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live in san jose, kimberly tere, nbc news. >>> here's a comparison for you around the country. the average in california is 4.66. that's the highest in the nation. even higher than hawaii. the lowest south carolina. they average $3.49 a gallon. >>> we have new information on a homicide investigation in the east bay. police in hercules are asking for the public's help after finding a woman dead in her own home. nbc bay area has learned that police believe the 55-year-old mother likely died sometime between 7 and 10:00 p.m. friday night and say she suffered a traumatic injury to her head. we have more on the investigation. >> she was definitely a person who saw ways she could contribute and didn't hesitate. >> she was a lovely. everyone knows that. great mom. great teacher. some of the parents of the students wanted her to be the parent. >> reporter: standing on this porch of a friend's home in hercules, three of susie's four children remember their mother. describing a loving, giving woman who was thrilled to be a new grandmother the family home is surround by crime tape. they s

kimberly tere is in san carlos with the latest for us. >> reporter: 101 south near the hillsdale exit looked reich a parking lot today. some cars even made u-turns on the freeway, heading against traffic, to try to get out of the jam. the cause of the backup a shooting on 101 that ended in a car crash just after 3:30 this afternoon. >> a red 2009 dodge charger, southbound 101 and somewhere between highway 92 and san matteau an the holly street exit here in san carlos another vehicle came alongside and began to shoot at the charger. >> reporter: police say the driver of the dodge charger drove off the side of the road crashing in to a fence and they found the two men and women inside. all three were take on the the hospital. police are not releasing nuch information on the victims but they said investigators have been sent to speak to them. >> right now we have the charger with multiple bullet holes in it and injured occupants. we don't know much more than that at this time. we don't know fit was an exchange of gun fire. we don't know if it was only directed at the charger. we're tryin

we just enjoy it. >> that was kimberly tere reporting. the giants to have a very big week ahead of them. a win tomorrow means they play again on monday. when or if they win that game, it is on to the world series. that could mean game one is in san francisco on wednesday. first things first. fans planning to go to tomorrow's game are probably wondering what to wear, what to bring. rain is in the forecast so let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. >> in st. louis, we had problems with the weather. here it looks like we'll see change a little later on tomorrow. right now as things look with the start of the game just after 4:30, we should be okay. breezy with increasing clouds. as the game goes on toward the ninth inning, if there are any extra innings, that's the time we may see a few isolated showers. maybe the weather equivalent of a squeeze play. we get the game in just in time before we see showers. you can see the changes taking place now into eureka and mt. shasta. we have the jet stream diving to the south. that will push in a lot

kimberly tere spoke with the fans and a former coach about crawford's rise to the top. hello. >> reporter: hello, everywhere we went around here in pleasanton, people were about brandon crawford and that rise to the major leagues. it's a dream come true for brandon crawford who is now part of the team. he grew up rooting for. >> i think he just like a great player. >> reporter: the shortstop who is in the giants' world series lineup has made a name for himself in major league baseball. >> a home run for brandon crawford. >> reporter: in pleasanton where he grew up, people have been watching him for years. >> this is his sophomore year. hs his junior year. >> reporter: his baseball coach, foothill high school where he graduated in 2005 said crawford just kept getting better and better. >> he was one of those athletes, everything you could give him he would take and then take that instruction and process it and develop it. so like the next day be ready for the next part. >> reporter: his coach said as he great athlete but it is his instinct that's make him a standout. >>

nbc bay area's kimberly tere is live in san jose with more on that. kimberly? >> reporter: the storm is over. now the cleanup and recovery can begin. red cross of the bay area will be heading there to help. and it says it will stay as long as it is needed. emergency officials say cleanup in the cities hardest hi by sandy will take months, and help is needed as communities in more than a dozen states rebuild. >> with so many people displaced and power outages, very concerned making sure everyone has a safe place and a meal and are comfortable and safe. >> reporter: the bay area chapters of the red cross have already sent seven people in to help, and there are plans to send even more volunteers once flights get back on track. >> so we're very concerned about the blood supplies. >> reporter: the red cross is asking for donations. about 300 blood drives in the northeast were canceled because of the storm, resulting in a shortfall of nearly 9,000 donations of blood and platelets. meantime, the lights are still out in the city that never sleeps, and pge is sending mo

live in san francisco, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> all right.nk you, kimberly. >>> and let's go inside the ballpark right now with amy gutierrez of comcast sportsnet. what's going on, amy? >> reporter: giants fans looking for a repeat of nlcs game 2 got exactly what they were looking for sunday evening. cardinals starter chris carpenter labored through four innings, and giants star ryan vogelsong threw up a gem. 4 2/3 of no-hit ball. he went seven innings deep and led san francisco to a game 6 victory. >> he was on top of his game again. he's got great stuff. when he's locating, he's tough, and had it going on again tonight. and really was going in and out and had his good off-speed pitches going. you know, he's probably been as consistent as any starter we've had this year. >> i think i was sharper in game 2. you know, i had some good life on my two-seamer tonight. and i threw everything else just good enough to keep them off balance. but i had some good misses tonight. i had some location misses that i ended up getting swing and misses on. but

live in san francisco, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> fingers crossed. thank you. >>> our team coverage continues with jamie from come cast sportsnet. what a night for ryan. >> what a night indeed. the giants become the third team in major league baseball history to win at least five elimination games in a single postseason. the other two went on to win the world series. the giants force game seven here tomorrow night as they will try to go to the world series themselves. no. >> we don't give up. we are a tough team. we have a good mentality. we're hungry and not ready to go home. >> don't know how to quit or diechl i don't want to go home yet. there is not another team that wants to go home. we believe in ourselves and believe we deserve to be in the position. why not fight and play for the guy next to us. unbelievable ride so far. >> you play 162 games, plus whatever 38 spring training game and have the season come down to game seven doesn't get much better than that. everybody has put in so much time it's pretty neat. >> we feel we have to be focused.

kimberly tere joins us from daly city with more for us. >> reporter: diane, you can see the markers left on the ground by investigators who were here for hours in this parking lot. the accident happened just before 9:00 this morning, just as mass was about to begin, and catechism for the kids was getting under way. so witnesses say the parking lot was very busy. according to daly city police, a woman in her 50s driving a minivan hit a mother, her child, and another woman. all three victims were taken to san francisco general hospital where the 6-year-old girl died. the two women, one 45, the other 46 years old are, still hospitalized tonight. their conditions unknown. parishioners say the accident is very upsetting, and at this afternoon's mass, the church prayed for the families involved. >> it should not have happened. the parking lot is small, like i said. and i think this guy must have come speeding. >> it's been there already. we don't know what happened. feel like someone is crying for help. >> it's a red car. that car got hit. so i think someone got pinned. i'm not sure who. and o

kimberly tere is at the site of the new 49ers stadium with more. >> reporter: hello.it is expected the bay area will make the short list tomorrow but that's only part of the process. >> if they win the right to host the super bowl it will be played in santa clara. what caught some people off guard is the party and much of the festivities will be held in san francisco. that means san francisco will reach reap much of the financial rewards that come with the super bowl. santa clara mayor says it makes sense to him. >> we are all one region, san francisco bay region and we have a history going back to the mission and so you know we are only separated by 40 miles and 40 miles of parties i'm sure in between. it is okay for us to leverage the resources in the bay area to showcase how great it is a place we live. >> reporter: he added that san francisco is taking the lead in the bidding process. >> they know how to party in san francisco and put on a big event and they are hoping with this. >> they went so far as to tell the chronicle when the niners win another super bowl,

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nbc bay area's kimberly tere joins us with the excitement. who did you talk with? >> reporter: it was awesome out here. there were hundreds of fans here to welcome back this team. we spoke with bruce bochy who says this team plays as much for themselves as they do for the fans. and they can't wait to celebrate with them come wednesday. the crowd, though, quickly dispersed behind me as soon as the team took off. fans say they wanted to be here. some showing up as early as 3:00 a.m. to welcome back the world series champs and give them a proper welcome home. the giants did not keep their fans waiting. mvp pablo sandoval was one of the first off the bus, sharing the world series trophy with the crowd, followed by other players and giants execs. >> we overcame some pretty difficult situations. it makes it that much more sweet, when you're able to get to this point. really, like i said, it's very humbling. i can't believe it, and just grateful to be a part of this group. >> it's great for the organization, more so great for our northern california region and san francis

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today the head of the california public schools weigh in to nbc area on the debate and kimberly tere has more on propositions 30 and 38. >> reporter: diane, state superintendent for public instruction tom turricsen wants voters to say yes on both measures. we caught up with him, but with the election so close, education and these propositions weren't far from his mind. he carefully considered both prop 30 and 38 and says both would help get more money into public schools. >> now, i'm equally strong on both, and i believe that they'll both represent a major rescue plan for the schools. without the passage of either one of them, our schools face more devastating cuts. possibly a shortening of the school year by four weeks. this would make it one of the shortest school years in the modern economy, the modern global world that we are in, and it would hurt our students' ability to compete. >> reporter: so what exactly do the measures do? governor jerry brown's prop 30 asks for a 3% increase in income tax for people making over $250,000 a year for the next seven years and an additional qua

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live in san francisco, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> all right. tickets to be inside the ballpark about $400 to $4,000. >> $400 for standing room only. oh my goodness. >> so it's not a bad option to be at a local bar. >>> inside the park, maybe the most compelling story line for the giants this season, the barry zito revival, and he is pitching tonight. >> but it won't be easy. zito and the giants are facing one of the top pitchers in all of baseball. let's bring in jaymee sire from comcast sportsnet as we count down to the first pitch. >> this marks the first time that two cy young award winners will face off in game one of the world series. and the giants certainly have their work cut out with them with justin verlander, who is averaging more than a strikeout per inning. he is 3-0 with a .47 e.r.a. >> we know what great stuff he has. you're walking one of the elite pitchers ever in the game, as hard as he throws and his other pitches. you hope your hitters look forward to seeing him and do all they can to compete to make something happen. >> wha

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angela merkel is tere to remi them ey have a lot of work to do. melissa: charles, what do you think of those piures? >> well, they're the, ropean equivalent of burning anmerican fla, right? they're dressing up to in order to insult --. melissa: at least. >> in order to insult the germans. what doug says is absolutely right about how, how much austerity still has to go in greece. but it is also worth remembering that over the last three year their gdp has dropped, dpped, by 25%. they have 25% unemployment. youth unemployment is 50%. they have got a big corruption scandal in the government. this is a really hard road to hoe. what merkel is there to do is in effect support the existing government and say that she is backing them as they try to go through austerity measures. melissa: doug, how far do yothink she can be pushed? this is really biting the hand that feeds you. >> you know i find it, you know, a little ironic they're at beinging their la friend on this. melissa: right. it's crazy. >> the germa have committed to writing a check to save gree

. >>> wl tere is n help for stgglinghomeowne in klandt ri o feclore. the citunveiled a new pl to rch out to at risk residents and provide them with homeowner and tenant counseling services as well as legal and financial help. oakland taking full advantage of the state bank settlement and new homeowner bill of rights act to prevent foclose across the city >> let blear. nt on do theoreclosureause devastating harm to the families who lose their homes, they also have been causing significant suffering throughout entire neighborhood neighborhoods. >> oakland has been particularly hard hit by the foreclosure crisis. city estimates 1 in 7 homeowner in oakland flat land received default noticeopen the mortgage inhe las5 yes. >>> eucatnnews. sools i marin county taking a difrent neapproach to stop bullying. today 4 schools kicked off the no one eats alone campaign to prevent social isolation that can be such a problem for youngsters at school. education reporter lee ann has the story. >>reporter: let's face it. lunch time can be lone f me kids >> ii sialone i'm

kimberly tere had some of the moment of the celebrating going on in san francisco. let's take a look. >> reporter: what a night for giants fans. >> came out on top. >> i feel like it is a dream. i can't believe we swept them, but we did and we rule. >> reporter: the bars and taverns an at&t park were at full capacity as fans watched all ten innings of game four of the world series. >> i have never been able to be a fan before in among them rich who has a new perspective. sli a different perspective now. i have a perspective of how much the team means to the city as fans. you hear it when you are on the field and in the dugout but you don't get a feeling for it until you are celebrating as a fan. >> he retired in 2009 and said the organization put themselves on top today doing frg they had to do to win. >> it was pretty much a clinic on how to play a game of baseball the last four games. >> you know what i say is on the menu tonight? >> tiger meat in that's right. >> from the wardrobe, to the ride, san francisco is a wash in orange and black. >> yes, it is and we wil

. >> kimberly tere has more reaction from giants fans. >> reporter: since they couldn't be at the game in st. louis, fans created their own stadi stadium-like environment. >> let's go giants! >> reporter: just steps away from at&t park at pete's tavern, standing room only to watch the giants on a brink of elimination take on the cardinals. >> i love our management. i love our players and i love t the, but i love, i love our spirit and we have great fans. >> all the teams you watch have skill. but not that many teams where you can feel their chemistry, you know and it bleeds into the fans and the fans' chemistry bleeds into them. >> reporter: with the giants win, cardinals are up 3-2 in the national league championship series. san francisco now needs to forge a three-game winning streak to make it into the world series. >> got to get there. got to get there. >> we'll do it again. >> reporter: the odds aren't in their favor. since league championship series became the best of seven in 1985, only 4 of 33 teams have fell behind 3-1 have come back to win. >> well, that's what they said abou

kimberly tere joins us for the latest. >> reporter: raj, occupy supporters started gathering about 3:00 this afternoon. right now they're all the way on the other end of the plaza discussing exactly what their plans will be later on tonight. tentatively, it is to head out into down and march, starting at 7:00. >> i think the message today is a very basic one that is just violence versus nonviolence. you know? it has been an issue with the police here. it has been an issue within the movement sometimes perhaps. and it is something that, something that we need to address as a movement. >> one year ago today, police and occupy supporters clash as law enforcement moved in to clear out an encampment outside oakland city hall. arresting nearly 100 people. that raid was followed by angry demonstrations, said to protest economic injustice and police brutality. today, occupy supporters say they're here to celebrate the quote, rebirth of the movement. the point of it is to hold down the territory here a little bit. andon$÷ at least in a symbolic . >> reporter: it is an articulate protest put on

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