>> verne: my gosh. hotty toddy indeed. >> gary: this wonderful scene explodesment one last football note for me. we talked about at halftime ole miss needed offense. they had 105 yardsment only way they could win. the most yards alabama has given up in the second half in two years. we know bo. >> verne: yes, we do. [laughing] >> gary: we met him yesterday. >> verne: i think back to our conversation. he said gary asked bo, "do you resent the term that you are inconsistent?" and he said, "well, i sometimes think i'm the only person in america who has ever thrown an interception." >> gary: coach freeze talked about him as other great players but he's had so much criticism, people talked about how he has not gone out on thursday nights, he's buckled in, and i said, "bo, if you win this one i'm going to let you go out on saturday night and have a good time" and he assured me he would. >> verne: got a haircut for this game. the oxford square is one of the great public squares in america. i don't think you and

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it's perfect technique. >> verne: third and 10. >> verne: stripped. that's the seventh sack, and towles does maintain possession. >> gary: mike wells got him back. it was mike wells who shoved him in the end zone for 15, and now wells comes and goes, "here i am." no faking on this one. i'm coming right around the corner and getting the sack. >> verne: loss of eight. >> gary: seven sacks, gee. >> verne: chris jones, number nix. now they've got three down, one up. see if they all rush. they do. here is wells. towles. complete. braylon heard. >> gary: there's always those games, verne, when you're the number one team in the country you've got to survive, and every team that mississippi state has played prior to this one was an undefeated football team. now they come to kentucky who is undefeated at home and they take a punch and they're still standing. >> verne: let's look at the comparative schedules of the top four in the west. >> gary: l.s.u. is getting better. alabama's schedule is toughening up. it's not an easy schedule for alabama. i don't know wh

vern?reporter: after an ending like that, not hard to find guys to come on camera and revel in the moment. starting with the hero, travis ishikawa, an unlikely hero on this storybookending. >> this is the stuff you dream -- storybookending. >> this is the stuff you dream as a kid. it's great! >> i blacked out, i think. just pure elation! [cheers and applause] [ chanting ] >> yes! yes! yes! >> and hammed hammered to left! [ shouting ] >> i thought he was going the break some hands. he plays with a lot of fire, a lot of emotion. and he saved us. >> from day one they told me, you know, we had a tough season in '13 and we expected to be in the world series in '14. so far, everything is going the way they planned it. [ laughter ] >> all season long, we just found a way to get it down. resill yancey, that's -- resilient city, that's our -- being resilient is our best trait,ic guess. >> reporter: how does -- best trait, i guess. >> reporter: how does victory taste? >> great! we -- we showed up tod

vern glenn was there and he will give us the highlights.ports is coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nlcs... our vern glenn had a >> all eyes were on the giants tonight as they played the cardinals in game one of the alcs. our vern glenn hat a front row seat in saint louis. >> reporter: all right gary, you know why i'm shaking my head? remember that 2010 campaign? well guess what? it's back. bruce bochy and the giants in the nlcs for the third time in five years. top of the second, bases loaded for travis ishikawa? he blooped one. matt carpenter can't find the handle. another run scores. adam wainwright lasted only four and two-thirds. here comes ishikawa with a diving superman catch. madison bumgarner took the spirit out of saint louis tonight. he stranded a pair in the 7th inning with one of his seven strikeouts. bum tossed seven and two-thirds shut-out innings lowering his post season e.r.a. to .76. the giants take the opener 3-0. >> you are not a robot, you know. you are not going to be able to, you know, always replicate. we are not lik

so the rain, and vern, enjoy it while you can. >> yeah, vern is ready to check out the world series. a lot of college. >> world series of what? poker? little league world series? oh! oh that, we will get to that. up ahead, a lot of college football. cal stayed at home. how about stanford in the desert? i have the answer. ,,,,,,,,,,,, first of all, they're light and fluffy, topped with pumpkin whipped cream and cinnamon sugar and only $4.99. second of all, they're light and fluffy, topped with pumpkin whipped cream and cinnamon sugar and only $4.99. [bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! 2010. but after tonight...e not so >> college football. did you know number 23 stanford football has been ranked to the top 25 every week since september of 2010? after tonight, not so much. cardinal fans facing a maroon monsoon at arizona state. no score in the second quarter. d.j. foster up the middle. the sun devils led 7-0. under four minutes left in the second. here comes ty montgomery. punt returner. oh! it's a fumble! and arizona state picks it up inside the 15. off the turnover. mike broco

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in cleveland, vern glenn, kpix 5. >>> thank you for that exclusive report vern. the sharks getting up close and personal with buffalo this afternoon. scoreless in the third period but then, hodgens scores the first goal of the year and past the goalie and it's 1-0 buffalo. then under a minute left. 2-1 when san jose one last chance but the buffalo goal hee covers up the pick. the sab res win 4-1. >>> check out the flags at at&t park as anthony cacciatore panned down at&t park. the feeling isn't good ann and brian. the san francisco trails 4-2 andville postgame re-- i'll have postgame reaction on tonight's 11:00 news, guys? >> you've been covering them long enough and seen them long enough this season to be really acquainted with them and i know you have developed an instinct maybe for what's going to happen. do you have any instinct as to how all this unfolds tonight and maybe tomorrow? >> reporter: my instinct is that the royals are a pretty -- i think the royals might actually be a better team and i'll tell you why. they seem to be playing and having fun. the g

vern glenn has more on the battle of aces. >> reporter: all right, dennis.s a battle of the aces tonight in game 5 as madison baumgarner is going to try to send the giants on to the world series. but adam wainwright of the cardinals is going to have a little something to say about that. take a look at these numbers. baumgarner has been dominant in three starts this post-season. wainwright has been just the opposite. he has an earned run average of 8! >> until last year's nlcs, i was undefeated in the post- season. i just doesn't want to get a bad rap for not being a good play-off pitcher because that's the time i want to shine. >> madison has grown so much since he came up here in 2010. he assumed a leadership role. for a 25-year-old guy it steams like he's been around for 10 years. >> reporter: as good as the giants starters have been, the bullpen has almost been better. they pitched six scoreless innings last night giving the giants hitters a chance to fight back. >> the bullpen has been awesome. tonight was no different. i think the pitching staff as a wh

vern glenn is in st.at and check in with him at 11:00 tonight on kpix 5. >>> game who of the a -- two of the alcs. bud norris taking the mound for the josh. it's 3-3 -- orioles. it's 3-3 top of the 3rd. his fourth home run of the postseason and it gives kc a 4- 3 lead. bottom of 5, nelson cruz grounds to short. and look at this. escobar makes the stop and gets the runner at second and cruz is safe at first. game tied at 4. still tied in the 9th and kc with a runner at second and escobar down the right field line with a double. look at that thing hug the line. gore scores and they win it 6-4 to take a 2-0 series lead. don't look now but kc is the real deal. >>> college football sat now for you and cal -- saturday now for you and cal and their offense going strong last week. this week not so much. they hosted the huskies from washington. goff and the bears looking to stay in first. the pac 12 north going against u dub. first quarter cal with the ball at the one and goff tried to score but he fumbles and tho

verne? >> i'm verne glen on the sidelines in st. louis, getting you ready for the 49ers and the rams. the report, coming up. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools. whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv and the tablet worked just fine but i wanted to see if the phone will work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel's live just like on tv but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. their spine. but one south bay

. >>> yeah, that timing of night verne verne has our sports report outside busch stadium.reporter: all right there, ken. it was cold and rainy. in fact it's about to rain right now. as i was watching the giants work out today i was still shaking my head and wondering, how in the world they got here. no matt cain. lincecum and his struggles. rash of injuries. and here they are, ken, four wins shy of another world series. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the spirit of st. louis. draft beer capital. the famous clydesdales. the kings of the town, the cardinals, fourth straight nlcs appearance. >> when you win a few times, it gives you more confidence going forward. you believe that you're going to get it through, get it done because that's what you do. and i think the guys in that clubhouse maybe have an edge because we have done it. >> reporter: the giants paying a visit each alternates as world series national league reps since 2010. >> i think no matter what teams are here, it's special. every time you're here and baseball this time of year, it's as good as it gets. >> i have been a

taking over for donte, the safety spot, he's with vern glenn. >> they work on it during the week. when the opportunity presents itself, they're going to run it. they do a good job executing it. >> do you think that helped turn the game? >> it did. offense is back on the field and drive, take some time and make something happen. >> how would you describe this defense? na. this is a stern defense. you know the first drive, we let them drive and put some points on the board. you know, i'm not going to take anything away from kansas city. they did a great job. there were some things on defense that we could have done better. you know, this is a good defense that we have. >> you made a name for yourself in this league. what about the guy, especially the defensive line who's sort of now making a name for themselves. a lot of no names that are becoming a little more -- >> it's all it is. it's all about hard work. you know, i had too do that to make a name for yourself, like you said, week in and week out, you have to prepare. you have to come and when it's your time to shine, you have to

after vern finishes, we'll take some q and a, and with that, verp, the floor is yours -- vern, the floor is yours. >> thank you. good morning, and thank you for having me. i'm here today to start a new conversation, a conversation about looking at cybersecurity a little bit differently with the goal of making our systems more resilient. my hope is that this conversation can move us past the age of the high profile breach. many of the breaches are very well known, they're very personal, like the home depot breach, the target breach, this week the jpmorgan chase breach was in the news front and center. these are very personal to us because they're criminal in nature, and the idea of money coming out of our wallets is a scary thing. but there are also other high profile breaches that in some ways are even more disturbing but aren't always as well known. so you have the chimoon attack some time ago, an attack on a national critical infrastructure provider. and you have the issue with the french and british navy back in 2009 with the conficker virus. and these attacks were aimed as disabling

let's hit vern glenn in st.again the 49ers showed that you might be able to jump on them early, but it's only a matter of time. >> when you start the game off, everything doesn't work according to your plans and the coach's plans. so you got to continue to keep working and keep fighting and that's what i did. that's what our team did and that's why we came out with the victory. >> we just want to win whatever it takes. if we're up early, if we have to come back from behind the end of the game, we just want to have more points. >> reporter: he's so good in these situations, keeps it alive and finds boldin for the go ahead touchdown! >> he's got a way. he's a tremendous competitor and he, you know, works extremely hard, but he's cool, makes great decisions and everything you want your quarterback to be. >> reporter: three straight wins for the 49ers, kaepernick masterful in primetime monday night. four starts, nine touchdowns, no picks. fo where in st. louis vern glenn, kpix5. >>> now let's take care of that other

introduce asure to vern doyle. one of my colleagues is describing him as the rare bead that is a technologist that can speak english. [ laughter] >> i immediately tried to hire him. vern is director of technology for northrop grumman's cyber division and his team leads -- he leads an advanced cyber technology team responsible for understanding emerging problems and solving those problems in advance for customers worldwide. vern will introduce a vision for a new paradigm for cyber security thinking with the goal of making our systems more resilient. after vern finishes we'll take some q & a and with that, vern, the floor is yours. >> thank you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. so i'm here today to start a new conversation, a conversation about looking at cyber security a little bit differently with the goal of making our systems more resilient. my hope is that this conversation can move us past the age of the high profile breach. many of the breaches are very well known. they're very personal. like the home

here is vern glenn in saint louis. >> reporter: dennis, the eve of the nlcs game one. we can all understand it if joe panic is too excited to fall asleep. did you know that the giants have tried seven different second base men before panic hit it big? >> i would say the last week- and-a-half or so, this has been an unbelievable ride. just to be in this situation now as a rookie, three or four months in, this is unbelievable. >> what would you have said if i had come up to you in scottsdale and said you are going to be here in the nlcs? >> i would have said you are crazy. you obviously want to make the big league club and everything. but the way the squad was looking, i was just trying to do what needed to be done. take care of business and be here seven months late sore definitely something out of this world. >> reporter: joe panik, a kid from new york who grew up idolizing derek jeter. look at him now. boy, his parents who will be here tomorrow are awfully proud. that will do it from saint louis dennis. back to you in the studio. >> have fun vern. , look at that, they

in cleveland, vern glenn, kpix 5. >> rocking out at the hall of fame. how do you like it?ith buffalo this afternoon. scoreless early in the third and scores his first goal of the year. 1-0 buffalo. then under a minute left. san jose with one last chance but the buffalo goalie covers up the puck and sabres win 2-1 handing the sharks their fourth loss in a row. hackney said dry two seconds ago. now it is pouring. let me show you one of the boats out there. the police have checked out these guys having a blast out in the yacht. and mccover key cove as they try -- mccovey cove as they try and dodge the rain. >> hopefully a good sign den in addition. that's it for us -- dennis. that's it for us at 5:30. >> news update always on kpix.com. >> good night. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ,,

vern glenn is in st.nd will be with a front row seat and check in with him coming up tonight at 11:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> all right, game two of the a lcs and the native bud norris -- taking to the mound for the orioles. 3-# 3 top of the 4th. kansas city's connects for his fourth home run of the postseason. solo shot gives kc a 4-3 lead. bottom 5 now. nelson cruz grounds to the shortstop escobar and makes the stop. and gets the runner at second. cruz is safe at first and one scores. game tied up at 4. still tied in the 9th. kc with a runner on second and escobar shoots the double down the line right there right field. terrence gore scores giving the royals a 5-4 lead. they win it 6-4 to take a 2-0 series lead. >>> wow. they're doing well. all right, pac 12 action now for you and all eyes were on ucla and oregon. both tough. but both lost last week. ucla defensive coordinator jeff ulbrich exchanging words with head coach jim morra. here's why they were so mad, facing oregon. find a wide open brown, 3

i'm just thankful for all of it. >> got to love vern, dude, you're going to the world series! [ laughter ] >> what a dramatic end. you can't say that enough, right? >> no kidding. roberta gonzales joins us live from san francisco with the reaction from all the fans and your reaction, too, roberta. >> reporter: yes! i'm so excited! it's a beautiful morning here at at&t park. i'm looking at the moon above me here and even a star. it's a perfect setting. i'm here in the san francisco giants dugout. have you ever been in the dugout after a game that was played that advances the giants to the world series? you have now. i just now found a line-up from last night's game. how cool is that? also, a power bar. and this is the scene. they haven't even cleaned it up here after travis ishikawa -- no, it was not buster posey or pablo sandoval or brandon crawford. it was travis an unlikely hero who sent the giants into the world series the place went nuts and this was the scene right here. the music is still playing at the baseball field. we knew it wasn't just inside the park where all the

vern being the equinox. it was later going to be called soul. it was taken up by the league of nation and you can see the perfect caldender is the same and the only negative is you got 13 fridays that were on friday the 13th. t two things tanked this. one, thing is the guy on the left is a quaker and he was tracing this dream for about 30-40 years and in the late '20s he achieved some kind of fame and it looked like his system was going to go forward. at an event hosted by dewy, the lady over the heard about the 13 month scheme and hated it thinking it was unbalanced and made no sense. there was a system that was going to practice it into quarter and make the months more regular and she put her fortune into coming up with this ultimate system she called the world calendar. when the league of nation was all for the other guy, she created a wedge. and the great depression also happened and the metric system that was in the public eye vanished. places like japan, which were looking to go metric, totally stopped. the idea of the frank becoming the w

hi vern. >> reporter: all right there ken.w hundred royals fans and maybe the opposing dugout. those are the only ones representing kansas city that really believe they could come into this national league ballpark and beat the giants at their own game. does this sound familiar? just enough hitting, awesome defense, and a terrific bullpen. that was the kansas city formula. hey, joe montana saw it. so did peter mcallen. they saw tim hudson making his first career world series start. he enjoyed the moment. alcides escobar smacked one off the wall. boy, the royals up 3-0 in the 6th inning. here comes eric hosmer winning a battle with javier lopez, first hit of the series, drives in alex boar gone making it 3- 0. jeremy guthrie silenced them. michael morse, a pinch hit double down the line. brandon crawford scored all the way from first. the giants cut it to 3-2. that is about as close as it would get. because that bullpen, really, really awesome. hunter pence grounded out to end it. the royals tossed out four in- hit innings and

vern. >> reporter: two wild card games, huh? >> yeah. >> two wild card games in the fall classic just shaking my head even now. 213 giants at-bats with no long ball. all of a sudden, boom. three home runs last night st. louis goes home, giants and kansas city, world series all over again. dramatic. michael morris last night that ball was crushed. it tied the game at 3 with the cardinals just a sixth at bat since late august. he had missed much of the season with a strained oblique. travis ishikawa the modern day bobby thompson shot heard 'round the world, a roundtripper of a blast, three- run homer. here's a guy released by the pirates in april. giants signed him sent him to the minors even thought about retiring in july. and looky here. sent the giants to the world series. >> talk about the journey starting off in pittsburgh and leading up to this. dude, you're going to the world series! >> i know. i didn't think earlier this year i would be in this moment but you know i thank the giants for the opportunity and for the second c

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after verne funishes, we'll take some q&a and with that, verne, the floor is yours. >> thank you, thank you. good morning, thank you for having me. so i'm here today to start a new conversation. a conversation about looking at cyber security a little differently with the goal of making our systems more resilient. my hope is that this conversation can move us past the age of the high profile breach. many of the breaches are very well known, they are very personal. like the home depot breach, the target breach, the jpmorgan chase breach was in the news front and center. these are very personal because they are criminal in nature. >> but that aren't always as well known. so you have the attack some time ago. this was an attack on a critical infrastructure provider. and you have the issue with the french and british navy back in 2009 with a virus. these attacks were aim ed at disabling those organizations' ability to conduct their primary mission. you can imagine the military unable to perform its mission as a result of a computer virus. this is a very real potential problem. then you have

vern was pretty docile. he's got 3 broken legs but is expected to recover and be released back into the wild. good morning demetrius. >> good morning. early today we continue to see showers. generally north of our area. more rain comes. but there's a break in the action early on. lincoln park, 66 degrees. midway 67. really warm start today. it will be warmer than normal after a big temperature drop comes our way into the upcoming weekend. satellite's radar composite to the overnight shows like sprinkles moving through. no thunder or lightning early on. there is potential for strong reforms into the afternoon and evening. today's high, 78. ross had 68. temperatures will be falling through the day. coming up, it can year-old child is the first reported death from the virus. >> grand jury reviewing the for rescind misery shooting is now being investigated themselves. >> and new details about the drunk driving arrests for michael died from enterovirus 68. it's the first publicly- announced death related to the v

. >> vern glenn with more from st.. >> reporter: so many momentum shifts in this game in busch stadium. if this is the designed of series it's going to be go out and get your blood pressure checked now. bottom of the ninth, colton wong off sergio romo, ninth- inning blast, a walkoff fashion, the cardinals hit four homers, beat the giants 5-4! to even this series at a game apiece. >> hit a home run at this stage. especially a walkoff home run, it was -- my top home run. i think -- i -- ever. >> everyone is hitting bombs. it is what it is, when you don't execute. things like that happen. just happened to be in the playoffs. hurts but there's tomorrow. it's a good chance of getting the ball again so, let's go, it's fine. >> the series now shifts to san francisco on tuesday. 1:00 game for game three. the cardinals win last night, that means there will be three games at at&t park and like vern said game three tomorrow afternoon and then wednesday and thursday both those games are at night. >>> 6:5 2. the campaign to rename

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vern, they have a red-hot opponent waiting for them in kansas city. >> absolutely. no more of an opportunityistic team than the kansas city royals, hit, stolen base defensive lapse and all of a sudden a royal's opponent will ask what happened? insert of the a's, angels and orioles right here. kansas city hasn't made the post-season since 1985 before making this world series run. the longest drought in the majors. just two winning seasons since 1994. now they are the only team to have started the play-offs 8-0. beat the a's in extra innings in the wild card game. swept the angels in the alcs before sweeping baltimore to reach the world series. now, some of the royals to watch. first baseman eric hozmer leading the team with a .448 average in the play-offs. lorenzo cane hitting .353 the mvp of the alcs and mike moustakas has hid 5 home runs in the post-season after not hitting any of all of september and i'm not counting the royals' team speed one of the giants' glaring weaknesses. the favorites? vegas says kansas city. giants are fine with that. just like 2010 and 20

vern. >> reporter: awfully quiet outside the ballpark.t's been a grind for the giants. the scoreboard tells you a little bit of what's going on. 2-0 royals as they scratched out a run in the 1st inning an rbi in the 6th inning and the giants have been unable to get anything going offensively so the royals in command after 6. royals outfielder gerard dyson, he is patrolling center field tonight making his first start of the play-offs. but if baseball doesn't work out for this fella, he might have a future in basketball. do my eyes play tricks on me or was that you jamming a basketball the other night at an nba game? >> yeah, i jammed it. i got a few ups. >> reporter: you took like three steps and you ra n it home. >> i can do that. i got a 39.5 vertical. i don't worry about that. >> reporter: all right. now, joe madden will not return to the rays next season. he opted out of his contract after nine seasons in tampa where he led the small market rays to the world series in 2007. and four play-off appearances. [ chanting ] >>> yeah. bear ter

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vern glen has the raiders looking for the first win of the season. forget about the world championships, all coming up next on game day. 10 to >>> it is bubbled, boiled, now trouble, a lava flow from hawaii is coming over a volcano. going 10-16 yards an hour. closer and closer to the homes. homeowners tonight, told to prepare to evacuate at any time. as many as 60 homes and businesses no way to move the rock, it began erupting on january 2nd, 1983 and has not stopped, since. >>> an unexpected guest made a late night check in. watch as a deer comes running up, first time, no luck, then, they open. goes passed the check in counter. the animal has trouble with the floors and slipped several times in the lobby. game officials showed up and took care of the deer. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( 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

following vern glen will stay there to bring you reaction from the 49ers, how about silver ado?nd the open? beating cancer twice, playing on the pga tour for the first time since february 2012. his approach on 18, set him up for a birdie. now, bay, coming into today with a 4-shot lead, getting the birdo 12 to go back up by 12. now, bay, finishing 15 under and wins by 2 shots for his second career pga win. well, good for golf today. picking it up. getting connections. >> yes. i think so. >> we will see you in 30 minutes. >> good night >> glor: tonight, the first known transmission on american soil. >> clearly, there was a breach in protocol. >> glor: a nurse in texas tests positive for ebola, now the search for everyone she may have exposed, vicente arenas is in dallas, we have more on what u.s. is doing to stop the spread in west africa. >> are isis militants preparing to take the capital of iraq? elizabeth palmer is in baghdad. severe weather will sweep from the great plains to the deep thuth tonight. eric fischer has the overnight forecast. don dahler has more on how hackers g

." >> vern, thank you. >>> we have expanded coverage of frein's capture on 6abc.com. the slide show pictures of his arrest and appearance today. and a timeline of the manhunt and tribute to the fallen state trooper, bryon dickson at 6abc.com. >>> we should know more about the contract dispute between septa and the union within the hour. talks continue today and "action news" learned significant progress was made. and they are expected to make a statement at 5:45 p.m. and we will bring that to you. 4700 members of the union could walk often the job without a deal of the union pledged, however, to provide at least 24 hours notice before going on strike. >>> and time to talk temperatures tonight. halloween weekend going to start with a treat this evening. while it is cool out there right now, it will remain dry for the trick-or-treaters. >> much better. and cecily tynan outside with the details from accuweather. >> hi, we get a treat for halloween but are getting tricked tomorrow by mother nature. tomorrow will be very nasty. satellite 6 showing starting the day with a g

vern glen will stay there to bring you the reaction. >>> now, lyle, beating cancer twice and was playingn the pga tour for the first time since february 2012, approach on 18, set him up for a birdie. he finished the tournament at 5 under par. good for him. >> now, coming into today, the 4 shot lead, getting the birdie, on 12, back up, 15 under. he wins by 2 shots for his second career pga win. now, miller who brought that to silverado he expaeubgts tiger and rory to play. >> help me with this. what is clicking with his players? >> well, you saw the burying of a football. i don't think there is much that a coach can do. he did go vertically. they have not let that happen in four games this year. so, that strategy change, i think for the most part, the same players on the field. >> okay. >> yes. >> next week -- >> yes. carry over. >> yes. thank you very much. now, mark will introduce legislation in december to change the name to the robin williams tunnel. also an online petition with 55,000 signatures, late comedian actor lived nearby. >>> that will do it for tonight. we appreciate you wat

vern glen has more on the heart- breaking loss. >> reporter: oh, ann, i am just worn-out after a game like that. so much momentum shifted after game 2 here inside of bush stadium. this is the series it is going to be, go out and get your blood pressure checked right about now. all right, so, here was the game. bottom of the 9th. colton wong. on the 9th inning blast. a walk off fashion, the cardinals hit 4 homers, beat the giants, 5-4 to even this series at a game a piece. >> hitting a home run at this stage, you know, a walk off home run, it was -- it was the top home run, i think i -- wow. >> it is what it is. you don't make good pitches or execute, i mean, things like that happen and happen to be in the playoffs. it hurts but, we will be at it again tomorrow. this is a good chance we are going to get the ball again. so, let's go at it. >> reporter: full blanket coverage. the series shifts to san francisco on tuesday, a 1:00 game for game 3. that will do t back to you. >> the studio, ann? [cheers and applause] >>> the only one cheering tonight at the sports bar in san francisco were

thank you, vern, loving the tie. >>? >> you do? >> i saved -- >> you do? >> i saved it for a special occasion. i am more than one dimensional. we cover it all. you thought sports was all about the nfl. slow your roll. think again. of course, we are not going to bury them. the raiders, did they e race the 0 in the win column today? it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools. now, more and more americans are discovering that shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires moments that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). >>> nfl up top and the raiders. better week against the charmers but

vern will have highlights in sports. >>> five teenagers have been killed in a fiery crash in orange county in a car that went out of control and flipped on i-5 today. three boys and two girls were killed. they are believed to be 8 and 9th grade students. the 16-year-old driver is the only one who survived. he is in the hospital with serious head injuries. the news quickly spread through the nearby communities. >> i'm horrified. i'm heartsick for the families and for the kids themself. i can't imagine. >> the group was headed who em from a halloween event at knott's berry farm. the highway patrol is investigating and they say speed may be a factor. >>> a few hours earlier another traffic accident in los angeles also killed five people. the three-vehicle collision happened in chino specifically. two of the vehicles caught on fire. four friends who had recently graduated from high school died in a pickup truck. the person in another car was also involved and died. the cause of of the wreck is still being investigated. police say street racing could be a possibility. >>> a busy night last nigh

vern glenn spoke with ishikawa right after last night's game. >> reporter: talk about the journey to together, starting off in pittsburgh and leading up to this. dude, you're going to the world series! >> i know. i didn't think earlier this year i would be in this moment. but i thank the giants for the opportunity and, you know, for the second chance and obviously the play in the outfield. i just. thankful for all of it -- i'm just thankful for all of it. >> take a look at that. this is a giants fan in the stadium react -- this is the giants fan in the stadium reacting to the home run. a lot of fans watched the action at local watering holes. >> everybody thought that we didn't have it but you know what? we come back. >> i been waiting 7 years for this to happen. i was shipped away to a seminary and now i'm free and i gotten joy the giants to win the world series! yeah!! are we going to win? yes, yes, yes! >> i love these fans. >> a seminary? >> a few days to save savor the game before they start again. >> fans want the newest giants clothes. some of the shirts read, we own the penna

vern glenn will be in saint louis all weekend. >>> tony has tried to help his season bury the last fourhanges in the locker room and if his players are uncomfortable with the new changes then sperano is happy. >> it has been tough. there is change. they weren't sure what to expect when i got back here. in some situations still not too sure. okay? i haven't let all my secrets owl there with them yet. i kind of like to keep them a little uncomfortable sometimes. comfortable is not good right? uncomfortable is sometimes not a bad thing. >> he's kind of cool. >> got a little chuckie in him. >>> the nba season is right around the corner starting the top five. don't need the regular season when you have a shot like this. philadelphia's casper ware, three quarter shot. sixers beat the hornets 106-92. 104, memo, you are supposed to go over the hurdle, not through it. as brittany spears once said, i did it again. a huge windmill dunk. griffin is six foot ten and golden is five foot two. >> whoa! >> this nine-year-old belgian has been signed by the italian league af roma. at number one, spurs in

so vern, enjoy it while you can. >> if you are looking for something to do tonight, check this out. festival. it features east bay artists who use light creations to light up gardens at lake merritt. shades of christmas here. there's also food, drinks and music. it gets started in 15 minutes at the north end of lakeside park near ferry land and proceeds help raise money for the garden. >> meantime, the giants were doing their own exhibition. >> no kidding. >> this afternoon. >> you got to hang out with them today. >> yeah. see what the original and black had to say before boarding a plane for kansas city. can you believe it? is this happening again? >> yes, it is. >> amazing! hey, what the giants were saying today at the ballpark before leaving for kansas city and was 34 points enough to take care of uc la in berkeley? making coffee? yeah, enough for two. gosh. try four, buddy. hmm, i'll take a dark roast. chai tea, please. honey, text the man what you want. french vanilla, make it strong! the all new keurig 2.0 is here. brew for one, brew for all. ♪watching everybody eating ♪what t