franz gets much more.apan even gets more than us, but our program is bigger than japan and france combined. >> we are building one new nuclear -- >> two. one in georgia and one in south carolina. >> that is not 24 like china. very modest. >> we were hurt by recession on the demand for electricity. to be honest, in our country, it is difficult to build anything anywhere. you talk about skyscrapers and bridges. it is hard to do those in most places even. all the studies everybody has done looking at crime legislation and energy legislation says if you want and 80% reduction in carbon emissions by 2015, you have to greatly expand nuclear. >> is there not in tendency in what you just said -- you are going to expand efficiency, renewals, etc. -- does that not in some way detract from a simple message? for years, people have not been able to say this is better than coal because the utilities burn coal and now natural gas. >> i think we play different roles. nuclear strength as we operate 24/7, 365 days a year wi

so he started out with the san francisco giants and lived in the guest cottage of kevin franz franzen's house. >> reporter: what a story. even though he's from georgia, we consider buster homegrown. >> he's ours now. don't use the term "homegrown" here, please. >> reporter: good point. we'll get to that a little later on, raj. we want to tell you also about this merchandising story around here. it is so hot, things are just flying off the shelves. the giants had to restock today because they just sold out of giants gear. and we've got an awful lot of people too who are doing it impromptu style. >> let's bring in nbc's kimberly tere. she joins us with the story of all the merchandise. >> reporter: you guys have seen it for yourselves out here. vendors are selling everything from tamales to souvenir newspapers, to beads and t-shirts. it's easy to get excited about the hype around the world series. but you might want to look twice before you actually pull out your wallet. >> ice cold sodases, water. >> reporter: street vendors are everywhere, not just near at&t park but blocks away trying