ago. >> greg: your skin just burns? >> mike: no, it's deeper than that. for a baseball player, it's catastrophic. >> greg: tomlinson pops up. two outs. keek heefr. i thought old people got shingles. >> mike: it is something when you have high-stress situations. put mike leake on the dl. shut him down. >> greg: he will pitch tomorrow against samardzija that's going to be a huge game. >> mike: he's definitely

throwing great. that's one thing about samardzija. he wait for his next start. when he's done pitching, he can't wait. he has been that good. he's got a couple surprises for the cardinals because they haven't seen him. a curveball and a changeup to go with the high-velocity sink and cut. >> greg: 3-1 to angel pagan. angel has walked twice tonight. scored a run. hits this one well to center. it will be run down by grichuk. 1, 2, 3 for kiekhefer.

well, csn bay area has complete giants coverage on "sportsnet central." csn, authentic bay area sports. >> greg: turn them on right after the game. shawn estes will have a lengthy

postgame giants edition of "sportsnet central." matt reynolds will pitch the. trevor brown is in the kitchen. >> mike: so matt reynolds, sixth time that he has come in and pitched for bruce bochy. he's done a good job. he's a four-pitch guy. he's been around. he absolutely knows what he's doing out there. two types of fastball, slider, curveball, the tchangeup. >> greg: mike matheny has sent up kolten wong to pinch-hit. probably see him tomorrow night against jeff samardzija. gregor blanco, just reinstated off the disabled list, working to left. trevor brown is in to catch the ninth.

a fan has gotten loose in right centerfield. >> mike: i think we have two fans loose. >> greg: this was the niners game on monday night. nice open-field tackle. friday night. >> mike: full moon. bound to happen. looks like the guard may have got hurt. that guy is going to spend the night in jail. that's a rough night. it's unnecessary.

security guard hurt his leg. foot. too bad. don't see that a lot at giants games. hardly ever. >> mike: yeah, it doesn't happen very often. that's a good thing. >> greg: matt reynolds back to work against kolten wong. pitch is high. two balls, one strike.

kennelly jansen has gone in for the dodgers in the bottom of the ninth, in arizona. chris owens just tripled. brandon belt over at the railing will retire wong. one out in the ninth inning. >> mike: very nice. it was great when santiago casilla walked off the mound and everybody went over and embraced him. >> greg: tremendous outing. 1, 2, 3 eighth inning. sergio romo has gone down to the giants bull pen if you look at the video mike was talking about. every single guy on the bench

with a fist for casilla. >> mike: we realthey really are biggest fans. baseball is a game of failure. you're going some tough times. >> greg: here's romo. paul goldschmidt just hit a shot to the warning track. it was caught for a sacrifice fly. owens scored. the dodger lead is down to 3-2 in the bottom of the ninth. two outs, nobody on base in the inning. bartolo colon. back-to-back homers. that will be out of play. if the giants get these last two

outs, they'll stay a game up on the mets. they'll go up three on the cardinals. we'll see how the dodger game goes. 2-2 pitch. up the middle. panik will circle it. nicely done. two outs. >> greg: nice angle on that ground ball. >> mike: just sort of come to expect it. but you really shouldn't take it for granted because it's not the normal play.

not an easy one. >> greg: last batter of the game for the diamondbacks is jake lamb. >> greg: three homers off of casilla this year. down a couple of strikes. casilla fouls it off. two balls and one strike. giants, 6-2 last night. 8-2 tonight. samardzija tomorrow night. everybody is standing now.

giants are one strike away. luke weaver was dominant the first two innings. got shelled in the third. buster posey, his first home run in exactly two months. >> mike: four hits last night, three hits with that home run you were talking about. and it's how he's doing it too. >> greg: ball four. reynolds walks garcia. see what bochy does with the right-hander aledmys diaz. >> greg: love this time of the

year, don't you? giants, dodgers, right down to the very end. both one out away. popped him up. panik, out. span in. span is under it. giants it. they take the first two of this huge four-game series with the cardinals. buster posey, seven hits in the two games combined. first home run in two months. giants only got seven hits, but a lot of walks tonight. they win 8-2. >> mike: i think that's very significant in that they won the game that way with a big offensiving. they've been looking for this type of an early game offensive contribution. tonight they got it. buster posey, a big three-hit night with a home run. that is huge. >> greg: for those of you watching on our network

affiliates, the giants television network, so long. for mike krukow and amy gutierrez, greg papa saying so long. giants beat the cardinals 8-2.

giants take the first two of this four games. 8-2 tonight. the story of the series, buster posey. four hits last night, three more tonight. three runs scored, four rbis. his first home run tonight in two months. my is going to talk to buster. >> i am. and i'm going to talk to him about that home run but i'm going to get to that last. mike krukow said the the last two games, therapeutic for you guys. what are your the thoughts on that? >> there's definitely been a different feel. sometimes it's hard to put your finger on it. but it's good. hopefully keep that going. >> johnny cueto said yesterday after a complete game, from here on out, it is playoff atmosphere and mentality. you went after weaver. do you agree with cueto's

analysis and approach? >> yeah, i would agree with him. we've got two more tough games against a good cardinals team. then we go to l.a. we go to san diego. we know how they played us lately. we have tough games coming up. you mentioned weaver. had his way with it the first time through. able to get his pitch count up a little bit and come up with some big hits. >> the home runs, it's been a while. you gave a really cool thumbs up to our camera. you looked pretty happy about it. it's been coming, buster. what have you been working on and what's working right for you right now? >> i saw the camera on me for, like, five minutes, so i figured i'd have a little fun with it. the main thing the last couple days is trying to stay on my legs a little more. i feel like i'm seeing it. >> they liked it even though

they gave you the cold shoulder. >> you never know. >> amy, congratulations to buster posey. when he arrived in may of 2010, took the everyday job in july of 2010, this baseball team plays their best, mike, when they need to play their best. and he's their bester. right now, when you desperately need to play your best, he's playing your best. >> this is the time of year when leaders lead and mvps are won and cy young awards are won. this is when you need your big people to shine. it went right down the wire. the three-game series with san diego, people were jumping off the boat. the fear that this club just didn't have it this year was everywhere. now all of a sudden everybody is starting to feel a little bit. it's because of the four-hit night that posey had and the three-hit night with the home run tonight. it's how he's doing it with his legs again. he's in one piece.

the one thing i always talk about, i want my swing to be in one piece. he's back spinning the ball the other way. this is what they're waiting for. this is what they need. everybody else ashd him relaxes. and when that happens, you start to get that rhythm that you desperately seek all year. >> san diego series, they scored five runs combined and had four runs alone on tuesday. shut out on monday. one run on wednesday. this series, six last night. eight more tonight led by buster posey with seven hits combined. the giants win their first two games of the series. we're going to get you ready for tomorrow.

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johnny cueto last night, matt moore was good enough tonight. went five, gave up just two earned runs. buster posey with just two hits. jeff samardzija tomorrow night. >> jeff samardzija that the cardinals have really never seen. he's got five weapons. the addition of a curveball and changeup to what has been a very dominant fastball has been unbelievable to how it has affected his confidence. and it's gotten the hitters off the fastball. bottom line is he's going to take a lot of confidence in the game tomorrow.

he's going to need it. this is a very proud cardinals team. remember, they have just as much at stake the giants do coming into this series. so you're going to get a game effort from st. louis. you know that's going to happen. >> for more on tonight's game, tune into "sportsnet central" on c ssn bay area right now. join us tomorrow at 5:30 for giants "pregame live," 6:05 pitch. a week from tomorrow night against the san diego padres at 5:30 from petco. buster goes yard. and the giants beat the cardinals 8-2.

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roommate's dogs barking. a coyote jumped over her backyard fence. but it was too late. >> i saw the aftermath. my cat's back was slit open and his liver was hanging out and his neck was broken. >> reporter: san jose animal services says they've noticed an uptick in coyote attacks this year. >> if a cat was left outside, they have been attacked by coyotes. >> reporter: he says the extended drought may be a factor, luring coyotes into neighborhoods finding food and water. >> thal are eey'll pretty much anything they can get ahold of. >> reporter: angela is getting the word out, plastering her neighborhood with warning signs to make sure what happened to goliath doesn't happen to anyone else. >> i want them to know that coyotes are jumping in our backyard fences and killing our

pets. and a lot of people have children. coyotes are known to attack small children when they're desperate. in other news tonight, a heart breaking story on the peninsula. a san mateo woman watched in horror as her beloved pet died in her burning home. officers had to physically restrain her for her safety. fire destroyed one town home and destroyed fwo other units. the dog's owner was briefly arrested for fighting with police. an emergency landing along the peninsula today. a small plane came crashing down this afternoon. it touched down on a small piece of land near the raven was wood reserve. fortunately they were not hurt. still no word on what triggered this emergencing landing. the city of palo alto says

no to facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. he bought two properties surrounding his house and now he needs permission to tear down those homes and rebuild. they denied the plan because the project looked like a compound and his neighbors have plenty to say. >> it's a little bit of glamor. oh, i live right near mark zuckerberg. >> i don't like to see palo alto turned into a large estate homes. >> the city says the developer plans to redesign the so-called compound and resubmit the plans for approval in november. die hard fans up for hours waiting in the cold all for the chance to get their hands on the newest iphone 7 and the time finally came for those apple fans. people actually camped out in the early hours of the morning for today's iphone launch. tradition people do every time

there's a new iphone launch and they do it even though you can order the phones online. this was on university avenue. apple ceo met customers. they sold out pretty quickly. let's take you outside to san jose. it the last weekend of summer and it's going to feel like summer. a heat wave will be rolling through this weekend and with the high temps comes high amounts of smog, so they've called for a spare the air day tomorrow and possibly sunday. let's cue chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. >> we could get close to 100. we've pushed up the forecast a little bit. so, it's going to be a lot warmer than you probably want this time of the year. things to keep in mind is contra costa and alameda counties will

have the worst air quality. and coming from mark in toc helping to get the camera shot exactly right tonight and everybody else in the control room, thank you for that beautiful shot. it is 100% full this evening. san jose at 65 degrees after a high of 80. relative humidity at 75%. and a cooler, foggy breeze. temperatures down to the upper 50s by 5:00 a.m. as we get a look right now across oakland, we have 58 degrees, after a mild 72 and you see temperatures holding steady, but note this is cloud cover through three, four, and 5:00 in the morning. we have the time tonight, so we're going to bring you to one more location and that is usually the hottest, in concord. and you can see 50s by tomorrow morning. as we take a look at the overall

forecast, the interesting thing to note when you look at all the different charts is the jet stream, the conveyer belts of cold and rainy temperatures is underway. we should have the jet stream eve. closer than that. but the rainfall is going to stay up into oregon and washington and that much colder air. we have high pressure just off shore shielding us from getting any kind of wet weather. it's going to be fantastic. i'd like to see rainfall but again that is not going to happen. as you get a look closer, the only spot that will not see a big warm up is the immediate coastline. we'll still have a cooler westerly wind in place. and down through the sf coast line and pacifica, expected to see that foggy breeze. fog is the main reason why we'll have wide-spread conditions from

the 60s to the upper 90s. and we'll have the fog coming back to san francisco to start and 53 degrees. the coolest will be the north bay at 52. right across the peninsula, foggy weather that the coastlin and 52 degrees. again saturday does warm up. there went be any upper 90s for tomorrow. but we will go as warm as 93 in oregon hill. the farther away you get from that colder ocean breeze, the colder the temperatures will be on a day like this. half moon bay a chilly 64 and over towards palo alto, 81 and san francisco, warm up to 69 in the mission. but back to the golden gate bridge, temperatures will only be at 65 degrees. so, if you're here visiting,

want that fog rolling in, probably 9:00 and 10:00 to get a good view of that. the thing we want to stress is so some of the hottest temperatures through contra costa, alameda counties. in the sun it's going to feel probably close to 99. drink plenty of water if you're doing anything outdoors. danville expecting 93. and 15 minutes away, the beauty of the bay area, you want hotter weather? walnut creek will have that at 95 degrees. and wine country, 89. our temperature at 79 mill valley. all of this great weather may have you thinking about a couple of things. the first event may be use heading to the beaches. the best spot and the mildest

weather at the beaches, despite we have the fogiest breeze, is santa cruz. it helps to shelter them from some of the colder foggy win. so, we can expect 72 by 1:00 p.m. on saturday. the one thing you want to watch out for, especially if you're here visiting is the waves are expected to be dangerous and throughout saturday evening and on sunday. mild temperatures but watch out before you dip your toes in that water. you're headed to the north bay. indy car racing this saturday and sunday. qualifying on saturday, temperatures in the upper 80s. but on sunday for the major race, hot on the tracks not only for the cars but for you as well. 89 by 1:00 p.m. and temperatures in the low 90s throughout 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00. have the spf with you and drink plenty of water.

1:25 you got it it easy. conditions in the 70s. 1, two, 3 and 4:00 on sunday. so, hopefully they'll take home the win against atlanta. and you can see for san francisco, we eventually see the temperatures go up to 71 by sunday's forecast and then drop back down to the 60s. and for the entirier valleys, the average of 95 on saturday. we've heated it up to 98 on sunday. >> just two degrees shy. >> may have a few isolated 100s in antioch. there's still no sign of rainfall as we head throughout the rest of this month. but may get a storm system early october. >> in the meantime, we'll enjoy the last weekend of summer. >> it's going to be nice. >> it is going to be nice.

coming up, who burned american flags on september 11th?

prescription medication in mexico. often times what's prescription here - is over- it is not uncommon for many to buy their prescription medication in mexico. often what's prescription here is over the counter there and much cheaper too. now some are heading south for surgery and one woman hopes it will save her life. >> it says keep fighting. >> reporter: this is the graduation cap she hand painted for her walk across southern university's stage graduation in may. she was determined to walk even though she was in the hospital that same day fighting to live

with stage fourb ovarian cancer. >> i had just got out of hospital at 5:00 that morning and had to be at graduation. it was by the grace of god i walked across the stage. >> it was july 2015 that changed everything. >> i had symptoms of not being able to keep anything down. i thought i had a virus for the longest and i was like this is not right. >> reporter: she went on a receiver of what was thought to be a severe case of demeet reoesz. >> that's what we went in thinking it was going to be something minor and she would be able to get on with her life and it was not the case. sfwlrks lexi had stage three ovarian cancer. very rare in someone her age and more common in white women than african-american. he recommended three months of

intense chemotherapy. and was deemed cancer free and a few months later, her symptoms returned. >> i watched my body bounce back and going right back in the sickness. >> this time the cancer had come back and spread stage four. he found a way in tewant to mexico that specializes in treating late stage cancers. >> i believe they can help me. i believe this treatment will be the finale. the gun's owner, eugene

craig was shot and killed in the saratoga home on monday. they were nilthsy called to the home to confirm his safety and the family member requested a well check. they broke in the side door when there was no answer and that's when they were confronted by craig armed with a loaded gun. who damaged american flags in east palo alto? tonight there are new clues. earlier this week, we showed you the scorched flags after an arsnist set fire to the september 11th memorial. the 343 flags represented the firefighters killed in the collapse of the world trade center. they released a surveillance video of the suspect. if you recognize this man, your rrb asked to call police.

a teacher lowers a studaboutant's grade for not standing in the pledge of allegiance. she's a descendant of native american -- class participation. >> i was pretty mad when she lowered my grade because i work hard for it and i did whatever she wanted me to do in her class. >> the superintendent says the teacher will be disciplined for violating the district's freedom of speech policy and first amendment rights. he did admit the president was born here and trump is now blaming hillary clinton for the whole thing.

>> reporter: donald trump today finally submitting to the truth. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> reporter: a seven-second statement after 28 minutes of build up trying to reverse a position trump's held for five years, championing a conspiracy theory. >> why doesn't he show his birth certificate. >> i have people who have been studying and cannot believe what they're finding. he gave a birth certificate, whether or not it's real because a lot of people question it. >> reporter: trump didn't admit he was wrong, didn't say he was sorry and didn't tell the truth when he said this. >> hillary clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the berther controversy. i finished it.

>> reporter: neither clinton or her campaign made barack obama's citizenship an issue and neither did the president himself. >> i was pretty confident about where i was born and i think most people were as well. >> reporter: the president brushes off trump like he did in 2011. >> we can finally get back to focusing -- >> reporter: the opening of his new d.c. hotel, photo opwith cameras allowed but not questions from journalists. who watched the stage collapse after trump walked off. >> reporter: finally agreeing to admit that president obama is born in the united states is meant to help him in the battleground states. >> reporter: trying to undue

perpetuating a lie with a single sentence. a single question remaining: will it work? the giants have played well throughout their last six games. posey hit a home run for the first time since july. they maintain their lead in the wild card race. not just the giants, we have a lot going on this weekend, including football. stanford hosting usc on the farm. cal welcomes texas to berkley and in the south bay, beyonce is in concert at levi stadium. in wine country, you can check out the indy car series at sonoma raceway and we can't forget the raiders' home opener

against atlanta. they're trying to start a season 2-0 for the first time in 14 years. she's a minor, so she can't consent. >> right now at 11:00, the woman at the center of the police sex abuse scandal is fighting back. she's now demanding 10s of millions of dollars. the news at 11:00 starts right now. good evening and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we've been on early tonight because of the giants game and we're going to start with this lawsuit. $66 million. that's how much the young woman at the center of a sex abuse scandal is suing the police department. formerly known as celeste gaup says she was sexually exploited and officers did nothing about it. cheryl. >> reporter: well, this is a blow