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. >> ktvu's fred inglis joins us live pretty much atlanta. fred. >> reporter: heather, turner field is very quiet right now, but when most those 53,000 plus brave's fans came out of the gates in centerfield b they were loud and they were angry c. throughout the game they were using these nerf tomahawks and doing that outdated droning chant, trying to intimidate both the giants and their small following. it didn't work. the loud and large turner field crowd kept trying to sway the momentum in atlanta's fav, but it was held in check thanks to jason the silencer sanchez. >> sanchez is dig hing and dealing. >> is he doing a helluva job. >> you are leading halfway through the game, you were leading halfway through game 2, do you feel for confident this time? >> no, i don't feel confident until it's over. >> reporter: atlanta took the lead op an 8th inning two-run homerun and the giants came back in the bottom of the 9th, down to the final strike, but scored two runs on eye walk, two singles and another key error by atlanta's second baseman brooks c

fred inglis is live tonight on the field there with our postgame coverage. >> reporter: hi frank, it's still a gorgeous night out here at at&t park. the 43,496 43,496 fans that were out here had something to be excited about. and it's all because of the guy you just talked about, tim lincicum. he gave up a double in the 7th inning, those were the only two hits by atlanta. add one walk and that was the only guys on base against tim lincicum who set a san francisco play off record with 14 strike outs. of course five of those were in a row in the middle of the game. a complete game shut out victory for tim lincicum. >> i was just hoping to be in the situation to give me team a chance to win. i'm working off that. everything else has just kind of been a cherry on top. so take it as a comes. >> we got lucky to score a run. i faced quite some time in my career and never seen his sinker do what it did tonight. the way timmy was looking, once we got that one run, man. i've seen some good performances in my career but that was one of the top ones for me. >> surprise to see pablo being intention

fred inglis is live tonight on the field there with our postgame coverage. >> reporter: hi frank, it's still a gorgeous night out here at at&t park. the 43,496 43,496 fans that were out here had something to be excited about. and it's all because of the guy you just talked about, tim lincicum. he gave up a double in the 7th inning, those were the only two hits by atlanta. add one walk and that was the only guys on base against tim lincicum who set a san francisco play off record with 14 strike outs. of course five of those were in a row in the middle of the game. a complete game shut out victory for tim lincicum. >> i was just hoping to be in the situation to give me team a chance to win. i'm working off that. everything else has just kind of been a cherry on top. so take it as a comes. >> we got lucky to score a run. i faced quite some time in my career and never seen his sinker do what it did tonight. the way timmy was looking, once we got that one run, man. i've seen some good performances in my career but that was one of the top ones for me. >> surprise to see pablo being intention

fred inglis live with more. hi fred. >> reporter: hi gasia. giants are supposed to be out on the field by now but they're in a meeting. media blitz, every tv and radio station that begins with the letters k or w are here. but both teams both practiced today. they are getting used to this unique at&t ballpark where they are all time 0-9. benjie molina knows this place, he spent 3.5 years here before being traded to texas on may 30th. molina had a great season for texas so far. 10 hits, two home runs, and benjie bears no hard feelings for being traded. after all, he'll win a world series ring no matter what team he wins. >> that's the kind of person i am. i never hold a grudge, i've never been a bad person. i am not going to start right now. i took it as much possible as i could, i took it very, very gentleman like. i took the trade, i said bye to everybody. i wished them good luck and hopefully they make it to the play offs. i don't have anything to worry about. >> you guys made a couple too, at least not being benjie the exgiant. the guy who's

ktvu's fred inglis live in philadelphia, hi fred. >> reporter: hi, gasia, yes it is cold it's going to get down to the 30s here in south philadelphia and it is very, very windy. the phillies behind me at citizens ballpark chose not to have practice and i don't blame them. meanwhile the giants did not leave at&t park in san francisco until about 9:00 a.m. this morning and did not arrive into philadelphia until about 6:30 p.m. eastern time. that's because they got caught up in president obama's ent era uge. they played 175 games already for crying out loud and rest may be more important right now than repetition. but nobody seems to have more fun in this postseason right now than senior vice president and general manager bryan sabian expect maybe for ceo and general managing partner bill nucum. nucum took over this team just two years ago, while his expertise is law, bill nucum is even taking off the bow tie now and becoming a baseball fan. >> he probably feels like a kid, because this has been energizing, we could have never predicted this as we started the season. we wanted to go to th

ktvu sports reporter fred inglis inside the ballpark with more on that. ening, fred. >> good evening, frank. he talked to our photographer chip vaughn here. the last time we were in this stadium was in 2007 when they eliminated the mavericks in the playoffs. but they like to say down here everything is bigger in texas. for example this rangers ballpark in arlington sits on 270-acres compared to just 13- acres at at it. and t park. but less charm and really no history here. no statues, very little recognition of the rangers 50 years of playoffs futility. only three numbers retired including the current owner nolan ryan. the strikeout king throws out the first pitch tomorrow night. so having its first ever world series game inside this 4900 seat ballpark is a big deal. >> it doesn't seem real until we came and saw the signs. >> i sometimes can't wrap my brain around it that that banner is hanging up there. >> reporter: the rangers fans also employed some rally gear like the antlers and the claw. >> a long distance high five and the antlers are running like a

fred inglis back live with us in philadelphia. mebody has to beat you tonight it might as well be the guy with the bay area roots, jimmy rollins. >> yes, 31-year-old jimmy rollins is the not the same player he was in 2007 when he won the national league mvp. he has missed 72 games due to various injuries. 14 of those were in september. so came into the post season a little rusty. just 1-15 before today. got a gift hit in the 4th inning. and then of course the bases clearing double in the 7th inning. and once again, j roll is back in the spotlight. >> you know, something that was needed at the time. and i was glad i was the person up there at the moment and able to come through. but, you know, you don't celebrate until you win four games. and, you know, once we get to that point then you can look back and say, you know, that was a big hit. but for now, you know, it just gave us a little breathing room, a chance to go into san francisco 1-1 and get the win. >> coming to a please lick this when you first start the series it is 1-1. bu

fred inglis is live outside citizens ballpark with more on how the giants are getting fired up tonight, fred. >> reporter: right, frank. tonight it is very much like fall in the air. very cool, should be sunny again tomorrow for game six. a return engagement, a return match up. bryan wilson and the giants left at & t park in san francisco about 9:00 a.m. pacific but they did not land in philadelphia until 6:30 p.m. eastern time but they got caught up in president obama's entourage. >> we've been tested all year, you go back to early august we've been playing big games and you know we were rushed 6.5, seven games back, went down to the fire. playing in atlanta and now we're here in philly playing a tremendous team. you know that's been to the series the last two years. we know we're playing a club that's loaded with experience, i like the way our team has handled everything thrown at them. they'll go out there and give it their all and that's all you can ask. >> reporter: a very resilient bunch the giants. no practice today, they are probably some where in the restaurant or in their hot

. >> that's where fred inglis is live on the field. >> reporter: 106 world series begins right here tomorrow, how important is game one, well the winner of game one has won the world series 64% of the time and tomorrow it will be a match up of two cy young winners. it'll be tim lincicum and cliff lee. cliff lee won the cy young award with cleveland. he may pitch as many as three times in this series. tim lincicum is 2-1 this postseason, and he will face the texas rangers where are 4-9 all time. they led this team to the best earned run average in the major leagues. >> we build around pitching and you know just more pitching on top of that. so you know we built the starting rotation around guys that kind of myself and cain grew up in the system and understood it. guys like baumgartner you see a 20-year-old that is playing in the championship series like he's done it before. that speaks to how mature he is and how he can handled himself. given the opportunity guys can flour ish and do great things. >> i think they are dangerous because they have really good pitching. when you have lincicum and

fred inglis, ktvu channel 2 news. back to you. >> thank you. >>> there was another playoff game. bengie molina knocked in three runs. texas is a winner against tampa. that's the sporting life at this hour. turn it back to you, julie and frank. more tonight at 10:00, of doors. >> thank you. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv36, san francisco leads in green technology. that story in 30 minutes on tv36. thanks for joining us tonight good night. the file on david harmer isn't pretty. a corporate lawyer for a credit card company fined millions, even deceiving seniors. an executive for predatory lenders, as harmer's bank got billions from the wall street bailout. david harmer -- helping corporations rip people off. a record we can't afford.

ktvu sports reporter fred inglis inside the ballpark with more on that. od evening, fred. >> good evening, frank. he talked to our photographer chip vaughn here. the last time we were in this stadium was in 2007 when they eliminated the mavericks in the playoffs. but they like to say down here everything is bigger in texas. for example this rangers ballpark in arlington sits on 270-acres compared to just 13- acres at at it. and t park. but less charm and really no history here. no statues, very little recognition of the rangers 50 years of playoffs futility. only three numbers retired including the current owner nolan ryan. the strikeout king throws out the first pitch tomorrow night. so having its first ever world series game inside this 4900 seat ballpark is a big deal. >> it doesn't seem real until we came and saw the signs. >> i sometimes can't wrap my brain around it that that banner is hanging up there. >> reporter: the rangers fans also employed some rally gear like the antlers and the claw. >> a long distance high five and the antlers are running l

fred inglis back in the sister of brotherly love.so many aspects to discuss with regard to this ball game, fred. but i tell you what, you take it from here. you talk about what you want to because back here everybody is pumped. and i put it in your hands, fred. >> well, i think this scenario has been told before. we've seen this movie before. you get behind and you come back and you take a lead late in the game. and then you have the shutdown. the bullpen of course had a lot of angst in between the first pitch and the last pitch. but juan uribe, here is a guy who has never seen a pitch he hasn't liked. juan uribe came into this series tonight 1-11. but he got two of the team's 13 hits tonight. the 8th inning was off ryan madson. the first pitch juan uribe says he likes it. the giants take the lead for the first time. and then they managed to hold on. and juan uribe just one of many heroes tonight. >> oh, a lot of happy. a lot of happy, you know. you go to the home-plate. i am going to go to the dugout. >> we knew we had a chance. nob

fred inglis is live from at&t park. >> reporter: the giants 6.6 team earned run average. and tim lincicum will have to battle the nerves that come with your first play off run. >> he's a two time sy young winner. not only timmy but we have compliments for every one of our starters. our bullpen has been lights out for the last month of the season. that's really the key to get us through seven. >> there's going to be some extra merit. it is what it is, you go out there and you get strikes, you throw quality pitches and you believe your defense is going to pick you up. i think he's pretty relaxed right now. he'll be fine. >> reporter: well how exciting is tim lincicum they have guys coming all the way from ireland. are you serious? all the way from dublin, all the way from county dublin. to see number 55, that game is coming up very shortly. back to you. >> thanks fred. always fun at the ballpark. now get inside and check the game out. >>> meantime other play off games in progress. minnesota twins, look at the best franchises in all of baseball but you have to feel sorry for

coming up in about 15 minutes, fred inglis with more from the dugout. >>> and the american government is considering telling travelers to stay away from european landmarks, such as the eiffel tower. >>> and the new omits fighting california's proposition to legalize marijuana. >>> i'm currently tracking showers outside of bay area. coming up, the shower chances for tomorrow and also the significant change in our the federal government could issue a travel alert as soon as former americans heading to europe. the warning is in response to recent threats from al-qaeda. government officials will like tell americans to stay away from tourist spots and transportation hubs, although they are not expected to focus on any specific countries. earlier this week, the eiffel tower was evacuated, because of a bomb scare. but it's still and he clear whether that incident was related to the terror threats. >>> a 24-year-old hayward man was shot and killed early this morning as officers were responding to reports of a fight. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. in the 27,000 block of tyrrell avenue. offi

fred inglis is on the field but we begin with sal castaneda who is outside the stadium. fred, take it away. >> reporter: hi. sure i would love to. this is ideal weather out here right now. just beautiful as you see, the braves taking batting practice, 6:37 is the first pitch. this is only the fifth time that the giants have been in this so called division series. it is the one in three is the -- the only time they've won this best of five format was back in 2002 when they beat the atlanta braves. buster posey was just 15 years old in 2002. he was a braves fan, now posey is one of the braves biggest assets. buster got that nervous returning hometown hero and family distractions out of the way. >> just get it out of the way. it won't be new at least. >> buck said, we let one get out of the state. did you ever think you would be wearing the big a. >> as a fan you would hope so. when you're a little kid, i'm happy to be here with the giants. it's a good group of guys and i'm fortunate to be on this team. >> reporter: this team has become a home run hitting team, is that the w

. >>> fred inglis live with us again tonight in philadelphia. fred we knew this series would be about pitching. tonight oswald was the guy who stepped up, huh? >> yes, you know what's strange, too, is jonathan sanchez dominated all this regular season. oswald has had trouble with the giants in this regular season. here he comes out eight innings, three hits, one run, nine strikeouts, throwing fastballs. in the second rotation showed them nothing but changeups, kept the giants off base. all this game only two giants touched second base while oswald pitched tonight. truly he is 10--0 in this ballpark as we see behind us. 5-0 in the post season. roy oswald was truly the wizard of oz. >> he just had three or four pitches going. he did a good job of mixing the speeds and hitting the spots. >> we still feel good about it, you know. we leave here 1-1 to go back home for three games. you know, we will have the home crowd on our side. you know, we are glad to be in this position. >> nobody expected us to be here. we are here. we came into a hostile enviro

how fans in san rea but let's get back to philadelphia and check out some of the reaction that fred inglis was able to get in the clubhouse. >> we got up to the 2-0 lead. but it just doesn't affect us. we have been down 2-0 a lot in our season. we know we have the pitching to take care of it. they will wait patiently for the offense to come around and nail it. >> you are going to the world series. >> yes. >> i was thinking about that two seconds ago that sunk in. >> he is quite a character i will tell you what. brian wilson never does it 1, 2, 3. he walks a couple of guys just so ryan howard, their big homerun hitter would be up there. and, you know, you are thinking the worst thoughts hoping for the best. and the giants fans have been put through the wringer. it all comes out great. the 3-2 win and going to the world series against the texas rangers. >> and prove to all those so- called baseball experts wrong. >> they went in as extreme underdogs. the phillies very confident because they had, give them credit been to the word series two consecutive times. and have just a power-packed line

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reporting live in philadelphia, fred inglis, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the watch and weather conditions out in philadelphia for tomorrow's game one. good news no rainfall in the forecast. the plan for tomorrow first pitch at 4:57 our time. clear and breezy with temperatures chilly in the upper 50s. winds are a factor for today. out of the north to northwest around 15-20 miles per hour. probably strongest for the first few innings of the ball game. coming up in less than ten minutes take a look at the bay area local forecast for tomorrow. >>> and a reminder, all of the giants phillies games are broadcast by fox so you can see them live here on ktvu, channel 2 news. game one starts tomorrow at 4:30 in the afternoon our time. >>> two teens are charged with arson. how long the young suspects accused in a devastating school fire could spend in prison. >>> also new details in a data tech scheme that has rocked a south bay police force. we are learning why one suspect is being . >>> two teenage boys were charged today in connection with last summer's fire that caused millions of dollars to tra

reporting live in philadelphia, fred inglis, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the watch and weather conditions out in philadelphia for tomorrow's game one. good news no rainfall in the forecast. the plan for tomorrow first pitch at 4:57 our time. clear and breezy with temperatures chilly in the upper 50s. winds are a factor for today. out of the north to northwest around 15-20 miles per hour. probably strongest for the first few innings of the ball game. coming up in less than ten minutes take a look at the bay area local forecast for tomorrow. >>> and a reminder, all of the giants phillies games are broadcast by fox so you can see them live here on ktvu, channel 2 news. game one starts tomorrow at 4:30 in the afternoon our time. >>> two teens are charged with arson. how long the young suspects accused in a devastating school fire could spend in prison. >>> also new details in a data tech scheme that has rocked a south bay police force. we are learning why one suspect is being held without bail. >> and morsel bracing in chile. the pact these miners have made about telling their stories. >>> th

joining us live from philadelphia, fred inglis, what is the feeling in the giants' clubhouse?well, mark, you know what? it was much calmer. there was some confidence and also some relief in this clubhouse. after all, neither one of these pitchers, roy halladay or tim lincecum, were the premiere pitchers as advertised. in fact, if you look at tim's numbers, 7 innings, three runs given up and 2 home runs, 6 hits. he walked three but strikes out 8 in those 7 innings. he gets the victory. he was at least as good as roy halladay, who of course came in with a no-hitter in his only other post-season experience. but this was about cody ross and so many others. when we talked to tim, there was a little bit of relief in knowing that this was another torture test. >> yeah, i mean, that's the way we do it, right? more torture in the post- season. >> it looked like you were throwing a loft fastballs early and then you started bringing in the change-up. was that the game plan or the way things just started happening? >> it's just kind of the way things unwrapped. i was just trying to make p