[ cheering ] congratulations to the san francisco giants. right now, thousands of fans are in the streets of the city, celebrating the third world series championship in five seasons. >> broken bat, base hit into right. one run scores. pence will go to third. the throw cut off and it's 3-2 giants in the 4th. >> that was pablo sandoval scoring on the rbi single by michael morse. we didn't know it it was, but that would be the last run of

the game. >> it was an awesome experience, being able to be out there for the last out in the world series. >> the giants star pitcher, madison bumgarner came in and took over. he pitched the last five innings, shutting down the kansas city royals for a 3-2 victory. ♪ [ music ] >> and then it was time to party, starting with the champagne shower right there in the locker room for the world champion san francisco giants. boy the giants got it done on the biggest stage, the biggest game of all, madison bumgarner is the world series mvp. hello again, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. it looks like san francisco is going to host the parade on friday. welcome back to our world series coverage. these are live pictures now from king street outside of at&t park. thousands of fans gathered in restaurants, bars, to watch the game, and when it was over, they spilled out into the streets to celebrate. other fans, appear to have headed to the ballpark after

watching the game to join the festivities. >> news chopper 2 caught these pictures of thousands of people on market street. some as you can see there had surrounded a couple of muni buses. we saw some folks jumping on and off of the buses. the top of the buses. these pictures were taken just about 30 minutes ago on market and 5th. police are out there in force, trying to prevent any violence from breaking out. they are rerouteing traffic to direct it away from that part of market street. >> we also have news chopper 2 live above san francisco's mission district. fans have taken over this area surrounding mission and 22nd. we watched them start small bonfires in the area, it looks like they're out now. we saw fans pouring into the streets. most of the celebration has been peaceful tonight. but we have had some reports that people in the crowd were

throwing bottles at the police. gunfire hit one person in the arm. before we check in with all of our bay area reporters, we want to go to kauffman stadium in kansas city. >> or sports director, mark ibanez has been there all night. he's on the field. what was the moment that stood out for the most for you tonight. >> reporter: without question, the final out. because i've never personally experienced, and i think i speak for a lot of giants fans, that acute sense of tension and nervousness when it comes in regard to a baseball game. it seemed like things were in hand. then alex gordon with the shot, first, early in the game, jeremy a affeldt came on to settle things down. did he get a defensive effort from joe panik starting a double play. there you go. the giants were in business as

he shut the door. then michael morse didn't overpower the ball to right field, but he drives in the go ahead run, and pablo sandoval had himself a night in what might be his last game. here is the last out. alex gordon at third base, two outs. all the pressure in the world. salvador perez with a pop up, and bruce bochy said that his pitcher madison bumgarner completely out of gas at that point. working totally on adrenalin, but the giants secure the world series right there. a happy bunch of guys. here's some of what manager bruce bochy had to say after the game. >> they continue to just amaze you. they were relentless. but you know, like i said, i'm numb through all of this. this team went through a lot

this year. with injuries came, pagan, morse. this has been a tough run. congrats to the royals with their year and a great world series. to do this on the road, really going against all odds. we kept hearing the odds, and once you lose game 6, you know, and the odds weren't very good on us getting this game. i keep thinking of the guys who hadn't gonen a ring. that's what makes it special. >> reporter: you just heard bruce bochy, but i've got him live, i think that's a better deal. as had set in at all for you? >> well, it's starting to. i said this earlier, i was number. what this club accomplished. these warriors i have, it really is incredible, the road we had to go down and things we had to deal with, starting with the wild card. we had to beat washington and st. louis, then we had to beat

the odds coming here. it really is amazing. bumgarner, historic. we rode the horse, and he carried us. >> reporter: kind of said, he's the john wayne of baseball, do you think that's an apt description in. >> i think so. i said this earlier, i stayed away from him in the 8th inning. i'm starting to feel a little tired. i didn't want to take him out. this team finds a way. i'm truly amazed by these guys. we have a special group here, they've been battle tested and they showed it tonight. >> reporter: final question. i know you're freezing, you're soaked with champagne. >> it's about 30 degrees. it's something i guess doctors can take care of. >> reporter: here you go, final question. will you ever give any thought in the next day or so, three world series championships as a manager, ever think about the hall of fame? >> you know what, i'll be honest, i don't think about it.

those are things other people, the press, whatever. i'm just very fortunate to be doing what i'm doing. i'm blessed to have a club like this, and ownership, brian sabean, who gave me so much support. you know, i'm just doing what i love to do, and i try to get better as a manager, learn, and try to do what i can to help these players. you know, i've got two beautiful kids, i'm so proud of, and of course my wife, i think she still likes me, but -- >> she's been away a while. >> reporter: i'm in a good place now. >> some fans said yesterday, have no fear, it's an even year. so there you go. congratulations bruce. appreciate your time. thank you, bruce bochy live here at the k as the giants bring it home again. yeah, there will be plenty of to talk about and a big old parade in downtown san francisco. mark ibanez, back to you guys

in the studio. i had to grab him, he was right here. >> he is so steady. never too high, never too low. let's compare this team to the former world championship teams. what's the difference between them? >> reporter: right, i think the biggest difference between 2010 and 2012 was all about pitching for san francisco. you had tim lincecum, a cy young award caliber titcher, -- pitcher, he was at the top of his game. if you can believe it madison bumgarner was the number 3 guy in the rotation. in 2010, he was just a rookie. this year, it was kind of scraping together a starting rotation to keep them in ballgames after madison bumgarner. it was kind of like madison bumgarner, and then you don't know what's going to happen after that. i think you saw a perfect example of that with the way

jake peavy pitched, and then tim hudson. it just wasn't the same level. that's the truth. they went from a stellar starting rotation, to holding it together with band aids, and getting the ball in madison's hands again. >> and they did it. mark ibanez together at the k the giants are world champs. >> continuing to soak it up. thousands of people packed civic center to watch tonight's game. this was the view, when bumgarner entered the game. you can see the plaza appeared to have an orange glow. she joins us now with more on the celebration. jana. >> reporter: julie, it was absolutely amazing being here. the fans have moved on. we were right here with the people in the front row, in front of that jumbo screen at that moment when they knew they got the world series title, the feeling was electric. at that one point, literally to everyone's surprise, sparks did

fly. the cheers were so loud at the civic center, it was like the fans were trying to shout their pride all the way to kansas city. >> i love san francisco, i love the giants! >> if the game's away, this is the place to be. the crowd, the energy, the excitement, this is san francisco! >> reporter: gave way to sheer joy. >> i'm a season ticket holder with my dad. i've been to as many games as i could this season. they're the best team in baseball, i love them to death! >> go san francisco, go giants! >> reporter: and big bang. fireworks shot up from right in the middle of the crowd, sending bright sparks in the air. from the start of game 7 tonight, the fans came ready. >> when you're a native, you put on your battle armor and come out and support your team.

>> reporter: fired up with hopes still blazing in orange and black. >> san francisco! we're not in kansas, baby! >> to the fans, we stick together, one unity! >> we both expect the teams are going to be great, but the giants are about true greatness. >> the torture. and then the sweet taste of victory. >> go giants! >> reporter: and sweet it is. you can see the civic center now, they're working hard to clean it up and get ready for the celebrations. over here, the stage where the jumbo screen was, that's gone, and they're working hard to keep everything boxed up. they have to move this to the other side of the civic center, they've already started putting up the platforms in front of city hall. what a night to be out here as one fan said it, being right here in the civic center at the heart of san francisco.

there was no better place to be tonight. reporting live from san francisco. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. now to ktvu's amber lee, she is in the mission. we've been showing the shots. amber, you're a bit up the street at 24th and mission. >> reporter: you can see these motorcycle officers just arrived here just a few minutes ago, a large group of officers on foot put on riot gear, and walked up the street presumably toward 22nd street. the crowd is getting larger and larger. it's just been crazy. people have been yelling, can'ting. fireworks have been going off. it appears people want to celebrate freestyle on the streets, and the party started as soon as the game ended.

[ cheering ] >> with bumgarner on the mound, we couldn't move. >> i can't believe it, every two years we won. i'm crying. >> that was amazing. it was a great season. they did great. bumgarner came in to close it out. it's a great time to live in san francisco. >> oh, my god i'm so excited. i can't wait for the parade. [ chanting let's go giants ] >> reporter: the cheers inside baby blue's barbeque restaurant started early, when the giants scored first, still, the nerves from yesterday's loss were fresh. >> my blood pressure right now, you know, i might have to go see the doctor tomorrow.

>> reporter: this man is celebrating his 41st birthday, by spending it among friends and watching his giants. >> anxiety. it's my birthday and the world series. a double whammy for me. trying to maintain, drink a lot of water, take it easy. >> reporter: the sizzle at the grill matched the sizzle of game 7. there's no question the love these fans have for their giants. >> we'll get it together. >> reporter: i just checked in with the police captain in charge out here. he tells me officers are responding to several incidents. i'm working on getting you the details, as soon as we have them, we will, of course, bring it to you. if you look over here for a second, we're going to show you the police that is just arriving here, right now, as we speak. like i said, the crowds keep growing larger and larger, and it appears getting rowdier as the night goes on. like i said, as soon as i have the details of the incidents

they're responding to, i will bring it to you. reporting live in the mission, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> ktvu's john sasaki is live outside near at&t park for us. hundreds of fans gathered there too to celebrate, how is it going from where you are? >> reporter: this is without a doubt a party. there's a gentleman across the street, in fact, two gentlemen now across the street being arrested by police. not clear what's going on in those situations. you can see a lot of the alcohol that's been confiscated from all of these people here, when they're drinking their beers, their champagne. even just shaking up the champagne and spraying it, that's being taken away, or confiscated entirely. live outside the ballpark here, you can see some fire here in the middle. there are bonfires out here as have been for a couple of hours now.

also, we've seen some professional grade fireworks going off. but what's even worse, is some of those fireworks have been set off on the ground. no telling whether everyone has been hurt. it doesn't appear as they were. as we can see in front, these people are thrilled that their giants won the world series for the third time in the past five seasons. so this is a very jovial attitude out here. the police out there with the riot gear in case things get out of and. they are backing up a bit as well. so things are definitely a party, but there is an aggressive nature to this party right now. the police did tell us, we might have to move for our own safety. i do want to show you one last thing, if we can back up. this is the t-shirt that is now on sale in the dugout. it says world series champions,

orange october. so this shirt, sure to be a hot seller all week. live here at at&t park, i'm john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. there are giants fans all over northern california, the celebrations go on outside of san francisco. from the look of things behind you, it looks calmer there in pleasant hill. >> reporter: frank, this is a very different scene than what you will see in downtown san francisco, but this was a great place to watch the game. this event put on by the city. hundreds of people out here. this is how they celebrated the win. >> sandoval! [ cheering ] >> reporter: dancing, cheering, singing. this was a family and community celebration of the giants world

series win. the emotion of that very scary hit by kansas city to put a player on third then the relief of victory. this crowd could barely contain themselves. >> oh, my gosh, that was nerve racking. i'm not even a big baseball fan, but you've got to jump on the bandwagon when it's something like this. >> oh, my god my mind is blown, i love the giants so much. >> the hit in the 9th inning. >> that was picture perfect. win in the last second. >> my hands are sweating a bit. >> reporter: unlike the bar scenes you will see in this city tonight, this place, it cleared out fast. most likely these families were celebrating, however, all the way home. pleasant hill, ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. plans are already being made now for the world series victory parade through san

francisco. it will be happening on friday, the day after tomorrow. the mayor's office says the parade will start at noon on friday at stewart and market. it will go up market street and then wind up at civic center plaza. you will recall in 2012, about a million people turned out for the celebration. members of the team took part in a tinker tape parade, and showed off their hardware in a huge celebration outside city hall. we actually got this photo of the floats being painted. you can see lots of orange and black, and the sugar skull that's become a popular scene for the team, especially around this time of the year. the parade of course is going to be on halloween day this friday. a change in our weather though could possibly bring some rain during that parade. >> we want to check on that.

chief bill martin is bringing the forecast. >> we've got rain, we've got halloween. a lot going on outside. big changes in the weather forecast as we go towards the end of the week here. these are the highs from today. this is as warm as it's going to get, not just for this week, but maybe for the year. i think these are the last mid- 80s, we're going to see. we're coming up on november. as this weather system begins to move in, you can see a few showers working their way towards the north. those showers are going to start to work their way south as we go into thursday night, and friday morning. right now, we've got fog sitting just offshore. that's going to push into the beach tomorrow. in response to this frontal system that gets in here. so current temperatures right now are in the 60s. upper 50s. overnight lows, are going to be kind of on the cool side. mid-40s and upper 40s. that's your bay area thursday forecast. temperatures slightly cooler

than it was today. then friday it rains. i'm going to have the giants parade, weather break down, and your halloween break down for friday. there is rain and it will mess with the commutes. the symbol of the giants crowning achievement, the presentation of the champion trophy. baseball commissioner bud selig presented the hardware to giants president larry baer, brian sabean, and manager bruce bochy. >> for the third time in five years which is really remarkable with all the competitive balance we have, to think you've won three championships in five years is really remarkable. >> he got choked up. the commissioner's trophy weighs 20 pounds, stands 2 feet high, and is made of sterling silver by tiffany. >> that was madison bumgarner about to get the mvp award for the world series, as you probably imagine after going 3- 0 in the world series.

an east bay t-shirt maker is busy tonight, ready to start printing world series championship shirts literally as the giants won. they look pretty busy behind you. >> reporter: yes, they are very busy. you saw the san francisco giants players wearing the official t-shirts. here is what they were wearing. is it says sf world series champions, orange october. about two dozen employees are here at studio 1204. they'll be working well into the night, creating these shirts. 20,000 shirts ready for tomorrow, and will be working until 9:00 a.m. that is 12 hours. i want to bring in waiverly sexton. you're a super fan, and you saw willie mays play. >> that's correct. i was around 10 years old. i used to drink my milk and there's a schedule on the milk carton, i would cut it on, and go to the games. it used to cost 25 cents, or 50

cents. it was very exciting to watch him. i was in the bleachers, and i've been a fan since then. >> you're actually wearing one of the world series championship shirts. how does it feel to wear this right now? >> i'm really excited. three times world series. what more can you ask for? when it hit 2010, i was screaming and yelling, and driving here, because i had to work. i had to scream by myself in the car. >> reporter: we really appreciate you being here. i know you're a little bummed because you can't be out celebrating, but thank you for being here and thank you for the interview. six other businesses like this one will be creating shirts, and will be available at the giants dugout, as well as other sporting goods stores, and the retail price, $25. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> a busy night for that t- shirt company. >> all night long. >> you're going to want to stay

with ktvu channel 2 news. much more coverage of tonight's game 7 win is coming up. >> a lot of folks out celebrating the giants third world series championship in the past five seasons, and we're following other news as well. live pictures here from news chopper 2, i believe that is mission street near 22nd. it looks like they're clearing out some of the crowd that was there. more coming up after this break. >> a social worker arrested, the accusations that now have him out of a job. >> warm weather will stick around, just a little longer. the highs expected tomorrow, and when clouds will roll in and bring rain. >> next, a doctor from sanford quarantined after treating ebola patients. the specific precautions he's taking, and why he's still allowed to leave his house.

and welcome back, we are continuing to cover breaking news tonight. these are like pictures from news chopper 2, looking live over san francisco, where thousands of fans are celebrating the giants world series victory. looking at live pictures from 22nd, i believe be and mission. the crowd is smaller than what we saw a short time ago. this is also the area, well, there's still, looks like, maybe that's a streetlight, i thought it was a bonfire there. there were bonfires in the street here, but a strong

police presence moved in. more people there waving flags, and just gathering around, spilling out around bars, and restaurants after that big win. there is one of those bonfires right now. >> amber lee is on the scene, here is a scene we caught earlier on the mission. we've seen this several times, several bonfires, even a small explosion on 22nd. that's where thousands of people poured out of their homes and bars following tonight's game 7 win. >> and look at this. here is tomorrow's front page of the san francisco chronicle. look at it. bold black letters. dynasty. the picture, madison bumgarner hugging his catcher, buster posey. more on that big celebration coming up in a few minutes. first, other stories making news tonight. california has now joined several other states, and is requiring healthcare workers who are returning home from treating ebola patients in west africa to be quarantined for 21 days. we've learned dr. colin bucks,

a surgeon from stanford is one of the first to comply with the new state rules. he recently returned from liberia. san mateo health officials tell us, this is purely precautionary, and dr. bucks has no symptoms. must take his temperature and communicate with safe twice a day. he cannot go to work for that 21 days alone. now facing similar quarantine when returning to california. ktvu talked to a sacramento doctor who is in sierra leone. >> reporter: california today imposed a mandatory quarantine on a case by case basis for any

worker who is returning after treating ebola. stanford surgeon colin bucks appears to be the first to be isolated under this new policy. he returned friday from liberia, and now cannot have contact with others for 21 days. in west africa today, while world cases are down, doctors say in cities, ebola remains an out of control wildfire. >> we're still on the increase. so this is still, the fire is burning hotter and hotter actually. >> reporter: sacramento kaiser doctor spoke to me and sent these pictures where he is organizing ebola efforts. in two weeks, he comes home to that mandatory quarantine. >> i'm not that concerned about it for now. >> reporter: he is familiar with the quarantine controversy, but declined to comment, saying he is focused now on his hard work ahead, which is to stop this epidemic.

>> everyone is rigorously practicing infection control. we don't shake hands. we stand two or three feet apart. we avoid high population density areas. we don't go into markets where people are shoulder to shoulder. i may get my temperature checked five or ten times in a day. >> he's confident he and his team will remain ebola free. fear, he says is a terrific motivator. john fowler, ktvu, channel 2 news. still to come, more on this big night for the san francisco giants. >> and a big night for their fans as well. >> party? what party? the cleanup is already underway. we'll show you what the celebration here looked like.

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outside of at&t park. thousands of people still set braille -- celebrating out in the streets tonight. police officers have been confiscating and pouring out bottles of beer and champagne. they had to move for security reasons, but john did show us, there's a strong police presence in the area watching the crowd trying to keep everything from getting violent. again, a lot of people still out celebrating in the street here at 3rd and king streets. ktvu's noel walker joins us now in a different part of san francisco. now everyone can exhale, and she joins us live with what it's looking like from there. >> reporter: i think some of the police officers you talked to left here about a half hour ago and went toy john is. it's a little bit lonely here. they're already cleaning up. no sign if there was a party here, even up to an hour ago, when i was enjoying game 7 with

some of my closest friends. thousands of my closest friends, then the crowd went nuts. the mood was set early, and the night could have gone one of two ways. effective new orleans style funeral. ends the season, or celebrating. a world series title. celebrations won. >> a little worried, but i knew they were going to have it! >> reporter: from the beginning, giants fans wore their hearts on their sleeve. >> i wore orange because of the world series. >> reporter: for any hot dog, orange october has a green tint. >> about $250 monday through friday. we should do about 1800, to $2,000. >> reporter: thousands of fans

packed the civic center plaza. the overflow crowd spilled across the street. >> i liking about here because everyone from the city is here. >> reporter: and into the grass, the obscured seats equivalent to the nose bleeds. >> it's important to be with the energy. >> reporter: it's tj ward's first year as a giants fan, but it runs in the family. >> my grandfather. fans back when they were in new york actually. >> reporter: the giants found their groove and their fans found their world series repeat. okay so this place is going to be cleaned up probably within the next hour, no sign that there was a party here earlier. people from dick sporting goods already came by here and gave us some official world series gear. i got my hat right here, i've been having some friendly texting back and forth with my cousin nephew who lives in kansas city, going back and

forth as we traded wins. tonight, he texted me, nice, enjoy, and congrats. >> sweet victory. noel, thank you. another hot spot for celebrations in san francisco tonight is near union square. >> ktvu's david stevenson spent the evening there, at lefty o'doul's restaurant. >> reporter: yeah, a party here right after the game ended. a peaceful celebration. folks in the city are enjoying at this moment. giants fans in lefty o'doul's bar, erupted in a mixture of pride, and relief, with the team's nail biting win. >> that last inning was unbelievable. my heart was up to my throat. >> i never gave up hope on my

giants. i knew it, we've got this. 3 in 5 years, baby. >> the series was incredible, the last couple of games were awesome. it was a great series. >> i've been a royal fan for a really long time, and watched them be really horrible. it's been so fun watching them fight for every single win. >> reporter: the streets of union square overflowed with fans, celebrating on the sidewalk and in traffic. there was more order inside the dugout store where giants fans cued up for the 2014 championship gear, that had been kept under wraps until the last moment. and again, another live look at the celebration here at lefty o'douls tonight. the streets of union square were overflowing with the celebration. it has calmed down a bit tonight. union service has been

suspended. that's gotten a number of people on the streets, a number of people looking for cabs to get home. but inside the bar, the party is continuing. david stevenson, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> sure is continuing, wow. >> we just learned from our crew back in kansas city, that the giants players, they're already starting to arrive home. we're learned they're expected back in the bay area between 3 and 4:00 a.m. >> they will land at sfo, and take buses back to at&t park. the way it's going, some of those fans may still be out there when the giants arrive at 4:00 or 5:00 tomorrow morning. back with more after this.

a bay area socialworker has been arrested for allegedly

having sex with a girl under his care. investigators say the girl came forward to tell them about the relationship. padilla worked as a social worker for eight years and had as many as two dozen people under his karat any time. >> take the allegation very seriously. our investigators looked into it, and unfortunately, they did in fact find a lot of truth. they found a lot of evidence to substantiate the claims. >> the head of san mateo county's human services agency said padilla had already been suspended for similar accusations. deputies from another county launched an investigation back in july. he has not been arrested in conclusion with that investigation. a man who was wanted in connection with a road rage shooting that killed a mother of four children in oakland last sunday was arrested late today in sacramento county. oakland police, elk grove police and the chp surrounded a home in elk grove. neighbors were told to stay inside, while officers took the barricaded suspect into

custody. the arrest comes four days after the shooting, which happened on 98th avenue in east oakland, the victim was 30-year- old pearl avina. she and her husband were coming back from the grocery store, getting ready to watch the raiders game, when someone opened fire on their car, following some sort of confrontation. oakland police plan to release more information at a briefing tomorrow morning. a motorcyclist was hit by a car, and rode hanging onto the hood for about a mile this afternoon. it happened at 42nd and international boulevard in oakland. police say the rider stayed on the hood until 35th and oakville. you could see the motorcycle still in the street. the biker was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition. our latest ktvu field poll before next tuesday's eye election shows jerry brown has a strong lead in the race for governor. the polls show brown is favored by 54% of voters, and that his support is broad based across a wide range of different groups.

his republican challenger is trailing with 33%. his strongest backers are voters who describe themselves as conservative. the only race for statewide office that appears to be still in play is the one for superintendent of public instruction. incumbent, tom torlicson has 28%. marshall tuck also has 28%. but 44% of voters say they are still undecided. coming up, we are going to return to our world series coverage right after the break. >> a live update on the situation there. there have been some bonfires and a lot of police. we're back after this short break. female announcer: you're on the right track to save big

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welcome back. more on our breaking news and the spontaneous celebrations popping up around san francisco after the world series win. >> amber lee is live. we talked to you about 20 minutes ago, and it was crazy. what are things like now? >> reporter: it's a little calmer, because police have moved people out of here. as you can see, there are still

people here. police tell me there's been a nonfatal shooting on valencia, and people have burned items. so far, one or two people have been arrested in this area for public drunkenness. tonight was a magical night, it's just too bad the game wasn't played at at&t park. regardless, there is nothing better than a game 7 win in the world series. >> here's a look at just some of them courtesy of sports director jason tupes. ♪ [ music ] >> brandon crawford silences the crowd here at pittsburgh with a grand slam! ♪ [ music ] >> in the opposite field, pence

back at the wall! ♪ [ music ] >> left, morse off the fence, tie game! >> travis ishikawa hits one into right! the giants win the pennant! >> in the air, to center, which back and gone! >> it doesn't matter if you're down, you can't give up anything can happen. >> sandoval delivers. one run scores! >> breaking ball flied into right. coming on, and he has the big catch. >> 3-2 pitch. fly ball into center, back is cain, this ball is off the top of the wall! one run scores.

empties the bases for two! >> sandoval double clutch, yes! and the shutout for madison bumgarner. >> it is game 7 of the 2014 world series. ♪ [ music ] >> 2-0. that will be deep enough to score hunter pence. it's 2-0 giants. here's one up the middle, panik, what a play! >> broken bat, base hit into right. one run scores, and it's 3-2 giants. >> i don't care if he strikes everybody out or gets hit. this is one of the coolest things ever. i want the ball! ♪ [ music ] >> the 2-2. popped up.

sandoval in foul territory, giants win! a world series win for the san francisco giants! ♪ [ music ] >> joe panik turning that double play. >> that was incredible. made it look so easy. i got chills watching that. >> so many great moments. >> because the giants won, we've got a world series parade that is going to be happening here in san francisco on friday, beginning at noon. what do you think? there's going to be rain all around the parade. there are rain forecasts for friday afternoon, friday morning peers. let's take a look. those clouds work their way in thursday night into friday. the current temperatures, lots

of 60s. here's the parade story. 62degrees. chance showers, parade is noon on friday. here's the parade route on market street. showers in the forecast. you've got to bring an umbrella if you're coming to this thing, or a pawn show. showers all around us. heaviest rain will have occurred in the morning, then there will be those scattered showers around noon time that will linger. by the afternoon commute, maybe a few more scattered showers. today turned out to be a nice day. tomorrow not a bad day, but slightly cooler. this high goes on friday, parade day, halloween, and this low pressure system kicks in. >> a nice looking weather system. now we're going to get one that's got some legs. not a huge storm, but it's going to get us maybe a quarter inch. maybe a half inch of rain in some places. that's more than we've been seeing for most of these systems. this is going to change. timing on this thing. we know tomorrow it's going to be slightly cooler, and a few clouds. here we are 7:00 tomorrow night. start to see the moisture in

front of this weather system. so a little bit of drizzle shows up tomorrow night, but not much. friday at 5:00 a.m. raining hard in ukiah. 5:00a.m., 6:00 a.m., now you're at 10:00 a.m. right? so 6 to 7 to 8 to 9 until about mid-morning, you've got rain showers falling in the north bay with scattered showers south. so your morning commute is wet. about time of the parade, it starts to clear out, and looks like it wants to stay clear for the afternoon commute, but the roads will be wet, and this unsettled system will remain in the area. what i would do is prepare for scattered showers. main rain is in the morning on friday, but prepare for scattered showers after that. we'll dial this thing in big time for tomorrow and friday. that's for friday at 5:00 p.m. then it goes into the mountains and drops some snow. definitely something to pay attention to. winter storm watch there be in effect in those areas.

4500-foot snow level, that's pretty low. forecast for tomorrow is for temperatures slightly cooler, halloween, i'll tell you what, kids be careful out there. the roads will be wet, and there will be a chance for scattered light showers. just stay tuned. we can't really get you the exact hours of these raindrops. friday is going to be a wet morning for sure. >> bring an umbrella to the parade. bring an umbrella when you're out trick or treating. bruce bochy said he was numb. i'm still a little stunned. some people thought they would never see the giants win a world series championship. now 3 in 5 years. its incredible. they really do now have to be considered among the dominant eras in the national league. here's what they're playing for tonight. 1979, the last time a visiting team won a 7th and deciding

game in the world series. giants and royals would both have to scratch for every run in this one. the giants broke free for three runs. the giants had the bases loaded with nobody outs. in front of belt, michael morse drove in one run with a sacrifice fly. with runner at the corners, brandon crawford gets the job done. the royals tied it with two in their half of the 2nd. then in the 3rd, off reliever herrera. morse muscles a hit to right. sandoval had three hits in all. the giants had a tenuous 3-2 lead. jeremy affeldt got the ball to madison bumgarner. bumgarner walked out of a jam in the 5th, striking out lorenzo cain. bumgarner would go 5 shutout innings on two days rest. a little drama in the 9th, with the tieing run at 3rd with two

outs. he gets salvador perez to foul out to sandoval, who fittingly made the final catch in what giants hope was not his final game in a san francisco uniform. the giants defied the visiting team odds in world series game 7's. the giants franchise with a total of 8 world championships. second in the national league to the st. louis cardinals who have 11. what a run it has been for this group. probably the most unlikely when you think about the way the giants were playing in parts of june, july, and august. mark ibanez joins us one more time in kansas city. this will always be known as the madison bumgarner world series. the guy really is something special. >> reporter: no question about that joe. i think this world series, undoubtably the most special. that's the main sense i got in the clubhouse, because it was so hard to obtain. you talked about the slumps in june and july. but check out the heart palpitating moment with two outs in the bottom of the 9th

inning, when alex gordon loops one to center. greger blanco has the ball bounce by him to the wall. when perez has trouble picking it up out there, the giants very lucky he only made it to third. then bumgarner settles down, nerve rackingly getting salvador perez to pop to pablo. that ended it. and the giants victorious and madison bumgarner, talks about the moment when he became an ultimate world series hero. >> you know, there wasn't really a whole lot of talk. you know, i was just ready. i knew probably if something happened early, there was probably a lot better chance of me getting in there. it did, and we got the bullpen ready. after that, time to prepare to go in there. it was as good as it gets. world series game 7. that's a pretty stressful one at the

same time. you know, we're just thankful for the opportunity, and we're blessed to have had the success that we've had. >> reporter: bumgarner cementing himself as a true san francisco legend, no question about that. from the k at kansas city. i'm mark ibanez, we'll get it back to you, joe in the studio. see you at the parade. >> mark, safe travels. you can always say you were there. the giants have done a great job for a month now, bridging us into the next sports season. the warriors opened the steve kerr area tonight, beginning right here in sacramento. golden state with a 13-2 run in the 3rd quarter, to take command. green will run the floor, passed to andre iguodala for two. the warriors make kerr a winner his first time out. right now, it's all about the san francisco giants. >> all giants all the time. >> this is such a historic night in the bay area.

still a lot of activity taking place in san francisco. >> usually we would be signing off, but we're going to stay on the air to bring you more of what's going on. we'll be back in two minutes. see you then.

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