happening now the san francisco giants and hosting an invitation celebration to welcome the world series to the bay. >> and if you're hearing noise now, it's because fire works are going off. jana katsuyama is live now at pier 27 along the embarcadero

where dignitaries are partying. jana. >> reporter: this is all about just pausing for a moment to celebrate just being in the world series. >> reporter: the drum beat tonight, echoed like the heartbeat of the city thrilled to be celebrating another world series. and october never looked so orange in san francisco. the city rolled out the orange carpet for major league baseball, a royal welcome party to the embarcadero for the royals and giants faithful. the vip had politicians showing their true colors. and how baseball can bring people together and make them

proud. >> we're going to win. and then we'll have a parade on wednesday. >> reporter: boundless hope for another ring. which had this giant fan, an entertaining jumping for joy. >> this was a dream. as soon as i got the phone call here we come. i'm ready. >> it's amazing that something from the heart can have an extra an -- extronomical effect. >> it's great to realize how far you've come and get everybody together to celebrate it. >> who do you think is going to win? >> the giants, because they're just going to win in san francisco. >> i'm going on three hours sleep because most of our front office we got in at about 3:00 this morning and got in to our families around 5:00. but you know what it doesn't get old and i think you treasure it and enjoy the

moment even more. >> reporter: once again this spectacular fire works that lit up the bay tonight that caps off the evening. the party goes on until 11 11:00. whether you're a royal fan or giant fan the this is just about celebrating baseball. reporting live at a very orange and black san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >> those shots are just spectacular. the giants arrive back home at at&t park around 4:30 this afternoon. the team buses pulled into the reserved parking area after coming straight from the airport. the giants decided to stay in kansas city overnight so they can get a little sleep instead of boarding a red eye and flying overnight. which is exactly what the royals did. giant manager bruce bochy says game three tomorrow is going to be pivotal. this is going to be crucial. >> you like the way things have

ping-ponged. and the next day starter is tim hudson. giants got in some batting practice. prior to the start of the series was about who was going to win game one. then it was about the sense of urgency for the royals how they couldn't afford to come to san francisco down 2-0. after the performance of both bullpen teams, the story has changed to who bruce bochy will trust at the mound. no matter what the story line you have to win four. >> i am trying to think how long that's been going on now. how important the next game is. you know, i think i've heard this since late august. so it's, that never changes here. game one was important. we thought yesterday was and this one is too. >> there you have it. more coming up in sports but bruce bochy's approach is why i

think the giants have succeeded in these games because he's calm from beginning to even. >> he's so even keel. never seen him up, never seen him down, just right in the middle. >> and has a sense of humor. >> he knows what he's doing. been there before. and our coverage starts at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. first pitch is just after 5:00 and following the game our live postgame show and the 10:00 news. all right here on channel 2. now let's go to meteorologist mark tamayo he's tracking wet weather moving toward the bay area. >> kind of sounds like the game on saturday is the one we have to watch out. >> that will be the biggest obstacles because we have another weather system moving in. weather cooperating game one just fine. game three, four and five right here in san francisco. as you're able to get a closer look at the forecast. the games tomorrow, the winds will be increasing out of the south. winds will be at 10 to 15 miles per hour. you can see the over all direction with the wind developing throughout the day.

temperature 72 degrees at first pitch. the remainder of the series you can see saturday changing conditions and sunday partly cloudy skies. saturday will be the big concern here with the chance of showers and gusty winds out there. latest forecast models boosting those chances, so tomorrow night relatively quiet throughout the bay area. saturday morning 7:00 the first frontal wave pushes into the region and then here we go 5:00. look up to the north of san francisco. some more rain showers possibly developing gradually drifting to the south as well. this could be changing we'll continue to keep an eye on the forecast models. we're keeping an eye to our saturday forecast. new video out of dublin tonight be half a dozen people were injure when a car crashed into a taqueria. you can see the black sedan inside the damaged building. six people suffered injuries including the driver of that car. two of the injured were taken to the hospital. a firefighter told ktvu everyone is expected to survive. the crash happened around 6:15

this evening at the taqueria at village parkway. the fireman we talked with didn't want to speculate on the cause of the crash. he did tell us it appeared to have been an accident. there's a new case of ebola in the united states. this time the patient is in new york city. he is the fourth person now to test positive while here in the united states. 33-year-old craig spencer returned to the u.s. 10 days ago after working as a physician in guinea with a charity group called doctors without borders. he was taken to a hospital in manhattan after he was isolated for running a fever at 103. at one point spencer traveled by subway to a bowling alley in brooklyn then took a taxi home. at least three people he had contact with are now in quarantine. a bay area doctor who's volunteered twice overseas says participants go and then return from foreign missions well aware of the potential risks.

>> we have more with a perspective from an obgyn. debora villalon. >> reporter: as instructed, the doctor was taking his temperature every day. and dr. gupta put off having her baby. >> the only obstritidian was hundreds of miles. >> reporter: without testing she had to assume all patients were hiv positive. >> you were cautious to do you know wear double gloves, wear goggles. >> reporter: doctors without borders she says takes safety seriously and she's certain it will reevaluate its practices now that a doctor has returned

ebola infected. >> that it's here in new york. it's more frightening. new york is a dense place. a lot of people on top of each other. >> reporter: of the u.s. cases, spencer's is the first outside of texas. neighbors in his new york city apartment building admit it concerns them. >> it does. but you know there's not much i can personally do about it and, you know what i mean. there's not much that i can do. >> reporter: dr. gupta says screening for doctors without borders is intense to make sure volunteers are up to it. >> when i was going to sudan i spoke very carefully with my family. >> reporter: caring with people in impoverishes conditions changes a person's perspective. >> when i was there i didn't see a single woman that was in

menopause because they've died before that. and nobody there cries when they have a stillborn because it's so common there. >> is doctors without borders still sending people to the ebol -- ebola hot zones. >> it's hard to say although fewer doctors are accepting the assignment now. spencer is the first to be diagnosed after getting home. >> boy that really puts things in perspective to hear that doctor talk about what it's like over there. thanks debora. a hot line has been set up for people in california. 855-421-5921. the line operating from 5:00 in the morning to 6:00 in the

evening monday through friday. and a teenager who was injured in a earthquake in napa had a special night. he got a behind the scenes look at the locker room and met some of the players as well. >> i didn't know i would end up going to the locker room back with the guys and getting an autographed jersey. >> dillon is a soccer player himself but is also a basketball fan. she has no idea where the photographs are. >> how the victim discovered her privacy had been breached. >> under cover video of ducks at a bay area farm getting their beaks burns. but learn from an investigator

who says this is not a case of animal cruelty. >> tickets of world series. the stroke of luck that made it possible.

live pictures of at&t park tonight. home of the san francisco giants and host to the next three world series games. and there's a special story

about a woman who will be sitting with her husband in the bleachers tomorrow night. this has been a difficult year for her, she was diagnosed with cancer and one of the hardest things was to tell her children. it was anise who lives in new york who surprised her with the tickets. >> reporter: frank the 45-year- old is a huge giants fan as you can tell by the banner that's hanging from her home. she tells me tomorrow will be a very special day after a difficult and painful journey. >> thanks again for the tickets michelle. >> you're welcome. >> will you guys be watching the game? >> i think we're going to try. >> reporter: there's joy in ilenelo's voice as she speaks with her niece by skype. >> are you ready for the game? >> i have my giants gear already. >> reporter: she received a pair of tickets to her first world series from michelle tran. who now lives in new york.

six weeks ago, she received her diagnosis. stage two breast cancer. >> i wasn't really angry. i didn't say why me. just it happens and let's just deal with it. >> reporter: it was on one of these walks she told her daughter tristen. a difficult task especially since the 9-year-old has a friend who lost her mother to cancer. to help her children cope, lauren involved them in her battle. they helped cut her hay. >> it -- they helped her cut her hair. >> i thought it was fine, because she's going to survive. >> reporter: it'll be six months before she can have reconstructive surgery. >> it's just liveing with the unknown. it's scary. but, it'll be okay.

>> reporter: her skin bares the burn marks of radiation. >> i've put a lot of aquafor and lotion on. three times a day. >> reporter: fatigue is still an obstacle but what's not the the is her spirit. and the resiliency of how she lives her life one day at a time. tomorrow it's about her beloved giants. >> they always come through in the end. i have no doubt they're going to win this one. it's just going to be all around super exciting. >> reporter: lowe will be among the fans that the giants invited to unfurl the world series flag. a fight she can enjoy as she looks forward to her own victory. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. ile in te lowe tells you are -- ilene lowe tells me that

her neighbors got together and put together a schedule to bring her meals. and they've been doing that since september. ilene also told me she is stunned with how much support she and her family have gotten. it also extends the pack that would allow the a's to buy land set aside for a ballpark if the move is some day approved. the deal comes just three months after the a's and oakland agreed to a lease extension allowing the team to remain at o.co coliseum for up to 10 years. union workers for a garbage company waste management are planning a streak tomorrow in the east bay. 134 workers say they will picket starting at 4:00 a.m. the long shore workers union says it has a problem with a company manager. the workers claim that manager has been disrespectful and discriminatory against them. the union says many of the workers are immigrants who

speak spanish. detectives in fremont are asking for the public's help tonight in finding a robber who snatched a gold chain from an elderly woman. here's a picture of that suspected robber. police identify him as 20-year- old deondre mcleod of hayward. he and an accomplice robbed and elderly couple. officers say mcleod was carrying a gun. they say he may be staying in oakland or hayward and is considered armed and dangerous. in san francisco concerns tonight about a dangerous crosswalk that happens to be right in front of city hall. this morning, a city worker was hit and killed by a tour bus. ktvu's paul chambers spoke to several people who say it easily could have been one of them. >> witnesses say it was in this crosswalk. outside san francisco city hall that a woman in her 60s who worked in the controller's office was struck and killed by a vehicle. >> everybody is saddened because she passed away. it could have been any of us.

going to lunch and sometimes the cars don't stop. in front of city hall. >> this is a high traffic area for pedestrians as well as vehicles. you can see the crosswalk is clearly marked with wide stripes and neon signs. yet after 11:00 this morning, the woman who witnesses say had the right of way lost her life in front of city hall. now people say they want something done. >> i would like to see a signal light. it's sad that it's a city and county worker. it's very sad. it touched my heart. >> reporter: tonight mayor ed lee's office released this statement. she was a valued city employee. this afternoon police stepped up patrol and enforced the pedestrians right of way law. as for the incident itself. police are still working it. >> there have been no arrests or citations issued in this case as of yet. investigators still have to interview witnesses on board a bus. >> reporter: in san francisco,

i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. we have new information tonight about the effort to eliminate the source of e-coli contamination in south bay drinking water: the bacteria is making the tap water unsafe to drink in a san jose neighborhood near milpitas. the san jose water company told ktvu, sidney drive is the only place where water is unsafe to drink. and in weather the high clouds beginning to lift out of the bay area. the rainfall the main focus all day has been up to our north. up toward eureka. that's where we have the moderate to light rain. for tomorrow, we are expecting a dry weather pattern and starting out friday morning in the 50s with partly cloudy

skies. santa rosa 53. fremont mid-50s and antioch 55. so for tomorrow morning, a sun- cloud mix and patchy fog as we showed you those readings in the 50s. warming up, in fact, it's going to be a fairly mild afternoon tomorrow the warmest day of the week. by 12:00 62 to 70 degrees. by 4:00 already in the upper 60s to the upper 70s. coming up at 10:45, we'll take a closer look at the forecast in your neighborhood. we'll also let you know if the rain sticks around into sunday with your updated sunday forecast. a racist rant on top of a rolling tour bus. today's call to action by a san francisco politician after the vulgar video hit the internet. >> in two minutes a chp officer accused of arresting a bay area woman then forwarding nude pictures from her cell phone. why it may not be an isolated incident.

three people died and two more were injured today in a midair collision involving a small plane and helicopter. it happened in the skies above maryland. the plane was coming from tennessee to the fredrick municipal airport. and the helicopter was involved in a training exercise. the three people who died were on that helicopter. the two unboard the plane were taken to a hospital treated and released. faa investigators are now trying to determine what went wrong. a california highway patrol officer from the bay area is under investigation tonight. he's accused of stealing private cell phone pictures of a woman he booked into jail. ktvu's cristina remember -- rendon has the story and tells us how the woman found out she was involved. >> reporter: a search warrant served at the officers home about two weeks ago shows investigators confiscated an iphone, laptop computer and

tablet containing six risque photos of a woman he arrested in august. the photos show her in various stages of undress. the woman jailed for driving under the influence says harriston confiscated her cell phone and asked for the password. it wasn't until after she was released that she noticed the pictures had been forwarded to an unknown number. and found that that number belonged to the officer. >> when they may or may not appear at any time throughout the rest of her life. the anxiety societied with it is unbearable. >> reporter: the photos were forwarded while the woman was jailed and her cell phone in harrington's possession. they've known about this case for weeks and are investigating similar cases. >> law enforcement officers are human beings just like everybody else. they're sworn to do a job. they're sworn to uphold the law

but sometimes just like all human beings, they fall short of what they're supposed to do. >> reporter: a decision on whether or not charges will be filed should be announced next week. since the investigation has come to light a chp spokesperson says harrington has had his law enforcement powers taken away. okay when you come to america, you have to assimilate a little bit. here in america, we don't eat frogs. >> reporter: the tour guide served up a vulgar racist rant as the double decker bus rolled through china town. at a rally late today, david chu said tour bus guides need

to under go sensitivity training. >> we need to make sure that tour guides are trained in cultural diversity. >> reporter: the ceo of the bus company has apologized writing, i deeply apologize to the residents of china town and san francisco for the conduct of the former employee. a standing ovation today for the hero in canada's parliament shooting. as new video emerges of the gunman just moments before he opens fire. >> and this place is bringing a lot of business and it may have something to do with its name. coming up i will tell you of two giant success stories in a live report.

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another look at the fireworks tonight above san francisco's waterfront. the final moments of a big party to welcome the world series back here to the bay area. san francisco isn't the only place you can find giants pride on display. >> businesses in the south bay are also doing their part to cheer on the home team. it's proving to be profitable. azenith smith is live where she found a barber shop named after the giants. >> reporter: here in south san jose, a lot of people are honking and yelling go giants when they pass this place. >> go giants. >> go giants. >> here we have barry bonds. >> reporter: rarely do you walk into a barber shop and get a

bit nostalgic. the owner's grandfather opened it. signs autographs from mays and other giants and world series memorabilia adorn the walls. they call it their own dug out. >> when i come over here that's all i hear about the giants. >> everybody is feeling it, the black and orange. they're making songs and videos it's a beautiful thing. >> reporter: on the other side of town is another story of giants success. over at cucui the store is making t-shirts. >> this is definitely overwhelming. >> reporter: since friday the store estimates it has sold 100,000 people. >> they're the team right now. they're hot. they're going for their third. it's exciting. it brings a lot of buzz to the bay area and i don't know it brings the moral up in the bay

area. >> reporter: the giants and the world series really a win-win situation for all of these businesses and back at the barber shop, i'm told fans come here, take pictures and they go inside and get a haircut. live in san jose, azenith smith. >> back at at&t park. there was a flurry ahead of today. every truck delivering goods to the ballpark had to go through special screening by homeland security. that screening including an x- ray of contents and bomb sniffing dogs. anyone who didn't have the proper credentials did not stop. then there's all that food, a lot of food. the concession company knows how much it needs but there's one difference for the world series. >> the big, you know change is probably merchandise within the building. the t-shirts, the hats, the commemorative items. >> reporter: all the businesses around the ballpark are also expecting a giant boost in

business. one pizza shop owner says he could see his sales increase by as much as 40% this weekend. new at 10:00, san francisco's twitter unveils plans to unveil a network. the project is the result of a partnership between twitter and compass family services which serves 3,500 homeless families in the city. >> we really want it to be a welcoming and nurturing environment where people can really learn and grow. >> reporter: the learning nest growing center will be located on market street right across from twitter headquarters. it's expected to open next summer. new video tonight of a gunman's rampage in ottawa canada. the royal canadian mounted police released surveillance video. today his mother released a

statement. she says she saw her son last week for the first time in five years and he seemed lost. he apparently wanted to go to syria. that accused gunman was not among the -- was not among the 80 radicalized canadians on the country's watch list. canada's prime minister says laws need to change to better track terror suspects. we have the emotional tribute to the man who stopped the gunman. >> reporter: parliament sergeant at arms clearly moved by his standing ovation. he's credited for stopping a gunman. >> lawmakers singing their national anthem before remarks by prime minister harper who says the company will not be intimidated by terrorists. >> our law and powers need to be strengthened. they need to be much

strengthened. i assure you mr. speaker that work that are already underway will be expedited. >> reporter: work getting done after surillo was killed. michael hadibo is being called the lone suspect in the attack. >> we do show some association with individuals who may have shared his radical views. >> reporter: wednesday's shoes shoes -- shooting comes after a man ran over another in quebec killing him. the obama administration says the neighboring countries must work together on combating terrorism. >> canada is one of our closest allies, partners and friends in the world and we stand shoulder to shoulder with them in solidarity. >> reporter: the men spopl -- the men responsible for the two attacks were born in canada and

recently converted to islam. >> reporter: police officers in oakland tonight went under cover as waiters but it was all in the name of charity. kinkade's restaurant in john london square set the scene for this year's tip a cop benefiting special olympics of northern california. officers served up great time along with tasty food. some of those officers taking part have been doing this for years. because they know what it means to be athletes. >> it's incredible. just to see the smiles on their faces. just to know that they accomplished something on their own and it's just, it's so positive. we get choked up thinking about it. >> all of the tips that officers earned at tonight's events will help special olympics athletes with free year round training and competition. i'm tracking a system that's going to bring us widespread rain this weekend. when you could see the heaviest amounts. >> a north bay duck farm searched after allegations of animal cruelty. the practices activists say

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residents in south western washington are clearing up after an ef1 tornado roared through the area this afternoon. officials say it ripped off roofs. members of the group secretly video taped conditions at a farm but a veterinarian searched the farm with sheriff deputies. and he tells rob roth he didn't see anything wrong. >> reporter: the video shows ducks stumbling and falling as they try to walk on wire mesh.

having their beaks burned from keeping them from biting others. the activist with the organization mercy for animals was working under cover at the duck farm and secretly shot the footage over the summer. >> we're calling on the district's office to place charges against the farm for allowing this cruelty to continue. >> reporter: it showed the video to the sonoma sheriff's department. investigators went to the farm yesterday but so far they've been no arrests, issued no citations or brought out any ducks that seemed ill treated. >> very, very clean facility. there's not animal cruelty out there at all. >> reporter: investigators asked veterinarian dr. raymond vupiper to accompany them on their search. he says he found no wrong doing. >> some of those chicks that were documented out of potentially hundreds of thousands of birds, are the exceptions. they are definitely not the norm. >> reporter: right guard sells

many of its ducks to chinese markets. mercy for animals says poultry animal standards need to be improved. >> the number of cruel factory that are still being legal despite the fact that they cause horrific and need less suffering for hundreds of thousands even millions of the animals. >> reporter: the burning of duck's beaks we're told is common practice. in petaluma, rob roth. the national park service is trying to track down a woman it says has been vandalizing park with her art. these are pictures of the paintings that were posted to instagram by a woman going by the name of caseynoket. they've found the paintings in 10 national parks and they

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night's game, royals players flushed with excitement got on a red eye to the bay area. players told to relax. >> it's a two hour time difference between here and there. not as critical but hopefully our fast balls are faster than theirs. >> reporter: st. francis memorial hospital sports dr. victor prieto says everyone can relate. you feel better if you get good sleep. >> it makes you think better. i think you perform better that way. you feel wet rested. >> reporter: the giants began consulting a sleep expert in 2010. advising when to send players to bed and when to travel for away games. >> it's working, three world series in five years so something is right. >> reporter: the world series can last seven games over 10 days and this year spans two time zones. doctors say sleep is critical to athletic recovery. >> the body needs to replenish

itself. repair itself, replenish itself mostly with the growth hormone. >> you feel sluggish and tired i'm glad they're taking care of themselves. yeah. go giants. >> reporter: the royals body clocks are naturally set for two hours later than bay area time. so game time for them may feel more like 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. doctors say there is a slight statistical advantage for west comb teams playing games at home. and that could increase into extra innings. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. more than 50 motorcyclists stopped traffic on interstate 680 and their illegal stunts were all caught on video. now chp hopes these video will lead them to the people involved. the video shows people popping wheellies. right in the middle of the pack one lone clp officer trying to

pull them over. eventually the officer realizes he is outnumbered and gives up. >> well definitely is brazen and i, i would feel unsafe. obviously. and you know they're putting not only their lives but other people's lives at risk. >> the chp officer did get back up eventually but by that time the group had exited the highway at mckey road and the chp says it became unsafe for officers to give chase on city streets. >> a new facebook app now allows users to chat anonymously. the so called rooms app is currently available only on apple ios operating systems. once the user signs up he or she can create discussion rooms about any topics that i choose. users can also customize the look of their rooms with pictures and videos. any information shared is public. also, while the rooms app comes from the facebook creative labs, it will not connect to facebook. wall street posted strong

gains today. the nasdaq was up 69. strong earnings from major companies including caterpillar and 3m helped move the averages higher. the u.s. secretary of energy was in the east bay today to help inaugurate a new energy storage facility. at the lawrence berkeley national lab. among other thing it is new lab will house research on battery performance and make advances in the technology. they also took part in a round table discussion on climate change. >> we're seeing impact now from global warming. and i believe that you know we will see national legislation that builds upon what the states have done. >> reporter: his visit is part of a multi state tour to promote the white house's energy policy. thousands of eyes were on the sky this afternoon as the sun slowly started to disappear. it was a partial solar eclipse. look at that. it unfolded about 2:00 this afternoon as the moon passed

between the sun and the earth. several bay area viewing parties helped people see the eclipse with proper eye protection of course. if you missed out there will be a total eclipse next year on march 20, 2015. >> that reminded me of a piece of cheddar cheese that someone took a bite out of. >> it really looks beautiful. gorgeous weather for the fireworks show tonight but things may be changing. >> get ready for saturday. the storms over the past few days, we can't call them storms. they've been fairly weak. but this one will be stronger. you see the main line, it's basically fixed up here. getting a few high clouds. right now the bulk of the cloud cover from sonoma to mendocino county as well. current numbers we do have partly cloudy skies. it is 63 degrees in san jose right now. santa rosa in the upper 50s and livermore 62 degrees. in fact, beautiful looking out

toward an orange coy tower for this evening. lit up all nice with the giants colors. for tonight we have this. partly cloudy skies it'll be a mild friday. the next system will be approaching the region. you know it's here that moves in first thing saturday morning. here's the over all weather pattern. there's a front developing offshore it won't be here just yet for tomorrow. friday, just partly cloudy skies. the southerly flow out of this front will boost our temperatures. lots of 70s out there and the wind speeds do increase out of the south as well around 10 to 20 miles per hour. here's the main event with this front moving offshore. rain returns first thing saturday morning and the chance of a few isolated thunderstorms as well. the rainfall rains for about .25 of an inch. possibly an inch for the north bay coastal film. look what happens saturday morning, the rain showers marching on shore. by 5:00, we're keeping a close

eye on game four of the world series. we'll have to keep an eye on that. once again there's a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorms. sunday good news we'll be dry. if you want the dry conditions for the weekend. forecast highs for tomorrow. lots of 70s out there. walnut creek 78. oakland 73 degrees. as i mentioned tomorrow one of the warmest days of the week. san jose 76. and san francisco 73 degrees. a look ahead your five day forecast with temperatures warm tomorrow. there's a rain cloud for saturday. sunday will be dry. so the main deal with this system coming in saturday we're going to have the morning rain push into the region and another round in the evening. hopefully we can push it back after the game. but we have to watch out for the rain chances tomorrow. fairly high. >> and those shots with the blimp it's going to be spectacular. joe is here now. just a little something going on this weekend? >> a little something.

i think you can say these are fun times. the world series swings into san francisco. after leaving kansas city early this morning the giants arrived in time to get a little practice time at their own home. the giants didn't get to their eighth and 9th inning guys because they were down 7-2 after the giants five run set. the uneffectiveness of strickland would seem to put bochy on the spot on who he can trust. if the players don't go deep in the case of hudson will bochy have confidence in his middlemen. >> our pen i know they've had a couple of hick ups. that's a tough game for them. last night. but you know, these guys are the reason we're here. we think we're going to be fine. it didn't go well last night. but that hasn 't happened very

often. >> the same things don't always win the way they used to. so that's when it started to become a little bit more, you know a little frustrating. we won, this one day you see this window starting to gradually shrink throughout your career. it was 16 years of that to get to the world series has been a long time. >> one other question mark is the health of tim lincecum. lincecum retired the royals in order in the seventh then appeared to do the same in the eighth when he went to the ground on this pitch to salvador perez. lincecum left the game with an mri. an important thursday night game in the afc west where the broncos are trying to separate from the pack and the sharks are happy to be back in the pacific time zone. but tonight take on a team that always gives them trouble. we'll be right back.

>> the same -- the sharks tonight played a team that always seem to have their numbers. after a period 3-3 here in the fourth. logan couture makes the steal and gets the back hander. nice effort by couture by the

sharks later allowed another tieing goal. then just before they were to head to overtime, hartnell fires with just three to go. two in the third for a 5-4 win. denver's coach john fox more on the bronco sideline tonight against san diego. a heavy discussion. then all is forgiven. sunday night peyton manning torches. tonight with his 30-yard throw to sanders. sanders had already caught a score pass for the bronco's first touchdown. then he got a third. manning would throw hard. three more touchdown passes for manning who adds to his all time nfl total now with 513. 35-21 the final. >> that guy is amazing. >> he's ageless. >> yeah, thanks joe. >> thanks joe. >> tomorrow is going to be an orange friday. we want to let you know our pregame show live from at&t

park we're both going to be there starts at 2:00 in the afternoon. >> look at that flag. the game is at 5:00 and that's when we'll break down all the action. we'll hear from the players, go giants.

oh, i forgot to ask. did it hurt? did what hurt? when you fell from heaven and landed on earth. i didn't fall from... oh. [ laughs ] because i'm an angel! [ laughs ] why are you so sweet? maybe just 'cause i'm so damn happy. today is jay's birthday. so i'm taking him to hawaii for a whole week. big suite in maui, just the two of us. got manny tied up in the backyard -- big bowl of kibble. [ chuckles ] i'm kidding. he's staying with claire and phil. this whole thing was a big surprise. i did it all myself -- the flight, the hotels. cost me a fortune, but it was worth it. cost me a fortune. in case i forget to say it a few hundred times this week,