kansas cannot afford this. we have to go in a different direction, a direction that prioritizes our schools and uses proven ways to grow our economy , and that is exactly what i would do as governor. >> first question. representative davis, you will have the opportunity to answer first. from the economy to education to ebola, there is an air of uncertainty about the future. what will your administration do to calm the concerns of kansans? >> first of all, we will use the old adage, if you're in a hole, you need to stop digging. the governor plus economic experiment, the one-size-fits-all experiment of -- is not working. you have to look at the data. we are trailing the surrounding states and the rest of the country in economic growth. the governor's own council of economic advisers documented this seven months ago. we are 45th in the country in terms of new business creation. in 2013, there were more businesses that closed shop that -- than opened shop. we have had three credit down grades in just over a year.

this is typical kansas having that debate about state government. ultimately, i think governor brownback wins this race. i think kansas is not going to the democratic state with november election, but i think the dynamics of a governor's race is significantly different than the dynamics of the senate race. >> you are saying that voters in kansas are upset with the status quo, doesn't senator roberts epitomize that? he is viewed as somebody who does not spend enough time in the state. isn't that his biggest problem? >> i don't think so. one of the slogans in the primary can pain that was repeated -- the primary campaign it was repeated -- what that is a representation of is it has the ability to be a campaign slogan. if you want to determine if -- how doesstill pat roberts vote in the united states than? he is voting time and time again in the way that the people of kansas would want him to. it is a false issue. that ahead of political resonance in the primaries, but when it comes to a general election, the issue is you want somebody who knows -- who

so basically i know kansas. i know kansas is conservative. i know kansas wants answers to people who are -- will not repeal or replace obamacare, that will restrict the first and second amendment. that basically will not support the keystone pipeline all positions taken by my opponent because he is in fact a liberal democrat not an independent. >> rebuttal. >> i say a lot we don't live in the information age any more. so much as we live in the misinformation age. and what you heard there was a series of misinformation from senator roberts. i'm happy to address them one at a time if we have that opportunity during the debate. but what i would also suggest is i care more about the way someone votes. and senator roberts in your case, you come back and you talk about supporting farmers and you voted against the farm bill. you talk about supporting veterans and yet you didn't even have the courage to go to washington and vote on the v.a. reform bill. i think that's more important and i think kansasens know that. rebuttal? >> in the farm bill we ac

right now, it is up to kansas. the choice is clear -- experience, integrity, someone who will be honest with you and tell you the good and the bad. someone guided by conservative principles. someone you know, who has worked and fought with you, who has won key battles. someone who has been and will continue to be your champion. or someone who tells you only what he thinks you want to hear. someone who won't tell you where he stands, who doesn't have a foundation or a compass. folks, my opponents will do nothing to roll back obama care. he will do nothing to stop barack obama or harry reid, the very people he has contributed to and voted for. in fact, a vote for greg orman is a valid to hand over the future of kansas and the country to harry reid and barack obama. i have fought reid and obama and won. we have stopped their misguided attempts to level mass of on our general aviation industry. i fought the epa. bureaucrats trying to strangle our agricultural industries. and my record of creating real kansas jobs was r

i know kansas. kansas is conservative. kansas wants answers. kansas onc my opponent is a liberal democrat. >> we do not live in the information age anymore. we live in the misinformation age. you heard misinformation from roberts. i will address that one at a time, if we have the opportunity, during the debate. senator roberts, you talk about supporting farmers and you vote against the farm bill. you talk about supporting veterans and you did not have the courage to go to washington to vote on the be a reform bill. -- va reform bill. >> we achieved the number one priority, crop insurance. i voted against the bill because, once again, we see farmers farming for the government and not the market. i received the endorsement from majorrm bureau and organizations. they endorsed me and not my opponent. in every case, i am the champion for farmers and ranchers in kansas. you for your answer. a reminder to voters at home to send us the questions online. we may read the question on air tonight. it is back to our panel now. the next question is from bria

turns out kansas. jessica williams reports on the results. >> in 2010 former senator and fetus whisperer sam brownback elected governor of kansas and he had a dream. >> expansion of gun rights,' strictses on abortion, sharply reduce welfare rolls, increased voter renl straks scrutiny. >> a boring white guy dream. >> get taxes down and stimulate growth. >> republicans rejoiced. >> i did vote for governor broen back, we did get tax cuts. >> under the brownback tax plan any owner of a business doesn't have to pay tax. >> it's unique, kansas is the only state doing that. >> wouldn't you like to have a whole bunch of less taxes and more revenue and more jobs? that sounds great. >> you're living in a kansas utopia. >> republican boners. >> this would be the erection of a conservative up topia. >> the results will be well. >> the results of the experiment are in. only one problem. >> it's an abject failure. >> i'm sorry, what? >> i wish it had worked. it would be great. >> yeah. >> this is really an experimen

president was born in kansas city? [buzzer] >> coolidge. >> teddy rose very little. >> i know that's wrong. >> i was born on that day. harry truman, may 8. >> what is the other city that encompasses kansas city. >> you say that like it's obviously but we've had people getting it wrong. >> that would have to be kansas. >> which two last names names appear on the rosters of the giants and the royals. >> duffy. was that too soon? >> cane. >> who is the only manager ever to win his first eight play off games? >> kansas city. >> yeah the manager. i forget his name. he's a good guy though, seems like it. >> ned yost also the worst manager in baseball and it's going to show tonight. go giants. >> it would in fact be ned. we thank all the giants fans for paying along. there was one more potential contestant we approached refused to play because he played hookie from work and called in sick. instead he came here to watch the game and he's not the only one who may have told a slight fib but don't worry your identity remains safe

that's kansas city. the giants going wack to kansas city -- back to kansas city today. they are one win away from a third world series title in five seasons. >> 3-2 pitch. fly ball into center. back. this ball is out! >> that was tori campbell shouting. >> last night in the 8th inning of game 5, juan perez hit a double and then got the third on an error. perez then scored on brandon crawford's hit. giants up 5-0. that was the final score. madison bumgarner was just terrific. he's the man. put up a four-hit complete game shutout. >> that was the last game at at&t park until next year. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live now near mccovey cove. you are getting reaction from fans and players as everything moves from san francisco back to kansas city. good morning. >> reporter: dave, good morning to you. the giants are on the brink of another world series title after a huge win last night here at at&t park. it sure was a fun one for the ones. everyone feeling confident. the victory last night was thanks in large part to the man you see up on the big poster, pitcher madison b

kansas public schools. we have invested heavily. he voted against the last 1, 100 $30 million in property tax relief and education funding. paul davis voted against it but thought the other way. the cuts they made during the big height of the recession, i respect that but don't blame me about the cuts you made. >> governor, it doesn't change the fact that you signed into law the single largest cut to public school funding in state history. i'm glad you brought up poverty. what he or first goals was to do something about that and you have certainly done something about that. you made it worse. we have more people living in poverty than ever before. one in four children a living in poverty. no wonder people like mary are wondering what happened to their governor. they need a governor who was going to stand up for them and do something about poverty and that is what i will do. >> two-minute closing statements. >> i want to quote this from the website. kansas poverty rate is coming down. and measurement released a last weekend that it d

kansas city is coming into its own. >> reporter: now, the royals arrived back in kansas city and at coughman stadium after 5:00 this morning local time. you just heard from tara moments ago that the giants left san francisco. they will be arriving here in kansas city in a matter of hours. the royals are expected to take the field at 4:00 local time. the giants are expected to practice as well from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and then they will be headed back to the intercontinental hotel for much-needed rest before game 6. i do want to mention that in the past half an hour or so, the weather has got be really windy here in the kansas city area. we've seen a couple of lightning strikes. but rosemary orozco will have the full forecast for game six tomorrow night. we're live in kansas city, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> well, san francisco will be hosting a public viewing of tomorrow's big game outside city hall as it did two years ago. the city is et setting up a jumbotron screen in civic center plaza to broadcast the game live. it will be a family-friendly event. alcohol wil

kansas cannot afford this. we have to go in a different direction, direction that prioritizes our schools and uses proven ways to grow our economy and that is exactly what i would do as governor. >> first question. representative davis, you will have the opportunity to answer first. from the economy to education to ebola, there is an air of uncertainty about the future. what will your administration do to calm the concerns of kansans? >> first of all, we will use the old adage, if you're in a hole, you need to stop digging. the one-size-fits-all experiment of the governor is not working. you have to look at the data. we are trailing the surrounding states and the rest of the country in economic growth. the governor's own council of economic advisers documented this seven months ago. we are 45th in the country in terms of new business creation. in 2013, there were more businesses and that closed shop that opened shop. we have had three credit down ratings in just over a year. this is not working and it is not go

we know there are diehard fans headed to kansas city and nick joining us from san jose international with more. >> the fans could barely speak because they were up all night screaming and they are headed to kansas city to pick up the party where they left off today. >> this is our third go at this. >> this is a trip to kansas city to clear on the giants for game six. they have made the trip to the world series before in 2010 and 2012 but both of those series were over in five games. that didn't happen this time. now, it is going to go at least six or seven and a tighter series hopefully go to kansas city and get it done. >> plenty of orange and blackheaded to the midwest to clear on the giants although the talk is about bumgarner who may not be part of the lineup. >> what an amazing performance yesterday. >> kansas city, here we come! >> this is the first world series for the stanleys, scoring tickets with a premium hookup. >> the vice president of ticket sales is we know a kid who knows the inside rules. >> family and giants was the theme repeated, sisters making a friendly wager. >

the kansas independent trying to unseat republican pat roberts in kansas. still with us betsy woodruff is a politics writer. michael shure political analyst, and ari robinoff is host of "agenda" on sirius xm radio. you can run similar placings six ways to sunday, and end up. >> you'll see fundraising promises of other types of protection, promises of legislation, promises of prominence being tossed by both parties. i don't think that greg orman is going to win in kansas. i think that's a long shot. i think as you get closer to the election you'll get more and more dissatisfied voters rico alessing around their natural parties because the senate is so close, because electability is an issue and democrats would like to see harry reid as majority leader and republicans would like to see mitch mcconnell as majority leader. >> that would explain the downward trend for sean haw. his scary double digit numbers are now less scary single-kingdom numbers, but there is still the margin of error and depending on the poll, tillis or hagin are ahead. >> i think people do

so i want to get to kansas and iowa, two very different stories, but let's start in kansas wa this news today. we now have a two-way race, greg orman, pat roberts. we're looking at this polling that shows him as a front-runner. it is safe to say orman is the front-runner in this race right now? >> the poll that came out today as you point out suggests that. everyone i'm talking to behind the scenes is saying that their internal polling is saying that it is actually difficult to see a situation where roberts makes this a really close race. this is changing moment by moment. the roberts campaign is now fully engaged. for orman, it's a little bit of a race against time. there's a little bit of a -- to go against the conventional wisdom of this third party candidate dropping out -- or excuse me the democrat dropping out of the race, there is a sense among some independents that i talked to when i was in kansas, setting this up as a one versus one makes it easier for roberts' campaign to identify against orman. he's somebody that would operate outside the system of washington, d.c. as we kno

. >> now that is kansas. >> tonight we're with the fans in kansas city. good evening. >>. >>> the players rolled up to sfo and boarded up their chartered fight to kansas city. it was straight to work when they got there. they headed to the ballpark for a light workout. if there are any nerves you can see them tonight. >> our ken is in kansas city tonight. he sees that baseball fans are feeling blue. >> reporter: hi ann, we just got to kansas city. this is where the action is. this is where they're going to put the game up on the big screen behind me. you know how everything is orange in san francisco? you can expect in kansas city, everything is blue. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> everything is blue for the royals, you know what's going on. come on, everybody in the world knows what's going on. >> reporter: who are the royals again? >> the best baseball team again. >> reporter: say baseball again. >> baseball! >>reporter: now that is kansas. speaking of blue, royal fans are going to seem a little blue when they see how much tickets are going for on the street. >>

over kansas city missouri. and the rain creeping in just a little bit closer. i now have it until 9:00. still mainly dry. until 9:30, 10:00 that chance for scattered showers will be increasing. thunderstorms look to hold off until after midnight. so today's game ended before 9:00 p.m. if that's the case for tomorrow, we're in great shape. but if it goes long, that could increase the possibility of a little bit of wet weather. game three back home in the bay area may also be met with wet weather. i'll have a look at that in the extended forecast coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> what a way to start the world series and what is it about sports that is so important to so many people? maureen naylor talked to a psychology professor tonight and she's live now in campbell with some answers, maureen. >> reporter: julie from campbell to corte madero pretty much everywhere in between. giant fans can feel good about having a win. and we spoke to that psychologist about why tonight's win is so special. >> we're in the w

back to the desk. ♪ i'm going to kansas city kansas city here i come ♪ >> i'm told this is fats domino singing. i'm trying to find the year. '64. san francisco giants are getting ready for a big night in kansas city. the team could win its third world series in the past five seasons with a victory tonight. giants' pitcher jake peavy, he lost game 2 but is getting ready for one of the biggest nights of his long and successful career. brian flores is live in kansas city with this preview of game 6. >> reporter: good morning to you. i got my lucky giants' tie on there. good morning, everybody. we're live in kc. the giants are live inside the intercontinental hotel in air you aia called the -- area called the plaza. a lot of beautiful colors, a lot of shopping. a beautiful area here this morning. but certainly, both teams getting ready for game 6 tonight. certainly the fans show up last night. the players are here. the giants held a light workout last night around 6:00 p.m. local time. the royals had their practice time around 4:00 in the afternoon. royals have not made it to the big dance

because she falls within the bottom 20% of kansas wage earners, she is paying 50% more in kansas income taxes solely because of the governor's economic experiment. we have to do better for people like mary. the choice we have in this election is about whether we are going to clean up the mess of the governor has created or we are going to hit the accelerator the governor says on more cuts to schools, more debt and a failed experiment. chances cannot afford this. we have to go in a different direction, direction that prioritizes our schools and uses proven ways to grow our economy and that is exactly what i would do as governor. >> first question. representative davis, you will have the opportunity to answer first. education toomy to ebola, there is an air of uncertainty about the future. what will your administration do kansans?he concerns of >> first of all, we will use the old adage, if you're in a hole, you need to stop digging. the one-size-fits-all experiment of the governor is not working. you have to look at the data. we are trailing the surrounding states and the rest of the cou

ktvu's brian forezis in kansas city with -- flores is in kansas city with how everyone is preparing for the game. >> today we are getting something we haven't seen before. the little bags. >> reporter: everywhere you look in kansas city it is all about the royals. from the sea of blue that stadium to the sea of signs lining up the shopping area. >> who is going to win? >> royals. team of destiny. >> giants fans don't think so but one thing is for sure, kansas city is hungry for its first championship in 29 years. >> if they lost would i be disappointed? yes. heartbroken? no. because i think san francisco is a good team. >> reporter: crews were putting on the finishing touches on the stadium from the bunting to sweeping up the parking lot. some would say both teams are winners and what the giants do for the economy, many say the royals are doing the same thing right here in kansas city. >> this is a true sports town. >> reporter: bars and restaurants are picking up and the team store is busy with business quadrupling last year. >> the fans are flocking out to the stadium here. >> reporte

year in kansas politics. >> reporter: in the race for governor of kansas, challenger paul davis is running neck and neck with the back. >> good morning, kansas. good morning kansas state fair. >>. >> welcome mr davis, good to have you here. i've been coming to these for over 40 years, and i love the kansas get together. >> i'm paul davis, i'm a moderate. commonsense leader, an independent thinker. that's why i'm supported by over 100 current and former republican elected officials. the governor's experiment is not working. we are trailing surrounding states and the rest of the country in virtually every economic growth indicator there is, and it is one star state deep in debt. >> sam brow back ran in 2010, a huge year, and won a sweeping victory here. he also brought in with him a very, very conservative representatives. >> he became one of the most powerful governors in politics. governor brow back felt the state needed to do something. >> the brow back promise was something along the lines that we would cut taxes and there would be a surge in employment, a surge in economic growth. and t

>> i have been to kansas city. nothing against the fine people of kansas city. >> get me some barbecue. >> they can ship it. ships well. thank you, spencer. >>> we have more ahead, including the unusual procedure that helped a paralyzed man move again. >>> plus questions surrounding the death of a vietnam veteran at a v.a. hospital. how the hospital is explaining a mistake. >>> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. another major retailer is breached and how much more you will pay to travel this thanksgiving is scary. and you're eligible for san medicare, area you live anthem blue cross can help you get a great plan at a great rate! our new medicare advantage plans pay for many of the costsare do' original medicare doesn't. so you can focus on other important decisions. anthem plans help protect youh. doctors and hospitals, and, we've built stronger partnerships with trusted local to bring you special benefits like... ...dental and vision, prescription drug coverage, plus free memberships at participating gyms. now's

. >>> the weather in kansas city will be just fine. mostly sunny and temperatures will be warming up. big changes for us by the end of the week. >> reporter: we're live in cupertino, where a teenaged boy is being remembered this morning after being truck by a

year in kansas politics. >> reporter: in the race for governor of kansas, challenger paul davis is running neck and neck with the incumbent sam brow back. >> good morning, kansas. good morning kansas state fair. [ cheering ] >>. >> welcome mr davis, good to have you here. i've been coming to these for over 40 years, and i love the kansas get together. >> i'm paul davis, i'm a moderate. commonsense leader, an independent thinker. that's why i'm supported by over 100 current and former republican elected officials. the governor's experiment is not working. we are trailing surrounding states and the rest of the country in virtually every economic growth indicator there is, and it is one star state deep in debt. >> sam brow back ran in 2010, a huge year, and won a sweeping victory here. he also brought in with him a very, very conservative right-wing house of representatives. >> he became one of the most powerful governors in politics. governor brow back felt the state needed to do something. >> the brow back promise was something along the lines that we would cut taxes and there would be a su

after a disappg oi loss for the giants last night it has all come down to this, world series here in kansas city we will have marrero reaction and what they are looking forward to later today. >>> it leaves a map dead and we will tell you about the key evidence left at the scene. >>> stanford is apologizing, all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> ktvu channel 2 morning news this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we are live at kaufman stadium this morning and this is the big scene, game 7, the deciding game of the world series, we play tonight, brian flores will have more on what the giants are doing to make sure they prepping home the outcome we would leak. and i had to run around, every time i came in the door i heard oh, my g-d, another one. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic, steve is over here, can you promise pam a warm day? >> yes, just today though. >> okay. >> also a nice forecast, there is not a cloud in the sky in kansas city and everything is okay and it looks clear and we have a health of some fog and they are putting a cap on things, for those of you watchin

i don't think it's kansas it's across the country but i know my state best. what i would say is that people are fed up with washington. they're fed up with the status quo. and in large part they expected their candidates to do what they said once they become office holders. and in the united states senate, it has been so difficult to accomplish anything because the senate is dysfunctional. it doesn't work. i don't expect to win every battle that i engage in on behalf of kansasens but i expect the opportunity in the united states senate to have the chance to tell the story to fight the fight to make the case to actually ask people to cast votes. my interest in serving as the nrfc chair is clearly related to my belief that a republican majority of the senate would be good for the country. philosophically i align with the country to go in this direction, in that direction. but the precipitating action to my willingness to serve in the capacity is rising in the united states senate and realizing it is no longer what it has been. i'm a former house of representati

fans hope for a big win tonight. >>> game one is tonight in kansas city and game two is tomorrow in kansas city and the series comes back to san francisco for games these and four and friday and saturday at at&t park along with game five on sunday if it becomes necessary and the series will go back to kansas city for six and seven if the game are needed and all games start at 5:07 our time. >>> our reporter will report from the world series today and tomorrow and you can follow his digital updates from kansas city in between by following him in between. >>> "blade runner" oscar pistorius has been sentenced to maximum of five years in prison for killing his girlfriend. the judge in the court read the sentence this morning. oscar pistorius served immediately, but legal experts say he could move to house arrest in as little as ten months. the judge acquitted ok objection of murder and found him guilty of culpable homicide similar to what we consider manslaughter here. ok objection fatally shot reeva steenkamp through a bathroom door last day. >> the. >> their of the contentious ballot measure

in kansas city and if necessary, a decisive game seven is wednesday. the first pitch for boat games is 5:07 our time with team coverage live for the final game or games of the worm series and follow abc7 news sports anchor on facebook and wayne freedman will have digital updates. >>> the free ride is over for bart commuters in the east bay for parking. amy hollyfield is at concord bart to explain. >>> now when you park in concord you need to remember this stall number on the parking space because now you need to pay for it. parking at the concord bart station now costs $1. bart officials say the system cannot afford to offer free parking costing an average of $1.33 a day to maintain and police so they need you to help pay for that. some commuters complain this isn't enough parking at bart stations and they want more parking gar rans build. officials say that will not happen garages are too expensive but they will use the parking fees to pay for things like bicycle lockers and racks and bus schultzs. -- shuttles. >> i am not super happy. i pay $5.65 eac

neck with the back. >> good morning, kansas. good morning kansas state fair. >>. >> welcome mr davis, good to have you here. i've been coming to these for over 40 years, and i love the kansas get together. >> i'm paul davis, i'm a moderate. commonsense leader, an independent thinker. that's why i'm supported by over 100 current and former republican elected officials. the governor's experiment is not working. we are trailing surrounding states and the rest of the country in virtually every economic growth indicator there is, and it is one star state deep in debt. >> sam brow back ran in 2010, a huge year, and won a sweeping victory here. he also brought in with him a very, very conservative representatives. >> he became one of the most powerful governors in politics. governor brow back felt the state needed to do something. >> the brow back promise was something along the lines that we would cut taxes and there would be a surge in employment, a surge in economic growth. and that certainly hasn't happened. in fact, what has happe

kansas city will counter with jeremy guthrie, gametime 5:07 tonight. people of kansas city have been so gracious and so hopeful out here for us and our crews, we wish both teams lock but hopefully we are coming home with they championship. >> it's nice to hear that it has been a friendly reception near kansas city. now let's go to san francisco where crews are setting the stage for tonight's big event at the civic center plaza. that's where we find tara moriarty who let us know what's happening behind the big screen. >> the city has to get ready just in case the giants should win, and behind the big tv screen there is where all the action is. in front we have a handful of fans diehard who simply will not give up hope. earlier this morning we saw crews setting up a stage on city hall steps and some tense on the sidewalk just in case the giants take it all the way. we don't want to jinx those giants especially after last night heartbreaking 10-zero loss against the royals. loyal fans like carina jones got here last night and then her sister came to save

lucero, los gigantes estn en kansas hoy... y los reales tienen mas de dos decadas sin pasar a una serie mundial lucero live lucero live ser un encuentro de infarto porque el resultado del partido de hoy podra establecer el estado de nimo para los siguientes juegos de la serie mundial... take voboxes y es que se trata de dos equipos de bisbol con una trayectoria muy distinta. para los gigantes, es la tercer serie mundial a la que califican en los ltimos cinco aÑos... por otro lado, esta es la primera vez en 29 aÑos que los reales jugarn en la serie mundial despus de mantenerse invictos en la postemporada... y aunque ninguno de los dos equipos enfrentaba eliminacin en las ltimas dos rondas, ambos tendran que ganar ..... adems otro dato importante es que esta es la primera vez que la serie mundial tiene a dos equipos que ganaron menos de 90 juegos en la temporada regular... hoy los reales tienen el derecho de abrir el gran clsico en casa por el hecho de haber ganado el juego de estrellas a mediados de este aÑo y ser en el esta

: kansas city kansas city kansas city missouri. >> reporter: your forecast for tomorrow's game 5 05 first pitch low temperatures but below the 47 similar to san francisco's our boys will fill to fall far away from home of the little bit chilly one of this for the following game. >> reporter: the skies are clearing the traffic is pretty good we have local rainfall about a third of an inch and meringue county. >> reporter: not deal and those areas and see some more rain this week. >> reporter: klaus departing this evening nothing like we saw this earlier. >> reporter: temperatures right now 64 in san francisco 66 in nevada 66 in oakland. >> reporter: were looking at 8:00 tonight in the overnight hours a pot of showers could come up petaluma might see a slight drizzle. well last belong. >> reporter: things will mostly clear up tomorrow conditions should be relatively clear. >> reporter: 66 in san francisco 52 in sunnyvale in the east bay up in the east bay mild temperatures 71 walnut creek 70 unconquered. >> reporter: sachs 67 in san bruno. >> reporter: the rain out of here possible rain on

here we go again. >> are you good kansas city? >> my husband's going to kansas city tomorrow. >> this started with touching tribute to legend bay area comedian as they threw out the first pitch to billy crystal. billy crystal who was a yankees fan was still allowed here because he's a close friend of rob w robin williams. there are a few boats and yachts here at mccovey cove. last of the giants fans slowly streaming out of at&t park. they're looking forward to game six in this world series. reporting live at mccovey cove, abc 7 news. >> i wonder how many giants fans will call in sick after partying all night. fans sending us pictures, showing off her giants style. this family all geared up, posing for a pregame picture. we want to see your fan photos. you can e-mail them to ureport@kgotv.com. we'll have game highlights coming up in sports. >>> for now, let's get a check of the weather. no rain on tonight's game and the bay area actually looking ahead at a little bit of a heat wave this week. >> doppler showing clear skies around t

all connections from the north and west to kansas city and it is also known to the kansas city massacre. june 17th, attempted ambush to bust out or be transported, four police officers in a criminal fugitive were killed. >> reporter: massive gunfire. bullet holes remaining and the city moves on. >> it is another piece of our history, there is so much in our town, some things you can remember more and others you don't. >> that was mike reporting from union station and underwent a major renovation from all over the world. >> he is amazing on twitter. these guys have been eating pancakes and he has been giving us great coverage and if you are not following him on twitter, you will search him and i am jealous that he got to go. kansas city world series fans are trying to rally spirit for game two and no doubt they spent the day licking their wounds and here is what they had to say immediately after the gains won last night. >> james shields needs to be better, and that's pretty much it. >> reporter: what surprised you the most about the giants, was it madison bumgarner? >> madison bumgarner

even here in kansas city. many of these units initially drove with wooden rifles. -- drilled with wooden rifles they didn't have what they needed, or they brought their own squirrel gun. eventually, private citizens donated for rifles, for uniforms, and eventually they got some springfield breech loading rifles and some decent uniforms, as well. they kept busy. they guarded. they were on the lookout when they were marching throughout the major cities and towns. they had the right-of-way before anybody else because they were guard, protecting the local community, and sometimes they would get into smaller melees with people who were acting the way they weren't supposed to. for example, major cities had restricted areas into which german immigrants, who had not yet become citizens, were not allowed to go into. or if you saw somebody taking pictures in restricted areas, like around city hall or the railroad depots, the home guard would be there and they would confiscate those cameras, would confiscate any film in

in kansas city, there was trash talking that got the bar owners involved. in giants lost left last said they would send the special bloody mary mix. >> a long road. we know it is not over. a great start. >> great way to start the series. >> although some royals fans went to lefty o'doul's to watch they did not enjoy it as much as the giants' fans. game two is tonight. >>> royals fanned watch the fall classic for the first time in 29 years. the giants were head with a double that scored and posey tried to score but was then out at the plate and that was not close. that was followed by the homer to right center field. he did not get that involved and still an out. only giving up one run, three hits in seven hittings. the pitcher credited hunter pens with putting the team on the advantage early. >> no one works harder than him. it has been an honor and a blessing to have him as a teammate. >> the record for scoreless post-season innings on the road ended at 32 and two-thirds on a him run snapping a run of 28 scoreless innings, the second largest streak in hist

here in kansas city, pretty chilly kansas city, this is it, folks, game 7 of the world series, we hoped it dent hoop here noticing you can bet this place will be rocking as well. sellout crowd expected and let's hope watching the game, he have royals player had at least one hit. he was rocked only pitching in a third, that didn't really help, but that second inning was a momentum and it lasted 32 minutes, his performance was as disappointing as it gets, and a lot of the giants are excited and here is buster posey talking about that. >> it is a unique opportunity, a lot of people get to play game 7 with the world series and i am ready and excited and they are wondering if they would come off two days rest. again they are sticking with them and don't be surprised if he makes an appearance as we mentioned, history does not appear well for the giants, we we are not listening, last time they won in game 7 was the 1979 pittsburgh pirates, even though they say they are not going to do well, we have taylor swift, they released an album back in 20 there 12 and and hopefully we are here and lot o

the game will be played in kansas city. we're in kansas city this morning. we've been -- yes. strike 1. that's a live picture from a diner in kansas city. mike mibach is out there right now. city diner in -- yeah, it's a bummer. that says, it, too. we're with some nice folks there. this is a place where royals' fans have been going for years. mike mibach may not fit in right there with the crowd but mike is there to show us what people are saying and feeling this morning. he will join us in a couple of minutes with a look at the museum honoring the league's past players. stay tuned. thank you for joining us. wednesday, october 2nd. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. >>> a quick look at our weather and traffic and steve, a beautiful sunrise. it's chilly out there. >> it is chilly. we have a lot of 40s and a lot of comments coming in saying oh, my goodness. that's just for us. a lot of 40s and it turned fast from the system we had came by on monday. left behind a lot of cool air. a lot of high clouds continue to stream in. it will be 70 degrees and mostly sunny. i mean there'

i know kansas. kansas is conservative. kansas wants answers. my opponent is a liberal democrat. they will not support the keystone pipeline. my opponent is not an independent. >> we do not live in the information age anymore. we live in the misinformation age. you heard misinformation from roberts. -- from senator roberts. i will address that one at a time, if we have the opportunity, during the debate. i senator roberts, you talk care more about the way someone votes. about supporting farmers and you vote against the farm bill. you talk about supporting veterans and you did not have the courage to go to washington to vote on the be a reform bill. -- va reform bill. i think that's more important and i think kansans know that. >> we achieved the number one priority, crop insurance. in the farm bill. yes i voted against the bill , because, once again, we see farmers farming for the government and not the market. i received the endorsement from the farm bureau and major organizations. they endorsed me and not my opponent. in every case, i am the champion for farmers and ranchers in

my buddy wayne freedman is live in kansas city. wayne, i'm wondering what the mood is like there. >> reporter: it sounds awfully loud there. sounds very loud there. what we have here tonight is a drama playing out in two very large american cities. here's a fact a lot of people don't realize about the kansas city royals. they have been complaining since the royals haven't won a world series in 20 years since 1985 but the fact is this city has won 26 baseball championships. ever hear of the kansas city monarchs? >> let's go, giants! >> reporter: when fans attend a world series game, especially a potential closing game, they get an "i was there" claim to baseball history. why else would giants fans come all the way back to kansas city? >> i did want to see history. >> reporter: but texting history is different than learning it. for that, visit 18th and vine, where you will find the negro league baseball museum. >> you don't have to be a baseball fan. >> reporter: this is a place where baseball provides the theme but segregation would

if we win in kansas city, that's cool. >> i'll take it. our world series post game coverage is just getting started. stay with us. we'll be right back. 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. >> tim sweating through it. >> we got some of the giants' biggest fans in the crowd

it took place in kansas city 90 years ago this month. the hilldale daisies versus the kansas city monarchs. there is one other historical parallel you might not like. the daisies had a two game lead going into the end of it. >> the monarchs would win that world series. know how they did it? they had to win the last two games to win the world series. we are hoping a little history might be on our side. >> reporter: in baseball they say it's never over til it's over but this chapter of the game is. one other note. in kansas city, everybody talks about the fact it's been 29 years since the royals won a world series but they conveniently forget that kansas city monarchs who won the negro league world series 25 times. that's a lot. we know somebody over here who spent some time with kansas city fans, michael shumann. you were playing on their hospitality today? >> a little bit. before we get to that, my grandfather was a full-blooded indian and had to play in the negro league as a man of color. played over ten years. people in the midwest acc

the ace shutdown kansas city. leaving the giants one victory away from their third world series crown in five years. a star-studded game five. rob lowe was there and joe and jennifer montana, benjamin bratt . stop looking at your phone, joe! witness a master at work. bumgarner strikes out the side in the second. come get some royals, if you can. he has to give up that nickname and give it back to bumgarner or give it to him. 1-0 in the fourth. it is crawford looping to center and pablo sandoval. they have to resign him. it may be worth it. giants up 2-0 and look at that big curve ball. that's wicked. eight strikeoutsouts for bumgarner. 2-0 game, bottom eight and perez just missed a run. 5-0 game. bumgarner closes it out. that's your ballgame. madbum's career 0.29. that is the best in history. that is crazy stuff. it is like impossible to do that. the giants win it 5 h-0 and can close the series out on tuesday night in kc. >> what he has been able to do this post season is remarkable. we have the tv's on and all yo

in kansas city, barbecue and kansas city jazz and also mayor lee is also serving up some humphrey slocumb ice cream. have you ever tried that? >> i don't think i have. but bring it on. bring it on. >> let's just say the mayor of kansas city will be trying it after the world series. >> after they lose. okay, roberta gonzales live in the city, thank you. >>> and some fifth graders in the east bay have a very special connection to the giants world series run. >> go, giants! >> their teacher at vintage hills elementary school in pleasanton, her son brandon crawford is the shortstop. lynn gets more nervous than her son at game time. >> he is always just the calm in the storm. i got a necklace two years ago and it says live your dreams. so i wear that all the time for games now. >> mrs. crawford has baseball photos and giants memorabilia in her classroom, of course. her goal is to teach her students life lessons and to dream big. >>> so are you ready for game one? find coverage of the giants' post-season runs including stats, schedules and videos at kpix.com and go, giants, tonight, first pitch