firefighters put out hot spots tonight after a quick moving fire as it burns right through brush and several properties. >> it's just solid white smoke.

you can't see anything. good evening everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. it started around 8:00 in livermore around the area of stafford road and cross. chief meteorologist bill martin has more on the continued danger across the bay area. but we begin with cara liu who spoke to homeowners tonight, cara. >> reporter: fortunately this was a grass fire that was contained within a few hours relatively quickly. but i will tell you it was a harrowing ordeal for one homeowner who found out about this fire dangerously close to her home as she was on her way home. when she finally made it home, small patches of her property were still smoldering and still burning. with firefighters working to mop up on and around her property. >> my car could have burned and

they saved that. and they saved everything except the shed. i mean expect there was a big playground there but man they did a great job. >> reporter: friends came to help as she was stuck on the train getting home. one of them took a video after a propane tank caught fire. >> the propane tank was half full and it was all on fire. it was just bursting into flames. >> reporter: others came and got her horses. >> i'm just really glad that my horses and there was a baby kitten inside that couldn't have gotten out. i got her yesterday and my dog. i'm so glad that i got them out. thank you to my friends and thank you to these firemen, because it's a dangerous job. >> reporter: the fire was fully contained by early evening. most of the damage happened at christie governor's house. waiting to try to see her home she just tells me she was just happy to get the pets and kids

to safety. >> there were patches of fire they were getting bigger and bigger. the flames blew from her house to our house. it was just solid smoke, you couldn't see anything. >> reporter: even though there was damage and loss. both homeowners told us they were happy the fire fighters were able to save so much. the battalion chief tells us, they're still working to work on what started this fire. but they believe it started on the side of the road and spread quickly. and now we go to chief meteorologist bill martin on the 100 plus temperatures that were baking the area. >> we're in the midst of a four year historical drought. 102 in antioch. those were the hot spots. take a look at the spread we

head -- we had today. walnut creek there's a 40- degree jump between coast and inland. and as we head into the next couple of days it's going to cool a little bit. i'll give that away. but i have to tell you it'll still be hot enough inland. we have two fires in two days and it's just starting off. it's game on as we move on to the summer months. no rain expected for a while. when i come back we're going to talk about a red flag warning that will go into place over the next 24 hours. we will look at how that will impact us. it was a very hot afternoon today but race fans are not going to stay away from sonoma. this is a big weekend every year that nascar rolls into town for the toyota save mart 350. temperatures for fans will be great through the weekend. from the upper 70s to the 80s. when the temperatures go up

like they did today. do not leave kids or dogs in cars even if the windows are down. our paul chambers sat in a car today and within minutes the temperatures inside topped 110 degrees. he had oakland firefighters supervising him the entire time. paul was only in the car for about a half hour but said he couldn't have lasted much longer. and a reminder you can always download the latest weather apps. for the latest on the conditions and extreme fire danger here in the bay area. santa clara county is cracking down on illegal fireworks as fireworks get ready for the fourth of july holiday. azenith smith talks to one south bay man who knows from experience just how dangerous those fire work -- fireworks can be. >> reporter: his livelihood as a tattoo artist is gone. >> it's been pretty painfully,

physically and mentally, financially. >> reporter: the 24-year-old bought fireworks online as he and his friend bought the last fire work, the mortar type device blew imin his hand because of a faulty fuse -- blew up in his hand. >> every single one of these thing s is illegal in the county. >> reporter: authorities in santa clara county are tracking down planing to send out bomb teams on july 4th. they can also now be slapped with fines up to $500. >> it seems like an that are -- it seems like an

>> reporter: as for ortiz, he says he considers himself lucky. saying he could have been blind. the fireworks melted his contact lenses. he recommends watching the professionals. there are eight professional fire work shows for the fourth. on ktvu.com we posted a link to those areas, you will find it on web links. police say they had to use

physical force and that one officer was actually knock out but is now recovering. police released this mug shot of 23-year-old joshua bolling of colorado. he's been booked now on several charges. police say he was putting together a shotgun on octavia and bush when an officer came to talk to him. officers had to arrest him when he got belligerent. >> with 20 patrons in there it could have gotten quite different. >> reporter: these are pictures of shotgun like the one that was confiscated. it is a diamond pigeon barreta. the imagine on the right shows more detail of the engraving. police say this type of shotgun can be worth as much as $95,000 and they're hoping that someone recognizes it and comes forward. oakland police are investigating a shooting that left one person in serious condition. police responded to 39th street and martin luther king

jr. way shortly before 6:45. officers can't confirm that's where the shots were fired but they believe the incident was linked to another accident that happened on the highway. no suspects are in custody. the alameda county's district attorney has now launch add criminal investigation into that balcony collapse in berkeley. six students died another seven were injured when the balcony collapsed last week. investigators say they found severe wood rot. all of the evidence including the balcony are in the hands of law enforcement. >> as with any criminal inquiry we will ultimately have to make the determination whether there's facts that support criminal charges. whether or not those charges could be proven beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of

law. the d.a. says she has up to three years from the day of the accident to file criminal charges. cloda clogley was one of two people injured in that accident. she posted an update on her condition on her facebook page. she says she suffered severe injuries including a broken spinal cord. she says her chances of walking again are pretty bleak. but she seems to have a pretty bright outlook. she says that she may realize that her legs have been holding her back. and she plans to honor those who died by living the happiest and most fulfilling life possible. a down power line stopped service earlier tonight. the accident happened on the pittsburgh bay point. from our camera near the lafayette b.a.r.t. station you see trains dropping people off then returns toward

oakland. a ktvu viewer sent us this photo, it shows the crowds that gathered at the lafayette station. b.a.r.t. ran a bus to get those people to their locations. the supreme court handed president obama a victory. the justices upheld a key provision of the affordable health care act. the ruling saves health insurance for millions of americans. >> the affordable care act is here to stay. >> reporter: from the white house the president praised the supreme court's decision to uphold the subsidies on his health care law. this is the second year that challenges fell short in the nation's highest court. >> we finally declare that in america health care is not a privilege for a few but a right for all. at issue in the case. whether language in the law prevents tax subsidys from being offered in the three dozen states which decided not

to accomplish marketplaces. the court decided in favor of the administration by ruling that in those states it's illegal for taxpayers to receive the obama care subsidies through an insurance exchange run by the u.s. government. attorneys of the law say the ruling went too far. >> i find that really troubling that the court would go out of its way first to twist the interpretation to uphold to constitutionality as it did three years ago then today to twist the meaning and correct a major flaw. >> reporter: about 6 million americans stood to lose obama care credits if the supreme court has ruled against the administration. legal challenges are not over. the house of representatives filed suit against the president last year arguing he overstepped his legal authority when he carried out the law unilaterally. >> the court did not rule on

same-sex marriage. a ruling on that could come either tomorrow or next monday. this is how the pride parade gets started. we take you behind the scenes to give you a preview. >> a hot day across the bay area. i'm tracking when this cooler weather will return. >> he asked me to leave. >> asked you to leave. >> she asked me to leave. >> your business. >> my business. >> family owned for more than 30 years then elbowed out overnight. two investigates how the owner of this bay area restaurant says, a woman worked her way in and now refuses to get out.

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family owned for more than 30 years, elbowed out overnight. >> she asked me to leave. >> asked you to leave. >> she asked you to leave. >> asked me to leave. >> your business. >> my business. >> reporter: a woman talked her way in, won't pay the rent an now refuses to get out. and two investigates learned it wasn't the first time. >> does it feel a little dirty to keep doing this over and over again. >> reporter: business owners says this is giving a new meaning to hostile take over.

eric rasmussen reports. >> reporter: the owners e- mailed 2 investigates when the woman refuses to pay and refuses to leave. two investigates to another woman who says it happened to them too. >> reporter: we wanted to see if the woman behind the counter katherineford was really making and selling food. the city, the county and patricia bottom say she shouldn't be. >> it has become difficult for me to even drive by my own building because it infuriates me that much. >> reporter: 1981, bottom's family started vida's fish market. that's vida patricia's mom. her specialty, cat fish. >> it's many my blood. that's something i've done my whole entire life. >> reporter: but business isn't what it used to be. last november bottom says she was approached about leasing

the property to an acquaintance ford. >> her whole approach to me was that she was catering out of her home and needed a new location. >> reporter: but once she was in the building, she never paid the rent despite attempts to get her to. >> did you ever say, get out of here. you have to go. >> it got to that. >> reporter: bottom says things only got uglier when she went to the restaurant to ask her to leave. >> and he called the police on me. and said she was going to have me put out. >> i said you're going to put me out of my own building. are you insane. you haven't even paid for the lease. not even the first month's race. and she said it doesn't matter. we'll have to settle this in court. >> reporter: forbes fired back suing her landlord for breach of contract saying bottom failed to provide full and exclusive access to the property and even accused her

of fraud and intentional deceit. while those cases remain tied up in civil court, alameda county issued forbes a seize and assist notice for operating without a health notice. the city declared her a public nuisance with an illegal kitchen. yet she was able to sell us this for $12. >> can you explain what's going on here? >> i don't want to get into a legal issue. >> reporter: two investigates discovered legal issues is something that katherine forbes knows a lot about. >> what do you think when you hear the name katherine forbes now. >> run for the hills, run. >> reporter: she says a business went downhill when she

opened a coffee shop. >> she would physically the aggravate me. >> reporter: she says she won two lawsuits against forbes but has not paid a dime yet. another busy -- business sought to evict forbes. we asked her about the other cases. >> they haven't shared their side of it with me. there's people that do unscrupulous things and then they turn around and try to use techniques to hurt me. >> i have to tell you, that's eerie because it sounds exactly like what they say you're doing to them. >> yeah, okay. it's going to be up to a jury. >> reporter: have you ever won a case where you got to stay without paying. that's a pretty good deal. >> i'm not trying not to pay.

>> reporter: we recently attended a hearing for the lawsuit forbes filed against her landlord but forbes was a no show. >> that is just such a bizarre case. when you interviewed her, what was she like. she seemed very calm. >> we showed up unannounced. she was calm. she seems to have a degree of knowledge about the law. she insists guys she says she's doing nothing wrong and she intends to fight it. if you have a tip for 2 investigates teams, we want to hear from you. e-mail 2 investigates @ ktvu.com or you can call. it was a hot one out there today. 103. in the inland bay valleys it's still pretty warm outside. the fog is trying to get back to the coast. i think there'll be some patches of it late tonight and

tomorrow morning. further fog tomorrow afternoon. you can see the green that's the on shore breeze. the cooler air. but you're still 77 in concord: you're still 80 degrees at 10:20 at night in livermore so it's pretty warm in the inland bay valley. tomorrow is going to be a cooler day. the winds are there. it's blowing 20 in fairfield. yeah kind of light everywhere else. let's check out sfo. 10-miles-an-hour. on shore flow increasing the humidity and cooling things down. it was 90 in santa rosa. tomorrow it was 85. livermore 101 and drops to 85. those are significant tempture drops. drops -- temperature drops. as we pointed out there's no fog along the coast yet. there's some patches of it. beautiful night in san francisco. mild in the low 60s right now. mostly clear and breezy right now. the fog works its way. cooler tomorrow. as we get into the weekend

further cooler. but with the caveat that fog increases, that's a potential thunderstorms thing. we'll see you back here to talk about the long range and how your weekend looks. 15 great white sharks, 15 of them were spotted just off the central coast beach today. the sharks were spotted just off the cement bridge. from the air tome took these pictures of the sharks circling in the water below. thome is a marine biologists he said he's never seen a group of harks this big. in fact, he called it a once in a lifetime event. a warning sign has been posted at the campground but people are still allowed in the water. >> those are some eerie pictures. at 10:45, we meet the first openly gay player in professional baseball. >> but first, the confederate flag controversy reaches the bay area. why the man behind this display

tells us the debate is exactly what he wanted.

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hundreds of people came out today if funerals of two south carolina church shooting victims. funerals were held for ethel lance and sharanda singleton. and one homeowner put the stars and stripes on display despite the growing controversy. >> reporter: on this quiet street, the stars and stripes are now flying in this front yard. but for the past few days, this

is what was here, the confederate flag and that made many neighbors angry. >> the confederate flag is a symbol of hatred and slavery and racism and i would like us to be done with that. >> it didn't have a place in our community. and he was making a statement. because it's a new flag. >> reporter: the man who's causing the uproar kilborne left a note saying in part that almost everything is offensive to somebody. we spoke to travis kilborne. he asked us not to show his face. he says he's not a racist, that he raised the flag to prove a point. >> people are talking about it. it's exactly what i wanted. >> reporter: the issue arose when dylann roof was seen in a picture waveing the flag. now that state's governor wants the confederate flag removed

from the state capital. >> freedom of speech is an important right in this country. but to do it at this moment when such a tragedy has happened to exploit, to exploit the moment and to try to get attention. >> reporter: kilborne told us he has no plans to display the confederate flag again. in petaluma, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. apple is removing games from its app store that feature confederate flags. the company said in a statement that it's pulling apps that use the flags in offensive or mean spirited ways in violation of the company's guidelines. apple is allowing other apps that display the flag in an educational way. apple following the move by wal- mart and sears to remove the confederate flag. bristol palin is expecting her second baby.

the post read in part, i do not want any lectures and i do not want any sympathy. bristol palin and her exhave a 6-year-old boy together named trip. the excitement is building here in the castro. we'll give you a sneak peak at this weekend's pride celebrations. >> and later new developments in the state's controversial vaccine bill. the move today that makes mandatory vaccinations one step closer to law.

san francisco look at that, showing its pride ahead of this weekend's big parade. a live look there at city hall in san francisco with the colors of the rainbow. absolutely beautiful. and tonight the last minute scramble is on all over the city to make sure that everything is ready. >> and there's still a lot to do. new at 10:00, ktvu's amber lee is joining us with all that goes into the celebration. >> reporter: the weekend is festive here. lots of people out and about. pride weekend is great for business and there's no business like putting on a big celebration. >> three, four.

♪ ♪ >> reporter: the upbeat tempo of the song reflect it is enthusiasm of the san francisco gay men's chorus during tonight's rehearsal. the chorus will perform during this weekend's pride festival. hoping to inspire through their music. along the waterfront, the the handy work is taking shape. >> this is how you get the party started. putting these floats together is a big part of the party. >> reporter: 15 truckloads of styrofoam. 200pounds of glitter and 500- gallons of paint. to send a message about the lgbt community. >> it's people trying to change things and trying to, make

equality the status quo. >> reporter: in the castro, street theater is very much alive. a long line of people waiting to attend an lgbt film festival just steps from the theater, the hot cookie looks forward to the added business. >> it's like black friday in a way. >> reporter: a weekened that brings many out of town visitors. >> i flew in today for pride from l. a. i'm so excited it's the weekend so i can't wait to start. so i'm like thursday, pride starts thursday. >> reporter: and the spending has started. >> i bought some accessories already. rainbow flags, and suspenders and a fun hat. >> ♪ ♪ >> reporter: as for the gay man's chorus it has marched in the gay parade since the group

started four years ago. >> it's just more important that we're out there and that we show people who we are and how important all of this is to us. >> reporter: tomorrow the transgender community plans to hold a rally and march. it starts at dolores park. you can count on the castro to be a very busy and crowded place this weekend. >> yeah, especially during that parade. i imagine they're going to get hundreds of thousands for that parade. amber, thank you. it was pride night at sonoma's ball field as well. tonight at 10:45, another reason to celebrate as local baseball honors the first openly gay player ever in all of professional baseball. many pride events are just some of the festivities happening all around the bay area this weekend. >> the first full weekend of summer is here and it is action packed. hope you're doing great everyone. i'm mike mibach. parties across san francisco kick in on friday night pride weekend in the city by the bay

is here. the pink triangle installation is set for saturday morning. the march later that afternoon. the sfo pride parade is set for 10:30 on market street. nascar roars in at sonoma race way for nascar north bay. expect delays. the grateful dead, i saw my fair share of shows back in the day. here is a little clip from back in 89. it'll be 20 years in summer when jerry garcia died in marin county. this weekend in the south bay, the spotlight back on the remaining members of the dead. bob, phil, mickey and bill said to turn it up together once again. two shows saturday and sunday night. tickets still available: >> san anselmo has its wine and food festival. and why not head to the surf-

city classic. over 100 woodies restored. the a's and giants are at home. fireworks after the giant's game saturday night. and the earthquakes also home saturday night against the galaxy. i'm mike mibach and that's your weekend watch. >> and at ktvu.com you will find more information on this weekend's events. look for the entertainment button right at the top of the front page. police say a suspect in a deadly hit-and-run in san leandro last week surrendered to officers this week. madeline moore was struck and killed as she was crossing the street last thursday morning. the driver of the truck took off. police released a surveillance pickture of the truck and -- surveillance picture o -- picture of the truck and released it this week. members of the seiu approved an open ended strike

claiming unfair labor practices. they include 911 dispatchers, public health nurses and child welfare workers. santa clara county officials say the two sides are close and plan to negotiate right through the weekend. if a strike is called the county will seek a court injunction to keep workers on the job. triple digit heat today. but some cool weather is going to come back. when there will be a significant drop in temperatures in the forecast. also a massive recall involving a yoga gear retailer. the concerns tonight that lululemon tops could be dangerous.

a woman who owns beach front property has filed a lawsuit over that recent oil spill.

last month the spill blackened beaches and killed wildlife when a pipeline ruptured. the suit is the fourth of its kind seeking action. california students are one step closer to a requirement they be vaccinated before heading to school. the assembly approved a bill that would make vaccinations mandatory. that would help protect children and the entire population against outbreaks of disease. the debate to end the personal belief exemption started last year after a measles outbreak at disneyland. 136 cases of measles had been reported across the state. >> this is what we need to do to raise immunization rates and raise awareness. >> the senate already approved the bill once but lawmakers

must still approve amendments until the bill is sent to the governor. lululemon not lulumon like i said before. lululemon has issued a massive recall for a hooded top. there's concerns the electric draw cord can be pulled or catch or something and when released can snap back and cause injury to your face or eyes. the tops were sold between january 2008 and december 2014. there have been seven reported injuries. customers should contact the store to have it replaced. stock markets lost ground today. the dow fell 107 points. the s & p500 was down six. analysts blame lingering concerns over the stalled debt crisis talks in greece. after a battle with apple taylor swift decided she will put her music on apple music after all. the pop star tweeted this today. after the events of this week i have decided to put 1989 on apple music and happily so.

the battle with apple started when the company announced it would start the streaming service apple music but would not pay artists for the three month trial. a bay area baseball player making history tonight. >> probaseball's only openly gay player in sonoma. why he says he's more pitcher than pioneer. >> and cooler weather is on the way. chief meteorologist bill martin will have the complete bay area forecast. in sports, the warriors drafting a big man with their number one pick.

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new at 10:00, making history on the field. a sonoma county pitcher is the first openly gay player in professional baseball.

it's not the big leagues but he is making big news. >> he sure is and tonight family, friends and teammates are celebrating shawn convoy. debora villalon is live in sonoma where he made his first start. >> reporter: he's been a closer for the sonoma stompers but this was his first start. no doubt some nerves especially on top of his notoriety as a gay player. >> how much this message and how much -- >> [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: our interview with shawn conroy was interrupted by an ice bath. the ultimate tribute by his teammates. >> there we go. yeah. >> reporter: he started this game with a steering strike and never looked back. the 23-year-old was recruited

from new york because of his good command, his cutter, his change up. but the rainbow accessories his teammates wore touch on what else he's known for. >> it was very casual and comfortable and he just wanted to let people know, who he is. >> reporter: the gm says it was a natural part of getting to know their new player. >> he's been on high school teams and college teams openly gay and it's never been an issue there and happy to say it's never been an issue here. >> reporter: it's an independent league, the pacific association. this match up the stompers versus vallejo admirals. conroy's both parents get him to and from ballparks. it's small budget baseball with big creams. >> he didn't really look for this notoriety. he's just basically a guy that wants to play baseball. >> i actually got my socks on there too. >> reporter: con roy's catcher calls him a cool dude. >> it's crazy. in the locker room he just jokes around. it's really crazy. but it's great that we can show him love out here too.

>> it's so bad that there's bias against that because he's just another one of the guys. that's how we see him. >> reporter: this was pride night at arnold field, a low key commemoration. although the team mascot was bullish on the idea. >> the kids you know, they're wearing things too like it's normal and that blows my mind and it's beautiful and all that stuff but times have changed. >> if you can play, you can play. >> reporter: conroy's start was all he imagined. a 7-0 win. and he threw all 9 innings. an ace and an advocate too. >> i'm not active in the community yet. maybe soon. but i just love being out there. i just home people can follow in my example. >> reporter: a few probaseball players have come out after their careers ended. but conroy is the only active one to do so. it is a milestone he's proud of but julie i think it he was way

more exstatic about that win tonight. >> it was so great out there and so great to see all that support. deb, thanks. a warm night for baseball all over the bay area. some in the temperatures in the inland bay valleys still in the upper 70s and low 80s. these were the highs we had today. 89 in napa. 90 in santa rosa. these are the big numbers, 102 in antioch. 103 in livermore. a really hot day inland. look at the bay area. 79 in oakland not so bad. 86 in hayward. it was kind of the impression against this heat that was trying to come this way and they met right there. that's about where the line got drawn. the inland bay temperatures stayed hot. tomorrow is going to be the same deal. in san francisco everything is lit up for san francisco pride weekend. it's going to be a beautiful day for that a beautiful weekened for that as well. we're tracking the fog which is the first mechanism for the cooling. you can see it trying to get in.

it will come in patchy tonight and it will come in pretty aggressively tomorrow with high clouds as well. a cooling trend. not as hot tomorrow as it was today. 73 in fairfield, 77 in conroe. 87 in livermore valley. the wind are happening. you have 20 in fairfield. and it's the cooler has begun. today is the hottest day you're going to see for a while. there's the fog forecast for tomorrow morning. that's not super aggressive because it's not getting up over the east bay hills. even though the fog isn't pushing that far inland the on shore wind will carry the moist cooler air hotter cooler air into the valley. they'll still see upper 90s in the valley. even low 100s. but it's going to be well east of our area. tomorrow the hot spots will be in the upper 90s. as we head into saturday further cooling. the story goes like this. further cooling pushing into the sierra nevada. this system heads into the

weekend to introduce high clouds. tropical moisture that has triggered a red flag warning for the hills. the sierra nevada up toward the -- right through the weekend and into saturday for lightning strikes. we head into lake tahoe you can expect thunder and lightning saturday night into sunday. 96 into antioch tomorrow. santa clara valley, 90s so cooler. air quality is not so great but cooler than it could be, considering. here come the high clouds saturday and sunday. just a nice looking bay area forecast. as we've been talking about two hot days in a row. two fires wouldn't be surprised to see a fire tomorrow too. because it's still going to be hot in those inland bay valleys. >> let's hope you're wrong. thank you bill. it was the thrill of a lifetime for some young basketball players. >> oh, wow. >> warriors star steph curry is holding an overnight basketball camp at stevenson school at

pebble beach tonight. more than 150 kids are getting a chance to touch that championship trophy and play ball with the mvp. what a great time. curry's camp is part of the warriors basketball camp program that's hosted about 30,000 kids over the last 15 years. they're going one on one. >> kid try and guard me. >> he's burying a three in the kid's face. >> i know. >> come on. >> love that. >> speaking of basketball. the draft today and the warriors got their guy. >> yeah, the distant future of the warriors and tonight we got a glimpse of the near future. what a luxury to have no deficiencies heading into a draft. you can simply identify the best player, the best value available and the warriors hit the nail on the head. >> with the 30th pick in the 2015 nba draft, the golden state warriors select kevon

looney. >> forward kevon looney. just 19 years old, really a top 10 prospect who fell because of a hip injury. shoots it well, great defender, great offensive rebounder and yes good value. >> whoever you draft at 30 they have to get better no matter who it is. we were joking with our coaches and we kind of passed the baton to them. they've done a great job of developing players and i expect him to develop and hopefully at some point, be a big contributor to the team. >> the top of the draft, no real surprise. the timberwolfs select karl- anthony towns of kentucky. d' angelo russell to the lakers. jahlil okafor to the 76ers. anthony brown goes to the lakers pick number 24. brown is from southern california. grew up a laker fan so this is

an absolute dream come true for him. i watched him play throughout his stanford career. great three point shooter. good defensive player. nice pick up for l. a. the third stanford draft pick in the last two seasons. all right don't look now but the a's are making strides in the al west. coming up, why today's win was a minor milestone. and what the giants did that they hasn't done since 1960.

one year ago today, tim lincecum no hit the padres. this afternoon the padres got lots of hits but the giants got more and they scored runs in bunches. a wild one at at&t. plenty of offense. already 1-0 in the first. tripled home joe panic. belt has two triples. the giants had four. first time they've done that in a game since 1950. willie mays had three of them that day by the way. they went up 5-2. the giants put it away in the bottom of the eighth. the a's alive and kicking. they're playing great baseball. that looked a lot better at 6:00 when i was hungry.

3-3 game after this knock from sam foles scores sombres and lawrie. and josh redick delivers. eric sogart behind him. they're out of the cellar since may eighth. >> how about that. >> trending in the right direction. >> thanks scott. >> you got it. >> thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast amongs at 2 beginning at 4:00 a.m. >> you can find us any time on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and the ktvu app. look at that beautiful shot of city hall. >> gorgeous shot, see you later.

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