sergio romo making the rounds with at least a couple hundred fans outside at&t park. well worth the wait for them. scott? >> thank you much. let's go back on the incredibly exciting day back over to decision 2010. important races in the east bay. the long march to replace ron dell ums for oakland mayor in the running for the post. former senate president protem and oakland city councilwoman and political science professor and analyst joe too manien and terrence kendell and greg harland, marcie hodge and larry lionel young jr. they will weigh in on the highly publicized prop 19 that will legalize marijuana under state law. if passed it allows local governments to regulate marijuana as well as collect pot-related fees and taxes. supporters say the state's current drug laws don't curb use, waste resources and create a black market. opponents claim legalizing marijuana would make it easier for kids to get it and allow people to more easily abuse it. some growers fear it could shutout existing pot farmer who is run small time operations. supporters will be out in the east

right hand reliever sergio romo. [applause] giants' leadoff man -- do you want to raise? center fielder andres torres. giants' starting pitcher, a huge part of their success this season, game 3 against the braves, struck out 11 atlanta hitters, jonathan sanchez. [applause] this guy finished of game 1, the giants first win of the series, right-hander, dear mel -- guillermo mota. >> the giants would not be here without the contribution of this left-hander, no. 75, newberry zito zito -- barry zito. [applause] >> this next guy is now -- and the jersey he wore is in the hall of fame. the jersey from game 5. he beat clint least twice, tim lincecum. [applause] [applause] >> and last but not least, who is ever going to forget the moment from game 5 in texas, one of many great moments in his playoff career, the giants' shortstop, groceries post a valuable player, -- world series most viable player edgar re nteria. [applause] >> now we want you to please welcome a musical guest to perform "san francisco" for us. thank you. ♪ my home on upon the hill i still love you still pipin awa

right hand reliever sergio romo. [applause]

sergio romo has a great spirit. he made his way through the ranks of baseball and deserving of the glory. we were talking last night in the celebration. >> we are here with sergio romo. they will fear the beard. what made this team champions? >> i can't breathe. besides the fact that we are just this unified group, this is not a guy here who had a personal idea on the side. we were pulling on the same rope at the same time. special every way about it. >> it's a journey. sloo life is a journey. >> one of the greatest rides i will ever be on in my life. i'm so proud to have this jerzo and be a part of this team. every one of us without a single person pulling on that rope, we wouldn't be champions. san francisco champions for you guys. >> thank you so much. congratulations. >> pretty exciting. >> that are is pretty cool. >> i am scurrying around to get to the airport. i will stop by the ballpark one last time and set the scene. everyone will remember the ballpark at arlington before they have the first interleague gam

cody ross greeting the fans, sergio romo talked to the fans. they will get a few hours rest. some of them were dead on their feet. barely able to talk. madison bumgarner said he was barely able to stand. now, the world series trophy in san francisco. everybody can rest up and take it easy until tomorrow when we have the victory parade. >>> the giants return to the bay area may have been the culmination of the party. it started much earlier when fans literally dancing the streets and in some cases, taking the celebration a little bit too far. janelle continues our team coverage with more on that and a at the parade in san francisco. >> i'm going to tell you about that victory parade but i'm going to tell you last night. overall a good night, police did detain five people but no one was arrested. there was some destruction to property but mostly it was a giant drunken love fest. >> can't believe it. can't believe it! >> reporter: this is civic center plaza where 7,000 fans gathered to watch the game and celebrated afterwards. there were four major gatherings and big one around

the big money guys, 317 grand, that's chump change, but for the grinders like torres, sergio romo, that series bonus checks almost equals their annual salary. >>> football news now. things were going so well for the raiders. no issues of back biting or scandal until now. the covert switcharoo at quarterback by the head coach has the raider nation buzzing. it led to a testy exchange today with one of the raiders beat writers. >> how does that really affect, though, what went on in your world? >> my world? >> yeah. >> just to know that you guys -- whether or not you're behind your quarterback? whether you're making a statement. >> jerry, if you have a personal issue with, it's your ish u. that's okay. it's my job as a coach to do things right. >> mow do the raiders affect what goes on in your world, fom? >> otherwise, not a whole lot. >> it was the gradkowski, jason campbell, who is going to start. apparently al davis prefers campbell and gradkowski had a poor performance yesterday. they lost to the dolphins yesterday, 33-17. >> we were just out there playing, you know. not much emotion.

brian wilson and sergio romo took to the streets. >> if you look at our team now, you look at all the young kids that are still going. i expect we'll see it again. because there are so many young kids on the ball club, and they're still learning. so this is great for the city. i know when we first came out here, it was great. but this is greater. >> reporter: they can hose things down and get the streets back in order, but this is something the entire bay area, giants fans everywhere will never truly forget. >> i've been a fan since the '80s. i'm just so thrilled. i just can't tell you. >> what a team. they're just so rag tag. and they're real. >> i can't even believe that they went this far. it's just really, really great. >> i can't explain it. it's just so -- the giants will always be in my heart, no matter what. >> reporter: loren scott, nbc bay area sports. >> reporter: i don't think anyone will ever forget november 3rd, 2010. baseball is a game of generations. so many people saying it never happened. it never happened. we've been waiting for 20, 30, 40, 50 years. and it's finall

others like manager bochy and cody ross and sergio romo greeted the fans in person. they high fived and signed autographs, front page of the "chronicle" honoring the giants this morning. the giants are traveling home at this hour to the respective homes. some of their equipment is going to cooperstown. for example, the bat that edgar renteria used last night and tim lincecum's jersey are going to the hall of fame and you will see them there in 10 days. so some of their equipment will be available at the hall of fame but tomorrow we'll see them at the parade. >> absolutely. we'll hear more about that later on. sharon, thanks very much! sharon at at&t park. all quiet now and very happy fans. >>> >>> all the celebrations started just after 7:30 last night when the final pitch was thrown. here it is. and for first time since 1954, the giants are world champions. >> brian wilson getting the biggest save of his life securing the 3-1 win but edgar renteria was named mvp after a three-run homer in the 7th inning. she will operation inside the locker room said it all. the gia

aaron rowan, sergio romo, unbelievable pure salt of the earth people that know that this is where it'sthat the fans lover them and they were playing for us as much as we were clearing for them. it's beautiful. >> reporter: the fans had been celebrating since game five last night and thousands of people hugged and hi-5ed in a sea of orange and black outside at&t and civic center. most of the celebration were nonviolent but there were a few people who got out of hand in a couple of hot spots very early this morning, for example, at 22nd and mission, some windows got broken and there was some giants-related graffiti, as well. right now though the players have all left, the fans who were here left. if they were able to sleep it would be out of pure exhaustion. >> sharon chin at at&t park in san francisco. sharon, thanks. >> i bet they might still be celebrating. probably the players tivoed the game and they want to watch it. >>> dennis o'donnell was in texas when the giants dominated the rangers. he shows us the highlights from historic game 5. >>> reporter: thank you, sydnie and juliette.