is the guitarlick " ♪ welcome deborah norville ♪ >> pretty cool.side edition" for today. by the way, we're going to officially name that penguin, empress. a big thanks to everyone here in san diego. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> california joins the hunt for fraudulate morgan lenders, a look how it will affect foreclosures, also a warning for parents in san jose after a man tried to abduct a woman and a child. but first, victory in chile. 33 minors trapped for months are finally freed. >> that's right. all the minors are free from the san jose mine in chile. this is video of the last rescue worker. the minors were down there for 69 days. here is a look. >> reporter: mission complete. after the last five of 33 minors made the assent to freedom. 2,000 people were gathered as minor number 30 reached the surface. this is not his first tragedy. the ship yard he worked at was destroyed in a earthquake. his wife and children were happy to see him survive once again. minor number 31 steps out of the capsule. he helped set up the communication system. his dau

deborah norville sat down with the six ladies hosting the new show. >> meet the hosts of the new daytime show "the talk." there's julie chen of the "early show," american's got talent judge sharron angle, actresses holly robinson peete, leah remini, marissa jaret winokur, and sara gilbert. deborah norville found out firsthand how these ladies can talk. >> we all have different opinions, some of us agree with each other, some of us don't but i think that people enjoy seeing that happen. i think people love to say, oh, i love that they are, you know, they are not agreeing with each other. >> what sort of brings out the inevitable comparison with "the view," not quite as many ladies but certainly dealing with current events, personal perspectives on those events. is that a good thing to be compared with on "the view"? >> it's a different show when you get different people and i don't think we are going to be as political as "the view" has gotten. that at times i turn it on and i think i'm watching crossfire. >> right. >> that's not us. >> and what about those fireworks we saw thursday when

i'm deborah norville. thanks for watching. we will see you again right here tomorrow.nd the party began. >> let's go. >> stadium packed with fans so devoted shelled out hundreds for tickets. and somehow found a way to be here at 1:00 on a tuesday. >> i can sit here all day. >> you look like you're supposed to be at work. >> i am supposed to be at work, go giants, baby. >> 2010, we're going to the world series. >> are you going to be there. >> oh, yeah, baby. >> doesn't matter. >> doesn't matter. >> i'm going to be here tomorrow. i'm going to be here the next day. >> how are you going to play those tickets? >> yeah, buddy. >> now, are you wearing that as a disguise so your boss doesn't know you were here. >> a few years ago, i got caught on tv calling in sick. can't do that again. >> so to be a true fan, you have to be in your boxers, with no shirt on. where did you get the money for all these seats. >> we work hard very day. >> were you supposed to be in school today? >> i was. >> reporter: what are you doing here? >> my dad decided it's a play off game, just go. >> re

i'm deborah norville. thanks so much for watching. we will see you again here next time. live this is kron4 news at 11:00. >> the second night of playoff baseball at at play -- at&t park. we have coverage of the game and reaction from fans inside and outside of the park. >> and we begin tonight with the playoffs sports director gary radnich. this game was wrenching. saw it coming if you are again fan. largest crowd to see a giants game. 3-# 0 giants and they tack on 4- 0 san francisco. and now it 4-2 in the eighth inning and then there it is gonzalez, wilson could not clean it up. giants grounded into a double play. ankiel, 2006 was a pitcher in the playoffs with st. louis, hit only the second playoff homer into the water at the park. series even at 1. braves 5 and giants 4. >> that is a tough loss. no getting around it but you have to bounce back and you know they fought hard and we had a couple chances there to add on, their pen shut us down and we have to bounce back and win a couple games. atlanta was the worst team on the road but they are the best team in baseball a

i'm deborah norville. thanks for watching. we'll see you here again tomorrow. >>> the bay area going up for the world series. the san francisco giants are back at at&t park getting ready for the game against the texas rangers. the city of san francisco is preparing as well. we have team coverage tonight of all the baseball excitement, including a look at the weather. >>> we begin with gary radnich who is here with the latest. >> you know when the first game is? >> i think it's wednesday. >> wednesday at at&t and thursday. then on the road saturday and sunday in texas. if necessary game 5 monday and after a day of rest, wednesday and thursday. the rangers arrived in town tonight and the giants went through a light work out in san francisco. nothing fancy. lot of media interviews. we will have bill in a few minutes. matt cain starts game two, lincecum game one. sanchez in game three. there is bill. first matt cain will pitch the second game. >> this has been tremendous. we are so excited to be here. we are not just settling with

i am deborah norville. thanks for watching. we'll see you again tomorrow. >>> the rangers got ripped by the giants. >> juan uribe shoots one out. >> fans went wild as they watched the boys from the bay take down texas. from analysis of the game to all the wild excitement, we have team coverage of game one of the world series. gary is here, boy the giants were hot tonight. >> and texas can score, this was a wild game. hall of famers throwing out the first pitch. it was 2-2 in the 5th. cliff lee and tim lincecum got beat up. sanchez break as 2-2 tie. sanchez 4-5. three doubles. same inning, here goes juan uribe, knockout blow, three run blast. giants score 6 runs in this inning, 8-2 san francisco. barry bonds, never won al, looks like he is happy tonight. 11-7 giants. >> we know he throws a lot of strikes, gets ahead early, if you take a couple pitches -- try to attack early. after that i try to put the ball in play. >> had some great at bats. juan uribe's home run, we are not a team that tries to slug it with the other teams, bu

i'm deborah norville. thank you for watching. we will see you again here >>> one apartment complex, five sexual assaults in four months, today investigators release a sketch of the man believed to be behind the attacks. find out what the owners are doing to keep residents safe as fear spreads through the community. tonight investigators believe they are getting closer to the suspect who may be responsible for the latest sexual assault. this is the sketch just released tonight of the suspect in saturday's attempts rape of a woman. white, he has a medium build, brown hair and facial hair. kron 4's maureen shows us the steps the management is taking in the wake of the latest attacks. >> reporter: stopping cars that are coming on to the premsis to make sure they have this sticker indicating they live in this complex. you can see one of the cameras monitoring the garage. management says they are increasing the cameras around the property. it is gated but look at this entrance, entrance, the gate only blocks the drive way. the plan is

i'm deborah norville. >>> emergency work going on around the clock on the san mateo bridge after a crack found in a steel beam on the bridge. tonight kron 4 gets a new look at the pieces paid to fix the problem and we will update how it will affect your morning commute. reggie kumar joins us live. >> reporter: caltrans will be out here working through the night. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: these are picks of the actual work being done under the bridge. workers are installing these steel plates. the repair is taking longer than expected since workers are also bracing the other side of the beam because it could be suspentable to cracking. >> it attaches to the girders. so the steel beam does help the girders take part of the structural load. the bridge is able to roll with the punches. we got plates fitted, fake sure everything was lined up, in the exact position. once they got that done they were able to drill the holes through the steel and through there we will put the bolts. >> reporter: is it unusual for it to crack? >> it is. wasn't something we were expecting. the silver lining i

i'm deborah norville. thanks for watching. we will see you again tomorrow. for ill see you again tomorrow. half-priced gift store certificates. >>> live, this is kron4 news at 11:00. >>> a war of words in decision 200010. candidates for governor meg whitman and jerry brown have a heated exchange. >>> also, clearing the red tape for rebuilding. reaction from tonight's meeting where victims of the san bruno explosion learned the future of their neighborhood. >>> but first, developing news from south america. after more than two months underground. the rescue of 33 trapped miners in chile is underway. >>> after 69 days, the chilean miners are getting their first taste of air above ground. here is a live look tonight as the rescues continue. people are gathered about in hard hats. so far, three people have been lifted to safety. 33 people were trapped. they've been pulled free one by one and taken to a medical center for a battery of tests. the first miner came out of the ground at about 8:15 pacific time tonight. out from it, he emerged. hundreds of people were

i'm diane mcinerney in for deborah norville.e will see you right back here next time. >>> live, this is kron4 news at 11:00. >>> kron4 is tracking the first big storm of the season tonight. bay area crews are already preparing for a big round of rain, and wind hitting the bay area. we have team coverage tonight of the rough weather moving into the region, including how the worth is already creating problems in the north bay. >>> and we have a rainy weekend ahead right now. jack -- jacqueline bennett has the forecast clear now. >> it's clear for now, but we're seeing rain around us, up in the mountains and way up to the north. we're going to be seeing more overnight. >> when does that start? >> it looks like it's going to start about 6:00, 7:00 in the morning. you'll notice we are clear out there right now. look at our wider view of exactly what's going on. we're in the middle of the dry slot right there, but we do have moisture streaming in from the north and south of us, and there's plenty sitting offshore. good chance of storm

"inside edition's" deborah norville says she's found it.he speed bumps in life. >>> and speaking of happy, this is a happy day for one of our beloved viewers. karina lewis turns 100 years old today. she lives at the bellevue care center in ohio. she watches "good morning america" each and every day. but she won't say how long she's been watching. rowena, happy birthday. >>> now, time for the weather. sam champion. you have a special guest, too. >> in the nissan leaf car. when the car is silent, it sounds awesome. this is the first of a rollout of electric cars and charging stations in u.s. history. 22,000 charging stations will be deployed. that's the beginning of electric cars. this morning, mark perry, director of planning of the nissan leaf is here. it's a zero-emission car that's been given a breakthrough award by "popular mechanics." are we ready for an electric car? >> you see technology is ready. we have 20,000 consumers that have reserved the leaf. and why they're doing it, we use no gas. we use no oil. there's not even a tail pipe.

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