hitting average, most home runs and most runs batted in in the american league the first latino and venezuelan in history to have the honor. they will represent their country disproportionately in this world series. i was beaming with pride for the giants but also for venezuela. reporter: adriana lopez runs a restaurant in the mission. she says it s about time the world realizes the national obsession for her country. this is huge pride. we have had baseball players in the major leagues for a long time, 273 actually in the history of the league so it s a big deal. this is just a consequence of years of players being here and making it to the major leagues. it s very exciting. we re we must be all very proud all venezuelans to have so much players playing in the world series. reporter: omar infante of the detroit tigers says for his countrymen it doesn t matter who wins the series. they don t care. it s good because, you know, being in the world series that s not
about a crazy story involving one of the historic home run balls from last night s world series game. juliette goodrich tells us all about it. reporter: hi, dana. first and forecast, what a game tonight. but, yes, everyone talking about pablo s three home runs that he blasted out of the park yesterday. would you believe that one fan did in fact get the third ball. how she got it and what she did with it is really a story in itself. into center. reporter: when pablo sandoval hit his third home run in last night s game, you won t believe where the ball ended up. he said, you know, where is the ball? where s the ball? and i m not gonna tell him. so i m right in here. reporter: she was sitting in the outfield. when the ball went over the fence, she claimed she went over, or rather, fell over the bleachers, 20 feet down. and then i went down over the railing. reporter: and there she was, just feet away from panda s record-breaking home run ball. i picked up the bal
the arteries of your dishwasher are constantly clogging up with grease and lime scale. use finish dishwasher cleaner every month to keep your machine in sparkling health. booze runs.. and going shop, you re watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. governor, can i talk to you for a minute? why won t you look at any of the tape we have on caltrans. wait a minute. why won t you show it to us? state workers caught making some booze runs and going shopping on your dime. the investigation that led to this confrontation with the governor. good evening. i m ken bastida. and i m dana king. we will have that story coming up. but first, we have learned about a crazy story involving one of the historic home run balls from last night s world series game. juliette goodrich tells us all about it. reporter: hi, dana. first and forecast, what a game tonight. but, yes, everyone talking about pablo s three home runs that he blasted out of the park yesterday. would you
funding at will. we investigate the budgeting and lobbying that has california spending more on jail cells than classrooms. we re going to start by telling you you can watch the giants play tomorrow night at civic center plaza. tv s are going up right now in front of city hall. dennis, this is an amazing story. well, i think somebody call barack obama because detroit needs another bailout. no team in the history of the world series has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit. the giants have some pretty good odds on their side. new park, same result for the giants who really look like a juggernaut right now. grego blanco puts one at the wall. that is a three-bagger. a 1-0 lead. tigers starter anibal sanchez, but brandon crawford drives it home for a 2-0 lead. same score. fifth inning now. and miguel cabrera, a chance to tie the game, but ryan vogelsong gets him to cough it off. ending the threat. vogelsong takes it to a scoreless inning. the giants become the first team since t
investigation shows he committed suicide. williams had been battling severe depression. kron4 s jeff bush is live in tiburon tonight. where residents talked about their memories of williams. jeff? jeff bush residents here in this quiet neighborhood say he kept to himself and did not bother anyone. he thoroughly enjoyed riding his bike around in the morning. the news was quietly received on the street where robin williams lived with his wifethe steet where he was found dead on monday. neighbors remember robin as a quiet person who kept to himself and didn t put on heirs. we just saw him on his bicycle and saw him in the neighborhood and he lived a quiet life and unassuming. we had no inkling that something like this was possible. i lived across from robin for a couple years nowmaybe four or five and he was a great guy and i don t know how to react.: what were some of the memories of him that you can remember?: i m friends with his step son so he would come in the room whe