for now, let's head back to comerica park in detroit.that's where wayne freedman just spoke to some extremely excited giants fans who were there to witness the world series win. wayne? >> by contrast comerica park is quiet. well, this is detroit. they lost. the lights are still signing, but they are out for the tigers and shining bright for the giants. imagine being a fan who traveled across the country to witness this. you are looking at a little bit of san francisco that took over comerica park. it was a frigid evening and feeling no pain. >> the environment is surreal with the cold and the rain and the sleet. >> everything was totally worth it. >> do you believe this? >> no, it is still like a dream state. out of respect for the detroit fans, i didn't want to jump up and down on my feet. >> there are two world series wins for the giants in three years. two after decades of frustration from fast to riches, but not an embarassment of them. >> a sweep is the same thing anywhere, baby. i was in exit text with a panda hat on my head, come

for now, let's head back to comerica park in detroit. that's where wayne freedman just spoke to some extremely excited giants fans who were there to witness the world series win. wayne? >> by contrast comerica park is quiet. well, this is detroit. they lost. the lights are still signing, but they are out for the tigers and shining bright for the giants. imagine being a fan who traveled across the country to witness this. you are looking at a little bit of san francisco that took over comerica park. it was a frigid evening and feeling no pain. >> the environment is surreal with the cold and the rain and the sleet. >> everything was totally worth it. >> do you believe this? >> no, it is still like a dream state. out of respect for the detroit fans, i didn't want to jump up and down on my feet. >> there are two world series wins for the giants in three years. two after decades of frustration from fast to riches, but not an embarassment of them. >> a sweep is the same thing anywhere, baby. i was in exit text with a panda hat on my head, come

in contrast, fans at comerica park get a couple locally made beers on tap. detroit is a blue collar beer kind of town. >> that is a thinly veiled backhanded slap. i like a variety. >> thanks for being with us. join us tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. we will leave you with the giants flight that they took to detroit. - liz, there's something wrong with pete. [overly dramatic music] ♪ - oh, my god, is he dead? - i--i don't know what happened.

bocci went through a brisk afternoon work out at comerica.cutero.. 336 in the post season 5:07 of the game three. they are trying to go up a three-nothing. this is how it went there is everything here. and 40 degree butter. jacqueline bennett. the last that we heard from her 40 degree -- weather. >> that is correct. 2-0.... >> i would rather think that that is just a number. >> we are definitely not not taking this for granted we want to play the baseball the we have been planning for the past 60s. try to win as soon as possible for the past-'60s-- >> they have a good chance we are wanting to play just like we did last six days. we need to keep going there is no time to relax. >> pablo sandoval and scutero and pablo is hitting 714 and batting practice deep into the retroit night and jr stone has been doing a great job and spoke with bocce. >> they have a great time to play well. i really think that it has been contagious with a couple of guys sandoval and scutoerl. but the pitchers have been doing really well with barry zito and baumgartner.

stone. >> 3-0 and we could see a sweep at comerica park in detroit.ever i spoke with the giants players and they are modest. they know how hard it was to get here and how hard it will be two. >> you kind of have to catch lightning in the bottle. i got that " from berkeley. we have been taught at the right time. to feel like we can get it done, one way or the other. >> it is very fitting it is definitely our style to play. we are a 3-0 cannot ask for more. >> many of the giants players passed over and over can you taste the champagne? as the question kept coming up in the locker room they kept saying just one game at that time, one game at a time. reporting in detroit, kron 4. >> we are in the bay area acting like begin to east the champagne as people are out going for their morning we can begin to almost taste and champagne--chance giants fans and our solo reporter, mike pelton is out there taking in the fanfare. >> as you mentioned, plenty of fans outside at at&t park. you may even think that it is halloween everybody is in orange and black open thei

more from comerica park coming up. >> the one time i won't be rooting for sanchez. baseball lovers have a lot of super superstitions. we will hear from ryan vogelsong and a ritual. check out our website and look for the giants link at the top of our home page and tune in tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> when it comes to halloween, a treat can be more scary than a costume or a monster for children with diabetes. they are helping local families getting in on the fun. we will start by thanking you for being with us. you have an event, a pumpkin-carving contest that is sugar free. >> it is and our children are allowed to have children, but we have to cover it with insulin. we let them have a normal live and do the things other kids do, we have to monitor it more. >> the pumpkin carving is an opportunity not just to get in the holiday spirit, but be with other people going through the same challenges. >> yes. we have try to have events once a month. it's an opportunity for kids to come and see how they manage their disea

casey pratt here at comerica park for nbc bay area. >> thanks so much.cast sportsnet california brings you sportsnet central october quest. pregame one hour before every a's game. postgame coverage starts immediately after the final out. that is sportsnet central october quest on comcast sportsnet california. that's a mouthful early in the morning. >> october quest has the nice ring to it. we've got the a's, we've got the giants. let's get that world series. >> you know what, or the yankees. if it's going to be the giants, let's have them beat the yankees. we're all for the a's and the giants. temperatures are running cool this morning. we've got a lot of low cloud cover out there. we want to start with this live picture of san jose, mostly cloudy conditions, but not too bad just yet. as i've been pointing out, we'll see the most widespread fog the next couple of hours. i'm expecting a downright phenomenal sunrise this morning at about 7:05. as we get closer to that time we'll show you the live pictures. 56 degrees in stinson beach. you're at 58 in oakto

wayne freedman was among the fans who flew to comerica park. >> do you believe this?>> no, it is still i'm in a dream state out of respect for detroit fans i didn't want to jump up and down in my seat. >> sweep is the same anywhere. i was in texas with a panda hat on my head, come on. >> the giants fans in comerica park watched in temperatures in the 30s. they say it was worth it. >>> let's see how your commute is going. >>> good morning. fog is the factor this morning. it comes up quickly and very thick. you can see a bit of a haze this is the macarthur maze, traffic flowing nicely, 85, 80 and 880 into the bay bridge toll. see it is very light here, metering lights off, a bit of a haze on to the span right now the fog there light. eastbound 4 at loveridge roadwork lanes shutdown detoured off then back on eastbound 4. westbound looking good out of antioch towards pittsburg, less than 15 minutes on that drive, central valley towards livermore there's your drive there, looking good at this hour, at&t park 280 northbound king street off-ramp closed from cleanup from last

she's all loaded up and ready to go in comerica park where rain is coming down.it off, though. you're a game time warrior. >> reporter: absolutely. we are out here rain or shine. the giants are expected to hold a work outlater today but they have to be feeling good about themselves as they come in up 2-0. very different from the last series where they have been playing catchup. we know just how well they have been playing at home but as for at home, it couldn't have gone better for the giants in the first two games. madison bumgarner last night just dealing. we saw him in 2010, scoreless innings then and picked up right where he left off, extending that scoreless inning streak to 15, tied for fourth longest all time. >> it definitely feels better an a lot less stressful. we can't stop pushing or we'll find ourself in the same position we've been in. so we've got to keep pushing until it's over with. >> reporter: meanwhile a scary moment for tigers pitcher doug fister who took a line drive off of his head in the second inning. it was recommend nichkt of when brand

but before there was a rocking comerica park, there was tigers stadium. here it is now, the tigers left in '99. the stadium was demolished in 2009. home plate's still here. for guys like ty cobb, ted williams and babe ruth hit his 700th home run from here. those who appreciate the park's 87 year history come back to take pictures and even toss one in the strike zone. but according to david mercy, the city doesn't want them to do even that. mercy's group, the field grounds crew comes in to keep the field from becoming a field of weeds. >> a group of us decided we hated to see it in that condition. and so we took hadders into our own hand and started to come on to the field and cut the grass and pick up the garbage and do our best to restore it to -- to the field of dreams we remember it as. >> reporter: this is a picture of mercy at home plate last year. flanked by tall weeds. they are getting no help from the city. it's neighborhoods and buildings in disarray with little budget to spend, to raise awareness, major league baseball endorsed a billboard sized

fred inglis joins us from comerica park.have been hard to find anyone on tuesday or wednesday that would have said they would be one game away from winning the world series in a sweep, huh? >> reporter: we should have suspected, joe, they appear to be much hungier and more aggressive than the tigers. talk about vogelsong, 24 and two-third innings allowing just three earned runs. a matter of fact it was in the bottom of the 1st in, the double play by prince fielder. their no. 4 hitter is 1 for 10. detroit loaded the bases in the bottom of the 5. vogelsong with one strike-out and swams the triple crown winner miguel cabrera. sergio romo, 1, 2, 3 inning in the 9th to ensure the shutout. gregor blanco today was the standout. >> that is because i try to wait for the ball, every single ball that is hit to me and i always try to be able to make the catch. >> reporter: at the plate, too? >> yes, at the plate. that is my job and i'm thankful to the giants for letting me be here. >> i didn't think my stuff was as good as it was in the

. >> reporter: and the clouds rolled over comerica park, but the a's and tigers got in the workout.red parker will be the game one starter against the tigers, justin verlander. >> he has been pitching well here recently. you know, both of them, we've given them a little bit of rest during the season. i think the fact, the way jared has been pitching we'll keep him on his regular routine, was the final decision. >> it has been huge for us the last two weeks, so honestly, i'm honored. but i just want to move on and get ready and be prepared. >> parker is the only rookie to start for the athletics in game one, he is also the second youngest pitcher to start in the coveted game one at comerica park park, i'm kate longworth. >> bottom of the ninth, baltimore up, 5-1, bases loaded, two outs for rangers, david murphy flies out the left. the o's win, 5-1 and they advance to play the yankees in the alds. over to the cardinals and brave, bottom of the 6th, st. louis, up to shadow left there, get this. the infield fly rule was called at that point. it would be the brave's undoing, cards go on

dicy in detroit where the a's will be taking it to comerica park.arps have been remove and that's a good sign. the showers are clearing and partly cloudy conditions and 7:00 p.m., it will be on. sfrin degrees and a little bit on the breezy side and nice and comfortable. as we head throughout the next couple of days, not a lot of change when it comes to the temperatures. this area of low pressure brought in a lot of cool air. we won't break out of the 70s until tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. tuesday into wednesday, that area of low pressure gets nudged over the bay area. we are expecting our first significant showers of the season. the good news is that will hold off until the events are over. even columbus day looking fantastic. you will notice though, i like the giants. she likes the a's. >> i like the giants too. i want a big world series again. so with you on that. this is pretty exciting for us. >> thank you very much, christina. the life of the rich and the famous, how about the rich and young? we meet internet entrepreneurs making it big in

out here it's been mostly quiet here at comerica park with good reason with the giants' lead. but somehow, this crowd, they have to hold on to some kind of belief that they can pull this one off. now, among the america crowd, somewhere in that detroit sky, i'm not sure if he's the most impassioned fan, but he's certainly one of the tallest. we're talking about the mayor of this great city, former pistons' great dave bing. all right mr. mayor i know you're going to play with me a little bit. but if you and justin verlander were walking down michigan avenue, who would sign the more autographs? >> i'm sure justin would at this point. [ laughter ] >> reporter: hey but you know you had the better jumper. >> yeah -- but he throws 101, 102 right now. so -- the kind of night we're having tonight. weather-wise, if he were pitching it would be tough. >> reporter: how about this series? i mean -- how -- how great has this been. not in the win loss column it hasn't been great for detroit but just in the little time that we've been here the ground swell of excitement behind the team. >> i

lawrence has you live in detroit at comerica park. you get some champagne.e meantime, we want to go back to stephanie trong. she is in the milddle of a ginormous, very happy crowd. >> it is very happy, as you can tell. the second world series championship in three years. this is a crowd that has been waiting for this moment all day long. the first people actually got here at midnight last night to get a good spot. as you can tell, i have been swept up. diane, what can i say? it's crazy, it's crazy. >> it is absolutely crazy, and you're surviving it and enjoying it. all right, you know what else we want to do if we can, i'd love to get over to kimberly terry. she is going to be -- oh, no, look at that. we see brody zabrildo. can you hear us? he's busy, all right. a lot of stuff going on, a lot of people having a great old time. hey, brody. hello, brody. all right. you're good? he's saying he's good but he can't hear us because it's so loud there. brody, if you can hear us we'd love to hear what you have to say about your experience, too. he's giving us the th

. >> 43,000 at comerica. planning the detroit tigers. and playing with coco crisp.g the lead off and it is the first post season. from 1989 a little bit of trivia. and quentin. . to the first base with cured parker cannot handle that. and two-one = it detroit tigers. that is all the would need. alex. the solo shot. parker began the season with a five-rookie starting team. three-one = detroit. with just one and some great help from his defense. josh. and some territory. justin was just off today he strikes out brandon moss. and josh looking and then it josh donaldson also looking. seven-one. and he struck out with just 11. we will go to the top of the eight with a runner on first and detroit. he is trying to tie it up but it just gets the warning. and if the tigers close he clothes for -- spitting to the left, and is bidding to the right. close you clothe >> he certainly got better as the game when there will hopefully we can get one in oakland. but that is going to be a bit rocky. >> the game two. with perhaps nine and a half hours a way to watch the oakland a's. th

we go live to comerica park. people always want their team to win at home. i think they'll take it if they win tonight. >> reporter: i like to see them win at home. giants fans haven't seen this ball club celebrate in a long time on their home field. they want to get it done in detroit. they know how momentum can shift just like that. another stellar pitching performance last night from ryan vogelsong. unbelievable to watch the pitchers in the postseason. in the last six games they won, starting pitchers have only given up two runs. that's unprecedented. matt takes the mound tonight to try to nail it down. >> of course you can watch more of the giants on comcast sports net after the game. east bay, fans were cheering on a hometown hero. giants short stop brandon crawford. >> reporter: it's a dream come true for brandon crawford who is now part of the team he grew up rooting for. >> a stud. i think he's just a great player. >> a short stop has made a name for himself in major league baseball. in pleasanton where he grew up, people have been watching him for y

pouring rain here at comerica park.e the rain came in, the tigers and the a's took the field for their workouts. tomorrow it will be jarrod parker who gets the start against the tigers' invest stin verlander. parker is the first rookie in athletic history to start in game 1 in the postseason. he is also the a's second youngest pitcher behind vida blue to get the nod for the coveted first game. although the right hander is a rookie, parker has the composure of a veteran. >> it means a lot, obviously. i don't want to put too much into it and make it out to be a huge, huge thing. we know it's a big game. and every game from here on out is huge. they have been for the last two weeks for us. so, honestly, i'm honored and what not, but i just want the move on and get ready and be as prepared as i can. >> reporter: and going up against the tigers' potent lineup, jarrod admitted to me that the a's may appear to be the underdog. but he said he really relishes the fact that all season long the a's have been kind of the david vers

teachin let's take a peek at their work out in comerica park. they're expecting temperatures to be in the '30's an the tigers have to win. when you fall down by two games of good luck. chichen let's remember that he had three home runs in a game carry it chic. we have have not hit well but it was our pitchers that did good. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. will take a live look at--the sign a shine off the water and it is looking pretty a side. chich teac chi chi trick teac and teac. the giants are in detroit preparing for game 3 of the world series. kron 4 is the only local station that is there as the players and coaches got off the bus to head into comerica park. >> j.r. stone followed them to detroit. teac \ series game 3 is the talk of the town. it will be anything but quiet this evening at 5 07 pacific time. iwe were the only san francisco news crews there was there when they got off the bus on friday and they arrived here in detroit. they took batting practice and then they went to the hotel to rest up for tonight's big game. i talked

that was jamie from comerica park. about a pitching rotation that is probably all coming back. one of the best in baseball, probably the best in baseball. why couldn't they repeat again? before we look ahead look back and show you how they got there and how they became world series champs for the second time in three years. one win from the world series trophy as the night began. pick it up in the top of the second, brandon hits it off the right field wall. hunter pence scores. a triple for belt. his first hit this series. main agent on the hill for san francisco. bottom three, one on, miguel cabrera, opposite field two-run home run. he didn't put it where posey wanted it and as a result it was 2-1 tigers their first lead of the series. top of the sixth, one on for buster posey. quiet a little bit in the world series, right? but quiet no more. a two-run home run to left field. 3-2 san francisco back on top. bottom of the sixth, two outs for young. he was the mvp of the alcs for the tigers. a solo home run to right. gam

we are outside of chimerical par comerica park.ou can see that tarpons that has been put over the field. the giants finished their practice and the coaches stated that they're ready to go. they will be right back out here. >> ithe giants fan's are compeconfidence but cautious. fans tell me that they do like the lead that the giants have but it is too soon to start celebrating. >> out in san leandro the sheriff department announced that they arrested two teenagers do to the murder of a woman named barbara. the two of them to their rope and together they struggled this woman to death and then there returned to ri set her body on fire. they took the guns, money and jury. >jury.jel--teachi and another big story here in oakland the chief of police and city officials announced on friday that several teams will be out on the streets of oakland in all in part of reducing crime in oakland. officers are expected to hit the news that the-- i did a right along with a commander and he stated that because of the cutbacks in the department he is

. >> well, giant fans obviously vastly outnumbered here at comerica park, but none happier as they see a third straight shutout. >> let's go giants! >> reporter: and the bay area cheering section was a noisy one after tonight's victory. they were shouting one more win and we want a parade, already tasting that second world series championship in three years. on the other hand tiger fans rally towels are starting to look like the white flags of surrender. the crowd got quieter and more deflated with every inning against stellar giants pitching and fielding and they never got transaction. this game was tiger's misery, but giant's jublation. >> i see it going five or six games, but i'm taking the giants. >> we had to be here and we're going to win it again this year. >> reporter: they play great on the road, too. so i don't think there been a problem. >> remember in texas? we won there and won it in texas years ago and we can do it here, too. >> to be part of this, absolutely. that is what we worked for all year, to maybe get the chance. >> reporter: some sad, stunned tiger fans at comeri

dia muy especial para el equipo de la bahia, nat sound --- wait for cue ---jugando en el parque comerica de detroit, el venezolano marco scutaro se convirtio en el heroe al impulsar la cuarta carrera de los gigantes en el juego que ya se habia alargado hasta la decima entrada... ---los gigantes lograron el campeonato al ganar cuatro juegos consecutivos, una barrida, contra los tigres de detroit... topvo blanca ---hace poco menos de una hora, los jugadores y la directiva del plantel aterrizaron en el aeropuerto de san francisco. ---la celebracion por ganar la segunda serie mundial en 3 aÑos se extendio por algunas horas en la ciudad de detroit. ---despues fueron trasladados en camion hasta el parque at&t donde ya los esperaba una multitud ansiosa de verlos. cesar ---pero la celebracion en el barrio latino de san francisco tomo un giro violento... blanca ---anoche, los eventos imprevistos para celebrar la victoria del equipo de casa... take vo ....repentinamente se convirtieron en manifestaciones donde hubo actos vandlicos. ---la policia respondio enviando equipos anti- motines para calmar

we never dreamed we'd be here. >> but they are, in comerica park, watching their son and son-in-law on the field, every game now the next biggest of his life. >> we look at him and he is just brandon to us, but to everybody else that looks at him, they look at him, wow, your son is a major league player. >> how do you keep all that from getting out of control? >> oh, oh, we're just country folk. we don't let that go to our head. >> maybe just a little. boy!special occasion like this. >> when darrell says that's my boy, he means it, all of us, including darrell, looked at his 24-year-old son on the stage tonight but in his heart he still sees the one-year-old who could hit the heck out of a baseball. from detroit, abc-7 news. >> ama: you can tell by looking at wayne it's cold in detroit. so how will the weather be for game four? let's check in with leigh glaser. >> leigh: going from temperatures in 70s and 80s to the bay area to upper 30s to low 40s there. chilly definitely. live doppler 7hd showing clear sky over detroit right now, but let's get to the forecast for game four tomorrow.

capacity crowd at comerica park watching justin verlander. coco crisp has been hot.d off with a homer to right. first in the post season. and in a flash verlander settled down. cliff pennington, one of his 11 strikeout victims. to the third. big play. a little tapper. parker tries to glove toss it. backfires, infante scores. bottom five, parker leaves a fast ball up. avila makes him pay. solo shot. 3-detroit. parker, six innings, five strikeouts, detroit wins 3-1, and lead the series. game two, 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> most good starters you try to get to them before they get into their rhythm. he certainly had -- got better as the game went along. velocity picked up like it does with him. but a lot of times your best opportunity is early in the game. >> mike: we'll take a brief time-out before we talk college football. stanford and arizona with a wild shootout, and cal puts the [ male announcer ] this is the opposite of subliminal advertising... there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. w

capacity crowd at comerica park watching justin verlander. coco crisp has been hot.with a homer to right. first in the post season. and in a flash verlander settled down. cliff pennington, one of his 11 strikeout victims. to the third. big play. a little tapper. parker tries to glove toss it. backfires, infante scores. bottom five, parker leaves a fast ball up. avila makes him pay. solo shot. 3-detroit. parker, six innings, five strikeouts, detroit wins 3-1, and lead the series. game two, 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> most good starters you try to get to them before they get into their rhythm. he certainly had -- got better as the game went along. velocity picked up like it does with him. but a lot of times your best opportunity is early in the game. >> mike: we'll take a brief time-out before we talk college football. stanford and arizona with a wild shootout, and cal puts the >> mike: homecoming weekend in college football. standard -- standard -- stanford on top, 34-33. arizona up seven. trying to pull away. scott to miller. ten-yard strike. stanford drives down. fourth

we start things off with comcast sportsnet's jaymee sire at comerica park. jaymee good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it definitely has the feeling of 2010 when the giants went up two games to none on the texas rangers and ended up winning the world series in five games but what a performance last night by madison bumgarner. he was bounced from the nlcs rotation but worked on some mechanics and last night extended his winning streak at 15. that is tied for the fourth longest. >> buster did a great job, defense did a great job. we had them positioned right and it worked out. >> reporter: and the giants managed just enough offense last night to come away with the win, including the most perfect bunt by blanco in the seventh inning that did lead to a run. game three coming up saturday night. ryan vogelsong against anibal sanchez. voc vogelsong. we know how well that worked out last time. >> jaymee, thank you very much. >>> now that the sear reeds is actually moving to detroit, what the giants plan to do. >> there's actually a lot of things. some will hit t

we never dreamed we'd be here. >> but they are, in comerica park, watching their son and son-in-law on the field, every game now the next biggest of his life. >> we look at him and he is just brandon to us, but to everybody else that looks at him, they look at him, wow, your son is a major league player. >> how do you keep all that from getting out of control? >> oh, oh, we're just country folk. we don't let that go to our head. >> maybe just a little. on a special occasion like this. >> our boy! >> when darrell says that's my boy, he means it, all of us, including darrell, looked at his 24-year-old son on the stage tonight but in his heart he still sees the one-year-old who could hit the heck out of a baseball. from detroit, abc-7 news. >> ama: you can tell by looking at wayne it's cold in detroit. so how will the weather be for game four? let's check in with leigh glaser. >> leigh: going from temperatures in 70s and 80s to the bay area to upper 30s to low 40s there. chilly definitely. live doppler 7hd showing clear sky over detroit right now, but let's get to the forecast for game fo

. >> it's pouring rain here at comerica park but before the rain rolled in both the tigers and a's had a chance to get their workouts in. and they also had a chance to size up the competition. when these teams have gone head to head it's detroit that owns the series 4-3. overall the a's have the better regular season record which leaves the question who well is the under dog. >> everything is clean slate. everyone's e.r.a. is zero. get some hits, keep doing what we're doing. think it's a little late to check the character of this team. it's no longer, you can do fairy tales all you want but we're al west champs, we have the talent so it's no long area feel good story. >> and before the a's were the al west championship they won two out of three but now that's all in the past because it's playoff time. reporting live in detroit, kate longworth. >> a lot of excitement so kate and jamie are part of our team and that's the best spot for the best pre-game and post-game coverage of the a's and the giants. tune in an hour before the first pitch and following the final out for in depth coverag

. >> and let us take a look at the work out at comerica. and the official forecast in a moment but it is not going to be california. there are expecting temperatures in the 30's and the tigers have to win. no question. however, that is the story. as we get ready for game no. 3 tomorrow in detroit. sandoval is hitting 714. for the world series. i cannot say that the heat is going to be on and let us remember that he had three home runs. the odds are is that he is not going to do that again. and perhaps with detroit tigers with the home field advantage i could see how they have the advantage >> this sound byte. >> they have a great time and they have perhaps it is caught in contagious with scutero and sndoval. if our hitting has not been as good our pitching has relieved stepped up, like barry zito it is nice to also get some runs. >> i said this earlier and i will say this again we said a young reporter, jerry r. stone. he can do a little bit of everything. and the manager of the team at least 50 interviews. per day and he treated him like h

at comerica park. i spoke with some giants players after gained three and they are modest. they know how difficult it was to get here. >> we have to try to catch lightning in a bottle. i got that " from brooklyn. and we were just on it at the right time. we got it done one way or the other. >> it seems that we were close. we are not known for blowing up teams we are known for pitching and defense. everything about the way our season went it is very fitting the way that we have had victory is the way we have one. we are up 3-0. the with the we have- had victory. >> we are just playing a working toward we came here to play a working. and i think 3-0 was the outfield big enough for you? >> yes. >> it was great. >> if i was running in both directions. >> some of the giants players asked can you taste the champagne it? as that question kept at chemical out again and again and scutero kept saying of just one game at a time. phillipe djegal showing the celebrations in walnut creek. >> the magic continues what a feeling in the east bay. watching them clinch gain of #three. just out

but comerica park is not intimidated. >> it's not a hostile environment. it's a wonderful experience. and i do get loud. >> reporter: a's fans kept it loud. a's must win tuesday but wednesday and thursday as well. it sounds like a real high mountain to climb but a's manager melvin will remind his players they won the last six just to get into the division play offs. >>> our coverage of the play offs continues tonight. mark ibanez will join us live from at&t park with player reaction coming up a little later in sports wrap. >>> the blue angels wrapped up their air show with the usual jaw dropping stunts. flying f18 hornets, the blue angels flu through the sky. they performed in very slow crowd pleasing altitudes. >>> anyone who drove into the city today likely spent a lot of time in traffic. ktvu's christien kafton joins us live from the city on just how people got around. >> reporter: you can see giant fans here making their way from at&t park. tonight's game mark it is end of a wild weekend making its way in and around town. >> the platform is very crowde

right over there is comerica park. that's where the tigers and, of course the giants at 5:00 will be playing. two hours from now is the detroit lionsouth florida water management district and seattle seahawks game. it is going to be a jam. a traffic jam. that only the bay area can relate to. and it is cold. >> they say it is 45 degrees. we will make it 35. with the windchill factor. it is just now. it is much colder tonight and when the giants and the tigers take object game four and in which we certainly hope is the clincher, mike. >> all right. fred. i want to ask you, suns we have you. game three. we talked a little bit earlier. anything in particular standout from you. >> was it the pitching from vogelsong. or tim lincecum and the defense we have seen throughout the playoffs that carried the giants to victory. >> you know, it struck me. and first of all. number 1. pablo sandoval has hits and has the the most postseason hits at 23. and the world series record is 25. so, he may get a couple more and put it in the boo

wayne freedman was money the fans who flew to comerica park.rowd remained in the stands long after the was over to celebrate. >> can you believe in? >> no, still sort of i'm in dream state out of respect for the detroit fans i didn't want to jump up and down. >> sweep is the same anywhere baby, come on i was in texas with a panda hat on my head, come on! >> maybe that panda hat brought good luck, sandoval was mvp of the world series. the giants fans in comerica park watched in temperatures in the 30s. they say it was worth it. >>> now the commute this monday morning. by the way giants coming back this afternoon. here's sue hall. >>> fog the big issue, right? >>> it is. that's the major issue now no major stalls or accidents, bay bridge toll no metering lights yet cash paying folk backing up towards the first overcrossing, no delays upper deck. here you can see fog on the golden gate bridge, it is thick in patches, up the waldo, you need to use a little extra caution and give your receive -- give yourself time that fog is coming and going quickl

reporting live in detroit in front of comerica park, i'm mike shumann.k to you. >> ama: of course mike touched on the weather. let's get to meteorologist leigh glaser. >> leigh: we're talking burr out the rain is pushing off to the east, and sprinkles to the east of toledo, heading up to detroit. right now temperature is 48 degrees-cloudy. the wind is really starting to howl. the gust at 20e miles-per-hour and that's bringing the wind chill, what it feels like on the hands out there, only 42 degrees. we'll look at the forecast coming up. >> your voice, your vote, ten days until the presidential election. today the president rallied a crowd of 8500 people in new hampshire. he hit mitt romney's record as governor. he said he targeted the middle class with fees and taxes and will be hard for romney to accomplish all the last-minute promises. in florida, mitt romney says the president has shrunk from his promises he made. romney says he won't do that and his tenure as president would include more cooperation chaos the aisle. romney said now is not the time t

let's go to comerica park. giants took the early lead and brandon brings home hunter pence with the first hit. an r.b.i. triple. tigers did something in the third they have not done all series, take the lead. with a man on, miguel cabrera takes cain deep. buster posey comes through with a two-run shot down the left field line. that makes it 3-2 giants. tigers answered in their half. young will send this cain pitch into the right field stands. it was tied at 3-all. cain struck out five. they would go to extra innings in the tenth m skroot scout scout, giants take the lead -- m scrutiny scrutiny and. >> here is the first out. next batter. don kelly swing and a miss. two outs. carrara would be at final out. romo gets him looking. 4-3 the final. san francisco giants are world champions again. pablo sandoval was named the series mvp. >> a lot of ignites are loose and relaxed. it just seemed like all the pieces fit totaling. a lost us kind of had the same mentality about the game. nobody stood out and wanted to steal

reporting live in comerica park in detroit, fred inglis ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thank you, fred. two world serieses in three years. it's getting to be a regular thing. the parade on wednesday. this was also an nhl sunday. if you are in the afc west, you are in the race. the raiders making their case today in kansas city. we'll be right back. , and makes education a real priority- with the funding, to our local schools and the accountability from our local schools... that we'll need to improve student learning in every classroom. so we can stay 47th... or we can choose proposition 38. i'm voting yes on 38... because it makes our children #1. . >>> kansas city's kansas city's arrowhead stadium -- raiders with the 13-6 lead into the locker room. palmer trouhis second touchdown pass to darrius heyward-bey turns into a touchdown. he does the rest to the end zone. 26-9 with the chiefs trying to get back into it in the 4th quarter. matt cassel picked off by lee. the first road win for the raiders since they beat the chiefs last december. they have now made it six in a row at arrowhead.

let's go straight to detroit where mike shumann is live at comerica park, and, mike, tonight could be the night for the giants. >> mike: that's right, ama. i think hurricane sandy already hit here, it's 30-miles-an-hour winds and 40 degrees, and of course the giants can wrap up their second world series with a victory over the tigers. out the ballpark. players wearing an extra layer of clothing tonight, and of course they're going to need it. the giants are just the first time in line to post-est post back-to-back shutouts since 1966 and only given up four runs in this six-game postseason win streak. matt cain takes the mound. last time he didn't give up a single run. a 1.83 e.r.a. in the postseason so he is the man the giants want on the mound tonight. there's a lot of the line and this giants starter knows it. >> you try to trick yourself and it's another game. but you know what's going on. it's like your mind and body know what's going on. you just focus and try to get the job done. >> i could paint a rosy picture because the picture is not rosy, but i feel our pitching is set up t

comerica park all but quiet after that final out, as the giants -- i don't think people really understand what's going on. i mean, two world series titles in the last three years. the giants are on the verge of having one of the greatest runs in the history of baseball. the giants clubhouse certainly knows it and they were confident, as we go to the clubhouse. >> i definitely wasn't happy with walking. you know, i think i walked four. but i wasn't happy about that. but yeah, you know, it's my first world series. i've been waiting for this since i was five years old. and i wasn't going to go down without a fight, that's for sure. >> can you smell it, taste it? >> we're 3-0. we ain't sleeping on nobody. but it's definitely within reach. i honestly believe we're in a position where we honestly believe where we should be all year long. you can't sleep on those guys. they got one more game to win. i mean, we're up 3-0. pretty sweet. >> there's no secret formula or message for 'em. they're big guys. they know what the situation is. they know we have to come out tomorrow and obviously win a game

the game will be playing at comerica park. chillier in detroit. rain-free.eing temperatures around the start of the game in the upper 50s and the low 50s as it goes on. the 49ers looking at the san francisco forecast. patches of low clouds. a little breezy at time. mid 60s. fleet week as the blue angels take flight around 3:00 to 4:00. we'll see partly cloudy skies turning over to some patchy low clouds. they should be staying off to the west of the golden gate. the america's cut. we'll be looking at racing. some mid 60s out there. maybe some gusts closer to 25 around 3:00 in afternoon. and yes, we've got giants baseball once again. same time tomorrow. let's hope a different outcome. the first pitch at 6:37. we'll see cooler temperatures. some patchy low clouds for the second game of the national league division series against the reds tomorrow evening. here is the wild card tour. maybe not so much for tomorrow but monday through thursday in this area of low pressure. it will cross the coast and it will bring a slight chance of showers late monday and then a

comerica park on saturday at 5:07 and we are looking at a few clouds around. temperatures in the mid40s at 5:07. by 8:30 it will be down to 40 degrees. it is going to be cold there. but it will be dry. as we check out live doppler 7hd, we have clear skies inland, but some low clouds and fog near the coast. this is just an indication of what is to come. i can tell you this much, carolyn and dan, you will want to take your plans outside this weekend. i will be back to tell you more about a warm up that's coming in a few minutes. >> excellent. thank you so much. >>> up next, the new threat to our planet hidden beneath the ocean. >> they overshadow global warming. >> why scientists are sounding the alarm over a microscopic sea creature. >> and hurricane sandy is a menace. the monster storm is now headed for the united states and it is likely to affect the airlines. >> you want to do it with a great guy. >> the provocative new political ad that some are political ad that some are callin [ woman ] don't forget the yard work! okay. [ male announcer ] with citibank's

comerica park 12 more games than on the road., the 41,000 screaming people here or is it something we can all really relate to? >> i think you always feel more comfortable in your own bed. i don't think there is any question about that. to me, it's the ability to be able to concentrate and relax. you have to have that combination in situations like this. >> i think, you know, one of the biggest things why teams play better at home. team allows you to have confidence and definitely helps when people are not, you know, yelling that you suck. [ laughter ] it's hard to argue with that part of it. but every guy i spoke to said it's their own bed. their own home, their own routine. not hesitately the stadium. back to the trivia question. we asked you what number ty cobb wore during his hall of fame career. the answer it's a trick question. ty cobb played in the 1910s and 1920s before major league baseball players wore any number. that's why his name looks so strange up against all the others in tigers history. coming up at 9:30 eastern

. >> reporter: the giants on the field here at comerica park, working out in advance of game three coming up tomorrow night. and it will surely be a special night for giants starter ryan vogelsong. what a journey it's been for him through the minor leagues, to japan, back to the major leagues again, and now pitching in a world series. >> it feels great. when you think about ryan and his story and, you know, how much he did have to persevere and to see what he is doing now, you feel great and good for that guy because of all he has gone through and all the work he has gone through to get to this point. >> obviously you realize you're in the world series. and tomorrow is a big game, just like all of them are in the postseason. but when this thing is all over with, i'll take some time to really let it hit home. but right now i'm just worried about going out and having a solid effort tomorrow and giving us a chance to win the game. >> reporter: vogelsong has been the giants' most consistent start their season. he is 2-0 with a 1.42 e.r.a. in three play-off starts. reporting from detroit, i'm

comerica park on saturday at 5:07 and we are looking at a few clouds around. temperatures in the mid40s at 5:07. by 8:30 it will be down to 40 degrees. it is going to be cold there. but it will be dry. as we check out live doppler 7hd, we have clear skies inland, but some low clouds and fog near the coast. this is just an indication of what is to come. i can tell you this much, carolyn and dan, you will want to take your plans outside this weekend. i will be back to tell you more about a warm up that's coming in a few minutes. >> excellent. thank you so much. >>> up next, the new threat to our planet hidden beneath the ocean. >> they overshadow global warming. >> why scientists are sounding the alarm over a microscopic sea creature. >> and hurricane sandy is a menace. the monster storm is now headed for the united states and it is likely to affect the airlines. >> you want to do it with a great guy. >> the provocative new political ad that some a >>> the world's oceans are already facing an extreme threat from overfishing, but an equally severe problem is just

we have team coverage of the big win from comerica park from detroit to the bay area. we begin in the east bay. fans cheered on the home town hero. the giants shortstop brandon crawford. kimberly tere spoke with the fans and a former coach about crawford's rise to the top. hello. >> reporter: hello, everywhere we went around here in pleasanton, people were about brandon crawford and that rise to the major leagues. it's a dream come true for brandon crawford who is now part of the team. he grew up rooting for. >> i think he just like a great player. >> reporter: the shortstop who is in the giants' world series lineup has made a name for himself in major league baseball. >> a home run for brandon crawford. >> reporter: in pleasanton where he grew up, people have been watching him for years. >> this is his sophomore year. hs his junior year. >> reporter: his baseball coach, foothill high school where he graduated in 2005 said crawford just kept getting better and better. >> he was one of those athletes, everything you could give him he would take and then take that instru

this is comerica park. >>> also ahead, we'll tell you about the link between one of the giants' star players and the marine who threw out tonight's ceremonial first pitch. >>> developing news right now. alameda sheriffs tells us they've arrested someone for killing barbara latchly. firefighters found her body. investigators believe someone beat her and set the house on fire. sheriff's investigators will not elaborate on who was arrested tonight or the relationship to the woman. they are expected to brief the media tomorrow morning. >>> off the streets. but how many women did he cross paths with. san jose police say they are nabbed himself a rapist. but is he a serial rapist. his m.o. is always the same. offer a ride to a woman in need. and then attack. george kiriyama has more on the arrest and the search for victims. >> reporter: this area right here, blossom and snell, is where san jose police say the suspect picked up a woman, took her to a location, raped her and brought her back here and dropped her off. she wasn't the only victim. and san jose police fear there could be many mo

comerica park on saturday at 5:07 and we are looking at a few clouds around. temperatures in the mid40s at 5:07. by 8:30 it will be degrees. 40 degrees. it is going to be cold there. but it will be dry. as we check out live doppler 7hd, we have clear skies inland, but some low clouds and fog near the coast. this is just an indication of what is to come. i can tell you this much, carolyn and dan, you will want to take your plans outside this weekend. i will be back to tell you more about a warm up that's coming in a few minutes. >> excellent. thank you so much. >>> up next, the new threat to our planet hidden beneath the ocean. >> they overshadow global warming. >> why scientists are sounding the alarm over a microscopic sea creature. >> and hurricane sandy is a menace. the monster storm is now headed for the united states and it is likely to affect the airlines. >> you want to do it with a great guy. >> the provocative new political ad that some a >>> the world's oceans are already facing an extreme butat from an equally severe problem is just getting attentio

comerica park. it is not quite rocking and rolling like at&t park was? >> correct. the giants are still up 2-0. the crowd has not been a factor but you can see they have not really hit the ball. the tigers. and check out some of these fans i have seen today. >> fear the beard. >> watch out san francisco giants fans are even here. they have traveled to watch the game three of the world series. >> we are from the san bruno, the wind valley. >> i am from washington d.c. but i spent a lot of time in the bay area code >> columbus ohio. >> we have giants fans from columbus. >> i came prom afghanistan. >> that is so cool! >> i flew into this morning. >> that is right, afghanistan and she came from afghanistan. this nonprofit organization that supports the troops. >> are there a lot of san francisco troops in afghanistan? >> more than you would think. >> that is impressive and good to hear. >> absolutely. >> despite the heavy strong detroit presents. >> i am going to where the dumb and dumber costume. [laughter] i'm not sure if that is part of the act believe it or not he h