was defeated. >> bob inglis was defeated in a republican primary, 79% to 21%.ow, how many times has an incumbent who isn't in prison or facing a prison sentence lost his own primary by 79% to 21%? this was overwhelming. but, what's happened is... >> hockenberry: the smile on your face suggests, "man, we won one." >> of course we won one. >> we're on the record and our grandchildren, our great-grandchildren are gonna read... >> hockenberry: this climate hearing in the lame duck congress was inglis's last. >> ...your child is sick. 98 doctors say treat him this way, two say no, this other is the way to go. "i'll go with the two." you're taking a big risk with those kids. >> that was a very key factor in ten to 15 congressional districts in the 2010 election, where strong supporters of climate change legislation ended up being defeated. >> and there is nothing like a loss in an election to promote fear in the survivors. and that's exactly what happened in the united states congress. >> hockenberry: beyond washington, in wave after wave, the skeptic tactic of fight

fred inglis is live in detroit.red, the a's, it was their mistake that cost them the game. >> reporter: they had the lead three different times and let all three slip away. you think, okay, you got 12 rookies on the team, perhaps they are prone to making mistakes but it was the only two 30 somethings on the team that made the two most costliest mistakes. coco crisp is the only a's player with a world series ring. but that drop ball cost them the lead once again. 3-2 tigers. hamilton feels your pain but the a's came back, retook the lead till bellfore makes what he said was two bad pitches and then he talked about the new format, the lowest seed hosts the first two games of the series. >> no excuses but it is tough knowing we got to come in here and face them, not a fan of that. got to say that. but it is what it is. you know, we took it on the chin. >> one of those adjustment calls to try to catch it like that, or slide into it, just unfortunate that it just -- you know, i didn't make the catch. i feel like i should

fred inglis is live in new york, but first we go to debora villalon live outside of at&t park with the giant's first playoff game just ended. >> reporter: just about to end not the way they wanted, not the way they launched their world series drive two years ago ago. clutch hitting seemed to have failed. tonight might be remembered for its better mosts like quarterback alex smith lobbing the first pitch 7th inning trevor immelman reds up, giants scoreless, but these fans refused to sing the blues. their high pirits captured by pitcher sergio romo, who skipped on the field and that welcome for dusty baker, acknowledging his years. in these hands $150 seats received as gifts. >> we were in arizona, we got to sit in front, but now we're at a real game. at a playoff game. >> reporter: this pandemonium screams home-field advantage. even visible to the pilots. >> coming over the stadium was absolutely awesome. >> we r i had a chance to see the firework and it was definitely awesome. >> reporter: they landed and got here for the 2nd inning, trading flight helmets for baseball caps. not so luc

fred inglis is with us live from detroit and fred, this was the first game in which the tigers led and it felt like they had a chance late in the game, but again, the combines just had that? extra. >> reporter: they have a lot of tools here. you talk about pablo sand val, but how the national league championship series mvp. that would be marco scutaro, who is a consumate pro, and plays this game the right way. marco came into game 4 of the world series batting 2 for 12, but today, he hustled and scored on posey's hit and the guy they call blockbuster comes through in the 10th when they needed it the most. >> i'm just excited! i mean, i don't even know what to say right now. it's a blessing from above. i have to thank god for this. just for the opportunity to be in the world series, and now that we won it, i mean, i can't ask for anything better than this. >> we made pitches and our pipeline stepped up. we didn't use a whole lot in the series, but what we got used man we made sure we did some damage. >> reporter: how would you compare this to 20102010 was any first victory with a ring a

coming up in sportswrap fred inglis has highlights. >>> between the 49ers game at candlestick park and the giant's game at at&t park, ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us how to dress. >> ken, at least no rain in forecast and no major heat. as you can see our forecast model does increase fog overnight. so for both venues we're going to have fog and the clouds pull back and reveal party sunny skies. and at&t park lots of clear squeeze and once again cloud cover tomorrow morning into the early portion of the afternoon, but by 5:00, mostly clear and readings dropping back to the upper 50s. >> well, good to know, thank you mark the national league championship series kicks off tomorrow on ktvu. the giants take on the st. louis calendars at at&t park in san francisco. our coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. that is right after the 49ers game. can you see the niners take on the new york giants at 1:00 p.m.. >>> be sure to visit our website ktvu.com and click on the mlb playoffs tab. >>> in other news friends and family gathered for a candlelight vigil to remember a hollister school teacher's

. >>> the anch a wildcard spot wi win tonight against the rangers and ktvu's fred inglis is live, it is possible the a's could win the division? >> reporter: absolutely all they have to do is sweep the texas rangers in the next three days. easier said than done but they coulclch a wildrd spot tonight, even if they lose and tampa bay and the angels lose well. they hope to get their 6th sell out of the year. th are here to buy tickets 4 s e re game tand some fans say this year's team re nds them of the 1970s. >> big red machine. what happened? joe, he grew up in oakland. got the work cut out r them. next thing you know -- >> reporter: what do you think of? >> fighters. young fighters. they are going to go all the way. they are hungry for the win. >> we dominate when everyone wrote us off. impressive. a team full of no one and nothing and here we are pushing for the division. >> reporter: a's also expect merchandise sales will go up. i have been told by officials but both club houses are prepared for a champagne showers. if texas wins they will clinch the division. worth celebrating. th

fred inglis is live. i thought 2010 was a big year but in some ways this sweep was even more satisfying. >> reporter: well, it was satisfying, sal. by the way i'm in warren, ohio -- warren, michigan. warren somewhere. very cold, very windy, just like it was at comerica park in downtown detroit last night. i don't know if weather was a factor but i know that momentum was. think about t they were never trailing until the third inning of yesterday's game. there was so many contributors. how about brandon belt. 0-10 in the world series until he delivers with a big triple to give them the lead for the first time. remember, now, the -- the giants are 10-1 in this postseason when they scored first. 10-1 when they score first. so many different contributors as we said. buster posey, well, he's simply the batting champion in the american lead. he's been relatively quiet, having a decent world series and then he comes back and delivers the go-ahead home run, two-run homer. marco scutaro, who beat out an infield sin

reporting from detroit, fred inglis for sports wrap. >>> the first home play off in baltimore for 15ears was delayed by 2-1/2 hours because of rain. russell martin led off. they go a game up with game two tomorrow night again in baltimore after the 7-2 final. >>> in the other national league series, the cardinals face washington. until nationals pinch hitter tyler moore slammed off reliever pesinski. nats hold on in washington's first baseball postseason i don't spend money on gasoline. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. [ male announcer ] and it's not just these owners giving the volt high praise. volt received the j.d. power and associates appeal award two years in a row. ♪ >>> the defense is supposed to be the signature unit on the 49ers. they have done something that had not previously happened in nfl history. alex smith to kyle williams in the second quarter.

the giants even up the series and much more later in sports with fred inglis in the meantime i'm mark ibanez at at&t park. back to you frank and julie. >> from mark we turn to ken pritchett who was talking to fans thrilled with tonight's win. >> reporter: very excited fans. most of them have gone home now. but those fans were excited because to them they say the slump is over and the giants win at home. and you can guess those fans their reaction. >> the park was just so electrifying. i was here last night and it was so disappointing. but tonight we knew what we were going to come up with a big victory. >> it was so exciting the momentum they got going. it was huge for the game especially to win the second game. coming into the next couple of days days when they'll be away. it'll be great to keep the momentum going. >> that's a great game. the torture is over. no more torture. >> amazing, the bats were hot, it was great. >> reporter: there was certain pandemonium out here after the game. the question now is will the giants take care of business on the road and will these fans have an

fred inglis. >>> 8:34.ning -- happening right now, a new way to celebrates the giants' national league championship is being printed right now. ryan flores is live in san francisco at graphic sports rare. >> reporter: a lot of businesses have been benfying from their postseason run. let's bring in mike smith. my, first off, how excited -- how excited are you to be a sports fan. >> well, we're all pretty excited. we follow the team and perform all year long -- all year long. >> reporter: talk about the 2010 print, the shirts and -- >> the 1998, because of the earthquake, the series lasted about three weeks. it's not as big. there's nothing like the first time. the sales are maybe a third of what they were. >> you never they what's gonna happen. we were lucky to -- we got a little head start on it. it puts a little -- >> reporter: where can people piped the shirts? >> in the dugout and they are in the ballpark. >> reporter: you can get them at the dugout stores and other stores as well. they are literally hot

so they call me and they call my father el inglis, the english guy. so when they call me that and when my name suffered many different spellings. later on in life, in the 70's, i had many identification cards with names like coffee that i didn't drink at the time, so i began drinking coffee later on, names like caufildo and garfield, my favorite one, that made me wonder if the bureaucrats at the id office knew that i really love cats. without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan a

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ingly looked up the window and saw the fire truck with smoke pouring out of her house. that was disturbing. >> it was burning quite a while before they arrived here finding a woman inside the home. they don't know exactly the cause, but they do believe that it was accidental. they do know the cause of two other fires on sunday morning that had them worried. around 1:00 in the morning, a driver on the beltway saw the smoke billowing from the home in college park. the cause, a malfunctioning furnace. the homeowner had just slipped it on for the first time this season. >> when the weather turns a little colder. >> i have to start over. >> reporter: a space heater nearly destroyed a three-story apartment building on windham road in hyattsville. >> did you lose everything? >> some clothes and stuff. it's all smoked out. >> reporter: the red cross is helping nearly 30 people who have been displaced. i'm surae chinn, 9 news now. >> it turns out this is the start of the fire prevention week. the county fire spokesperson said that heating appliances cause the most fires in novem

fred inglis is out there as the excitement builds. >> reporter: yes, talking about exceeding expectations, these are the oakland a's. they are not a perfect team, they lead the american league and set a record with strikeouts this year. make way too many errors but they win close games and they set and lead the major league with 14 walk off victories. 193 home runs so far. that is foin more than -- 79 more than all of last year and their pitching staff still have the second lowest earned run average in the american league. this team has more than a wildcard expectation. >> that was our goal, i mean, why would you not try to win the division. we put ourselves in a position, we could get the wildcard but we got three games to win the division. >> hands on deck thing. >> that applies every night, especially in september when you have more resources and more guys here if you have to do things differently, you can. that is been -- you know, the way we looked at it here since september. all hands on deck. >> reporter: the rangers and the a's are 8-8 against each other this year. parker, the roo

we're joined by fred inglis on the phone.nd i think a lot of giants' fans were hoping this would happen but if they were honest with you they didn't think they would be up 2-0. that's kind of good the fans recognize how tough winning in this series is. justin verlander, okay. there's one for the tigers. they think maybe they stole that game. jade, they just grinded it out -- yesterday, they just grinded it out. they scored two runs yesterday on an out. a double play. we saw one extra base and that came on the side of the tigers with prince fielder. >> you know, fred, one of the fringes that giants' fans are saying -- things that giants' fans are saying -- do you think that cabrera, that lineup is gonna wake up? >> you know, that's the great fear. and that's -- prince fielder, i don't know who told him to run. but that was just crazy. talk about setting a temple. i thought that was a key play. that is stinkin' thinkin'. i mean, miguel cabrera is a triple crown winner since 1967. he rarely strikes out. you think eventually they

fred inglis is live. they will sweep the tigers tonight. how are things out there, fred. r very cold, very windy, claudine wong claudine. and we are -- claudine. and we are in the front of a popular photo op and you can see the giant particular gm building. the tall circular building. this is where espn does the pregame and post game shows. obviously it is still about eight hours away from the first pitch. >> so, they are not yet there. and we are here. we are ready to go. and ready for the thing to get clinched so we can maybe beat the frankenstorm and get home. >> matt cain on the mound. what are you expecting from him tonight? >> well, you know, two different matt cain in the postseason. he is 2-2 so far. he has had trouble finding his location, something the other pitchers are excelling at. everyone calls him the horse. the ace and he has not been that right now in the pisces son. he will see the team is focused. they are a smart team. they are fundamentally strong team and if they can get the ball into the strike zone and make them hit the ball. the guys behind him w

fred inglis, ktvu ktvu channel 2 news. >>> coming up on the 10:00 news tonight, a major change to phonebers in santa clara county. >> and as always, thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2news.

fred inglis, joining us live by join. game 1 is tonight. you did see -- you can see it right here. >> see you later. >> 7:48. well, now we know more about the rod i behavior at thursday's 49ers game against the seattle seahawks. almost two dozen arrests were made. the "chronicle" said 19 arrests were made for public intoxication u some seahawk fans were blame -- public intoxication. >>> investigators say sorlorialo was attacked by a shark. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> it is 7:49. mitt romney's campaign is distancing the president's nominee from a republican senate candidate in indiana. that's after the candidate's controversial answer -- answer to a question during a debate. >> i came to realize that life is that gift of god and i think even it life begins with that horrible rape, god wanted that to happen. >> romney has appeared in tv ads endorsing murdoch. >>> mayor ed lee is reportedly giving the cold shoulder for anyone who supported the reinstatement of ross mirkarimi. he's not returned a phone call to john ai have lows who

ingly a worried. i am very concerned there will be immediate cuts in education.ve been facing cuts in education for years and years. we can't take anymore hits. >> reporter: the principal here paco says his district is coming up with a plan right now in case the state is forced to cut money from schools. >> i'm really heartbroken that it's pulling the way it is. >> reporter: they might have to slash after school programs and bump up class sizes. and the biggest impact add this school will likely be more furlough days for teachers. that means less instructional time in the classroom for students. >> it's really hard on the kids to lose days. these kids need all of their days in school. >> reporter: recently rosa parks has made a lot of progress on no child left behind testing and he is worried about backsliding if funding is cut. >> we have made incredible gains and i want to see that continue. i don't want to be in a position of needing to cut staff, cut valuable after school programs. >> reporter: if prop 30 ends prop 38 both fail they will take a $6 billion hit

let's go to fred inglis in detroit with a comment or two about go back to his home state and checkingback the giants beating the tigers. >> reporter: this was an incredible group of guys. there was a lot of people from the 2010 team, but new ones like brandon belt and angel pagan and marco scutaro came in and if you think about pablo sandoval he was persona no one gratia in 2010 and played one game as a designated hitter. but jeremy affeldt was there in 2010. he was here tonight in the bottom of the 8th he struck out the three, four and five hitters. cabrera, fielder and delmon young. affeldt was at his tops. the bullpen has been absolutely incredible. we thought it would be an advantage for the giants and it certainly was. we talked to jeremy affeldt and this is what he had to say. >> reporter: jeremy affeldt who simply came in and mowed down the detroit tigers. first of all, tell us who your friend is? >> this is my little man colt, born about two months ago. >> reporter: there is a symbiotic relationship between you and the children and the world series. >> yes. >> reporter: you we

fred inglis, ktvu news. >> can't wait for game three. thank you fred.d thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu news will start at 4:30. they'll be finding more about the arrest in the castro valley homicide and following those giants as they head to detroit. as always we're here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.

the giants even up the series and much more later in sports with fred inglis in the meantime i'm mark ibanez at at&t park. back to you frank and julie. >> from mark we turn to ken pritchett who was talking to fans thrilled with tonight's win. >> reporter: very excited fans. most of them have gone home now. but those fans were excited because to them they say the slump is over and the giants win at home. and you can guess those fans their reaction. >> the park was just so electrifying. i was here last night and it was so disappointing. but tonight we knew what we were going to come up with a big victory. >> it was so exciting the momentum they got going. it was huge for the game especially to win the second game. coming into the next couple of days days when they'll be away. it'll be great to keep the momentum going. >> that's a great game. the torture is over. no more torture. >> amazing, the bats were hot, it was great. >> reporter: there was certain pandemonium out here after the game. the question now is will the giants take care of business on the road and will these fans have an

ingly they have the money or will contracts be cut? >> mike thank you. we'll keep tuned in. it is not likely to get settled soon. goch gov mitt romney we'll go down in florida, a rally in the battle ground state. let's watch and listen . (crowd noise) approximate [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> you warm my heart, i have to tell you. what an honor for us to be here with you this evening. how it humbles us to see so many people come out and care about our country so deeply that you spend your evening with ann and me. i brought someone special with me. you can tell. this is a young lady who went to the same elementary school i . i didn't notice her then and when we got to high school and she was 16, we went to a party together, she was with someone else and i decided they wanted to take her home with me and take her rather. that was latter. and i said to the guy she came to the party with. i live closer to ann than you do. can i give her a ride home and she said sure . and we have gone steady every since. my sweet heart, ann romney. [applause] >> wow! what a crowd. this

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

this time by cespedes and a beautiful 2-0 victory with fred inglis in the clubhouse after the game. >i was able to make a pitch and defense was awesome. >> it doesn't make up for making a mistake the previous game. it helps me confidence wise. i can't take away what happened in that game. it's unfortunate. i am very grateful that i was able to make a play that impacted the game today for the good. >> winning ain't always pretty but it counts just the same. giants still hitting the art of hitting a baseball like a very foreign concept. for tonight any way, nobody minds if you're a giant fan. first-inning ryan vogelsan a little shaky. red's rbi leader bruce all mighty. jay bruce 1-0. vogelsan settles in. giants tie it on a sacrifice fly. hunter pence to make sure things didn't get worse. giants giants two on, two out. just enough time for arias to make the throw. turns out to be the game winning pitch. >> i am just happy he was able to pitch tomorrow. he was off the 2010 postseason roster. we wouldn't be here without barry the way he threw the ball this year. >> this is the enbodiment o

fred inglis, ktvu news. >> can't wait for game three. thank you fred.hank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu news will start at 4:30. they'll be finding rachel and sam have a house. now they want a home. a home where everything feels like it's designed just for them. where the styles they love fit into the wallet they have. big or small they want furniture that makes life better. that's why they visit us. we're more than a home improvement store. we're ikea, the life improvement store.

this time by cespedes and a beautiful 2-0 victory with fred inglis in the clubhouse after the game. >able to make a pitch and defense was awesome. >> it doesn't make up for making a mistake the previous game. it helps me confidence wise. i can't take away what happened in that game. it's unfortunate. i am very grateful that i was able to make a play that impacted the game today for the good. >> winning ain't always pretty but it counts just the same. giants still hitting the art of hitting a baseball like a very foreign concept. for tonight any way, nobody minds if you're a giant fan. first-inning ryan vogelsan a little shaky. red's rbi leader bruce all mighty. jay bruce 1-0. vogelsan settles in. giants tie it on a sacrifice fly. hunter pence to make sure things didn't get worse. giants giants two on, two out. just enough time for arias to make the throw. turns out to be the game winning pitch. >> i am just happy he was able to pitch tomorrow. he was off the 2010 postseason roster. we wouldn't be here without barry the way he threw the ball this year. >> this is the enbodiment of team

let's go oakland, and our fred inglis talked to some of the a's players in the clubhouse. >> and just all the fans, doing a fantastic job. the support, even after this loss tonight, it was nothing, short of fantastic. you know, definitely it has been one of the greatest experiences of my careers playing for this team. >> that is the best part of the whole thing. they went from just being, i mean, man the season is over and the down of that to getting to walk on out there to see them one last time. and you know, kind of soaking that in to lift it back up a little bit. we're having the organization here for them. drafted by them. and so you know it was special for me. >> meanwhile if you are emotionally attached to the giants, the mind-bending tension that you endured. awarded with one of the most satisfying victories in the nlcs. not in your -- a knot in your stomach, the sweaty palms. the price to pay for them and for san francisco today. look at hunter pence, like a ray lewis pep talk before the football game that has everyone charged up. all the runs in the 6th. six of them provided

let's go oakland, and our fred inglis talked to some of the a's players in the clubhouse. >> and justhe fans, doing a fantastic job. the support, even after this loss tonight, it was nothing, short of fantastic. you know, definitely it has been one of the greatest experiences of my careers playing for this team. >> that is the best part of the whole thing. they went from just being, i mean, man the season is over and the down of that to getting to walk on out there to see them one last time. and you know, kind of soaking that in to lift it back up a little bit. we're having the organization here for them. drafted by them. and so you know it was special for me. >> meanwhile if you are emotionally attached to the giants, the mind-bending tension that you endured. awarded with one of the most satisfying victories in the nlcs. not in your -- a knot in your stomach, the sweaty palms. the price to pay for them and for san francisco today. look at hunter pence, like a ray lewis pep talk before the football game that has everyone charged up. all the runs in the 6th. six of them provided by, y

ingly never have the victims very far from my mind when i work with materials in this collection. the human cost of this man's actions is something that is always present in my thoughts when i work with them. >> reporter: now the highlights of everything you have seen here will be on display by 2015 at a future law enforcement museum near the law enforcement memorial down at judiciary square downtown. when i come back at 6:00, i'm going to show you the single piece of evidence here that really means the most to scott. it is not the car. it's not the notes. it's just one piece of evidence that gives her and the rest of us chills. join me at 6:00. reporting live in forestville, prince georges county, scott broom, 9news now. >> i was going to say, what you have shown us is chilling, even ten years later. we'll look forward to seeing your piece at 6:00. >>> the woman once married to the d.c. sniper is speaking out tonight ten years after her ex- husband began terrorizing the nation and our area and three years after he was put to death. surae chin just returned. >> this is the second

once again, we're joined again by fred inglis on the phone. a little unexpected?> reporter: yeah, it shocked the world. i'm sure that the -- that a lot of the east -- so-called east coast reporters finally woke up to who the giants can be. i went to the espn website before the game, they had about 27 so-called experts giving their opinion and about five of them predicted the giants were going to win the world series. about 22 of them went with the tigers and then based it on the fact that the giants were only 7-5 in the playoffs. how could they ever predict pablop san -- pablo sandoval. it's very little in the world series. he's been hot all of the playoffs. not only did he hit three home runs. now he has six home runs in the postseason. that's two shy from the major league record. i figured there's 1200 feet of home runs there. justin verlander could not believe it. when he started it didn't happen. >> we're looking at parry zito right now. kind of some retribution from him as well. >> you know what? he's probably going in and saying, how about a contract extensi

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meantime, let's go to fred inglis. >> i know this cannot get old. there were so many players. a lot of these players that won this world series were not on the 2010 team. so this is new to a lot players here. >> that's the good thing about this team. it's home grown, most of them. we'll see them back, most of them. >> reporter: your feels as you went through. was there a -- your feelings as you went through? was there a different vibe? >> well, you know, this is something that we have gone through, and we had a feeling that we would over come. that was the ceo y baer. >> and marco scutaro. >> you saw marco scutaro's little guy already with baseball bat? >> yes. he has been indoctrinated at an early age. he cannot be more than two. he has a good swing and a good batting coach as well. there is barry zito and with a relatively new wife. a lot of peoplecredited his success to being newlywed. to argue th the success there. he has15 wins during the year. >> what a story lincecum has been. he came backwa, ghts out from the bullpen. peleope ersayingmaybe that may be the newest role.