it actually works in sergio's favor. he is been talking about consolidation, and says it will happen. right now they do not have enough money to make a major debt loanbut the access a poison pills and no one will come and buy them while he is trained to turn the company around. >> thank you. he will be speaking with sergio an hour elkin in about on street smart. in thened volatility financial markets. what is driving that and find out how investors can take advantage of buying opportunities. ♪ . . >> investors might be feeling whipsawed from volatility in stock and bond markets. joining me is a global investment strategist at a financial services firm with $844 billion in assets under management and bloomberg's lisa. she covers the debt market. let me start with you. the executive summary part of tiaa cref's quarter, you wrote the following -- "the long anticipated transition to a post-qe world might have finally begun." what leads to that? >> with the end of qe in october, we look to the fed for justification of interes

sergio. he's waiving to the crowd. i want to ask a couple of people, what do you think so far? >> great job. >> reporter: what do you think of sergio? >> he's awesome. i hope to have him back. >> reporter: where are you from? >> brentwood in the east bay. >> reporter: we got his attention. sergio, how are you doing today? how are you? of course we cannot hear him that much. he's trying to talk to us way up on that double decker bus there. sergio. he's saying three. >> he's got three. >> he earned them too. >> the thing about -- roberta thanks a lot. the thing is, whether the challenge is -- he lost his pitch and then he regains it and figures so prominently. now the question is, how much do they have to pay to keep him around. >> [captioners transitioning snfrmd

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. >> sergio romo, greg likes to call you the surge protector. >> i will take it. it's pretty cool. >> thumbs up for sergio romo the surge protector. >> thank you, greg, you had to wait a little longer than you thought in your career. now you are a world series champion. is it anything like you thought? >> i just thank god that i was blessed to come to san francisco and experience this. it's unbelievable. this parade, all these fans, it's out of control and i love it. >> you have been part of the braves and the a's, what was the clubhouse like? >> this has been a pretty unique group of guys that i have played with. you know, guys are just determined, they are warriors, you have guys that never let anybody just get relaxed and sit on things. he keeps everybody in the game. a mix of some veterans that understand what it takes to win and it's always a quiet confidence of this group regardless of how good or how bad we played all year. there is always the confidence that we are going to find ways to win. >> you heard that before, now i call you a world series came pois

. >>> sergio romo didn't pitch tonight. we will probably see him at one point during the series. andria borba says the san francisco police are looking at some surveillance video involving sergio romo and his girlfriend. >> reporter: well liz, the incident happened in the hours after the nlcs as thursday night drifted into friday morning at the corner of post and taylor in san francisco. it is what happened before officers arrived that is being looked at tonight. san francisco giants center sergio romo famous for his slider and catch phrase that's what's up had a few choice words for sfpd. it was around 2:00 a.m. when romo allegedly got a text from an exgirlfriend and his current girlfriend got upset. police got involved when they saw a woman getting bear hugged and pushed into an suv. witnesses tell kpix5 thes in happened outside the owl street bar. romo said you are making a mistake. police forced romo, his girlfriend, romo's brother and his girlfriend to sit on the curb while they courted things out. eventually, everyone was released and no one was cited. after they found surv

>> we were with sergio yesterday in l.a. to celebrate the 60th anniversary in america.we said to everyone is that ferrari will continue to be unique, that's the objective. we have an incredible brand, the most powerful brand in the world. there's no reason for us to change that. on the contrary me. >> sergio, adam joseph, out with a note last week what he's saying is what tesla is doing makes people like you in the corporate suites at the established automakers nervous. are you scared of tesla? >> scared is the wrong term. i'm impressed by what they've done. i think we collectively as an auto industry have taken an incredib incredible look. he deserves more attention than we've given them. tesla's valuation is in the stratosphere. in terms of the underlying business model and what he's doing, it's something we need to understand much betterment i think it would be an incredible shame if the large automakers, especially the guys residing in detroit, do not find a way to create a business model that can compete effectively with him. he's done a great job. >> sergio marchi

sergio romo getting loose. right-handed batters to follow. carpenter takes strike one.er closer, now setup reliever, sergio romo, has switched jobs with santiago casilla midway through the season. they switched it the other way last time giants won it all in 2012, when romo took over as the closer. now the count, 0-2. >> harold: i think they're running out with bumgarner as long as you can. obviously they're waiting to see if a man gets on or not. three-run lead. he's throwing terrific. the pitch count comes into play, joe. 106. >> joe: carpenter goes into battle mode as he takes just outside, ball one. >> tom: two strikes, matt carpenter, growing up he played a game with his brother, strikeout. they pitched to one another, one on one. you got to hit as long as you didn't strike out. as soon as you struck out, you switched sides. if you wanted to hit all the time, you turned into a contact hitter. >> joe: he strikes out, as bumgarner made a pitch on 1-2 and pulled carpenter one away. strike rout number seven. >> tom: this is part of the arsenal. this is actually a littl

i don't think sergio's going anywhere anytime soon. >> only a few more hours to see you again with sergio. yellen's uk counterpart mark carney, what hips take on worries about a global slowdown? you're going to want to hear what he told steve liesman next. >>> also ahead, paypal co-founder peter thiel, after another volatile week in the markets. a look at futures here. set up for a higher open at least right now. more "squawk on the street" live from the financial capital of the world, nyse, when we return. theryou trade with fidelity. one you won't find anywhere else. one-second trade execution. guaranteed. did you see it? in one second, he made a trade, we looked for the best price, and the trade went through. do the other guys guarantee that? didn't think so. open an account and find more of the expertise you need to be a better investor. take a look at shares of jcpenney. they had been looking down on a downgrade this morning but i believe they've turned around. yeah, they have. because the company has announced its intent to have a new ceo. home depot executive marvin ellison will re

cheryl: we got the comments from sergio marchionne.eff flock will have more later on fox business. "first on fox business" interview with sergio marchionne, ceo of chrysler, i don't know if you caught that, a couple of sink singers syncsessers and. >>> from united states to every corner of the globe money is flying around the world today, starting in north korea, a state envoy claims kim jong-un is well, alive and well and still in charge. an official report from north korea claims the young ruler is healthy and but cites, quote, personal discomfort. let your imagination run with that one or not. that is disturbing. >>> move to spain, we spotted entrepreneurial funny business happening there. a barcelona comedy club using facial recognition to charge people by each time that they laugh. each chuckle costs about 38 cents with a maximum total charge of $30 if you're watching the show. i wonder if they have the two-drink minimum that is popular here? >>> landing in france, throwing down your credit card isn't going to cut it. a paris rest

sergio romo getting loose. right-handed batters to follow. carpenter takes strike one.er closer, now setup reliever, sergio romo, has switched jobs with santiago casilla midway through the season. they switched it the other way last time giants won it all in 2012, when romo took over as the closer. now the count, 0-2. >> harold: i think they're running out with bumgarner as long as you can. obviously they're waiting to see if a man gets on or not. three-run lead. he's throwing terrific. the pitch count comes into play, joe. 106. >> joe: carpenter goes into battle mode as he takes just outside, ball one. >> tom: two strikes, matt carpenter, growing up he played a game with his brother, strikeout. they pitched to one another, one on one. you got to hit as long as you didn't strike out. as soon as you struck out, you switched sides. if you wanted to hit all the time, you turned into a contact hitter. >> joe: he strikes out, as bumgarner made a pitch on 1-2 and pulled carpenter one away. strike rout number seven. >> tom: this is part of the arsenal. this is actually a littl

we speak to the ceo sergio marchionne straight after the u.s. opening bell. >>> a texas health care worker becomes the first person to contract ebola in the united states. the cdc says protocols must have been breached. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange." bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> and a big day for the markets. a big week. we saw the volatility index reemerge with 46% just over the last week indicating there's a high level of risk aversion in the market. wilfred, we have to wonder if this will continue going forward. >> i think the thing that struck me last week was this is european-led market worries, but u.s. sold off as well. you can understand with the equities the risk assets and the global growth coming down. the u.s. dollar is the first week in 13 it didn't post gains and traditionally the dollar will be seen as a safehaven asset. >> goldman sachs this morning writing that given the global weakness, stick to u.s. stocks and names that have high domestic salesful we'll see if that's a strategy going forward

they are the seventh largest automaker, but sergio needs scale.is big, but not as big as he needs to be. what they'll ultimately have to do is aggression i.vely expand china and asia. jeep is the key to that. >> we look forward to that on "street signs." >> you never know what sergio will say. >> that's true. ty, up to you. >>> thank you. big changes for ferrari. the chairman there is out after 23 years. perhaps the most famous name in sports cars now unveils its most expensive production car ever, a car for $3.2 million. robert frank has the story live from ferrari of beverly hills. robert? >> thanks. sergio marchionne adds the title of chairman of ferrari today, he replac replaces luca demotaselo. yesterday they announced the most expensive ferrari, they're only making ten and they're sold out. sergio telling us yesterday he may increase production and make other changes, but the ferrari history, the legend, the iconic brand is bigger than any executive or strategy. take a listen. >> i think we are good holders of the assets. the fact i have com

liz: jeff flock live at the new york stock exchange where he spoke with ceo sergio marchionne.f, many say sergio breathed new life into the chrysler brand at its lowest moments. >>> it is amazing day. it is columbus day. he didn't come in the nina, point at that and santa maria but in the maserati. that is behind me today. about half hour ago and marchionne and the chairman of fiat chrysler automobiles and heir to the ferrari fortune rang the closing bell. as we said the stock didn't do very much but you're right, i think he does breathe kind of a life into this that will make it a viable competitor to ford and gm, not just in detroit but here in new york where they need to raise capital as well. also a very honest sergio marchionne. we talked to him first on fox today before he went inside. and i asked him a question about whether or not this was a good time to be launching a stock in new york? >> actually not. but it has nothing to did with us. i think as you well know over the past couple weeks we've seen some nervousness in the markets. i think on of my colleagues in detroi

sergio?d as the fans were you can whatting out of at&t park and they were not happy. object -- obviously they were hoping for a stronger showing for the weekend. for game three of the world series, the giants fans showed up in full rally mode. >> lets ay go giants -- let's go giants. >> they pushed for their home team up until the end, but they did not leave at&t park happy. >> a good come back, but not quite enough. they were really close. >> i we went to the world series. we have been waiting our whole lives to go to the world series. we lost. >> there was one fan who was happy to be here on this night. >> i grew up in this city. this is my hometown team gyros mary is currently going through chemotherapy. sher knitted her own orange wig and has become an internet sensation because of a campaign by her granddaughter and she even has fans here. >> it was three or four days ago on facebook. i reposted her post. i thought it was a cool thing. >> this was stand up to cancer night at at&t park. h

sergio?t much of downtown san francisco was in darkness with one of the exceptions being one of the newest towers. the marquis hotel just opened that day. tonight a few employees of this hotel commemorated that event and also commemorated the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. >> at 5:04 p.m., the san francisco fire chief rang the commemorative bell as it started shaking 25 years ago. and a moment of silence. mark farrell was heading home from high school football practice that afternoon. >> sure enough the earthquake started to p that. we thought it was no big deal until we got back to the marina district. >> massive fires were triggered and entire buildings collapsed on to the street. south of market, the marriott marquis manager was on the 18th floor of the new hotel when the quake hit. you could actually see that going up and down. >> it caused a 50-foot chunk of the bridge to collapse. in oakland huge sections of the cypress freeway pancaked on to concrete and steal. the new

reporting live in sausolito, i'm sergio quinn tan a. >> more on that now. beach-goers warned to keep an eye out for the strong surf and rip currents from sonoma to monterey. the national weather service reported seven to eight-foot swells and waves could reach 12 feet tonight, creating even nor dangerous conditions. >>> here's a live look right now from our emeryville camera, showing the sun as it heads down, starting to set at this hour. the bay area's clear blue skies could be clouded this week with a chance of a little bit of rain coming. let's go to meteorologist drew tuma with more and a look at live doppler 7hd. >> fall chill is on the way. the warm temperatures will be a thing of the past shortly, and then we'll tack rain moving in. the live doppler 7hd is bright and breezy today. the big story this weekend. no rain in the next 24 hours. the active winds still continue to have the beach hazard statement in effect for large northwest swells, possibly 12 feet, through tonight. the winds are going to last. that's going to help the wave to decrease in he

sergio? >> ama, 25 years ago tonight much of downtown san fncisco was in darkness with one of the exceptions being one of the newest towers. the marquis hotel just opened that day. tonight a few employees of this hotel commemorated that event and also commemorated the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. >> at 5:04 p.m., the san francisco fire chief rang the commemorative bell as it started shaking 25 years ago. and a moment of silence. mark farrell was heading home from high school football practice that afternoon. >> sure enough the earthquake started to that. we thout it was no big deal until we got back to the marina district. >> massive fires were triggered and entire buildings collapsed on to the street. south of market, the marriott marquis manager was on the 18th floor of the new hotel when the quake hit. you could actually see that going up and down. >> it caused a 50-foot chunk of the bridge to collapse. in oakland huge sectis of the cypress freeway pancaked on to concret

reporting live in sausolito, i'm sergio quinn tan a. >> more on that now. beach-goers warned to keep an eye out for the strong surf and rip currents from sonoma to monterey. the national weather service reported seven to eight-foot swells and waves could reach 12 feet tonight, creating even nor dangerous conditions. >>> here's a live look right now from our emeryville camera, showing the sun as it heads down, starting to set at this hour. the bay area's clear blue skies could be clouded this week with a chance of a little bit of rain coming. let's go to meteorologist drew tuma with more and a look at live doppler 7hd. >> fall chill is on the way. the warm temperatures will be a thing of the past shortly, and then we'll tack rain moving in. the live doppler 7hd is bright and breezy today. the big story this weekend. no rain in the next 24 hours. the active winds still continue to have the beach hazard statement in effect for large northwest swells, possibly 12 feet, through tonight. the winds are going to last. that's going to help the wave to decrease in he

sergio?a, 25 years ago tonight much of downtown san francisco was in darkness with one of the exceptions being one of the newest towers. the marquis hotel just opened that day. tonight a few employees of this hotel commemorated that event and also commemorated the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. >> at 5:04 p.m., the san francisco fire chief rang the commemorative bell as it started shaking 25 years ago. and a moment of silence. mark farrell was heading home from high school football practice that afternoon. >> sure enough the earthquake started to p that. we thought it was no big deal until we got back to the marina district. >> massive fires were triggered and entire buildings collapsed on to the street. south of market, the marriott marquis manager was on the 18th floor of the new hotel when the quake hit. you could actually see that going up and down. >> it caused a 50-foot chunk of the bridge to collapse. in oakland huge sections of the cypress freeway pancaked on to concr

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there's a investigation investigation involving sergio romoaccording to reports, police received a report that two men were trying to push a woman into an suv at taylor and post streets. the woman was identified as romo's girlfriend. when police started to sort out what happened, romo reportedly exchanged heat the words with the officers. the officers concluded no crime has been committed. the case has been sent to special investigations out of an abundance of caution. >>> the alameda county registrar of voters it is scrambling to fix a mistake printed on thousands of ballots sent to voters in berkeley. the ballots say election day is november 5th instead of november 4th. election officials are sending letters and e-mails to all of those people making sure they have the correct date for the election. >> should be computerized. i'm surprised there is that kind of an error. in other counties there's issues where they've gotten things incorrect in the ballot itself. that's even more serious. >> 27,000 ballots were sent out with the wrong date. th

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sergio? >> larry you and i watched as the fans were you can whatting out of at&t park and they were not happy. object -- obviously they were hoping for a stronger showing for the weekend. for game three of the world series, the giants fans showed up in full rally mode. >> lets ay go giants -- let's go giants. >> they pushed for their home team up until the end, but they did not leave at&t park happy. >> a good come back, but not quite enough. they were really close. >> i we went to the world series. we have been waiting our whole lives to go to the world series. we lost. >> there was one fan who was happy to be here on this night. >> i grew up in this city. this is my hometown team gyros mary is currently going through chemotherapy. she knitted her own orange wig and has become an internet sensation because of a campaign by her granddaughter and she even has fans here. >> it was three or four days ago on facebook. i reposted her post. i thought it was a cool thing. >> this was stand up to can

they said they can't continue to produce them in ohio and toledo. >> well, this is sergio being sergioght this up to a number of people in the auto industry. they all say this seam thing. you can build an aluminum vehicle anywhere you want in the world. but sergio says it is going to be capital change yoer. if we're going to do this in toledo, we're going no need help from state and government entities. it's what any smart ceo would do in this position. i think they'll get something worked out. look at the expansion they've gone through in toledo over the last four years. ohio doesn't want to lose those jobs. they'll come to the table with package. >> you think he's just getting ohio to pay for the changes he would have to pay for otherwise. >> sure. why not? from his perspective and a lot of people are critical of him and say, look, this guy is forcing ohio or toledo or suppliers. this is what you want your ceo to do. you want him to give you the best possible profit line possible. and this is the best way for them to move forward with this. >> david, let me ask you. we're talking abo

abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana is in the newsroom with more on this. >> indeed they are. especially after the unthinkable happened with that dallas nurse getting infected with ebola. hospitals across the country and throughout the bay area are now going over their procedures and equipment to make sure they are prepared. at san francisco general hospital today, some staff spent this columbus day going over ebola protocols. >> we have a lot of experience taking care of infectious diseases. i say we have the expertise. i know that even today, you know, the hospitals are drilling. >> reporter: this is the public health officer for san francisco. he says all hospitals in the bay area have the ability to properly care for an ebola patient but because there is no experience doing this preparedness at every hospital and clinic needs to be ramped up. that echoes with what the cdc director said during a news conference this morning. >> we have to rethink the way we address ebola infection control because even a single infection is unacceptable. >> reporter: right now, investigators

abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana joins us from the newsroom with more. >> this is the second batch of e-mails released in the last few weeks as a result of the first batch, the president of the california public utilities commission recused himself from pg & e gas transmission rate proceedings and also had his chief of staff resign. now a second commissioner is implicated in this latest batch of e-mails, mike florio is in several messages between brian cherry and other pg & e staff members. cherry was released from the company last month because of these e-mails that seemed to show a very cozy relationship between him and regulators. commissioner florio spoke with me by phone today about these latest e-mails. >> my biggest concern is that people that don't know me and know my history are going to think somehow i'm being buffaloed by pg & e and in fact, i think my whole professional career has been one of not taking what pg & e says at face value. >> utilities are obligated to report all communications with commissioners and today's e-mails are part of a filing by the company showin

sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >> apple's profit is soaring. the company's income increased to roughly $8.5 billion for the quarter, up from roughly $7.5 billion from a year ago. ceo tim cook credits off the chart demand for its new iphone 6 and 6 plus. >>> ibm has issued a weak earnings report. that and its focus on all things mobile is why it's paying a billion and a half dollars to a silicon valley tech company. santa clara based global foundries is taking over ibm's chip business. the deal gives them access to thousands of semiconductor patents as well as ibm operations in other states. >>> it was drizzly in parts of the bay area. people in san francisco broke out the umbrellas this morning for welcome rain. this is what it looked like at the civic center about 10:00. the downpour caught some people by surprise. >> it caught me by surprise. i left my house, it was pretty warm. i saw people with shorts. i got here, it was rain. >> he was not listening to spencer. >> well, he's tracking it all now. hey, spencer. >> well, unfortunately, there

sergio was highlighting u.b.s., the biggest wealth manager in the world, are hearing from clients andhings are looking pretty concerning out there. have a listen. complexity e more challenges coming. geopolitical and i do find that clients risk appetite will not change unless we find a solution. i think for the foreseeable future, i would -- and results to be extremely -- and subject to changes in those areas. >> what are your clients telling you up you? are they nervous? cautious? >> they are still very cautious. i think if you look across the they outside mandates, have high 20's in cash over the last four quarters. they are extremely cautious at levels never seen before. >> caution at levels never seen before. that's huge. clearly the market is worried about the moment, jon. there is also clearly concerns coming out when you're looking at the future for extra hits in terms of litigation. as you sayings the stock is up and looks as though many are looking at these issues. we have seen net new many coming into the wealth management unit. we have seen improvements in investor banking.

they took sergio deitz a walk off victory and the cardinals had their 4th home run of the night. >> the long ball got us, it is a different ballgame. >> and we will go at least five games, tap pip is just after 1:00 and the gymnastics will area, after a mountain lion was spotted last month. hikers and joggers should avoid being am out at neat. >>> and how a sap francis ferry ended up with a trip to the hospital. >> two that eye didn't calls werep carrying. >> so far so good on an upper and tomorrow will be mostly cloudy and much of this, cooler we will have your forecast throughout the rest of the week. 0. >> welcome back. the country has allowed them to use their country as a business. it comes on the border with turkey and this is video of kurdish people. they have refused to send any turban irk ground troops noon battle. >>> they collided using it southeast of reap know. they used a single engine an experimental, on the group, nobody was hurt. >>> and an amtrak train nobody was hurt in santa barbara county. she was hit by the train, two other people are expected to survive. >>> think

sergio is live in san francisco with what happens next. sergio? >> katie, this is a maintenance project that was supposed to continue on until the middle of december. you can see the traffic signs are still up, but the metal plates have been removed. the project has been suspended and tomorrow cal trans says they will be meeting to see how they can start the progress up again and not have it affect traffic so much. this is the back up during the friday morning commute. >> very bad. it took an hour and a half to get there. >> how long does it usually take? >> 30 minutes. >> this was the cause of the back up. steel plates that commuters slowed down to a crawl to drive over. they were part of a maintenance project on the bridge, but they were removed this weekend. >> this time the traffic was so bad for so long we took a look at it and thought let's go ahead and extend the project. >> it goes back to near children's hospital. what is worse, the back ups continued all morning and even into the lunch hour. crews scheduled this bridge maintenance throug

applause ] another three time world series champion as a giant this year only one game allowed no. 54, sergio romo! [ cheers and applause ] two times young award winner, he pitched one and two-thirds innings in the world series and his back tight end up on him, no. 55 tim lincecum! [ cheers and applause ] >> a prospect and he made the wild game roster. he's a real fast guy center field no. 56, gary brown! [ cheers and applause ] a guy who was in 61 regular season games for the giants out of the bullpen and did a great job out there, no. 57, juan gutierrez! [ cheers and applause ] one of the stories about this postseason, a guy brought up from double a ball to have a look in september ended up being on the staff and he got to save on the 18th inning game in washington no. 16, hunter >> no. 63 gene machi, >> george campos. we were blessed with san francisco where san francisco not only won the world series but we watched one of the best baseball games in the history, no. 40 madison bumgarner! [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, the world champion san francisco giants! [ cheers and app

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[cheering and applause ] >> another great guy, world series champion as a giant, number 54, sergio romo! [cheering and applause ] [ cheering ] >> two times award winner, he pitched one and two innings in the world series and his back tightened up on him, number 55, tim lincecum! [ cheering ] >> the prospect out of the giants' system, he made the wild card roster for the postseason for the division series, he's fast and he's a real fast guy. center field number 56, gary brown. ! [cheering and applause ] >> a guy a lot 61 regular season game for the giants out of the bullpen and did a great job out there, number 57, juan gutierrez. >> number 60, hunter strickland! [cheering and applause ] >> 32-year-old right out of the bullpen, 71 games, number 63 , jean machi. >> again, this year, number 70, reliever george con choe george kontos! [cheering and applause ] >> the giants not only won the world series but we watch one of the great performances in the history of the game! nobody is any better in his world series career, you can look it up. he's at the top of the list, number 40, madison bum

and the last to arrive was sergio romo. fans showed up to wish the players well. not a lot but the ones here were very passionate. >> there's such a range of characters, and every game has a new hero. there's always a new person doing something wonderful and unexpected. >> i think the face of the fans is incredible. it's awesome. we're gonna do it. it's gonna be awesome. >> reporter: and larry -- took a couple of minutes to stop and talk to all of us. i asked him a couple of questions like how the team is feeling and what does he think about the chances of winning another world series? >> the mood as we traveled to the world series is professional and business like. on the plane there may be a little bit of sleep and probably some focus and getting mentally prepared for the game. there'll be a workout tonight and it's all about game six. >> how are you feeling? >> i any it's adrenaline time. >> october is adrenaline, november is sleep. >> reporter: the mood at at&t park from the players' standpoint when i was watching them board the buses -- very intense and very

at at&t park, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> 5:07 first pitch tonight at at&t park. we may have a chance of a thunderstorm in the afternoon. >> yes, we do. we are looking at sprinkles tapering off right now, but they'll be back. a look at golden gate bridge. some flashing lights in the distance. possibly an accident right there as you enter the bridge from san francisco, but it is still damp although you can see a tiny bit of blue sky showing. those clouds are still hanging over the bay area but i can promise you we'll see some thunderstorms and hail later. >>> all right, thanks, leyla. also next, a milestone at levi stadium. the big game that tested the patience of fans and friday night commuters. >>> prop 45, you've seen the commercials, but what does it really do? i'm michael finney. 7 on your side is coming up. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. mom? dad? big uncle wayne?nut. hot chocolate. green tea.

sergio quintana reports on yesterday's ceremonies honoring those who died and those inju d injured. >> reporter: at 5:04 p.m. san francisco fire chief rang the commemorative bell to mark the moment the whole bay area started shaking exactly 25 years ago and then a moment of silence honoring the 63 people who were killed. mark farrell was heading home from high school football practice that afternoon. >> sure enough the earthquake started to happen and we thought there was no big deal until we got back to the marina district. >> reporter: massive fires were triggered and entire buildings collapsed on to the street. south of market, marriott marquee manager sullivan was on the 18th floor of the brand-new hotel when the quake had hit. you could see the bay bridge, we had a full view of the bay bridge. >> we do not have it any longer. you could see that go up and down. >> reporter: it caused a chunk of the bridge to collapse. in oakland huge sections of the cypress freeway pan caked into a pile of concrete and steal. the new hotel opened that morning. by nightfall one of the only building

abc7 news reporter sergio quintana, found happy giants fans. >> this brought out boisterous fans fromoth teams, but giants fans celebrated. >> it felt good to get some hits on the board early. striking at first blood is really important in baseball. >> katheryn brought along a lucky charm for the game. she's a member of the giants promo team and has a world ring. -- a world championship ring. for st. louis fans, october is a time to focus on baseball but a recent statement by the mayor, had missouri natives cringes. in the wall street journal he wrote a piece called "st. louis to america: don't be jealous." >> that was not a good showing. >> he had a recent tongue and cheek rate big the wall street journal calling the cardinals fanning the lowest of the teams. and poking fun at the big apple and the city by the bay. indeed, we are sorry that new york and san francisco are 2.3 times and 1.7 times respectively more expensive to live in than the st. louis metro area. the mayor's throws didn't help soften the sting, and the giants fans are fine with that. >> we are good right here. >> in

before sergio has more on what that will mean as an adjustment for so many shoppers. >>reporter: news of ban not much of a surprise for some supermarket customers. they have been expecting it for awhile. martin asked that he remembers when plastic bag first started getting used. >> intention was to take the plastic bag. put them in recycle point and then create things out of the plastic like chairs and things like that. all they are doing is blowing it all over the place. nager here at the food store say they give 10 cents to customers who bring their own bag. it's in sentive to be good shoppers but come next summer they start charging customers 10 cents to take a bag. new state law affects supermarket and bigger stores july 2015. smaller businesses and convenience stores have until july 2016 to fizz out the bag. state wide plastic bag ban signed by the governor comes after years of legal battles over the issue. and american plastic bag alliance vow to keep the fight going. we have taken the necessary steps to collect signature and qualify referendum to rae peel sb 2

colton wong, a walkoff, off sergio romo to win the game. cardinals win 4-3, the series comes to sphrean tied at 1-1. >> raiders interim coach makes hi debut versus san diego. oakland gets the 28-21 lead with 10 minutes left. carr with four touchdown passes in the game. two and-a-half to go. brandon oliver scores from a yard out to give the chargers a 28-21 lead and oakland falls to 0-5 and don't forget the san francisco 49ers get it on tonight against the st. louis cardinals on channel 5 this evening "the fifth " to follow. >>> los angeles lakers ronnie price lost a sure during yesterday's game against the warriors. then got a little creative. throwing the shoe at the golden state's andre iguodala to stop the fast break. he got a technical for his bizarre action. >>> play of the day, golf tournament up in napa over the weekend. a look at hunter's second shot, par 4, 13th hole. it's an approach but this baby is going where? in the cup! >> don't it give it away. and -- >> boom. >> there you go. that is an eagle but went -- went on to win the

abc7 news reporter sergio quintana, found happy giants fans. >> this brought out boisterous fans fromoth teams, but giants fan celebrated. >> striking at first blood is really important in baseball. >> katheryn brought along a lucky charm for the game. she's a member of the giants promo poo team and has a world ring. for st. louis fans, october is a time to focus on baseball but a recent statement by the mayor, had missouri natives cringes. in the wall street journal he wrote a piece called "st. louis to america: don't be jealous." >> that was not a good showing. >> and he had a recent tongue and cheek rating by the wall street journal, calling the cardinal fans the lowest of the teams. and poking fun at the big apple and the city by the bay. indeed, we are sorry that new york and san francisco are 2.3 times and 1.7 times respectively more expensive to live in than the st. louis metro area. the mayor's throws didn't help soften the sting, and the giants fans are fine with that. >> we are good right here. >> in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> mike shumann will have the ga

reporting live at at&t park, abc 7 news. >> thank you sergio. >> there was a bit of a heck cup during the single of the national anthem before first pitch. big american flag didn't kuwait hold up. fan at the game sent us the photo showing the big tear tonight. the weather business to change. it could affect tomorrow game 4 here's a look outside right now where it's mostly clear for the moment. sandhya is in for spencer and has live doppler 7hd of. >> yes. >> pick up the wind tomorrow morning and bring heavy rain now game time tomorrow night about showers breezy. 64 degrees at 5:00 p.m. dropping down to 62 degrees there's a slight chance of thunderstorms the for game number 4 at at&t park. i'll be back with detailed look at the timing of the rain. wind. and game 5 forecast coming up. amma. >> thank you sandhya. >> well 2 shares deputy were killed in another man seriously injured in 30 mile crime spree that triggered a massive man hunt involving hundreds also of law enforcement officers. started in sacramento this morning where sacramento county sheriff's deputy shot and killed. another

abc7 news reporter sergio quintana, found happy giants fans. >> this brought out boisterous fans fromoth teams, but giants fans celebrated. >> it felt good to get some hits on the board early. striking at first blood is really important in baseball. >> kathleen lee brought along a lucky charm for the game. she's a member of the giants promo team and at a world championship ring. for st. louis fans, october is a time to focus on baseball but a recent statement by the mayor, had missouri natives cringes. in the wall street journal he wrote a piece called "st. louis to america: don't be jealous." >> that was not a good showing. the mayor said it was the response to a recent tongue and cheek rating by the wall street journal calling cardinals fans the lower of the teams. he poked fun of the big apple and the city by the bay. he said, quote, indeed, we are sorry that new york and san francisco are 2.3 times and 1.7 times respectively more expensive to live in than the st. louis metro area. the mayor's throws didn't help soften the sting, and the giants fans are fine with that. >> we are go

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takes hunter strickland out 3-2 giants bottom 8th/ 3-2 giants harper up with 2 on sergio romo gets himnto the force at 2nd final: 3-2 giants giants lead the series 1-0 their 9th straight postseason win i just want to be no weakling in the chang. we have to rely on the entire team, not just one player. here's joe panik nlcs #1 - cardinals/dodgers after yasiel puig was hit by a pitch adrian gonzalez then puig get into it with yadier molina nobody died top 7th clayton kershaw after being spotted a 6-1 lead gives up the bases-clearing double to matt carpenter 7-6 cardinals after kershaw is pulled matt holliday. 3-run home run off pedro baez 10-6 cardinals bottom 9th/ 10-9 cardinals puig with a runner on strikes out to end the game final: 10-9 cardinals cardinals lead series 1-0 game 2 tomorrow in los angeles 49ers on facing alex smith-sot royals are fun to watch because of what they did to d.a.'s. they are the first team to win three straight extra inning post-season games. the angels are now facing elimination, will be very hard for them to come back. the 49ers talked about facing former

giants' reliever sergio romo gave it up. fans here at the 21st amendment brewery and restaurant in san francisco leaving stunned. after the cardinals' kolten wong sent a fly ball over the fence in right field for a walk-off homer. the giants battled. fans are proud they fought hard. but in the end the cardinals win 5 ro 4. and, the series comes back to san francisco, notted up at one game a piece. sots- if i was a really tough loss. and, now the giants will try to put this one behind them. and, get ready for game three on tuesday. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up. unrest in ferguson continues. as more than a dozen protesters are arrested after clashing with police this weekend. a tragic accident in new hampshire. leaves two children seriously hurt.one fighting for their life. after an inflatable bounce house goes airborne. and next. creepy clowns popping up around one california town after nightfall have residents spooked. what police are saying. spooked. what police are saying. my whole life, i d

at at&t park, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> as everybody heads outside they want to will the giants play tonight at 5:00? >> yes, they will play. you know how they say rain is good luck for weddings. let's hope it's good luck for us in game four. we are looking at very wet conditions. you can see lit up in orange we do have some rain there. it's going to fall over the next few hours. then as we get closer to the game we will experience some thunderstorms in certain areas. i will give you your full accuweather forecast straight ahead. >> thanks, laila. the big game that tested the patience of fans. >> you've seen the commercials but what does it do? roars )rring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. it's part of a hershey's bar. we break it. we bite it. we sne

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two rbis and two base hits and that includes this man, michael morse, as sergio romo gets loose.top of the seventh. ball one. morse, who homered as a pinch hitter in game five of the nlcs and last night, an rbi double and a run scored as a pinch hitter in the sixth. >> harold: every ball he has hit is loud. he is locked in. taking a first pitch, looking good. >> joe: 2-0. we know what morse is thinking about doing. launching one. 3-0. i think he may be about out of gas. >> tom: absolutely. he is keyholing right here. small little box where he is waiting to see if the ball gets in there. if it does, he'll get unhinged. >> harold: didn't want it. he is looking for something inside to pull and what tells you that, he missed that foul ball home run last night. a ball he pulled too far foul. he is looking to do the same thing but keep it fair. >> joe: here is the 3-1. caught the inside corner. good pitch from finnegan. full count. >> tom: one ball on the outside corner and came right back in. nice job of framing by perez to kind of seal a strike right there. >> harold: the guy is sitt

police received four 9-1-1 calls in the hours that lead up to the final and deadly >> sergio has the story. >> the woman kept calling police to say her ex-boyfriend who used to live with her would not leave her alone. and even after hours in jail he made a violent return. >> this was one of the final dispatch calls. shots fired and two people hit. >> hiding in the close is the and the the ex-boyfriend and the roommate were in the hallway. >> 29-year-old young forced these way into the complex and shot his ex-girlfriend and then fatally shot himself. she was hit in the chest and remained at san francisco general hospital. over the span of nine hours says they received a series of 9-1-1 calls. the last call at 8:30 they say young wouldn't stop ringing her door bell, but she hung up after the nuisance ended. 45 minutes later another call. police respond and convince young to leave. less than an hour later young returnss in tokes indicated -- intoxicated so police book him for being drunk in public. he smendz the night in jail. at 4:00 a.m. he shows up. she called police. police watch as