>> get out of the way. your point of america. >> now attend a cowboy in the east bay has been arrested after pulling out his phone to record police. >> is that now we find out

that it was a multi agency, you know, least various police departments. >> area police departments defending their decision to leak toxic chemicals for training here in elementary school chemicals that last students sept. >> been very, very hard we were one of the hardest hit communities. homeowners are voicing their concerns tonight. they're frustrated as insurance companies start pulling their coverage. when fun time. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> good evening, everybody. thanks for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 10, i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. our top story tonight. the homeowners insurance crisis hitting the community of orinda hard. major insurance providers, state farm and others have already started canceling policies citing wildfire danger. and tonight that city hosted a town hall for homeowners to be able to ask questions about

their insurance policies for sara stinson. joining us live from our end after attending the meeting spoke with some residents to see if that was helpful. sarah would have to say. >> homeowners here in orinda tell me they're either already dropped by their homeowners insurance or they're on the brink of that. many saying they are desperate for answers and solutions. >> and that's basically why i came to see my worst fears were realized and they are. her brown is one of thousands of bay area homeowners experiencing the statewide insurance crisis. first hand. he's lived in orinda for 30 years and recently got told by his home insurance provider that he's being dropped this fall. don't have a plan right now. brown in more than 100 others packed into the library auditorium wednesday night for a town hall with the state department of insurance and the renda mayor, darlene been very, very hard hit. we were one of the hardest hit communities and but it, but it is very emotional. insurance

providers say they are not renewing thousands of policies due to wildfire risk. state farm alone is set to cancel 30,000 insurance is statewide. nearly 2000 of them in orinda. si,ce i'm not going to be renewed come august first that maybe my house will burn down before august and at least enough being so that's how desperate. we all are the state does offer a policy for homeowners who are unable to get insured in the marketplace. it's supposed to be a temporary safety net, but the commissioner's office says 1000 people are applying for it every day. the deputy commissioner explained the state's ongoing plan to stabilize the insurance market. the california sustainable insurance strategy includes requiring insurance companies to write no less 85% of homes and businesses in distressed areas that are identified by the insurance commissioner. the state hopes to complete several reforms by december of this year. but

some say that's too late at the pace. they're walking your year with the patients are dying on the side of the road. and there are your way from getting to the hospital. we do appreciate what the insurance commissioner and the governor are trying to do to speed things out. and we simply keep moving as fast as possible because this is very real. >> is very worrisome. >> another reason people say they're frustrated, inner end as because this community does a lot to mitigate fire us. they spend a lot of time and money to do so yet. insurance companies continue to drop people here. they're even handing this flyer out at the town hall for the second annual wildfire prevention and safety fair is this saturday from 10, 30 until 1 o'clock into the orinda community park. i'm sara stinson reporting live in orinda kron. 4 news. >> and look at our weather here. nice clear skies it was

warm along with some breezy conditions. good evening, everybody. and we'll be looking for some hot weather come particularly next week. there's a live shot from our sutro camera and you can see the golden gate bridge. no fog has developed with these winds in place that you have a look at the snapshot of how they stand. what does it look like waking up at 10:00am. we'll be sunny and nice with temperatures inland already getting into the 70's. 54 chilly degrees at the coast and still in the 50's by high noon going on. well inland. and by the time we get to the mid afternoon will be a few scattered clouds here. no major deal. but chilly up the blix complete forecast in a bit. >> more protests on campus today calling for a cease-fire in the middle east. more than 50 students at stanford demonstrated today marching mainly in response to the recent israeli strikes on the gaza city of rafah that killed dozens of civilians. protesters said hearing israel's prime minister

benjamin netanyahu calling the attack a mistake. was upset. >> in addition to the fact that there's no way universities, there's no more schools and there's nowhere. and all of these are grave mistakes. so the idea is home anymore. grave mistakes can happen before the world finally wakes up and sees what is going on is wrong. >> some students also told us they're calling out the stanford administration for how they've been treating protesters. one student protester told us one of their fellow students was arrested monday during a protest and has not been allowed to return to campus sets. dozens of workers at ucla uc santa cruz and uc davis walked the picket lines for a second day today. they're striking over the treatment of students who have been protesting on campuses. there. several university officials were criticized over the response to the protesting, including ucla is police chief. they say the right to free speech was violated when police used force to dismantle the

encampment and remove the protesters. >> this comes as a top israeli official says the war with hamas is likely to last through the end of the year. israeli military have seized control of the entire length of gaza's border with egypt fighting in the southern city of rafah has forced more than a million palestinians to now escape to the north centering war-torn areas that lack shelter, food, water and other essentials. >> the san francisco sheriff's office is defending its use of chemicals during a training exercise that ended up really adversely affecting people at an elementary school in san bruno. the chemical release was last tuesday. uc berkeley police actually brought canisters with the chemicals in them for a training exercise at the san francisco sheriff's office jail property in san bruno, 20 students and a teacher at port whole elementary school experience burning sensations on their faces. they also had scratchy

throats. some of them. the sheriff's office says the chemicals used do not change over time and had no expiration date on them. and they say the mechanism that deploys the material may have deteriorated over time and they say that means it's less potent. the san mateo county board of supervisors vp can't believe this happened. >> they treated on site. that location is maybe a half mile away. and so here's issue. the issue is and i've said this from the game and had conversations with careful moto. could never happen again. were in 2024, there has to be protocols and processes in place that way. now whats is deeply deeply more alarm. is that now we find out that was a multi agency >> you know, police, various police departments and that we're looking at canisters

that are from the 1960's. that would be disposed. >> the sheriff's office says the canisters were pulled from storage, which they say is a common practice. >> 8 middle school students have been arrested in connection to a fight at a middle school in nevado. police say the fight happened last friday at sinaloa middle school when a group of students assaulted another student. a second student then stepped in to stop the fight and they were also hurt. both of those victims had to go to the hospital. the students arrested are now in juvenile hall. >> investigators have arrested a man who they say assaulted another man at a light rail station. according to deputies. this happened this afternoon on the platform of the vta station in san jose near children's discovery museum. the suspects then reportedly went home and barricaded himself. deputies say they were able to negotiate with him and then arrest him and they say the victim took himself to the

hospital. no word on his condition tonight. it is not clear what prompted the attack. >> in redwood city, a woman was arrested after a car was set on fire. police say that fire broke out in the parking lot of second avenue near highway 101. a witness later showed police video of a woman allegedly starting that fire. she was found at has been booked on charges of arson and resisting arrest. >> one man is dead. another is in the hospital following a shooting in oakland citizen app. video shows police last night on foothill boulevard. new this stanley exit off 5.80, when officers arrived. they say they found one man who'd been shot. he died at the hospital. the second man later showed up at the hospital. he's expected to survive a motive for this shooting is being investigated. >> san francisco leaders say they are seeing progress when it comes to drug related arrests. police say they have made around 3,000 arrests and seize 200 kilos of narcotics over the past year in the

tenderloin and soma neighborhoods. most of the drugs seized were fentanyl and meth. today marks exactly one year since san francisco launched its operation to crack down on drugs in the streets by bringing together local, federal and state officials. >> san mateo county is seeing an increase in the number of people living on the streets according to their latest count in january. more than 2100 people were experiencing homelessness. and that is an 18% increase compared to the previous year. officials also say they increase in people receiving shelter in emergency facilities. redwood city is the most homeless people in the county followed by pacifica. and then you have unincorporated land along the coast. >> muni is receiving almost a 5 million dollars to help improve access to stations for people with disabilities. the federal transit administration has given the agency 4.6 million dollars to help build platforms and install wheelchair ramps at 5 new light rail stops. those stops will be along. the jade church

oceanview lines. >> you know the start pushing pushing me pushing me pushing me. >> still ahead, a cowboy arrested after filming police in the east bay will show you the moments that led to his arrest. >> also with the lawyers for scott peterson are asking a judge to allow them to do that. they say could prove his innocence decades after he was found guilty of killing his wife and unborn child. >> mold, cockroaches, holes in walls, weeks, electrical issues. >> tenants in oakland team up and go after their landlord for what they're calling dangerous living conditions.

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>> decades after he was found guilty, scott peterson is getting another shot at freedom. that's right. kron four's rob nesbitt reports now from peterson's court hearing in redwood city. >> scott peterson and his lawyers are asking for access to dna that they say will prove lacy was still alive. with pearson left their modesto home to go fishing. 22 years ago on wednesday, the judge allowed access to dna testing of one item. it's been san francisco bay, her husband and the man convicted of her murder appeared in court via zoom wednesday. peterson's lawyers that the los angeles innocence project have filed motions for access to dna evidence they say will prove laci was alive on december 24th and vanish. while peterson was away fishing in san francisco bay, prosecutors with the san mateo da's office have refused to hand over dna evidence unless court ordered

on wednesday. judge elizabeth hill ruled that a piece of duct tape down the lacey's pants. we'll be able to be tested but denied dna testing on 13 other items. peterson's lawyers also claim shoddy police work saying the modesto police department's original investigation allegedly suppressed and lost court documents. they also claim that eyewitnesses who saw laci walking in the neighborhood at times after her husband left modesto, were never interviewed by police. scott peterson is being held at mule creek state prison about an hour east of sacramento. the san mateo district attorneys office will now need to consult with the ags office to determine what lab will do. the dna testing reporting in redwood city. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> meantime, david de pap was back in state court for the attack on paul pelosi today. prosecutors say the pap admitted he broke into the pelosi's home with the intent of holding former house speaker nancy pelosi hostage and he wanted to film her admitting the government was corrupt. this trial is expected to last about 3 weeks

just yesterday and federal courts to pop was sentenced to 30 years in prison. >> in milpitas, police got word of a couple mountain lion sightings this morning. one was seen your fair meadow way about 2 miles from that location. another one was spotted in a mobile home park on dixon landing road milpitas. police sharing this video officials used drones with thermal imaging to try to find the big cat. but to no avail. they couldn't track it down. >> there is also a sighting in san jose today or and of a mountain lion. so definitely a. >> lot of mountain lions walking around. it's not, you know, hard to wonder why it's nice weather there has been for the last couple of days for sure. meteorologist dave spahr is here with us tonight, dave and whether for walking around. yeah, i think the cats will be looking for some snow cones later on this forecast as conditions really start to heat up. that's going to be in the next week. but we got a little break prior to getting there. >> to keep tight by the time

we get to the weekend. >> tomorrow, warming up a little bit more. so come on in. join here, the golden gate bridge. check it out. a bit of haze going on. but on balance, pretty clear. we don't see a lot of redevelopment of fog. one on for tonight. current temperatures as we speak. a lot of readings already in the 60's inland there in the 70's now print with 74 71 pittsburgh. but fairly drier. temperatures really lost a lot of their heat. we're going to 60's. meanwhile, up to the north bay. now, here's the contrast for you from 24 hours ago, a little warmer across most of the district cooler a little bit and some pockets up north. but warmer. that's the trend to remember for tomorrow. futurecast for i did talk about there's some morning fog at the coast, but more importantly, some scattered clouds on the late afternoon. this is all kind what to do about nothing for the most part. it's not really going do much of anything. but cover up a little patches of sky a little bit during the afternoon, get into friday. and here's some deeper moisture can see to the south. but we will have some scattered clouds over the weekend. so we should note that highs tomorrow. we reaching about 90 for antioch,

but most readings inland will be in the 80's to the north. also a lot of the east bay over the east bay hills, east bay shoreline will stay in the 70's. meanwhile, 68 san francisco about 87 going on for san jose. so what's going on for the end of this week and next week our high pressure still in control weekend. interesting. don't get too concerned about this. but yes, there's a weak system. the passes, all the rain stays to the north might get some scattered clouds with all of this. most importantly, on sunday little drop in temperatures. but it's only hiccup and high pressure. reasserts itself to be controlling a lot of the pacific to all the way back to hawaii and points towards the west. check it out. our 10 day forecast for you. and cools off a little bit for the weekend. warming back up to the business of the 90's. you can see towards thursday of next week, much at your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. grant. all right, dave, look forward to that. thank you. in the east bay tenants in oakland are suing their landlord after. >> a fire in their apartment building left them without power for a month. kron four's

gayle ong shows us what the tenants described is dangerous. living conditions. >> i don't want to buy, you know, hundreds dollars of food for it to go to waste again, like in january. >> annabelle llanos is one of the dozens of tenants on 26th avenue in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood who are suing the landlord for mold. cockroaches holes in walls, weeks, electrical issues that a lot of the tenants have been dealing with this after an electrical fire back in january. jackie's in erie is the tenants lawyer. they left tenants to fend for themselves for weeks. they left them without utilities or even without real housing. the landlord is someone who doesn't live in oakland but bought this property in oakland hoping to >> make a profit off of. >> not making repairs. milano says electricity has been restored to most of the units, but 4 units have yet to be repaired and are being powered by a generator that sits outside her window and it makes her family feel sick from the fumes. know we've

been enduring for over 4 months >> being on temporary light, we don't know this building would power a power off again. the lawsuit is seeking compensation for the thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses due to lack of electricity and heat, including food, medicine, clothing, blankets and hotel stays. tenants are also seeking assistance from the alliance of californians for community empowerment, a nonprofit tenants rights organization that works with renters across california, including in oakland, valerie bachelor is the executive director. there are multiple families with multiple children. >> and these kids have had to go through not having power, not hot water, not having a refrigerator where they can store not only their food medicine. >> and kron 4 reached out to the landlord of this building. we have not yet heard back, but we are told the land more plans to meet with the tenants about the situation on friday in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. as home prices keep

climbing a bill at the state capitol aims to level the playing field for families. today. the state assembly. >> passed a bill preventing some big corporations from buying single family homes to turn them into rentals. this bill was authored by assembly member alex lee, who represents parts of alameda and contra costa counties. the bill now heads to the state senate. uc berkeley set to receive 1.2 million dollars from the state to help provide tuition to people of color who are aspiring leaders. they plan to partner up with the oakland, san francisco and west contra costa unified school districts. according to the university, they were selected because of their dedication to social justice and equity in education. >> coming up, the search for burglars that police say stole $30,000 worth of medals from uc berkeley. plus, a bill banning transgender and lgbtq notification policies takes a big step forward. and the new

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>> investigators in the east bay are looking for the burglars who still more than $30,000 worth of metals from uc berkeley. this happened over the past week at the university's warehouse in richmond. they say the property surrounded by gates said a tall barbed wire fence. they believe the suspects enter the property through the roof. >> coming up next, the federal investigation into p diddy ramping up how one legal analyst expects it to play out. plus. >> we get out of the way >> the cowboy, the east bay pulls out his phone to record police then gets arrested. what he's doing now in hopes that doesn't happen to anybody else.

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>> now at 10, 30, a cowboy from richmond is suing the city following an arrest. police claim the cowboy was interfering when they were dealing with a high speed chase kron four's dan kerman reports. you're looking at video of what happened on the evening of may 5th when a richmond resident decided to pull out his phone. >> end video tape. richmond police responding to a high-speed chase. see gusts as the incident was almost over and he was in no one's way. but officers turned their attention to him. >> what do >> we've got get out of the way. your point and i've got do here is overwhelming. tell >> the >> and then came back. you know the start pushing pushing me pushing me pushing me of the officer came me me in my face.

>> roughly a real gust was arrested for resisting arrest and interfering with a police officer in trying suggest that this is either out of control officer or there's a pattern and practice existence allowable within department. but gus is attorney john burris says that was just an excuse for police to attack his client and violate his civil rights. this is a president exercising his constitutional right. want to on on the sidewalk, mind on business then. secondly, right to found a place often. thirdly, it's freedom of speech to say what he wants say to place officers and for all of that winds up in jail and off base all bruised up. and so it was a fun constable in that sense. had a news conference. wednesday bursts announced he's filed a claim against the city of richmond for the actions of police. sergeant alexander canine officer nicholas redneck. this is the first step before filing a federal civil rights

lawsuit to this is the kind of conduct that i very much offended by as fergus, who is both a cowboy and a horse trainer. he thinks those 2 officers should no longer be on the job. i want this type of stuff to happen. i'm worth because they have to. >> you know, counties, young black men and then how many people they are aiming to do this to also that nobody knows about. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. richmond police say they take all use-of-force incident seriously and are investigating. >> they've also reassigned one of the officers to a temporary administrative position where they claim he has no contact with the public. 6 adults and one teenager been arrested in connection to a pharmacy robbery in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood. >> police say an off-duty sergeant was driving near the business on portola drive friday night. we saw a big group of people walking towards the pharmacy carrying empty bags. the sergeant then saw the group leave the story of kind of chaotic matter with one suspect, pushing a shopping cart full of

merchandise. police arrested all 7 suspects and recovered stolen items. they say including makeup diapers, batteries and vitamins. >> nearly 2 months after his homes were raided, the federal investigation into sean diddy combs appears to be ramping up. investigators are reportedly getting ready to bring some of his accusers before a federal grand jury reporter samantha cortez. he has been following the case. >> a boiling point into the investigation into sean diddy combs. sources say federal investigators, are interviewing combs accusers in 8 civil lawsuits, some multiple times signaling the u.s. department of justice is moving toward an indictment. feds are reportedly telling accusers they may have to testify in front of a grand jury in new york city, cnn reports federal investigators contacted a man who's in a video performing acts,

evidence possibly obtained when homeland security raided comes mansions in los angeles and miami signs point to the fall of an empire for the self-proclaimed bad boy for life. >> if federal authorities do in fact, charge him with human trafficking and money laundering and illegal drugs and drugging and women, especially if those women are minors. he may end up spending the majority of the rest of his life behind bars. >> only after the raids, this video surfaced. combs chasing down and kicking then girlfriend cassie ventura at a los angeles hotel. the rapper apologized. >> i make no excuses. >> ventura filed a 35 page civil suit last year detailing abuse drug use and assault. the case was settled for an undisclosed amount less than 24 hours later. did then went

under the radar out of the country for days that won't be an option if he's criminally charged. p diddy is too. >> recognizable of a public. gear to simply they'd into the shadows, even if he tries to leave the country or he does leave the country successfully. there is no question that federal authorities. we'll find him if he is charged. >> in the new center, samantha cortese. >> and update on the tiktok ban tonight. the china-based parent company bytedance will appear in court this fall. tiktok is challenging a law requiring the company to sell its u.s. assets by january 19th harvey banned tiktok argues the law's unconstitutional. a group of content creators is also challenging the law, claiming it violates first amendment rights. u.s. court of appeals will hear oral arguments the september. well as a day full of controversy at the state

capitol as lawmakers took up a bill that would forbid school districts. >> from notifying parents if their kids identified as transgender came out as lgbtq+. kron four's dan thorn joins us live in the studio tonight with details there. grant, emotions and passions ran high today as parents protested outside the state capitol. once i'd argue that parents should be notified while others say doing so puts kids lives at risk. the legislation would also forbid teachers from outing children to their parents unless a child gives permission so far, at least 8 school districts in the state have implemented such policies. some parents argue it can be harmful to students, mental health. while others say it keeps parents aware of what's going on with their child. >> it is a safety issue. these policies are harming our students. and i know that because they reach out to me and they tell me and they tell me how unsafe they are. and in fact, it makes all lgbtqia kids unsafe triangulate. the

parents. >> from what's happening in the school with the teachers in the school counselors. how can a parent care for their child? >> the democratic majority approved the bill to get rid of its notification policies. however, the debate still rages on because it must go before the senate health committee. well. >> dan, thank you. there are efforts at the state capitol to regulate artificial intelligence companies in california. the state is home to many of the biggest ai companies in the world. lawmakers are advancing measures to address discrimination through the use of ai, particularly for hiring employees. another bill would ban deepfakes involving politics or. lawmakers also want to protect workers and hollywood from being replaced by ai-generated clones and ad companies may soon be required to disclose what data they use to train their models. votes on these bills are expected in the coming months. a wildfire

forecasting system is now in the works. that >> would be the first of its kind and could potentially save lives. the university of hawaii created it in the wake of the deadly wildfires in maui. and it would combine climate and historical wildfire data and used ai technology to pinpoint at-risk areas. it is expected to have real-time maps that are able to predict wildfire risk about a day ahead of time. >> or if it probably be wi-fi, i couldn't around 0.1. it means that there is a very low-risk up wi-fi that the so on that day. if they like the problem because 0.9 or 0.9, 5 meetings, that is the highlight. he put our risk of wildfire. you know, at that big so on that particular day. >> state lawmakers say they plan on having the system up and running at about 2 years. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look across the city tonight. it was a nice, warm day. nice blue

skies. >> and i think we're heating up heating up. >> dave spars with us to let us know how hot. >> yeah, we'll warm up a little bit more so tomorrow by few degrees and then kind of turn around a little bit for the weekend. cool back down and but a bigger time warm up as expected into next week. so it's just a hiatus of the warming trend could get some summer weather in here for you for at least couple of days. here's a look at the east bay shoreline all lit up here with the east bay shore. light lights forecast tonight. 52 san francisco might have some patchy fog, mild, mostly clear oakland, 50 to 55 san jose. clear and nice. here's a look at the ultimate lows tonight. antioch, still holding on to 61, though, but most locations in the 50's in half moon bay at a chilly 49 expected futurecast for does not much action in it for us maybe some patchy fog overnight. but some scattered clouds we talked about earlier, maybe not as cobalt blue was yesterday or today, rather, however, tomorrow is going to be much the same and temperatures will be plenty toasty for those

inland valleys. here's some of that fog trying to develop, as you can see into friday and some scattered clouds along with that into friday night. back to those winds. now on shore. they're going to be going to be very time contention. so it's probably fair to call all of this. our local winds that we tend to get with that inland heating like that, that tends to drive the winds, unlike some of the more some uptick, winds will get a little bit by the weekend as we see a weak system of our backyard. mostly clear, mild got 50's going on tonight. tomorrow, a few scattered afternoon clouds which kind of what to do about nothing hot, inland, cool at the coast and then heading into the weekend here looks like saturday is going to be more cloud-free then sunday from this vantage point. but temperatures on both accounts will be a little cooler. bigger picture here is this high. this kind of moves around. but want to note this week system dropping across our region, throw some clouds. cool us off. just a touch. we warm back up again into next week as that high reasserts itself. what's it look like? the 4 zone forecast? here's where the numbers are shaping up. 68 san francisco to be

chilly at the coast, though, about 16 over. get those windy conditions. 73 burlingame. 75 foster city with palo alto to 82 in the south bay mid 80's with the east bay shoreline. lower 80's, at least in the southern portion tribe. ali, you've got upper 80's to near about 90 going on. 87 walnut creek. 89 conquered somebody to berkeley. what about a 74 89 fairfield and 89 for santa rosa on all counts were still in spring. and spring is very inconsistent. so let's go live up to that little bit of a drop in temperatures this weekend will some clouds and all that. and we warm up as we start to get to the middle of the week mid-nineties as what we'll call it for now. got a couple of 90's in there days and they're so prepare accordingly for some summer coming your way. yeah, you're saying is going to a little harder. wasn't expecting 9 that got thing but even build on that to >> thanks all right. thank you. dave wallet-hub says fremont is the number one best place in america to raise a family. >> the study compared more

than 180 cities considering the cost of housing quality of local schools and health care system in place. wallet-hub says fremont there's number one because of its public schools and summer camp opportunities. san jose, right. number 7, san francisco came in 12th. >> sea otter with a notorious reputation is back in santa cruz. you may remember otter 8 for one. she developed a reputation last year for stealing surfboards. it's been almost 6 months since she disappeared with her pup. but pictures posted on social media show daughter 8 for one was spotted over the holiday weekend up to her old tricks. again, wildlife officials say they don't know what exactly led her to choose a life of crime. sea otters are naturally wary of people and they think maybe some one fed her in the past. she's coming up to the surfers looking for food. i guess if they don't have it, she steals their surfboards or maybe she thinks the surfboard is something can

eat. yeah, this is some of that old footage from a last but glad to know she's alive and well. >> still got a lot of fire in the belly. that wraps up kron 4 news at 10, but be sure to stay here for kron. 4 news at 11. 0st, though, it is sports night live and ross is here with a look at what's going on sports. why? guys? we had a busy day at the giants looking to sweep the majors leading philadelphia phillies this afternoon where there was a shortage of brotherly love at oracle park. >> tell you what all this ruckus was about. plus, a thriller between the a's and the rays in tampa. could oakland make it 2 in a row on the road? >> with some late inning heroics, find out next on heroics, find out next on sports night live. ( ♪♪ )

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>> do it too. >> i actually think does help bench's are empty. police side nothing's happening on inside. >> it got a little heated out at oracle park today. welcome into sports night live. i'm ben ross. we've got a lot to get to tonight, including some good news for forty-niners fans. we'll get to that in a moment. but we start with some baseball of a sudden the giants, our red hot today trying to become the first team to sweep the league-leading philadelphia phillies sen we had some drama in this one is he just saw bryce harper in the middle of it. he was not in the best mood showing his frustration after a strikeout