wong is also present. we will just confirm that's what we're working on and i'm prepared to take any questions you have. >> commissioner walker? >> once the plans are approved, what is the estimate of time for executing and getting the project completed? >>> i prefer our engineer to answer that question in terms of how long it would take to have it executed. i can answer the other part because of the fact that this is -- we're talking about a significant amount of money involved. and because of insurance being also part of it, it may take about couple of three weeks to get that done. but as far as execution from an engineering point of view, i'd rather have him address that question. >> okay. so, really the question is the time to get the permit, assuming there's movement forward, and then executing. >> >>> yes, definitely, good morning, members of the board. javier chavareia. as she discussed we have completed top graphic survey. a few small changes have occurred. when we went to the property to implement

leslie wong, dr. frank hong,ment of santa rosa junior college, and dr. lisa stevens, president of the academy of art university. in the 33 year history of the campus, classes have been housed in over 30 different locations. we are very happy and proud to finally have a permanent home and a beautiful modern facility to train the future generations of students. this has been a 40-year journey for the community. some of you have been with us from the start. today we join together the community, the faculty, the students, the staff, the business community and our neighbors and friends to start a new chapter in our history. we'd like to introduce john miso, president of our board of trustees. he has been with us for the last few years helping us with this project. he chairs the information committee that watches over this project, including our higher goals. >> trustee riso >> thank you. so how is everybody doing today? i thought so. you know, the opening of a new education facility is always a wonderful experience. a new facility dedicated to serving student

wong, the owner of the downhill residents at 17 37 12th avenue. and i'd just like to confirm what ms. sarkesian just said and join her request for a continuance. i agree that a permanent timeline may need to be established, but the two parties are in agreement that we're making progress and i just wanted to support her request. >> is there any further public comment? the commissioners can deliberate. >> i would actually like to make a motion that we uphold the order of abatement and hold it as the consideration is moving forward so we can give maybe a 90 days to do the permit and, you know, six months to do the -- considering that we are entering a rainy season, allow for that. but i think we need to draw -- i mean, it isn't usual that we extend these things over and over again like this. so, i think that it might be helpful to the process if somebody draws a line. it can get done and they can battle about it. that's my concern at this point, that it get done and we minimize the possible risk here. so, that would be my motion, is to allow for -- >

but i feel like with student delegate wong' comments that that was not reflected in this resolution. this really looks as though it is centering on students' behavior rather than everyone's behavior at a school site. >> general council? >> is it possible to add some language to this without having it to go through another reading? >> oh, sure. >> can commissioner, fewer, can you... you don't have to give the exact language, but your intent is what? >> yeah. i think that perhaps student delegate windy ly would like to help me with the phrasing of this that it might reflect what your fellow student delegate's comments are. can you make suggestions? >> as a student, even walking around the school hallways you do see bullying going on and teachers do see it and most of the time they don't intervene, whether it is just a... if it is a fight on the school yard, than that is when the administrators step in and i think that it is a little bit too late because it has gone too far. and as teachers, even as a person who is teaching students you need to set a model for the students and i feel li

eradicating bullying equipping students with anti-bullying tools by murase and student delegates ly and wong. >> is there a motion and a second. >> item so moved. >> second. >> roll call, please. >> ly. >> yes. >> fewer. >> yes. >> fewer. >> yes. >> maufus. >> dr. murasi. >> miss norton and wynns >> aye. >> and yee. >> i want to explain that either we or the board or the super intent ant supports it for the first screening it usually goes for a second reading and it goes to committee and so forth. so in order to have a vote on it tonight, we will suspend the rule and once we suspend the rules for that, and we okay it, that means that we are going to air it tonight. so that is what we do. >> so is there a motion to second for this resolution? >> so moved. >> second. >> reading by the commissioner murase or student delegate. >> would i like to read the first whereas and ask the student to read the last three graphs. >> whereas according to the department of education school bullies has become purchase vaiive in this state with two out of every five graders and one through 11th graders have bee

ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> as claudine wong said, it will go up market street turn mcalastair and turn on civic center plaza. >>> many are gearing for the big crowds and tara moriarty is at the oakland bus station where all trains will be running, tara? >> reporter: getting your ticket ahead of time they were extremely long at the ticket machines and the machines actually broke down because they were so filled with money. they will have cash only tables at some stations and if you plan on driving, think again parking lots will be early so get a ride. >> we have been gearing up, we are asking them to put on those yellow vests and get out there and help with crowd control. >> last year, or two years ago we have more than half a million people to be riding and so they are expect being that amount this year. they have coordinated with golden gate transit extending their morning peek service and if you have to get there earlier take an early morning train. in order to get to the parade, we will talk with them and share with you just how early they had to get up, tara moriarty, ktvu cha

wong. i did have a card from sf neighborhoods coalition. >> good afternoon, supervisors, i am on the chair for the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods land use and housing committee, but i would like to speak on this issue, because it's so important. and the coalition does support save muni in regard to central subway. i do want to support the attorney general representing save muni, howard wong. their statements and i think they should not be taken so lightly. and i hope your city attorney, i'm not sure if he is here or not, could give an opinion? but i do want to make some comments about the central subway. i spoke about this many, many months ago at the board. and it seems like the comments from the board of supervisors was that oh, we're getting this almost free. we're getting all of this money from the federal government. we're hardly putting up any money. which may be true. however, you have to look at some of the other unintended consequences. for example, if you complete this

claudine wong has moved to the back of the home where the fire did most of the damage, claudine wong? >> reporter: you can see the charred remains of what is left of this house and firefighters are still keeping an eye on things incase it flares up. that building is slanted and we had a partial roof collapse this morning and it caused some big concerns and they had to get the firefighters out. we can tell you no firefighters were hurt but the five people inside that building have defined a place to live. this is something you will only see on 2. firefighters first got the call and when they got on the scene they realized they were dealing with heavy flames and police officers had to evacuate one of the residents who was in a wheelchair for the people who got out on their own. in the end, 39 firefighters came to fight this fire and they said they are not leaving any time soon. >> we will be on scene for a while and when we get daylight, we will be able to assess the structure and determine what is safe to enter and determine its status and continue our fire investigation. >> again back

, student trustee william walker, we'd also like to introduce former trustees rodel rodis, allen wongand i think peter finnican was also going to join us this evening. introduce our interim chancellor, dr. pamela fisher, our former chancellor, dr. don griffin, former chancellor dr. phillip day, and mr. mendehem, president of the citizen's bond foundation committee. >> (inaudible) mr. walker newman, and miss jacqueline liu and city of san francisco would like to recognize the honorable mayor of san francisco, the honorable david chiu, chairman of the board of supervisors. >> he's also our district 3 supervisor. >> the honorable menea cohen, the honorable ciel ping, commissioner cecilia chung, may woo, eileen lee riley and mr. carezza, san francisco unified school district. >> we'd like to recognize our guest from the consulate, education councilor from the people's republic of china, mr. bernhard able, consulate of germany, the honorable nagesh naharabi, india, the honorable dennis garrison, consul of lithuania, consul of madagascar, mr. victor flores, from the consulate of mexico and

claudine wong? >> reporter: we are hoping to hear more from investigators but early this morning, mckayla's mother posted a blog about the latest twist saying quote, i don't know how to live in this waiting time and she has been waiting 24 years for answers. it was back in 1988 she was kidnapped from a grocery store. her case has gone unsolved but see said, i think this might be it. she was called to the hayward police department because of a bone that could be mckale's and -- mckayla's and is now being tested after convicted killer wesley howard shermantine had led them their. he gave the bones to another woman. they were not content to stop there. they scalded on wesley howard shermantine to give the other families the same. >> he did the right thing by giving the right information for these families to get closure but he -- closure but he needs to tell the rest for everybody else. >> they got the bones they were given and that is when they discovered not all of them were hobson's. one of them was

president wong, members of the board , we have one house keeping this evening, that has

but i feel like with student delegate wong' comments that that was not reflected in this resolution. this really looks as though it is centering on students' behavior rather than everyone's behavior at a school site. >> general council? >> is it possible to add some language to this without having it to go through another reading? >> oh, sure. >> can commissioner, fewer, can you... you don't have to give the exact language, but your intent is what? >> yeah. i think that perhaps student delegate windy ly would like to help me with the phrasing of this that it might reflect what your fellow student delegate's comments are. can you make suggestions? >> as a student, even walking ou

live here in san francisco, claudine wong. >>> the giants claimed victory against detroit. lot of fans confident and they are headed to another world series championship. >> it was awesome. we couldn't asked for a better game to start off. we're going to win. >> the highlight of course was this. pablo sandoval history making 3 home runs. >> sandoval did his thing. he represented. >> we here to take the world series. it's official. san francisco giants. it's a where a. >> they have spoken. lot of fans gone to great lengths to get world series tickets. the san jose mercury news said one man went on a hunger strike to get tickets. don'ttor get you can watch game -- don't forget you n watch game two and comfortable starts 4:30 this afternoon. >>> today marks one year since police evicted occupy oakland from frank ogawa plaza and the group is vowing to take back the plaza tonight. the city is hoping to avoid a repeat of last year when violent clashes erupted. oakland mayor jean quan said the city changed how it handle demonstrations. demonstrators will immediate outside of city

and tcp program manager dane that leavitt. >> my name is carrie wong, i work with the department of aging and adult services and i have with me dana leavitt, she's the program manager at the san francisco transitional care program. i will start off with just a little bit of the background of how we got to where we're at, then dana is going to go into the program details. daas applied for the community-based transition care program, tcp program, currently 1 out of 47 participating nationwide. california has 3 of the participating cities, which includes marin county and san francisco. the tcp, which was created by section 3026 of the affordable care act tests for models for improving transitional care setings from hospitals to other setings and reducing readmissions for high risk medicare beneficiaries. care transition occurs when a patient moves from one health care provider to another setting. nearly 1 out of 5 medicare patients discharged from the hospital, which is approximately 2.6 million seniors, is readmitted within 30 days and costs over 26 billion every year. while hospitals

wong, stanly, michele, and farah. a big hand to them because there were the designers. [applause] i also want to think david, the construction manager of all the dpw staff and all the contractors to came here. on a project like this on the bottom of a slope with the cable cars, there's a lot of activity. as you heard, we were able to deliver the product on time, on budget, but even better, below budget. again, we're working very hard together. lastly, you heard about all the art in the building. i want to point out this particular ceramic over here. orange, ground, and gray. those all locally-made in the bay area. by using locally-made products, where serbs -- supporting our economy in the bay area. thank you to mayor lee and his leadership in making sure we continue to support local businesses in many of our projects. thank you very much. congratulations. and i know there are many more projects to come. thank you. [applause] >> hollande to do a great shout out to the recreation park department two superintendents -- i want to do a shout out. one is in charge of parks,

claudine wong. >>> there is a major case of a hercules woman killed in her home. retired school teacher was found stab to dab inside her home. her subaru rammed into a patrol car and took tack off but was originally arrest by police officers. here is what the family is saying. >> this is the first deep breath we all took as a family and as a community. >> now authorities say the couple was wanted for an allege crime spree and he he is spained without help from his wife. they were also accused of killing a sheriff's deputy last month. >>> it happened at 9:30 near the intersection. witnesses a they heard of police so shots. we checked on their condition and they say they are being treated for multiple gunshot wounds. >>> a serial arsonist has apparently struck okay. that fire did not cause any significant damage and people 0 who live close by put out. the cops same day as fires and so far the fires have only damaged trees and fences but there is concern it could spread to homes. >>> after occupying an empty building in the city's castro district and the group homes,

president wong wong, hwang, would you like me to call the next item. >> i think we should take a short break. (brief recess)

. >> miss wong. >> yes. >> miss fewer. >> yes. >> miss maufus. >> yes. >> miss mendoza and murase. >> yes. >> miss wynns. >> aye. >> and mr. yee. >> aye. >> item p, consent calendar resolutions severed for board discussion and immediate action, i think was one, commissioner maufus? thank you, president yee. thank you, i just had a question and this is very similar to the questions that i always ask, this description of services coordination of academic intervention and volunteer support for struggling students, could i get more detail on that? thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. this is margaret khu, assistant superintendent. >> and so greten elementary school has a reading intervention program that is supported by the pta and parent volunteers. and so they do school-wide sst to identify the needs of all students and then they do quarterly ssds to focus on students who are struggling in reading. and so the teachers in an sst team identify the reading needs of the students and the teacher gives the information of what students need to a coordinator. and this coordinator would coordi

claude deep wong claudine wong has been on this story. so what do you know now about the suspect?rter: certainly there is shock here, very close neighborhood. let me take you to the picture they are paining. this is the side of the street where he lived here alone. on the other side you have mike here. they hung out there doing that and they say there was here along with a friend and there was a fight and when he got a gun. >> mike got in the way, he said martin you are not going to shoot me and he shot him. martin you are not going to shoot me, you are going to go to jail if you shoot me and he shot him. >> this happened last night. neighbors say they had 6 to 8 shots. police arrived and there was a stand off. he did surrender after that and the body was taken. neighbors tell us there had been threats made before after debates but the two were so close no one believed he would shoot him. >> martin threatened to shoot them before getting angry about politics. >> did you know he had guns? >> yes. >> he wants to let loose on them over what reason we don't know but it is for the righ

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and we'll be covering it tomorrow. thank you, claudine. for more details on sandoval's unbelievable performance in game one, he did something that's only been done by three major three other players in major league ball history. >> hits the ball. it's gone. >> he hit his first two homers off verlander and then added the first against al albuquerque and now he's in the elite group of babe ruth, reggie jackson and albert pujols. ruth hit three home runs in one world series game twice in 1926 and 1928. reggie jackson did it as well. you can watch the pregame coverage at 4:30 following the early news on ktvu at 4:00 p.m. >>> it was one year ago today that occupy protesters were evicted from city hall oakland. brian flores joins us to let us know the plans to mark this anniversary. good afternoon, brian. >> good afternoon, there's already a small group of occupy protesters that are gathering here at frank ogawa plaza. this afternoon and into the evening. they are planning to gather and hold a vigil to commemorate the anniversary. one year later

the presiding officer this evening is chris wong, commissioner ann lazarus. we have one position on the board that is currently vacant and the board may hold a meeting when there is a vacancy. in such a meeting, the board may overrule the action of a department by 3 members. to my left is deputy city attorney robert brian, at the controls tt board assistant, victor pacheco. we're also joined this evening by representatives of the city department that is have cases before the board, scott sanchez is here, he's the zoning administrator also representing the planning department and planning commission, also joined by planning staffer tim fry and joseph duffy is here, senior building inspector, who is representing the department of building inspection. at this time, mr. pacheco, if you could go over the board guidelines. >> the board requests all cell phones and pagers be turned off so they will not disturb the proceedings. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the board's rules of presentation are as follows: appellants each has 7 minutes to present thei

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can see the game 2.he coverage starts at 4:30 after an early edition of the news at 4:00. >>> 8:49. it's not just the prime minister's -- presidential race on election day. we have important prop sixes on the ballot -- proposition on the ballot. >> prop 30 would temporarily raise taxes on individuals earning more than $250,000 a year. governor brown talked with us this morning and he said that the -- and he said that's the choice voters should take. >> this is not some -- one politician against another. this is a stark choice about money from the -- the richest, the most powerful people. but prop 0 would impose -- would impose a hike m opponents also say there's no -- a hike. opponents also say there's no guarantee the money will get to the schools. i asked the governor why it is the schools who seem to pay the price. >> we cut $20 on a did the 90 million budget. i didn't take this job to play a political game. this is the best i can figure out. some poll respondans were -- respondents were talking about

claudine wong is live to see why the fire burned and a look at the damage. claudine. >> reporter: good morning, mike. let me show you what is happening now. in the last half hour the ladder truck moved into position. they are still putting water over the top of this. they are doing that because the roof has collapsed in that area and beyond so they are worried there may be hot spots. we've seen it smoking all morning long. they want to put more water on it and they will wait awhile before they go actually inside. now we don't know at this point how the fire started but we do know that it burned for quite awhile. we will give you a look at the flames. at its height, this fire was really going. smoke first spotted at 1:15 this morning. the firefighters say it was burning for quite awhile before anyone saw it. it was in the roof line of that strip mall. when firefighters got on scene they realized how much progress that fire was making. it took 90 minutes to get in front of it. the focus will be on the inside corner of the mall. >> probably that is the area whe

live here at at & t park claudine wong. >>> time now 6:33. last night at the giants game there was a special guest injured fan bryan stow. brie jan stow as you -- bryan stow as you remember was attacked almost killed outside of the stadium. he's become very close with the giants. the giants raised more than $70,000 for him last year alone. and there will be more fundraisers on his behalf later this winter. >>> just a reminder you can watch game three of the world series that is tomorrow afternoon right here on ktvu channel 2. our coverage begins at 4:30 our time. first pitch 5:07. >>> we are following develops news out of san francisco where police are investigating a shooting that left one man critically injured. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty joins us now to explain what police are saying about the shooting and who they are questioning. tara. >> reporter: well, they are wondering if this is perhaps connected to another shooting and they are testing the bullet casings from both scenes to determine if they can get a match. we understan

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:47.'s bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you now. the u.s. believes a u.s. drug cartel posting as mexican police attacked an embassy vehicle. two cia agents were wounded in the ambush. first, the shooting was believed to be a case of mistaken identity. >>> in less than an hour right now, testimony will continue in the murder trial of giselle esteban. she's accused of killing hayward nursing student michelle le and then dumping her body in a remote area. defense lawyers are arguing that esteban happened in a heat of passion and should not be charged with first or second- degree murder. >>> the race for the white house takes center stage tonight in denver. president obama and mitt romney will hold their first debate. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. bureau to tell us why president obama will be speaking first. alley -- alison? >> reporter: there will be no time for rigid answers or cheering from the crowd. the rules are set for president ob

ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong is out there at the scene with exclusive video of the fire as well as some information on a firefighter who was hurt. claudine. >> reporter: that firefighter is okay. this is a very active scene out here. let me give you a look at what is going on. you can see all the water used to fight this fire out in front filling like a parking lot. firefighters still there. they just turned off the aerial hoses. if you want to get a good idea where this fire started all you have to do is look into the corner. that is where the area is they think this fire actually started. at its height this fire was  huge. i want to show you video of the fire. you can see the flames shooting out of the roof of this strip mall. firefighters tell me this all started just after 1:00. someone drove by and saw smoke. when they got out here they realized they were dealing with a much bigger situation. this fire has been burning for some time but had been hidden in the attic. when they opened up the roof, that's is what they got these huge flames coming up and out. there were 50 fi

earlier, ron madison spoke with steve wong, an ajupgt associate professor at the university of hong kong. ron asked him about his views on china's economic growth figure. >> i think there are a number of factors that affect the growth number. but despite the relative weakness of this number, the third quarter gdp, i think overall four-year growth should still be slightly higher than the official target of 7.5%. in fact, i think the slowdown is mainly due to the lower investment capital formation. however, in the third quarter, the investment infrastructure has already rebounded significantly. i expect in the fourth quarter investment in others, for example, real estate, will also pick up slightly as well. >> okay. you know, if we look back to the onset of the financial crisis in 2008, we saw the chinese government implementing a very huge stimulus package. some experts say that that package actually caused problems like higher property prices. how and when really should the government take measures without causing these kind of problems? >> yes. it is difficult. the chinese government is

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have an update on that woman accused of using her daughter in a shoplifting attempt and abandoning her. officers have her in custody and are driving her back. police arrested marcy keelan last week at a motel east of renneoff. she did that there. she will be booked into jail. >>> fairfield police are now looking for a 70-year-old woman who disappeared yesterday morning. she vanished about 10 a.m. elizabeth clap vanished yesterday from a care home on princeton way. clap p is 5'4," 149 pounds, with brown hair and eyes. she was last seen wearing sweat pants and a white shirt. anyone with information is asked to call fairfield police. >>> the faa has proposed 2200 dollar fine for the lodi skydiving instructor in this utube video. the agency notified dennis mcglen he violated a number of faa regulations when he accompanied 80-year-old laverne everett on her first jump last may. she said she nearly fell out of the harness when she left the plane, mcglen has until mid- october to respond. >>> oakland as fans are still beaming over their team's remar

claudine wong joins us live from the park. tell us about the trip. you get to seek to the manager. we did and we just talked to larry bear as well. they are getting -- they are ready to get out of here. they say the logistics of getting this up and out of here really -- quite complicated. you have 600, 700 people going. we -- let's listen in to bruce bochy. >> we're excited. the guys are exit sad. just getting set for the first came game. we like where we're at. unbelievable. two games, fans, and these guys, believe me they are so appreciative. >> that's bruce bochy. we also talked to brian. keep in mind all of these players know what it means to keep things -- what it means to keep things in mind. when we asked them, hey, wouldn't it be nice to win this thing at home. but it would be nice to win this, get in the books. don't take anything for granted. get arrested, get there and get another win in the book. >> you have staff and all of the extra support and there was spontaneous >>> a triple amputee war veteran threw out the first pitch in the game

roland wong, council member wong particularly had a lot of input which he has also given to the mta next meeting will be friday, november 9, from 1.30 to 3.30 at city hall, room 421. that brings me to the segue. this was my last meeting and as i think the council members know, i have resigned. technically today is my last day. i'd like to read the letter that you wrote, you all have a copy of it but for the benefit of the people in the audience i'm going to read it. it's to mayor lee, carla johnson, john paul scott and cochairs wendy james and julianne parsons. i hereby resign as chair of the physical access committee, effective day. i have served as chair of the physical access committee for almost 5 years. sips i began using an electric wheelchair and even before then when i walked with great difficulty. i have seen great improvement in san francisco especially access to buildings, curb ramps into buildings and disaster preparedness. it has been a privilege and a source of pride to have helped move the ball forward on physical access as chair of this committee. however, when it comes t

. >> we do have public comment on this item, howard wong. >> honorable commissioner, my name is howard wong, i'm with same muni ..com, regarding the resolution square and subway station construction, there is a need to submit this approval and resolution to construct structure ins union square park to the voters under section charter 4.113 sub 2, and a need to do a subsequent environmental impact report to assess these changes and the design of the project and the increasing encroachment of have you beening -- structures on to union square. i have a letter that has more details from save muni.com's lawyer and i would like to submit our attorney's letter to the commission and the recreation department. i have 9 copies of this letter from lippy gardener llp. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, tamika moss. >> good morning, commissioners, my name is tamika moss and i'm the community planning director at spur, it has supported the subway project since 2007. this project is a critical strategic investment that will improve public access for the entire city, the design of the space was

>> yes. >> miss wong? >> yes. >> miss fewer. >> yes. >> miss maufus? >> yes. >> miss mendosa. she is not here. >> mr. murase? >> aye. >> mr. yee. aye. >> six is. >> discussion of other education issues general education transportation for 2013, 2014 school year, superintendent carranza? >> thank you, i would like to ask orla okeff to take us through this. >> thank you, superintendent and commissioners, while we are setting up we actually have a powerpoint presentation that we are going to project for this and copies are going around for the commissioners and the staff and we also have copies of it available for the public if they would like to pick up copies of it. and we hope that the technology supports us. >> so commissioners this is, as for the last three years we have been in a process of rethinking general education transportation services. and we are in the presentation tonight, going to share what our budget reduction goals are for the 2013-14 school year. and go over what the approach for developing recommendations for year 3 of changes, and then going into a descript

president wong wong, hwang, would you like me to call the next item. >> i think we should take a short break.. >> he welcome back to the october 17 meeting of the san francisco board of appeals. we are now calling ate a through 8d, appeal numbers 12-105 through 12-108. the appeals have been filed by josh bleacher snyder and dennis stewart and they are against the department of building inspection with planning department approval. the subject property is at 530 sanchez street. two of the appeals are protesting the issuance on august 20, 2012 to brendan fox to demolish a building with 1,830 feet square feet of area and a permit to erect a building, 4 story two-unit building with 1413 square feet of ground floor area. these appeals will be heard together and we will start with the appellants, mr. snyder, if you care to go first, you have 14 minutes for the two appeals. we're going to hear them at the same time. >> good evening, honorable members of the board of appeals, the three of you. my name is josh bleaker snyder, i live two doors down from 530 sanchez, which is the property in ques

live in san francisco i'm claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >> we found a range of fans enjoying the game young and old with tickets and without. from a six-month-old sporting headphones to a 79-year-old woman sporting an orange and black bow a. as they painted their faces. the giants president wore team colors but did not wear his world series ring for good reason. >> the games i won my world series ring in the playoffs we have not won. i think that is telling us something. i'm not wearing it. >> seriously superstitious. baseball great willie maze was there as well. >>> bryan stow was also at the game. he is the giants fan that was nearly beaten to death outside of dodgers stadium. stow's relationship with the team has really grown. coming up at 4:47 how the giants are helping in his recovery. now just a reminder you can watch game three right here on ktvu channel 2 coverage game three begins at 4:30 our time tomorrow afternoon. first pitch in detroit 5:07. >>> it is 4:33 right now. oakland police report no major problems for last nights rally. >> violators will be subject to arrest