. >>> happening now in the east bay, sheryl jennings is posting a public policy symposium to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the earthquake. sheryl posted these pictures on twitter with some of the mayors taking part. the event is happening now at the kizer center in oakland and goes until 5:00 tonight. community leaders are talking about a program to help our region quickly recover from future disasters. you can follow sheryl on twitter @sherylabc7. >>> reminder, sheryl is taking a look back at loma prieta tomorrow at 6:30 with the special "15 seconds: 25 years later." we would like for you to join us. >>> all right. meteorologist mike niko ahead with the forecast. >> we have some rain in the forecast. a couple of times. before we get to that, we have some cooler-than-average temperatures. plus, the winter outlook was just issued by noaa. i'm not sure you'll like what you see for december, january, and february. that forecast coming up also. >> said that kind of dryly. >>> plus, explore where you live this weekend. cool places to check out around the bay area. >>> we have breaking n

. >> and i'm sheryl jennings. it was a 6-3 win over the st. louis cardinals in game five. the sports bling, the tickets already out there. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us now with more. >> reporter: yeah, the big game is coming to town. yet, the ticket office is closed. that's because the giants sold out of their world series tickets a week ago. you can still get them and plenty of merchandise that say champions on it, but it's all going to cost you. as soon as they heard this -- >> travis ishikawa hits one into right! the giants win the pennant! >> reporter: -- they went into work to do this. the team at graphic sportswear in san francisco pulled an all-nighter and printed 25,000 championship t-shirts overnight. they're fans, so they're excited for their team but also thrilled for their bottom line. >> it's great for business. it's normally a slow time for us. yeah, this is a real big thing for our business. >> reporter: by 8:00 this morning, a shirt was already in the hands of fan todd wong, the first customer at the stadium's dugout store. >> i needed one of