us. >>> back here with the santiago family, the recipients of the la familia award.u needed this award, but does it legitimize the good and tireless work your foundation is doing? >> it actually puts focus on it. you know, getting news out there in the community about the things we do. a lot of people don't really understand this is part of san jose. it has its own character and heart. when people come out to this program, our meeting and one of our board meetings or the event in december, they are blown away. there's 600 kids running around. where did all the kids come from? all the community members and family members. to be able to get some attention about what we do, you know, it brings more people into the community. when people hear about the scholarship program, they might be in the community for four or five years and say this is the first we have heard about this. it's an opportunity. people are so busy these days we bombard them a lot with information. we want the right people to hear this message and apply to the scholarship. we love to give out money to t

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use. back here live at the mateo bridge, since the giants won and will be playing on sunday, if you are headed out to the park, make sure that you pick another alternate route. you are not going to be able to use the san mateo bridge. thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thank you. for help navigating around the closure download our exclusive traffic app. you will find that at abc7news.com/ways. >>> now as thomas said, a big night for the giants in saint st. louis. a must win situation. >> and with the pressure they dominated the game. sports director larry beil is here with the highlights. >> very few people believed this was possible for barry zito, but he was the save yes, sir in game five of the national league series. giants broke through with four runs in the fourth and zito bunting in a run. the cardinals were caught completely by surprise with two outs in the fourth. he was magnificent on the mound. 7 and two-thirds and struck out six in a 5-0 giants victory. they are still down 3 games to two in the series. they are coming back to san francisco for a game six on sunday. the former oakland a of

for eight years so when he returned to mexico and 85, my sisters and i convinced him to bring us back here because he was not going to come back to mexico and we didn't want to spend anymore time separated from him. so we begged him to bring us here and my father didn't really want to bring me because i was nine and a half and he thought i wouldn't be able to make it across the border. we had to run across illegally, so i begged him to bring me here and we took the bus from mexico city to tijuana. >> right on the border of. >> right on the border of tijuana and it was a very long today bus ride because i had rarely been in any kind of car or public transportation and i got car sick many times along the way. but when we got to the border my father hired a smuggler to bring us across. >> what do you remember about that experience? >> what i remember is how much walking there was and i remember having a lot of guilt because my father was right. i was too little to be making that kind of crossing and i would get tired of them complain about the walking and the fact that i was thirsty or hungry

use. back here live at the san mateo bridge, since the giants won and will be playing on sunday, if you are headed out to the park, make sure that you pick another alternate route. you are not going to be able to use the san mateo bridge. thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thank you. for help navigating around the closure download our exclusive traffic app. you will find that at abc7news.com/ways. >>> now as thomas said, a big night for the giants in saint st. louis. a must win situation. >> and with the pressure they dominated the game. sports director larry beil is here with the highlights. >> very few people believed this was possible for barry zito, but he was the sa sir in game five of the national league series. giants broke through with four runs in the fourth and zito bunting in a run. the cardinals were caught completely by surprise with two outs in the fourth. he was magnificent on the mound. 7 and two-thirds and struck out six in a 5-0 giants victory. they are still down 3 games to two in the series. they are coming back to san francisco for a game six on sunday. the former oakland a of

use. back here live at the san mateo bridge, since the giants won and will be playing on sunday, if you are headed out to the park, make sure that you pick another alternate route. you are not going to be able to use the san mateo bridge. thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thank you. for help navigating around the closure download our exclusive traffic app. you will find that at abc7news.com/ways. >>> now as thomas said, a big night for the giants in saint st. louis. a must win situation. >> and with the pressure they dominated the game. sports director larry beil is here with the highlights. >> very few people believed this was possible for barry zito, but he was the save yes, sir in game five of the national league series. giants broke through with four runs in the fourth and zito bunting in a run. the cardinals were caught completely by surprise with two outs in the fourth. he was magnificent on the mound. 7 and two-thirds and struck out six in a 5-0 giants victory. they are still down 3 games to two in the series. they are coming back to san francisco for a game six on sunday. the former oakla

from my father for eight years so when he returned to mexico in 1985, we convinced him to bring us back here. he was not coming back to mexico, and we didn't want anymore time separated from him. my father didn't want to bring me because i was nine and a half, and he thought i couldn't make it across the border because we had to run across illegally. i begged him to bring me here, and we took a bus from mexico city. >> host: right on the border. >> guest: right, and it was a very long two day bus ride because i had rarely been in in kind of cars or public transportation, and i know i got car sick many, many times along the way, but when we got to the border, my father hired a smuggler to bring us across, and -- >> host: what do you remember about that experience >> guest: well, what i remember is how much walking there was, and i remember having a lot of guilt because my father was right. you know, i was too little to make that kind of crossing, and i would get tired and complain about the walking and the fact i was thirsty or hungry and tired. my father carried me alot of times on his back,

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us. >>> welcome back. here's your care first injury report. redskins safety brandon merriwether having mri on his knee. wizards john wall out eight weeks with a knee injury. he said it's been bothering him for a little while. that will do it for game on overtime tonight. i will be live from nats park tomorrow, monday, to see if they can finally clinch the division. thanks for staying up with us. i'm kristen berset. have a great night.

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so make sure you meet back here with us every day at 11:00. we will have the latest for you as there's a lot to decipher this time of year, guys. it's that time. over to you. >> christina, thank you very much. i guess it's safe to say it's going to be a big day, a monster day for pumpkin growers. >> half moon bay's annual pumpkin weigh off is happening right now. that's where nbc's bob redell is live. a giant pumpkin this year can actually turn a giant profit? >> reporter: absolutely. they're hoping to set a world record. we still have one pumpkin left to weigh. let me show you the one they put on the scales here at half moon bay. this is a large one grown in granite bay, california, north of where we're at. if you see what the scale registered, 162125. unfortunately that pumpkin was disqualified. if it qualified, it would have been in first place. it had a hole underneath it. very disappointing for that grower. we're waiting for that star, to find out if his pumpkin, the one being ready to weigh, to see if he's going to take it. he took it in

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then join us tomorrow night. we're back here in san francisco. game seven of the nlcs.kyle lohse. we'll see who will face the detroit tiger tigers in the fall classic. coverage begins at 7:30 even, 4:30 pacific. more information on tonight's game and other major league baseball news, go to foxsports.com powered by msn, the world's favorite sports site. for ken, erin, tim, i'm joe from san francisco. this is the nlcs on fox. prior to the world series on fox. we can't wait. i bet you can't either. game seven tomorrow night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc ♪ ♪ . >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news. >>. pagan, it's over, game 7 tomorrow night! >> and with that, your san francisco giants win and force a decisive game 7 at home, nor that nlcs. >> good evening everyone and welcome to this special edition of ktvu channel 2 news. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. >> you saw it right here the winner goes on tot world series. >> an exstatic giant fans are pouring out of at&t park and we have live team coverage for you

then join us tomorrow night. we're back here in san francisco. game seven of the nlcs.kyle lohse. we'll see who will face the detroit tiger tigers in the fall classic. coverage begins at 7:30 even, 4:30 pacific. more information on tonight's game and other major league baseball news, go to foxsports.com powered by msn, the world's favorite sports site. for ken, erin, tim, i'm joe from san francisco. this is the nlcs on fox. prior to the world series on fox. we can't wait. i bet you can't either. game seven tomorrow night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc ♪ ♪  >>> a tough divisional matchup for the rg3 man and the redskins as they traveled north to take on the giants. neck and neck, but it came down to the last two minutes. >> terror in wisconsin again after a gunman opens fire at a salon killing three people. we have the details. >> we start with the skins to see how they stacked up against the defending super bowl champs the giants. thank you for joining us tonight. >> we are joined by scott smith. rg3 again making pretty big

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. >> jennifer and david, we need to take a quick break, please join us in a moment back here on mosaic. >>> welcome back to mosaic, i'm rabbi eric whysin. we are in a conversation with david pearl steen and jennifer sputterneck about the books that they have written. jennifer, it seems that people that write a letter or a note or even a grocery list, they might write an elaborate e- mail, when people write all of the time it seems to me the distinction between writing for publication and writing otherwise is when you actually end up looking for a publisher and get into the nitty-gritty of what that means. i'm wonder figure you can just share that piece of the behind the scenes process. how was it, david, to think of a publisher, look for a publisher and to make that decision about how to have your book published. the finding is difficult because everybody is writing but i independently published both universe, through i universe. the advantage is that not only does the book get out quickly but i had complete freedom to do it the way i wanted to do it. nobody told me, no you cast do it

here. that is just a carpet of red brake lights. this is located at the guadalupe parkway. it is rapidly backing up here between the two freeways. this is used where traffic begins to slow but it takes awhile for to back up here. drive times are typically 14 minutes in the northbound direction it is already over 25 minutes heading out of the coyote valley. >> it is this bad in jammed packed. >> this will be a residual backup for some time. we always talk about slow traffic right here. these of the places where always backs out but that is usually an hour from now. we are racing all lands affected. this is going to affect the guadalupe parkway. people are already starting to use interstate 280 to head out to highway 85. you can also use a 80 >> >> the big news this morning is the giants are hitting the road in just a couple of hours. they are heading to st. louis with a win under their belt. the series is tied with the cardinals won to one. jackie sissel is live at at&t park this morning. >> i am waiting for the team because they will come here to at&t part in just a couple of hours. from here they will take off in travel to st. louis for gam

back to you guys. >> very nice. she grew up in baltimore. she said her dad in baltimore used to take her to orioles games and now here in san francisco, a long time giants fan. a season ticket holder. >> we are coming right back. we have a celebration for you. don't go away. the giants victory parade continues. back in a moment. >> welcome back to downtown san francisco to high definition coverage of the giants world series parade. about 1 million people here. the parade got under way minutes ago. soon to come is the giants players. >> that is what the people are anticipating. it has been a great morning. this is the giants community fund. lots of people in this. we are expecting to see eight floats before we see the giants players. they will come down in cars this time. a difference from the trolley cars. a lot of people making it this way. we are expecting dignitaries just like last time. willie mays and willie mccovey. the fans, you remember, raj, went crazy when mays and mccovey here. >> when you see them here, not just hall of fame baseball players in the country, but especially here in the bay area. so near and dear to the hearts of sa

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back here live. investigators again tell us that they have sent evidence taken from the scene to a lab. they hope to have results back within a week. police also confirm that they have located surveillance video from saturday morning when the torching took place. they also hope that will help them track down whoever is responsible. reporting live in vallejo, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. let's take you to santa rosa. arson investigators are hard at work. the first fire started just before 10:00 last night at st. rose church on 10th street. minutes later fire crews were called to church of incarnation and then a third call came in about a fire at an engineering company on third street called carlie macy engineering. all fires were quickly put out and damage is minimal. investigators believe the fires are connected. right now there's no evidence the fires are hate crimes but at this point nothing is being ruled out. so far obviously no arrests have been made. >>> it is october first and blazing hot outside. a fall heat wave continues to grip the bay area. let's bring

we'll be back with more storm coverage right after the break. stay with us. . >>> welcome back. howard with you here at 5:49. we're talking about the flooding concerns we have now. lots of flood warnings are up all over the place. a lot of these are for if streams, creeks and rivers that are high. we still have moderate rain occurring in many areas this morning. later today the river will crest above 9 to 10 feet today. around point of rocks we're watching that potentially very high today. on the petomic closer to home is jessica doyle. she's here with more. >> reporter: hi there. we're here at the george down town -- george town water front. things have gotten bad quickly. this is just an idea of the kind of debris floating in the river. it's only about a foot and a half from jumping the bank. that is half a tree floating here at washington harbor. we're seeing massive amounts of debris collecting here. let me give you an idea of the time line. we're still neerl low tide. low tide was about an hour ago. we're approaching high tide in about 4 hours. on a typical day that would raise the water level

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here in the cove jumped into the air, they didn't mind getting wet. in fact they actually got more excited as the rain came down harder and harder. they told us they'll be back here on wednesday, picnicking rain or shine. >> fans are just buying stuff up. we're going to go to paul chambers. paul, they're still out there now? >> you can hear them right here. they all are right here. all the giants fans going crazy right here. i tell you what, a lot of people only care about -- a lot came out here to get these new national league championship jerseys and t-shirts. they're all very excited about the world series coming up. i'm live in san francisco. back to you. >> i could watch that all night. the giants had some great pitching. matt cain set the pace in the bull pen. when giants pitchers have support, fans can sit back and enjoy the ride. once again on the field, mark, it seems like the cardinals just fell apart and made it easy for the giants. >> just have so many problems defensively, they seemed to lose their composure off the field. they were fine of course under the guidance of their manager, but on the field, just one mental, physical mistake after anot

back ever elf. it will be. a. better. coder would take her over here with us tonight it's a back door you know. the old boy. burned down the political road out there. that explains why all the bollard been back over here way over here. i can figure out why hit way back a year. it may. be but your sweet ass i get. for it or go. along with the fifty caliber sniper ride. you i'd trust my own thing if. young too early going to get a case or call it or. i can say. hard to hard to catch me i'm all magyar. both like i work not. be out there is night with reduced lighting salute. it is just it see there is no way i would do if there. was no way i would. even consider going there i. like to scrappers there. is crazy crazy way to make it any. dangerous me is the fact that you're stupid and you go. and there and you get blown up that puts myself with the bomb squad and he'll be guys all in danger we have to go in there. i can tell you how many times i've been in there on rescues people get injured or you know they're dead but you still have to go in and retrieve the body you still have to make sure that you're dead. i'

here in the cove jumped into the air, they didn't mind getting wet. in fact they actually got more excited as the rain came down harder and harder. they told us they'll be back here on wednesday, picnicking rain or shine. >> fans are just buying stuff up. we're going to go to paul chambers. paul, they're still out there now? >> you can hear them right here. they all are right here. all the giants fans going crazy right here. i tell you what, a lot of people only care about -- a lot came out here to get these new national league championship jerseys and t-shirts. they're all very excited about the world series coming up. i'm live in san francisco. back to you. >> i could watch that all night. the giants had some great pitching. matt cain set the pace in the bull pen. when giants pitchers have support, fans can sit back and enjoy the ride. once again on the field, mark, it seems like the cardinals just fell apart and made it easy for the giants. >> just have so many problems defensively, they seemed to lose their composure off the field. they were fine of course under the guidance of their manager, but on the field, just one mental, physical mistake after anot

back. archbishop george niederauer on mosaic. >>> here we go. welcome back to mosaic, today we are delighted that with us archbishop george niederauer, the archbishop of the robel catholic -- roman catholic diocese of san francisco. you've been to the program several times before. you're on your way to retirement, your letter is in at the vatican. >> yes. >> i want to ask you about that, about 75. personally, you're 76 now, you just had your birthday, happy birthday. i always thought 75 was a long time. i always thought that was a lot for priests and bishops to give. >> i think it is. and quite frankly, here in the archdiocese of san francisco, retirement age is 70, they can retire with no questions asked and many of our priests do retire at 70. the vatican has set the age for retirement of bishops as 75. if there's illness, they take that into consideration if you can't handle the duties anymore, then they will accept a resignation. but they will require at 75, and we in the archdiocese will do that too, but a priest may certainly retire at 70. my understanding is that with people living longer and stay

and if you do, you'll be back here to see us. and so, i think that once again, i go back to the fact that under the current system, because we have so many of those individuals who were once incarcerated at the state level, being pushed down to the counties, there's no room at the end in terms of the county jails. so misdemeanors aren't going to be sentenced to county jail but will be sentenced in community service or whatever. and for those individuals who do need some measure of control and supervision to deal about -- deal with their conviction problems, it's not going to happen at the misdemeanor level. >> let me go to a couple of the questions from the audience. i've shared them with our district attorney. george, two questions there, one related to whether or not drug possession should be treated differently for adults than from juveniles. and then a question about back on track, whether or not that program would be positively or adversely affected by senator leno's proposal. >> yes, let me start with the first question conc

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host: make sure to join us back here tomorrow when we will continue our series with wisconsin. >> our guest, craig gilbert from the sentinel. brian schimming, and the chairman, mike tate. we will look at housing policy with raemeka mao and josh boak. live every day at 7:00 eastern. >> watch our coverage of the presidential candidates plus races from a run the country. some of the key debates are scheduled over the next four hours starting with the credits for senate and ohio. in one hour, it is a debate from the house district. after that, new mexico senate candidates. >> several like evens to tell the about tomorrow. topics include u.s. relations with saudi arabia and a feature of the israeli-palestinian conflict. a form on implementing the dodd- frank financial regulations lot. speakers include the former head of the fdic. we will also be covering a speech by mitt romney. he is in answer, i'll of focusing on the economy. that is just after 1:00 eastern. >> one of 10,000 homes that they are trying to get done in the next four years. these are houses that are never going back. >> one-

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last time that you got this time to do meaningful work and really the only thing you've come back here to us is the survey, which could have been done in a week or week-and-a-half. >>> i understand that. unfortunately because we had to schedule the survey with the wongs, it took sometime. but in order for the attorneys to meet and confer, we needed that survey to be done and the results of the survey to be done. the judge's instructionses to us was -- there was an interim order that he had come out with and he instructed us to go and meet and confer on the details. and if we weren't able to agree on the details to come back to him. now, what the judge had not anticipated at that time when he made his award that a survey was going to be needed. so, in essence, it's not that we did not meet and confer because we were not doing anything. it's just that we had to wait for that survey to be done in order to meet and confer based on -- because the plans were going to have to be changed according to the survey. [speaker not understood]. >> the department has rebuttal or do you have a comment? >> si

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. >>> we have chief meteorologist bill martin with us here tonight and back at the end of last week we talked about some changes coming. they're kind of here. >> yeah, they are here. you probably noticed it's a little cooler around the bay area, and it will stay that way. remember last week triple digit week but this week 60s and low 70s. we go outside and mild temperatures. 63 in oak rand right now. winds are gusting to 14 out of the west northwest so fairly typical for this time of night. look at theedz highs. these are the numbers from today. highs tomorrow will be about the same. highs the next few days about the same. this whole week we're going to see upper 60s and low 70s. not going to be hot; not going to be cold. it's going to be just right. theover night lows are chilly. 43 in santa rosa, 44 in napa. get the jacket, heat up the car. it has been very chilly. the extended forecast there's a chance of sprinkles out there. hey, there's a chns for a sprinkle tomorrow in part ts of the bay area. this is the system i'm tracking right here. that's why there's a chance of sprinkles. i

us. see you back here tomorrow. >>> good morning. finally getting ready to open for business after getting knocked out by sandy. they are expected to resume stock trading, as usual, at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. >>> president obama is going to tour storm-ravaged new jersey today. millions are still without power up and down the east coast. and it could be a week or more before it's restored. >>> and the port authority of new york and also of new jersey are reopening jfk and newark airports today, but with just limited service. it is halloween, wednesday, october 31st, 2012. "squawk box" begins right now.

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