willie mays, 1954, the polo grounds. catch would be the turning point in the series the giants would go on the win in four straight over the cleveland indians. but it would be the team's last world series win for 56 years. there would be other chances, all of them after the team moved to san francisco. but all would end in disappointment and defeat. the 1962 series against the yankees, with willie mccovey at the plate. two men on. a line shot to second baseman bobby richardson that would end the giants chances that year. >> i think the ralph harris started, you know, his life before he could actually get back the way he normally would play and that's where i happened to hit the ball. >> if he is back in position the giants win the world series. >> everybody plays me to pull you know. he was actually in apparition where you would play a right- handed pull hitter not a left- handed one. >> the giants wouldn't make it back to the world series until 1989 in a weird matchup against the a's. the series marred by the loma priet

willie mays. >> what a moment for willie. >> what a moment for willie mays. >> he is 79 years old. >> and willie mccovey right behind him. it doesn't get better than this. >> before the parade started but we didn't know whether he was going could come. there is willie mccovey, another icon of san francisco baseball. one greatest in baseball history. hit more homers in history before that guy named bonds came along. mccovey cove is named after him. he has had in injuries but it's unfortunate. he and willie mays are. think about the modern day baseball players, most of them are in the 20s and 30s. they never saw mays and mccovey play but when willie mays, everybody stopped. he is a living legend. grown men are just frozen. they are speechless. jeffrey leonard in this vehicle. one flap down, giant fans will remember some of his big home runs. we have giant baseball alums, aside from the legends of all time, it looks like giants from the '80s and '90s. >> and folks from the front office have reached market street and you can see the confetti raining down on them. what a moment. >> and car

as for willis, the company tells cbs5 it is still investigating leone's case but a few days after we contacted them and six months after denying their claim leone said willis called to tell her it was approved. >> i think people need to stop paying insurance if they don't know what they are paying. >> reporter: now we searched police records and found 22 break-ins at just p this one public storage facility in just the past two years and soon as we started promoting the story we started getting viewer emails and calls with similar experiences, one person actually said they too had to send their lock into the insurance company. they said oh no, it wasn't was defective, wasn't broke then to, but they refused to send it back. >> so the insurance company is a long expert now. >> reporter: keep in mind there is a pending class action suit so we'll keep you posted. >> very good. thank you very much. >>> it's now being seen around the world. a chp officer unleashes on a german tourist pulled over for speeding. edward morin shows us the verbal tirade that was recorded. >> reporter: the office

willis should be barred as an m.p. for three years, a decision he says he will fight. >> you will heard in the court this afternoon that we are applying for a judicial review of this decision and we will be doing that as soon as we leave this building. >> mr. willis came to prominence as immigration minister in the last government when he came up against joanna lumley in her campaign to help former ghurka soldiers to be able to settle in britain. >> we're all agreed in the formation of new guidelines? so that will be wonderful. >> he survived that humiliation but tonight whether -- mr. willis' political career appears to be over. >> it's no part of the labor part to try to win elections by saying things that aren't true. he's been suspended from the labor party. >> you play with race and religion and those things at your peril. i was pleased for politics and the rule of law that the judges were so clear in saying that's unacceptable, it was an offense and the election is void. >> now the voters will go to the polls aga

as for willis, the company tells cbs 5 it's still investigating her case.ut a few days after we contacted them and six months after denying her claim, she says willis called to tell her it was approved. >> i think people need to stop paying insurance if they don't know what they are paying. >> reporter: if you have a storage locker, it's smart to check it occasionally. we found 22 break-ins at one public storage facility in two years. as soon as we started promoting the story we started getting viewer e-mails of similar experiences. if you have had one, contact us. go to cbs5.com, click the logo and then click on consumerwatch. you know, one of the viewers said just like anna, they had to send their lock in after they had been burglarized and the insurance company said no, this is a defective lock it's not broken but refused to send it back just like in anna, case. >> one of the things they really push is how secure it is, the gate, cameras, then you lock your own, you have your key, it's your deal. not always. >> reporter: apparently not in a handful of ca

first from willis.low goes buffalo, carolina, new england, and his giants. >> and i'll just keep going, my picks, this is you, picking the home team. >> of course. cincinnati, carolina, new england, philly. >> my picks here, the bengals, i'm the first one to pick baltimore over carolina. patriots, and forget it willis, philly destroys the giants. >> two teams on the road, buffalo, and he takes baltimore as well. he also goes with the patriots and the eagles over willis' giants. >> and diane studying those games on the long flight home from china. she goes with buffalo, carolina. another one going with carolina. diane takes new england as well as the giants. >> there is one nfl result from last night, the bears went down to miami, beat them -- the dolphins -- 16-0. >> monday you can see the highlights from the games we picked and updated competition standings. final prediction, willis is going down. we'll be right back with more. >>> "harry potter and the deathly hallows part 1" hits theaters today. it's

as for willis, they are still investigating her case. a few days after we contacted them and six months after denying her claim, she says willis called to tell her it was approved. >> i think people need to stop paying insurance if they don't know what they are paying. >> reporter: we searched police records and found 22 break-ins at just this one public storage facility in the past two years. as soon as we started airing this story, we got more e-mails and callers with this experience. >> this insurance is not cheap, either? >> no, it ranges on how much you want to spend, from 200 to 500, some poll eagles even higherren that. we will definitely update you when that's all done, the class action suit. >>> we're going to check your weather right now. big weekend up ahead. >> hi. been monitoring the big storm headed this way. look outside right now. we do have some areas of clarity and we also have some increasing cloud cover. we are beginning to see more of a row bust onshore wind out of the west. overnight tonight with increasing clouds,

it's about willie mays. it's about mccovey. all the great players who played here and never got this championship. the amazing thing is that the giants beats one of the best pitchers in baseball, not once, but they did it twice. when edgar renteria delivers the biggest home run of his career. that was plenty for tim lincecum, who went the first eight innings then turned it over to brian wilson. >> here attention -- here it is. struck him out. for the first time since 1954, the giants are world champions. >> finally, the drought is over. the giants are the best team in baseball. [ cheering and applause ] >> san francisco is going nuts tonight. what do you have to say to this city? >> i can't wait to get back. they have been waiting so long for this. they deserve it. they have poured their heart out for us. >> once you have experienced it, you have an itch to want to go back. there is nobody left standing but us right now. we can rest our hats on that for the rest of the offseason and for the rest of our lives for that matter. no

in one town, children sent a wreath for willie lincoln. his body was removed and laid beside his father. lincoln had planned to take willie home at the end of the second term in 1869. they traveled together back to springfield. in new york city, a photographer captured photographs of lincoln dead in his coffin. and it caused the national sensation. secretary of war staten was outraged. he ordered they were sieged and smalled. they were expect for one print that ended up in the papers and was discovered. in philadelphia, lincoln was laid at the foot of the liberty bell. and in 1861 in philadelphia when he came east with the president-elect. he said rather than give up on the promises of the declaration of independence, he said i would rather be assassinated on the spot. and there he was four years later dead in front of the liberty bell. which then had great symbolic power. in the 19th century, the liberty bell was much more of an iconic object than today. incredible. 36 girls dressed in white. symbolizing the 36 stars on the flag. they wou

. >> jimmy: meanwhile, a very dangerous criminal named willie nelson is in custody. 77-year-old willieboard his tour bus about 85 miles east of el paso, texas. here's a pop quiz you can take at home. what was willie nelson arrested for, a, tax evasion, b, possession of marijuana, c, public urination, d, possession of marijuana or e, b and d. b and d is the answer. he had -- allegedly had -- i personally don't -- i personally believe he was framed. this is willie's mug shot. does this look like a man who's smoking marijuana? [ laughter ] i think we now know for sure what kind of farm he's been aiding all these years. the border patrol said he was in possession of six ounces of weed. willie nelson has six ounces of weed accidentally stuck in his beard. at a certain point, don't you just go, he's willie nelson, wave him through? but thank you border patrol for keeping america safe from willie nelson and thank goodness you put an end to his multistate wave of gently singing and strumming a guitar. this could be the wake-up call he needs to turn his life around though. and let that be a les

our loved willis. >> give, give, give! >> oh goodness me. well, unfortunately willis is here.icks of the weekend. some of us actually may surprise you. >> as we told you sunday -- it's funny how no one cheers for us. >> no, never. >> as we told you monday, willis, yes, willis, he remains at the front of the pack. by the way, rob and i, i am in sole possession of second place and then come the rest of you. >> just picking the home teams. >> i can't read it but apparently i'm doing well. >> of course, it's close on the leadererard. you and willis out in front still with single digit losses. jack and i at 14-10. the divine ms. sawyer at 13-11 so far. >> as for this week's games, buffalo visits cincinnati. baltimore will go to carolina. >> our main event coming later on sunday when the colts will be in new england. willis' giants go down the turnpike for a showdown with michael vick. and the resurging philadelphia eagles, my second-favorite team. >> now for the picks. first from willis. the big fellow goes buffalo, carolina, new england, and his giants. >> yes! >> and i'll just ke

giant's community fund handed out junior giants willie mack award fort players an coachs.rs were honored with a luncheon and handshake with the hall-of-famer himself. they were based on leadership, teamwork, confidence and tegrity. >> an all around being a good kid. it's not about being the homerun and being the best kid from a state's standpoint, but being a good person. >> nine players and ten coaches from the bay area received the junior giant's willie mack award. the community fund provides equipment, and forms and enrichment programs for leagues in underserved communities. >> way to go everyone. >>> way to go stanford, at least we hope, trying to stay on top tonight. >> some important bay area football going on right now. the two top teams in the pac- 10. 7th-ranked stanford at arizona. this one-yard touchdown run is one of nine yards stanford gained on the ground the entire first half. asu followed that score with 4- yard run of its own. threet on a keeper and it's 7- 7. the sun devils were driving for a lead score early in the 2nd quarter, but this time threet is se

we told you monday morning, willis of all people, willis, has moved into the lead in our little nfl pickss looking goofy. >> reigning supreme you would say, right? at least for the moment. he's got a massive, and we mean enormous, one-game lead over most of the chasing group. >> here we go. here are the games we're picking this time around. detroit is going to buffalo to take on the winless buffalo bills. tennessee heads south to face the dolphins. >> and houston is at jacksonville, and the big game sunday night, the patriots in pittsburgh facing the steelers. >> looking good. getting this part over with quickly, willis picking buffalo, tennessee, jacksonville, patriots. all wrong. >> buffalo to get their first win, huh? >> as for my picks, an attempt to end willis' one-week reign at the top, i'm taking detroit, tennessee, jacksonville, pittsburgh. >> of course, vinita goes traditional taking home teams. bills, dolphins, jags and steelers. >> jack is looking to bring willis down, taking the bills, tennessee, houston, and the steelers as well. >> diana is out west and she's off to china fo

. >> hey, willie. quincy says he's up because the skunk sprayed right outside his bedroom window and his drapes are poisoned. >> see. cornered one more demographic. what else? >> mary ann says werob? >> mary ann says we live on st. croix in the u.s. virgin islands, we're up ready to work with a scuba instructor. >> that's another one, u.s. territories in the caribbean. we're glad you're up, even if it's to instruct scuba or have your drapes poisoned by skunks. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> if i were to call you six months from now, will you be working in the white house or back in chicago on the campaign? >> well, you're right on the line there, chris. late winter, early spring, i'll be going back -- coming back here to chicago and beginning to work on that project. >> okay. good morning. it's monday, november 15th. welcome to "morning joe." what a weekend. how was your weekend? >> can i say this? my daughter won the new york state championship. >> in what? >> in cross-country, running. >> her te

willie brown was mayor. i was in the middle of it all. right behind me and around me, they came up with this notion of the largest bond ever in the history of the city and county of san francisco. i was trying to figure out how i was going to deal with the supervisors and the mayor and everybody else. but one of the things about san francisco is that if there is a will there is always a way. if there is an interesting, there will always be a way to try and find avenues to help all of those individuals here in the city and county of san francisco. despite all of the differences, despite all the different interests, despite all of the political machinations you can imagine, which came together as a city and we passed that bond. in the history now is how do we move forward to provide the very, very best services for all those individuals here and those individuals who come? how do we honor the paths of those individuals who understood the importance of linguistic and cultural competence and all of those attitudes and values back there permea

mays and willie mccovey. the crowd is really getting in to it now, waiting for their heroes, but they certainly are having the times of their lives. >> this is an old-fashioned ticker tape parade. >> the last parade a championship game that occurred in san francisco was the 49ers when they won in 94 and the parade was in early 95 and i don't remember it being as crazy as this. this is energy and part of it the 49ers were successful franchise and going back to mike shumann's team. they had won the superbowl. i don't want to say people were used to it, but this is an unleashing of 50 years of kempt up frustration. >> it looks like it's snowing sclorng mike nicco is over there maybe we have to get the forecast. we have orange snow on market street. >> it's a little hard for the bicycle with all the confetti that is piling up on market street. >> 10,000 pounds of confetti. where do you buy ten thousand pounds of confetti. >> i'm sure it was a challenge, at wal-mart, how do you order that? >> and through all of th

and willy mccovey. and he joins us live. >> well, cheryl, just mentioned willie mays. it was 1954 when the giants wouldn't last title, back when there was only 48 states that. is how long the wait had been. and there is a players came down mashlgt street. i'll tell what you. the niners won you're just stunned at how many fans were out here. and players can not believe it. they celebrated the win monday night with each other. tuesday, celebrating with families, today, they to the to celebrate with fans and it was just spectacular. and there is biggest name is tim lincecum. >> i can't believe it. i feel like i'm in a dream now. i just -- butterflies. and goose bumps. good stuff. >> and this is the best time in baseball. this is for them. and we have to enjoy this blessing. >> this is what it's all b giving back to fans. we get an opportunity to play a game for a living. you know? and this is beautiful. it's so appreciative and thankful. >> and the biggest misfit of all is closer brian wilson running aroun

i called willie willis happy he's on top of the world.are world champions great club just doing a great job hopefully keeping the ball club for next year. >> he said we talked to willie he calls mr. we call him mr. mays but he calls him willie. >> these people from stockton. the 11 south san francisco, your story. >> we came here at 12 last night and stay here till 2:00 a.m. we're told there would be here at 10:30 a.m. was sought for two hours woke up as and we are told they're gone. so you look bombed and tired. i'm sad we miss them we are so excited for the parade soulfully will see them there. >> we talk to these guys here 90 year-old mike says he's been waiting for a world series he showed up with the batter hoping to get an autograph. your thoughts. unhappy waited my whole life and this one is thinking gratulations we didn't this is our year. >> hopefully you can get this signed tomorrow at the parade. i look young but not much older and i'm of makes me feel old did hear him say waited my whole 19 your >> spirit it cracks me up my ki

everywhere he goes -- if there's royalty in the bay area, it's willie mays. >> you know, the way willie mays played and to listen to him, sometimes a couple of times i've actually been able to sit down and pick his brain. the way he played the outfield -- a captain in the outfield. he told the players before scouting reporting really came out, he dictated where players should be. >> shoggerman is surfing with the giants fans there. he grew the beard just like a lot of the fans and most of the players. and mike's been along for the ride and i tell you what, we may need to hitch up another bandwagon for all the other folks that have jumped on. >> brian wilson has decided to climb back into safety. >> congratulations, how are you today and how's it feel to see your fans? >> this is the best feeling you can have. the city has embraced the giants. and every single one of baseball players, every single person that's put on a giants uniform, this is for the city. >> a congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> enjoy your day today, thanks for talking with us. >> so this guy came into the game

hey, willie.now since i started playing madden 2009, i've been smoking significantly less. >> is that right? >> there is a link. >> we have two theme songs. we're going to have the viewers photo-opes. >> first songs? >> that's the first of two. we will play the other one going out. >> the office depot commercial. you can do better than that. >>> nancy pelosi facing dissension in the ranks and scrambling around washington to extinguish it. >> half of the conservative democrats lost in december and are frustrated they will go into the next congress with the exact same leadership team as this congress, pelosi at the top and hoyer and clyburn behind her. they don't think they can defeat pelosi, shuler will make a bid and do it symbolically, have no chance of defeating her. they will try to go after her power and a lot of it is being able to appoint people to key positions. the ranking member on rules committee, group of people who get to decide who's on congressional committees. they will try to make

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>> willy,, ! we're on top of the world. >> what did willie mays say? laughed and see i'll see you in san francisco. >> i thought the happiest moment in my life when i was 9 and i saw bobby thompson hit his home run. this beats that. we waited so long, you know? i was at that '54 series, the second game. 57 years, i waited for this. and all the close calls weaver had, 1962, 2002, all the memories from that are totally forgotten. >> can you put into perspective? >> i can tell you one thing right now. you know, we had a few little skeletons in the closet because of the last few teams but these guys buried them right here. [ chanting ] >> when you consider all the hall of famers that have come through this city, willie mays, juan mccovey, how do you feel? >> they deserved a world series and narrowly missed on a couple of occasions. we gotit done this year because the guys believed in each other. they made the little plays, pitched, caught, ran the bases. >> there is champagne in here. why are you drinking a bud? >> i couldn't find a bottle of champagne. [

let's go to willie. willie, what's going on? >> that's your toss? can we go back to that picture one more time, t.j.? it's early i wasn't able to really absorb it properly. >> i don't know where that is, but digger phelps wishes he were there. >> the best part is the grin on the tsa agent's face. >> what's going on there? >> wow. it's a different world. let's turn now to our good friend, our main man patrick gavin, he's here with a look at the morning playbook. "stray account strut" i'm hearing. >> haven't heard that one yet. we have "cat power." >> an entire catalog of them. i have a feeling we'll hear a lot of them. we'll focus. a little business, rnc chairman michael steele up for re-election. a lot of people around him, despite the fact his party blew away democrats, that he should leave. >> he hasn't said whether or not he wants to seek another term. despite the fact he's come under a lot of criticism and praise as a result of november. but just for sort of saying things off the cuff or being controversial leading up to the election, i think he

willie geist, what are the remorses? >> i think i know what they are, but i've never heard it expressed that way. >> you have remorses at 9:00 eastern every day. >> it's not like a misstatement. it's in his lexicon. >>> let's get bailed out by our friends from politico, mr. john harris. >> it's my job to lift the tone a little bit. >> thank you. we need it desperately. let's talk about harry reid, you guys reporting he's going to be making changes to the way things are done in the senate. what does that mean exactly? >> no question. it's a recognition of reality that although harry reid and democrats were able barely to hold control of the senate, they got a huge challenge of 2012. they basically won in 2010, kept the majority by luck and a couple of bad choices that republicans made. there's widespread recognition in reid's caucus that he may be a great inside player in terms of knowing where the legislation is, controlling the schedule, cutting back room deals, but he's really pretty bad at message and communications.

willy makati and hall of famer, the greatest mr. willie mays. [applause] how about a big hand for all of our special guests, everyone? [applause] we would like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners, bank of america, caw, levi's, coors and miller, sales force.com, diamond foods, and charles schwab who helped make this possible. we would like to recognize broadcast partners knbr 680, the sports leader, comcast sports net bay area and nbc bay area, who bring giants baseball to our fans all season long and who have made it possible for today's event to be watched by giants fans throughout northern california. now, everyone, let's get this show on the road. let's get this party started. it is my great pleasure to introduce two members of the best broadcast team in all of baseball -- please welcome dave fleming and john miller. [applause] >> thank you for that. i always thought that this must be what it is like to be code, to go out to st. peter's on the balcony, and go out and there's hundreds of thousands of people

i am in the office with mayor willie brown, who i still could not find enough mr. mayors to say his name. louise comes in to discuss the future of laguna honda hospital. she had just won this huge settlement with the tobacco company. she was the first of any local city attorney to join in that lawsuit. at the time, a lot of people were arguing tobacco companies would overwhelm us. there will be all of these freedom of information act. you should not do it. she stood bravely and did it. she said to the mayor, and i will never forget -- she said "we have this opportunity. we can either use this money to rebuild laguna honda or we can pass it away -- piss it away." that was the exact quote. [applause] before i bring her up, i have to ask one more question. almost all of you are residents of the state of california. where is the tobacco money from the state of california? it was much larger amounts of money because it was a whole state. do any of you know? it is just part of the hole in the state's budget. it went into the general fund. what do we have because of luis?

willie brown, as mayor