal drug in his home. reportedly marijuana. the officer was placed on administer have leave. there were rallies in northern california to remember andy lopez on the anniversary of his death. this rally was in oakland, people protested the shooting death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. you can see the group gathered. sheriff department shot and killed lopez in santa rosa as

he walked with a air soft gun that resembled a real game. there were rallies at the state captain. sonoma state university and the lot where he was killed. two teenagers attacked and robbed a 71-year-old man. the victim was walking a cross a footbridge when he walked past the teen. 1 game up from behind and punched him causing him to fall. the suspects took his wallet. officers were not able to find anyone. a man and woman pulled off a armed robbery today. this photo was taken from surveillance footage at stanford shopping center. the man and woman were armed with black semiawesome hand --

automatic handguns. they made off with high end wristwatches. no one was hurt. 10 years after it launched d mail. google is reinvented the e- mail. it works with g mail. inbox has the ability to pull relevant info out of messages and show it. that works with items such as travel itenerary. or package tracking. google says it will be an option alongside g mail. not a forced replacement. >> the whip saw on wall street continued today. the dow lost 153 points the nasdaq lost 36, energy stocks fell as the price of oil dropped. a vault was opened today in

san jose. it had been tucked away in the back of the orchard supply hardware store that closed in may. for 27 years the contends was a mystery. artifacts from a bygone era. print ads, rotedry phones and blue friends. >> we didn't know what we fine. hoping for $200 million in gold wars, it wasn't. >> as for what will happen to the treasures, some will go on a history wall, the boss says one or two may end up in his office. rain approaching the bay area. how much is expected and the chance it could impact the world series. a gold nugget among the biggest in california recent history. the discovery and what happens to it next. security for the series, the plans to keep san francisco safe before, during and after

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love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. . check this out a giants theme name change at the bochy restaurant in sauce righto. the -- the bar is now bochy. named for giants manager bruce

bochy. the restaurant name on the front of the building was changed for the occasion. the city of san francisco is preparing to for a flood of fans to takeover the city on friday, saturday and sunday nights. the city has a lot of experience after 2010 and 2012. there's things the police don't want repeated. david steven son is in the city with the message. david? >> from the giants dugout store to small cafes in the area, merchants are ready for the crowds. >> 20 gallons of white, 10 gallons of blue. crews at at&t park got the feel ready to welcome world series players and fans with a burst of color among the green.

at the java house. >> we're going to party sunday. >> the owner is over stocking hot dogs, burgers and beers. >> to make sure we have enough. we have experience with big crowds. >> those crowds are of concern to the had place after championships in 2010 and 2012 spilled over to violence and vandalism. >> there's a way to celebrate and not celebrate. >> the police chief said with recent wins the hope is fans play it cool. >> show everybody how san francisco can light up, and celebrate our team while at the same time nobody gets hurt and noting gets damaged. preparations are underway to prevent that. the transit agency will make sure electric buses are stocked with gas so they won't get

stuck in a crowd. there will be undercover officers in the stands and on the street. >> we have cops in the dodger blue that kansas city has chosen to wear. >> and fans should expect more police patrols. bomb-sniffing dogs and bag checks as they head into the park to enjoy game 3 on friday. >> our crew in walnut creek caught up with a woman who says she grew up in the giants family. the giants owner who moved the giants from new york to san francisco back in 1958. walter o'malley moved the brooklyn team to l.a. >> he said walter said why don't you pick where you want to go. my grand father said i am going

to san francisco. >> rupert showed the grandfathers ring from the 54 worlder is evening a 2012 world series ring. the new one has more bling. >> it's beautiful. more live coverage of the world series. the giants prepare to bring it home. >> the complete bay area forecast and how rain could affect the giants at home. >> towering flames engulf a ranch in gilroy. who the owner thinks is responsible. f0

. a fast moving three-alarm fire destroyed tacks of palettes today. the farm owner thinks homeless

started it. it started before 5:00 at a dairy farm on the 2700 block of ferguson road. at one point the flames were reaching 200 feet. no injuries have been reported. a huge chunk of gold is on the auction block after being discovered in the foothills of butte county. it is 90% gold. >> by all accounts this 5-pound nugget is worth it's weight in gold. >> between 350 and $450,000. >> what makes this so special. what we have here is what is probably the largest gold nugget from california in private hands today. >> i didn't expect to see a california nugget of this size come out of the ground in my lifetime. >> it was discovered in july. the name of the prospector and

the exact location are confidentialal. >> it will be up for sale at the san francisco antique show. i can hole it but they won't let me walk out with it. >> david mccarthy says the nug set millions of the years old. >> some sort of action of water crushed this down. >> the nugget was missed by the prospectors who swept into california in the 1840s and 50s during the goldrush, an era that turned san francisco into a boom town. >> this is the coin that's called the million dollars coin. one of the gold coins found in the sierra. these days all eyes are expected to be on this rock now on sell for a price higher than

a world series ticket. increasing high clouds throughout the day. they will produce rain showers to the north of the bay area. right now you can see the live sweep with the current rain pattern. organized rain for this part of the state. here's a closer look, you can see the coverage approaching ukiah and part of the north bay, nothing widespread. the main focal point with the shower activity will remain north of the bay area. shower chances here. we have 62-degrees in san jose. fran right now 60. santa rosa checking in 60 degrees and livermore reporting 63. fairly mild for the 10:00 hour. we have scattered high clouds.

here's the live camera. beautiful orange city hall tonight. for tomorrow more cloud cover and the chance of a few showers. the latest forecast model is backing off. the weekend we're thinking rain drops for saturday. they will be dry. overnight lows in the 50s to start out thursday morning. santa rosa 53 and san jose in the mid-50s. here's the storm track. the main energy heading north of the bay area. this is associated with the cold front. we'll bring in a chance of a shower tomorrow and the sun- cloud mix. lots of clouds in the morning and partly cloudy for the afternoon hour. on friday a break, and that's is setting up this area of low pressure. we'll bump up the rain chances on saturday. we'll keep an eye on game four of the world series.

clouds out there. the chance of a few scattered showers, friday partly cloudy. what happens saturday. especially for the morning hours. we'll have to get a closer look at the timing by 6:00 saturday. forecast highs tomorrow. warmer locations in the mid- 70's. oakland 72. once again the chance of a shower in the north bay, lots of clouds in the morning with skies partly cloudy. your five-day forecast, friday will be mild for game 3. we'll have to watch the rain for saturday. with all the festivities we'll have to keep it timing. >> is it going to be chilly or mild. >> fairly mild friday, that's the wallest day -- warmest day. sports is coming up after the break. >> there's a big event today.

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easy in game one, anyone who thought it would be that way for 4 games were proven wrong. the royals had to think it was de. >> glenn: view -- deja vu. one batter from. 1-0 san francisco. looked like the giants picked up where they left off. another moment in the 4th, the giants pulled even on this rbi double. sandoval who led off the interesting way double came around the score. it was 2-2. stayed that way until kansas city half of the six. marchi relieved peavy. the royals back on top 3-2. one batter later with strickland on the mound the royals bust it open. a 2-run double.

kansas city feeling comfortable in front 5-2. and then one batter later, 7-2. infante turns heat around for a two-run homer. it's a five-run inning. the fifth home run strickland allowed this postseason. the emotions doubled over. perez waiting at the plate, strickland takes issue. the home plate umpire makes sure it doesn't escalate. the cooler heads prevail. the series is even at a game each after the royals win. mark ibanez joins us. as baseball dust ups go that's typical. it gave all the media a major story line. >> no question about it. took it to a different level. way was thinking, imagine the

life of hunter strict land, he's coming out of the bullpen for the fresno grizzlies, because bruce bochy saw something he liked he was thrust into the midst of a national cop troy versey -- controversy. he will be all over mlb network, espn network for all the wrong reasons after being tagged for his fifth postseason home run. and being involved in some sort of verbal altercation. he was saying to a couple people i've got to do a better job of containing my emotions. here's more of what hunter strict land had to say after the ball game. >> so, like i said it was miscommunication on my part from whatever. no hard feelings, my emotions

got to me. i don't think i misread anything. i want to handle it better. i don't know if he thought i was yelling at him or not. >> you were yelling at him. >> no i was frustrated at myself. >> what did he say. >> i don't speak spanish. >> well you're going to hear more about hunter strickland. the series back at san francisco. that's all from kansas city. back up to you. >> thanks. another day to talk about it. tim hudson on the mound in game 3. tim linscomb got into the game. tweaked his back. the giant bullpen in a state of flux. we're going to keep the world series conversation with more coverage in two minutes on tv 36. we'll go back live to kansas

city and hear from gregor blanco. stay with us on tv 36. f0

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