reporting live in san francisco, janna katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> for many fans, a glimpsewilson and the thrill of victory were not quite enough. they needed something to take home, be it a pennant or a sweat shirt. the cash and credit cards in hand the lines were extraordinarily long outside the dugout store at at&t park all day long. no word on what is the hottest item selling there. but word is that caps and t- shirts are flying out the door. >> the excitement of the giants world series win may have hit a crescendso but building ever since monday's winning game. a ktvu viewer sent us this video that captures all of the excitement coming from the city's mission district right after the giants won game five. take a listen to the steady sounds of shouting, car horns and firecrackers. (shouting, car horns and firecrackers ♪ >>> just some of the sounds from that live citywide celebration that broke out after the giants clinched the 2010 world series where the fans took to the streets, filled up bars and got into their cars to drive through the streets to express their excitem

accounts's janna katsuyama reports. >> reporter: police say about 12:30 this afternoon the calls started coming in from witnesses who saw the woman on the ground. >> i hear the impact. people screaming. i immediately grabbed my cell phone. >> reporter: witnesses say a shuttle bus operated by uc san francisco hit the woman at the intersection of geary and leavenworth streets. >> hit her once. and then he backed up and then he hit her again. that's what happened. >> reporter: a nearby surveillance camera caught the impact. the top of the screen you can see the woman stepping off the curb as she crosses geary in the crosswalk. and then seconds later, the ucsf bus makes a left turn from leavenworth on to geary and suddenly stops. >> when officers arrived on scene they found an approximately 65-year-old woman had been struck by a shuttle bus and later declared dead rep investigators analyzed the scene and waited for the medical examiner to arrive. traffic was backed up for nearly three hours and service was delayed on three muni bus lines as police shut down the area, forcing cars to take det

janna katsuyama has more. >> reporter: it is the sound of the season.en spencer is taking his volunteer work seriously. ringing and singing. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ >> reporter: spencer is one of thousands of bell wringers nationwide today who are laurening the salvation army's red kettle drive. >> for me the most important thing is knowing that i am doing things for people in need. >> reporter: shoppers flipped spare change and cash into the kettles. >> they take the money and they use it good reason. ♪ jingle bells in the. >> reporter: the salvation army is staying in tune with the time. some kettles will feature credit card machines. >> that's a great idea because a lot of people don't carry cash nowadays. >> the average gift was $2 that went into the kettle. where with the credit card machine it's actually $15. >> reporter: salvation army major richard larson said for the first time people can donate by text message which adds a $10 donation to your phone bill money that's needed to help families in these tough economic times

janna katsuyama has more. >> reporter: it is the sound of the season. stephen spencer is taking his volunteer work seriously. ringing and singing. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ >> reporter: spencer is one of thousands of bell wringers nationwide today who are laurening the salvation army's red kettle drive. >> for me the most important thing is knowing that i am doing things for people in need. >> reporter: shoppers flipped spare change and cash into the kettles. >> they take the money and they use it for a good reason. ♪ jingle bells in the. >> reporter: the salvation army is staying in tune with the time. some kettles will feature credit card machines. >> that's a great idea because a lot of people don't carry cash nowadays. >> the average gift was $2 that went into the kettle. where with the credit card machine it's actually $15. >> reporter: salvation army major richard larson said for the first time people can donate by text message which adds a $10 donation to your phone bill money that's needed to help families in these tough ec

accounts's janna katsuyama reports. >> reporter: police say about 12:30 this afternoon the calls started coming in from witnesses who saw the woman on the ground. >> i hear the impact. people screaming. i immediately grabbed my cell phone. >> reporter: witnesses say a shuttle bus operated by uc san francisco hit the woman at the intersection of geary and leavenworth streets. >> hit her once. and then he backed up and then he hit her again. that's what happened. >> reporter: a nearby surveillance camera caught the impact. at the top of the screen you can see the woman stepping off the curb as she crosses geary in the crosswalk. and then seconds later, the ucsf bus makes a left turn from leavenworth on to geary and suddenly stops. >> when officers arrived on scene they found an approximately 65-year-old woman had been struck by a shuttle bus and later declared dead at the scene. >> reporter: a crowd watched as investigators analyzed the scene and waited for the medical examiner to arrive. traffic was backed up for nearly three hours and service was delayed on three muni bus lines as police

reporting live in san francisco, janna katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> for many fans, a glimpselson and the thrill of victory were not quite enough. they needed something to take home, be it a pennant or a sweat shirt. the cash and credit cards in hand the lines were extraordinarily long outside the dugout store at at&t park all day long. no word on what is the hottest item selling there. but word is that caps and t- shirts are flying out the door. >> the excitement of the giants world series win may have hit a crescendso but building ever since monday's winning game. a ktvu viewer sent us this video that captures all of the excitement coming from the city's mission district right after the giants won game five. take a listen to the steady sounds of shouting, car horns and firecrackers. (shouting, car horns and firecrackers ♪ >>> just some of the sounds from that live citywide celebration that broke out after the giants clinched the 2010 world series where the fans took to the streets, filled up bars and got into their cars to drive through the streets to express their excitemen

ktvu's janna katsuyama first brought us this report on november 1st, two days after the shooting. >> reporter: this home video shows larry malik greyson several years ago. the family says he was a budding athlete with a big future and a big smile. but saturday afternoon the 14- year-old boy was brought too highland hospital after being shot once through the head. >> my baby is just laying un there. >> reporter: his parents say their son has never been a trouble maker. always been kindhearted and well loved. >> at the school he worked with the children and he went to the practice and came home. and everybody loved my baby because they know he is a good kid. everybody loved my child. >> he don't like guns. he is not into the streets. you know, he is an average kid. still liked cartoons. >> yes. >> he is just a big baby. >> malik's parents say he went to visit his friend at the friend's house. it appears he was shot inside an apartment on the 1500 block at 3:30 saturday afternoon. neighbors say police searched the area for a gun but didn't know where to find one. >> nobody even know whe