president and ceo larry baer and his wife sam. [cheers and applause] . giants vice president and general manager brian saibian and his wife amanda. [cheers and applause] the wife of the skipper mrs. kim bochy. and let us now welcome distinguished members of the giants ownership group, charles johnson, david jenkins, trina and rob veen, tory and steven humphrey and allen baer. and we also joined by past giants owners. please welcome the family jamie and kim rupert and peter stoneum. also here with us today bob and connie laurie. peter and debbie mc clawlin. bill and sally newco. and now let's give it up for your giants training staff. david, mark and carl, and harold. [cheers and applause] [inaudible] your assistant coaches. shawn dun can, dave stone and the there will will clark. [cheers and applause] . and the manager for the past 54 years the legendary one, mike murphy. [cheers and applause] and we would also like to extend a warm welcome to all of the giants alumni that we have here today including former giants manager feleap laua and five of our hal

san francisco giants president larry baer was at the party. >> to have the world series in san francisco, it's just incredibly exciting. you feel like you have the world to your doorstep. and you kind of forget it's a baseball game! we have all the pomp and circumstance. then you got to guy playthe game. so we've been -- you got to play the game. so we've been good at playing the games. sometimes under a little duress, if we don't win it's goodbye, so that's tough. but this team has shown a lot of character. they play together, they want to be together, they play for each other of the that's a big deal. >> reporter: i didn't see any currently giants baseball players at tonight's party. i assume they're resting up for game 1 of the world series tomorrow. >>> if you want to go to game 1 tomorrow, it will cost you a couple hundred dollars at least. tickets are available on stub hub, listing the cheapest standing room only tickets at $250! the most expensive? seven thousand seven 90 $7,790! they're hot tickets, but they're available online if you have the money. and now, scott shows us how p

joining me, david kirkpatrick, bob baer on the phone, fran townsend. fran now serves on the cia external advisory committee and recently visited libya with her employer, mcandrews and forbes. fran, every white house relies on information from the intelligence community, getting the experts to help with what to say publicly. you also say there are times when mistakes happen, but you say you don't think this is a mistake. you think they knew more than they were publicly letting on. >> john, look, what we know is in that first 24 hours as americans were waking to this tragic news, that senior intelligence officials were in hourly contact updating the white house. as you pointed out, we don't know what was said in those conversations but i can tell you from having lived through these crises, you're getting a constant feed of what the intelligence community understands about what is currently going on and what has happened on the ground. they will caveat the information because of course in those first hours, there will be all sorts of information, some of

bob baer, as always, fran townsend as well. few in the senate have followed this story more closely than john mccain. he's been critical of security prior to the attack and the administration's handling of the aftermath. i spoke to him earlier today. >> cnn is now reporting that there were about 12 suspects with ties to al qaeda involved in this attack. have you heard anything more about it you can tell us? >> well, the thing i think of interesting news today is e-mails were going back to the state department and being distributed throughout the upper levels of government that this attack was taking place and it was probably by al qaeda. and so again, that brings into question, what did the president know and when did he know it and what did he do about it? both before, during, and after. that's why senator lindsey graham and kelly ayotte and i issued a letter today. the president needs to talk to the american people and tell them exactly what happened. there's huge confusion and contradictions. >> secretary clinton talked abou

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the giantses and become a critical part of this giants organization, the giants president laurence baer. [cheers and applause] >> welcome giants fans everywhere. hello to way back. look at this. wow! what do you say we make a habit of getting together like this every late october? what do you think? [cheers and applause] we all saw a lot of familiar faces and heard a lot of familiar voices on the parade route today. there were faces and voices which from february through october energized our players and coaches and manager and enabled them to bring home a world series championship. thank you. my favorite sign on the parade route was very simple. it said "san francisco, the happiest place on earth". and we're a happy place today because we see what a team can do in a two way love affair to bring a city and a team together as one. i remember when flying back from detroit on monday as the city flew over the beautiful city in the bay area we all in the giants family wish we could go door to door to blow kirbs to every one of you to return the unconditional love you provided us selling out

like isabella gardner, morgan identified with a renaissance predecessor, the great baer agostino chigi. morgan even installed in his study a brocade wall-covering with chigi's coat-of-arms. morgan's taste inclined to the decorative arts. he liked small, finely wrought objects. nevertheless, like other american collectors he wanted a raphael madonna. in 1910 he purchased "the holy family," which he hoped would prove to be by raphael. this picture is now knowto be a copy, but morgan's impornce as a collector of raphael should not be underestimated. he spent more than half his fortune on works of art and set the example that other collectors would follow. like mrs. gardner, morgan never succeeded in obtaining an autographed madonna by raphael. the first american to accomplish this was henry walters of baltimore. walters made a fortune consolidating railways and was reputed to be the richest man in the south. well-educated, well-traveled, cultivated, walters, like morgan, had a taste for precious objects. nevertheless, he felt it was important to include a raphael in his collection. in 190

incredible to watch baseball commissioner bud selig, will clark the ceo of the san francisco giants larry baer, and they decided that some of the biggest giants fans of all happen to be veterans of all eras. so they came today one on one, handshakes, meeting and greeting the people who fought for our country. they are going to have a special ceremony tonight for baseball veterans who served for the united states, tommy lasorda jerry coleman another big baseball legend and also going to have a show narrated by tom brokaw called the greatest generation, all this support, game 2 at at&t park before first pitch a very special ceremony for a local veteran here in the bay area. so it was a marvelous day. bud selig told us an interesting stat today. you know we have been talking about pablo sandoval making history last night with three home runs? >> sure. >> he said nobody is talk about the fact he broke another record. he is the only one to do it in three at-bats, three consecutive at-bats. >> three consecutive at-bats or one, two, three, right out of the chute? i'm not sure. >> one two three right

with me right now is larry baer, president and chief executive officer. brian sabean, senior vice president and general manager and bruce bochy, manager of the san francisco giants, and now to present the warren cgiles national league championship trophy, mr. bill giles. >> larry, if you know, you were two down not the division series, two down in the lcs. you had seven elimination games, and you won it all, baby! [cheers and applause] the never-say-die attitude of your team is a great tribute to their character, their determination and their will. and the fans are awesome! [cheers and applause] >> i congratulate you and bruce, brian. the greatest organization in the national league right now. now your goal is to beat the tigers, okay! [cheers and applause] >> it's my honor to present the warren c. giles trophy to the national champions, the san francisco giants! >> larry, congratulations. you faced so much adversity. how are you going back to your second world series in three years? >> first i want to congratulate the cardinals. they are a wonderful orga

. >> reporter: on the parade route with the giants president and ceo, larry baer. this is incredible. >> this is unbelievable. somebody had a sign, lawrence, "happiest place on earth, san francisco." that says it all. if that is true, that makes us proud. >> reporter: they are chanting larry. this is incredible. the players and the manager and hi

in exchanging he got a signed bat from pence and two tickets, get this, to larry baer's suite, the ce oft of the giants. good seats there. >>> coming up in our next half hour, another piece of giants memorabilia this morning. what the team is looking for and why the team wants it back. >>> one fan and one of the most memorable moments of the game. yeah, the most famous grandmother in the bay area. we'll tell you about her long-time connection to the giants coming up in about 15 minutes. everybody celebrating. >>> it is 4:36. we have a follow-up and new details in the murder investigation of a former east bay schoolteacher. the husband and wife arrested for the death of susie ko in her hercules home are right now on their way back to california to face charges for this crime. prosecutors in contra costa county charging darnell and tanya washington with that murder, carjacking and a number of other felonies. the two are being extradited from washington state. investigators say the couple killed ko inside of her home and then stole her subaru and fled to the seattle area. >>> it's 4:37.

baer that in mind while mortgages are still affordable. a lot of people thinking about home ownership over rental. one more to throw in here on the feel-good factor, beer sales are up. we have turned around three years of decleans. it seems americans are going out and buying beer and drunking beer. particularly from those specialty brewers. i had a look at the wine numbers just to see if they were losing out here. high-end wine sales are also higher. it seems maybe some of that trickle down from the housing market is finding itself into the bar tales. >> it cowl be viewed as bad news that everyone in the united states is boozing right now. jeoff cutmore, thank you. >>> the oakland a's were completing an unbelievable division comeback. 13 games out of the first place, now tied for the lead coming into the end of the season. >>> there's been a lot of dorky talk about, quote, zingers being released tonight by the candidates. jimmy fallon put on a romney suit. that clip an a check of weather when we come back. [ male announcer ] how do you mea

. >> reporter: the giants boss larry baer likes having such veterans around. >> baseball is so generational. you see so many grandparents bringing their grandkids to games that it affects the whole environment here. >> reporter: no one knows the ups and downs of the life like 79-year-old david. >> i been working all my life and i don't want to be in the house setting in a chair. >> reporter: it's not the best seat in the house but at least he is still moving. >> take me out to the ballgame, mike. >>> cbssf.com is your destination for all things giants. you can gear up with clothing from the fan shop, see the best sports bar for watching the games and follow all your favorite giants from our twitter wall. >>> paul, it was a nice night for a ballgame. >> perfect night for a baseball game. it started off iffy with some showers especially north of the golden gate. all gone. clouds all gone. here's a peek outside right now. it's not warm yet. that begins tomorrow. but another nature has started the windex process of the atmosphere. oakland 67. livermore 66. 64 degrees at at&t park. san jose 62.

today mayor lee presented the giants' chief executive larry baer with a paper dragon, suggesting the year of the dragon must have given luck to the team. tomorrow should be a day for all giants fans to remember. >> let's take a day just to relax, reflect and celebrate our heroes. >> reporter: given that more than a million people flooded the city in 2010, the mayor is urging anyone planning to come into the city tomorrow to take public transportation and to as bring their patience. >> we all want everybody to come down. but because of the sheer numbers, we ask that everybody look out for each other as a team would. >> reporter: the parade starts at 11:00 tomorrow morning at market and stewart streets, and ends at civic center plaza. market street will close between first and tenth streets at 9:30. some of the people who waited in line for more than 30 minutes today just to buy giants gear at the dugout store say they will be among the hundreds of thousands cheering for their team in the streets tomorrow. >> it is. it is very exciting. i'll probably be hoarse when i go home, screaming

. >> reporter: the giants boss larry baer likes having such veterans around. >> baseball is so generational. you see so many grandparents bringing grandkids to the game. it fits the whole environment here. >> reporter: and no one knows the ups and downs of the life like 79-year-old david. >> i been working all my life and i don't want to be in the house sitting in a chair. >> reporter: it's not the best seat in the house but at least he's still moving. these people are so inspiring, i don't think i ever want to retire -- really. what we're looking at is the other side of mccovey cove. it's like a sir ra painting out here. it's so cool. the colors are so vibrant. people are here to be near the ballpark. it's so cool. you don't have to spend $475 to get into the park. i don't know if you get a chance -- hopefully they will come back -- actually they will sweep. if they do, being out here is very cool. >> you know, it's just a full city experience. i mean, everyone that loves the giants can be near them. i think it's really great, including you. >> reporter: it's a ball out here. you just want

chase says the faulty reviews were done before it bought baer sterne. >> there has been a drop in absenteelots from our troops. it is not too late for those fighting for freedom to have their voices heard. james? >> the head of a nonprofit chalks up this year's plunge in absentee ballot requests to quote bureaucratic inner shaw at the department defense. >> they do well keeping us safe. sometimes with the social issues it doesn't have the motivation it has with other issues. they are focused on keeping america safe. i get that. >> state by state surveys show absentee ballot requests were less than half of the 2008 total. in virginia they are at 1 percent of the 2008 level. in ohio and north carolina this year's request were one-tenth of those four years ago. the dod relies on sketchy data in this regard. the pentagon has not spent the estimated 15-20 million dollars per year needed to establish the voting assistance offices that dod is required by law to set up at all installations. the record told fox news that it complies fully with the loss. >> it is the best it has ever been. we have a

bret baer is holding a special on the attack in libya tomorrow right here on fox. >>> the u.s. navy delivering a message to china as beijing increases the military muscle in the pacific. the uss george washington, it cruised through the disputed south china sea. that region, a source of tension as china tried to claim resource rich islands which are claimed by the countries of vietnam and the phillipines. our navy has stepped up patrols. right now, a fresh demand for answers in a scandal that rocked a certain government agency. we are learning who is facing the heat now over what secret service agents did in a presidential trip in columbia. >>> and this law professor said she was passed over a career advancement because of conservative beliefs. she sued her employer. we are waiting for a court decision . so what role does the personal belief system or politics have in the work place? we report and you decide. >>> bottom line, my client because she is a stanch conservative republican couldn't get a job with the university of iowa college. the faculty totally liberal discussed he

the doomsday scenario the baers picture now looking a lot more likely. craig smith says the president is playing with fire and we're the ones who stand to get burned. explain, craig. >> i think it's freightenning what happens her ne. these banks are correct in consensus with the imf, the cbo, and 14 of the 17 major economists in the world say it's not only a recession, but a severe recession, and as you and i talked about before, neil, i'm concerned about another downgrade on our debt. we need to continue to borrow money no matter how you slice this fiscal cliff, neil, it's horrendous for the future of the nation and for mr. obama, during a campaig stop to see he'd veto legislation ke this, it's just showing he has no concept how economics work, neil. neil: there's a lot of media attention today. it was not a fox alert t me in this sense cra that it's not new. he always sa this would be his fiscal holy grail and would not extend the tax rates, lower tax rates for the rich for another year when he did so back in 2010, it was with an understanding it would

. >> this is also the chinese year of the dragon, so mayor lee presented giants ceo larry baer with a paper dragon holding the world series baseball to symbolize the bold team work that the giants showed in winning the championship. ♪ [ music ] >> and today was a final tune- up for the archbishop riordan high school band for the second time in three years, the band is making an appearance at a giants victory parade. the band's leader says the musicians are hoping one of the giants ballplayers helps lead them down the parade route. >>> and the parade is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the foot of market street and then head up to the civic center plaza. mission street will also be closed from embarcadero to 9th street. and in the spirit of halloween it could be pretty scary getting around that part of town tomorrow. cbs 5 reporter ann notarangelo is at the civic center plaza. i understand you have some tricks for people trying to get into the city? >> reporter: well, we are making it a little easier but it's going to be a chore. this is where the parade route ends and where t

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. >> bob baer, i appreciate it.doun, please be careful. >> isha is here with the 360 bulletin. >> anderson, more than 20,000 previously confidential boy scout documents about alleged child molestation have been released. the documents identify more than 1200 boy scout leaders and volunteers who were banned from the group after being accused of inappropriate contact with boys from 1965 to 1985. the president of the boy scouts of america said the group is committed to protecting kids but acknowledged that in some cases, the response to allegations was insufficient. federal authorities say the man arrested in a sting operation for allegedly trying to blow up the federal reserve bank in new york wanted to, quote, destroy america. they say the 21-year-old suspect sat in a hotel near the bank and used a cell phone as a trigger to try to detonate what he thought was a 1,000-pound bomb. the suspect came to the united states on a student visa that bangladesh. >>> passengers on an air canada flight were asked to look out the

musical performance by beach blanket babylon and of course your favorites, giants president larry baer, bruce bochy, world series mvp pablo sandoval, ryan vogelsong and matt cain just a couple of the things that you can expect today but you can see they are already setting up. the barricades are set and we have seen a smattering of fans staking out their spots along market street so yes, the city has been working nonstop to set up the stage from market all the way to civic center plaza. the big challenge for fans will be getting here. as you look at the bay area transit groups, they say today they have all hands on deck. they are advising fans along with giants pride, patience will be eevention today. >> leave your car at home. walk, ride a bike, use public transit. >> reporter: if the celebration is anything like 2010's big celebration we can expect a million people to take part in the parade. the route starts at the foot of market street and go straight to city hall so you can see already that major stretch of traffic will be closed. mass transit is the best way to get there. bart wi

. >> brett baer interrupted the president of the united states 16 times during that interview.ut he wasn't disrespectful, was he? fox news shouldn't be giving anyone a lecture in civility. joining me now is former dnc communications director and msnbc political analyst karen finney. karen, good to have you with us tonight. >> hey, ed. >> sum it up. how did joe biden do last night? was he disrespectful? did he handle himself? was it over the top? >> you know what, ed? can i just say, what a bunch of wimps. last week when our guy didn't do so good, we took our lumps. we said it straight-out that the president didn't do so well. romney, you know, had a good night. we just took it and we moved on. what are these guys doing? they're like, wah, he was mean to our guy. how do they think paul ryan is going to do in front of ahmadinejad or putin if he can't handle sitting on the stage and having somebody call him on his lies? i mean, that's ridiculous. >> great point. karen, what's more disrespectful? lying to the american people or biden, the vice president, interrupting paul ryan? >>

giants president larry baer, bruce bochy, pablo sandoval will be given speeches. bay area transit groups have been hard at work with all hands on deck. they have been advising fans along with giants pride to be patient today. >> we have all hands on deck. we're not holding anything back. we're going to have every, single train that's available starting at 4 a.m. until the end of service. >> reporter: this is a celebration familiar to the bay area. so if it's anything like 2010's big celebration, we can expect about a million people to take part in the parade. so really mass transit is the best way to get here. bart plans to expand rush hour service for the entire day. there will be extra trains on the caltrain system and muni, also planning extra shuttles, and the golden gate bridge district is putting extra ferries on the schedule. here's a look at the parade route today. it starts at the foot of market street and go straight to city hall. that's where you will see that major stretch of traffic is blocked but that's not stopping giants fans from being here. you c

one of them was sitting in front of the batters with larry baer. inning and then i try to behind in my seat. >> your seats have been upgraded. you have been a long-time giants fan. now you have gone from the back to the front? >> that's just temporary. i was -- that first game. world series, i was running around different suites different seats talking to everybody making sure and then i had maybe enough time to see all the bats come out. >> do you want -- they would have to lose two games out there but would you like to see them clinch back here as opposed to detroit? it means more work for you. >> but as a fan, of course, i mean, we have been looking at the numbers and ted egan and the controller's office is saying if they come back, it will be closer to that 40 million mark rather than the 18 conservative mark. [ laughter ] >> always looking at the numbers. we have to protect the state budget. >> if they come back it's worth 40 million. and it's 18 million if they wind up in detroit? >> i think so. >> so the fan versus the fiscal -- you have 22

and jon baer said some are saying despite the 52 billion not bad. >> not so bad. it's way less of a miss compared to that earnings number that they put out, the 1175 versus the 15 and change for the street. >> is it a sandbag the way they usually do or -- because if they come in, anything with an 11 handle i think next quarter, then all of a sudden it's sort of -- all bets are off. then you have to reevaluate. i happen to think it's a sandbag. we'll see. and i think the stock action's going to tell you tomorrow's going to be a fascinating day. maybe it opens down eight bucks, closes higher. we'll see. >> let's take a look at shares of pandora plunging today on a report that apple is planning to compete with the radio service of its own. julia boorstin's got more on this story. julia. >> hi, melissa. i've been talking to various sources in the music industry. from what i understand, apple is continuing its talks with the music label to create a free ad-supported streaming service. michael was just telling me that the talks were ongoing. i reported on this stock in

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jpmorgan vowing to fight for charges tied to it take over at baer stearns.rew napolitano will be here next. tracy: first, like we do every day at this time, let's take a look at the treasuries. your ten year is unchanged and your 30 year, well, it is unchanged as well. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> i am robert gray with your fox business brief. republican senator chuck wesley of iowa is turning up the heat on treasury secretary tim geithner. the senator wants to know what geithner knew about libor manipulation and when he knew it. shares of metro pcf are soaring on news of a possible deal. media reports show it is an advanced talks. next september sales numbers. general motors posted its best september 10, 2008. ford sales stalled last month. honda just in, sales of over 29%. that is the latest from fox business. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ tracy: eric schneiderman slaps jpmorgan with a suit. this was before jpmorgan took it over. schneiderman spoke with melissa francis last hour. >> they engaged in a pattern of misrepresentation over a period of year