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respects to the late giants legend. but good afternoon. i'm ryan yamamoto. when you think of any legends from the san francisco giants, willie mays might come to mind. say, hey, kid was electric on the field. it was a world series champion and all store in hall of famer. willie mays died at the age of 93 in palo alto. well, they may story extended well beyond the baseball field. he broke down barriers for athletes of color. and others has lost being felt all around the world and right here in the bay area. vern glenn has more on the legacy that may's left behind. >>really? left. >>willie mays was a great base. player. is an understatement. you cannot mention the 5 greatest players of all time. without bringing him in the discussion. more than 1931. the son of a steel mill worker. may's learned the game at an early age and although as that

was alabama high school had no baseball team. it was clear that sport would define him. at 16. he was playing for the birmingham black barons of the negro leagues. the day after he graduated from high school he signed with the new york giants and by age 20. was in the majors playing games at the polo grounds. that was 1950. his career was briefly put on hold for 2 years because of military service. 1954. he was back in a baseball uniform. doing what he did best. over the shoulder catch in the 54 world series win over cleveland is still considered by many the greatest catch in the history of the game. he was the national league's most valuable player in 1954. >>got you did you hit your 31st home run today? do you play center field? you say?

>>it was his bat that did a lot. of the talking. for 8 years running. he drove it over 100 runs 660 career home runs is 4th all time. his career batting average was 30, too. but 1958 the giants had moved from new york to san francisco. from the wonderful world of sports. we bring you home run derby. high fly ball into right center field. this may go all the way its way back there and gone into the right center field bleachers led them to the 1962 world series. and mccain team captain in 1964. that was followed by another mvp award in 1965. almost 40 years after you retired in 1973. as a new york met, he was considered baseball's greatest living ballplayer. a label of which he took events. never like that. if you are the greatest ballplayer, you just say you're the greatest, ballplayer rather not live involved. ballplayer. what good is that? i i heard

that when i 1st heard it, i don't know if you were around when i 1st heard it. i said wait a minute. you mean i got to be passed away before you guys give you credit for doing something? inducted to the baseball hall of fame in 1979? york city on a friday at 4:00, scared to death with 3 bats in my briefcase. my glove i didn't have a uniform. i didn't have a hat. we all said to me san as long as our manager, you are my son of feeling you do not have to hit. the ball. leo darroch, i think gave me a little courage. park 1st open. a landmark statue was erected in his honor at 3rd and king streets. in san francisco. biden his god, son, barry bonds was setting home run records of his own bonds past may's on the career home run list. maze was there to pass on the torch

secret special. you are to me. and i'm thank you for your love guidance. and supported me all these years. yeah. while my dad isn't here to celebrate with me it means the world to me. that you are. i love you. after san francisco won the world series in 2010. days returned to new york to share the title with giant fans there. the polo grounds stadium is gone, but the streets where he once played stickball, is there could throw and he could field hit for contact and for power. and of course, he was so fast. he could barely keep ahead on his head. hey, kid. hey. that job. is great his position in the history of baseball will live on forever. and a wonderful

tribute, thereby vern glenn. well, giants are on the road of fans have been stopping by oracle park to leave flowers at the statue of the say, hey, kid, that statues fans in front >>of >>it is the 1st thing fancy before entering the stadium on game day. giants fans have been stopping by share their stories. on what may's meant to them >>was kind of a mixed emotion. that was thinking about him and i was also thinking about my mom 1st took me to see willie mays play on. 16th and bryant. yes. stadium before candlestick park. he was a great inspiration for young, black african american kids coming up, you know, we had a star. >>and yesterday major league baseball games all around the country did the same holding moments of silence. rich waltz of mlb network announced maze passing during a double. a double a minor league game between the birmingham barons and the montgomery biscuits at rick woodfield. take a listen

with great sadness that we announce giants legend. famer. willie mays. has passed away and here we are. a celebration. ballpark. where he got his start as a 17 year old. playing for the black barons. please. that game along with tomorrow's giants cardinals game were part of the mlb celebration of negro league baseball. maze had released a statement earlier this week regretting that he could not attend and landmarks all around san francisco, including city hall were lit up in orange to pay tribute to willie mays. tower and salesforce tower also shining orange. he left mark on the city and, of course on the game of baseball. we're also seeing an outpouring of reaction in the sports world maze, god's son and fellow giants legend barry bonds posted online that may's helped shape him into the man he is today and the giants released a statement from willie mays, son michael.

thanking his fans for the unwavering love. they have shown his father over the years and very bear, the giants president and ceo, remember may saying in part i fell in love with baseball because of willie plain and simple and much more. willie mays and his remarkable legacy throughout our show this morning. and stay with us for continuing coverage on how the bay area is remembering giants legend willie mays. we'll keep you updated on air on our website at kpix.com streaming on the free cbs news app. also we'll continue this coverage all day long. right here on k p i x still ahead of new and extremely on cbs news bay area crews continue to battle fires across california. you have the latest on the progress in the firefight, plus it's juneteenth. celebration. of freedom. yeah. communities around the bay recognizing the federal holiday known as the 2nd independence day. there is a live look outside before we head to the break a live look at oracle. park. you can say it's the stadium that will amaze built. we'll be right

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deliver more and fremont. we have some 80s trickled in off into the east bay near antioch in walnut creek, but for our friends near san francisco and across the bay bridge in oakland, holding on tight to 60s with some cloudy and breezy conditions along our coast today, sunny or skies off their wine country this afternoon, actually topping off in the 70s for daytime highs. lives. now we're talking about temperatures a lot. and here's the reason why we dip down fast compared to yesterday. now we're all sitting below average, no matter where you live in the bay area and compare that to the rest of the state dealing with goodness gracious, triple digits down in the south, triple digits off near nevada and arizona. what we have with that breezy onshore flow is almost a treat for us if you ask me, but watch what happens as we head into the next 7 days will continue to see a nice warm up as we head in the 1st day of summer, right around the corner. daytime highs are going to hit the upper 80s by tomorrow afternoon 90s by friday, the 1st few days of summer are looking beautiful and warm in our inland areas, upper 90s by saturday, we average out heading into next week with more 80s in store for us, but

this is a friendly reminder now to continue to hydrate where plenty of sunscreen for all those out door summer activities this weekend because it's going to be a warm 1 in those uv rays are going to be strong. however, if you have lived closer to the bay, oakland san francisco daly city we're going to hold on tight to 60s and 70s, all week long heading into our weekend forecast with that marine layer that june gloom holding on tight tests for a little bit longer, especially as we kick off next work week. >>yeah. today is juneteenth the day the last enslaved african americans in the united states learned of their emancipation. and people across the bay area honoring the holiday in different ways. san francisco city hall will shine red, black and green to recognize the holiday also happening in the city is a juneteenth block party that will happen at fillmore and webster. the oakland museum of california is marking juneteenth with a cookout. shawn chitnis as the details

freedom. for all honor. a tradition rooted in the black community. teen struck to once again do both this year. >>this is the most american of holidays. this is us actualizing. what we stand. for as a country. >>ryan royster is 1 of the organizers for the event and says it's special to see a day long celebrated in the south now a national celebration. the event is rooted in the campaign to get juneteenth recognized as a holiday creatives in oakland work to get more than 800 corporations. to give their workers the day off. back in 2020. >>this is our independence day and it needs to be celebrated. people need to know about it and all are welcome at this festival. we want everybody to come and enjoy >>for the 1st time ever. there will be a juneteenth event at the oakland museum of california. chefs like michel mcqueen will each contributed dish to make a shared plate for gap. >>we take pride in our food, we take pride in coming together

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well, it's probably month and today we celebrate san francisco's glide. memorial church. and revel marvin. white. as an openly gay leader. on a mission. >>yeah. guess the other part of being gay is that i have been on the campaign to to make sure that beauty and aesthetics are part of unconditional love and how we serve community if we don't have a building that people are proud of. then we won't be the community anchor that people need. >>reverend white uses his journey to promo unconditional love and acceptance as sermons blend has personal experiences.

and a commitment to making the church a welcoming space for all maintaining glide memorials inclusive message. our lauren toms has reverend whites full story that will happen tonight at 6:00 pm every member and remember our pride. special hope club friday airs at 10 a.m. on sunday, june 30th on our sister station pix plus 44 cable 12. and streaming on a free cbs news >>app. >>still ahead at noon, we honor and continue to honor the late willie mays. was hometown is honoring him a day before the negro leagues tribute game at rookwood field. >>you can get your kpi. news. weather and livestream. stream in 1 place >>on >>the cbs news app downloaded free >>today. >>these are your neighborhoods. this is your world. cbs news bay area. ahead on kpix 5. juliette goodrich. cbs evening

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more at 3. well, the bay bay area mourns a national hero, a baseball legend the say, hey, kid, of course, willie mays passing away yesterday at the age of 93. the former giants center fielder began his career in the negro league in 1948 with the birmingham black barons their home as rick woodfield. it is the oldest pro ballpark in the nation this this week they put the final touches on this mural honoring mays. and, of course, the san francisco giants. they will take on the st louis cardinals at that field that rick woodfield that will happen tomorrow afternoon. we will carry that game or highlights right here on k p i x well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 7 on the free cbs news app or next newscast set 3:00. i have a great afternoon.

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