>> alan: an outpouring of support tonight after a second an francisco firefighter died today. tony a layerow passed away after suffering from injuries sustained in a diamond heights fire. his partner was killed in the same fire after they entered the building. >> lisa: san francisco's fire chief says this is the first time in her 21 years at the department that two firefighters died in the same fire. >> present arms. >> lisa: slowly and silently,

firefighter tony a layerow's body was taken to a van. the silence broken by the rain and his family's tear. the pain hung in the air outside the hospital, a place that was a gathering spot for the hopeful. family and friends had been there around the club. he and the other firefighter were railroad to -- rushed to the hospital after being found in this fire. perez died thursday. >> it's particularly difficult. you're mourning the loss of one, and then to have another one very close, in the same fire, is challenging. >> lisa: for the first time the doctors gave details about the uphill battle the 53-year-old faced, including the fact he was in cardiac arrest the moment he arrived at sf general.

>> between all he injuries from the initial blast, the smoke inhalation, the fact he had really bad lung injury, which was pre tated -- precipitated by what happened on the scene. his his on. >> lisa: on this day, his two families, his work family and his immediate family, realize his 40-hour long fight to survive was over. >> he was my best brother ever. i looked up to him. and i just want to say he will be greatly missed. >> i've had a lot of trouble sleeping. i can't think about life without him right now. >> lisa: the fire department and the families have agreed to have a joint funeral for both men on friday at st. mary's cathedral.

>> alan: san francisco's mayor was among those who rushed to the hospital to support the family. he extended his appreciation for their dedication and sacrifice. >> i'd just like to officially thank vincent perez and anthony a valero for their service. >> alan: governor brownish you'd a statement. and spoke on behalf of his wife, anne, saying we send our deep con doll -- condolences as the mourn the passing of the firefighters. the governor says in honor of the men, flags will be flown at half staff at the capital. >> san francisco fire chief says the department is now reviewing procedures and tactics used by

firefighters on thursday to in figure out what happened. a flashover inside the house killed the men. oxygen starved flames ignited the room there are two investigations into the fire. one by the san francisco fire and police department and the county district attorney's office. >> a recordbreaking amounts of rain have doused the bay area, creating a few problems. a tree toppled on to a chevy suburban in santa rosa, there was another downed tree on frank avenue, and the fess festival in

walnut creek went on, and in the fair in on -- antioch, people trudged the mud in san francisco, the rain failed to dampen the spirits of people at the union street fair. >> a little rain won't hurt, and everybody is here, and we're doing just fine in the stories. >> alan: at at&t park, fans showed up prepared for the rain for this afternoon's giants, rockies game. it started 30 minutes later than scheduled so the grounds crew could remove the tarp from the field. >> things have calmed down. leigh glaser is here with the latest. >> leigh: able to get that game in. live doppler 7hd still picking up moderate pockets of rain, especially in the east bay. we'll zero in a little closer, towards the fair foold --

fairfield area. and some very heavy rain towards vallejo, concord. san ramon. all this activity moving into the clayton area. this is rotating back towards the west as the low pressure is hitting just off the coastline so that's exactly how the moisture bands will continue throughout the evening. fremont, rain. union city, calaveras road, and pockets of rain in morgan hills. it was a record june 4th june 4th rainfall. here's some record. over an inch for san francisco. breaking those record set back mainly in 1993. napa, close to an inch there, and also monterey, a little over half inch. this is a look at the system. it brought us some heavy rainfall between 9:00 and noon today. you can see a bit of the break

near right now. so a lull in the action. this low will bring us a few more scattered showers tomorrow. >> alan: in other news, police in san san san san san -- san je are looking for a gunman. two people died after being shot last night. a second man was treated for injuries. detectives say the victims were drinking beer in front of a house when a man opened fire on them. this is san jose's 23rd 23rd homicide of the year. they recorded a total 206 homicide for all of -- 20 homicide for all of last year. >> the daughter of the suspect in the bryan stow beat say he is innocent. they wanted to talk about the accusations against ram -- ramirez. he says she was with her father on the day of the adynamic, they

were not at dodger stadium. >> i knew it wasn't my dad because he did have hair, and he played around with me and i told him to shave and it stuff but he at any time want to listen. so he had shaved it a couple days later. >> alan: although a parole commissioner found no probable cause to hole -- hold him for the attack, there is still evidence he violated his parole. >> pg&e wants customers to know it will be conducting pressure testing on pipes in san jose and newark tomorrow. hydrostatic pressure is scheduled as well as in newark on cedar boulevard and thornton avenue. customers received letters explaining the test. at the test involves testifying

a section of pipe with water and pressurizing it at a higher level than it would operate at, and then monitor for eight hours. pg&e says this validates the safe operating ability and gas will not be interrupted. >> the secretary of defense has an appeal for afghanistan. a new -- also, a new pill that

>> alan: a militant group in pakistan is promising revenge against the u.s. for the death of a commander. there are strong indications

that he was one of nine militants killed in a u.s. missile strike yesterday. he was believed to be involved in the 2008 siege of a hotel and other targets in mumbai that killed more than 160 people. and is also rumored to be a potential successor to osama bin laden who was cild a month ago. >> robert gates has a warning for afghanistan, staying the country must take more responsibility for its own security in order for a planned withdrawal of foreign combat troops troops to succeed. gates, who is retiring at the end of the month, flew to afghanistan to say goodbye to troops and leaders. he met with hamid karzai, who presented gates with afghan's highest before governmental awa. >> the international commitment here is strong and durable. that commitment is not infinite

in either time or resources. >> alan: president obama has pledged to begin withdrawing american troops from afghanistan in july but no final decisions have been made on the size of the withdrawal. millions of women hat eye risk of breast cancer have a new option for preventing that disease. pfizers a drug cut the risk of developing breast cancer by more than half who were past men pause. the drug did not cause many of the common side effects caused by other prevention drugs like blood clots. the results were discussed today at a cancer conference in chicago, and published in the new england journal of medicine. >> a change of plans for a new stadium for the 49ers. how the project is growing whopped the developer's expect stations. and how long will this soggy weather last? leigh glaser coming up with her forecast.

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>> alan: build agnew stadium for the 49ers is going to cost more than $10 million over the original estimate. our media partners at the san jose business journal reported the projected cost is up to $950 million. planners onlily thought it would cost 937 million. a 49ers spokeswoman says the expects the estimates to continue to fluctuate as the project moves forward. construction op on the stadium is set to begin in early 2013.

>> and, leigh, a lot of people scratching their heads over all this rain. >> leigh: we in the weather department also scratching our head. not so up usual -- unusual to see rain in june but it's uncommon to see this much. in our rain bucket on the roof we picked up a little over an inch of rainfall, most of it this morning. i want to show you just how impressive and how strong this storm system is. i'll step back. look at this closeup satellite. you can clearly see the classic counterclockwise spin of the low centered right here. this is the actual 'band -- band here, and this is a nice break that we're getting into, and it looks like it will hold for much of this evening, awe the -- although i'm keeping a chance of scattered showers in the forecast. live doppler 7hd picking up the

scattered showers. concord, moderate rain, antioch. vine hill, moderate rain, concord, pleasant hill, and some moderate pockets of rain for morgan hill, towards gilroy. we'll continue with scattered showers overnight. a little more sunshine for us as we head into our sunday, but we're also going to keep some scattered showers in the forecast as well tomorrow. also, the possibility of isolated thunderstorms, and then as we head into next week, get ready for dry and warmer conditions. here's a look at the frontal system area of low pressure. the front out ahead of it bringing the rain, now heading up towards the central valley area can and the sierra. this is a nice break now, but this low is going to sit there and spin and will bring us moisture bands and the instability so look for chance of isolated thunderstorms. look at the forecast animation. 5:00 this evening, you can see most of the activity pretty much

cleared out. even through much of tomorrow, head spoog tomorrow -- heading into tomorrow morning, still in the clear zone, and the low is off the coast, and by noon, look for isolated thunderstorms to develop, by late tomorrow afternoon, area evening hours, and thens night, still a chance of isolated showers into monday morning, and then get ready for clearing sky by monday afternoon. warmer temperatures on tuesday as well. here's a look at our overnight lows tonight. keep it quite mild in the north bay, a little clearing here and there, so look for 40s there mid-to-low 50s elsewhere, and your highs tomorrow, because we'll see a little more sunshine, bring them up into the mid-to-upper 60s for the peninsula. 50s at the coast. 63 downtown san francisco. north bay, mid-to up are 60s for many locations. 66 for oakland. 65 for castro valley.

near 70 for brentwood and antioch. chance of more scattered showers tomorrow, and an isolated thunderstorm, and more sunshine tomorrow as most of the low starts to track the south. a chance of monday, and then look at tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, bring it on. sunshine, dry conditions, temperatures in the 80s. >> alan: that's more like it. there's a bit of a gee -- delay out at giants stadium. >> mike: almost looks like suv summer with the sun coming out. ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/&ñ&ñtñgrrrrrrrq

>> mike: the giants' buster posey put out a statement encourage everyone to move forward in regards to the incident that took away his season. he holds no ill will against scott cousins so let's play ball. colorado and giants, rain delay on cody ross bobblehead day. day was scoreless until the fifth. crawford's throw is wide. 1-0 rockies. next inning, to all -- tulowitzki, drives in a run. 2-0 rockies. giants couldn't store until mr. bobblehead himself, cody ross, homers. bottom night, crawford to right.

but ryan spilborghs makes the catch at the manning track. houston street's 15th save in 17 tries. rockies end the giants' win streak. >> as's and boston, where you cn get one of the best artery clogging hot dogs. 1 to the eighth. boston up. crawford down the line. four hits and three rbi's. in the nine in, a's rally. jackson lines it off youkilis' glove. two runs score, we go extras. carl crawford on second, drew to center. a's lose the fifth straight in this heartbreaker.

>> bears and oklahoma state, based loaded for ashley decker. fly ball to right. sammy can't come up with it. three runs score. cal takes the lead. bottom sixth, cal up two. the solo shot. cal wins 6-2 in this double elimination tournament. and they get florida next. >> switch over the women's final at the french open with skisee schiavone in the and li na. na playing with confidence. the pressure is on the defending champion, and na, doesn't get it. second set. tiebreak. the backhand i long. li na, the first women of

chinese descent to win a major. a straight-sets victory. >> let's tee it up at jack's tournament. rory mcilroy and the long eagle pout. it's on line. right speed? goes in. finishes 7-under, five strokes back. steve stricker this leader and this is why. he had a hole-in-one yesterday. gets the back spin and the eeg has landed. second eagle of the day. stricker had the flat stick working. bottom of the jar. 12-under going into the final round. >> we'll hear more from the giants coming up at 6:00, trying to end the

>> alan: coming up at 6:00, record-breaking rainfall on this first weekend of june. how this strange weather is impacting summer plans around the pay area. why a newly ordained priest in sacramento is causing a huge controversy. join us at 6:00. and that's it for us at 5:00. thanks for joining us. world news is next. captioned by closed captioning services inc.