ken wayne is live with our report. >> reporter: frank, berkeley police say it has happened 27 times at two bank of america locations. a simple forgetful act that is costing people hundreds possibly thousands of collars dollars. >> reporter: you put the card in and nearby thieves are ready and watching for to you take it out. moments later they are withdrawing money from your

i'm ken wayne. >> hello again everyone, i'm heather yes holmes. >>> there were plenty of rhetorical fireworks in the second gubbernattorial debate. candidates whitman and brown face off and were questioned about public education and jobs, it was the recent controversy surrounding the league status of whitman's former housekeeper that led to the fiery exchange. the gloves came o at fresno state university. this week meg whitman faced allegations that she had an illegal immigrant, pick ity diaz on our payroll for nine years. today g.o.p. candidate whitman claimed jerry brown orchestrated the scandal. >> and jerry, you should be ashamed. you and your surrogates put her deportation at risk and you should be ashame for sacrificing nicky diaz on the altar of your political ambitions. >> brown was quick to fire back, saying that former ebay ceo is trying to avoid responsibility. >> don't run for governor, you have blamed her, blamed me, blamed the left and blamed the unions, but don't take accountable. >> diaz' attorney is glorie allred, a backer of democratic candidates. >> the compactor campaign w

ken wayne join us now, he's live in san francisco with more, ken. >> reporter: julie, midterm electionsusually don't generate the kind of excitement as during a presidential year but this year's elections does have stirring attention. california might be the first to legalize marijuana. >> i'm in favor of recreational use of marijuana being legal so that we can tax it. >> reporter: even noncommitted voters says this has their interest. >> i don't know if i'm going to vote or not but i am interested in the legalization of marijuana. >> reporter: today kgo radio announced a debate planned for tomorrow will not take place. through a spokesman, host ron owens says he was blind sided by a cancellation but folks in the jerry brown camp said there was no confirmation. the tea party has fired up conservatives and stirred talk of republicans take over to the house and possibly the senate. that has this north bay democrat worried. >> these other folks have an avalanche coming of some sort. if we don't get energized we're going to have a problem. >> i think everybody need to put their vote out the

ken wayne join us now, he's live in san francisco with more, ken. >> reporter: julie, midterm elections usually don't generate the kind of excitement as during a presidential year but this year's elections does have stirring attention. california might be the first to legalize marijuana. >> i'm in favor of recreational use of marijuana being legal so that we can tax it. >> reporter: even noncommitted voters says this has their interest. >> i don't know if i'm going to vote or not but i am interested in the legalization of marijuana. >> reporter: today kgo radio announced a debate planned for tomorrow will not take place. through a spokesman, host ron owens says he was blind sided by a cancellation but folks in the jerry brown camp said there was no confirmation. the tea party has fired up conservatives and stirred talk of republicans take over to the house and possibly the senate. that has this north bay democrat worried. >> these other folks have an avalanche coming of some sort. if we don't get energized we're going to have a problem. >> i think everybody need to put their vote out th

ktvu's ken wayne joined fans in the city to watch tonight's game. we're going to start with fred in atlanta. fred? >> reporter: julie, four games all decided by one run. the atlanta braves had the best home record in the major leagues, but the giants, they come in here and win back-to- back games at turner field. of course, tonight wasn't going to be easy, they had their second back-to-back comeback history. that's it. giants win, 3-2. they win the best of 5 series 3-1 and head to philadelphia for their first championship series since 2002. first, let's go to the locker room. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: managed to have a veterans presence, not bad for a 21 year old rookie. >> yeah, i knew it was the biggest thing to keep, you know -- >> reporter: this is not going well. >> keep the adrenaline down and try to stay calm out there and not let it get to me. i felt i did a good job of that. buster kept me in line too. if he started to see me get excited, he'd calm me down. >> reporter: this doesn't seem weird to you at all? >> it's awesome. it's

ktvu's ken wayne joined fans in the city to watch tonight's game. we're going to start with fred in atlanta. fred? >> reporter: julie, four games all decided by one run. the atlanta braves had the best home record in the major leagues, but the giants, they come in here and win back-to- back games at turner field. of course, tonight wasn't going to be easy, they had their second back-to-back comeback history. that's it. giants win, 3-2. they win the best 5 series 3-1 and head to philadelphia for their first championship series since 2002. first, let's go to the locker room. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: managed to have a veterans presence, not bad for a 21 year old rookie. >> yeah, i knew it was the biggest thing to keep, you know -- >> reporter: this is not going well. >> keep the adrenaline down and try to stay calm out there and not let it get to me. i felt i did a good job of that. buster kept me in line too. if he started to see me get excited, he'd calm me down. >> reporter: this doesn't seem weird to you at all? >> it's awesome. it's aw

ken wayne is live tonight on the treasure island where folks have been watching the work unfold. ken? >> reporter: there are not a lot of people left who can say they witnessed the construction of the golden gate and bay bridges in the 1930s, but we can say we witnessed the construction of another engineering icon. the view from chopper 2 shows the progress being made on the tower that will anchor the eastern span of the new suspension bring. over the next few days, bridge commuters will see the dramatic and historic change take shape outside their car windows. >> it will be here for the rest of his life. every time he goes to san francisco, he's going to see it and remember this moment where he was here when it was being built. >> reporter: some of us have grandparents, and great grandparents who remember the construction of the bay bridge. joel wants to make sure his son understands the significance of this modern structure, replacing the bridge that partially collapsed in the a 1989 earthquake. crews plan to bolt and weld a structure in place. >> there's four we have to put in

ken wayne is live tonight on the treasure island where folks have been watching the work unfold. ken? >> reporter: there are not a lot of people left who can say they witnessed the construction of the golden gate and bay bridges in the 1930s, but we can say we witnessed the construction of another engineering icon. the view from chopper 2 shows the progress being made on the tower that will anchor the eastern span of the new suspension bring. over the next few days, bridge commuters will see the dramatic and historic change take shape outside their car windows. >> it will be here for the rest of his life. every time he goes to san francisco, he's going to see it and remember this moment where he was here when it was being built. >> reporter: some of us have grandparents, and great grandparents who remember the construction of the bay bridge. joel wants to make sure his son understands the significance of this modern structure, replacing the bridge that partially collapsed in the a 1989 earthquake. crews plan to bolt and weld a structure in place. >> there's four we have to put in

. >> i'm ken wayne.ot more questions than answers tonight following a shooting at' party that left two people dead. gunfire erupted on the dance floor of the san leandro venue, but who was shot? who the suspects are and even who rented ute the facility to begin with haven't been revealed. ktvu's john sasaki reports. >> reporter: monarch bay is a scenic golf course, but today golfers have been distracted by the sight of crime scene tape. >> i think tea very sad. >> reporter: golfers learned that a double-homicide happened last night. investigators say at about 9:45 gunfire rang out at a party inside wedge's restaurant. >> what the officers reported is people fleeing, running away from the building, fleeing at high rates of speed and cars, as they left the arab. >> reporter: paramedics rushed three people tot medical center. one of them died. another man was taken by on a friend to the hospital, where he died. the two other victims suffered minor injuries and now police are trying to learn information from

. >> i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. the search is on for the gunman who opened fire on the dance floor during a party at a east bay golf club. two people were killed. we are live with the latest on the investigation including new information about just who rented the space. >> reporter: a beautiful afternoon has golfers wrapping up a day of golf here. everybody arriving here has come upon a surprising and tragic scene. honoring . >> i think it's very sad. >> reporter: they learned here that a double homicide happened last night. they say about 9:45 gun fire rang out at a party inside wedge's restaurant. >> the officers reported is that people were fleeing, running away from the building, fleeing at high rates of speed in cars as they left the area. >> reporter: paramedics rushed three to the hospital. one of them died. another man was taken by a friend to a different hospital where he died. police say only that one victim was a 19-year-old and the other about the same age. the two others had minor injuries. police are t

ken wayne is live with our report. >> reporter: frank, berkeley police say it has happened 27 times at two bank of america locations. a simple forgetful act that is costing people hundreds possibly thousands of collars dollars. >> reporter: you put the card in and nearby thieves are ready and watching for to you take it out. moments later they are withdrawing money from your account and have your atm card. >> word has gotten out on the street, so to speak. there are more suspects that have become aware of how, in a lot of these cases, easy it is. >> reporter: police have arrested two men who they say lunch mere bank of america atms. these men are both being held without bail. >> they are only responsible for a handful, about six cases. so we know that there are other suspects out there that are committing this crime. >> reporter: police say part of the problem is the design of the atm. the bank of america machines take your card, give you your money and then sound a chime reminding you to remove your card. >> i have forgotten for sure, absolutely. >> reporter: really? >> so i guess tha

good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> and hello again, everyone, i'm heather holmes. there were heated exchanges during the candidate's second debate. with the issue of meg whitman's former housekeeper taking center stage. the faceoff in fresno, the state's first spanish language debate focused on immigration issues and things got intense when it came to the fourth question. just 15 minutes in, and the gloves were off inside fresno's state student union as the univision addressed the elephant in the room. the matter of republican candidate's meg whitman former housekeeper an illegal immigrant. >> jerry, you should be ashamed you and your surrogate put her deportation at risk. you perfect her out there. and you should be ashamed for sacrificing nicky diaz on the altar of your political ambition. >> meg whitman blamed her democratic rival for the controversy claiming jerry brown orchestrated the scandal that erupted earlier this week. the former ebay ceo spent several days explaining how she had an undocumented worker on the payroll for nine years. meg whitman claims sh

ken wayne is live with our report. >> reporter: frank, berkeley police say it has happened 27 times at two bank of america locations. a simple forgetful act that is costing people hundreds possibly thousands of collars dollars. >> reporter: you put the card in and nearby thieves are ready and watching for to you take it out. moments later they are withdrawing money from your account and have your atm card. >> word has gotten out on the street, so to speak. there are more suspects that have become aware of how, in a lot of these cases, easy it is. >> reporter: police have arrested two men who they say lunch mere bank of america atms. these men are both being held without bail. >> they are only responsible for a handful, about six cases. so we know that there are other suspects out there that are committing this crime. >> reporter: police say part of the problem is the design of the atm. the bank of america machines take your card, give you your money and then sound a chime reminding you to remove your card. >> i have forgotten for sure, absolutely. >> reporter: really? >> so i guess tha

ktvu's ken wayne talked to a woman who lost $7,000 at one of those computer gaming halls. ken joins us live in vallejo with the details. ken? >> reporter: julie, we have been told there are illegal gambling operations in antioch, concord oakland and behind this strip mall on sonoma boulevard here in vallejo. if you look over the drapes and butcher paper you see tables filled with computer monitors. when we stopped by the lights and computers were on but the doors were locked and no one was inside. the sign says lucky business services provides e-mail fax and copies. but some say these operations aren't set up for those services at all. >> they are lying, yes. they are lying. >> reporter: this woman doesn't want us to reveal her identity but says she was a regular customer at a similar storefront gambling operation at durant square in oakland. >> yes, the gambling shack that's what everyone would call it the gambling shack. >> reporter: the manager said they provided internet services. this woman says no one used the computers for internet access. >> simply gambling and i we

ktvu's ken wayne talked to a woman who lost $7,000 at one of those computer gaming halls. ken joins us live in vallejo with the details. ken? >> reporter: julie, we have been told there are illegal gambling operations in antioch, concord oakland and behind this strip mall on sonoma boulevard here in vallejo. if you look over the drapes and butcher paper you see tables filled with computer monitors. when we stopped by the lights and computers were on but the doors were locked and no one was inside. the sign says lucky business services provides e-mail fax and copies. but some say these operations aren't set up for those services at all. >> they are lying, yes. they are lying. >> reporter: this woman doesn't want us to reveal her identity but says she was a regular customer at a similar storefront gambling operation at durant square in oakland. >> yes, the gambling shack that's what everyone would call it the gambling shack. >> reporter: the manager said they provided internet services. this woman says no one used the computers for internet access. >> simply gambling and i we

. >> and i'm ken wayne.layoffs fever has gripped the bay area now that the san francisco giants clinched the national league west division title. and start their post season quest for the world series. >> it came before a raucous home crowd on the final day against a very stubborn san diego padres team. fred joins us with highlights of the game and the player reaction. >> this was not easy for the players. you know what, not fans for the easy. you want easy go root for the yankees then. that's easy. but being a giants fan that's terrific torture. giants needed three games to beat san diego just once. that victory finally came together. buster posey got his 13 homerun of the year to make it 3-1. the clinching shut out and brian wilson strikes out will venables. giants win the west division with the second best record in the national league. let the celebrations begin in homes and bars, in the streets and in the stands, and mostly in the locker room. >> i mean, i'm just stuttering my words right now. i'm just

i'm mike in tonight for ken wayne. >> hello again everyone i'm heather holmes. we are just now getting word. >> it's okay. we are just getting word about the under ground explosion in downtown san francisco. it happened just after 4:00 p.m. fire officials tell us a transformer blew and the explosion blew off the cover of a manhole. there were no injuries. several streets in the area are closed off as pg and e works to fix that problem. officials say there is no word of any outages in the area right now. >>> and uc berkeley graduate sarah made her first public appearance since she was released from an iran prison last month appearing with her mother and close friends in oakland she once again asked iran officials to set free her fiancee and their friend. the two have been held in a prison for 14 months now. and she says she will keep fighting for their freedom until they were released. >> i can hear shane and jussen telling me now to speak louder for them, cry out for them and to ask the world to help me and help us to release them. >> she says she has had no com

here is ken wayne's report from the day of that attack. >> we had a female trainer back in the whale holding area. she apparently slipped or fell into the tank and was fatally injured by one of the whales. >> the witnesses tell a different story. some say tillithe six ton orange can a physically snatched the trainer from the edge of the tank after a performance. >> he jumped up and grabbed her and started thrashing around and then her shoe fell off. he was thrashing her around pretty good. it was violent. >> the trainer is identified as 40-year-old dawn brandshow. officials say she was one of the most experienced trainers at seaworld, orlando. a witness took this home video before the attack. some said the whales did not appear to be following commands. >> they had told us that something was wrong. and that they weren't cooperating. they were going to try to let them re-group and try it again. so we knew something wasn't right with the whales. >> reporter: this is the third death associated with the 30- year-old orange can a. in 1991 tilliwas blamed for the death of a trainer at an a

kearn wayne attended the meeting and is live with our report, ken? >> reporter: there were some tough employee questions tonight from city officials and members of the public over the safety of pg&e's pipelines running through south san francisco, particularly line 132. the same line that exploded in neighboring san bruno. >> moved or replaced before the proposed date of 2013. >> i don't know, sir. i don't have that information at this time. >> reporter: officials say they are worried the same line will fail again. pg&e officials insisted tonight the 50-year old line is safe, but that didn't convince worried city leaders saying pg&e had promised to repair the pipe earlier. >> how can we trust pg&e? >> reporter: residents who live near the pipeline say they are worried any fix now maybe too little too late. >> i'm concerned about rushing the pressure and having shutoff valves or some type of valves that work before it blows up. >> reporter: pg&e did provide maps detailing the locations of the lines. the fire marshall said it's the first time he's seen

ken wayne is live with more. >> reporter: this is the first night that many residents have had a chance to see this sketch, the hope is someone will recognize this face and contact police. >> it's absolutely a mission. it's not just for just our agency, for all the surrounding agencies as well. >> reporter: this sketch is based on the description of the man involved in an attempted sexual assault saturday night. the fifth attack in six months. fliers have been passed out to at least some units but there's frustration that management hasn't done more. >> we would like to see more security, at least not just standing over here but making rounds. >> reporter: while security did check vehicles tonight, anyone can simply walk into the complex. other residents want to move out but says management won't let them out of their leases or return their deposits of up to $4,000. >> it wasn't a safe place to be, i don't want to be here and they are not willing to give it back. so i'm fighting them too. >> i have a son that's 6'4", 172 pounds if i go any where at night, i have him with me if not i hav

kearn wayne attended the meeting and is live with our report, ken? >> reporter: there were some tough employee questions tonight from city officials and members of the public over the safety of pg&e's pipelines running through south san francisco, particularly line 132. the same line that exploded in neighboring san bruno. >> moved or replaced before the proposed date of 2013. >> i don't know, sir. i don't have that information at this time. >> reporter: officials say they are worried the same line will fail again. pg&e officials insisted tonight the 50-year old line is safe, but that didn't convince worried city leaders saying pg&e had promised to repair the pipe earlier. >> how can we trust pg&e? >> reporter: residents who live near the pipeline say they are worried any fix now maybe too little too late. >> i'm concerned about rushing the pressure and having shutoff valves or some type of valves that work before it blows up. >> reporter: pg&e did provide maps detailing the locations of the lines. the fire marshall said it's the first time he's seen

live in oakland, ken wayne, ktvu. >>> a pg & e vice president testified at a senate hearing that the utility still doesn't know what caused the san bruno pipeline explosion. the blast and fire killed eight people. the mother of one of the victims told investigators that they need to keep looking. >> this for me is a huge loss. i can only hope and pray that we continue to find the right answers to make this right. >> san bruno's mayor also testified that residents want the pipeline to be moved. pg & e has said that they increased testing of the pipeline. >>> also, two separate families filed separate lawsuits against pg & e. one goal is to get the pipeline removed from the neighborhood. the families also want financial recompensation. >> the fact of the matter is, that it's tempting faith. i mean you you got away this time, next time what's going to happen. >> reporter: the utility is committed to rebuilding the neighborhood. >>> stocks fell sharply on wall street. the rate hike might slow economic growth in china. the dow ended up losing 165 points to close below 165,000. >>> yahoo h

live in oakland, ken wayne, ktvu. >>> a pg & e vice president testified at a senate hearing that the utility still doesn't know what caused the san bruno pipeline explosion. the blast and fire killed eight people. the mother of one of the victims told investigators that they need to keep looking. >> this for me is a huge loss. i can only hope and pray that we continue to find the right answers to make this right. >> san bruno's mayor also testified that residents want the pipeline to be moved. pg & e has said that they increased testing of the pipeline. >>> also, two separate families filed separate lawsuits against pg & e. one goal is to get the pipeline removed from the neighborhood. the families also want financial recompensation. >> the fact of the matter is, that it's tempting faith. i mean you you got away this time, next time what's going to happen. >> reporter: the utility is committed to rebuilding the neighborhood. >>> stocks fell sharply on wall street. the rate hike might slow economic growth in china. the dow ended up losing 165 points to close below 165,000. >>> yahoo h

ken wayne has the story. >> reporter: there is no sign across the street on east 14th street indicating what's inside that store front. we went over there today to find out if it's an illegal gambling operation but had problems finding anyone who would talk about it. >> are you aware if this is legal or illegal gambling in here. >> you have to go. >> reporter: we saw several people sitting in front of monitors playing games. those coming out wouldn't tell us what kind of games. >> you don't know what's going on in there? were you gambling. >> are you gambling in there? >> no. >> what are you doing? >> minding my own business. >> they're afraid. they don't want to be on the news, they know they're breaking the law. >> reporter: k. king runs a small charity and counts on bingo money to run her charity. >> they have a variety of names for them. but those themselves are illegal. >> reporter: richard post says he became aware of the problem as a business owner, the order is dated almost three weeks ago but the operation is still going strong. >> they are in vallejo and in concord and they ha

. >> i'm ken wayne and heather holmes is off tonight. >>> 50 square blocks, 15,000 courts, seven-hour long power outage in oakland has caused problem for poli and fire service and tonight oakland has used help from outside agencies to police streets and try to keep cars from colliding at darkened intersections. ktvu's debora villalon is live with the latest on the power outage that is just now coming to an end. >> reporter: that is right ken. we're at 10th and broadway, part of the outage that ended about half an hour ago. as it got dark police laid flares at intersections and asked chp and county sheriffs for patrol help. they were concerned about collisions, and break-ins because of disabled alarms and on this day, when pg&e had a failure, both police and fire did, too. >> do you see the change in color? does she have any history of heart problems? >> reporter: oakland fire dispatchers had a heart- stopping moment when their computers died. fire dispatch downtown was inside the outage zone. the backup generator kicked in, but because of some glitch, didn't feed juice to the automate

ken wayne is live with more. >> reporter: this is the first night that many residents have had a chance to see this sketch, the hope is someone will recognize this face and contact police. >> it's absolutely a mission. it's not just for just our agency, for all the surrounding agencies as well. >> reporter: this sketch is based on the description of the man involved in an attempted sexual assault saturday night. the fifth attack in six months. fliers have been passed out to at least some units but there's frustration that management hasn't done more. >> we would like to see more security, at least not just standing over here but making rounds. >> reporter: while security did check vehicles tonight, anyone can simply walk into the complex. other residents want to move out but says management won't let them out of their leases or return their deposits of up to $4,000. >> it wasn't a safe place to be, i don't want to be here and they are not willing to give it back. so i'm fighting them too. >> i have a son that's 6'4", 172 pounds if i go any where at night, i have him with me if not i hav

ken wayne has the story. >> reporter: there is no sign across the street on east 14th street indicating what's inside that store front. we went over there today to find out if it's an illegal gambling operation but had problems finding anyone who would talk about it. >> are you aware if this is legal or illegal gambling in here. >> you have to go. >> reporter: we saw several people sitting in front of monitors playing games. those coming out wouldn't tell us what kind of games. >> you don't know what's going on in there? were you gambling. >> are you gambling in there? >> no. >> what are you doing? >> minding my own business. >> they're afraid. they don't want to be on the news, they know they're breaking the law. >> reporter: k. king runs a small charity and counts on bingo money to run her charity. >> they have a variety of names for them. but those themselves are illegal. >> reporter: richard post says he became aware of the problem as a business owner, the order is dated almost three wes ago but the operation is still going strong. >> they are in vallejo and in concord and they have

ken wayne is now in san bruno with that and other developments. >> reporter: julie the san bruno city council wrapped up their immediating about 20 minutes ago. and the council voted to fast track the voting process so that victims of the san bruno fire can begin rebuilding in as little as two months. most of the signs of explosion and fire are gone. clean up grews have finished clean up of the area. normally it would take as long as six months and up to $14,000 to complete the permit process to build the new home in san bruno. to be the the city council voted to fast track that process and wave the permit fees for fire victims. that could cost san bruno half a million dollars in revenue. >> this whole ticket is pretty much on san bruno right now and we're hoping for some fema assistance last thursday. >>> also tonight, representatives from the san francisco giants presented checks toeing almost $100,000 for the san bruno victims funds. >> we've obviously all been touch bid the tragic events experienced by the residents of san bruno. please know that the victims, the survivors, the em

ken wayne is now in san bruno with that and other developments. >> reporter: julie the san bruno city council wrapped up their immediating about 20 minutes ago. and the council voted to fast track the voting process so that victims of the san bruno fire can begin rebuilding in as little as two months. most of the signs of explosion and fire are gone. clean up grews have finished clean up of the area. normally it would take as long as six months and up to $14,000 to complete the permit process to build the new home in san bruno. to be the the city council voted to fast track that process and wave the permit fees for fire victims. that could cost san bruno half a million dollars in revenue. >> this whole ticket is pretty much on san bruno right now and we're hoping for some fema assistance last thursday. >>> also tonight, representatives from the san francisco giants presented checks toeing almost $100,000 for the san bruno victims funds. >> we've obviously all been touch bid the tragic events experienced by the residents of san bruno. please know that the victims, the survivors, the em

i'm mike mibach in tonight for ken wayne. >> hello again, everyone, i'm heather holmes. another shooting, another san francisco nightclub. and tonight that club is dark. shut down by authorities. ktvu's deborah villalon is live outside cafe cocoamo where the gun fight broke out had early this morning. >> reporter: heather, hip hop last night, salsa tonight. this nightclub would normally be packed at this hour. instead it is padlocked after a man was shot and wounded inside. a 23-year-old man was rushed from the club with what police call life threatening injuries about 1:00 this morning. clearing the crowd was a challenge. and investigators are still looking for the gunman are you doing anything different tonight? >> no. >> reporter: the club was closed voluntarily he said. by evening the city entertainment commission had made that official. a 72-shower suspension. a cooling-off period. >> there is no entertainment. we don't want any kind of reprisal or anything like that. basically it's about safety. >> reporter: this commission inspector who works undercover says cafe

i'm ken wayne. heather holmes is off tonight. the celebration is underway. the san francisco giants win the pennant. they did it on the road tonight. a 3-2 victory in philadelphia. it means we've got more baseball ahead. the world series is coming to the bay area. we have ktvu reporters live in the city and back east in philadelphia. we are going to be hearing from all of them coming up with live coverage of the celebration. >>> but first ktvu sports director mark ibanez joins us. this as lot of fun. the torture tour continues but it all turned out the way we wanted to to. >> i don't know about you but the most nervous i've ever been watching a sporting event. sweaty palms and the whole bit. >> people are talking about near hrt attacks. >> i was in the studio and could hear my heart pounding. the san francisco giants as you knew it would go down to a one run game in philadelphia. do it on the road. great warriors on the road for the season. one two in philadelphia and one two here. and going to the world series. the highlights. it was packed and they were pu

good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> hello again, everyone, i'm heather holmes. after two straight games of explosive games by san francisco the world series took a turn in texas. >> the late comebacks that came up a little bit short. joe? >> reporter: yes, the world series shifted to arlington for the first ever series game hosted by the texas rangers. pitcher jonathan sanchez has seen the go ahead and the bad of post season play. he found himself in a 3-0 hole after putting two runners on base and allowing a homerun to morland hitting in the number nine spot. josh hamilton homerun in the 5th made it 4-0. but times for the giants mr. post season cody ross goes deep in the 7th. five homeruns for ross in the post season. in the 8th the giants got one run closer. andre torres goes deep. each team hits a pair of homeruns but they came up empty. feliz pitched a perfect 9th inning fanning juan uribe to win it. trailing 2-1 after this 4-2 win. this game of contrasts is two played in san francisco where the giants scored a combined 20 runs. >> we scored two homeruns so

ken wayne has the report. >> reporter: after two days away from the negotiating table, the governor and legislative leaders, the so called big five met today and resumed those negotiations, but the optimism expressed late last week that a deal was at hand, today that optimism is missing. the budget clock outside if governor's office keeps ticking, the budget is now 92 days late. republican leaders said nothing as they arrived for budget negotiations, senate president steinburg had little more to officer. >> working, working, working and hoping, hoping, hoping it's long due obviously. >> reporter: there are a few significant issues to resolve in closing to $19 million budget gap. governor arnold schwarzenegger continues to push for pension reform which will require concessions from california's largest unions. democrats are trying to maintain social programs and school funding. >> in order to do that we need to make sure that the noncut part of the budget stands up. >> reporter: the big five met for several hours this afternoon, took a break and they should have resumed at least this was

i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. the san francisco giants are now the national league west champions. that's after a growling series against the san diego padres. leading up to the big win was quite an ordeal for giant's fans. about all of san francisco giants fans can say right now is what a relief. we are live where fans finally getting to celebrate. >> reporter: this is an excited group of fans right here getting to round the bases on the day the giants won the west. after 9 final out the players rounded the field to celebrate with the fans. not since 2003 have the giants and their fans reached the postseason. >> this it fabulous. >> this great. i have been waiting for this a long time. >> it had to come down to the last game of the season but comes with style. >> reporter: getting here wasn't easy. >> smile -- it's crazy. >> reporter: this was the team's third chance to win the west offer the padresful after two straight losses fans were getting nervous. >> nervewracked to the brim. nothing you can do. got to sta

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