where puig has played so little a part in what's going on. usually he gets on base and makes things happen. tonight a quiet night for puig. usual 0 for 4. joc pederson had a double in the third. he also started a two run rally. took away a couple runs when he robbed blanco with the play of the night, spectacular diving catch. a couple of men on. yet giants lead 9-3 any way. >> mike: change-up. i think george kontos this year has had the play of his life. look at pederson who robbed blanco of extra bases and probably a couple rbis. they had him playing on the left center field side of center field.

he had to come away from the intended defense to make that play. >> jon: changeup from kontos. 2-1. >> mike: kontos came up with more looks, more types of movement, more pitches he could throw. he's not throwing a predictable curveball or slider which he was predictable to. did you feel the breeze? >> jon: i did. the earth shook. 2-2. all this while duffy has been over at short stop. dodgers down by six runs. some of their biggest hitters coming up. chance to get bunt hit to third base. 2-2 the count. that is hit well. blanco on the warning track. in front of the 375 marker. two down. >> mike: just a little bit out

on the end. gives you an idea of his power. doesn't have to hit it well to get to the wall. >> jon: two down nobody on. justin turner comes up. good to have the base hit with nobody on. he wears the giants out in this ball park in particular. tonight hit by a pitch and had two doubles. one rbi. they have not gotten him out. strike one. >> mike: i can't remember this guy having a bad at bat ever. took bumgarner deep twice in one game. >> jon: right here at dodgers stadium last september. in the dirt. >> mike: you've gota5 to put that on your resume, don't you?

>> jon: bumgarner ended up losing that game here. that was his five regular season start. then the post season nothing ever close to that happened again. 2-1. about the worst thing that happened to bumgarner in the whole post season was a wild throw he made fielding a bunt trying to get the lead runner at third. otherwise everything went well for him in the post season. >> mike: pretty much went his way. >> jon: so well it was one of the greatest post season performances put together many the history of the game. going back still going back. that ball is gone. third hit of the night for justin turner. it is 9-4 giants.

>> mike: two doubles and a home run. this is home run number seven. i don't think i've seen him have a bad at bat. raised here in southern california. he got in the dodger uniform last year. he was sensational. he's picked up right where he left off last year this season. >> jon: his seventh home run. turner went to college. cal state fullerton? before that when he was a kid he was the bat boy at cal state fullerton. giants into the over shift for gonzalez 1 for 3 with a run

batted in. cutter in the count 1-1. i'm sure kontos is not happy about that. >> mike: when you've got a big lead nobody on base you can risk an occasional big fly with nobody on. you can be aggressive, throw strikes, get ahead of hitters. doesn't matter what pitch is out there or what they're throwing, seems liker is going to hit it. >> mike: that's the thing that you see with him. you don't see him get off the back leg. he's gotú kick. for guys that have that much movement in their front leg as they gather on their back side

those are guys you can fool. those are are guys you can get off their back leg and get them reaching with off speed stuff. with turner he never seems to get out of balance with the swing. >> jon: 2-2 the count. struck him out. ninth inning upcoming. buster posey, belt crawford. 9-4 giants lead the dodgers.

giants 9 la 4. we move to the ninth inning in game one of the three game series. buster posey coming up against nicasio. buster had three hits tonight including a grand slam. giants down 1-0 with bases loaded in the third inning. he got a hanging curveball from bolsinger. it was a pleasing home run, soaring majestic shoteaqñ deep into the dodger bullpen in left field. 402 feet was the measurement on

it. >> mike: that was the preferred trajectory for a broadcaster wasn't it? >> jon: that's what you hope for. broadcaster or any home run official. not one line drives that gets there just like that. nicasio blew it by him. >> jon: giants have action in their bullpen. posey bats. there's mike broadway in the giants bullpen. 2-1 the count. 3-1. giants nine runs in 12 hits shits. and it's 3-2. threw him a slider on 3-1.

arizona beat the padres 4-2 in the can desert. that's over. out of play. 3-2. colorado lost 9-5 to milwaukee. padres and rockies come to san francisco tuesday night. san diego in for three and the next weekend, week from tonight, rockyies come in on a fireworks night. that's ball four to buster. fourth time he's been on base tonight. brandon belt hit a double in three trips 1 for 4. 4:15 first pitch tomorrow. >> mike: that will be an

interesting start time because of the 4:00 shadows you'll have. not a very easy time for hitters to see. definitely favor the pitchers. 0-1 to brandon belt. real hard thrower. hudson tomorrow in the 4:15 la start. >> jon: one ball one strike. nice save there by grandal. had to react quickly on the ball that was way inside. one of the rare series either here or in san francisco whether neither madison bumgarner or clayton consider neither one appear in this series.

>> mike: giants miss the two aces. i don't remember that happening ever. >> jon: can kershaw always faces the giants. six series a year that's where it is. he's going to face them six times. giants beat him three times already this year. bumgarner was the opponent in all three of those. that is not to say that kershaw personally got the loss in all three of them. giants won all three of those games in can which he started. kershaw was unbeatable last year. he was 21-3. this year 5-4. 3-2 now to belt. they said kershaw was not happy with himself after his most

recent start against texas. they put four on the board against him. he was extremely frustrated. that's all for belt. third time he has struck out in this game. 11th strikeout overall for dodger pitching. >> mike: you get great pitching like kershaw, strikeout guys. leading the league in strikeouts again. they have the ability to put hitters away. then they get into slumps their kill pitch gets lazy. they can't finish guys off. can't finish the inning. that frustrates great pitchers. they get upset with themselves. >> jon: crawford now. two rbis in the game. rbi double in the sixth and bases loaded walk in the

seventh. 42 rbis for the year. >> mike: pitchers never get upset at defense. they feel they can take care of business and finish people out. a lot of movement on that 95 miles per hour fastball. one ball one strike. >> jon: kershaw is 5 and 4. he's frustrated. first year i broadcasted oakland, they had a hall of fame pitcher who was 8 and 8 one point that year and maybe frustrated himself. he finished the year 25 and 12. went 17 and 4 the rest of the year. >> mike: never see that again. >> jon: worked every fourth dayé >> mike: you'll never see another pitcher pitch 300 innings ever again. >> jon: blue was on that staff

and later went to the giants. working every fourth day. too low. one out, runner at first. we're in the ninth. giants ahead. >> mike: the rotation is different. you know what the starter did the day after he pitched? two batting practices. threw a 15 minute session of t batting practice. >> jon: 2-2 the count. back to nicasio. buster posey moves up to second. not did you haveuffy. here in la, one of the great

pitchers in giants history, dodgers had sandy co fax and don both. great two aces. they added a guy who nobody ever really talked about who was pitching every fourth day throwing 290 innings and whatnot. >> mike: 20 game winner. i had him as a pitching coach. >> jon: two down duffy 1 for 3 with a walk and two batted in. ball one. >> mike: claude had a great nickname. gomer. he looked like gomer pile. >> jon: jim in anabors was the

actor. he looked just like him. didn't come right to him. 9-4 giants. we go to the last half of the ninth inning the la.

giants 9 dodgers 4 as we head to the last half of the ninth inning from dodgers stadium. mike broadway in his third major league game now gets put into the giants dodger game. >> mike: see what he's done. couple of martin luther kings, three strikeouts couple hits a allowed. throws very hard. mid to high 90s. working on a split finger fastball. you're going to see petro. ten years in the minor leagues. riding the buses before he got to the big league level. finally got command of the

fastball. >> jon: it was many years in the atlanta organization. a fastball in there at 97 miles per hour to howie kendrick, strike one. >> mike: compact 97. big guy, 6'5" 230. >> jon: crawford one away. kendrick is 1 for 4 in the game. here's van slyke. he entered the game as a pinch hitter in the sixth after affeldt came in from the bullpen. he hit a fly ball to center. he's 0 for 1. heston started three runs, seven hit allowed. affeldt excellent an inning and

a third. retired everyone he faceqw home run by turner. now broadway. broadway one of his best friends in those years he spent in atlanta was johnny venn tors that got to the big leagues with braves and blew out his arm. he's not really -- he made a comeback. he was never the same. >> mike: he had the best stuff i had ever seen. mid-90s with nasty sink. i don't know how anybody hit that guy. his elbow blew out. >> jon: 2-0. ball 3. grandal, the catcher, is on deck. giants and dodgers playing -- this is the 10th meeting of the

teams this year out of a total of 19 when all said and done. now 3-1. giants with a win tonight will be 8 and 2 against the dodgers. they primarily have done that at home. giants have run the table against them at at&t park so far 6-0. that's off the inside ball four. grandal 1 for 3 in the game. talking about puig and how he gets on base a lot against the giants. not tonight at all. quick outs as well. tonight was the 32nd time that he has started a game against the giants.

there were only two other games he reached base at all against san francisco. those were early on. the last 26 straight games he's been on base at least once and more than that against the giants. this dodger team have been struging offensively as a group. off the outside to grandal. giants of course came into the game as the highest scoring road team in the national league. five runs a game. they put nine on the board,çd tonight. tonight. right there, beauty on the outside corner. knee high. >> mike: not much you could do about that. the 2-0 count, thinking okay i'm

going to drive something in. good luck with that. you talk about the five plus runs giants are scoring on the road. look at this road trip. it opened up first game in seattle, shutout. tonight they scored nine. they're about average of three games out. that's about right. >> about 5.3 runs per game even though they got shut out in the first game. >> mike: amazing how it works out. >> jon: it's an average. 33 3-2 now. big inning has been with the giants last two nights. three run and four run inning last might. two four run innings tonight. the first four inning was a buster posey production. four runs on his grand slam.

missed the outside with that slider. walked two in a row. >> mike: last thing he wants to do is get the bullpen up get somebody else in the ball game. it's happening now. little chance to get loose. why is he coming into a ball game? it gets weird. it getting to be a safe situation quickly. bruce bochy is not jacking around getting his closer up. that's the speech you give broadway now. do you really want to get in this game? this is your inning. let's go.

close it out. >> jon: jimmy rollins coming up. grounded out to short. 0 for 3. giants had a long night last night. they took off about midnight in seattle. they didn't get to their hotel until after 4:00 a.m. this morning. it didn't show up on the field tonight. that's for sure. they lead 9-4. broadway suddenly can't find the strike zone. >> mike: he's not trying to throw a corner strike here. he's trying to throw it across the plate.?q; >> jon: with one more base

runner, it becomes a rule book save situation. possible tying run would be on deck with one more base runner. popped up. the infield fly rule. he's already out. infield fly rule invoked. panik takes it. two down. >> mike: you can hear boos. dodger fans are losing patience with rollins. >> jon: rollins came in hitting .200 on the year. he's 0 for 4 in this game. rollins worse with runners in scoring position coming into this game tonight hitting .146. it's not the best of times for the veteran, former mvp rollins.

here's roberto callaspo. they got him in the trade that sent a player to atlanta. the with two changed clubhouses before the final game of that series. on the left field line. that's a base hit. holding him up at third was the coach. tagged by posey. couldn't get it. fade away slide by van slyke. he scores. running through the stop sign of lorenzo. it's 9-5. bochy is coming out.

to men on two men out. puig coming up and into the game comes casilla. 9-5 giants.

here is casilla, giants closer. he has 18 saves. he's going to try to get the final out with two men on and

puig coming up. if puig gets aboard, that would make pederson the possible tying run of the game. >> mike: 18 saves and 31 opportunities. 26 and 2/3. the assignment to get one out. chris heston, his game right now to win. grandal at first callaspo second. hit a fly ball to right last time. see his must bes versus casilla

in the past. 1-1. >> mike: you don't see casilla throw the slider anymore. it's the cutter he uses. it's a higher velocity pitch. more deceptive in the eye of the hitter. he's very rarely making a mistake. when he throw, it's off the corner off the plate away. >> jon: went after it again, got a piece of it. foul ball strike two. puig came in to the game hitting .326 for the year.rt.

that one took off and almost hit him. >> mike: thinking about the back door on the outside corner. just flies the front side, drags the arm. up and in that almost hit him. last thing you want to do is hit him or walk him. >> jon: two on two out, two balls two strikes. >> mike: he said let's go right back in there. thinking puig after getting knocked back is going to dive on the outside corner. thought he could cherry pick him. he did not miss by much.

there they go. struck him out. the ball game is over. the giants have gone to 8 and 2 against the dodgers. they take the first of this three game series 9-a5.

win for chris heston, first game against the giants. first rookie starting pitch tore beat la since -- for the giants to beat la since madison bumgarner five years ago. >> mike: we talk about the importance of how the seven runs they scored last night in seattle gave momentum going into the series. >> jon: nine on the board including a grand slam from buster posey. we're going to say so long to our affiliates on the giants television network. we'll come back on nbc bay area with more.

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9-5 giants over the dodgers. they i'm jon miller with mike krukow. that put the giants ahead a lead they never gave up. heston first rookie giants starter since bumgarner. buster posey is with us. congratulations. tell us about that. see curveball after curveball. finally he hung one. >> that was it. he had been throwing good curveballs. he knew going in that would be one of his strengths. he had kept it down well. fortunately left it up a bit.

>> how was it scoring momentum coming into los angeles? >> it was big. we struggled a little offensively in the last home stand. ran into a tough guy in hernandez. to put runs together late in that game last night definitely helped. >> we'll talk to you about the rookie right hander tonight chris heston. looked like a tight strike zone one you could get frustrated with if you were a pitcher. how did he keep focus? >> he did a nice job. he was throwing pitches close to the zone. some that could go either way. he kept composure and got us through five. >> you did something no giants catcher has done in 112 years. stole a base and hit a grand slam in thet ! same game. tell us about the steal. mike had just said he wondered if you might because of the lack of attention from the pitcher. >> yeah. it feels like it's been 112

years since i've stolen a base. just one of those times where i felt like i could take a chance. it worked out. >> all right. so, this is proprietary information. you don't want to give us too much info about this. your thought process. >> i'm not going to steal a ton of bases. i don't know if it matters or not. got to keep it a secret. >> we won't tell anybody. we enjoyed it. casilla gets the one out save. what was working for him? >> i think what casilla and a lot of relievers do well is come into a tight situation. we're one batter away from putting a guy that has 17 runs. he keeps composure. he doesn't let the moment get too big for him. he executed pitchers. >> buster, congratulations. great night.

first time in 112 years catcher for the giants. thanks to buster for coming on with us. he doesn't like to give away too much. >> he doesn't. it may cost him an opportunity down the road. he's tight-lipped about how he may steal a base or how he may pitch to somebody or approach somebody as a hitter. you should. this is a small world up here. giants celebrate a big bin in this weekend series in los angeles. big win for them. >> game two 4:15 tomorrow. tim hudson for the giants. at some point the long shadows become an issue. carlos frias is going. maybe later on if shadows haven't lengthened across home plate, maybe that's the chance to jump ahead. >> i think there there will be an issue. they have something they didn't have much of in the last home

stand. that's rhythm in the offense. they have believe now if it gets by them the guy behind picks them up. you're getting distribution and contribution through the lineup. that's what you're going to have if you're going to make a run. scoring seven significant, tonight scoring nine significant. pressure is off the offense. they're going to score runs now. >> buster knocked in the first four with his grand slam. crawford knocked in one. several guys knocked in more when they ran the four run rally late in thegame. we've seen that from the giants many timesfbá especially on the road here in 2015. tune in comcast sport net bay area tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 for giants pregame live before game two of the series. we'll be back with you on nbc bay area and giants televisionl network

wednesday. now this is jon miller and mike krukow and our entire crew. thanks for joining in. hope you enjoyed our telecast. giants beat the dodgers 9-5. we say good night. right now on nbc bay area news: unforgettable in oakland. the warriors celebrate in grand style ...as the champions tha right now on nbc bay area news unforgettable in oakland. warriors celebrate in grand style as the champions thank their fans. quite an entrance. hero's welcome tonight. why this bus driver is in the local and national spotlight. first the developing story at this hour. one person dead several others injured after a driver veers onto the sidewalk. good evening. >> you saw the giants beat the dodgers in la. let's get the update how a good

samaritan jumped into action. the deadly crash across the street from the cvs and wal-mart shopping senter. christy smith is there and skbroinjoins us with the latest. >> reporter: witnesses describe a horrible scene. two women trapped under a car. a tow truck was in the area and able to help out. we spoke to one man standing here that said a nissan came at him. he says he's lucky to be alive. >> the deadly crash left debris scattered when chaos ended, one 49-year-old woman dead and six others including children were injured. >> it was bad. never seen anything like that. >> police say a 65-year-old man jumped the curb and slammed into a group of people near a bus stop. >> he ran over a pedestrian who was sitting at the bus stop. then the car continued

northbound striking the telephone pole and a family of five. >> a boy and girl were hit, one air lifted to a hospital. this evening, many are trying to understand what happened. willy is shaken up. he said he's homeless and sitting down to eat when the car rolled over his foot. >> i turned my head. the car was right here. i mean the car was right here. it didn't stop. it kept going. >> the vehicle drug or carried two of the pedestrians northbound. the vehicle came to rest and one of the victims died at the scene. the other victim was still underneath the car when a passing tow truck came ( by. >> before the wreck, the driver waited at the green light as others were honking for him to go. investigators are trying to

determine if alcohol or drugs were a factor in the collision or if the driver had a medical condition. the crash stunned those that saw the the after math. >> a lot of disbelief, crying yelling, what's going on. even to see a human being under a car. >> now police initially said family and friends are still trying to sort out the relationships. they know the woman who was killed, her young daughter was here on scene. they're trying to get to the bottom of exactly what went wrong. reporting live in vallejo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. a woman is in critical condition after being hit by a car that crashed into a restaurant. emergency crews say she waseating outside when the car jumped the curb. it's by bank croft elementary

school. the driver wasn't hurt but is being questioned by police. an antioch water park will partially open tomorrow. two days after dozens were singed by something in the water. we don't know what made the kids sick at the sports pool. the health department spent today testing the water. the cause of the illness hasn't been identified. 3,000 kids and adults have complained of coughing. the parts of the park that made kids sick will stay closed. the ticket prices are also produced to $12. ready to have fun? late tonight some of the team of warriors arrived to extend their party. oakland never looked better. hundreds ever thousands of fans celebrating the warriors. this has been a baseball and football market for decades. things are changing. players were loving it and so were the fans. seeing the players away from the court, got to see their personalities and families. one player jumping off the bus

and mingling with the masses. that was green. all around everything was special in terms of what we saw with the warriors. this was a mix of a raiders game grateful dead festival and hip hop. nothing would be complete without pop and circumstance. a lot of players taking selfies and having a good time. we'll show you highlights and video in a moment as well. what else we can do with this? a lot of young talent there. we saw riley curry -- >> listen to her today. listen to this. >> oh okay. >> she wasn't feelingíkñgood. she was camera shy today. not her usual self- >> we don't have the video. we'll get it in a moment. >> she's the biggest star of the parade. certainly the smallest one. riley got shiezy when her dad

addressed the crowd. i think it was her nap time. >> warriors are continuing the party. we saw today it was really special. oakland pulled it off in first class. it looked fantastic. we've been at this since 10:00 in the morning. it's been fun as well. >> a lot going on behind the scenes as well. players letting their guard down, having fun. lots of stuff you didn't see on tv too. >> with all what happened today with all the speeches the big thing now is what the warriors are saying this might not be the first time we do this. they're set issingting themselves up for maybe many many times doing this. they have a lot of young players. what we could see, the owner said let's do it again next season. steph curry said let's do it one more time.

they were tankhanking fans as well. >> all three mayors in town. the warriors the bay area team. unlike football and baseball they're not splitting down the middle. warriors own this market. >> of course we'll have more warriors coverage coming up later in this newscast. the other other big day was someone else. he's a heroic guy. >> one of the most famous bus drivers in the country. he got national attention after preventing a kidnapping. tonight tim watson got a hero's welcome. >> what a special night when he flew in on the choper. >> reporter: it was thrilling jessica. the game ended here. some tell me the hero got the recognition he received.

sitting on the helicopter as it landed on the field of the game. >> it hit me this is all for me. i had a moment. >> he had another moment as a few thousand fans watched him throw out the first pitch. watson is in the spotlight for his quick thinking. thinking that helped identify and rescue a kidnapped 3-year-old boy on his bus. on june 5th watson was one of several drivers that got an alert about a boy missing. he realized the boy and his alleged kidnapper were on his bus. he calmly changed the route and alerted authorities";without tipping off the suspect. he ultimately delivered the two to the police station where police were waiting. >> the biggest thing that stuck in my head was i hope pd is there waiting for me.

>> many say watson deserves this tribute and more. >> for a driver to do what he did, for being last minute reaction and realizing something was going wrong on the bus. what he did was definitely a nice thing. >> he received a congressional commendation as well as one from the counties. there was one more something. he's only been on the job six months as a probationary driver. that also changed today. >> you have officially completed your test period. you're now a full member of the valley transportation authority. >> reporter: talk about trial by fire. watson knows a lot about keeping kids safe. he's in charge of not one but two sports leagues in new ark. that's 350 kids he oversees. nbc bay area news.

>> he's being dually rewarded for his heroic action. >> he's the most famous bus driver in the country. we appreciate what he did. big thank you for san jose giants for honoring him as well. >> jeff is here. you pulled it off. it's a glorious day and on top of that friday and the weekend. >> you saw the brilliant blue skies and confetti coming down. it was warriors nation all over the place. i don't know why this is happening. we know maybe why. we have fireworks in the east bay. probably related to the warriors a parade. south bay 68 and clear conditions. throughout the peninsula looking at milder weather now. we transition to tomorrow morning's forecast. we begin mainly clear in the south bay 68 degrees. we'll start off with coldest temperatures in the north bay with 49. we'll have two different things

controlling the forecast this weekend. first thing is winds at the coastline 10 to 20 miles per hour. that's going to keep fog down to near santa cruz as we head to saturday and sunday. second thing we have going for us is area of high pressure producing hot air for the inland valleys. it is really going to be another day with the fog at the coastline versus the hot air inland. how do temperatures shape up towards saturday? sunny skies in san jose 87 degrees. another day with above average temperature temperatures. morgan hill, get away from the bay breeze. 93 degrees. not record setting but a hot day.md"tutz go to 77 foster city. san francisco in the inner and outer sunset temperatures in the 50s. head to soma sunny skies looking good 68. maybe napa or sonoma on your list mid 80s. east bay oakland 72.

lafayette 89. check out the trivalley. liver more 94 degrees. might be the perfect weekend to check out the county fair happening through july 5 th. sunday probably the better day to be outside father's day 88 degrees. speaking of which, let's take you into the weekend forecast. throughout sunday going to see a weak system move off to the north. not as dry. san francisco 65. trivalley instead of 90s, down to 89. north bay 82 degrees. summer begins officially father's day. 9:38 in the morning. we haven't forgotten dads. sunny, 80s. i think all dads will be happy with this kind of forecast. >> i like the specified forecast. >> it's a specific holiday and

father's day. happy father's day. >> thank you very much. i look forward to it. i just saved our lives. yeah. you're welcome. >> if you don't want to golf on father's day, go to a movie. this is the latest release from the movie studio pixar. it does double duty making films and mastering technology. >> we've got a big one. we got inside pixar headquarters for a sneak peek at the latest and greatest movie. >> it's called "inside out." . we got a chance to go inside pixar to see how it's done. >> what is your problem? leave me alone. >> reporting high levels. >> the newest pixar movie wants to get inside your head literally which was a challenge for everyone working inside

pixar headquarters. they're good with computer animation. >> there's toys but emotions, what do they look like? >> i'm joy. that's anger. >> "inside out" codirector sat down with us to talk about how the latest technology was put to use to get what they wanted on the screen. >> characters made out of little particles. we'll find out. they will right? they go away come back and showq÷ you. i didn't know you guys could do that. >> and after five years of designing and compute rendering, they did, trying to make sure all of this didn't distract you

from this. >> you don't want that to get many the way. that looks fantastic. where were we again? what were we talking about? >> a mix of technology and story-telling that just might get inside your head. >> and even as one movie comes out, pixar is said to put the finishing touches on another movie featuring dinosaurs set for release in late november. nbc bay area news. >> scott, looks like a good one. end of an era. apple said good bye to first edition of the ipad mini. it's no longer available online. the apple store fronts have stopped carrying them as well. it was introduced in 2012 as a smaller, cheaper option to the ipad. first cars now trucks may get new emission standards. the obama administrations want

psz it to cut oil consumption by 2027. the plan is open for public comment a couple of months until finalized next year. california farmers are ordered to install new water meters in part of an effort to combat the drought. law this requires updated meters where water is diverted. they cost $5,000 each. it's critical to conserve water here. critics say it could financially cripple many farmers. >> we think it's going to be devastating for farmers throughout the state. we understand there's a real need for everybody to do better on water conservation and maybe better water accounting. this really is a sledge hammer approach. >> the bill has been discussed behind closed doors. it was discussed behind closed doors until today. changes coming to a popular

south bay camp after one of the counselors was accused of molesting a boy in his care. he is facing child porn and molestation charges. investigators believe there could be more than two dozen victims. today the office of education which runs the sarah toga camp gathered a task force to review hiring practices and safety standards. they'll meet over the course of several months to keep this from happening begin. >> this also doesn't mean we're going to wait to implement things we obviously find during the comparison between standards, bestt hñ practices, and what we currently do. this will be an improvement work in process as we go along. >> 20 people on the task force. first meetings is june 30th. im jessica aguirre. ==raj/2shot== and im raj mathai. we're on early because of

tonight's giants game.ew good evening. thanks for joining us again. i'm jessica. >> i'm roger. we've been on early because of tonight's giants game on nbc bay area. new at 11:00 a birthday bash for san francisco city hall turning 100 years old. >> protestors were part of that occasion hoping to deliver a message to the magsnation's mayors. we have more on the party and protests as well. >> reporter: that's right. san francisco mayor lee is hosting thousands. hundreds of the nation's mayors and even president president obama drove by this party. take a look. it's quite a celebration. not everyone here was in the mood to party. protestors say elected officials need to do a better job representing the people. >> welcome to our city hall our people's palace. >> reporter: san francisco celebrates city hall centennial with a magical light show and