now at 11:00 >> terribly shocked. another controversy for oakland after federal agents raided mayor thao's home. by the time they were serving a search warrant that points the finger at the mayor >> what it means as the city reals from a mass shooting. then, a final good-bye to the say hey kid. with fans at oracle park >> i anyhow him more as a civic icon in san francisco, how involved he was with the team for so many years all of the way up to the end. >> and on the ground in alabama where he first made a name for

himself in the birmingham black barons. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hi, i'm sara donchey. we have not seen a day like today in oakland, maybe, ever. federal agents raided the home of the city's mayor along with a well-connected businessman throwing more dirt on the growing mound of issues facing the town. including a mass shooting. this was the scene outside of mayor thao's home, fbi agents coming and going, no sign of the mayor herself. andrea nakano is live at her house with the latest. andrea? >> reporter: the mayor canceled all public events today. we don't know where she is. we had a crew camped out outside of city hall hoping to catch up with her but no luck there. so,

at this point there are a lot of unanswered questions. we report on what we know about the raids today in oakland. >> shock waves going through the highest ranks of oakland city government as the mayor's home was raided by the federal authorities. remains unclear what agents were looking for when they arrived at the home. but roughly five hours later, a dozen agents left with 10 boxes and two bags of material from inside of the home. former federal prosecutor says it indicates agents are highly confident in their allegations. >> by the time they are executing a search warrant on the mayor of oakland's home they have done a lot of the background investigation. that is a bold move. it says a couple of things. knob one it says enough probable cause to go into the house. but also says they were unable to secure the sort of cooperation that

one would expect from an elected mayor. they had to get a search warrant to obtain documents, to obtain hard drives and information. that, already, points the finger of corruption at the oakland player fairly substantially. and it is far along indeed before they take a step like that. >> former fbi agent involved says agents were likely looking for something connected to a white collar crime. >> they are going to take books with notes in them. take any media, thumb drives, social media, all of that data will be analyzed, mirrored and obviously she will get her computers back. they will look through it with a fine teught comb. members were at thao's home demanding answers from the mayor. the judge, ousted by thao from her role in the police commission, she says the raid escalates their calls for

her to step down. >> i was stunned, to tell you the truth. i was shocked. i was disheartened. and, just extremely disappointed that she has that this shame has been brought to the city. we are a national disgrace. it is up fortunate. they deserve so much better. >> but, tony says the raid on the highest ranking official indicates authorities are certain of her involvement in this conduct. >> the mayor of oakland. they better be right, right? this is as there is corruption. we could not get the cooperation of the mayor investigating this corruption. >> now, sara, this is the home that the mayor shares with her boyfriend. seen walking in earlier today. we have seen flashes of light from what

electrics like a television from the window above the garage but at this time we have not seen her mayor at all today, back to you. >> interesting. we await what she has to say. thank you very much. of course, it was not just the mayor's home raided. as we mentioned the home of a oakland family that owns a recycling business with city contracts raided as well. the house is on view crest court. linked to andy duong. his family owns california waste solutions. we saw fbi and irs taking boxes from the company's offices along embarcadero. that building happens to be home to the vietnamese business association that was also raided this afternoon and has ties to the duong family. we have that part of the coverage . fbi agents and irs raided

the office on embarcadero in oak land. it is located on the third floor, the vietnamese american business association or vaba was raided by federal agents today. >> surprising. all of the companies are doing good for the community. recycling and cleaning up the mess that we have. california waste solutions is owned by the du on, ng family. >> saigon we call home but our heart is here. >> vietnam ease soldiers seized the properties in 1975. after arriving to the pay area the family settled in the tenderloin. the family picks up cardboard off of the streets to

make money. it is now worth hundreds of millions, employees about 300 people and invests back in vietnam after opening a solid waste recycling company called vietnam waste solutions. our story in 2015 featured andy duong. the home was raided earlier this morning. over the years andy duong is a regular face in local, state, and national politics. he helped organize a trip to vietnam last year. including local delegates including oakland mayor thao. the instagram shows him standing side by side with some of the country's most powerful politics including president joe biden and vice president kamala harris. during today's raid at the oakland office, federal agents hauled out two carts stacked with boxes with andy duong's name written on labels. carl khan is the president of the oakland chamber of commerce

>> basically the duong family has been involved with oakland contract for many years. and, so, this time it is involved with the mayor, and i guess, you know, potentially many other folks. >> federal investigators now probing one part of a family's rags to riches story. at least one meme bever a political-connected family now under the microscopes. >> we reached out to the dorks uong family multiple times for comment but we have not heard back we -- we reached out to the duong family multiple times for comment but have not heard back. we reached out to many local leaders, not many would talk on the record about the raid at the mayor's house. the one that didded they were worried about the direction the city is headed in. we have more

on the political fallout. >> terribly shocked. i woke up this morning prepared to address the juneteenth incident yesterday and, as soon as i turned on the news i heard the news breaking. inside city hall, word spread. the councilmember said they, too, are trying to figure out what exactly is going on and what it might mean for the city. >> we have no information in terms of the council on what is happening. but, in the moan time, we still need leadership and direction. >> we want to make sure, you know, we can get it all over with. right now our city needs a leadership. >> chinatown leader said his concern, the investigation, wherever it might be going will take the focus away from other issues. let's allow the fbi to do the work and making sure that, you know, we understand what is going on. >> we do. we just have to wait

and see. it is too early for us to make a determination as to whatever is going on. >> bishop jackson spent the day learning more on what might be happening. he said it feels like a set back when the city faces a good deal of uncertainty. >> what is going on in the city of oakland? i just think that it is something very, very bizarre. really, i am not sure who would lead the city if something happens to the mayor. who would take over the city. who do we have to take over the city? >> i think with leadership we can not allow it to become a distraction. we have to focus what is in front of us right now. >> a lot of questions about public safety. a list of challenges facing oakland is long. the political context here is obviously the recall. i spoke with someone on the progressive end of politics in oakland about this today and their first reaction was this is the last thing the mayor

needed. now, everyone waits to learn more about what is happening and where oakland goes from here. >> another political player in oakland is the former police chief and current city council candidate armstrong. he and the mayor are no strongers. thao fired him saying she had no confidence he can do the job in the wake of a department scandal. tonight he released his own statement calling oakland a city in crisis and blamed leadership for shootings, overall violence, crime,lessness and the city's budget issues as wilson mentioned all of it comes as the mayor is facing a recall in november. just two days ago. the county register confirms it qualified for the ballot. after today's raids, her opponents are calling on her to resign now. oakland naacp agrees with the idea saying tonight in their own statement, are released a few hours ago. the raids left a cloud hanging over oakland adding with all of issues that i need a mayor not

distracted boy their own legal issues. >> the latest example of the violence they are speaking about near lake merit. police say it started after 8:00 when a large group began a sideshow of motorbikes and atvs in the street. the police say somebody stomped on top of a car and then that person was attacked by several other people. multiple fights broke out after that according to the cops and then shots were fired. >> this type of behavior and level of violence is unacceptable. the opportunity to celebrate with your family and friends should never be marred by gunfire. >> bullets started noticing, people start running, get downhill, get off of there. so, that is pretty much what i did. >> the police say some officers were punched in the face at that scene. one woman was arrested for assaulting an officer. everyone who was shot survived. one person was in

critical condition. a bittersweet day at oracle park as they welcome fans to honor the greatest giant of them all. >> he was our guy. >> i grew up with him in san francisco. he was a showman. he was, he was just an icon. i mishim already >> and kpix also is where it all started with the team in birmingham, alabama as they play on the same field as willie mays started his career 74 years ago. straight ahead in sports. after so many years of negro league ballplayers coming from the back. tonight, finally, welcomed through the front door as those like willie mays effect on the game grabbed the spotlight. oh, boy the way, there was a giants/cardinals game, too. it would not be the first evening of summer without widespread fog pushing into the valleys by the morning. as it backs up to the coast the temperatures are going to warm

up. the warm up continues into the weekend. heat advisory for saturday. tracking how long the heat will last in the first alert forecast

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and broke my lease. and made this my home. forever. i wonder if anyone would notice? ♪♪ . giants fans gathered at oracle park to hopper the great willie mays. the team was playing a tribute game honoring him and baseball's black history. willie mays died on tuesday. the statue at oracle have been growing heavy with flowers what he meant to the team and to the city. >> been gone for days.

emotional. >> we brought orange flowers on the statue. >> a lot of people sharing their memories of willie mays. he died this week at the age of 93. now, that is what it was like for fans here in san francisco. but, for a taste of what fans got to experience in alabama, we sent ryan yama, moto to the oldest standing ballpark in the country. a young willie mays stepped on the field for the black barrens.. you walk inside you can feel the history. the great players that played on the field behind me including a 17-year-old willie mays. >> considered one of the greatest if not the greatest brooks former voice of the san francisco giants believes there is no argument when it comes to willie mays. >> he is the greatest player to ever play the game. and, you can not convince me otherwise. so, i am so honored to be here at this historic paul park.

>> and she said step into the field where a young willie mays started his baseball career. you can feel his spirit and the spirit of some of baseball's greats. >> this is like hollowed ground. the best way i can explain it. and so many of our negro league herees played on this field >> the same fielding that they felt this -- here, played on this field. >> the same field that they felt this way. >> but this father delicious trip turned different. >> we just landed on our connected flight and it felt like it was not real. >> rather than sadness for long time giants fan, jim, the game was a chance to break out his orange crush velvet tuxedo to

celebrate the legacy of willie mays. >> i grew up with him in san francisco. watched him play as a little boy. my grandmother took me to the world series. i watched him play 150 times, something like that. he was the best. even in the later years he was a show man, he is just an icon. i miss him already. >> and for brooks, while she misses willie mays was here at rickwood field he knew he was watching from above. >> how can it not be more full circle. that he passes and we are here in rickwood. >> morning the loss of a legend and a great icon. today's game celebrating his life, celebrating his legacy and celebrating the town where he came from. >> what an amazing opportunity for the fans that were there. truly i don't think there is another baseball game quite

like this one honoring him, the timing of it all. of course, not a tribute game in this sense of the word. it really was special. >> i think major league baseball got it right. right from the jump. the score was black. the entire umpiring crew was black. they just did everything that they could to try and make it right. the pregame sensational major league baseball took its best reparation swing to honor the negro leagues and surviving players inside $5 million renovated rickwood field. the build up honoring hometown kid willie mays, who left us. his son michael did the talking for him. >> birmingham, i have been telling y'all if there was any way on earth my father could come down here that he would. he found another way. already stand to your feet and let him hear you, he is listening. [ cheers and applause ]

. >> could not bring it stronger than that at rickwood field. flanked by ballplayers, down the 1st and 3rd base side. the oldest ballpark in america. giants and cardinals play. picking it up. st. louis, donovan, a native of alabama going deep, two-run blast, making it 3-0. same score, two innings later. carrying it right out of there. eighth home run of the game. tied it at 3. two on, but he went downswing to end the game. cardinals won it 6-5. the giants lost 3 straight. but this time, the result of the game took a backseat on this special night. >> wherever the ceremony was going on, i had a lot of goose bumps and a lot of emotions going on. it is a super special day. i wish we won the game.

>> one of a kind type place to play. you look around and kind of can feel what transpired here a long time ago. the players playing on the field, you know, you just don't get to experience something like this in the middle of the season much. so, like elliot was saying it would be nice to win the game. it was a pretty cool experience. >> over in oakland, even a's fans can worry giants colors if it is to honor willie mays. oakland trailed in the 7th. and now, jack kellogg, homered for the third straight game and tied the game. next half inning, answered with the go ahead, solo homer in kansas city, won it 3-2. prevented an a's sweep. pivot after speculation. it is now official, sara, jj reddic is the new head coach of the lakers. broadcasting games on

espn, had played the game, talked about it in encyclopedia form and with no prior coaching experience got the nod. he does have a podcast, though, with lebron james and now, he is his coach. would that be like come tomorrow? work together and you are my new news director? >> most of them are not happy about this. they feel like he has no experience. the job is too big for him. i am interested with how he does. >> i know that you know. the lakers are all about the stars, the roster. usually, a head coach is a star. but, since pat riley, nobody has come close to that. >> well, all right, vern, we will have to wait and see. if you want to get out and throw the ball around this weekend in honor of willie

. all right, never too early to talk about the weekend. probably good if you were cold today? >> you expect from the summer solstice in the bay area, cold, foggy conditions for many of us. most of the time it is the air quality. not too bad. yesterday, today, onshore winds, surface smoke. tracking it on this map. it is going to continue as the temperatures are going to build. not going to see a return of off shore winds. so, most of the smoke from the remnants of the point fire or the sites fire will be pushing farther and farther away from the bay area. the worse the air quality will be,

moderate category. what the change is going to be, the return of the heat dome. it is edging back towards us. not setting up camp over head. close enough beginning tomorrow? today, summer solstice, near or below average. 81 degrees in santa rosa. temperatures, 83 degrees in napa. they were largely in the 70s, 58 degrees for a high temperature in san francisco. 73 degrees for redwood city, inland, antioch, those are the warm spots on the first day of summer. in the 90s in most locations, san jose, 84 degrees, below average for the middle of june. again, changes are in store. let's take a lock at where we stand right now. we stand with a lot of fog. this is the lack of a view from the mark hopkins hotel. temperatures in the 50s across the board. lower 50s everywhere. not changing a lot

heading through the rest of tonight. the fog, spreading across the bay, well into the inland valleys by tomorrow morning, extra time for the morning commute. not a bad idea. the fog should back up out of the inland valleys, quickly, though, temperatures warming up. it will be a modest warm up around the bay and an absept one along the coast. temperatures, not changes much, lower 50s across the board. cooler spots, upper 40s. then, we end up a degree or two above average, san francisco and oakland. 5 or 6 degrees above normal. mix of 80s, 90s, lower 60s along the coast. that is 5 or suks degrees warmer than today. upper 80s to around 90 degrees as you go inland. a few super 80s and lower 90s. hot spots around antioch, brentwood, 60 exps 70s the temperatures in the north bay. lower to middle 80s. going farther north. middle to upper 80s. 90s showing up on that map

already for tomorrow. but, even in the hottest day we are not likely to set record high temperatures inland parts of the bay area. a quick return, hot weather on saturday. but near average temperatures kicking back already on sunday. continuing through most of next week. around the bay, not going to spike to around the same extent. upper 70 exps 80s on saturday. lower half of the 70s. back and forth fog for the first full week of june. along the coast. you get one day of more sunshine. that is saturday, back in the june gloom. including the stern grove concert. sara? >> thank you, paul. >> how much of a good

. a guy in illinois is familiar with his local delivery driver. more so than he would like to be. tim wood and his family purchased a condo recently and noticed he was getting deliveries every day that he did not send for. he can not figure out where it is sent from. some of it comes from temut. is making it impossible to keep his living room clean. >> i have 20 different military hats. we have 30 fishing vests

in the last month. one or two packages a day. christmas every day. >> 30 fishing vests, thank god. woods says he contacted the realtor and wanted to reach out the family who they bought the home from but they moved out of the country. it is a business opportunity. you can donate a lot of that, too. i am sure he has done. but, yeah. >> i wonder if the previous owner was getting a lot of deliveries too. >> just the next owner will deal with it >> yes. >> you got how much debt? >> also, what kind of quality do the fishing vests were? >> do they advertise with us? >> i don't know. [ laughter ] >> important questions to ask. i don't know, i did not check. even me who loves online shopping, that would be a lot for mow >> how many fishing vests do you own vern? >> oh, i am surprised he has a few. >> no. [ laughter ] >> oh, well, get to know

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