obviously had ties to detroit and works in detroit and has initiatives in the city of detroit and also has a large film, called "just films." they were a major financier of the film. pbs was our second biggest funder. the private family foundation and finance documentary fund kicked in a little bit of money and impact partners which is an equity organization. the collection of us together, they financed the film. no one had editorial control. that was one of the deal that's we had. we were able to raise the money without having to make promises to anybody which including pbs and including broadcaster. >> dave bling was mayor of detroit. what mayor is he? >> he's a clean mayor. he's an honest mayor. there's a history of corruption and all kinds of business with some of the city council and the mayors of detroit including kilpatrick who is now on trial. detroit is just come out of a feeling of sense of being empty handed and betrayed and tricked by their previous mayor. i think most detroiters will say kilpatrick tricked them. dave being the right answer to kwame. dave bling has the most

aren't you glad you're not in detroit? i'm thrilled to be in detroit. the sun comes out here and there. there's a silver lining and for the giants things are looking really good with their ace taking to the hill tonight. that's matt cain. think of this guy, a perfect game this season. earlier against the houston astros. he's had world series spotlight before back in 2010 when he was in game two pitching in a dominant factor. great in alcs. getting things together. the team rides with their horse. that's what they call him. the horse. we wanted to talk to some baseball luminaries. a world series manager and a guy who has been here before in detroit winning a world series and throwing a no-hitter in the same year. take a look at what they have to say about matt cain and the impact he makes. >> he came to the big leagues with plus stuff but he had the right attitude as far as learning to be a professional. he looked around at the veterans and he saw how hard you have to work between starts. it's a combination of his talent and experience and desire that he

the next three games are in detroit. they need just two wins in detroit to make it. even though the team is on the road against a good tiger team fans here in san francisco are thinking sweep. >> it will be nice for us to whefirst when 2 games in detroit. chich if the giants only when one game in detroit it will be a potential clinching game 6 at at&t park on halloween day. teac stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage and we have a special section on our web site at kron4.com. >> oakland will soon get help on fighting crime. the highway patrol will be on the street and they have a another enforcement agency coming as well. >> several teams from the california highway patrol will be handling highway stops and other vehicle related issues. this is all in an effort to crackdown on crime in oakland. the chief and the mayor talked about why they needed additional officers. >> this city needs more police and we can see that when we do have more police on the streets the crime goes down. oakland is operating with 627 police. c h p capt. stated that what top of critical rol

how is it going in detroit? >> well, a much different attitude out here then the one in san francisco, but i can tell you one thing taking with a lot of the fans. they gave the san francisco team a lot of credit. they said, you know what, just looking that dugout of the guys when they were playing a during the games, that was a team that wanted to play together. that's really somethingt was echoed in the locker room tonight. people said these are my brothers. i like playing with the other guys in here. you could see that with a lot of the game. the detroit tigers team didn't have the chemistry. one other thing i wanted to mention. i know that we don't have a ton of time in the show, but i sat in at&t park and this park out here in detroit. i can tell you, you got to cred that fans at at&t park. because even that times it went well for the tigers here. which was not very many times. but the times it went well, it was not nearly as loud as at&t in san francisco. those fans were fired up and ready. maybe even helpe

also detroit native mark, author of "detroit city is the place to be" due out next month. thank you for joining me and wes. we are he excited to talk about this topic underdiscussed the decline of america's great cities. rachel, there is a talk in and around the movie of ruin, to say this idea that these cities, they're all these vacant homes artists can go there, thing are happening with food and arts and culture but the city as it is for residents, it's a false narrative. that these cities really are struggling and you look at what's happening with the downsizing in detroit and that would bear that out. >> also the narrative has been even blown up even more just from the super bowl commercials, it was incredible, they happened while we were filming and a couple commercials and everyone was satisfied with the story that everything is fine for the city and that it's coming back. but, you know, there's 650,000 people there that don't have a good quality of life. our story hopefully sheds light on them. >> heidi, when we're talking about the narrative of detroit and the prob

of this fine city of detroit. dave bing will join us and give us his memories of the battles against the golden state warriors, back to you in studio. >>> stay warm out there. stanford hosting washington state as we speak. right now in the fourth quarter, stanford is up 24-10. cal plays at utah a little bit later tonight. usc against arizona in the desert: down two in the fourth to dean carry puts arizona in front. you're smelling upset right? last ditch effort for sc. a hail mary by matt barkley and -- and? oh -- incomplete. we got an upset. 39-36. it's the first time arizona has beaten the trojans in tucson since 1999. >>> ucl a and arizona state. the bruins not on the field in time for the pre-game coin flip and the punter had to handle the duties out there. ucla blew an 11 point fourth quarter lead but the true freshman fairbarn with the 33- year-old field goal to win it. -- 33-yard field goal to win it. ucla bowl-eligible for the first time since 2005. makes you happy there doesn't it ann? >>> a goal away fro

game three set for detroit tomorrow. the first pitch is 5:07 our time. >> we will have continuing coverage of all things giants throughout the day on nbcbayarea.com. check out our home page for the latest world series news. >>> we're following a developing story out of castro valley this morning. the kind of case fear and nightmares are made of. that is how the alameda county sheriff's officers describe the woman who was found dead burned in a house. two teens are now in custody. they are both accused of killing barbara lachley. a relative of the younger boy tipped off police. they say the 18-year-old admitted to the killing. investigators say the teens beat her and set the house on fire. firefighters found lachley's body after responding to a fire on october 18th. >>> a new york couple with strong ties to the bay area are devastated after their children were found stabbed to death by their nanny. kevin and corinna krim moved to new york a year ago. she walked into the apartment last night to find their 2-year-old son le

we will go into detroit and we will all the way. >> we have chemistry and this is something the detroit does not have. chiche >> are you a big giants fan? chichechiche >> as you can see people traveled from near and far to see this game and they witnessed history last night and tonight it was a pitchers' duel teachin. chichen& applause) chichen (...) chich wide stretch this any longer. >> wide stretch this any longer. the giants and i give much but the fireworks went off and so the giants travel to detroit tomorrow and then saturday's game is game 3 and sunday is game 4. if detroit wins one of those that will play again in detroit on monday night and if somehow if the trick to win two game (...) the true income win two games [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years. from at&t. [ female announcer ] a great price for a great triple-play bun

of course again now the giants head off to detroit. from at&t park, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> game 3 and 4 are saturday and sunday if necessary game 5 would be monday also in detroi detroit. >> tonight the abc 7 news i team investigates a cold case. child disappearance in san francisco almost 30 years ago. >> and in the process discovers a possible connection to serial killer. dan is here with an investigation you will see only on 7. >> kevin collins was one of the first missing children whose case got national attention. thousands of tips came in over the years but they all led nowhere. tonight we have uncovered the one serious lead san francisco police either missed or chose to ignore. from san quentin state problem. east block. first tier cell 115 on death row. could the bizarre rant ofhold therial kilr hold the key to a boy disappearance almost 30 years ago. >> he was very sweet. very shy around other people. >>reporter: after ann collins 10-year-old son kevin vanished. bay area responded in a big way. posters went up. vo

from detroit, abc-7 news. >> ama: you can tell by looking at wayne it's cold in detroit. so how will the weather be for game four? let's check in with leigh glaser. >> leigh: going from temperatures in 70s and 80s to the bay area to upper 30s to low 40s there. chilly definitely. live doppler 7hd showing clear sky over detroit right now, but let's get to the forecast for game four tomorrow. we're going to see more clouds move in. temperatures around the first pitch in mid-40s but by the seven or eighth inning, low 40s and and wicked wind out of the north and the wind chill, into the up jimmy,0 30ers to low 40s. so it will be another cool chilly night there. we'veing look at our own forecast coming up. >> ama: and you can catch game four of the world series on our big screen in front of san francisco city hall tomorrow. the mayor's office just announced they'll show she game begin agent 5:00. it will be a family event so no alcohol will be tolerated. the city received permission today to show the game. >> there's much more news to come, including developing news on hurrican

or the silicon valley of the midwest, we've got to be the detroit of detroit. we've got to stop apologizing for what we're not and start celebrating what we are. what are we? we've got an incredible university system here. we've got beautiful -- >> right here. this place is amazing. >> we've got beautiful, tall buildings that are waiting to be filled up. we've got terrific roads, wonderful hospitals, we've got water, world class airport, talent base. so there are all these assets, so i think what we've got to do is shed our skin like a snake does. they can grow again. we've got to get out of the trap of apologizing for yesterday and complaining about the past. enough, stop. time to move forward and focus on building great companies here in detroit. >> and there's really two battles going on, competitive battles. one, as you mentioned, and i do worry about it s the global battle around entrepreneurship. if you look at the history of america, it is the history of entrepreneurs building these industries, as i mentioned. guess what? other people figured this out. p

mike shumann is in detroit. >> yes, she in detroit. when we come back we will hear >>> well, for the second time in three years the giants are world champs. they completed a four-game sweep of detroit with a 4-3 victory in 10 innings. let's go out to comerica park where they were getting the world championship trophy ready. the giants took an erred -- n early lead. belt drives home pe nce. it was an r.b.i triple. the tigers did something in the third they had not done all series, take a lead. with a man on, the triple crown winner cabrera takes cain deep and it was 2-1 detroit. mvp candidate buster posey came through with a shot down the left field line. it is 3-2 giants. the tigers answered in their half. young sends this cain pitch into the right field stands for a solo shot. it was tied at three apiece. cain finished with a bang. he allowed all three runs while striking out five. they would go to extra innings. in the 10th with a man on and scutero drops a single into center. therio races home and the giants take the lead. in the bo

from detroit. things are getting started at the world series in the motor stay. the giants arriving this evening. things starting to heat up on the eve of game three. they are bundling up for the michigan nights ahead at an evening workout. motown revelers took the gala where music and food met holograms and they were saying, help me prince fielder. you're my only hope. here's where baseball superstitions and food come together. when you think about where to get great enchiladas, obviously, detroit comes to mind. we found the mexican restaurant in detroit sink giants game three starter ryan vogelsong's favorite pregame meal. chicken enchiladas. >> baseball players, especially, we have our little -- i like to call them routines more than superstitions. but, you know, i automatic the night before a game a couple of years ago, i had chicken enchiladas and threw the ball well. >> reporter: here at the giants team hotel, this is command central for the toughest ticket in town. stacked in all their glory

they are headed for detroit. buster posy all feeling good vogelson is the starting the san francisco giants once again are the underdog for game 3 tomorrow. for what that is worth. and the fellows. prior to the work out. >> i would much prefer the lead in the other way again and that is just a number. >> we are definitely not taking this for granted. we want to come out here and play the type of baseball the we have been planning for the past six days and try to get victories as soon as possible that we have been--plan flying playing. >> we just need to keep our momentum. >> the giants are up 2-0. >> and let us take a look at the work out at comerica. and the official forecast in a moment but it is not going to be california. there are expecting temperatures in the 30's and the tigers have to win. no question. however, that is the story. as we get ready for game no. 3 tomorrow in detroit. sandoval is hitting 714. for the world series. i cannot say that the heat is going to be on and let us remember that he had th

of course again now the giants head off to detroit. from at&t park, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> game 3 and 4 are saturday and sunday if necessary game 5 would be monday also in detroi detroit. >> tonight the abc 7 news i team investigates a cold case. child disappearance in san francisco almost 30 years ago. >> and in the process discovers a possible connection to serial killer. dan is here with an investigation you will see only on 7. >> kevin collins was one of the first missing children whose case got national attention. thousands of tips came in over the years but they all led nowhere. tonight we have uncovered the one serious lead san francisco police either missed or chose to ignore. from san quentin state problem. east block. first tier cell 115 on death row. could the bizarre rant of serial killer hold the key to a boy disappearance almost 30 years ago. >> he was very sweet. very shy around other people. >>reporter: after ann collins 10-year-old son kevin vanished. bay area responded in a big way. posters went up. volun

in terms of detroit, i feel like detroiters have been suffering for a longer time than most americans and so in a way they're more wiser and they're stronger and maybe more ready to forge ahead. so it is a combination, i would say what gave us hope making this film were those detroiters who had the resources to lead the city but choose not to. and they open up their businesses night after night and they try to make a go of it and they do what they can for their city. that part of the story the character, the people in detroit gave us hope for ourselves as americans. >> jennifer: i know it well. rachel tell -- what did you learn about potentially policies that could bring cities like detroit back -- detroit obviously is the canary in the coal mine but there are a lot of other cities that follow in terms of deindustrialization. what can be done policywise? >> i think a bunch of stuff. i think that encouraging diversity, you know, is something that could have definitely helped detroit. having all of its eggs in one basket was a gamble that, you know, hasn't been working out so well for i

hello, deborah. >> reporter: hello, yes, a cold night in detroit. giants' fans, for them, it's imaginecam, and tigers's fans, not so much. look at the headlines, triple crown. that's the triple crown winner, miguel cabrera, huge disappointment this series. his bat has gone silent. >> go, tigers! >> reporter: the tigers faithful have their face paint on and are holding onto fading hopes that they can win one and survive to play again. it would take a four-game sweep to wrestle the world series away from the dominant giants. for many, this field is like 2006 when they got drummed out of the championship winning only one game. but at batting practice, detroit folks told me anything can still happen. >> it's not over. no way, jose. not tonight. >> going back to san francisco. we have not given up. >> four in a row's possible. >> yeah. >> play best of seven. >> now we know how new york felt last week. we were here when we clinched it and swept them. there is no sweep tonight. i guarantee you that. >> reporter: compare these tigers fans to the jubilant gi

detroit is 20% less. the difference in housing is even greater cost in detroit is less than one-third of the national average. here, it is four times higher. both cities have an elevated crime rate. here, the risk could be twice the national average. in detroit, it is four times higher. our sports director, will speak about the world series expectations. and have more, later. >> you heard j. r. stone speak about the cooler temperatures. and it is going to get even cooler. it is cool system associated to the north with the rainfall. detroit could be seeing some clear conditions even towards tomorrow with cooler air filtering and. that will arctic air and temperatures are going to be dropping into the 40's. game time and even 30's as j. r. stone mentioned. even freezing for detroit. a completely different story. at s f o, clear skies. and over the bay area. the well rainfall- well to the north but still 73 antioch. and 60s in napa. 60s in san francisco the warm weather is on tap for the weekend. details on

many are willing to fly 2,000 miles away to watch the team play in detroit. and cbs 5 reporter mike sugarman joined them on the journey. mike? >> reporter: they're cold. i'll tell you that, it's the mid 40s expected to go down into the 30s tonight and giants' fans aren'twell -- used to that kind of weather. but they're being warmed by the way their team is playing and you say they go 2,000-miles to see the team but this is a world series and they're coming from all over the world. in a sea of blue and orange -- >> tigers. >> reporter: comes a stripe of a different coalready. orange and -- color. orange and black. where am i? i feel like i'm on second and king. nope, woodward and adams, detroit, michigan. you came from south carolina? >> we drove from minneapolis last night. >> texas. >> reporter: all part of giants' nation on tour. so far, the orange and blue aren't turning the orange and black black and blue. >> i got booed four times by the time i got off the airplane but every person has been real friendly. booing me but friendly. >> reporter: making the p

from detroit, abc-7 news. >> ama: you can tell by looking at wayne it's cold in detroit. so how will the weather be for game four? let's check in with leigh glaser. >> leigh: going from temperatures in 70s and 80s to the bay area to upper 30s to low 40s there. chilly definitely. live doppler 7hd showing clear sky over detroit right now, but let's get to the forecast for game four tomorrow. we're going to see more clouds move in. temperatures around the first pitch in mid-40s but by the seven or eighth inning, low 40s and and wicked wind out of the north and the wind chill, into the up jimmy,0 30ers to low 40s. so it will be another cool chilly night there. we'veing look at our own forecast coming up. >> ama: and you can catch game four of the world series on our big screen in front of san francisco city hall tomorrow. the mayor's office just announced they'll show she game begin agent 5:00. it will be a family event so no alcohol will be tolerated. the city received permission today to show the game. >> there's much more news to come, including developing news on hurrican

of course again now the giants head off to detroit. from at&t park, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> game 3 and 4 are saturday and sunday if necessary game 5 would be monday also in detroi detroit. >> tonight the abc 7 news i team investigates a cold case. child disappearance in san francisco almost 30 years ago. >> and in the process discovers a possible connection to serial killer. dan is here with an investigation you will see only on 7. >> kevin collins was one of the first missing children whose case got national attention. thousands of tips came in over the years but they all led nowhere. tonight we have uncovered the one serious lead san francisco police either missed or chose to ignore. from san quentin state problem. east block. first tier cell 115 on death row. could the bizarre rant of serial killer hold the key to a boy disappearance almost 30 years ago. >> he was very sweet. very shy around other people. >>reporter: after ann collins 10-year-old son kevin vanished. bay area responded in a big way. posters went up. volun

mike shumann is in detroit. >> yes, she in detroit. when we come back we will hear >>> well, for the second time in three years the giants are world champs. they completed a four-game sweep of detroit with a 4-3 victory in 10 innings. let's go out to comerica park where they were getting the world championship trophy ready. the giants took an erred -- n early lead. belt drives home pe nce. it was an r.b.i triple. the tigers did something in the third they had not done on,n on, the tripleead. crown winner cabrera takes cain deep and it was 2-1 detroit. mvp candidate buster posey came through with a shot down the left field line. it is 3-2 giants. the tigers answered in their half. young sends this cain pitch into the right field stands for a solo shot. it was tied at three apiece. cain finished with a bang. he allowed all three runs while striking out five. they would go to extra innings. in the 10th with a man on and scutero drops a single into center. therio races home and the giants take the lead. in the bottom of the 10th, sergio ro

we're going to detroit. and keep doing that. >> reporter: this 2012 world series features more foreign-born players than any in history. venezuela is the country most notably represented. >> we have nine guys. they are doing a great job. it's special. >> reporter: a contingent of venezuelans coming to san francisco to be part of it all. and the players are noticing it. >> to see here in the world series. and putting venezuela on the top. >> venezuela people love baseball. they give you great support. people back home, happy for us. >> reporter: now, the action and the international spotlight will shine on the motor city. we'll be there tomorrow. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> get ready for cold weather. gloves and long johns for the journalists and the players. game three is saturday night in chilly detroit. this is comerica park. >>> also ahead, we'll tell you about the link between one of the giants' star players and the marine who threw out tonight's ceremonial first pitch. >>> developing news right now. ala

the world series is under way in detroit. the much needed boost the detroit city is expected to get. >> good evening. >> fighting and the storm surge, the biggest concerns right now. >> and hurricane sandy isn't expected to make landfall until tomorrow night. it's already causing dangerous conditions along the east coast. authorities are warning new york city could be hit with an 11-foot wall of water. washington, d.c. will be closed for business tomorrow. new york city is in emergency mode. duarte geraldineo has the latest on hurricane sandy. we see authorities raining where you are. >> it's hard to believe the storm is about a day away because the storm is picking up. the surf is getting taller. as i speak, millions of people have been evacuated. yet, there's a still a sizable contingent, a large number of people who say they refuse to go. they are not lifting to emergency officials and they are weathering the storm in their own homes. >>> rough surf is pounding the east coast from virginia to massachusetts as sandy marches

omar has one of the two hits tonight for detroit. a triple crown winner is standing near the on-deck circle. the 1-0. 2-0. for the starters, fister was good. bumgarner was better. seven shutout innings from the left-hander. he struck out eight. >> tim: infante was taking 1-0. he will be taking again here. >> joe: 2-1. wow! 2-2. >> tim: 2-1 slide we're a two-run lead. an idea of how he relies on that pitch. >> joe: a little pop-up. there's belt. giants up two games to nothing! [cheers and applause] >> joe: the tig will go home down two games to nothing. the giants get a win tonight from madison bumgarner. there you go. teams with a 2-0 lead have won the series 79% of the time. but some good pitching matchups coming up in games three and four in detroit on saturday and sunday. >> tim: but, joe, the giants know more than any other team in baseball, what it's like to be down 0-2 and try to come back in a series. they did it against cincinnati, they were downthree games to one against the cardinals, and they came back to win it. so they k

or the silicon valley of the midwest, we've got to be the detroit of detroit. we've got to stop apologizing for what we're not and start celebrating what we are. what are we? we've got an incredible university system here. we've got beautiful -- >> right here. this place is amazing. >> we've got beautiful, tall buildings that are waiting to be filled up. we've got terrific roads, wonderful hospitals, we've got water, world class airport, talent base. so there are all these assets, so i think what we've got to do is shed our skin like a snake does. they can grow again. we've got to get out of the trap of apologizing for yesterday and complaining about the past. enough, stop. time to move forward and focus on building great companies here in detroit. >> and there's really two battles going on, competitive battles. one, as you mentioned, and i do worry about it s the global battle around entrepreneurship. if you look at the history of america, it is the history of entrepreneurs building these industries, as i mentioned. guess what? other people figured this out. p

but it has been cool in detroit. the 40's? >> yes it is going to be cooler for tomorrow it'll be interesting to see if they play on monday. there could be some effects from hurricane sandy. >> the outer band of the storm and not only rainfall but possible snowfall. that could make things interesting but no snowfall in the bay area today was spectacular. a repeat performance for tomorrow and even some degrees cooler. perhaps a little bit cooler and the north bay but otherwise mostly sunny. look for the beast. the warmest place is inland, pleasanton, concord look for the-80s! for richmond, 60s. oakland, santa rosa and relief fantastic weather. 70's for the south bay and as we take a look at the next seven days. i was going to tell you that we have big changes. and by halloween. even the wednesday night some possible sprinkles. >> would it last that long? let me show you some key moments from the giants. at detroit. tigers were fired up. san francisco has quite a different agenda. with long ago blanco and hunter pence 1-0 and two

. >> this is just detroit. this is all we've ever known. >> detroit has lost the equivalent of one and a half san franciscos. >> reporter: native bill mcgraw who runs the website deadlinedetroit gave us a tour of his city that in fact has lost two-thirds of its population. >> that's really why there's all this vacant lots and empty buildings. >> reporter: there are entire neighborhoods of that. >> it's by far the most troubled big city from every point of view. >> reporter: unemployment, poverty, education, it's estimated one-half of all detroiters are out of work. but don't take away from this story that all is bleak in detroit. there are neighborhoods of beautiful homes, 6,000 square feet, half million dollar homes and million dollar houses in the suburbs. the difference between the haves and the have-nots in detroit is striking. general motors is humming again. artists have taken over bleak neighborhoods and turned them into galleries. young people are incoming to trendy -- flocking to trendy bars and sports

as the sun comes up here in detroit, for anybody back in the bay area who's from detroit or michigan, good people here, really solid people, kind and gracious in defeat. and also gracious, some of the giants who were brought in from other places by the man that helped build this team and others. and these guys are some of the ones who are some of the big contributors. take a listen. >> my baby right here, it's my baby. it's my baby. >> can you believe that this happened to this team and you came and helped make it happen. >> i can't believe it. >> this team is loaded with talent and incredible grit and determination. luck had nothing to do with it. >> i don't see any reason why we can't continue to do it, but each year is its own movie. you have to look at it that way as you build the team and make the adjustments. this year we made adjustments with people like scutaro and penc pence. >> reporter: what's happening right here is larry tab agriculture moment with barry zito telling him how proud he is for sticking in there, staying with the team, keeping his head in the game and overcom

. >> detroit! >> reporter: all part of giant nation on tour so far the orange and blue ant turning the orange and black black and blue. >> every person has been real friendly. booing me but friendly. >> reporter: the giants nation making its presence known and the winner, the giants fan who came the further. >> i came from san francisco, california, and now i work in afghanistan. >> reporter: she works for the uso. >> i flew from back ram to kandahar, then to dubai, then washington, d.c. and d.c. to detroit. >> i want her frequent flier miles! in detroit, cbs 5. >> should there be a world series sweep by the giants, we will find out. game 4 tonight at 5:00. we have a lot of giants fun for you right know posted on sanfrancisco.cbslocal.co m. as you can see the world serious has been shining a bright lying on san francisco. >> now -- light on san francisco. >> yes. still to come, the mayor has plans for raising the city's athletic profile even higher. >> and a debate on youtube and a u.s. rate for se

if they have to win in detroit, fine. i hear that that baseball park is a little smaller so i think the bats might come out. >> i say just do it and get it over with. so frank and i we have to admit, we take issue with your bet with detroit's mayor. it's great that you're going to do -- that he has to come in and do community service if the giants win but we wanted something spicier. >> something a little more creative. >> well, you have to -- i have to admit, you know, i started out with some food ideas but i couldn't get him to identify any food. >> i lived in detroit. i got news for you. what would they bet? [ laughter ] no offense. >> when you go to the game, how much do you see and do you get to stay for the whole game? >> actually, i see it as much as i can but we're jawboning all the way through and predicting. but just like the first game had to go out and do a speech and come back, yesterday i did two speeches and came back. >> in the first game you took off from the park, you exited that and all those people and

. >>> we begin in detroit where the giants are getting ready to take on the detroit tigers for game three. this right now is a live picture of the field. we are about 90 minutes from the first pitch. as you can see, preparations are underway. i can't tell who those players are and what is going on but obviously there's a lot of activity as we get ready for game three. there we can see them getting the field ready for tonight's game. the giants seem to have it going after sweeping the first two games, and now they must bring it on the road. what can we expect in game three? >> reporter: i'm on the roof of this restaurant across the street from the park and it's loud and windy and cold. they say it's 49 degrees. don't believe it. it feels like 39 degrees. that means the players will have to bun fell up. for pitchers, it might feel something like throwing with a know suit on. also, sanchez will be making his world series debut as the giants designated hitter. and so will ryan. he's been the best pitcher of the entire season of '12. and if you think about what vogelsong has had, it's no big d

we're going to get mike back in few minutes which includes detroit. it will be pretty cold out there. >> cheryl: also ahead one of earliest starts >> kristen: apple stock is taking a big hit today. it's below $600 for the first time in three months after latest earning reports. and they say holiday profits will be down from last year were taking pre-orders for the apple mini today. initial supplies of the white model were gone within minutes. you can still order one. tablet computer hits stores next friday starting at 329. >> a reminder for anybody hitting the road. san mateo bridge will not be closed. they concluded their work during the close of last weekend. critical mass will be hitting the streets starting at 6:00 tonight. it's the first bike ride since last month's 21st anniversary ride. don't forget. navigating the hot spots download waze traffic app at google play for android. >> kristen: skiers are hitting the slopes in the earlier start in years. borealt opened and they got over three feet of snow naturally this week. you are looking at snow

they will be heading to detroit. we'll tell you what will be happening overnight. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where police are shooting for the suspect of one shooting. >>> and where police are searching now for a serial bank robber. why they are asking for your help this morning. "mornings on 2" begins right now. >>> welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. >>> two down, two to go. two in the driver's seat. claudine wong is live covering the giants' departure. is it a little quiet there claudine? >> reporter: it's quiet. the barricades are up. that means when the barry kids are up the team is close. they have to get on the road and go to detroit. their flight is supposed to be about 10:00. there's been activity all night long and morning. i want to show you some footage. hopefully, they are getting some slope right now. game 3 is tomorrow night. drivers will be in the driver's seat. game 2, much different from one game 1. no big homers but a performance by madison bumgartner and

we're joined now live from detroit. vern? >> reporter: dennis, the fans are getting ready to give their concession speeches here in downtown detroit. comerica park all but quiet after that final out, as the giants -- i don't think people really understand what's going on. i mean, two world series titles in the last three years. the giants are on the verge of having one of the greatest runs in the history of baseball. the giants clubhouse certainly knows it and they were confident, as we go to the clubhouse. >> i definitely wasn't happy with walking. you know, i think i walked four. but i wasn't happy about that. but yeah, you know, it's my first world series. i've been waiting for this since i was five years old. and i wasn't going to go down without a fight, that's for sure. >> can you smell it, taste it? >> we're 3-0. we ain't sleeping on nobody. but it's definitely within reach. i honestly believe we're in a position where we honestly believe where we should be all year long. you can't sleep on those guys. they got one mor

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and we had not heard from them. >> detroit police begin the search for clues. what they find at the crime scene was somewhat unusual. >> at first blush, there was no signs of trama to either body. the bodies were removed and taken to the medical examiner's office. and we confirmed what we were able to see visually that there was absolutely no trama to either of the bodies. >> with no indications of gunshots, stab wounds, or strangulation, they think the women may have been killed by a lethal dose of a drug, perhaps laced into their drinks. one week later and two blocks away, police are called to an almost identical crime scene. this time it's a 28-year-old and a 24-year-old. left in the trunk of a car, set ablaze. >> when you look at that situation, very quickly we decided this was very potentially a serial case. >> chief godbee is quick to point out that the toxicology results confirmed what they suspected. a serial killer is on the loose hunting and killing two women at a time. >> there was a connection between three of the four deceased to a website called b

omar has one of the two hits tonight for detroit. a triple crown winner is standing near the on-deck circle. the 1-0. 2-0. for the starters, fister was good. bumgarner was better. seven shutout innings from the left-hander. he struck out eight. >> tim: infante was taking 1-0. he will be taking again here. >> joe: 2-1. wow! 2-2. >> tim: 2-1 slide we're a two-run lead. an idea of how he relies on that pitch. >> joe: a little pop-up. there's belt. giants up two games to nothing! [cheers and applause] >> joe: the tigers will go home down two games to nothing. the giants get a win tonight from madison bumgarner. there you go. teams with a 2-0 lead have won the series 79% of the time. but some good pitching matchups coming up in games three and four in detroit on saturday and sunday. >> tim: but, joe, the giants know more than any other team in baseball, what it's like to be down 0-2 and try to come back in a series. they did it against cincinnati, they were down three games to one against the cardinals, and they came back to win it. so th

however, detroit is up right now. we'll have an update for you coming up at 6:00. >>> speaking of the giants, their star player buster posey won the hank aaron award, best player in each game. tigers miguel cabrera won it for the american league. hank aaron presented it to them before the game. >> first of all, i would like to thank the fans, the hall of fame panel, mr. aaron for voting for me. it's -- i'm just -- i'm humbled that hank aaron knows who i am. you know, growing up in georgia, he's a legend everywhere but even more so there. and, you know, it's -- it's just humbling. it's a great honor. i thank you very much. >> congrats to buster posey and cabrera. >>> slide over to college football. ucla and arizona state. this one goes down to the wire. 1:30 on the clock. taylor kelley connects with foster for a seven-yard touchdown. asu up by a point. time expires. the true freshman kicks a 33-yard field goal to win it for ucla. 45-43 is your final. >>> what about number ten, usc at arizona? the trojans were up by eig

tigers in detroit. at the stadium pub in walnut creek some fans told us that they have been hem helping out the team by wearing those lucky shoes or sitting in lucky spaces during the games. whatever it takes. some say it would be nice for the giants to return to san francisco for one more game, but others say it doesn't matter where they win as long as they bring home the victory. >> surrounded by water, but not a drop to drink, least in it's boiled or brought in the outside. eric rasmussen with the trouble for some island residents. >> reporter: ken we're told crews are waiting on a replacement pipe. the san francisco puc says it has plenty of 6, 8 and 12idge pipe the problem is that the one that broke 18" and until they can get a new one, they cannot guaranty the water is safe to drink. for now and likely the rest of the weekend, the only drink able water at treasure island is credit getting here by truck. >> the water now, it's been quite an adventure. >> reporter: he is among many using whatever co

there you have the giants taking care of business they had to detroit now for game 3. they won game 2 last night. that was great to w& callinfalling a devg story. the shooting. in 18 year-old female and a 21 year-old man were found with non-life threatening injuries. the shooting happened in the 2100 block of m street. >> an overnight shooting in san francisco. in the south of market street area that is where it happened. you can see some of the shell casings mark there as the police investigate. the one man is in critical condition to after the shooting having at 1:00 a.m.. the man was rushed to hospital and she was not found. at 6:01 a.m. we will give a quick look at the weather and traffic this morning. hi erica. >> hi this is a chilly one out there. we will make up for into the afternoon most of srmer>> hi erica. we are stag to see things slow down a bit the mennonites have not been activated at the bay bridge toll plaza. like traffic around the bay area. expect a slowing on highway 4 and interstate 580. not as bad as usual the south bay commute looks great. so doe

game three from detroit tomorrow. just a reminder of course you can watch game three tomorrow afternoon on channel 2. i just told you that. coverage begins at 4:30 our time. and again the first pitch at 5:07. >>> police in the south bay are asking for your help in the search for a serial bank robber. ktvu janine de la vega joins us from campbell with new surveillance photos of the suspect. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, pam. campbell police have been able to link this man to numerous bank robberies. they have been working with three other south bay cities to catch this bank robber. here is a photo caught from surveillance video of the suspect from the most recent bank robbery in sunnyvale. he is a white man in his 30s around 5'10" tall with a stalky build and has a go tee. over the last two months he has robbed six banks in four jurisdictions. according to the campbell batch bank of the west, u.s. bank, wells fargo, and bank of america have all been hit. if you recognize this man that you are looking at in t

the big sweep in detroit. we will try to get our voices back by next week from all of the yelling around here and a big congratulations to the giants world champions. have a good week. we will see you at the parade on wednesday. >> this is down the line and left. put the giants on top. the 2-2 pitch. giants -- down to the final three outs. pumped up after scoring. he finally has -- got a difficult tigers lineup. >> the giants swept them. >> what a postseason. >> the mvp trophy on the field. [ cheering ] [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot. th

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is in detroit. he ran into some giants fans who have a very personal connection to the team. >> we found them in a hotel lobby looking at old pictures of a certain favorite player who always wanted to be a giant. >> i knew he was a good athlete when he was real young. >> we always told him if you are good, everybody will know you are good so you don't go around patting yourself on the back. >> does the kid look familiar yet? >> my son is brandon belt. >> so is her son-in-law. >> he was cute when he was a little boy. >> for darryl and their inlaws, this is a world series experience that reflected glory. >> they flew into detroit, they have a room at the team hotel surrounded by the giants. but make no mistake, there's a big difference between detroit and where they come from. >> lufkin, texas. >> lufkin, texas, with fewer people than a sold out crowd at&t park. lufkin, that's where the local kids made a video to cheer him on. lufkin where he was a big baseball star. his parents had little potential f

beat two excellent teams to win the national league and go on to detroit and unfortunately with detroit with all due respect they didn't know what they were in for. [cheers and applause] you fans, this city, this organization, this team wants all of us, or tries to make all of us better men, better people, better husbands, better friends. larry alluded to it the life lessons watching these guys perform everyday and we have a phrase for it "feeding the beast". this game is a rugged game and like life you need to put a lot into it and they became teammates and competed like nobody has seen. i am humbled to be part of this. i am so happy for all our family and friends and this is why we do this, and you folks will be etched in time and in history as one of the greatest teams not only in san francisco history but in baseball. [cheers and applause] . you earned it and you couldn't have done it without a hall of fame manager and like you guys great things happen to great people. that's what happened to this team. as good as baseball players they are and as big as their accomplishments are the

he is in detroit with a couple happy joints fans and probably a couple unhappy detroit fans. what is going on with you, lawrence? >> reporter: i tell you something, we're stacked up ready to go in with the champagne flowing. give this one to jeremy tonight. give this to ryan terio and ryan scutaro, biggest tag team ever. the team that would not be eliminated is what we're talking about with this team. taking over the reins at the fear of the moment and making this thing happen in the 10th inning, keeping the tigers at bay. what can you say about this team. such torture, at times it was so heartbreaking and so difficult to watch, and sometimes it seemed as if this team would be eliminated first by the cincinnati reds, then by the st. louis cardinals. but they came to detroit on a mission having gone up two games to nothing in the world series with those two wins at at&t park, and they come here and close it out. a great story. this man playing in japan coming into venezuelan winter ball, brought here to san francisco. i'll tell you one thing. there is a unique opportunity righ

but san francisco's mayor says he can relate to what detroit's going through. >> detroit's coming back, as well. and we're both coming back for good reasons in america. we need to bring hope to our residents. >> reporter: it's customary that both mayors have a bet with one another. but i'll bet they're hoping their team wins. >> this is the tigers' second trip to the bay area. they were here a few weeks ago to play oakland. if you're lucky to go to the game, take caltrain or b.a.r.t. both will be running extra trains. >>> later in this newscast we sit down with jeremy affeldt. he has three good luck charms that guaranteed his team make it to the world series. >>> the giants ended the nlcs in the rain. will they start the series in it, as well? another system is headed our way. jeff is in the weather center. >> we're tracking this next storm. it's starting to lineup. hopefully we'll be able to take the live h.d. camera network. and look at the current temperatures right now. widespread 40s in parts of the bay area. as the radar spins around, we're tracking the next system that's startin