his name is isaac a giant power scrat. and i like his brothers and sisters he was born with a passion for travel. isaac's birthplace was a special training center in tanzania. it's called which stands for development of landmine detection equipment that's what isaac is these are mine sniffing rat. rats are everywhere they are sociable circumstances. with humanity. they are actually traditionally. garbage. always. mind sniffing rats are put to work in former hotspots where learned mines are among the most deadly remnants of conflict they're often found years after war has ended and serious injury isn't the only problem. imagine how it must feel to live with the knowledge that there's a landmine lurking somewhere near your home. when i was a close up field and to help make the problem of landmines a thing of the past. but it will be a full nine months before he becomes a real pro for now he simply spends his time with his family. it's no coincidence the giant rats were chosen to sniff mines in the wild they're extraordinary

giants moved to san francisco in 1958. the dodgers also moved out to the west coast. all of a sudden, his favorite team and his favorite rival were on the west coast. he had no idea that he would actually wind up in san francisco and in the west coast and became a giants fan and then all of a sudden when the giants were about ready to leave again, and go to florida, he found a way to put a group together to keep the team here. >> reporter: after that, he worked on a new ballpark. >> he did things nobody thought could be done. if somebody had said 30 years ago that the giants would be playing in a ballpark like that, in san francisco, nobody would believe it. >> reporter: city leaders say none of the championships would've been possible without peter mcallen. peter has been fighting cancer for a while now. the giants organization says he was surrounded by his family this afternoon. peter mcallen was 76 years old. >> thank you. >>> tonight, mayor london breed released this statement, i want to send my sympathies to the famil

magowan was a lifelong giants fan. and played a critical role in the team's success over the last quarter-century. kron4's gayle ong joins us live with more on the man who was credited with not only keeping the team in san francisco but also signing barry bonds.gayle. he has seen some of the top moments in giants history.he is remembered for serving san francisco. he is known as the man who changed baseball in the city of san francisco..peter magowan, former president and managing partner of the san francisco giants, was with the team from 19-93 to 2008.he propelled the giants into world class performance -- three time winners of the world series --all because he aquired one great player - barry bonds..during his 16- year-tenure,magowan was dedicated to san francisco. former mayor willie brown:

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growing up in manhattan, his favorite team was new york giants. years later in 1992, mcgowan, current ceo and group of investors had a chance to buy the san francisco giants and keep them from moving to florida. >> peter's never say die attitude was instrumental in keeping the giants in san francisco. otherwise, here we are in 2019. we'd be watching the tampa bay giants. >> reporter: bayer spoke to us by phone after his gaethje us battle with cancer. he called him a close friend and mentor and reflected on his pioneering personality that led him to find private funding for the new stadium that opened in 2000 originally called bac bell park. >> some are liked, some are disliked, peter was a loved donor. >> i'm just heartbroken. what a prince. >> reporter: it's not hard to find a giants fan who isn't grateful for mcgowan keeping baseball in san francisco. >> he was such an extraordinary influence on the city and for any of us who cared about baseball. >> he was the kind of owner that cared about the team and cared built fans and loved the sport. com

the giants released a statement. saying quote the giants family and the entire bay area and game of baseball lost a man whose passion and loyalty to his team and community made it for us and future generations to experience the magic of giants baseball in san francisco forever. we sent out the alert through the mobile app at 4:30 p.m. to receive breaking knew updates enable push alerts. >> senator kamala harris is making it official. running for president. she kicked off the campaign in oakland and thousands came to listen. live in oakland tonight with more on what happened. >> some big crowds came out for harriss campaign kick off. police say more than 20,000 people converged on the city hall. to hear their candidate. >> i stand before you today to announce my candidacy. for president of the united states. >> with that, she began her bid for the white house. she reminded the crowd of her hometown oakland roots. >> i was born just up the road. >> she wasted no time take lg on president trumps immigration policy. >> w

nobody thought the giants could survive in san francisco no one thought we could get a new ball park built, and all those i don't think you can you can't you can't you can't print peter loved those challenges he thought of them as challenges why notthe giants waterfront ballpark stands as a physical monument to magowan's legacy. some of the design features.....like the spot where fans can come and watch the game for free at triples's alley....was macgowen's idea...he grew up rooting for the team when they were still in new york.he was the managing general partner for 16 years.....during his tenure the team signed slugger barry bonds. baer who called magowan and mentor and a friend says he was all about the fans and making them happy.. so peter legacy taking care of the fans, loving the giants, doing everything possible to create a winner which she did, and ultimately setting it up for three world championships and his legacythe giants say a plaque honoring peter magowan is going to go up on the wall of fame outside the ballpark, sometime early in the 2019 season he will be the first

the giant was born. huge. it was breathtaking.n front of us was this monstrous 747. i can't repeat what everybody says when they first take a look at this aeroplane. it was a massive wake—up call. file: september 30th, 1968. the first giant 747 is presented to the world. dad was thrilled when the 747 was actually a reality. a world launch, but few knew it still couldn't fly. today, that very first 747 rests at seattle's museum of flight. so these represented people, for the weight? barry latter worked on board as a test engineer. carrying 350 people around the sky, you didn't want to put one in the ground. everything was duplicated for safety. there are still people that say "it's not going to fly", and, quite literally, "that the aeroplane's not going to get off the ground." and going forward to that first flight, bill allen says to our chief test pilot, he says, "the company's riding on this, so don't screw it up". and he said "gee, thanks, mrallen!" the brakes were released and the plane started to roll down the runway. lots of

(ken) the quiet force behind the san francisco giants. we'll have more on the death of peter magowan... and the legacy he leaves behind. (pam) the giants and their fans are mourning the death of the man who helped keep the team in the city. peter magowan, the former team president and part owner, died yesterday after a long battle with cancer at the age of 76. kron4's maureen kelly talked to giants c-e-o larry baer about magowan's legacy. if peter didn't say yes to coming in to run it from the beginning i don't know where we beat the foot of the willie mccovey statue that greets fans outside oracle park......a bouquet of flowers is left in tribute.....while the flags inside the ballpark fly at half staff.while buster posey warms up for the upcoming season.....giants ceo larry baer says that catcher and the rest of the players could have ended up wearing uniforms reading tampa bay giants if it were not the energy and drive of peter magowen. in 1992 there had been a purchase agreement signed to move the team to florida it was not a question

he leaves behind a legacy that giants baseball fans will always treasure. former safeway ceo was a giants fan dating back to his boyhood in new york city...he was with the team from 1993 to 2008...and oversaw some of the most important moments in franchise history...he signed barry bonds to the team in 1993...also hired the executives who led the giants to three world series wins in 2010, 2012, and 2014. but perhaps his signature accomplishment was facilitating the creation of oracle park with private funding...which in turn kept the giants from moving to florida. magowan was already a member of the bay area sports hall of fame and will be inducted to the giants wall of fame on february 9th. he was 76 years old. earlier this evening the giants released the following statement: earlier tonight kron4 spoke with willie brown about magowan. magowan.about willie brown spoke with tonight kron4 earlier earlier earlier tonight kron4 spoke with willie brown about magowan. oc :16 "to get there" (kate) and we will have a live report coming up on kron4 news at 10, more

giants fans remember the man who helped bring barry bonds to the west coast. we take a look back at the life and career of peter magowan. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. a nice start to the new week as temperatures today peak well up into the 60's across the bay. skies won't be quite as clear as they were yesterday with an isolated shower possible along the coast. temperatures will stay warm in the days to come with showers around the corner later in the week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) bay area baseball fans are mourning the loss of former san francisco giants owner and leader peter magowan. the man who was credited with leading the charge that kept the team in san francisco. kron4's gayle ong has more. he is known as the man who changed baseball in the city of san francisco..peter magowan, former president and managing partner of the san francisco giants, was w

>>> a former managing partner of the san francisco giants died today. peter magowan was the ceo of safeway for 15 years before he and investors bought the seven cisco giants in 1993. he is credited with signing barry bonds and keeping them from relocating to tampa bay, florida. he also helped a billed oracle part. he stepped down from his role with the team in 2008. he died today at his home in pacific heights run by family and friends. he was 76 years old. he knew about plans to induct him into the wall of fame next month and had prepared a speech for the event. >>> work has started unwinding of four miles wretch of road in martinez. the project is expected to ease the traffic. it includes adding a third lane the east and westbound directions of highway 242. it also calls for replacing a bridge. the work is expected be done by 2021. the carpool lane will be extended a new safety lighting will be added. about 100,000 people travel on it daily. >>> details are on twin bombings at a catholic church in the philippines that left a dozen people dead? >>> a h

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and now the giants are going to oracle? no.. oracle is coming to the giants.ing att park.. oracle park.. i can't keep up.. this is the 4th time they've re-named it.. (pacbell, sbc, att)... but we'll have plenty of time to get used to it: oracle paid upwards of 300 million bucks for this name to stick for 20 years. but if you have tickets to something at oracle, make sure you know which one because the old oracle in oakland will still host shows and whatever else.. after the warriors move out. james harden didn't move fast enough..he got nailed in the head playing the bucks last night.watch this: the rockets star gets clocked in the head when bucks star giannis antetokounmpo tried to hurl a hard pass "across the court" harden was in the way.. it hit him so hard it boomeranged all the way back across the floor... harden said he didn't see it coming and it hurt like hell. yeah i know it hurts.. i always hated the kids would chuck a ball at you and say think fast! haha not funny. i've taken many a ball to the nose... basketballs, footballs.. never a baseball that

giants won three series at at&t. while the stadium will remain the same, chronicle is reporting signs will go up tomorrow as they a uns no the redwood city tech company has bought the naming rights to their waterfront ballpark. >>> first we had pacific bell park, then sbc park. then at&t park. this will be the fourth name since the stadium opened in the year 2000. >> unfortunately, i don't like the name. oracle just sounds like there's another oracle arena somewhere else, and, i don't know. at&t was all right with me. >> reporter: reports say the giants and oracle have a 20-year agreement in place. now, terms have not been released, but bloomberg estimates this deal at more than $200 million total. >> oracle, you know, we're going to call it the ballpark anyway, all of us bay area residents. it's just a ballpark. and i think that's cool. >> reporter: at&t apartments naming rights were set to end after next season. giants ceo larry bayer told the chronicle during negotiations at&t told the giants they were ghg in a di

peter mcgowan a true san francisco giant.a game, you'll see his picture on the wall of fame. ( darya ) the eagle has landed.. well not the eagles.. the rams and the patriots. they touched down in atlanta.. both hoping to score more touchdowns in the superbowl. the los angeans.. looked like they sat next to me in economy class.. in matching track suits.. but tommy and the boys kept it classy in dress suits (not as comfortable though).. and of course the question following brady everywhere was right there when he touched down.. tom tom.. are you going to retire? and for the millionth time, no, he said there's a zero percent chance he'll end his career with this superbowl. ( darya )from football's most valuable trophy.. to it's most meaningless.. the afc team won the pro-bowl yesterday and nothing says that means nothing better than the trophy breaking apart. seriously.. the thing is so flimsy it broke in two when they picked it up. how's this for a crock: a female hockey player has the fastest time in the all-star skills compet

because i don't believe that democracy should be for sale to billionaires and giant corporations. i don't take corporate pack money. i don't take pack money of any time. i don't take money from federal lobbyists. this is about rebuilding what we do together. this is about rebuilding our democracy. person by person by person, across iowa and across this country. so i am going to do this grassroots. i hope everybody will sign up and be part of this. go to war and.com. volunteering to be part of this. get a sticker, offered to make a few phone calls, pitch in 5 bucks. make an investment to democracy because this is our chance. this is our chance. we, together, can dream big and fight hard and that is how we will make a change. [cheers and applause] >> questions? we are going to do questions. >> templeton. hi, everybody. you were given some tickets when you came in, some raffle tickets, we are going to draw some of these, there are two microphones, one at the front on both sides and we will draw some numbers, if you make room for people to have some tickets. >> why don't we get some t

the san francisco giants will never play at at&t park again. that great stadium is getting a new name. it's oracle park. oracle arena is oakland will be no more. live with the story. it will take some getting used to. >> it will. it's turns out stadiums baseball stadiums have been changing names to corporate names for a long time. back to wrigley field in 1921. they're serious asht this this time. here's what they handed out today. do you love it do you hate it? >> fog on king street today. a fog of change. as far as the giants and oracle are concerned it made excellent weather for a corporate wedding in the form of a press conference. >> oracle is part of the family. our people like each other. >> good-bye to the old signage. hello to the new. it maybe worth as much as $350 million over 20 years. >> i wish i knew more. i have to learn more. >> oracle becomes the fourth name of the already vet rabble venue. after pack bell and at&t. is the public? >> you look at the size of the market. the impressions. >> pat used to work for the giants before

and now the giants are going to oracle? no.. oracle is coming to the giants.att park.. oracle park.. i can't keep up.. this is the 4th time they've re-named it.. (pacbell, sbc, att)... but we'll have plenty of time to get used to it: oracle paid upwards of 300 million bucks for this name to stick for 20 years. but if you have tickets to something at oracle, make sure you know which one because the old oracle in oakland will still host shows and whatever else.. after the warriors move out. ( darya )when patrick mccaw moved out of roaracle.. he signed a two year deal with the cavs who waived him after just three games.. and now he's on to the raptors. just signed a deal with toronto. the nba is investigating whether the whole thing was a cavs salary cap shenanigan.. but like mccaw.. i'm moving on.. he's dead to us now. james harden didn't move fast enough..he got nailed in the head playing the bucks last night.watch this: the rockets star gets clocked in the head when bucks star giannis antetokounmpo tried to hurl a hard pass "across the court" harden was in the

mcgowan will be added to the giant wall of fame for brain ninth. he knew about the teams plans and prepared a speech. it will be read by a member of >>> a california nurse is now in jail accused of illegally selling thousands of opioid pills. how authorities tracked her down. >>> authorities say a louisiana man killed his girlfriend, her family, and his own parents police are still searching for perhaps driving into silicon valley it looks pretty good northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. >>> if you thought it was warm yesterday, it was. if you in the 70s. changes on the way as we round the end of january and looking ahead to early february. n:3:3:3 >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> vigil planetary disk a state university for a 20 -year-old student killed in a hit-and-run crash in southern california. on saturday night, angelina pinedo left a dinner from a family friend and her sisters apartment and rebound it on the beach. she was walking in a crosswalk with her sister when she was hit by a car and the driver took off. her family and her b

one giant bank that cheated one family, another family, another family. targeted communities of color, targeted young people, targeted seniors, and crushed them. but people said to me, the banks have all the money, and they will prevail. they spent more than $1 million a day for more than a year lobbying against financial reforms, in particular, that consumer agency. but here's the deal. we have nothing on our side. we didn't have money or big groups on our side, but we got organized and we fought back and the consumer financial protection bureau is the law today. [applause] sen. warren: and mick mulvaney tries to sideline it. but it is doing its work. it's going to stay in there. i will tell you another one. back in 2011, 2012, i got a whole bunch of phone calls from people who said to me i love you, elizabeth, but massachusetts is not going to elect a woman to the senate. all i want to say is we got organized, we fought back and i am now the senior senator of the commonwealth. [applause] sen. warren: ok, and just one more. just one more. [laughter] sen.

the giants say funeral services for peter mcgowan will be private. in lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the peter ma gough an's -- we'll keep you posted as the giants reveal more details about the wall of fame ceremony. >>> the giants release a statement and it says the giants family, the entire bay area and the game of baseball lost a man whose passion and loyalty to his favorite team and beloved community made it possible for all of us to experience the magic of giants baseball in san francisco forever. >> he will certainly be missed. it is 4:31 this morning on a monday. if you're just joining us, let's get an update of weather and traffic. >> hi, everybody. what a legacy he's leaving behind. just look south of here and we like to show it on our tower cam all the time. the stadium. >>> it's milder when you step outside this morning. let's take a look at the accuweather 12-hour planner i put together for you. mostly cloudy conditions at 7:00. we'll stay pretty much partly sunny to mostly cloudy which means the clouds will dominate the sky mo

>some of the giants most prominent figures were in attendance for today's ceremony.....giants president & ceo larry baer, willie mays, and dusty baker all welcomed in a new era.....>this will give the bay area two sports venue's named after the redwood city technology company, with the other of course being oracle arena in oakland....>and while at&t park has become a staple in san francisco.....the re-branding to oracle park will start immediately......> there has been about 70 million people who have gone through that gate at the park since it opened in march of 2000......> (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: dense fog was slow to clear ar

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turning to the giants--- the franchise and fans around the bay area in mourning today...sing of the legendary peter magowan. and what a legacy he leaves behind. the man that not only saved the giants from moving to florida and keeping them in san francisco,... but also built that stunning, waterfront ballpark on 3rd and king. as the team's president and managing general partner for 16 years, magowan helped make sure stars were in that stadium...signing barry bonds, one of the greatest of all time. the executive lost his battle with cancer at 76-years old.... earlier today-- team ceo larry baer reflected on his former mentor. "peter passed really fufilled knowing that the team is here forever and knowing that he was going on the wall of fame, which we're going to do around the beginning of the season. so there's a blessing to that, but it's still very very hard not having peter with us." and and magowan will be the first non-player to be honored on the wall of fame. finally tonight, welcome to super bowl week. so many events before getting to sunday's kickoff..

i think every giants fan remembers that. if you're old enough. >>> let's take a look at the commute. if you're coming into the bay bridge, you see that traffic is backed up all the way to the maize. metering lights are on and traffic is recovering earlier issues that were cleared. it is just a little slower than normal but i would not worry about it if you're keeping a schedule, is probably an extra five minutes. this is a 80 and oakland the coliseum. you the traffic is okay. 205 is very slow if that is your commit to getting over two 580 and eventually to livermore. and we do have so traffic already on the san mateo bridge as we backup to the san mateo bridge traffic and hayward traffic in the freeways. the great traffic is getting past rottino there was a crash near saratoga at the exit and traffic is going to be slow through the area. here is downtown san jose. look for yourself on the right. that was northbound 280. it is not usually this fall at this time, but it is this morning. plan accordingly. let's bring in steve w

turning to the giants--- the franchise and fans around the bay area in mourning today...ter magowan. and what a legacy he leaves behind. the man that not only saved the giants from moving to florida and keeping them in san francisco,... but also built that stunning, waterfront ballpark on 3rd and king. as the team's president and managing general partner for 16 years, magowan helped make sure stars were in that stadium...signing barry bonds, one of the greatest of all time. the executive lost his battle with cancer at 76-years old.... earlier today-- team ceo larry baer reflected on his former mentor. "peter passed really fufilled knowing that the team is here forever and knowing that he was going on the wall of fame, which we're going to do around the beginning of the season. so there's a blessing to that, but it's still very very hard not having peter with us." and magowan will be the first non-player to be honored on the wall of fame. finally tonight, super bowl week is finally upon us. so many events before getting to sunday's kickoff... and the festivitie

what giants fans had to say about it tonight. >>> good evening. >> a terrifying 911 call in palo alto. a man confesses to shooting his wife and tying up his kids. >> but it was all a big hoax. >> the prank is called swatting. calling 911 to report a crime that would bring on heavy police presence. it happened here in this palo alto neighborhood last night off emerson street from a caller with an untraceable number. >> come out with their hands up one at a time. >> white heard the police commands loud and clear. >> i just heard them tell somebody to go back inside the house. >> as officers after 9 can p.m. >> turned with your hands up. >> police detained a facebook cyber security executive whose name was the same as the 911 caller. the caller told the dispatcher he shot his wife, was holding his kids house damage h pipe bombs and would hurt police once they arrived. >> i thought it's a false alarm. >> and you were right. >> yeah. >> turns tut man and another person living in the home had no idea what was going on. police quickly learned they all had been had. but the prank called swatt

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theyeos of the giant banks just rolled in the money and stayed in their jobs. you can't get me any accountability, personal accountability from the executives of the company. like wells fargo. that can say is you get push back and the ceo of wells fargo is gone. the point of that is yeah, it's hard. a lot of things are hard. hard, some real slim already done it. we are americans. history of coming together to fight the hard fights. the abolitionists -- they didn't say this is too hard, the suffragettes, they didn't say this was too hard. movements, they didn't say this was too hard. movementscivil rights . [applause] yes, these folks were told it's too hard. give up before you start. but they organized, they persisted, and they changed america. [applause] tonight because i believe. i believe in what we can do. now isve that this right our moment. big and toto dream take back this country for democracy. ♪ [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its

today the negotiations are overshadowed by newly unsealed criminal charges against chinese telecom giant huawei and by a slumping chinese economy. the u.s. is also pushing europe for a new trade deal threatening automakers in return but brussels has a little more leverage it's importing even more soybeans. and also on the show it tastes like chicken and it is even though these nuggets of patties have been grown in a lab is this what will be eating soon. i'm stephen beard thanks for joining us american and chinese trade officials are set to begin a new round of talks today in washington the latest effort to resolve a trade dispute that has disrupted business across the globe the stakes are high u.s. president donald trump has threatened to raise further tariffs on chinese goods if no deal is reached by march and that would hit an already slumping chinese economy and then there's that thorny issue of huawei. one thing that's the question in washington as the world's two biggest economies sit down to work out their differences and settle their open trade conflict since u.s. president donald

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recently into hospice care, widely known as the man who saved the san francisco giant giants. back in 1992 helped prevent the team from moving to florida. and also credited with signing bash barry bonds and spiriting the building of at&t park. he looefts behind a wive and daughter. >>> and the senator harris using the bay area as hometown to launch her campaign. >> cristie joins us live from oakland. how was it? >> well it was quite a production here in downtown equ and unifying the country and a reversal of policies under president trump. to announce my president of the united states. >> reporter: for supporters it was exactly what they wanted to hear as thousands of people packed into the plaza. harris talked about her family, her parents as immigrants and her roots in the east bay. the campaign is kamala harris for the people. the 54-year-old democrat didn't specifically name president trump but hit on themes of a weakened global position, economic inequality and racial hostility and polarization under his watch. >> we are at an inflection point in the history of our nation

his name is isaac the giant power grat. and i like his brothers and sisters he was born with a passion for travel. isaac's birthplace was a special training center in tanzania. it's called which stands for development of landmine detection equipment that's what isaac is these are mine sniffing rat. rats are everywhere they are sociable to all circumstances and they've lifted with humanity since ever. they actually traditionally. garbage and they've been doing that. for always. mind sniffing rats are put to work in former hot spots where learned mines are among the most deadly remnants of conflict they're often found years after war has ended and serious injury isn't the only problem. imagine how it must feel to live with the knowledge that there's a landmine lurking somewhere near your home. when i was a close up field and to help make the problem of landmines a thing of the cost. but it will be a full nine months before he becomes a real pro for now he simply spends his time with his family. it's no coincidence that giant

talks and negotiations are overshadowed by newly unsealed criminal charges against chinese telecom giant huawei and by a slumping chinese economy. also the u.s. is pushing europe for a new trade deal threatening automakers in return but brussels has a little more leverage it's importing ever more amounts of soybeans. and u.s. sanctions on venezuela are driving up the price of oil worldwide and that's angering governments in china and russia. i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us american and chinese trade officials are set to begin a new round of talks today in washington the latest effort to resolve a trade dispute that has disrupted business across the globe the stakes are high u.s. president donald trump has threatened to raise further tariffs on chinese goods if no deal is reached by march about would hit an already slumping chinese economy and then there's the delicate matter of huawei and its chief financial officer. the way brand in beijing is probably as common as apple is in new york city huawei is china's leading telecommunications group that's why journalists were

what they say about the employee giant's evaluation. and how good is not good enough. >>> and if you plan to take b.a.r.t., you might see something you haven't seen before. lots of people without pants. when it's supposed to happen. we'll be right back. starbucks customers may soon see neil disposal boxes in the bathrooms. according to the chronicle, they are being installed because drugs and syringes have become a real problem and some starbucks bathrooms. more than 3700 people signed a petition on a coworker website calling starbucks to put me to to put neil disposal boxes in high risk bathrooms, and plays have on blood and needles and were even stuck by and properly dispose of needles. they will be installed in certain locations, we don't know yet if any will be here in the bay area. >>> phillip morris is in hopes to stop manufacturing cigarettes soon. vineyard based company says it wants to move entirely into smoke-free products, especially e-cigarettes. the company says it focuses on the millions of parent smokers who are looking f

they signed a lifetime contract to the giants. he died knowing how important his accomplishments were for the team and the whole city. >> i think he soaks it in. he's involved in the day-to-day operations. he soaks in every fact of how the team is performed and the love and community for it and the giants. i think it's something we would all dream of as sad of a day as today is with peter's passing. there's great joy in knowing that he left the earth fulfilled, that a couple of really important missions for him were fulfilled. >> he will be the first nonplayer to be added to the hall of fame. in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >> sarah, thank you. time is 7:46. sal is back and getting you where you need to go this morning. how does it look? >> it looks all right. although, it's crowded to me, i don't want to make it sound too good. definitely cloudy conditions. i want to start with the east bay commute and show you the traffic doing okay. 880 north bound passing the coliseum. pretty soon it's going to be filled in. bay bridge slow