a disappointing night for giant fans. they gathered near city hall ready to celebrate a championship. instead many left early after they saw a whooping >> it is all for nothing. >> reporter: it was all royals in kansas city tonight as the giants just fell completely flat. final score 10-0 royals. >> the world series is going the distance. hello again everyone i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. tonight's blow out loss set it is stage for a dramatic game seven tomorrow. welcome back to our world

series coverage. unfortunately it didn't go to seven games in 2010 or 2012. but if the giants are going to win a world series in 2014, they'll have to play a game seven. and we go to jana katsuyama who spent the evening at the civic center plaza. >> reporter: people were excited, they came here to see a win, but instead left disappointed. you see street departments, public works people are here trying to clean up for tomorrow. that's the only crews that are out here tonight. but you can see the fans are used to torture. and they did get a big doze tonight. orange and black blanketed the civic center, fans ready for a celebration when the game started at 5:07 p.m. as the sun went down so did

people's spirits. a kansas city knocked the wind out of the sails of giant fans, the cheers came less often. some people were live leaving by the 7th inning. disheartened that the giants were not able to muster a single run. >> we would say but nine runs, just looks like kansas city has the magic today. i'm hoping -9d runs is everything they have. tomorrow they won't have anything left. >> i'm just going to go. i don't see it. because we're just getting creamed so bad it's like embarrassing. >> my heart is bleeding right now. but we're going to win tomorrow that is for sure. >> go giants. >> reporter: across the street, 8,500 fans of the band fish lined up for tonight's concert. some sneaking out to catch the giants action. >> so fish i'm guaranteed a good night. the giants i have to put much more into it. and if we win, it's fantastic. if we lose, hey, we keep playing for another day. >> normally i have a different

hat that i wear for phish, but tonight because the giants are playing i put this hat on. >> reporter: despite the disappointment, one fan still lid up the -- lit up the night with his giant's bicycle. still living on. >> it's been an awesome run whether they win or lose. it's been great. >> reporter: fans say they will be back tomorrow. the screen will be up showing the game. fans are hoping to come through this world torture with a giant's world series trophy at the end. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police established a command postat sievic center plaza tonight and had extra officers on the streets to protect the public from unruly fans. ktvu's david stevenson is there for us tonight. david were there any major issues? >> reporter: as far as issues there were just a couple of minor medical emergencies here at civic center plaza.

it's the kind of thing officials respond to almost daily here. as much as fans are looking forward to tomorrow so are police. they're hoping what they learned today will apply tomorrow with a possible win for the giants. dozens of fans. >> we love the giants and we're going to bring the trophy home. >> reporter: and police officers during the big screen broadcast of the game. >> it's a beautiful night. perfect to watch the game. >> reporter: perfectly said as long as fans kept the park booze free and child friendly. the hope was to prevent a repeat of the action that marred the previous world series. >> it doesn't reflect on the whole fan base. that's what people need to unction. -- that's what people need to understand.

>> reporter: police will also be looking at the location from one central location. we got an exclusive look inside, besides an hd broadcast of the game there's four cameras monitoring the perimeters of civic center. officers used this joy stick to pan across the crowd. there's also radios to organize officers in case of trouble. >> the situation around the city will be very fluid. they will move, everybody has a secondary assignment that we get deployed to. >> reporter: and here you can see a number of officers staging outside at&t park earlier this evening. this year the department of public works is offering to store the belongings of homeless people to prevent vandals from setting those items on fire in case the celebration gets out of hand this year. reporting live in san francisco. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. all of those highlights

came from those hot hitting royals. >> that's right, the giants gave up 10 runs. the giants and royals will meet one more time tomorrow night, mark ibanez joins us live. >> reporter: they call it the fall classic, it is feeling like that out here in the midwest. i can tell you the frost is on the pumpkin and the hay is in the barn. we only have one more of the summer games left. baseball will end no matter what tomorrow. because the giants took a licking tonight. second inning all the damage. jake peavy not nearly able to send the giants into a champane party like he had hoped. nori aoki just slaps one into left field. one run is in and the rout is on. lorenzo cain follows that with another single. that one brings in two royal fans. and the fans were loud.

they were sounding like kansas city chief fans. they were sensing what was going to happen. then aaron hostner with a shot that brings in yet two more runs for the royals. and it was a complete rout. the giants were never able to mount any kind of an offensive threat against the royals. and their young pitcher ventura who pitched 7 innings of beautiful ball. bruce bochy however has to click it into another gear and has to think about what it is to manage in a game seven. >> it is a special game. i mean this is it. it's do or die. and you know that's how you have to approach it. you know, you want to make sure that you're ready for anything. you know we'll throw everything at them if necessary. and there's no tomorrow. we know that. so, you know hopefully our starter he's on top of his game

and bullpen is ready to go. >> i can tell you we're right in front of the giants dug out. not nearly the scene that every giant fan was hoping for. but i can tell you as we were waiting to set up it was just a sea of blue as the fans didn't want to leave. in amongst that sea of blue i saw one sign that said have no fear it's an even year and that is good news for the giants if history holds up at least for the last four years or so. and later on in sports we'll have more with joe fonzi and i'll be back with more thoughts about tomorrow's faithful game seven. in the meantime, from the k in kansas city, i'm mark ibanez. >> 2010, 2012, and now hopefully 2014. mark, thank you. now to at&t park in san

francisco. and ktvu's john sasaki, everyone was out there ready to celebrate tonight john now we have to hold out hope for tomorrow. >> reporter: as we've been saying this is not the night that any san francisco fan had been hoping for. if it had been that kind of a night, this intersection here outside of the ballpark would be still filled with fans celebrating the team's third world series win. instead this is what most fans were doing. heading home from the park and restaurants while the game was still on. they were leaving with long faces very discouraged by what they saw. of course a 10-0 shut out can do that. remember when i talked, they still had a positive attitude going into tomorrow. including a fan we met from new jersey, one from the peninsula and one from canada. >> we had a lot of screw ups. but we'll come back. we'll come back the seventh

game. we'll be champs once again. we have to have faith. we have to have faith. >> you're an adopted giant. >> i am. recently but i am. i love it here. >> what was it like watching this world series? >> the atmosphere is great. hopefully they will win tomorrow because i want to get to experience it all. >> i've been there for a lot of giant losses and i've been there for a lot of wins. 7-2 is my prediction. >> reporter: there's been a lot of police officers here on foot, in cars, on motorcycles making sure nothing gets out of control. we did see a few minutes ago a woman being arrested perhaps for public drunkenness but nothing more than that. police say it's been a pretty calm night. the question, what will happen tomorrow whether the giants win or lose. live in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, channel 2 news. a reminder, tomorrow our game coverage begins at 3:00.

game time, first pitch just after 5:00. stay with us after the game for more world series coverage right on through the 10:00 news. young parents, their patience and hospital staff at lucielle and children's mercy hospital have all teamed up in a friendly fund raising challenge during the world series. they're asking fans to take a look at this video and then make a donation to a hospital in honor of their team. at last check stanford was in the lead with more than $10,000 raised to watch the video or make a donation you can go to ktvu.com and look for web links. all around the bay area giant fans had to come to terms with the inevitable early on in today's game. now they're looking toward tomorrow one game takes all. amber, people there are really hoping to do more cheering

tomorrow. >> reporter: julie they certainly are. we're at 24th and mission. a popular spot for street celebrations in the past. as you know, the city has put up these no stopping signs to keep people from loitering. but they're now looking forward to game seven. >> disappointing, but tomorrow we're going to win the world series for sure. >> i definitely think we're going to win tomorrow. i hope the giants do and that's what we do here in san francisco we win. >> let's just hope we win tomorrow. >> reporter: confident? >> yes, still believing in it. >> reporter: at near by baby blue bar-be-que restaurant. the mood was one of high expectation. and personal celebration, the giants and the world series have special meaning for avery loveless and her mother. >> she was born in the middle

of the 2010 series and now we're waiting for another one. we're thinking she's lucky. >> reporter: but with that came acceptance that there would be a game seven. the police captain of the mission statement tells me there will be a strong officer presence here tomorrow. hopefully to monitor a peaceful street celebration. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. supervisors voting on their own raises. how they're rationalizing their salary bump. and after the break, going to west africa despite fears over ebola. why this doctor's child will also have to be quarantined when he returns.

the federal government says it is stepping up security. he pointed to last week's deadly attack at in -- at a federal building in otowa. today president obama said the u.s. response should be quote based on science. that was an indirect reference

to controversial quarantines put in place in new york and new jersey for doctors and nurses returning from the ebola zone in west africa. the president said, health care workers who go to west africa should be quote applauded, thanked and supported. >> this does can be contained, it will be defeated. progress is possible, but we're going to have to state vigilant and we have to make sure we're working together. >> also today the second nurse from dallas to come down with ebola from a patient was released from emory hospital in atlanta. amber vinson says she's thankful for the doctors and nurses who cared for her over the past two weeks. a bay area doctor is getting ready to head to liberia to treat ebola patients there. john fowler spoke to him about his decision and what he'll do when he returns home to protect those around him. >> reporter: from this bay area

campus to west africa taking risks to save lives there and here. >> next week i'll be going to liberia to join the people in response in a very rural part of liberia. >> reporter: uc berkeley and ucsf dr. phuoc le considers himself like a firefighter putting out a fire. >> reporter: they're starting to understand why it infects and why some people do so well. >> with ebola it overstimulates the immune system. >> reporter: professor lee ril -- riley, says in a way influenza and asthma, ebola releases an ambush of proteins. >> what actually kill it is persons is not the virus directly itself but what the body is doing trying to eliminate the virus. >> reporter: trump diagnosis

and support of medical care can save the life of an ebola patient. the reason why dr. phuoc le is going to west africa. he says he will stay on paid administrative leave while in quarantine. >> that would be a tragedy. >> reporter: his child's day care requires she be quarantined too. le says an informed science based quarantine protocall is crucial to encourage volunteers to stop the epidemic before it comes here. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. nurses at uc san francisco spoke out today about the need for training and protective suits in case they have to treat an ebola patient there. >> we will continue to allocate for the optimal personal protective equipment, ongoing interactive training, and optimum staffing levels. >> reporter: they say only a

select few nurses have been trained to care for patients in emergency room and isolation units but that training and hazmat suits should be available for nurses in all departments. ucsf says ebola patients will be treated by highly trained doctors and nurses and others will get training. >> reporter: most people don't get to vote on how much of a raise they get. but these people do the contra costa county board of supervisors. >> this is one of the most unpleasant tasks we've had to face. >> reporter: but unpleasant or not the supervisors voted 4-1 to give themselves a 33% salary increase. jumping from about $97,000 a year to just over $129,000 a

year. but not before employees from clerks to sheriff deputies who recently received just 4% increased urged them not to do it. >> i'm not saying that you shouldn't get a raise, but what i am saying is, i hope it will be comparable to the rest of the workers. >> i've tried to place myself in your shoes and come up with an argument as to why i would give myself a 30% pay raise and i've struggled to find a legitimate reason for that and i haven't been able to find one. >> reporter: one supervisor candyce anderson agreed and voted against a salary hike. >> a raise of this magnitude is not acceptable to the public and certainly not to our public employees. >> reporter: the salary is now set at 70% of what judges in the county earn. a common practice in other counties. the supervisors haven't had a raise in seven years. >> anything we do today i think whether it's a 4% or whether it's linking to judges at 70% will be perceived by the public to be more than what this board

deserves. >> reporter: currently the supervisors have the eighth lowest salary among the nine bay area counties. the increase puts them in fourth place. $21,000 a year behind supervisors in santa clara and alameda counties. the contra costa fire district closed four stations due to budget cuts. firefighters are still negotiating a new contract and made note of the 33% increase. >> we'll definitely ask for it and see what happens. >> reporter: the supervisors pay raises will go into effect in january. in martinez, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. tracking some showers in the area. not for tomorrow, not for thursday, but as we head into friday. we have showers in the forecast. a very active pacific. we had showers in the pacific northwest. plenty of moisture streaming out of the pacific. some of this tropical moisture starts to move in as we head into thursdays. by friday halloween. looks wet. i just looked at the latest

model run we just came out. it does look like a pretty good chance for showers. that's something to be ready for. not a ton of rain but rain and of course that messes with your commute certainly. friday morning potentially and potentially friday night and of course you have the kids out there in the wet roadway. we'll be tracking this for you as we go through time. in the meantime, of course we'll see some change from here to then so we'll be updating as we go forward. it's been cold in the mornings. we've been getting 30s in the pacific or in the northern part of the bay area. so look for overnight lows tonight in the cool spots to be down in the low 40s, mid-40s. daytime highs tomorrow a little warmer than they were today. here's what the computer model wants to do with temperatures tomorrow. no fog along the coast. it's that time of year but the oranges are 80s so temperatures go up to hot. but instead of low 70s.

mid-70s, low 70s. next day as we head into thursday a little bit warmer. as we head into friday, things change around. i'll see you after the break and we'll try to break down that friday for you and give you an idea of what you can expect as this system begins to move in. we'll see you back here. have millions of iphone users been misled? the data plan now at the center of a major lawsuit. a powerful explosion tears apart a rocket just moments after lift off. what nasa is doing now to try to understand what went wrong.

got main engine. an unmanned rocket exploded just moments after take off today in virginia. then a second explosion followed as it followed by to earth. the commercial rocket was

headed to the international space station. now nasa is trying to figure out what went wrong. actually the rocket lifted off, everything looked smooth for about six seconds. but then what happened is the rocket seemed to tilt a bit then the explosion it appeared the launch site was badly damaged. no one on the ground was hurt. and tonight nasa is warning people who are looking for souvenirs to stay away. >> this is an accident site and it is a rocket. it had a lot of hazardous equipment, hazardous materials on board that people should not be looking for or wanting to collect souvenirs over. >> reporter: the site was secure so that all the debris can be collected and used to determine the cause of the failure. this was the third launch for orb to the -- orbital sciences of virginia. a lawsuit filed today by the federal trade commission

alleges that at&t deceived more than 3 million customers. as ktvu's paul chambers explains the suit claims the cell phone carrier slowed down some users internet speed without telling them. >> reporter: at&t is the nation's second largest internet provider and now it's facing a lawsuit for being deceptive to customers. >> the customer who thinks they're getting unlimited data is actually slowed down or what we call throttling after they use a certain amount of data during the month. >> reporter: the fcc says since 2011, the carrier promised unlimited data to 3.5 million of its users. but didn't deliver. >> web browsing, streaming audio and video are slowed down or in some cases really almost inoperable. >> reporter: at&t general's

council fired back by saying the fcc east allegations are baseless and has nothing to do with the program. the fcc says it's not challenging the practice of throttling because it's legal. >> they say you can renew the existing plan but they didn't tell them that the terms had changed and that they were going to be imposing throttling. >> reporter: to that at&t says we've been completely transparent to our customers from the very beginning. we released a press release well before the program was implemented. before any customer is affected they're also notified by text message. >> i wasn't aware of it but i'm sure there's something in fine print on the legal process that i just look over. >> reporter: the fcc would not say exactly how much it's suing for but say s if they do win, those who are throttled by at&t

will receive compensation. david stevenson, ktvu news. we're live, a unique look inside on how this company and ones in kansas city are preparing for tomorrow night. no celebration tonight here at civic center plaza but giant fans say they're saving that for tomorrow.

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this orange october all comes down to tomorrow. looking at san francisco's signature skyline. decked out in all those giants orange lights. and you will find game seven right here tomorrow. the veteran tim hudson starts for the giants in kansas city. alg season all coming down to just one game. the winner gets to bring home the trophy. thousands of giant fans

packed civic center plaza in san francisco tonight to share in the excitement of the world series and watch the game on a big screen that they just put up and ktvu's ktvu's heather holmes and says despite the loss hopefully fans are still believing in their team. >> reporter: people were standing shoulder to shoulder, there were even people in the lawn. but after the 7th inning people started leaving. it was so sad seeing fans deflated but they say not defeated. fans could feel it. they could taste it a world series win was so close. and then it slipped away. >> it's rough right now. i guess like we need to start getting, wake up our bats. start hitting. >> reporter: you think they'll be able to climb out of this. >> we did it before the other

day. came back to 11-4. we just have to keep hope. >> reporter: but with each inning passed hopes ended and fans set their sights on tomorrow. >> we still have game seven. we're going to win game seven. >> reporter: what do you think will be the key? >> it's all about bochy. he's going to win it. those giants come in clutch situation, we've got it. >> reporter: i've seen a lot of fans going home and leave. you guys are still here. why is that? >> we're not dodgers fans. we're giant fans. tomorrow we'll be here. >> reporter: watching amidst the crowd of thousands is what this san francisco couple plans to do again. >> i was here in 2010, again in 2012. >> reporter: but the game didn't turn out to be so excited. >> that's baseball and thankfully it's game six. we still have a game tomorrow and i'm pretty sure the giants will get it tomorrow.

>> we believe in our giants. >> reporter: 10-0 that has to be tough to come back from. >> it is. but all hands on deck for game seven. we have nothing to lose. >> reporter: those two got here at noon today to snag those spots. they actually were pretty good seats. they were third row mid-center for a not so perfect game. as they were leaving frank and julie after the very last out they told me, tomorrow, we'll get them tomorrow. i'm heather holmes, ktvu news. >> let's hope so. clear skies tomorrow in the bay area. let's get a check of the weather in kansas city for game seven tomorrow night. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the conditions for us in the weather center. >> the weather is great, we're talking about temperatures like we had today. temperatures today were in the mid-60s for the beginning of the first-inning of the game. temperatures slightly cooler. game starts about 5:07 just like today, kauffman field. today was a little closer to

62. listen this is perfect baseball weather. should not be a problem. i keep going back to that detroit game not so long ago when temperatures were in the upper 40s, mid-40s. remember how cold that was. big game changer there. the weather tomorrow not a factor at all. if anything helps the pitchers, helps the hitters. balls go into the gap quick. just good baseball weather. game seven tomorrow we have it right here. >> all right hoping so. thank you bill. a bay area t-shirt company was on stand by waiting to start making champion t-shirts if the giants had won tonight. we learn how the process works and why there's such a rush to get them printed. >> reporter: the screen printing business is called studio 24 and they were all ready to start printing but as you can tell it's not happening tonight. you have a shirt here that would say orange october. but tonight the machines are idle with the celebrations on hold.

>> so these are some of the pallets of shirt that is we have that will be used for the job. we have about six more pallets over this way. >> reporter: tonight the company's president showed us stacks of sealed boxes with about 20,000 blank t-shirts inside. we even saw a sample world series champions t-shirt already mocked up. employees were also set to come to work tonight if the giants won. they described a specialty mass production in a short amount of time. >> they call it a hot market printing. when there's a contender there's a set up there. so kansas city has their shop ready to go there. >> reporter: demand for the shirts is highest right after the game. so retailers don't want to wait a few days for the shirts to ship from another state. workers tomorrow night will again be on stand by to come in to print championship t-shirts

which end up in stores like the giant dug outs and sports authorities. we want to show you some of the other shirts they recently printed for the giant's pennant win. here's a little sample. i asked the president what happens to those sample t- shirts for either team. he says they have to be destroyed either shredded or burned because of major league rules. and we now know in kansas city they have the blue paint ready. well here we have the black paint and just around the corner we have some orange paint. the question is who tomorrow night will be busy printing and who will be shredding their samples. live tonight, maureen naylor. i'm tracking clouds rolling into the bay area when they'll arrive and the likelihood they could bring rain for your halloween night. caltrans flips the switch on new lights. and we're going to show you the difference. a search for clues after a body is discovered in a landfill. tonight we know who but police want to know why. it's estimated that 30% of the traffic in a city

is caused by people looking for parking. that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years. we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information, sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots are. the collaboration with citi was important for providing us the necessary financing; allow this small start up to go provide a service to municipalities. citi has been an incredible source of advice, how to engage with municipalities, how to structure deals, and as we think about internationally citi is there every step of the way. so the end result is you reduce congestion, you reduce pollution and you provide a service to merchants,

and that certainly is huge. san jose police are asking for the public's help as they try to unravel the circumstances surrounding the death of a 45-year-old man. hills was a transient and could often be found in homeless shelters. his body was found at a landfill. mills was released from jail and investigators believe his body was taken to the landfill in a dump truck of an unknown location. marquez did not enter a

plea. marquez shot and killed sacramento deputy danny oliver outside a motel last friday. the pair later shot and killed placer county county detective michael davis. >> i would just assume our officers and professional staff not have to look at these two suspects every day during the criminal trials. >> reporter: marcelo marquez was charged with special circumstance that is could bring the death penalty. authorities say he was in the u.s. illegally and had been deported twice before. four women are suing the alameda county sheriff's department over their treatment at santa rita jail. the women claim they were forced to take off their shirts in front of male guards after their arrest during a protest earlier this year. and they said they were placed in filthy cells with blood,

urine, feces and garbage. authorities say they were only asked to take off their outer shirts so they could be checked for weapons. the utility still faces a large fine for the san bruno pipeline disaster. pg & e stock rose 2% on that report. the broader markets rallied sending the dow back above the 17,000 mark. the dow gained 187 points. nasdaq rose 28. new lights for the new span on the bay bridge. the dazzling display switched on tonight and what set these lights apart. in five minutes, chief meteorologist bill martin's complete bay area forecast and he's tracking rain that could affect your halloween plans. >> and we are live here in the east bay at mccuvie's restaurant with what fans had to say after today's game.

caltrans showed off its new lights on the bay bridge tonight and a spokesman called it cutting edge technology. the led lights brighten the span once the sun goes down. they provide drivers with a safe well let roadway. the new lights use 60% less power than the old fashioned lights. >> there are in the ballpark of 30 leds inside of these little fixtures. each is pointed in a specific direction. each one has its own lens that focuses the light and each one has its own hood which blocks glare and helps control spillage. >> reporter: the cost to install those lights about $20 million. the lights are expected to last 10 to 15 years. back now to our coverage of tonight's game six of the world

series the giants were blown out 10-0 setting up a game seven tomorrow night. giant fans at mccuvie's were ready to celebrate a win but that's now on hold for tomorrow. and cara liu is live at mccuvie's and a lot of disappointment tonight, cara. >> reporter: a lot of them calling tonight absolute torture but they are staying positive. >> all games for the giants it's all good. my thoughts are tomorrow is going to be a big win. however, we did expect for tonight to be a big one but it's okay. it's all good. we still have tomorrow. >> although they lost tonight. they will win tomorrow. we love the torture. tomorrow will be a good celebration. go giants. >> reporter: two east bay friends say they are super fans not only have they watched

every postseason game but they say they never miss a giant's game. it was a sea of orange and black. a lot of jerseys, a lot of orange october shirts shirts. we did hear a few cheers. but over all a subdued crowd. these east bay fans have not given up. they still believe there will be a celebration. the montra out here tonight, we will get them tomorrow. cara liu. a former bay area baseball great is back in the news and it has nothing to do with the world series. former oakland a's slugger jose conseco accidentally shot himself on the hand in his las vegas home. the former athletics outfielder told police he was cleaning his gun in the kitchen when it fired. he injured a finger.

tracking real rain into the area. now looking at the latest model. they're getting more bullish on this opportunity for rain as we head into thursday night, friday. things are speeding up a little bit. this whole area is going to drop south. this is what obviously a low pressure looks like. you have the green, the rain, the clouds coming in. this whole area. you can see right around here the flow this whole thing shifts south. we set up for some rain around here. looks like those commutes are going to be wet. especially friday morning and friday afternoon. and that's a drag. but you hate a little bit of rain on halloween. looks like it's starting to dial that in. this far out still things could change. each model run as we get closer to thursday, really starts to solidify this thing. current temperatures are in the 50s and low 60s. the story is this high pressure center keeps us going in this

weather pattern through thursday. the weather pattern what we had today but slightly warmer. same thing on thursday. as thursday wares on. the clouds start to move in thursday late. from a weather system out here. here it comes. as we head into thursday night late into friday morning, showers start. and maybe a few lingers for the weekend. right now i think literally saturday morning it should clear out pretty quick. this thing is a little off schedule. thursday morning, not much. a little fog on the coast. here come the clouds. here comes the system. so friday night or friday morning early thursday night late. here comes your friday morning commute. boom. that's really the front right there right. this could change and it probably will change. you're getting the idea. friday morning's commute not so great. moves through. 6:00 that's not bad right. so wet roadways maybe a little bit of wet on the afternoon commute. but for trick or treaters we may be in this sort of

scattered shower zone. we can dial it in closer and closer as we get there. but this far out you have to give it a broad brush. friday afternoon, a few scattered showers still lingering. to dial those in will take a little bit of time. these are forecast highs for tomorrow. warmer than today. we have some low 80s thursday about like this but with increasing clouds. friday we get into it. here's the friday forecast. nothing i hate worse than seems like about every other halloween we get rain. >> i know, i know. >> i hate that because not only is it a bummer for the kids but then i worry about the safety. it's dark, it's slippery it's masks. so we'll watch it tomorrow night we'll have it dialed down a little tighter for you. >> game seven weather tomorrow. >> outstanding. couldn't beat it. as good as it gets. joe is here now. it all comes down to tomorrow night. it was a tough one tonight. >> let's look at this thing

again. it's been a season when giants have answered the bell whenever called upon. sometimes when the circumstances are highly unlikely. the latest challenge in 2014, win a seventh and deciding game. folks in kauffman stadium revved up hoping to see their team stay alive in an elimination game. they got what they wanted early after working out of a jam. peavy could not escape a second. just out of the reach of brandon belt. that brings alex gordon around to score. it's 1-0. the royals just getting started. peavy was replaced by pettitte. no one wearing the ball out but that hardly mattered to kansas city which scored two more. hosmer pounds one off the dirt. the ball bounces over brandon crawford. not only did two more runs score, hosmer goes into second with one of the strangest doubles you will ever see. nothing strange about this one.

butler gets into a pettitte pitch. you had the feeling there would be no champane for the giants on this evening. kansas city goes on to win 10-0 evening the sering at two a piece and bringing on the seventh game. and bringing in mark, you and i watched two games. any reason tomorrow night will be any different? >> no, absolutely not. although i did say on the pregame show that i thought there were a lot less festivities and celebrity watching was out the window. it was really down to business. really serious attitude. i always remember you and i joe talking after the game on sunday night. and someone was asking us about who do you think is going to be the mvp you were adamant like lets not get carried away.

we're a long way away from thinking about an mvp and right now the giants would just like a victory. they don't care about it. but should they come out victorious. man you have to say, hunter pence, madison baumgartner could be comvps for the san francisco giants. he did have one of the san francisco six hits shut down the right field line. he wound up with a double, did not score. but he did extend his hitting streak in the world series dating back to 2012 to nine straight games and that ties him with derek jeter of the new york yankees. hunter pence as always glass half full. he's already thinking about the excitement of playing in a game seven. >> sometimes in the game of baseball, it seemed like it was their night whatever. especially that inning they had choppers and bloopers. those things happen it's the game of baseball. it's competing. you just continue to get out there and grind.

like i said tonight was their night. a game seven in the world series is a gift for everyone. it's pretty special. >> i think it's like incredibly entertaining for the fans, incredibly entertaining for the world, for the game of baseball. it's incredibly fun to play and compete in. >> he is the real deal. a very authentic guy and looking forward to game seven. and jeremy guthrie sanford man going for the royals against tim hudson for the san francisco giants. we'll have it all for you before the game and after. no matter what. who will be the last team standing? i'm mark ibanez at the k in kansas city. back to you joe. >> we'll look forward to seeing you again tomorrow. a little more business to wrap up as this forecast continues, we'll be right back.

the sharks in denver tonight. the sharks get their time, justin bradshaw hits the post, but right back to couture. they head to a shoot out. marleau has scored on his attempt then joe pavelski gets his. they turn the two avalanche attempts to win their second in a row. do you realize the nba season starts for the warriors tomorrow night. >> really it does.

good stuff. i'm sure we'll all be riding on that season. >> stay tuned. we're going to keep the world series talk going over on tv 36. see you there in a minute.

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