the rain and his family's tears. >> he was my best brother ever. i looked up to him, and i just want to say he will be greatly missed. >> lisa: the pain hung in the air outside the hospital. a place that became a gathering spot for the hopeful. friends and family had been there around the clock since thursday. >> i can't think.life without him right now. i don't know. seems like he's still here. i can't quite process that he is actually passed. >> lisa: he and lieutenant vincent perez were rushed to the hospital after they were found unresponsive in this burning houston -- house in diamond heights. perez died thursday. >> you're mourning the loss of one, and then to have another

one very close from the same fire is challenging. >> lisa: today for the first time valerio's doctors gave details of the bat the 53-year-old faced, including the fact he was in cardiac arrest the moment he arrived at the hospital. >> between the injuries from the blast, the smoke, the fact he had really bad lung injury, which was precipitated by what happened on the scene, but we tried to do everything we can. >> lisa: in the end it wasn't enough. on this day the firefighters' two families, his work family, and his immediate family, realized valerio's fight to survive was over. we learned the fire department and the families have agreed to have a joint funeral for both tony valerio and lieutenant vincent perez on friday at

st. mary's cathedral. >> alan: san francisco's mayor ed lee was among those who rush to the hospital to support valerio's family. he extended his appreciation for their dedication and sacrifice. >> i'd just like to officially thank vincent perez and anthony valerio for their wonderful service to our city, to all the residents of this great city. >> alan: and governor brownish you'd a statement acknowledging the loss of anthony valerio. brown said, we send our deep con dole lenses -- condolences to the family as the mourn his death the passing of firefighter vein tent perez this week. flags will be flown at half staff at the capitol. >> san francisco fire chief says the department is now reviewing procedures and tactics used by firefighters on thursday to

figure out what happened, and if policies need to change. firefighters say flashover inside the house killed per suppress val layer -- valerio. there are currently two investigations into the fire. one by the san francisco fire department, the other by a task force of the federal bureau, alcohol tobacco and firearms, the san seasons fire and police department and the district attorney's office. >> it's been a cloudy day all over the bay area, and record-breaking amounts of rain, and it's create something problem -- creating some problems. a tree toppled in santa rosa, and firefighters uses a chainsaws to chop down another downed tree. this hasn't stopped the summer events. tomas marrone -- tomorrow is the

escape from san francisco. >> they're going to be making their one and a half mile swim from alcatraz to the city. they will be good and wet and cold in the triathlon that starts tomorrow morning. the strange june rain has surprised a lot of people going to other events in the bay area but didn't stop them. >> the pigs at the coast contraa county fair in antioch were in, well, hog heaven. while it poured on the fair, all the events were in full swing. near the hogs there was, ironically, barbecue, and what's a fair without a bash could you go contest and tasty ribs. >> we've been doing this for six years now so rain or shine, barbecuing for the fair. >> there's the 30th annual walnut creek art and wine festival. last 'er the turtz --

temperatures were 80 degrees. >> even though the rain was doing rain or shine, and hoping for the best, we figured, we're already out here, might as well make it a good day. >> the union street fair attracted a great crowd even though an early morning rain doused the city. the seating was quickly taken up when the sun started peeking out. >> we came here with umbrellas. so happy to see things turn out. >> no one is happier to see the weather turn better than giants fans. they stood in the rain, hoping that the day against colorado wouldn't be called on account of this record-setting rain. right now the try tri-athletes will be hitting the water tomorrow morning, and if you're going to be here in the marina and you're wondering what to

wear, let's go to leigh glaser. >> leigh: a little bit of a break in the action. actually, most of the heaviest rain moved across the bayor this morning, but live doppler 7hd still picking up moderate rain, mainly on the east bay. you can see the trajectory of the showers back towards the rest. to the north you got hit with some rainfall. this cell, the red and the yellow, heading toward vallejo and rotating back towards hercules. probably rotate back over the bay and head towards marin county in the next 30-40 minutes. picking up moderate rain in the last 15-20 minutes, livermore, rotating back up towards the walnut creek area. this will move in your area in the next five minutes.

a report-breaking rainfall event today on this june 4-inch oakland setting a new record, almost an inch and a half there san francisco, a little over an inch. and lesser amounts in san jose, napa, and mont rachel -- monterey, nonetheless, all record rainfall today. >> alan: in other news, police in san jose are searching for a ducksman after a deadly shooting. one victim died after two people were shot last night on birch lane. a second man was created for his injuries. detectives say the victims were drinkingber in front of a house when a man opened fire on them. this is san jose's 23rd 23rd homicide of the year. they had 25 for all last year. >> in oakly, 21-year-old man died after being shot this morning. someone opened fire on him around 4:00 a.m. around the campus of the o'hara pack middle

school. police and contra costa county sheriff's department -- deputies searched for clues. the victim's name has not been released. >> the daughter of the man suspected of beating giants fan bryan stow is speaking out in support of her father, saying, he is innocent. giovanni ramirez's mother and daughter do not want to be identified but did want to talk about the accusations against ramirez. yesterday his daughter said she was with her dad on march 31st , the day of the attack, they were not at the stadium and her father did not have a shaved head. >> i knew it wasn't my dad, he did have hair, and he would play around with me, and i told him to shave and it surfing but he at any time -- but he didn't want to listen. and a couple days later he had

shavedded. >> alan: a parole commissioner found no probable cause to hold ramirez in connection with the stow attack, he is still in jail for allegedly vie -- violating his parole. stow is still in a coma in the hospital. >> the miracle on the hudson hits the road. and a bump in the road when it comes to building a new stadium for the 49ers, and a newly ordained priest in sacramento makes history.ñ/ñ/&ñ&ñ&ñ&ñ&ñ&ñ&p

>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: the planeland by danville captain chesley sullenberger, dubbed the miracle on the hudson, was moved to the carolina aviation museum. it was moved from a warehouse in new jersey where it's been kept since the crash-landing in he hudson river in 2009. captain sully landed the plane in the river after hitting a flock of birds and losing engine power. >> catholics in san freabs -- san francisco witnessed history, the ordination of married man. that's what happened for father jeff henry. he had previously served as a

lutheran minister. >> i learned so much from my lutheran background that i realize i was catholic. >> alan: the church faces a shortage of men being ordain to the priesthood and that has toward inthe debate whether it should allow ordination of married women and men. >> b.a.r.t. is replacing cars but what riders refuse to give up. and record-breaking naval the -- rainfall in the bay area. >> mike: a's and red sox took 14 innings to decide their fate, and cody ross did all he could today ton th

>> alan: a survey shows that b.a.r.t. passengers are willing to squeeze into smaller seats so they can have more room to stand and walk aboard trains. there's new cars being designed to replace the current fleet. some existing cars date back to when b.a.r.t. openin' 1973.

early feedback indicates passengers like seats two inches narrower than the current ones, 22 inches. that would allow for slightly wider aisles. >> building a new 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 report the projected cost is now $950 million. planners originally thought the new stadium would cost $937 million. a 49er spokeswoman says she expects the estimates to continue to fluctuate as the project moves forward. construction on the stadium is set to begin in early 2013. >> let's talk about all this rain we're having. leigh glaser standing by at the weatherboard. >> leigh: i think we're ready for 80s and sunshine. we'll get to that as we have the forecast. but i want to show you this impressive storm system. most of the heaviest rain right

there, wrapped up tightly, moved across much of the bay area earlier in the day. you can see the rotating row off the coast, already some warm moisture bands coming into play, and this is going retate in to bring us more showers and a chance of a few isolated thunderstorms for sunday. rainfall totals. here's a look at some across the bay area. inch for san francisco and oakland. st. helena, close to an inch. other locations, half to even close to an inch. a very strong system for this time of year, and it looks like much of the rain will continue to move on towards the east tonight. we are picking up some moderate rain. live doppler 7hd, just to the north of concord, these showers here heading towards vallejo, turner parkway, this one here in benecia, already rotating to the north, to the west, novato, even

san rafael. some showers heavy at time, could move in your vicinity in the next 30-45 minutes. so, we will look for some scattered showers overnight. sunday, look for some sun breaks and scattered showers, and enter in chance of an isolated thunderstorm as we see some daytime heating tomorrow, and then dry, warmer weather is in the forecast for next week. the frontal band moves through, bringing us the heaviest rain early in the day. the low off the coast will continue to throw bands of showers and moisture our way, right on in through sunday night and early monday morning, not going to be a total loss. overnight tonight, we're in a dry slot, right on in through tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, mainly dry. that's not to say we couldn't see an isolated shower, but it's going to be tomorrow afternoon where the majority of the shower

activity will take place, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, and we expect the chance of an isolated thunderstorms. a few more shores me a rotate in here, and then after that it's over with, and high pressure will build and things will dry out. 40s north bay. 50s elsewhere. the clouds will be with us. highs for sunday, mid-to-upper 60s across much of the bay area, with sun breaks, scattered showers, isolated thunderstorm, and look for 70 for gilroy. my accuweather seven-day forecast. off and on showers, isolated thunderstorms for sunday, also some sunshine. so a little more sun tomorrow than today. warmer temperatures as we head into monday afternoon, and check out tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, such a nice rebound. high pressure builds in, brings the sunshine and warmer temperatures. >> alan: i'd like to say we'll be back to normal, but i'm not not, because you never know.

>> leigh: don't. >> alan: have the giants finally vented all their frustrations over buster posey? >> mike: busty buster posey holds no ill will against scott cousin, and let's play ball. colorado, a 21 m-minute rain delay on cody ross bobblehead day. the diving stop. crawford's throw goes wide. 1-0 rockies. tulowitzki, three hits, drove in a run. but in the giants could not score until mr. bobblehead himself, cody ross, homers homeo left. fifth of the season. bottom ninth crawford at the plate. started his proseason with a grand slam. ryan sill -- spill -- spilborghs

makes the catch. >> we moved on shortly after it happened. one of those things that it's obviously terrible, but the season keeps going on. we can't stop. just try to move forward with who we have now and try to keep winning ball games. >> it's not like we're going to get him back any quicker so we're just moving on. as soon as we had word he is done for the year, we -- he is a big part of the team and will be for a long time. >> mike: a's and bobts. this dog has heartburn written all over it. top of the green monster, 1 or red sox. eighth. boston up 5-4. carl crawford, the two rbi single. but in the ninth, the a's rally, pendington down the left-field line, the score.

jackson, two runs score, for runs, we go extras. 16 pitchers used in this game. two outs and j.d. drew's single, plates crawford. a's lose their fifth straight, 9-8. cal defeated kgb city -- oklahoma city to stay alive. williams doubles through the gap. 1 or bears. bottom third. divide -- tied at two. then the gators did not look back. runner scores. gators eliminate cal with the 5-2 victory. >> switch to the women's final at the french open with schiavone facing li na, trying to become the first chinese woman to win major. this her second major final. li na in the near court. rips a nice cross-court

forehand, takes the secondle set. na, playing with confidence. forehand winner, schiavone is gassed. doesn't ann attempt. championship point for na. schiavone any. going long. na breaks through. the first woman from china to win major, a straight sets victory at the french open. >> let's tee it up at jack's tournament, the memorial. rory mcilroy, the long eagle putt. on line. goes in despite aaron baddeley getting in our way. steve stricker is the leader and this is why. shot of the day on the par-4 2nd. his approach. he had a hole-in-one yesterday. watch this back spin. the eagle has landed. he had the flat stick working. long putt on 8. shoots a 69. cal baseball team eliminated.

cal state faces the winner on sunday. >> coming up, what led to this daring rescue today off#t#t#t#tt

>> alan: we leave you with some good news bat kayaker who got in trouble in stormy waters. you can see the sheriffs paramedic dangling from a helicopter this morning during the rescue of the kayaker. rough currents swept the kayaker two miles out to sea. that man appeared to be fine once he returned to shore. rough seas out there. that's it for us at 6:00.

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