royals take game three. >> a disappointing outcome for giant fans as game three of the world series goes to kansas city. final score 3-2 royals. and welcome back to ktvu's world series coverage. i'm gasia mikaelian in tonight for julie haener. >> hello again i'm frank somerville. so if the giants are going to win the world series they're going to have to return to kansas city to do it. they just couldn't do it today. our team coverage starts where

else but out at the ballpark. mark ibanez out at the field where torture returned tonight, mark. >> reporter: yes, the giants have been tested like they never have been at least in this last little run of theirs in 2010-2012. in both those soar -- in both of those series they were ahead but didn't have to overcome. but that is the case if they're going to be the champs this year. and like in game two, the 6th inning did them in. alex gordon touches him for an rbi double. and then they bring in the left- hander javi lopez and his job get left handers out. however he was not able to do that. kansas city first baseman eric hosmer with the shot.

and the giants finds themselves downgoing into the 7th inning. shot down the left hand line and that's going to score crawford with the giants first run. later in the inning morris would score on a ground ball by buster posey to cap the deficit to 3-2. you're thinking man they have three more innings to get it together. it was not to be. 3-2 your final. yet nothing but giant optimism in the clubhouse despite the 2- 1 deficit. you will hear from michael moorse who delivered the giants only extra base hit of the evening. michael morris. >> like you just said, can't win off of two games. in the clubhouse, that's where these guys are so professional. from the quality of their bats to the end. we don't give up. it's a beautiful thing about baseball we always have tomorrow. so we're going to go out tomorrow. we have bogey on the mound.

he's been, unbelievable in the postseason. and you know we're going to give him some runs and play hard. >> all right, tomorrows however are running short for the giants. jason vargas will throw for the royals against vogelsan of the giants. as close to a must win situation for the san francisco giants as you can possibly get. you wouldn't want to even think about getting down 3-1. knowing that you would have to go back to kansas city and win not only sundays here but two games in kansas city to wind up with this world series championship. that's it for now at at&t. we have more highlights for you later in sports and also some more stuff out of giants clubhouse as well. >> thank you, mark. of course it is a disappointing outcome for giants players and for many of the fans in the bars and living rooms all across the area. debora villalon where you

watched with fans tonight. >> it was still fun. it was still exciting even with the loss. after all it's the world series. everyone came with the same vision win this one, win the next two then up and -- then pandemonium at home. people poured out of here disappointed. >> i'm kind of sad, but i'm still hopeful. you know, they're our team and we have to keep rooting for them no matter what, they played their heart out. >> reporter: there were a few early cheers like a tim hudson strike out when the royals had just one run. there were many more groans as the game went on and one became three. giants still scoreless. >> i think it's going to go seven. i think it's a good chance it'll go seven. and it'll be fun. >> reporter: fun these fans don't want to win this world series they wan to close it at home. >> excited.

optimistic. hopeful. we're ready for our third ring in five years. >> reporter: patience rewarded when finally the giants made it a 1-run game in the fifth. action may have been heard downtown at the clubhouse. these fans as intense as the ones in the stadium. but some say it's easier to manage the stress here. >> i just feel that i can get nervous with my loved ones but not have to worry of all the pressure of being in the game. >> reporter: this couple traveled from seattle transplanted san franciscans. >> we miss the area, we miss the team, we miss the area. we're glad to be home. >> we bought our tickets for a game tomorrow so we have our gloves and we're hoping to catch a foul ball or better yet a home run. >> we have tomorrow. we have home advantage and we're going to win. we're going to win tomorrow. we got this. we're going to take it from here. this is it. they're not going to win any

more. >> that's the confidence the no quit spirit as these fans say they share with their team. so many of them will be back here tomorrow night. grabbing seats early before seat deep at the bar. >> thank you, debora. now to amber lee she spent tonight with both royal and giant fans at lefty odoule's. >> it's very loud out here. because there's a live band right over here. there's still plenty of baseball fans here, both giants and royals but it's obvious which team won and which team lost. >> let's go giants. let's go giants. >> i believe the royals took one from us tonight.

it was a good game. it could have gone either way. i'm bummed. >> i just think that it's a bummer we're not going to win it in san francisco. we'll just have to win it on the road again for the third time. >> reporter: watching world series baseball provided the perfect backdrop for a chance meeting in a crowded bar. >> you just showed up. >> reporter: these two were former little league teammates and high school classes fromk ansas city. >> i haven't seen him since 92. and he recognized me and i recognized him at a san francisco bar. that's pretty cool. >> we're celebrating our 60th birthday. childhood friends. >> ishikawa, hits one into right. >> reporter: tonight was also special for the giant fans from oak dale who caught ishikawa's ball in the game that got the giants to the world series.

he caught up with him he was invited by the giants to throw tonight's ceremonial pitch. >> i'm excited. nervous of course. i want to represent my team and my city well, i was born here. >> reporter: now they're looking forward to the next team, each hoping their team will prevail. >> world series baby. all three games. we're going to end it on sunday. we're going to close it out on sunday. >> i don't know about that. >> i was here in 2010, i was excited in 2012 but i need this one. >> their biggest disappointment is their team will not be clenching the world series title at home. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you amber. now to ktvu's jana katsuyama. you got the game out before the

ballpark. said they wanted to be close to the action but didn't have a ticket. >> reporter: some people don't realize you can see the game for free in some parks. if you can get a spot at the promenade that's great but only if you can afford it. the place to get a look at the action is right across the clubhouse at mccuvey cove. a crowd of giant and brewer fans moved up the area. >> if i had $1,000 i would be inside. >> this is definitely worth it for me. >> i can see home plate and the pitchers mound. >> reporter: some people

brought binoculars, a box or bucket to stand on. >> this is a $500 seat right here. you can see free with this thing. the binoculars you know. >> i'm standing here and seeing everybody coming out supporting the giants. >> reporter: others came with radios. >> i want everybody to hear it. >> reporter: it's a group called the not hold game, a nod to the old tradition of games taking petes through knot holes in old fences. others wait for hours for a turn inside at&t park special viewing spot. just feet away from right field where they can watch up to 3 innings for free. >> the next best thing is to be here in the city. awesome. >> i come up here just to be part of the experience. >> some fans even brought gloves just in case someone hit one out of the park. it might not be box suites or an executive suite for die-hard fans it's just as sweet as being inside. >> you get out here and get the fresh air and all the people

out here it's cool, you know. >> reporter: and we did see a lot of police with their canine units. the security outside on the walks just as tight as the security inside the park. reporting live from at&t park, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the giants are hoping to bounce back tomorrow for game four of the world series. the game starts at 5:00 weather permitted. we will keep the conversation with our postgame show right on through the 10:00 news. as we were talking about there is wet weather moving toward the bay area and that could affect tomorrow's game. >> meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking the time line. what do you think? sw-z -- >> we just saw 10 minutes ago the tarp being rolled out on the field. so the crew is getting ready for the game. clouds and gusty winds out there. our live storm tracker 2. we have a cold front approaching the region. with that some southerly winds really on the increase. that happened tonight, that will continue to be the case

for tomorrow. the winds blowing in out of the south, that will really push the ball closer to left field. now here is the forecast for game four as we do have that coming up for you. we're talking about the chance for showers at least about a 40% chance. it will be cooler and winds around 35 miles per hour. here's the forecast model. the heaviest rain moves in saturday morning. we'll continue to put this into motion. some breaks in the action but look what happens by 5:00 we're tracking rain showers to the north and by 7:00 this particular forecast model, generating showers closer to san francisco. so i'll just keep a close eye on the forecast for tomorrow. because we're still talking about the chance of a few rain drops. a warning about scammers preying on giant fans. the trick that could allow thieves to profit off of world series social media posts. and golden gate bridge tolls keep going up. but it may not just be drivers paying. the step taken today toward charging walkers and bikers

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the string of crimes. >> reporter: the chaos spread from sacramento to auburn and the man hunt lasted six hours. for reasons unknown, the gunman shot four people killing a deputy from sacramento county and another deputy in neighboring placer county. >> reporter: this is the suspect bound on a goruney on his bay to the hospital for treatment after a day of violence. two deputies approach a suspicious car on this motel parking lot. a man and woman inside, the driver opened fire. >> at least one of those rounds struck deputy oliver in the forehead which caused his death. >> reporter: deputy danny oliver. his partner fired at the car which sped away. moments later an attempted carjacking at a near by neighborhood. >> the owner of that vehicle did not fight back against the attempted carjacking and was

himself shot in the head. >> reporter: that victim was taken to the hospital. a second carjacking of this white mustang followed. you can see a handgun in the passenger seat. then a third carjacking of this red ford pickup truck. a massive search moved from the original scene in sacramento north up interstate 80 to auburn. that's where two placer county sheriff deputies located and approached a red pickup. they were both shot. michael davis jr. father of four was killed. >> michael was 42 years old. would have been 43 next wednesday. marcelo marquez hit inside an auburn home before he was arrested. >> i think there's those people that would say you know what, i wish he had killed him. no, that's not who we are.

we're not him. >> the other placer sheriff deputies were shot in the arm. he'll be okay. it is unclear what injuries the suspect suffered also unclear the motive that led to all of this. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. the placer county sheriff revealed a piece of news that only added to the tragedy. turns out the father of davis was a sheriff deputy in river side county. he was also shot and killed in the line of duty. it was on the same date 26 years ago. the governor's of new jersey and new york are ordering a mandatory quarantine for travelers who have had contact with ebola patients in west africa. tonight a health care worker returning from west africa with a fever has already been quarantined at newark airport in new jersey. the first american nurse to be infected is free out virus and out of the hospital. john fowler tells us she met

with president obama. >> reporter: the dallas nurse, the first person to get ebola on u.s. soil visited the white house today. got a hug from president obama. and another from the head of the nih who declared her free of the ebola virus. >> i am on my way back to recovery even as i reflect on how many others have not been so fortunate. >> reporter: 33-year-old dr. craig spencer tonight is in isolation at new york's bellview hospital. he treated patients in guinea. returned home last friday, road a subway, went bowling, road a taxi, and stopped by a restaurant. >> we have a full coordinated effort that has been working literally night and day. >> reporter: crews decontaminated spencer's apartment. his fiance is also reportedly

being monitored. new york officials insist there's no risk to the public. >> we've had clear and strong protocalls from the beginning. >> reporter: ebola remains a threat to u.s. national security say some. and the best way to help this country is help west africa where the ebola epidemic remains out of control. john fowler, ktvu news. nurses unions are calling on congress and the white house to step up safety procedures for the people caring for ebola patients. this is the first appearance of ebola in the western hemisphere and the preparedness is rapidly ramping up. >> we are extremely serious on our focus of protecting americans health secure. the best way to do that is to

stop the ebola outbreak in west africa. >> authorities want a ban to prohibit people traveling from west africa to the u.s. the university of california says all five of its medical centers are ready to care for ebola patients. that includes a hospital in san francisco along with uc hospitals in los angeles, sacramento, san diego, and irvin. the california nurses association disagreed and says nurses need more training and safety equipment. at this time, there are no confirmed cases of ebola in california. we have high clouds moving in the bay area right now. still waiting for the rainfall but that will be moving on shore first thing tomorrow morning. here's our next system this area of low pressure here. that draping cold front approaching our coastline. in terms of the rainfall right now it is approaching cape

mendecino. also increasing will be the wind speeds at last check winds not extremely strong but a bit of a breeze out there. oakland airport winds out of the south at 14 miles per hour. some more reports sfo winds out of the south at six and in san jose you can see winds around 8 miles per hour. forecast headlines for this next system, rainfall will be in the order about .1 of an inch in the south way. could be approaching .3. windy with winds approaching 20 to 30 miles per hour and some lingering instability behind the main front will boost at least the chance of a few isolated thunderstorms. now in terms of the winds as i mentioned they'll continue to pick up. as a result we have a wind advisory to come up. that begins at 3:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. this in place for the coast and the hills with the winds increasing with a gust could be approaching 45-miles-an-hour. once again, we talked about this earlier with the giants

forecast. the heaviest rain expected first thing tomorrow morning with the frontal band at 7:00. you will see another wave developing that could generate a few showers into the afternoon hours. coming up at 10:45, we'll take a closer look at your sunday forecast. let you know if the forecast remains in the weather outlook. more coverage of the the world series and how tonight's game helped lift the spirits of young fans no matter the outcome. the party thrown for them at ucsf children's hospital. up first though, a stunned community lights candles tonight after a deadly school shooting. what we're learning about the 14-year-old gunman. look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of

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a community in washington state are in mourning after a freshman brought a gun to the school and opened fire. hundreds gathered in marysville this evening to show support

for the victims. the male student killed one and injured several others before turning the gun on himself. police arrived within minutes and began a sweep of the school. authorities later identified the gunman as a freshman named jaylin fry eburg. he was on the football team and had just been named freshman king. two of those wounded are cousins of fryeburg. >> we have kids all over this community that know the kids involved and our hearts are with them and their family. this is a true community tragedy for the marysville tualip community. >> three victims are in critical condition tonight after being shot in the head. police haven't yet discussed a motive for the shooting but a student says freyburg recently got into a fight over a girl. human repains found last

week near uva are those of hannah graham. the 18-year-old disappeared about one month ago. the last man seen was graham 32- year-old jesse matthew is under arrest tonight and charged with abduction. police in new york city say a hatchet attack on officers yesterday was an active terror act by a home grown radical. this video shows thompson rushing toward four rookie police officers with a hatchet. the other two officers shot and killed thompson. police say he was a navy veteran and self-radicalized his online postings called for a violent jihad. a decision tonight about moving forward on a new toll plan at the golden gate bridge. walkers and bikers both sounded off today as the plan to charge them for crossing the bridge came to a close. >> later a dangerous pest discovered in the south bay. the threat it poses has

prompted a 99 square mile quarantine zone. >> a party inside the ucsf, the special treat to lift the spirits of young patients. >> you can get ktvu news to go, download the app, click that live icon and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device.

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party it was a much needed escape for a few young patients at ucsf children's antioch hospital for treatment. >> i love buster posey because when i played baseball when i was younger i was catcher. >> reporter: andrew is from eukaya. he suffers from a painful condition that may require surgery. >> it's kind of tough that i get to watch it here at the hospital with the tvs. so i'm all good. >> it has been tough and i look at him and he goes through so much, so, like i said he's my hero. >> reporter: the gathering lifted the spirits of patients and their families giving them a chance to get out of their hospital rooms and share the fun of the world series with other fans. >> it's a little bit more excitement when you get to share in the craziness of the play offs and world series. >> reporter: they were originally supposed to be about 15 patients here at the viewing party, but turns out most of

them were discharged earl littler and allowed to go home to watch the game. >> it means they're doing better and get to go home on antibiotics. >> reporter: for those here, it made watching the game special. the crew held up signs with people battling cancer. it's all part of major league baseball's stand for people battling cancer. you can find the link on ktvu.com. >> that was a powerful moment. the golden gate bridge district decided to go ahead and study charging for the

pedestrians and bicyclists on the bridge. >> reporter: dozens of people showed up to tonight's meeting at the board of directors they're upset about a proposal that would allow the bridge district to study the idea of charging people a toll to walk or bicycle across the golden gate bridge. everyone who spoke urged the board to take the proposal off the table. >> i just don't see where it's going to be economically helpful to put obstacles in the space of people who are demonstrating healthy, physical, emotional environmental health. >> you're creating a whole new type of revenue collection. it's really unclear how you would do that. >> reporter: the district is facing a $33 million deficit over five years and has to do something to close it. charging a toll to use the sidewalk is just one of dozens of ideas the district is studying. no actual amount has been discussed. but in the end, the bridge district made up mostly of

elected officials from san francisco, marin and sonoma county voted 10-9 to keep the possibility of a toll on the table. >> there are ways to actually make it be beneficial as a souvenir of the bridge. there's lots of ideas out there. >> reporter: any idea on a sidewalk toll probably won't come for some three years. >> there is one toll that is definitely going up. beginning july 1st, drivers will be paying 25-cents more to get across the golden gate bridge. at the golden gate bridge, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. michael bloomburg is putting his own money to the sales tax on soda. bloomberg is putting $200,000 into ads for berkeley measure d to appear during the world series. that measure only needs a simple majority to pass. the former mayor tried and failed to ban oversized sodas in new york. several states aren't happy with california's new law

concerning the sale of eggs. starting in january, the state will ban the sale of eggs layed by hens that are kept in cramped cages. the law requires out of state sellers to comply with the new standard. today, six states filed an appeal of a federal judges ruling upholding the ban. those states say the law will cost their egg farms hundreds of millions of the dollars. people eating at a taqueria are out of the hospital and recovering tonight after an automobile disrupted their meal last night. a driver stopped outside of the taqueria when she accidentally accelerated and drove right into the restaurant. the woman who was struck and killed by a motorized cable car yesterday has now been

identified as 68-year-old priscilla morreto. she worked in the city's office as a senior tour guide. it will conduct an investigation into the collision. this is video from one of the body cameras of one of the newark offices. the woman crashed head on into a tree. the 55-year-old resident of union city was unresponsive, wedged. >> and the car was on fire. but the three officers managed to free her and get her to the hospital where she is now in stable condition. police say that the woman may have been speeding. light spread rainmaking its way toward the bay area. i'm timing the latest system and how much wet weather it could bring. >> destroying a dangerous pest before it destroys the south bay citrus industry.

the quarantine now in effect.

a 99 square mile section of santa clara county is under

quarantine. ktvu's ann rubin has details on efforts to kill a bug before it kills the trees. >> reporter: they're wasting no time. state and county officials are spraying every citrus tree after a pest moved in. >> we think we caught the infestation early. >> reporter: it was found on nine trees. they've been placed on a quarantine. >> we are hoping to kill every one that is here and keep it from spreading. >> reporter: the bug itself isn't dangerous but the disease it often scaries can be. it carries something called citrus greening. citrus growers are worried. >> we kind of -- kind of figured it was a matter of time before it hit florida. >> reporter: florida has

already suffered damage. the state of california has set aside $25 million to keep the bug from coming here. >> the bug doesn't make us nervous, but the bug carrying the disease makes us very nervous. >> reporter: there's no cure for the disease. thankfully it has not been spotted here yet just the bugs. they're often brought to a new area by accident. >> we want to try to get the word out to people to please do not accept cuttings, trees, anything from outside the bay area. >> they believe with lots of spraying and an abundance of caution they can keep these citrus trees healthy. the disease has only been detected once in california back in 2012 on a single residential property near l. a. california growers hope to keep it that way. ann rubin, ktvu news. the k smart store in san leandro is closing. the stores at washington avenue about 100 workers will lose their jobs. k mart is owned by sears which

is closing 100 of its stores amidst falling revenues. one real estate expert says that property can be attractive to other businesses. the contra costa times is reporting the u.s. postal service has confirmed the facility in austin way is under contract but has not yet sold. the postal service has declined to identify the potential buyer. amidst outcry that building was put up for sale in july of last year. the city could still file a lawsuit to stop the sale. wall street markets had the best week. the dow rose 127 points nasdaq up 30. reports of strong profits from microsoft lifted stocks. the employees say they've been subjected to disrespectful treatment by the company and their union is currently in contract negotiations. the picket line started around 4:00 this morning but waste

management said the trucks were able to come and go at their regular times. workers say they will continue with the picket lines until they have an agreement with the companys in more coverage from at&t park. we're gone to rejoin mark ibanez and hear from one of the giants who is staying positive despite tonight's tough loss. >> meteorologist mark tamayo's bay area forecast. hell -- he'll tell us about the rain that's on the way. >> and returning to normal but we did meet a couple of people with fascinating stories. we'll hear from them coming up. made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew 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.

san francisco's skyline bathed in orange tonight as the city by the bay hosts the world series. today's big crowd are pretty much cleared out by now.

the giants find themselves blind -- behind in the world series for the first time but thiseam has shown it can come back. john sasaki live now, you had a front row seat where tens of thousands of fans many disappointed came out. >> there were a lot of long faces leaving tonight. you can see across the street at momo's there's hardly anybody left here anymore. you get to meet a lot of interesting people with unique stories and i met two of them earlier today. in the crowd outside the ballpark we met a bay area native and lifelong giant fan who now lives in alaska as a member of the united states air force. mike mondelino missed the last two world series because he was out of the country serving his

country. and he had to come down with his very tired out son. another fan is a man who brought this car, a car that his father built. >> power wheels, painted it all orange and placed decalls all last night and we're here now. >> everyone's expression is unique. no one else has it. as a consequence they found the ability for people to be their personal best. >> and two more notes, one about the gentleman from alaska he told me he actually did tend the world -- did attend the world series in 1985. he was there when the

earthquake hit. and the father that built the car, says he is working on one for the 49ers. everyone hoping for the personal best from their favorite giant for tomorrow night. ktvu, channel 2 news. in the mad rush to world series tickets you may have the urge to show them off. not a good idea. a lot of people take pictures and postthem to social media. we're being told you shouldn't do that. you officials recommend keeping tickets for yourself.

never post selfies, or flash them to brag about them. lots of sunshine for today. no rain drops just yet but here is our live camera. for tonight high clouds, rain mix coming back for tomorrow. and then sunday will be cooler. now as far as the winds, winds will continue to increase in the short term and we do have that wind advisory in place. the coast, up the hills this begins in a few hours at 3:00 a.m. with winds gusting approaching 45 miles per hour. in terms of the expected rainfall, you see the most, that's typical. this is pretty good soaking for

san francisco. .39. san jose .93. you get the idea the amounts begin the taper off as you work your way to the south. a very well defined area of low pressure here in the pacific. there's that cold front marching closer to our coastline. for tonight more clouds and some gusty winds. we talked about the wind increasing out of the south. on saturday you can count on rain first thing saturday morning and then some off and on showers into the afternoon hours and once again there's a chance of an isolated thunderstorm as well. here's our forecast model. the bulk of the showers first thing tomorrow morning. chances beginning to back off by tomorrow night. sunday will be completely dry with partly to mostly sunny skies. tracking the forecast for games four and five, we talked about the chance of showers for tomorrow. about a 40% chance and then on sunday we're expecting partly cloudy conditions. forecast highs for tomorrow, a bit cooler for today.

we're thinking 60s and lower 70s out there. 70 half-moon bay. here is the five day forecast, we're watching that big rain cloud for tomorrow and that chance of an isolated thunderstorms. we're going to cool things off into sunday. if you like the warmer temperatures you will like the monday, tuesday and wednesday forecast. back up into the mid- and upper 70s. we'll keep a very close eye on the radar tomorrow. >> and a brand new ktvu umbrella to debut tomorrow. >> is it orange? >> it's black. because we learned today orange doesn't work. >> no cheetoes tomorrow. >> the game start off with so much promise but right off the top, kansas city scores and it deflated the crowd. >> funny how that happens but seven day series. there's no avoiding it. we're going to get it out of the way. when the world sere -- series

is is tied. nobody in the giant clubhouse cares. every game is a new game. as frank mentioned the fans all fired up as the games shift to at&t for game three. the royals got to them in the sixth. gordon hits it over everybody. that will score escobar and kansas city has a 2-0 lead. and kc wasn't done. two batters later, javier lopez to face hasmer. the birthday boy hasmer right up the box. giants have some fight in them though. they finally get to jeremy guthrie in the sixth. michael morris, pinch hitter extraordinary. a couple of pitches before this, he hit one that still has not landed but it was fouled so he had to double for a double.

brandon crawford scores makes it 3-1. posey adds a ground out. davis strikes out a pair including joe panic. in the ninth all star greg ends it. that is the second for holland that's already a record. they are 5-0 on the road this past season. guthrie the stanford product gets his first world series win. mark ibanez back at at&t where the tarp is on the field tonight. however it was the royaling raining on the giants parade, mark. >> we just hope there is a parade eventually. got to get to that. giants will have to take care of their business of course back in kansas city. you mentioned what i thought was the key of this game. giants very much thought they were in this ball game trailing 3-2. after those three runs in the bottom of the 6th inning.

but wade davis comes in. joe panic is no match. and that's the set up guy. because their closer is even tougher. he has seven saves in the postseason. greg holland looking lights out. giant fans were ready for a bottom of the ninth rally. hunter pence a little come backer. and say good night. michael morris had the only two base hit one of the giants labors atfeld an eternal optimist of course. >> we're down 2-0. we came back. now we're 3-1 against st. louis and came back. i mean, we understand we have a lot of work to do. and we also know we're capable of doing it. >> jeremy afeld right there. giants left-handed receiver and they have work to do as he mentioned but it's far from

over, obviously. 2-1. and tomorrow ryan vogelsan for the san francisco giants. in the meantime from at that time where yes the tarp is on the field, but just light rain is expected. they're going to get a ball game in. back to you scott. >> we look forward to that, thanks mark. what? there were other sports tonight? oh yeah, as a matter of fact there were. a high school football game of the week and a friday night special at levi's stadium. we have cal and oregon lighting up the scoreboard early and often.

if you like defense, hopefully watch baseball and not football tonight because with cal and oregon defense figures to be optional. two of the top scoring defenses in the nation. true freshman charles nelson he runs officially 58 yards but with all the cuts it was probably more than 158. second punt return for a score this season. at last check 59-41 the ducks leading cal. high school football game of the week mission of san jose and american. elijah brooks 59 touchdown sanford. this was a blow out american 46- 7 over mission of san jose. giants-royals game four tomorrow night. >> scott. thank you. we want to keep the conversation going tonight. we're moving our world series

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